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I'm currently doing my BBA from Christ university, the entrance test is more or less like an aptitude test covering topics like English  grammer , logic/common sence , math and current affairs. They ask appox. 120 questions , +1 for correct answer and -0.25 for wrong.
Interview - have knowledge of your 11 and 12 portions and a bit of gk as well but, one important thing BE HUMBLE, show respect that's the most valued thing in Christ. I personally did not know any answers to their questions nor did I speak more than 4 lines for my micro presentation, I had no hopes of getting through but attitude and behaviour matters, the interviewer added the comment that I was very humble on my report/document. So please keep this tip in mind - tell the truth( if you do not know it, you just do not know it.) And be humble.

No the exam is not that tough you just need to clear your concepts and practise more and more

For Persnal interview I can definitely give you some tips:

1. It is okay to say ‘I don't know' in an interview’ Instead of answering a question without any knowledge about the topic (read bluffing). Be humble and state that you are not aware of the facts.

2. Here’s the classic opening question in a PI – ‘Tell me something about yourself’.

Answer to this question can make or break the interview. Typically, one should talk very briefly about family, education, career goals, hobbies and interests. Do not talk a lot about the past. Briefly refer to past education, life journey and future plans.

3. Another common question is, ‘Why do you want to do an MBA?’

Answer such questions keeping in mind the holistic development you’ll get during MBA and acquisition of skills for life long success in personal and domestic space. Remember, post an MBA, one lands a job in corporate where there’s a rapid career growth along with high monetary returns. But then, management as career, is also a challenging profession.

4 . The third common interview question is – ‘Where do you see yourself five years from now?’

While answering this, focus on skills development, increased responsibility while highlighting on your goals as achievement. But do not say I want to become VP or General Manager or similar stuff.

Group Discussion

5. Read newspapers regularly so that you don't fall short on content.

6. Try to enter the GD at the right point, such when others are taking a small pause. Be loud and assertive on points.

7. It is not necessary to arrive at a consensus in during a GD. Candidates have different opinions and consensus can’t be arrived at times. But it is necessary to conclude the GD.

8. Do not try to prove others wrong in a GD. Just remember it is not debate but a group discussion.

9. While participating in a GD, focus on the following:

• Content
• Team approach
• Leadership skills
• Communication skills
• Analytical & logical reasoning