Quick answer
Four weeks, daily timed sets. Week one sets a baseline, weeks two and three cut the time per set, and week four runs full 150-minute mocks. Keep abstract reasoning in every week. Attempt every question, as reported there is no negative marking.
Daily shape
About three blocks: a timed set in the day’s focus section, a mixed set, and a 15-minute review. Adjust to your schedule.
The 30 days
| Week | Focus | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Baseline | One timed mock. Note where time goes. Start abstract reasoning pattern drills |
| 2 | Logical reasoning and quant | Timed sets with a tighter limit each day |
| 3 | Verbal, RC and mixed | Passages with a time cap. Mixed sections |
| 4 | Full mocks | Two or three 150-minute mocks, each reviewed |
Pattern, as reported
| Section | Questions |
|---|---|
| Logical Reasoning | 75 |
| Abstract Reasoning | 25 |
| Quantitative Aptitude | 50 |
| Verbal Ability and RC | 50 |
200 questions, 150 minutes, +1 for correct, no negative marking. See the pattern guide.
Where this doesn’t apply
Where this doesn't apply
The 2027 pattern has not been announced. If it changes, adjust. This is a speed plan and assumes you know the basics. Our weekly split is a suggestion and has not been measured.
Build speed
Try a MAH-CET timed set in a free demo class at Sector 13, Kharghar.
Pattern as reported by MBAUniverse and Cracku. The plan is our own. Faculty review is pending.