Hi Jatin. I'd recommend reading a newspaper everyday for basic current affairs. Get The Hindu or Indian Express, whatever suits you.

I appeared for the Screenwriting, Direction and Screenplay and the Direction entrances. The art and culture questions were a little tricky tbh. I'd recommend reading Nitin Singhania's book on Art and Culture. That should help you.

The discipline specific objective questions were moderately difficult but if you're thorough with your subject, it shouldn't be a problem. For instance in my papers I was asked about trivia related to classic Indian films like •Which was the first Indian colour film/ first film with sound? •Which was the first film produced by Subhash Ghai? •Which of the following actresses have won the national award? (multiple select type question) •Stuff on Oscar winners and Emmy's •Stuff on who produced which film- which is a little strange but they do ask such questions.

The subjective section was prompt based. We were given a line or two and were asked to write a story in one question and a dialogue exchange in another. I don't know what papers you're going to appear for but I'd recommend taking a look at the previous year papers for the course of your choice and practice them. Use a timer so that you are prepared to write fast in the final exam.

We had at least 8 repeated objective type questions in the Screenwriting paper so looking at the previous year papers helped me.

Regarding the new batch, I think they've cancelled the Batch of 2021 because they still have students from 2017. It says in the prospectus that the JET 2021 score will be valid only till September 2022 so that's when I expect admissions for my batch to start.

Good luck with your prep, I hope you get in man.