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MAH-CET 2010 MAH-CET 2010: Detailed Cutoffs CET 2007, 08, 09
MAH-CET 2010: Expected Cutoffs
MAH-CET 2010: List of Top Institutes
MAH-CET 2010: Comparison of CET 2007, 08, 09 papers
MAH-CET 2010: Exam Analysis of CET 2010
MAH-CET 2010: Selection Procedure
FEEL OF MAH-CET 2010

"In order to win, you must expect to win."

That is the secret to success. If you believe in yourself, you can achieve your goals and in combating today’s MAH-CET, you have just sealed your victory.

With all the ups and downs of the MBA season this year MAH-CET did not show many upheavals.

A sedate paper pencil format assured the candidates a good even score.

STRUCTURE OF THE PAPER

- 200 Questions, 150 minutes.
- Non-Sectional Jumbled paper
- No negative marking

Area Tested Total Questions Suggested Possible Genuine Attempts Difficulty Level
Time
Quantitative Ability
25
20
22
Average
Data Interpretation
18
14
14
Easy
Data Sufficiency
5
4
4
Easy
Verbal Ability
45
24
34
Easy
Analytical Reasoning
48
34
34
Easy to Average
Critical Reasoning
27
20
20
Average
Visual Reasoning
32
24
24
Above Average
TOTAL
200
140
152
Easy to Average

Spare Time: 10 min

HIGHLIGHTS

  • 5 answer options for each question.

  • No Negative Marking

  • Paper was lengthy

  • Reasoning based questions were of average difficulty level with a few tricky questions.

  • Questions based on Quantitative Ability touched upon only three areas of mathematics-Interest, Permutations & Combinations, Simplification, and a couple of Geometry questions.

  • The questions based on verbal Ability were fairly straightforward and of average difficulty level.

  • Visual Reasoning was as usual obscure. The patterns being intricate, it took some time decipher the logic.




Keeping the Visual Reasoning questions for the very end would have been the best move. All 200 questions should have been marked with a hope of gaining about 8 to 12 marks bonus.

CONCLUSION

The paper was like Pandora’s Box, once the questions were out in the open each of them revealed that a strategic aptitude was required for them to be tackled. A right mix of straight forward to tricky questions made up the paper. Common sense in ample quantities was necessary in selecting the appropriate questions.

 
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