The MAH MBA CET typically ranges in difficulty from moderate to high. There are 200 MCQs in the MAH MBA CET question paper. The four categories of reasoning that are tested are verbal ability, abstract reasoning, quantitative aptitude, and logical reasoning. While the questions on verbal and quantitative aptitude are typically harder, the reasoning questions are typically only moderately difficult. Planet E, Dadar will provide day-by-day and session-by-day analysis and review of the MAH MBA CET exam question papers here.
MAH MBA CET 2024 Sectional Weightage and Difficulty Level
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There will be a maximum of questions on logical reasoning in the MAH MBA CET 2024 exam. The MAH CET MBA/MMS 2024 sectional weighting and difficulty level are as follows:
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MAH CET section |
Number of questions |
Level of Difficulty |
Good Attempt |
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Quantitative Aptitude |
50 |
Easy |
168 to 173 |
|
Logical Reasoning |
75 |
Easy to Moderate |
|
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VARC |
50 |
Easy |
|
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Abstract Reasoning |
25 |
Easy to Moderate |
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Total |
200 |
Easy |
The Maharashtra State CET Cell administers the MAH CET MBA/MMS exam, which is required for admission to more than 300 colleges and institutes in the state that offer the program.
JBIMS, SIMSREE, Welingkar, PUMBA, SIES College of Management Studies, College of Engineering-Pune, and Xavier Institute of Management & Research are a few of the top MBA schools in Maharashtra that accept MBA CET scores.
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MAH MBA CET 2024 Exam Pattern
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MAH MBA CET Exam Pattern |
Details |
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Sections |
·        Logical Reasoning ·        Abstract Reasoning ·        Quantitative Aptitude ·        Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension |
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Number of questions |
200 |
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Number of answer choices |
Five options |
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MBA CET total marks |
200 |
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Exam duration |
150 minutes (2.5 hours) |
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Mode of examination |
Online |
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Medium of examination |
English |
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MAH CET marking scheme |
·        + 1 for correct attempt ·        0 for incorrect attempt and unattempted question ·        No negative marking |
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Conclusion:
- LR sections were simple. More independent inquiries. Just two riddles. There were a lot of alphabetical series questions. On direction, there were five or six questions. The syllogism questions were a little difficult. It was simple to answer abstract questions.
- A large number of the questions required direct calculations. The categories of averages, percentages, ratios, profit and loss, SI-CI, and TSD each had about two questions each. Two DI sets were present. One was based on a bar graph, and the other on a pie chart. Overall, the Quants section was very long and involved a lot of calculations.
- The VARC portion was a little difficult. There were two RCs, but they were quite lengthy. The questions were simple. The vocabulary was more difficult. This year’s para-jumble question was absent.
Initial reports indicated that the questions on Quantitative Ability were moderate. Two sets of the logical reasoning questions were challenging, but the rest were moderate. The section on verbal ability was simple. Overall, Day 1, Session 1 of the MAH MBA CET exam 2024 was a mediocre one.
