MAH MBA CET Preparation 2026: Tips to Crack Quantitative Aptitude
Maharashtra Common Entrance Test 2026 ( MAH CET )
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2 Jul '26 - 12 Jul '26
MAH MBA CET Quantitative Aptitude section is a mix of arithmetic, algebra and data interpretation. To crack this section, you need to have a good control on calculation. Read below key MAH MBA CET 2026 preparation tips for Quantitative Aptitude.
Quantitative Aptitude section of MAH MBA CET has same topics as other MBA entrance exams. If you have appeared for CAT 2025, NMAT 2025 or XAT 2026, you will not find it difficult to prepare for this section of MAH CET exam 2026. You can prepare for it by practicing previous years' question papers and mock tests. In this article, we have shared key highlights of Quantitative Aptitude section of the exam and preparation tips. Read below MAH MBA CET 2026 preparation tips for Quantitative Aptitude.
MAH CET 2026 will be held on April 16, 17, 18 and May 9, so you should start exam preparation now. Go through the exam syllabus and see which topics need attention. Solve MAH CET mock tests, practice sample questions, make notes, revise all topics and theorems, along with studying chapters. The key to clearing Quantitative Aptitude section of MAH MBA CET 2026 is choosing the right questions and solving them accurately.
- MAH MBA CET 2026: Quantitative Aptitude
- MAH CET MBA Syllabus 2026: Quantitative Aptitude
- Tips to Crack Quantitative Aptitude Section of MAH MBA CET 2026
MAH MBA CET 2026: Quantitative Aptitude
There are a total of 50 questions in MAH CET. The number of questions however, may vary in each session. So, be prepared accordingly. Check below the highlights of MAH MBA CET’s Quantitative Aptitude section below.
| MAH MBA CET 2026: Quantitative Aptitude |
|
|---|---|
| Number of questions |
50 |
| Marks per question |
1 |
| Negative marking |
No |
| Total marks |
50 |
| Difficulty level of questions |
Moderate to tough |
| Good attempts |
36 to 38 |
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Commonly asked questions
MAH MBA CET preparation can be done in two ways – 1. Join a coaching institute 2. Prepare by self study. If you choose the former, you will get complete guidance from the teachers and mentors, but if you choose the later, you will have to be your own guide. Self study will require a lot more discipline and dedication. Take simple yet impactful steps. First of all, check the exam syllabus and see how much time you will require to cover the topics. If you are already familiar with the topics included in the MAH MBA CET syllabus, you will be able to have an estimation of the time required.
Ideally, you should start MAH MBA CET preparation about nine months in advance. That will give you an ample time to understand and master the topics included in the syllabus through theory and practice questions. Join online study groups for problem solving and doubt clearing. Staying in contact with peers will keep you motivated for preparation.
Yes, you can crack MAH MBA CET without coaching but you will need to prepare in a disciplined manner. Prepare for atleast 6 months to complete each topic properly and practice enough mocks. Refer to online tutorials for problem solving.
Yes, 130 marks can be conducted a good score in MAH MBA CET, considering the total marks is 200. The score of 130 will convert into above 99 percentile.
MAH CET exam is of 200 marks and around 75000 candidates appear for it every year. It has been seen in the past that about 130+ marks convert into 99+ percentile. JBMIS, SIMSREE, PUMBA, Welingkar's have MAH CET cut off in 98.95- 99.99 percentile range.
MAH CET MBA Syllabus 2026: Quantitative Aptitude
Most of you will find the MBA CET syllabus familiar. Important topics included in the Quantitative Aptitude section of MAH MBA CET syllabus are as follows:
- Arithmetic
- Algebra
- Mensuration
- Probability
- Numbers
- Trigonometry
- Geometry
- Ratio & Proportion
- Mean, Mode, Median
- Percentage
- Simple Interest & Compound Interest
- Set Theory
- Permutation & Combinations
- Time, Speed, Distance
- Square Roots & Cube Roots
- Quantitative Reasoning
Out of 50 questions in this section, about 30-32 questions are from Quantitative Aptitude and 18-20 are from Data Interpretation. So, it is important to focus on data interpretation too. Practice table and charts based questions from MAH CET MBA question papers.
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Tips to Crack Quantitative Aptitude Section of MAH MBA CET 2026
- While preparing for MAH MBA CET Quantitative Aptitude, make sure the daily time table includes revision of mathematical formulas and theorems.
- Aspirants having a strong base in Mathematics or those who have appeared for any other MBA entrance exam, need not prepare for this section from the scratch. The topics included in Quantitative Aptitude syllabus are advance level Maths of class 9 and 10 so basic revision and practice is needed.
- First timers must spend quality time on each topic to understand the concepts thoroughly. The best source for this is NCERT Mathematics books of Class 9 and 10. Once the fundamental concepts of Algebra, Geometry and Mensuration are clear, they can move to MAH CET preparation books for Quantitative Aptitude.
- Only theoretical or conceptual understanding of the topics is not enough to score high in this section. One needs to master application of the formulae as well. After completing every chapter of Quantitative Aptitude, solve a few questions (easy, moderate and tough) to know how well you have understood it.
- Focus on speed and accuracy while preparing for Quantitative Aptitude as the time will be limited in MBA CET 2026 exam.
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- Develop the ability of mental calculation. Memorise Tables up to 20, Square and Square Roots up to 100, Cubes, Cube Roots, etc. for quick calculation. This will save time in exam.
- While solving MAH MBA CET mock test, check time management. Maintain a good speed in solving quants questions so that you are able to attempt a minimum of 38-40 questions out of 50
- During the exam, focus on the questions from topics which are your strong areas. There is no negative marking in MAH MBA CET, but even then don’t take the chance of attempting all the questions. You would not want to waste time on questions which you can’t solve accurately.
- Download: MAH MBA CET question papers PDFs
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You can find around 7 colleges in Pune that offer an MBA in Travel and Tourism management, and their admissions are through the state-level MAH CET exam.
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CAP authorities will release round wise merit lists for seat allotment. Candidates will have to visit the CAP 2026 website and login to check their status.
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MAH CET CAP 2026 registration fee is INR 1500 for Open category candidates and INR 130 for Reserved category candidates.
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Any candidate who has qualified MBA CET 2026 exam can participate in the CAP round 2026. There is also an option to participate in CAP round through CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA scores under All India category.
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MAH CET CAP 2026 registration is expected to start anytime soon. The Maharashtra State CET Cell will release the schedule at the official website. CAP 2026 portal is already live.
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Candidates can solve the MAH CET question paper in any order. There is no sectional time limit or sectional chronology to follow.
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Sectional weightage of MAH CET is as follows:
| Section | Number of questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Logical Reasoning | 75 | 75 |
| Abstract Reasoning | 25 | 25 |
| Verbal Ability | 50 | 50 |
| Quantitative Aptitude | 50 | 50 |
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Yes, MAH-CET results for academic year 2026 have been released on May. Candidates who appeared for this entrance exam can get their scorecards from MAH-CET's portal. However, CAP round registrations at COEP, Pune are yet to be opened.
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Candidates wishing to take admission in BMS programme need to appear in MAH BMS common entrance test. Admission to UG courses such as: BA, BCom and BSc are done on the basis of merit in Class 12.
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No, you cannot show MAH CET city intimation slip at the test centre for entry. Candidates will be allowed to appear for the test only if they present the hard copy of the admit card and photo ID.
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