MAH-CET Preparation

An extensive examination of the exam's format, quantity, type, and difficulty level can be found in the MBA CET Analysis. The exam's general difficulty level was simple to moderate on both days, according to the MBA CET Analysis 2023. The scheduling of the day 1 slot 1 exam was the main difference. Technical issues plagued numerous testing locations, and the timer ran for 180 minutes. To gain a sense of the overall exam difficulty, it is crucial to review the MH CET MBA analysis from the previous year. Keep in mind that the MBA CET Exam Pattern has not altered in a few years. For all three slots, the MBA CET 2023 exam's overall difficulty level was moderate. For all three positions, the MBA CET Exam 2021's general difficulty level was fairly simple. Every question was scoreable and manageable. The MBA CET 2020 exam was somewhat challenging overall. The MBA CET Exam 2020's Reading Comprehension portion was long, but the questions were simple to answer.

Six months is enough to prepare for MAH CET if you give it 100% of your time to prepare for the test. The 7-8 hour regular study schedule is the first step towards the preparation of MAH CET. The schedule should include clearly defined theme-wise activities during those 7-8 hours. Six months of MAH CET preparation are those crucial months of your life where you must invest your everything. Your time, your dedication, your passion, your focus and your hard work should only and only be invested in your preparation. MAH CET preparation will become successful only if you follow a proper plan.However, the usual preparation time for any MBA entrance exam is 8-9 months.   

The Logical Resoning section of the MAH MBA CET has the highest weightage. It has 75 questions and 37.5% exam weightage. The other sections are: Verbal Ability: 50 questionsQuantitative Aptitude: 50 questionsAbstract Reasoning: 25 questionsThe MAH MBA CET has 200 objective-type questions. The exam gives 120 minutes to complete the questions.  The Logical Reasoning section covers topics like: Arrangement, Blood relations, Syllogisms, Coding-decoding. The MAH CET syllabus has four sections: Quantitative AptitudeLogical ReasoningAbstract ReasoningVerbal Ability/ Reading Comprehension 

The MAH CET MBA syllabus is similar to the CAT and XAT exams, but the difficulty level is lower. The MAH CET syllabus includes: Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension, Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation, Abstract Reasoning.  The MAH CET exam has 200 questions in 150 minutes, and there is no negative marking. The MAH CET 2022 exam was rated as having a moderate difficulty level.  The MAH CET syllabus is different from the XAT syllabus because it doesn't include Decision Making and General Awareness sections. The MAH CET passages are also shorter and simpler than the CAT and XAT passages.    

The MAH MBA CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) syllabus includes: Logical ReasoningAbstract ReasoningQuantitative AptitudeVerbal Ability/Reading ComprehensionThe 2024 syllabus is the same as last year. Some topics in the Logical/Abstract Ability section include: Linear and circular arrangement, Sequential output, Conditional coding, Venn diagram, Input/output, Coding/decoding, Symbol-based comparison, Direction, Series completion, Selection criteria.  The exam also includes: Data interpretation, Data sufficiency, Visual reasoning, Verbal reasoning.   There are 200 questions, with five answer choices per question. Each correct answer is worth +1. There is no negative marking.  

The syllabus of MAH MBA CET Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension includes all important topics such as reading comprehension, selling/appropriate usage, fill in the banks, para jumbles, vocabulary, antonyms and synonyms, error correction, sentence completion and word arrangement, grammar, one-word substituting and verbal ability. Candidates must prepare these topic well to score high in MAH CET. There will be 50 questions in the VARC section of MAH CET. Every question will carry 1 mark for correct attempt and 0 for incorrect attempt. Five options will be given to choose the correct option from. The Reading Comprehension passage will be of medium difficult. They will be short and will have straightforward questions. There are a maximum of 2 to 3 passages having not more than 14-15 questions. 

The syllabus of MAH MBA CET Quantitative Aptitude section includes Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Mensuration, Partnership (Accounts), Profit and Loss, Mean, mode, median, Ratio and Proportion, In-Equations, Quadratic and Linear equations, Surds and Indices, Time-Speed-Distance, Number System, Geometric Progression, Binomial theorem, Inequalities, Work and Time, Percentage, Logarithms, Square Root and Cube Root, Probability and Simple Interest and Compound Interest.There will be 50 questions in the Quantitative Aptitude section of MAH CET. Every question will carry 1 mark for correct attempt and 0 for incorrect attempt. Five options will be given to choose the correct option from. Most of the questions will be asked from Arithmetic topics. This section also contains data interpretation. Normally, there are two sets of data interpretation questions based on graph, table or a pie chart. Out of 50 questions 8-10 questions are from data interpretation.

The syllabus of MAH MBA CET Logical and Abstract Reasoning section includes Arrangements, Family tree, Coding-Decoding, Direction, Clock and Calendars, Groups and Conditionality, Number Series, Venn Diagrams, Syllogisms, Odd Word Out, Analogies, Blood Relations, Proposition, Direction Sense, Assumptions, Puzzles, Binary Logic, Clock and Calendars, Sets and Caselets, etc.This section is divided into two parts. The Logical Reasoning section has 75 questions and Abstract Reasoning Section has 25 questions. Each question has five option to choose the correct option from. Each correct option fetches 1 mark and incorrect option fetches 0 marks. The candidates need to focus more on this section of MAH MBA CET as it carries the maximum weightage. Prepare for this section by practicing a large number of practice questions.