Entrepreneurship program is being offered in various courses to aid students to build up a business mind and to make them efficient to work in business oriented firms. The program focuses on the basic essentials of business theory. This course aims in providing students knowledge about the different facets of entrepreneurship like risk taking, problem solving etc. so that they can become entrepreneurs in the future.

How to prepare if the Entrepreneurship Model Exam was a failure?

If the model exam was a failure then the students should not lose hope and try to get along with the situation. They should analyze the areas where they had a problem and should focus on those particular areas while preparing for the final exams. More emphasis must be given to the important and repeated topics in the previous exams. They should build p a good plan to cover the core areas that were left out during the model exam time.

How to prepare if Entrepreneurship Model Exam was a success?

If the model exam was a success then the students should not feel easy and take rest. They must continue their preparation and should focus on the time management in their plan. They must try to score more marks than in the model exam. If any of the portions were left out then it should be covered up during this time.

Tips and Tricks to prepare for the Entrepreneurship Exam

• Time management must be given prime emphasis.
• Key points must be noted down in a separate book let.
• Revision time must be utilized effectively.
• Help of good quality coaching centers can be utilized if necessary.

Prescribed Books for 12th Entrepreneurship Exam

• Entrepreneurial Development by Dr. S. Moharana and Dr.C.R.Dash
• Social Entrepreneurship: What Everyone Needs to Know by David Bornstein and Susan Davis
• Entrepreneurial Development by S.S.Khanna
• Entrepreneurship for Dummies by Kathleen R. Allen
• The Success System That Never Fails by William Clement Stone
• Educational Entrepreneurship: Realities, Challenges, Possibilities by Frederick M. Hess
• The Future of Educational Entrepreneurship: Possibilities for School Reform by Edited by Frederick M. Hess and Frederick M. Hess
• 21st Century Business Series: Entrepreneurship by Cynthia L. Greene
• Entrepreneur’s Notebook: Practical Advice for Starting a New Business Venture by Steven K. Gold
• Entrepreneurship: Ideas in Action by Cynthia L. Greene
• Social Entrepreneurship in Education: Private Ventures for the Public Good (New Frontiers in Education) by Michael R. Sandler
• Transforming Public Education: Cases in Educaion Entrepreneurship by Stacey M. Childress

These are the common books which are referred by the students who are preparing for this Entrepreneurship program. Various online books are also available for the students that assist in the preparation.