Until the 2022/2023 academic year, this subject was known as Business Economics. However, since the 2023/2024 academic year, it has been updated and is now called Company and Business Model Design. But don't worry: even if the name changes, the essence remainsThe most interesting thing about this subject is that its content is universal. It doesn't matter if you came from high school in Canada, Chile, Tunisia, or Japan: the key concepts remain applicable anywhere in the world. And that makes it a subject more affordable than others such as Language, Geography or History of SpainLet's get down to business: here's what the exam will be like, and what mistakes you should avoid.
What is the UNEDasiss PCE Business exam like?
The test consists of 4 BLOCKS:
First block: This section involves developing a question worth a maximum of 2,5 points. Two options (A and B) are offered in this block. You only need to choose one.
Second block: This section involves developing a question worth a maximum of 2,5 points. Two options (A and B) are offered in this block. You only need to choose one.
Third section: 8 multiple-choice questions worth a total of 3 points. You only need to answer 6 of the 8 questions. Important! As with most PCE exams, incorrect answers will result in a penalty.
Fourth block: Block in which you must develop a question that has a maximum value of 2 points.
The exam lasts 90 minutes.
Key tip: the practical exercise vwould from one year to the next, so prepare well for all areas of the syllabus.
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The 4 most common mistakes (and how to avoid them)
Avoid these mistakes and improve your grade in Economics at the PCE:
- Read the statements only once. Many exercises hide key information in secondary sentences. Read twice, underline, breathe.
- Not mastering the formulas. Knowing how to do the exercises is not enough: you have to know how to explain themWrite down the formulas before you start to organize your mind and avoid mistakes.
- Do not justify the results. An unexplained correct figure may be worth less than a well-reasoned wrong figure.
- Not balancing the balance sheet. If assets don't equal liabilities plus net income, something is wrong. Review your net worth.
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How to prepare well
En Bravosol Academy We recommend you practice with real exams from previous years. In our solved exams section You have models corrected and explained by our teachers.
In addition, you can complement your study with the Luis Vives's YouTube channel, full of videos with step-by-step resolutions
🎓 The key to success is in practice, review, and practice again.
