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    Karnataka PGCET · MBA

    Free to read

    100

    Questions

    single-best-answer MCQ

    100

    Total marks

    +1 per correct answer

    120 min

    Duration

    2 hours

    None

    Negative marking

    attempt every question

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    Syllabus

    PGCET MBA sections

    Every tested skill has a lesson
    1. 1

      Computer Awareness

      Computer Basics: organization of a computer, CPU, I/O devices, memory, programming languages, types of OS, general awareness of Internet, web applications, database applications, information systems · Data Representation: characters, integers and fractions; Binary, ASCII, Hexadecimal · Binary Arithmetic: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division; two's complement; floating-point representation (incl. normalized) · Operating Systems: evolution, types, functions, modern OS

    2. 2

      Analytical Ability and Logical Reasoning

      KEA's verbatim wording: “Logical Reasoning, Puzzles, Diagrams, Analogy, verbal ability, analytical ability and related aspects.” KEA does not enumerate individual topics for this section.

    3. 3

      Quantitative Analysis

      Arithmetic · Data Analysis and Interpretation · Statistics · Related Quantitative Aspects

    4. 4

      English Language

      Grammar (basic) · Synonyms · Antonyms · Sentence Correction · One-word Substitution · Idioms & Phrases · Pairs Expressing Relationships · Famous Books in English Literature

    5. 5

      General Knowledge

      Indian Business Environment · Global Environment · Social Events · Cultural Events · Economics · Management · Political Events · Historical Events · Current Affairs · Sports · Awards · Personalities & Achievements · Science & Technology · Humanities · Entrepreneur & Entrepreneurship · Business Communication

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    CUET PG CScuet pg cs mathAnswered

    The equation x2 - 2x - 35 = 0 has two roots. What is the larger of the two roots?

    • A-5
    • B5
    • C7— correct answer
    • D35

    Correct. The solution is now shown below.

    In simple terms

    A quadratic equation usually has two answers. Plug the numbers into the standard formula, and the plus sign in front of the square root gives the bigger one.

    1. x2 - 2x - 35 = 0 is solved using the quadratic formula x = 2+−(−2)2−4×1×(−35)2×1.
    2. The part under the root is (−2)2 - 4×1×(−35) = 4 + 140 = 144, and 144 = 12.
    3. So x = 2+122 = 7 or x = 2−122 = −5, and the larger root is 7, option C.

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    Reasoning68%
    English84%
    Computer91%
    Gen. Knowledge63%

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Karnataka PGCET · MBA

Graduates competing for MBA seats in Karnataka via KEA.

100

Questions

single-best-answer MCQ

120 min

Duration

2 hours

None

Negative marking

attempt every question

Moderate

10 real papers analysed

Computer Awareness · Analytical Ability and Logical Reasoning · Quantitative Analysis · English Language · General Knowledge

Law

Complete

CLAT (UG)

Class-12 and final-year school students seeking the 5-year integrated LL.B. at the National Law Universities.

120

Questions

all passage-based

120 min

Duration

~1 min per question

-0.25

Negative marking

+1 correct · -0.25 wrong · blank 0

High

8 real papers analysed

English Language · Current Affairs, including General Knowledge · Legal Reasoning · Logical Reasoning · Quantitative Aptitude

Banking

Syllabus practice

IBPS PO

Graduates competing for Probationary Officer posts at public-sector banks via IBPS's CRP PO/MT.

100 Q · 1 hr · +1 · −0.25 (prelims)
Moderate–High

English Language · Quantitative Aptitude · Reasoning Ability

SSC

Syllabus practice

SSC CGL

Graduates competing for Group B/C central government posts via the Staff Selection Commission's Combined Graduate Level exam.

100 Q · 1 hr · +2 · −0.5 (prelims)
Moderate–High

General Intelligence and Reasoning · General Awareness · Quantitative Aptitude · English Comprehension

UGC NET

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UGC NET — Management

Postgraduates in Management competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Management subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

9 real papers analysed

General Paper · Management

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Commerce

Postgraduates in Commerce competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Commerce subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Commerce

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Economics

Postgraduates in Economics competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Economics subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Economics

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Computer Science and Applications

Postgraduates in Computer Science and Applications (MCA, M.Tech, M.Sc.) competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Computer Science subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
High

General Paper · Computer Science and Applications

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — English

Postgraduates in English literature competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's English subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · English

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Education

Postgraduates in Education (M.Ed., M.A. Education) competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Education subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Education

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Political Science

Postgraduates in Political Science competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Political Science subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Political Science

UGC NET

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UGC NET — History

Postgraduates in History competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's History subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · History

UGC NET

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UGC NET — Sociology

Postgraduates in Sociology competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Sociology subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Sociology

UGC NET

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UGC NET — Psychology

Postgraduates in Psychology competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Psychology subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Psychology

UGC NET

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UGC NET — Law

Postgraduates in Law (LL.M.) competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Law subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
High

General Paper · Law

UGC NET

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UGC NET — Geography

Postgraduates in Geography competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Geography subject paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Geography

UGC NET

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UGC NET — Library and Information Science

Postgraduates in Library and Information Science competing for Assistant Professor eligibility, librarian posts and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Library and Information Science paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Library and Information Science

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Mass Communication and Journalism

Postgraduates in Mass Communication and Journalism competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Mass Communication and Journalism paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Mass Communication and Journalism

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Public Administration

Postgraduates in Public Administration competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Public Administration paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Public Administration

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Philosophy

Postgraduates in Philosophy competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Philosophy paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Philosophy

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Social Work

Postgraduates in Social Work competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Social Work paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Social Work

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Home Science

Postgraduates in Home Science competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Home Science paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Home Science

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Physical Education

Postgraduates in Physical Education competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Physical Education paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Physical Education

UGC NET

Syllabus practice

UGC NET — Criminology

Postgraduates in Criminology competing for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowships via UGC NET's Criminology paper.

150 Q · 3 hr · +2 · no negative
Moderate–High

General Paper · Criminology

CUET PG

Syllabus practice

CUET PG — General Paper (MBA etc.)

Graduates seeking admission to MBA and other management postgraduate programmes via CUET PG's General Paper (MBA etc.), QP code COQP12 — this is the CUET PG paper an MBA candidate sits, not "CUET PG — General Paper" (COQP11) below.

75 Q · 1.5 hr · +4 · −1
Moderate

English / Comprehension · Quantitative Ability · Logical Reasoning · Data Interpretation

CUET PG

Syllabus practice

CUET PG — General Paper

Graduates seeking admission to postgraduate programmes with no subject-specific paper via CUET PG's General Paper, QP code COQP11 — NOT the MBA paper: an MBA candidate needs "CUET PG — General Paper (MBA etc.)" (COQP12) above.

75 Q · 1.5 hr · +4 · −1
Moderate

English Comprehension · General Knowledge / Awareness · Computer Basics · General Aptitude · Logical Reasoning

CUET PG

Syllabus practice

CUET PG — Computer Science and Information Technology

Graduates seeking admission to postgraduate Computer Science / IT programmes via CUET PG's Computer Science and Information Technology subject paper, QP code SCQP09.

75 Q · 1.5 hr · +4 · −1
Moderate–High

Thinking & Decision Making · Mathematics · Computer Science

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