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Updated By Priyanka on 16 Feb, 2023 13:02
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Predict NowThe APSET syllabus is prescribed by the Andhra University, Visakhapatnam on behalf of the Government of Andhra Pradesh. The APSET 2023 syllabus will assist all the candidates to know what subjects and topics will be covered in the APSET exam 2023. Candidates who are appearing for the APSET exam this year will be able to crack the exam after completely reviewing the 2023 syllabus for APSET. The university has decided to separate the APSET syllabus for Paper 1 and Paper 2 for the year 2021. Separate topics and subjects are assigned to each and every subjects which will be covered in Paper 2 of the APSET exam 2023.
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With the help of the APSET 2023 syllabus, candidates can get an idea about the subjects from which the questions will be asked in the entrance exam. After going through the whole syllabus, candidates must start preparing for the exam and solve APSET previous years’ question papers. The syllabus generally remains the same for all the years which will help the candidates to practice according to the previous year question papers. Candidates may refer to the main website for the latest updates in the syllabus. The detailed syllabus for both exams has been mentioned below.
Apart from the APCET 2023 syllabus provided above, the candidates may also refer to the detailed syllabus of APSET 2023 which has been provided in a tabular form:
Section | Topics |
|---|---|
Teaching Aptitude | Teaching: Nature, Objectives, Characteristics and basic requirements |
Learner’s characteristics; | |
Factors affecting teaching; | |
Methods of teaching; | |
Teaching aids; | |
Evaluation | |
Research Aptitude | Research: Meaning, Characteristics and types; |
Steps of research; | |
Methods of research; | |
Research Ethics; | |
Paper, article, workshop, seminar, conference and symposium; | |
Thesis writing: its characteristics and format | |
Reading Comprehension | A passage to be set with questions to answer |
Communication | Communication: Nature, characteristics, types, barriers and effective classroom |
Reasoning (Including Mathematical) | Number series |
Letter series | |
codes | |
Relationships | |
Logical Reasoning | Understanding the structure of arguments; |
Evaluating and distinguishing deductive and inductive reasoning; | |
Verbal analogies; word analogy-Applied analogy; | |
Verbal classification; | |
Reasoning Logical Diagrams: Simple diagrammatic relationship, Multi-diagrammatic relationship; | |
Venn diagram; Analytical | |
Data Interpretation | Sources, acquisition and interpretation of data; |
Quantitative and qualitative data; | |
Graphical representation and mapping of data. | |
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) | ICT: meaning, advantages, disadvantages and uses; |
General abbreviations and terminology; | |
Basics of internet and e-mailing. | |
People and Environment | People and environment interaction; |
Sources of pollution; | |
Pollutants and their impact on human life, exploitation of natural and energy resources; | |
Natural hazards and mitigation. | |
Higher Education System: Governance, Polity and Administration | Structure of the Institutions for higher learning and research in India |
Formal and distance education | |
Professional/ technical and general education | |
Value education | |
Governance, polity and administration | |
Concept, institutions and their interactions |
Section | Topics |
|---|---|
Commerce | Business Environment |
Financial & Management Accounting | |
Business Economics | |
Business Statistics and Data Processing | |
Business Management | |
Marketing Management | |
Financial Management | |
Human Resources Management | |
Banking and Financial Institution | |
International Business | |
Accounting and Finance | |
Marketing | |
Income Tax Law & Tax Planning | |
Economics | Microeconomics Analysis |
Macroeconomics Analysis | |
Development and Planning | |
Public Finance | |
International Economics | |
Indian Economy | |
Statistical Methods | |
Theory of Demand | |
Theory of Production | |
Keynesian and Post-Keynesian approaches | |
Development and Growth | |
Theories of Taxation | |
Components of Money Supply | |
Industrial Structure and Economic Growth | |
Population and Economic Development | |
Role of Agriculture in Indian Economy | |
Single Equation Linear Model | |
Simultaneous Equation Models | |
Techniques of Forecasting | |
Theory of Consumer Behaviour and Theory of Firms | |
Theory of Pricing | |
Theory of Games | |
Planning and Economic Development | |
English | Chaucer to Shakespeare |
Jacobean to Restoration Periods | |
Augustan Age: 18th Century Literature | |
Romantic Period | |
Victorian Period | |
Modern Period | |
Contemporary Period | |
American and other non-British Literature | |
Literary Theory and Criticism | |
Rhetoric and Prosody | |
British Literature from Chaucer to the Present Day | |
Criticism and Literary Theory | |
History of English language | |
European Literature from Classical Age to the 20th Century | |
Indian Writing in English and Indian Literature in English Translation | |
American and other Non-British English Literature | |
Literary Theory and Criticism | |
History | Concepts, Ideas and Terms |
Ancient Indian History | |
Medieval Indian History | |
Modern Indian History | |
From the Indus Valley Civilization to the Mahajanapadas | |
History of India from 4th Century BC to 3rd Century AD | |
India from the 4th Century AD to 12th Century AD | |
India from 1206 to 1526 | |
India from 1526 onwards | |
Socio-economic and Cultural Life under the Mughals | |
Foundation of the British Rule | |
Economic and Social Policies | |
National Movement and Post-Independent India | |
World History | |
Research in History | |
Political Science | Political Theory and Thought |
Comparative Politics and Political Analysis | |
Indian Government and Politics | |
Public Administration | |
International Relations | |
Political Development | |
Making of Indian Constitution | |
Theories of International Relations |
The APSET 2021 Paper II syllabus for more subjects shall be updated here soon.
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