SRCC GBO Syllabus

Faster preparation can be achieved by having a solid foundation in business, economics, maths, and English. It's important to be consistent and set out time each day for study. The preparation schedule is influenced by the intricacy of the SRCC GBO course, which covers economics, finance, marketing, and mathematical ability. Having access to high-quality study guides and practice exams can improve preparedness. Determining the syllabus's advantages and disadvantages aids in time management. Revision on a regular basis is necessary to ensure comprehension. Six months is usually enough time to prepare thoroughly, although every situation is different. It's crucial to make an organised study schedule, identify realistic objectives, and track your progress. It is advisable to modify the timeframe in response to obstacles or additional preparation needs.

Shri Ram College of Commerce conducts the SRCC GBO exam only once a year. This year, the exam will also be conducted once in the computer-based test mode. Here are important topics for the exam according to the sections of SRCC GBO question paper. English Comprehension and Language Ability: Just like other management entrance tests, this section is divided into Reading Comprehension and Verbal Ability/English Usage. The topics of this section are as follows:Synonyms (word pair)Fill in the blanksPara CompletionsIdiomsError identificationWord MeaningAntonymsSentence CompletionPara JumblesGrammarReading ComprehensionQuantitative Ability: This section of the SRCC GBO question paper is considered tough. However, the overall difficulty level can be considered to be moderate. Some of the important topics of this section include:PercentageProfit and LossSimple Interest and Compound InterestAverage, Mixture and AlligationTime and DistanceTime and SpeedGeometry and MensurationTime and WorkProbabilityStatistics AlgebraLogical Ability: Generally this section of the SRCC GBO question papers is the most difficult one. The Logical Ability section analyses the candidates’ critical, analytical and logical thinking. Some of the important topics include:Family TreeArrangementsBlood RelationsNumeric GridAssumptionsStrong and Weak ArgumentsCoding and DecodingSeriesData Interpretation: This section contains questions mainly where the student needs to draw inferences from the given/available data. Some of the important topics of this section include:SyllogismsVenn DiagramsClocks and Calendar Cause and EffectPuzzles Coding and DecodingTablesGraphs