MAH MBA CET study plan

Map every Logical Reasoning question type (arrangements, puzzles, syllogisms, blood relations, coding-decoding, direction sense) and record baseline accuracy for each in a single tracker.

Drill percentage, ratio, average and proportion problems until a standard set of 20 solves in under 20 minutes.

Create one error log that records question type, mistake cause and correct method for every wrong answer.

Solve 150 Quant and 100 Logical Reasoning questions spread across the week rather than in two long sittings.

Master time-speed-distance, work and pipes-cisterns by solving 40 mixed problems and writing the governing formula for each type on a one-page sheet.

Complete 60 seating-arrangement and ranking puzzle sets under a six-minute-per-set cap.

Memorise tables to 25, squares to 40 and cubes to 20, then verify recall with two timed 10-minute tests.

Re-solve every question currently in the error log without looking at the recorded solution.

Classify non-verbal items into series, analogy, odd-one-out, figure completion, mirror or water image, and paper folding, then solve 20 of each category.

Apply a written rule list to 30 questions on counting figures, embedded figures and paper folding.

Cover mensuration and geometry formulas and apply each to 50 computational problems.

Complete two 30-minute mixed abstract-reasoning timed sets and record accuracy after each.

Solve 80 syllogism and logical-deduction questions using Venn diagrams only, avoiding shortcuts you cannot justify.

Complete 40 figure-series and matrix items at exam pace with a strict per-question time cap.

Take one 60-minute sectional test covering Logical and Abstract Reasoning and analyse every error within 48 hours.

Cut average time per arrangement question to under 75 seconds across two timed practice blocks.

Work through 60 reading-comprehension passages, noting main idea, tone and author's purpose for each.

Complete 100 para-jumble, sentence-completion and grammar-usage questions while maintaining a running rule list.

Repair arithmetic weak spots flagged in weeks 1 and 2 by re-solving 50 previously missed questions.

Build a 100-word vocabulary log drawn from RC passages, each entry carrying an original usage sentence.

Complete five timed RC sets of three passages each in 15 minutes and log accuracy by passage type.

Solve 60 odd-one-out and analogy items at 45 seconds per item or faster.

Finish three full verbal sections from practice material and score above 70% on each.

Rewrite 20 self-made jumbled sentences into correct order to internalise connector and transition logic.

Take three full-length mock tests under strict timing and replicate the intended exam-day section order.

Analyse each mock within 24 hours and list five fixes ranked by the marks each can recover.

Re-solve every question missed in mocks until you can explain the correct method aloud without notes.

Keep abstract reasoning warm with 30 mixed non-verbal questions between mocks.

Take three full-length mocks in the first five days and reserve the final two days for revision only.

Revise the error log, formula sheet, grammar rules and abstract-reasoning notebook end to end.

Lock in exam-day strategy: fix section order, question-skipping rules and per-section time caps.

Rehearse the real start time by beginning two mocks at the scheduled exam hour.