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(Analysis) CET 2008 - An Overview

CET 2008 - An Overview

 

Maharashtra CET, held on 17 February 2008, was easy compared to last year’s test. Most of the questions in Problem Solving, Logical Reasoning, Data Interpretation and Verbal Ability had “None of These” as the fifth option, which could confuse the students.
The Verbal Ability, Verbal Reasoning and Reading Comprehension questions were very simple. Compared to 2007, CET 2008 was easier mainly because there were fewer number of questions on Verbal Reasoning and they were of a lower level of difficulty
Some of the questions from Visual Reasoning and Data Interpretation were very similar to the ones that appeared in SIMCET 1 and SIMCET 4.

Overall Test Structure

Total Duration of the exam (minutes)

150 minutes

Total number of questions

200

Total Marks

200

Marks per question

1

Negative marking

no

Mode of marking the ovals

Black Ball Point Pen

 

Area Wise Test Structure

Sections Area No. of questions Percentage Suggested Time (in Minutes) Ideal Attempt
1

Problem Solving

25 12.5 20 18
2

Data Interpretation

22 10 15 12
3

Verbal Ability & Verbal Reasoning

54 27 40 44
4

Reading Comprehension

15 7.5 10 12
5

Logical Reasoning

56 28 40 42
6

Visual Reasoning

30 15 25 22
 

Total

200 100 150 150

 

Problem Solving
The problem solving questions were the only ones in the entire test, which had a few difficult questions. They were relatively time consuming and calculation intensive compared to the paper as a whole. One geometry question appeared in the paper after a gap of one year.

Type of question No. of questions Easy Medium Difficult
Arithmetic (Numbers [5], approximation [5], TSD [1], Work[1], CI[1] ) 13 6 3 4
Quantitative Comparison (Algebra Based) 5 5 0 0
Modern Math (Permutation [1], Probability [5]) 6 6 0 0
Geometry (Circle) 1 1 0 0
Total 25 18 3 4

 

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Courtesy:- www.imsindia.com