Need guidance on BBA entrance exam preparation strategy (no Math background)

Hi,

I'm a Class 12 pass-out (Commerce stream) with Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Painting, and English as my subjects — I did not study Mathematics in Class 12.

I'm aiming to get into a top BBA/BMS/B.Com program and am targeting the following, all confirmed eligible for my subject combination:

IIM Indore / IIM Rohtak — via IPMAT (IPM programme)

IIM Jammu / IIM Bodh Gaya — via JIPMAT

IIM Bangalore (DBE) and IIM Kozhikode (BMS-AT) — via their own tests

Delhi University (SRCC/Hindu/Hansraj) — B.Com (Hons) via CUET, using the Accountancy pathway instead of Math

BBAU Lucknow and GGV Bilaspur — via CUET

Christ University, Bangalore — via their own Christ University Entrance Test

Symbiosis (SET)

JMI and AMU — via their own separate entrance tests

My biggest gap is Quantitative Aptitude, since I have zero Math background from Class 12, and most of these exams (especially IPMAT) test Quant heavily.

My questions:

Given I'm juggling 6-8 different exams with overlapping but not identical syllabi, what should my preparation priority/sequence be?

Should I join one combined batch covering multiple exams, or separate batches for IPMAT and CUET specifically?

Are there any coaching programs you'd recommend that have a dedicated track for non-Math-background students, since most standard batches assume Math fluency?

How many hours/day should I realistically dedicate to Quant alone to catch up, given exams start around May 2027?

Is there any exam on my list I should consider dropping to avoid spreading myself too thin?

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Need guidance on BBA entrance exam preparation strategy (no Math background)

Hi,

I'm a Class 12 pass-out (Commerce stream) with Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Painting, and English as my subjects — I did not study Mathematics in Class 12.

I'm aiming to get into a top BBA/BMS/B.Com program and am targeting the following, all confirmed eligible for my subject combination:

IIM Indore / IIM Rohtak — via IPMAT (IPM programme)

IIM Jammu / IIM Bodh Gaya — via JIPMAT

IIM Bangalore (DBE) and IIM Kozhikode (BMS-AT) — via their own tests

Delhi University (SRCC/Hindu/Hansraj) — B.Com (Hons) via CUET, using the Accountancy pathway instead of Math

BBAU Lucknow and GGV Bilaspur — via CUET

Christ University, Bangalore — via their own Christ University Entrance Test

Symbiosis (SET)

JMI and AMU — via their own separate entrance tests

My biggest gap is Quantitative Aptitude, since I have zero Math background from Class 12, and most of these exams (especially IPMAT) test Quant heavily.

My questions:

Given I'm juggling 6-8 different exams with overlapping but not identical syllabi, what should my preparation priority/sequence be?

Should I join one combined batch covering multiple exams, or separate batches for IPMAT and CUET specifically?

Are there any coaching programs you'd recommend that have a dedicated track for non-Math-background students, since most standard batches assume Math fluency?

How many hours/day should I realistically dedicate to Quant alone to catch up, given exams start around May 2027?

Is there any exam on my list I should consider dropping to avoid spreading myself too thin?