Maharashtra CET 2021: MAH CET MBA day 3 exam analysis; Overall difficulty level moderate

Section name

Approx number of questions

MAH CET 2021 difficulty level

Good attempts

Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension

48 to 50

Moderate

170 to 180

Quantitative Aptitude

58 to 60

Easy

Logical Reasoning

63 to 65

Easy to moderate

Abstract Reasoning

25

Easy

Total

200

Moderate

MAH CET 2021 section name

MAH CET 2021 sectional analysis of day 3 exam

Verbal Ability/ Reading Comprehension

• VARC section consisted around 50 questions with 34 to 36 Verbal Ability questions and around 14 Reading Comprehension questions

• There were a total of 2 passages- one was quite lengither, but candidates found both were easy to read and comprehend. The longer passage had 9 questions and other had 5 questions

• The Verbal Ability section was dominated by vocabulary questions.

• Major topics from which questions were asked are cloze paragraph, fill in the blanks, antonyms, synonyms, spotting the error, analogies etc

Quantitative Aptitude

• There were about 55 to 60 questions on QA and DI in the slot of MAH CET 2021

• One set was on a Pie chart with 5 questions and other set was on table with 3 questions

• There was one DI set on three variable venn diagram with 5 questions and thee sets on caselets

• Two out of three sets on caselets had 4 questions and third set had 3 questions

• Most of the topics from which questions are asked are averages, Profit & Loss, Time-Speed-Distance

Logical Reasoning

• There were two sets on arrangement with 5 questions each

• There were a total of 8 questions on the family tree, with 5 questions in each set

• There were a total of 13 questions on coding-decoding out of which two questions were in the form of set

• There were 6 questions on number series and 4 questions on scheduling

• In this section questions were asked from Statement Assumptions, Courses of Action, and Syllogisms

Abstract Reasoning

• A total of 25 questions were asked in this section

• The questions were on series completion, odd man out, analogies, and finding the missing part

• One question on paper cutting was reported