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DSAT syllabus 2023 is released by Dayananda Sagar University for the aspirants who are appearing for DSAT 2023 exam, and seeking admission for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. DSAT exam 2023 syllabus is based on 10+1 and 10+2 examination syllabus. Applicants can check the DSAT 2023 syllabus elaborated below.
DSAT 2023 Syllabus for UG Courses
DSAT 2023 syllabus for UG courses is basically from 12th standard topics. Following are the subjects where the candidate has to concentrate if they have selected a UG course.
- Mathematics: Algebra, Sets & Functions, Mathematical Reasoning, Calculus, Co-ordinate Geometry, Probability, Linear Programming, Vectors, and Relations & Functions.
- Physics: Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Optics, Electromagnetic Waves, Current Electricity, Gravity, Thermodynamics, Atoms, Oscillation of Waves, Properties of Bulk matter, Magnetic effect, etc.
- Chemistry: Electrochemistry, Basics of chemistry, Solution, Surface Chemistry, Chemistry Kinetics, Hydrogen, Equilibrium, State of Matter, Redox Reaction, Polymers, Chemical bonding, Classification of Elements, Biomolecules, etc.
- English: Idioms & Phrases, Fill in the blanks, English usage errors, Comprehension, Rearrange the sentence, Synonyms, Antonyms, Analogies, etc.
Note: The candidates can go through the JEE Main syllabus for the DSAT 2023 exam in Engineering courses.
DSAT 2023 Syllabus for PG Courses
DSAT 2023 syllabus for PG courses is basically from the undergraduate course which the candidate has completed in their past and there will be an additional section that tests your General Knowledge, Aptitude and Reasoning in various fields. Following are the subjects included in PG DSAT 2023 syllabus.
- General Knowledge
- Aptitude Test
- Logical Reasoning
- Verbal Reasoning
- Non-verbal Reasoning
- English.
DSAT 2023 Preparation Tips
If need be, candidates can refer below-listed tips for preparing for DSAT 2023.
- A thorough reading of the textbooks is suggested before going ahead and solving the previous papers and sample papers.
- Short notes or flowcharts and mind maps are some ways that one could use in their benefit for memorization and as short revision notes prior to the examination.
- Going through the previous papers and a few other sample papers after a thorough revision is highly recommended.
- The student can identify their weaker areas by analysing the paper and cross-checking their responses with the given solutions.
- Candidates are encouraged not to focus heavily on studying new and unfamiliar subjects in the final few days. Instead, concentrating on areas that are important to the candidate and clearing up any remaining doubt would improve the student's chances to score better.
- Only a lot of practice will improve aptitude, as the candidate's mind will be trained to think more logically. Few areas in aptitude where recurring trends can be observed should be practised more so that they improve during the exam and help cut down on aptitude time. The time saved during the aptitude portion can be used in other areas that need more memory or effort.
