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Bcom (BDA)-4th Sem (2)

The syllabus for the 4th semester B.Com (BDA) includes sections on Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Interpretation, each covering a variety of topics. Key areas in Quantitative Aptitude include numbers, profit and loss, and geometry, while Logical Reasoning focuses on coding, series, and blood relations. Verbal Reasoning emphasizes reading skills and grammar, and Data Interpretation involves analyzing data presented in various chart formats.

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Bcom (BDA)-4th Sem (2)

The syllabus for the 4th semester B.Com (BDA) includes sections on Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning, and Data Interpretation, each covering a variety of topics. Key areas in Quantitative Aptitude include numbers, profit and loss, and geometry, while Logical Reasoning focuses on coding, series, and blood relations. Verbal Reasoning emphasizes reading skills and grammar, and Data Interpretation involves analyzing data presented in various chart formats.

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SYLLABUS FOR 4TH SEM B.

COM(BDA)
Quantitative Aptitude
In Quantitative Aptitude section specifically, read the question twice before answering to
avoid silly mistakes. The common topics of this section are as follows:

1. Numbers, Decimals, Fractions, Powers


2. Profit, Loss
3. Simple interest and Compound interest
4. Speed, Distance, Time
5. Work and wages
6. Trains, Boats, Streams-upstream/downstream, Circular track questions
7. Cistern and pipes
8. Seating arrangements, Calendar dates
9. Logarithms
10. Probability
11. Permutations and combinations
12. Mensuration
13. Algebra, Percentages
14. Ratio, Proportion, Partnerships
15. Geometry
16. Mixtures and Allegations
17. Simplification and approximations
18. Age
19. Progressions-arithmetic, Geometric, and Harmonic
20. Quadratic Equations
21. Trigonometry
22. Heights and Distances
23. Simple Equations
24. Inequalities

Remarks: Can be delivered


Logical Reasoning
While solving Logical Reasoning questions, remember to never make any assumptions
of your own unless specifically asked in the question. Also, make it a habit to write all
given information and data before starting to solve the question. The common topics of
the Logical Reasoning sections are given below.
1. Coding Decoding
2. Series-missing number, odd one out
3. Cause and Effect
4. Direction and Ranking
5. Blood relations
6. Syllogism
7. Assumptions, Premise and Conclusion
8. Assertion and Reasoning
9. Symbol based problems
10. Input and output
11. Statements and Assumptions
12. Statements and Arguments
13. Matrix arrangement
14. Analogy Test
15. Mapping and best routes
16. Objective Reasoning
17. Selection decision tables

Remarks: Can be delivered


Verbal Reasoning
For acing the Verbal Reasoning section, it is best to develop reading skills. Make it a
habit to spend some time reading good books, magazines and newspapers. This will
help you improve your reading skills, vocabulary, grammar along with your ability to
make logical inferences.
1. Reading comprehension
2. Vocabulary-synonyms, antonyms
3. Contextual library
4. Jumbled Words
5. Grammar- Subject-verb agreement
6. Error detection and correction
7. Sentence improvements
8. Sentence rearrangements
9. Analogy
10. Theme detection
11. Idioms and phrases
12. Paragraph completion
13. Critical reasoning

Remarks: Can be delivered

Data interpretation
In Data Interpretation questions, as the name suggests the questions are based on
making sense out of processed data. The data can be organized in the following
formats.
1. Table chart
2. Line chart
3. Bar chart
4. Pie chart

Remarks: Can be delivered

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