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MBA CET Strategy 
April 27 2024

How to prepare for MAH CET:

Preparing for the MAH CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) requires a systematic and focused approach. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to prepare effectively:

  1. Understand the Exam Pattern and Syllabus:

    • Familiarize yourself with the MAH CET exam pattern, including the number of sections, types of questions, and marking scheme.
    • Understand the syllabus for each section, which typically includes Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Ability, and Reading Comprehension.

  2. Create a Study Plan:

    • Develop a structured study plan that covers all sections of the exam over a specified period leading up to the exam date.
    • Allocate sufficient time for each section based on your strengths and weaknesses.
    • Break down your study plan into smaller, manageable tasks, such as daily or weekly goals.

  3. Utilize Reliable Study Material:

    • Choose high-quality study material such as textbooks, online resources, and MAH CET preparation guides.
    • Refer to previous years' question papers and mock tests to familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and question types.

  4. Practice Regularly:

    • Practice is key to success in MAH CET. Solve a wide variety of questions from different difficulty levels to strengthen your problem-solving skills.
    • Take regular mock tests to simulate exam conditions and track your progress. Analyze your performance to identify areas for improvement.

  5. Focus on Conceptual Clarity:

    • Develop a strong understanding of fundamental concepts in each section rather than relying solely on rote memorization.
    • Clarify doubts promptly by revisiting textbooks, online resources, or seeking help from mentors, tutors, or study groups.

  6. Improve Time Management Skills:

    • Practice time management techniques such as setting time limits for each question and section.
    • Develop shortcuts and mental math techniques to solve questions more efficiently within the allotted time.

  7. Stay Updated and Adaptive:

    • Stay updated with current affairs, especially in the areas of economics, business, and politics, as they are often included in the exam.
    • Be flexible and adaptive in your approach. If a particular strategy or study method isn't yielding results, don't hesitate to modify your approach.

  8. Stay Motivated and Consistent:

    • Maintain a positive mindset and stay motivated throughout your preparation journey.
    • Celebrate small victories and milestones to keep yourself encouraged.
    • Be consistent in your efforts, even when faced with challenges or setbacks.

  9. Revision and Practice Tests:

    • Allocate time for revision of all sections to ensure retention of concepts and strategies.
    • Take multiple full-length practice tests in exam-like conditions to build endurance and familiarity with the exam format.

  10. Seek Guidance if Needed:

    • If you encounter difficulties in any section, consider seeking guidance from experienced mentors, teachers, or coaching institutes specializing in MAH CET preparation.

By following these strategies and maintaining a disciplined approach to preparation, you can increase your chances of performing well in the MAH CET exam and securing admission to your desired management institute.

"There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure". MAH CET is managed by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, for admission to MBA/MMS programs at around 200 colleges and universities across the state. The test is carried out on two days per year in the month of March. MAH CET  is scheduled to take place in the second week of March. But due to the pandemic, things have changed slightly. In this article, you will learn about the MBA CET  Strategy of CET toppers to crack MBA CET in 6 months.

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MBA CET Strategy and Preparation Plan

 
 
 
  1. Go through the exam pattern and syllabus of each section thoroughly.
  2. Understand your strength and weaknesses.
  3. Start Revising regularly all topics and divide and plan your time for mocks and revision.
  4. Start giving mocks and work on your strengths.
  5. Analyze your mocks and work on improving your mock test scores.
  6. Finalize your strategy and work on revising your Formula Books.
  7. Give your best on D-day and always be confident.

 

 

MAH CET Exam Pattern

MAH CET exam pattern is similar to other MBA entrance exams.MAH-CET is conducted online over a period of 2.5 hours (150 minutes). The medium of the exam is English, and the paper has a total of 200 multiple-choice questions. There is no sectional time limit in MAH CET. One mark is awarded for each correct answer and no mark is deducted for the wrong answer. Here are some key highlights of the MBA MAH CET exam pattern. [table id=213 /] Also Read: MAH CET Preparation

 

MBA CET Exam Syllabus

MAH CET Exam syllabus, as recommended by Maharashtra CET, includes topics such as Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, and Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension. [table id=214 /]

 

Month wise  MAH CET Preparation Plan

Six months is enough to prepare for MAH CET if you give it 100% of your time to prepare for the test. The 7-8 hour regular study schedule is the first step towards the preparation of MAH CET. The schedule should include clearly defined theme-wise activities during those 7-8 hours. Divide the six-month plan into phases and set goals, such as how many months to complete the MAH CET syllabus and how many months to run mock exams, etc. Get in detailed  MBA MAH CET Preparation plan.

 

MAH CET Strategy: Cover the Syllabus from October to December

  1. Initiate the preparation of MAH CET in October. Get hold of the books and research materials. Go through the test pattern to grasp the essence of the MAH CET question paper.
  2. First, go through the MAH CET syllabus to see the topics you're familiar with and unfamiliar with. Chances are you'd have learned most of the subjects of Quantitative Aptitude and English Grammar in school.
  3. Create a list of the topics that are your strengths and weaknesses. Make a timetable to research one subject in each of the four sections of MAH CET. Start with the topics in which you are uncomfortable.
  4. After completing a subject, solve a few questions about it to know how well you've learned it. If possible, study the same subject the next day. Why solve a question after completing a topic? It is important to know whether you have understood how to apply the theory or principle to a topic of mathematics or logic that you have read.
  5. Start reading books, novels, newspapers, and blogs in English from the outset, as there is no other way to deal with Reading Comprehension. Read every day for two hours. The more you read, the better you get the English comprehension and speed-reading skills that are important for speed-based testing. Keep a dictionary on your hand to verify the meaning of any foreign word or phrase you hear while reading.
  6. You can also join online coaching for guidance and material for preparation.
You can check our MBA CET Online courses

 

MAH CET Strategy: Practice Mock Test in January and February

The training of MAH CET is incomplete without a mock exam. You need to practice mock tests or previous years' MAH CET question papers to know how well you are prepared for the exam. Solving MAH CET mock test series will help you find your weak areas, while previous years' question papers will provide the practice of the actual test. Below are some key tips on the MBA CET mock tests.
  • Practice around 25-30 MAH CET mock tests in January and February. This will ready you for a 150-minute marathon test without a bio-break.
  • Try full-length as well as sectional mock-tests to practice time-bound results. There is no sectional time limit for MAH CET, so candidates must be very careful not to waste too much time on one section at the expense of another.
  • After trying every mock, evaluate your results. Check the time taken to answer a question equally and the accuracy obtained in - question. This will give you an insight into which form of a query and which topics are your area of power. In the key test, you can capitalize on these strong areas.
  • The poor areas that you can discover through the practice of sample papers will encourage you to adjust the strategy of planning well in time. Go back to the topics and research them again.
  • To improve accuracy, practice the MAH CET sectional mock tests. There is no sectional time limit in MAH CET, so it is imperative that you learn the ability to handle time on your own.

Also read: How to Crack CET

 

MBA CET Strategy: Start Thorough Revision in March

In the last few days, about a week, devote time to revision and some more practice of mock exams. This is important because there is a wide variety of formulas and theorems that you need to recall in order to answer your QA questions. If you can't remember the formula correctly, you can't answer the question. Devote one to two hours a day to a comprehensive revision of all the formulas, theorems, principles, meanings, shortcut tricks, etc. that you will need in the exam. Try a 2-4 full-length MAH CET Mock Test to keep the flow going. The time management skills that you might have built before will now be checked. Practice how best to use the 150 minutes. Lastly on D-Day be confident about what you have studied and attempted the paper. Don't panic and have an 8-hour sleep before an exam. All the Best:!!!:)

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Anisha has done MBA in Marketing from NMIMS And Executive Management(PMNO) from Harvard Business School. She has been instrumental in growing CATKing Digital with her experience with Marico and Henkel in the past.

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