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BAS301 Technical Communication Important Questions 2026 (AKTU)

Repeat analysis + most-asked questions, unit-wise

What we did: built from all 10 AKTU Technical Communication papers (2021-22 (Sem 3)–2025-26 (Sem 4)): 229 questions grouped into 133 distinct questions, 54 of which were asked in more than one paper.

of marks were repeat questions
46%
of marks were repeat questions
questions asked in 2+ papers
54
questions asked in 2+ papers
papers analysed (2021-22 (Sem 3)–2025-26 (Sem 4))
10
papers analysed (2021-22 (Sem 3)–2025-26 (Sem 4))
units, mapped to current syllabus
5
units, mapped to current syllabus

How much of the paper repeats?

  • Repeats are real: when we checked each newer BAS301 paper against the papers before it, on average 46% of its marks were questions already asked in an earlier paper.
  • 2022-23 (Sem 3) paper: 79% of marks were repeats (12 of 20 repeated questions were in our top list).
  • 2022-23 (Sem 4) paper: 52% of marks were repeats (4 of 10 repeated questions were in our top list).
  • 2023-24 (Sem 3) paper: 41% of marks were repeats (5 of 9 repeated questions were in our top list).
  • 2023-24 (Sem 4) paper: 34% of marks were repeats (4 of 7 repeated questions were in our top list).
  • 2024-25 (Sem 3) paper: 9% of marks were repeats (0 of 2 repeated questions were in our top list).
  • 2024-25 (Sem 4) paper: 35% of marks were repeats (5 of 9 repeated questions were in our top list).
  • 2025-26 (Sem 3) paper: 59% of marks were repeats (4 of 12 repeated questions were in our top list).
  • 2025-26 (Sem 4) paper: 62% of marks were repeats (5 of 14 repeated questions were in our top list).
  • Topic weightage is a guide, not a guarantee: our Tier 1 + Tier 2 topics covered 61% of the next paper's marks — picking the same number of topics at random would have covered about 54%.

Across 10 subjects and 23 papers we tested, 43% of marks repeated earlier questions on average.

1.Unit-wise most-asked questions

Ranked by how many papers asked them, then by how recently. Click a paper to open it.

Unit 1: Fundamentals of Communication and Voice Dynamics

30% of past marks
QuestionAsked
What are barriers to effective communication?Asked 5×
What are the 7 C's of effective communication?Asked 5×
Name the four types of communication flow.Asked 5×
Explain the importance of tone and pronunciation in effective speaking.Asked 4×

Unit 2: Communication Skills for Career Building

22% of past marks
QuestionAsked
What is a Statement of Purpose (SOP)? What should be included in an SOP?Asked 4×
Write your resume for the post of trainee engineer for L&T Solutions.Asked 4×
Discuss the structural elements of a research paper to be presented in a conferenceAsked 3×
Recall the importance of clarity in expert technical lectures.Asked 3×

Unit 3: Communication Skills for Presentation: Writing, Designing, and Speaking

19% of past marks
QuestionAsked
Write a proposal to get government subsidy for setting up a (see original paper).Asked 5×
What is project report writing and what are the main parts that should be included to make it clear for the reader?Asked 3×
How can ideas be effectively presented? Give an example.Asked 2×
Explain the process of project report writing.Asked 2×

Unit 4: Communication and Leadership Development

15% of past marks
QuestionAsked
Explain different types of thinking skills.Asked 4×
What is emotional intelligence? Explain its role in the workplace.Asked 3×
List leadership qualities.Asked 3×
In addition to verbal and nonverbal communication competence, a business communicator's professional success can be enhanced by categorizing other categories of competence. DiscussAsked 3×

Unit 5: Digital Communication and Personality Making

14% of past marks
QuestionAsked
Explain Swami Vivekananda’s idea of personality and analyze how the five dimensions of personality contribute to the overall development of an individualAsked 4×
Explain Maslow’s hierarchy of needs theory in relation to personalityAsked 3×
Discuss the importance of various professional personality attributesAsked 3×
Write short notes on the following: (i) Webinars (ii) Podcasts (iii) BlogsAsked 2×

2.Topic weightage: which topics carry the marks

Blue = Tier 1 + Tier 2 (topics that carried ~80% of past marks). Grey = the rest. It shows where marks have gone, not a promise of what comes next.

Types and Flow of Communication · U1
8.9% (cum 9%)
Elements of Speech Delivery · U3
7.4% (cum 16%)
Thesis and Project Report Writing · U3
5.4% (cum 22%)
Role and Purpose of Communication · U1
5.3% (cum 27%)
Expert Technical Lecture Presentation · U2
5% (cum 32%)
Vowel and Consonant Sounds · U1
3.9% (cum 36%)
Technical Proposal Writing · U3
3.8% (cum 40%)
Thinking Skills: Meaning and Types · U4
3.7% (cum 43%)
Seminar and Conference Paper Writing · U2
3.5% (cum 47%)
Emotional Intelligence and Trust · U4
3.5% (cum 50%)
Statement of Purpose Writing · U2
3.4% (cum 54%)
Group Discussion · U2
3.3% (cum 57%)
CV and Résumé Writing · U2
3% (cum 60%)
Barriers to Effective Communication · U1
3% (cum 63%)
Leadership Communication · U4
2.8% (cum 66%)
Seven C's of Communication · U1
2.8% (cum 69%)
Rising and Falling Tone · U1
2.6% (cum 71%)
Communication and Social Competence · U4
2.6% (cum 74%)
Code and Content · U1
2.6% (cum 76%)
Maslow and Freud on Personality · U5
2.6% (cum 79%)
Personality Analysis: Types of Personality · U5
2.4% (cum 81%)
Pitching an Idea: Process · U3
2.2% (cum 84%)
Webinars and Podcasts · U5
2.2% (cum 86%)
Vivekananda and Jung Typology · U5
2.1% (cum 88%)
Interview Skills · U2
2.1% (cum 90%)
Providing and Receiving Feedback · U4
1.9% (cum 92%)
Content Creation for Social Media · U5
1.4% (cum 93%)
Networking and Relationship Building · U2
1.3% (cum 95%)
Ethical Use of Social Media · U5
1.1% (cum 96%)
Emails and Blogs · U5
1% (cum 97%)
Difference Between Tact and Intelligence · U4
0.9% (cum 98%)
Stimulus and Response · U1
0.8% (cum 98%)
Speech and Personality · U5
0.7% (cum 99%)
Pitch Preparation and Structure · U3
0.6% (cum 100%)
TopicPapersShare
Types and Flow of Communication · Unit 1 · Tier 110/108.9%
Elements of Speech Delivery · Unit 3 · Tier 18/107.4%
Thesis and Project Report Writing · Unit 3 · Tier 19/105.4%
Role and Purpose of Communication · Unit 1 · Tier 19/105.3%
Expert Technical Lecture Presentation · Unit 2 · Tier 17/105%
Vowel and Consonant Sounds · Unit 1 · Tier 17/103.9%
Technical Proposal Writing · Unit 3 · Tier 17/103.8%
Thinking Skills: Meaning and Types · Unit 4 · Tier 18/103.7%
Seminar and Conference Paper Writing · Unit 2 · Tier 17/103.5%
Emotional Intelligence and Trust · Unit 4 · Tier 16/103.5%
Statement of Purpose Writing · Unit 2 · Tier 26/103.4%
Group Discussion · Unit 2 · Tier 26/103.3%
CV and Résumé Writing · Unit 2 · Tier 26/103%
Barriers to Effective Communication · Unit 1 · Tier 27/103%
Leadership Communication · Unit 4 · Tier 26/102.8%
Seven C's of Communication · Unit 1 · Tier 27/102.8%
Rising and Falling Tone · Unit 1 · Tier 25/102.6%
Communication and Social Competence · Unit 4 · Tier 25/102.6%
Code and Content · Unit 1 · Tier 24/102.6%
Maslow and Freud on Personality · Unit 5 · Tier 25/102.6%
Personality Analysis: Types of Personality · Unit 5 · Tier 25/102.4%
Pitching an Idea: Process · Unit 3 · Tier 34/102.2%
Webinars and Podcasts · Unit 5 · Tier 35/102.2%
Vivekananda and Jung Typology · Unit 5 · Tier 34/102.1%
Interview Skills · Unit 2 · Tier 35/102.1%
Providing and Receiving Feedback · Unit 4 · Tier 33/101.9%
Content Creation for Social Media · Unit 5 · Tier 32/101.4%
Networking and Relationship Building · Unit 2 · Tier 32/101.3%
Ethical Use of Social Media · Unit 5 · Tier 31/101.1%
Emails and Blogs · Unit 5 · Tier 32/101%
Difference Between Tact and Intelligence · Unit 4 · Tier 32/100.9%
Stimulus and Response · Unit 1 · Tier 32/100.8%
Speech and Personality · Unit 5 · Tier 31/100.7%
Pitch Preparation and Structure · Unit 3 · Tier 31/100.6%

3.Paper pattern (2025-26 (Sem 4))

SectionQuestionsRule
A7 × 2 marksAttempt all
B5 × 7 marksAttempt any 3
C10 × 7 marksAttempt any 1

4.In the syllabus, never asked yet

Low priority, but read them once — a new paper can always start here.

  • Effective Profiling · U2

5.Study order

  1. 1Types and Flow of Communication (Unit 1, Tier 1)
  2. 2Elements of Speech Delivery (Unit 3, Tier 1)
  3. 3Thesis and Project Report Writing (Unit 3, Tier 1)
  4. 4Role and Purpose of Communication (Unit 1, Tier 1)
  5. 5Expert Technical Lecture Presentation (Unit 2, Tier 1)
  6. 6Vowel and Consonant Sounds (Unit 1, Tier 1)
  7. 7Technical Proposal Writing (Unit 3, Tier 1)
  8. 8Thinking Skills: Meaning and Types (Unit 4, Tier 1)
  9. 9Seminar and Conference Paper Writing (Unit 2, Tier 1)
  10. 10Emotional Intelligence and Trust (Unit 4, Tier 1)
  11. 11Statement of Purpose Writing (Unit 2, Tier 2)
  12. 12Group Discussion (Unit 2, Tier 2)
  13. 13CV and Résumé Writing (Unit 2, Tier 2)
  14. 14Barriers to Effective Communication (Unit 1, Tier 2)
  15. 15Leadership Communication (Unit 4, Tier 2)
  16. 16Seven C's of Communication (Unit 1, Tier 2)
  17. 17Rising and Falling Tone (Unit 1, Tier 2)
  18. 18Communication and Social Competence (Unit 4, Tier 2)
  19. 19Code and Content (Unit 1, Tier 2)
  20. 20Maslow and Freud on Personality (Unit 5, Tier 2)
  21. 21Personality Analysis: Types of Personality (Unit 5, Tier 2)

FAQ

Which units of BAS301 carry the most marks?

Unit 1 (Fundamentals of Communication and Voice Dynamics, 30% of past marks) and Unit 2 (Communication Skills for Career Building, 22% of past marks).

Do AKTU Technical Communication questions repeat?

Yes. On average 46% of the marks in each newer BAS301 paper came from questions already asked in an earlier paper, and 54 questions have appeared in more than one paper.

How is this list made?

Every question from the 10 papers (2021-22 (Sem 3)–2025-26 (Sem 4)) was mapped to the current AKTU syllabus and grouped with the same question from other years. Questions are ranked by how many papers they appeared in, then by how recently.

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Note: this is based on past AKTU papers, not a guarantee. Questions are mapped to the current syllabus; topics that are no longer in the syllabus are left out.