MAH MBA CET 2025 Paper Analysis - Section-wise Difficulty Level, Expected Cutoff, Chapterwise Weightage

MAH MBA CET Exam Analysis 2025

The MAH MBA CET 2025 paper analysis will be available when the MAH MBA CET 2025 exam is held successfully on April 1, 2, and 3, 2025. Based on the previous year's MAH MBA CET paper analysis, the difficulty level of this year’s exam is expected to be moderate. The MAH MBA CET exam has 200 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) across four major sections: Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, and Verbal Ability. The reasoning-based questions are generally of a moderate level of difficulty, whereas Quantitative Aptitude and Verbal Ability are tougher. For students seeking admission to the top colleges accepting MAH MBA CET scores 2025, like JBIMS, SIMSREE, Welingkar, and PUMBA, achieving a 99+ percentile is most likely to be required. To obtain an in-depth section-wise MAH MBA CET 2025 exam analysis, previous years' question paper insights, and an overview of the exam pattern, continue reading below.

MAH MBA CET 2025 Shift-wise Exam Analysis

The shift-wise and section-wise MAH MBA CET 2025 exam analysis will be updated here after the exam.

MAH MBA CET 2025 Exam Analysis (Day 1, Shift 1)

MAH MBA CET 2025 Exam Analysis (Day 1, Shift 2)

MAH MBA CET 2025 Exam Analysis (Day 2, Shift 1)

MAH MBA CET 2025 Exam Analysis (Day 2, Shift 2)

MAH MBA CET 2025 Exam Analysis (Day 3, Shift 1)

MAH MBA CET 2025 Exam Analysis (Day 3, Shift 2)

MAH MBA CET 2025 Exam Pattern

Here’s a table of key highlights of the MAH MBA CET 2025 exam pattern.

MAH MBA CET 2025 Expected Cutoffs

Below are the MAH MBA CET 2025 cutoffs for CAP Round 1 for some of Maharashtra's top MBA colleges:

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MAH MBA CET Exam Analysis 2024: Day-Wise and Sectional

The MAH MBA CET 2024 exam analysis has been updated here for all days.

Overall Exam Analysis for March 9, 2024 (Shift 1)

• The overall difficulty level of the paper ranged from easy to moderate.
• The question paper was completely sectional-type, which implies, that the number of questions in each section was as follows:

• The test-takers had the privilege to jump between the sections. There was no sectional time-limit in the exam.
• Only 2 sets were there in the DI section: 1 from Pie-Chart (angle-based) and 1 from Bar-Graph. Both sets were not layered and hence they were easy to read. However, both of them was extremely calculative.
• The LR section was quite easy. Only 3 puzzles were there in the Shift 1 question paper. Puzzles were from Blood Relations with Profession, Scheduling, Two Rows (Arrangement), etc. which were doable.
• For the LR section, the primary focus was on Standalone questions, like Directions, Family Tree, etc. 5-6 questions were asked from Directions.
• Very easy questions were asked from Coding Decoding. One question was on Chinese Coding.
• The questions on Syllogisms were difficult.
• Fewer questions were found on Critical Reasoning.
• Many questions were asked from the Alphabetical Series.
• The questions asked by Quant required exhaustive calculations. Questions were based on direct calculations and their difficulty level ranged from moderate to difficult.
• 4-5 questions were asked from Number Series, and the rest of the questions were on Arithmetic, Simplification, HCF & LCM and Probability (2-3 questions on cards).
• The Quant section was heavily dominated by calculation-intensive Arithmetic.
• No Quadratic and Data Sufficiency questions were asked.
• Most of the questions in the Quant section were word problems.
• The following number of questions were asked from the following topics:

• Technical questions from Quant were less in number.
• 2 questions were asked from Permutation and Combination and 2 questions were from Probability.
• 1-2 questions were asked from Geometry and they were easy to answer.
• 1 question was asked from Mensuration.
• 2 RC passages were there in the question paper which were easy to understand but lengthy, thus requiring a lot of reading. A total of 12 questions were asked from them. The passages were based on Journalism and Educational System.
• Vocabulary questions were difficult. Other questions were from Fill in the Blanks, Idioms, Phrases, Synonyms & Antonyms.
• No questions were asked from Para Jumbles.
• The Abstract Reasoning section was easy. Questions were asked from Embedded, Pattern Completion, Water-Mirror Images, Series Completion, Cubes and Dices, etc. that were doable.

Overall Exam Analysis for March 9, 2024 (Shift 2)

• The overall difficulty level of the paper ranged from easy to moderate. However, the question paper was slightly difficult from the first slot.
• The question paper was completely sectional-type, which implies, that the number of questions in each section was as follows:

• No questions were asked from Data Interpretation in the Quant section. Questions were asked from Data Sufficiency (4-5 questions), Number Series, and Arithmetic. 

• A significant number of questions were asked from Permutation & Combination, Probability, and Time, Speed & Distance.

• There was 1 Venn Diagram as well.

• In the LR section, 2 sets were there from Circular Arrangement, and other questions were asked from Scheduling, Syllogism, Coding-Decoding, Analogy, Alphabetical Series, Directions, etc. The Scheduling puzzle was difficult and based on people coming and going out of a restaurant.

• In the Abstract Reasoning section, questions were asked from Embedded, Pattern Completion, Water-Mirror Images, Series Completion, etc.

• There were 3 RCs in the VARC section: 1 on Australian Banking, 1 on Automobiles, and 1 on Middle Class People. 

• From Grammar, questions were on Error Spotting. Other questions were from Fill in the Blanks and Vocabulary.

• 6-8 questions were asked from Critical Reasoning.

Section-wise Exam Analysis for March 9, 2024

Find the section-wise analysis of the MAH MBA CET exam conducted on March 9, 2024.

Verbal Ability/Reading Comprehension (VA/RC)

Quantitative Aptitude

Logical Reasoning

Visual Reasoning

Overall Exam Analysis for March 10, 2024 (Shift 1)

The overall difficulty level of MAH MBA CET Day 2 slot 1 paper was tougher than that of Day 1 Morning Slot paper. Check out the section wise analyis in the table below:

• The logical reasoning comprised of a lot of miscellaneous questions including puzzles.

• There were several questions related to Blood relations.

• The overall paper was time-consuming especially for the reasoning portion of the question paper.

• The abstract reasoning portion of the question paper was doable with some tricky questions.

• There were four number system questions in the Quantitative Aptitude portion.

• The overall difficulty level of QA section was challenging for most students.

• Questions related to heights and distances, and probability were asked in the MAH MBA CET Day 2 morning slot question paper.

• There were also many questions related to Modern Maths.

• For the Verbal Ability/Reading Comprehension section there was a lack of grammar related questions and was dominated by RC and Vocabulary related questions.

Overall Exam Analysis for March 10, 2024 (Shift 2)

The overall difficulty level of MAH MBA CET Day 2 slot 2 paper was tougher than that of Day 2 Morning Slot paper. Check out the section wise analyis in the table below:

• According to many experts, the MAH MBA CET Day 2 Evening Slot question paper was copied from the XAT 2017/2021 paper.
• The MAH MBA CET Day 2 Evening Slot question paper was lenghty and many students considered this paper as the toughest MAH MBA CET 2024 slot yet.
• There was an abundance of Vocabulary questions in the Verbal ability portion of MAH MBA CET slot 4 question paper.
• As for the Logical Reasoning portion, there were a lot of Puzzles and the difficulty level of these puzzle questions was quite high. One of the puzzle questions was copied from CAT previous year question paper.
• For the Quantitative Aptitude section, there were no calculation based questions and nearly all the questions were conceptual.
• Some of the common topics asked in the QA section were Clocks and Calendars, Number System, Pie Charts, Bar Graphs, Geometry, Modern Maths.
• The Data Interpretation portion had a lot of calculation based questions.
• Both Abstract Reasoning and Critical Reasoning portions were moderately difficult.
• There were a total of 3 DI sets in the Logical Reasoning section. Some other topics in this section was Coding-Decoding, Analogies, Alphabetical series, directions.
• The VARC consisted of questions from Parajumbles, Cloze tests, poems, etc.

Overall Exam Analysis for March 11, 2024 (Shift 1)

The question paper was completely sectional-type. The overall difficulty level of Shift 1 was low. Check out the section-wise analysis for Shift 1 in the table below:

• Puzzles were lengthy but doable.
• DI sets were easy.
• In LR, questions were based on Arrangement, Profession, Circular, City-based, Scheduling, Alphabet-series, Coding, Blood Relations, Directions, Calendar, Alpha-Numeric, Syllogisms, etc.
• There were 5-6 puzzles in LR.
• The individual questions were very simple and did not require much effort while solving.
• Syllogism was a little complex and tricky.
• In AR, questions were based on Mirror Image, Water Image, Series, Odd One Out, Embedded, etc. A few questions were tricky and the rest were quite easy to answer.
• Quant was much easier compared to the exam conducted on March 10, 2024.
• In QA, maximum questions were asked from Investment Profit, Bar Graph, Arithmetic, HCF & LCM, Modern Maths, etc. These questions were also quite easy to answer.
• There were 3 Reading Comprehension passages that were easy and straightforward. 1 passage was based on a writer on a hill and the other one on Technology.
• In VARC, the other questions were based on Vocabulary, Error Detection, Phrase Replacement, Fill in the Blanks, Idioms, Synonyms & Antonyms, etc.

Overall Exam Analysis for March 11, 2024 (Shift 2)

• The difficulty level of this slot was extremely high.
• It was the most difficult of all the slots.
• The paper was quite lengthy.
• The questions were identical to the ones asked in the CAT exam.
• New types of questions from Syllogism were found.

MAH MBA CET 2023 Exam Analysis

Through the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2023, the exam quality is assessed by examining each candidate's response to a specific exam question. It is a crucial strategy for maintaining the integrity of the MAH MBA CET Exam 2023. Candidates can better comprehend their exam performance with the aid of MAH MBA CET 2023 exam analysis. Candidates will also be able to predict the MAH MBA CET 2023 cutoff. In order to comprehend test patterns, topics covered, and question difficulty levels, candidates who are considering taking this exam in the future must review the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2023. Candidates can check out the expected difficulty level of MAH MBA CET 2023 in the table mentioned below:

MAH MBA CET March 25 Exam Analysis 2023: Overall

• Both slots (1 and 2) were doable.
• No critical reasoning questions were asked.
• The exam was conducted for 150 minutes.
• Questions were given in a section-wise manner in Slot 1.
• The difficulty level was easy to moderate in Slot 1.
• In Slot 1, The first section was Logical Reasoning, followed by Verbal, Quant, and Abstract Reasoning.
• Arithmetic questions dominated the Quant section in Slot 1.
• The difficulty level of Synonyms and Antonyms was moderate to difficult.
• More than 10-11 questions were asked from Mirror & Water image.
• 15 Questions were from DI and 35 questions were from pure Quant.
• For Slot 2, the difficulty level was easy to moderate.
• There were 2 questions on Games and Tournaments in Slot 2.

MAH MBA CET Exam Analysis 2023 (March 25, Slot 1)

MAH MBA CET Exam Analysis 2023 (March 25, Slot 2)

MAH MBA CET March 26 Exam Analysis 2023: Overall

• There was no server issue in Slot 3/ Slot 4.
• While Slot 1 paper was very difficult and lengthy, Slot 4 was the easiest among all.
• Both papers were jumbled and questions were not given in a section-wise manner.
• Number of questions from Quant was way too high in Slot 3.
• Important topics from Quant in Slot 3 were Modern Math, Time and Work, Time, Speed & Distance, Profit and Loss, etc.
• In the VA section (Slot 3), there were 5 to 6 Reading Comprehension passages. The passages were difficult to comprehend.
• The Slot 3 paper had 3-4 questions from Para Jumbles.
• Other questions were from Seating Arrangements, Clocks and Calender, and Directions.
• In Slot 4, fewer questions were asked in the QA section.

MAH MBA CET Exam Analysis 2023 (March 26, Slot 1)

MAH MBA CET Exam Analysis 2023 (March 26, Slot 2)

MAH MBA CET 2022 Exam Analysis

MAH MBA CET 2022 was conducted on August 23, 24, and 25, 2022 in different sessions. The MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2022 has been made available here. The difficulty level of the question papers on all three days was easy. Like the last year, the questions appeared in a jumbled manner and were not clubbed into separate sections which led to some confusion among the students. All the questions from Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, and Verbal Ability had no specific order.

Here is the in-depth MAH MBA CET exam analysis of question papers from day 1, day 2, and day 3. You can find topic-wise weightage, exam pattern, section-wise difficulty levels, and discussions on types of questions. Have a look!

Detailed MAH MBA CET 2022 Exam Analysis for Day 1

Overall, the exam conducted on August 23, 2022, was on the easier side. Critical reasoning was not there. Students found problems in LR question of Linear Arrangement sets. The major problem that students faced was that the questions were given in a random manner. Check out the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2022 for Day 1 given below:

Also Read: MAH MBA CET 23rd Aug 2022 Question Paper, Analysis, Answer Key.

Detailed MAH MBA CET 2022 Exam Analysis for Day 2

As compared to Day 1, the MAH MBA CET exam on Day 2 was difficult. However, the overall difficulty level of the exam conducted on August 24 was moderate. Logical reasoning was slightly difficult with a total of 65-70 questions. Like Day 1, MAH MBA CET 24th Aug 2022 question paper was jumbled and had no specific order. There was also a technical glitch due to which students faced some issues. Some grammatical errors in the VARC section were also observed. Check out the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2022 for Day 2 given below:

Also Read: MAH MBA CET 24th Aug 2022 Question Paper, Analysis, Answer Key

Detailed MAH MBA CET 2022 Exam Analysis for Day 3

Both the shifts of MAH MBA CET 25th Aug 2022 exam were easy. However, there was a lot of difference on Day 3 question papers in terms of topic-wise weightage from Day 1 and 2. No questions from Data Interpretation, Data Sufficiency, Syllogism or Grammar were asked on Day 3. But like the rest of the question papers from previous shifts, day 3 papers also had most questions from the Logical Reasoning section. Check out the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2022 for Day 3 given below:

Hopefully, the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2022 mentioned here was helpful to candidates.

Based on MAH MBA CET 2022 scores, candidates can apply for admission in MBA/MMS courses offered by various institutes in Maharashtra. Maharashtra's Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) is responsible for conducting the entrance exam. 

After the test, DTE conducts CAP (Common Admission Process) where qualified candidates have to participate in the counseling process for admission to top colleges like Jamnalal Bajaj Institute Of Management Studies (JBIMS), Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education (SIMSREE), K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research (SIMSR) and PUMBA. 

MAH MBA CET scores are accepted by many other private colleges in Maharashtra for their post-graduate management programs.

MAH MBA CET Exam Analysis 2021

Here's the section-wise MAH MBA CET exam analysis of the 2021 question paper to get an idea of the overall difficulty level of the MAH MBA CET 2022 exam.

MAH MBA CET- Quantitative Aptitude Analysis

In the first CET session, there were around 50 questions on Quantitative Aptitude. There were no questions on data interpretation, quantitative comparison, approximations, or data sufficiency, which was a significant change from previous years. Compared to previous years, the quantitative aptitude exam's question difficulty level was lower.

Arithmetic questions predominated the Quantitative Aptitude questions. About 25 questions covered mathematics, covering all of its subtopics (including Time-Speed-Distance, Averages, Ratio-Proportion, Time & Work, Mixtures & Allegations, Percentages, Simple and Compound Interest).

In addition, questions on factors, multiples, and surds were asked from Numbers (4 to 5 questions), Geometry (3 to 4 questions on mensuration and circles), Modern Mathematics (4 questions on logarithms, probability, and AP-GP), and algebra (2 to 3 questions). There were also five separate questions on number series in addition to these.

According to the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2021 by experts, a genuine attempt of around 38-40 questions would be considered a good attempt.

MAH MBA CET- Test of Logical Reasoning Analysis

Non-verbal reasoning questions predominated the logical reasoning questions. There were roughly 50 to 55 non-verbal reasoning questions and 20 verbal reasoning questions. In the Non-Verbal Reasoning section, there were 55 questions total, of which 40 were set-based (8 sets of 5 questions each), and 15 were stand-alone. On sequential output or selection criteria, there were no questions.

Four of the eight sets were on arrangements. One set was in a linear arrangement with family relations, while two sets were in a matrix configuration. Linear arrangements and conditionality were integrated into one set. One set was built solely on family relations. One caselet blended the ideas of time and work. That set was a little challenging. There was one set on scheduling.

The 15 stand-alone non-verbal reasoning questions included a variety of subjects, including puzzles, instructions, and letter coding.

There were roughly 19 to 20 questions of the following kinds in the Verbal Reasoning section: Analogies and syllogisms, Assertion-Reason, Strengthen/Weaken the Argument, and Cause-Effect reasoning. The majority of verbal reasoning problems were syllogism questions, which were easier to answer because of their familiarity. The remaining verbal thinking tests ranged from easy to moderately tough.

If the MAH MBA CET exam analysis is to be considered, a genuine attempt of around 42-45 questions would be considered good in this section.

MAH MBA CET- Test of Abstract Reasoning Analysis

The Abstract Reasoning section has roughly 25 questions. Similar to other years, there were questions on analogies, the odd man out, and series completion. In addition, after a long absence, questions on paper folding were brought back to CET. One question incorporated several multiple "odd man out" questions. All other questions were fairly simple, however, one was somewhat difficult. In this part, an attempt of roughly 18–20 questions would be regarded as a decent attempt according to the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2021.

MAH MBA CET 2021 Question Paper Analysis Links

• MAH MBA CET 2021 16 Sep Shift 1 Question Paper Analysis (Available), Answer Key
• MAH MBA CET 2021 16 Sep Shift 2 Question Paper Analysis (Available), Answer Key
• MAH MBA CET 2021 17 Sep Shift 1 Question Paper Analysis (Available), Answer Key
• MAH MBA CET 2021 17 Sep Shift 2 Question Paper Analysis (Available), Answer Key

MAH MBA CET Exam Analysis 2020

MAH MBA CET exam was conducted for admission to the MBA and MMS courses in Maharashtra on 14th and 15th March 2020. The MAH MBA CET exam analysis has been provided here for the 2020 exam. The exam was conducted in 4 slots, with 2 slots conducted on each day. The first slot was conducted from 10 AM to 12.30 PM and the second slot was conducted from 2 PM to 4.30 PM. This year there were a total of 49 centers for the MAH MBA CET exam. 36 of the exam centers were located in Maharashtra and the remaining 13 were located in other states.

The difficulty level of questions in the MAH MBA CET 2020 exam was similar to last year according to the MAH MBA CET exam analysis by experts. The overall difficulty level was found to be moderate to hard. However, candidates who appeared for the exam were faced with a number of new types of questions and hence faced difficulty in attempting the exam. Due to the addition of surprise element to the MAH MBA CET 2020 exam, students found the exam to be lengthy. As per the paper analysis of the MAH MBA CET 2020 exam, a score ranging from 130 to 133 can be considered to get 99 percentile rank in the exam.

The detailed exam analysis of the MAH MBA CET exam conducted on 14th and 15th March 2020 can be found below.

MAH MBA CET Exam Analysis Highlights 2020

Given below are the important highlights of the MAH MBA CET 2020 exam.

• The MAH MBA CET 2020 exam was conducted smoothly across all of the centers with only minor glitches at some of the test centres. However, students did not face any major difficulty in saving questions or browsing through the exam portal.

• This year’s exam contained Phrase Replacement questions for the first time.

• The exam contained Fill in The Blank questions based on Jumbled Sentences and RC Passages.

• The Logical Reasoning section was found to be time-consuming.

• Arithmetic questions were found to be more frequent in the Quantitative Ability section. Plus, the section contained over 20 questions from Data Interpretation.

• Choose The Correct Sentence questions in the Verbal Ability section had close options, which posed a little difficulty for the aspirants.

• Since there was no negative marking in the MAH MBA CET exam, candidates could resort to guesses when attempting the questions. However, candidates had to choose from 5 options in each question, it was better to spend some time on a question and make a calculated guess.

MAH MBA CET Section-Wise Good Attempts and Difficulty 2020

The MAH MBA CET exam analysis mentioned below consists of the number of good attempts in each section of the MAH MBA CET 2020 exam and other highlights which can be found given in the table below.

MAH MBA CET Section-Wise Analysis 2020

The detailed MAH MBA CET exam analysis of each section of the MAH CET exam can be found given below. The MAH CET sectional analysis contains information such as the difficulty level, topic-wise distribution of questions, important highlights and any surprise elements that candidates appearing for the MAH MBA CET 2020 exam had to face.

MAH MBA CET Logical Reasoning Analysis 2020

Containing 75 questions, Logical Reasoning is a very important section in the MAH MBA CET exam. Following are the important highlights from a detailed MAH MBA CET exam analysis of the MAH CET Logical Reasoning section.

• The overall difficulty level of Logical Reasoning questions ranged from Medium to Hard.

• Candidates found the Logical Reasoning section to be very lengthy and time-consuming.

• The section contained questions from a wide spread of topics including Arrangements, Statements & Conclusions, Coding-Decoding, Syllogisms etc.

• Questions from Syllogisms, Arrangements, Letter Rearrangement and Family Tree were found to be lengthy and consumed a lot of time in this section.

• Arguments and Cause & Effect questions were also time-consuming, although moderate in difficulty.

• The surprise element in the Logical Reasoning section were the Sequential Input Output questions. However, not every slot contained questions from this topic.

The MAH MBA CET exam analysis, which consists of topic-wise number of questions in the Logical Reasoning section is given in the table below.

MAH CET Abstract Reasoning Analysis 2020

Given below are the highlights from the MAH MBA CET exam analysis of the Abstract Reasoning section of the MAH MBA CET 2020 exam.

• The overall difficulty level of questions in the Abstract Reasoning section was found to be moderate.

• Questions in this section were mostly from topics such as Series, Puzzles, Analogy etc.

• Since it contained relatively easier questions, candidates could attempt most of the questions in this section. Attempting 19 to 21 questions can be said to be a good attempt in the Abstract Reasoning section of the exam.

Given below is the topic-wise distribution of questions in the Abstract Reasoning section of the MAH MBA CET exam.

MAH CET Quantitative Ability Analysis 2020

Here are the highlights of the MAH MBA CET exam analysis of the Quantitative Ability section of the MAH MBA CET 2020 exam.

• Quant section had questions from a wide range of topics including Percentage, Time Speed & Distance, Geometry, Algebra, Number System etc.

• The overall difficulty level of questions was found to be moderate but some hard questions posed difficulty for the aspirants.

• Overall, candidates required a good knowledge of basic concepts as well as practice with quant solving tricks to solve the questions with speed and accuracy.

• There were 20 Data Interpretation questions in the section which were based on Pie Charts, Bar Graphs, Caselets etc. Since a lot of calculation was required in these questions, they consumed time to maintain high accuracy.

• The Quant section also contained a lot of Arithmetic questions. However, these were of moderate difficulty.

• Attempting 33 to 35 questions in this section can be said to be a good attempt in the exam according to the MAH MBA CET exam analysis.

MAH CET Verbal Ability Analysis 2020

The Verbal Ability section proved to be a very interesting and tricky section in the MAH MBA CET 2020 exam. Addition of a number of surprise elements added to the section increased its overall difficulty level and candidates had to spend some time on the section to attempt a good number of questions. The following highlights emerged from a detailed MAH MBA CET exam analysis of the Verbal Ability section.

• Verbal Ability Section had a lot of surprises for the candidates. Phrase Replacement questions were introduced for the first time which proved to be tricky as candidates were not expecting these type of questions. In these questions, candidates had to replace the highlighted phrase in the question with the correct phrase given in the options.

• The question paper pattern was found to be similar to those of banking recruitment exams.

• The section comprised questions on Grammatical Error Correction, English Usage, Para Jumbles etc.

• Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary questions were in majority in this section. The RC passages were short and easy to understand. Questions could be attempted with moderate difficulty.

• Grammatical Error Correction questions were found to be difficult and took a lot of time to solve.

• Aspirants also found it difficult to attempt the questions based on Finding Errors in Sentences.

Here is the topic-wise distribution of questions in the Verbal Ability section of the exam along with the MAH MBA CET exam analysis of the section.

MAH CET Exam Analysis 2019

Check out the MAH MBA CET exam analysis of the exam that was conducted on the 9th and 10th of March in 2019!

MAH CET 2019 Analysis of Day 1

According to the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2019, on Day 1, MAH CET 2019 was on the difficult side in both slots. In fact, the exam turned out to be tougher as compared to last year's CET. In both slots, students did not face any glitches in terms of operations at the exam center. As far as the computer interface is concerned, it was a smooth affair.

The exam was, as usual, divided into four sections with a total of 200 questions - Logical Reasoning (75 questions), Abstract Reasoning, (25 questions), Quantitative Aptitude (50 questions), and Verbal Ability/Reading Comprehension (50 questions). Each question was followed by 5 options and the total time duration to attempt the exam was 150 minutes. 

According to the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2019, in each section, the question types were different. In the Logical Reasoning section, there were moderate to tough level puzzles and some questions were lengthy. Abstract Reasoning section had an easy to tough difficulty level. The Quantitative Aptitude had DI sets of moderate difficulty level and the QA questions were easy to moderate. The section on Verbal Ability/ Reading Comprehension had a lower difficulty level if we have to do a comparison of the same section from MAH CET 2018. In the VA section, candidates found some new question types.

Break-up of Logical Reasoning Section

In both the slots, there were 59 questions on Non-Verbal Reasoning and 16 questions on Verbal Reasoning. Questions on Arrangements dominated the Non-Verbal Reasoning part of the Logical Reasoning section. The Verbal Reasoning had 16 questions in both the slots. According to the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2019, the overall difficulty level of the Verbal Reasoning questions was easy to moderate whereas Non-Verbal Reasoning was a bit on the tougher side.

Take a look at the approximate break-up of this section (based on the two slots):

*For questions that were asked in Slot 1 only

**For questions that were asked in Slot 2 only

Attempting around 44-46 questions would have been considered good in the Logical Reasoning section.

Break-up of Abstract Reasoning Section

As per the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2019, in both slots, this section was found to be the easiest one. With a total of 25 questions asked in this section, the overall difficulty level was easy to medium. In this section, the questions were very similar to Visual Reasoning questions asked in the CET exams conducted in previous years.

Following is the break-up of the questions in this section:

In the Abstract Reasoning section, a genuine attempt of around 18-20 questions would have been considered a good attempt.

Break-up of Quantitative Aptitude Section

As per the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2019, in both slots, this section had 50 questions, out of which 24 questions were on Data Interpretation and the remaining 26 questions were on Quantitative Aptitude.

The approximate break-up of this section (for both the slots) is given below:

*For questions that were asked in Slot 1

**For questions that were asked in Slot 2

In the Quantitative Aptitude section, a genuine attempt of around 34-36 questions would've been considered a good attempt.

Break-up of Verbal Ability/Reading Comprehension Section

Just like MAH CET 2018, there were 35 Verbal Ability questions and 15 Reading Comprehension questions in both slots in this section. This section turned out to be easy in terms of the overall difficulty level according to the MAH MBA CET exam analysis by experts.

Following is the approximate break of questions asked in Slot 1:

Following is the approximate break of questions asked in Slot 2:

In both the slots, a genuine attempt of around 38-40 questions would've been considered a good attmept in this section.

With inputs from IMS India

MAH CET 2018 Exam Analysis

The MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2018 is available here. The Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Maharashtra conducted the MAH-CET 2018 over a period of two days, March 10 & 11, 2018. The duration of the exam was 2.5 hours (150 minutes) and the medium of instruction was English. There were a total of 200 multiple choice questions, and every question was followed by 5 answer options out of which aspirants had to choose one. Candidates will get 1 mark for every correct answer, and the best part about MAH CET is that there is no negative marking for wrong answers.

Collegedekho will now provide you a detailed MAH MBA CET exam analysis of the MAH CET 2018 paper, including information on the difficulty level of the exam and expected cut-offs.

MAH-CET is a popular entrance exam, which is conducted in online mode for candidates seeking admission in AICTE approved institutions offering MBA/MMS/ PGDM courses in the state of Maharashtra.

By scoring well in MAH CET 2018, candidates can hope to get admission in 2018-20 batch of popular B-Schools such as Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS), K J Somaiya (K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research), Dy Patil and Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development & Research. 

MAH CET 2018 Day 1 Paper Analysis

As per the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2016, the first day of the two-day examination had some major surprise elements in terms of the type of questions. The Verbal Ability section had many questions that were new and candidates found it a little difficult to solve them. There were also different types of questions on Logical Reasoning, with more questions on blood relations.

The Logical Reasoning section turned out to be lengthy and difficult but Abstract Reasoning was moderate in terms of difficulty level. Quantitative Aptitude section also had a moderate difficulty level, and Verbal Ability section was found to be tough. 

Sectional Division of Questions, Marks and Difficulty Level

Section-wise Analysis of MAH CET 2018 - Day 1

Logical Reasoning

Solving 42-44 questions is a good attempt to get a high percentile in this section.

Abstract Reasoning

Solving 18-20 questions is a good attempt to get a high percentile in this section.

Quantitative Aptitude

Solving 34-36 questions is a good attempt to score high in this section.

Verbal Ability/Reading Comprehension

Solving 32-34 questions is a good attempt to score high in the exam.

MAH CET 2018 Day 2 Paper Analysis

As per the MAH MBA CET exam analysis 2018, the second day of the two-day examination had few surprises in the Verbal Ability section in comparison with the first day. As expected, the overall difficultly level of the exam was higher. Students gave mixed reactions in terms of how they performed in the paper. Those who had prepared well were still able to score despite the paper being lengthy, but students who weren't thoroughly prepared found it tough to attempt all the questions in the paper. Logical Reasoning turned out to be a scoring section, asking basic questions that were just a little time-consuming. The section on Abstract Reasoning turned out to be interesting and fun.

Sectional Division of Questions, Marks and Difficulty Level

Section-wise Analysis of MAH CET 2018 - Day 2

Logical Reasoning

Solving 48-50 questions is a good attempt to get a high percentile in this section.

Abstract Reasoning

Solving 20 questions is a good attempt to get a high percentile in this section.

Quantitative Aptitude

Solving 32 questions is a good attempt to score high in this section.

Verbal Ability/Reading Comprehension

Solving 40 questions is a good attempt to score high in the exam.

Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Maharashtra conducts the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MAH CET) once every year. for admission to the first year of full-time Post Graduate Degree Courses in Management (MBA/MMS) in various institutes in Maharashtra.

Around 40,000 seats are usually offered in various B-schools across Maharashtra state for their full-time Post Graduate Degree Courses in Management (MBA/MMS).