UGAT Syllabus

It is extremely important to know the syllabus of any entrance. Preparation is more structured if the student is aware of the syllabus for any competitive exam. Here students should be aware of the syllabus of AIMA UGAT thoroughly. Next, a strategy should be devised to crack the AIMA UGAT. If students have a superficial knowledge of the syllabus then they will not be able to achieve success in the UGAT entrance.

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To achieve success in the UGAT exam, students should go through the AIMA UGAT syllabus for the coming year. The following article will give you information on the list of topics to be covered to clear the UGAT exam.

UGAT 2022 syllabus will include the English language, Numerical and Data Analysis, Reasoning and Intelligence, and General Knowledge. UGAT aspirants should have a detailed analysis of different topics and try to master each topic. Moreover, as students are occupied with their class 12th board exams, therefore they need to put in some extra hours to cover the UGAT syllabus. The list of topics will give an idea to students about the time that they have to devote for the preparation of each topic.

Section-wise detailed syllabus is given below:

UGAT English Language Syllabus

Verbal Reasoning	Sentence completion	Fill In the Blanks	One word substitution
Contextual usage	Syllogisms	Sentence correction & Idioms	Foreign language words used in English
Analogies	Different usage of the same word	Antonyms	Jumbled paragraphs

UGAT Numerical and Data Analysis Syllabus

Geometry, (Lines, angles, Triangles, Spheres, Rectangles, Cube, Cone etc.)	Number system	HCF & LCM	Algebra
Ratios and Proportion	Work and time	Percentages & Averages	Time-Speed-Distance
Profit & Loss	In-equations Quadratic and linear equations	Geometric Progression	Partnership (Accounts)

UGAT Reasoning and Intelligence Syllabus

Coding & Decoding	Visual reasoning	Pie Chart	Puzzles
Arrangement	Strong Arguments and Weak Arguments	Multi-dimensional arrangements	Course of Action
Graphs representing Area	Series	Family tree	Numeric grid
Blood Relations	Critical Reasoning	Calendars	Syllogisms
Statement Conclusions	Column graphs	General Knowledge