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Dear Saan, Primary school entrance exams typically assess foundational skills to ensure readiness for formal education. The specific questions can vary by institution, but generally include:1. Language Skills:Vocabulary: Identifying and understanding common words.Comprehension: Answering questions based on simple stories or passages.Writing: Drawing or writing about familiar topics.2. Mathematical Skills:Number Recognition: Identifying and writing numbers.Basic Arithmetic: Simple addition and subtraction.Patterns: Recognizing and completing simple patterns.3. General Knowledge:Shapes and Colors: Identifying basic shapes and colors.Animals and Plants: Recognizing common animals and plants.Seasons and Weather: Understanding basic concepts of seasons and weather.4. Cognitive Skills:Memory: Recalling sequences or patterns.Problem-Solving: Simple puzzles or tasks requiring logical thinking.Attention: Following simple instructions or tasks.For example, a practice question might be:"Which of the following is a fruit?"a) Dogb) Applec) Card) ChairIn this case, the correct answer is b) Apple.To prepare, consider reviewing sample questions and engaging in activities that enhance these skills. Websites like Nursery and School Guide offer sample questions to help familiarize with the exam format.Best regards, Ankit kr. 

Hiii ! Yes, the General Test is compulsory for admission to B.Sc Hons programs at Delhi University (DU) if you are applying through the CUET (Common University Entrance Test). The General Test is a part of the CUET exam, and it is required for certain undergraduate courses, including B.Sc Hons, as it assesses general aptitude and reasoning skills.However, the specific subjects required for your chosen B.Sc Hons programme may also depend on the course. For example, for B.Sc Hons in Biotechnology, you may need to select subjects like Biology, Chemistry, and possibly Mathematics or Physics.It's important to check the official DU or CUET guidelines for the most accurate details.Good luck with your preparation! 

Several private engineering colleges in India offer direct second-year admission to engineering programs based on your 12th-grade marks, without requiring an entrance exam, including: SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT), Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), Amity University, JSS Academy of Technical Education, Chandigarh University, and Sharda University; however, specific eligibility criteria and available seats might vary depending on the college and program. Key points to remember:Admission criteria:Most colleges offering direct second-year admission will primarily consider your 12th-grade marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, with a high percentage often required. Management quota:Many private colleges might have a "management quota" where a limited number of seats are available for direct admission based on merit or other factors.