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The Entrance test for the BBA comprises Mathematics English and a bit of GK. There are 50 questions in all. Usually, the split is: 25 to 30 - Mathematics 15 to 20 - English 5 GK The mathematics syllabus comprises of topics studied in class 10. There are normally questions on Algebra, Logarithms, Number System, basic Trigonometry, Profit Loss etc. The English questions normally ask for sentence correction. These are the kind you would see in a SAT/GMAT book. You can also prepare for the English sentence correction section by practicing sample questions on veritasprep. There are also a few fill in the blanks questions for the English Section. The GK questions are few in number, normally a mix of Current and Historical GK. For eg. Who was the first vice president of India.