MAH MBA CET 2022 begins from August 22; Important topics to revise and last-minute tips
richa.sahay | August 19, 2022 | 12:31 PM IST | 2 mins read
MAH MBA CET 2022 exam dates are August 23, 24 and 25. In these last few days, students must focus on revision of important topics and not start anything new.
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Try NowNEW DELHI: The State Common Entrance Test Cell of Maharashtra will conduct the MAH MBA CET 2022 exam on August 23, 24, and 25. The MAH MBA CET 2022 exam will be held in online mode. With the Maharashtra CET MBA entrance exam just a few days away, candidates are in their last leg of preparation. MAH CET 2022 aspirants must focus on revising the important topics from every section, giving the MAH CET MBA mock tests, and revising what they have already studied. Candidates should avoid picking up new topics at this moment.
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MAH MBA CET 2022: Events and dates
Candidates are advised to go through the important dates of the MAH MBA CET exam to avoid any last-minute confusion.
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MAH MBA CET events |
MAH MBA CET dates |
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MAH MBA CET admit card 2022 |
August 12, 2022 |
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MAH MBA CET exam date 2022 |
August 23, 24 and 25, 2022 |
MAH CET 2022: Important topics to revise
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MAH MBA CET 2022 sections |
MAH MBA CET 2022 important topics |
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Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension |
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Logical/Abstract Ability |
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Quantitative Aptitude |
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MAH MBA CET 2022: Last-minute preparation tips
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Practice MAH CET mock tests: Candidates must take and analyze the mock tests of MAH MBA CET 2022 in these last few days. This will give them an idea of attempting questions on the day of exam, understanding their mistakes and how to manage time. The proper analysis of the mock test will assist significantly in scoring good marks in the MAH MBA CET exam 2022.
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Keep a watch on time: It is crucial to devote time wisely to the different sections of the CET for the MBA question paper. Candidates should devise their strategies wisely concerning the allotted times and sections to be attempted on exam day.
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Read questions thoroughly before answering: Cultivating the habit of reading the questions thoroughly can be an important way of securing marks. Candidates must answer questions after reading and understanding them properly to avoid any wrong attempts in the main exam.
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Keep a check on your health and diet: It is equally important to be fit to appear in exams. Candidates should maintain a healthy lifestyle to avoid any sickness on MAH MBA CET exam day.
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