MAH MBA CET 2026 Second Attempt on May 9; What to Expect?

MAH MBA CET 2026 aspirants who have registered for the May 9 exam, must check out the review of April session to know what to expect and what to prepare.

What will be the difficulty level of MAH CET 2026 May 9 exam?

The second attempt for MAH CET 2026 is scheduled on May 9. Candidates who have registered for the second attempt must use the experience of first session to improvise. MAH MBA CET 2026 exam held on April 6, 7 and 8, was easy but lengthy. Only the fifth session was a bit moderate.

Those who have registered for May session only can also use the learning of April session to do a focused preparation. In these last few days before the MBA CET 2026 exam, practice only what is expected in the paper. 

MAH MBA CET 2026 Second Attempt: What to Expect?

• Candidates can expect the second attempt to be easy. Since the purpose of second attempt is to provide an opportunity to candidates to improve their score, there will be no deviation from the first attempt.
• The MAH MBA CET 2026 question paper will have the same sectional break up, i.e. 75 LR questions, 25 AR questions, 50 Quantitative Aptitude questions and 50 Verbal Ability questions.
• Logical Reasoning questions can be easy but lengthy. In the first session, there were more singlets than set-based questions.
• Abstract Reasoning section of MAH MBA CET 2026 session 2 will have easy series based questions.
• Quantitative Aptitude can be expected to be dominated by Arithmetic, like first attempt. The questions can be calculation intensive but doable. There can be 2 Data Interpretation sets. Time management will be the key.  
• Verbal Ability will have standard Grammar and Vocabulary questions. There can be about 4 RC passages which will be easy to comprehend.

Candidates must check out the composition of MAH CET 2026 question paper April 6, 7, 8 and focus on the topics from which maximum questions were asked. There are high chances that May 9 question paper will be on similar lines.

Those who appeared in April session, analyse hits and misses. Choosing the right questions will be critical, so use your experience. Practice those types of questions more in which you faltered. You will need to target about 150+ questions to get to 99.99 percentile.