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Come February 17, 2008, and most of the MBA aspirants across the nation will sit for the last but highly important MBA entrance examination. No doubt, Maharashtra CET 2008 is the dream of many, as it is the last chance for any MBA aspirant to secure a call from the
B-schools of the likes of Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS), Mumbai and K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research (KJSIMSR), Mumbai. These reputed Indian B-schools are a sure-shot media to get a break with the recruiters like Satyam, Accenture, McKinsey & Co., Infosys, TCS, TSMG, Deutsche Banks, Coca Cola, CitiGroup, Earnst & Young, AB Group, ICICI Bank, and L&T, to name a few. Moreover, with the offered average salary figures crossing Rs. 10 Lakhs in case of JBIMS and Rs. 6 Lakhs with KJSIMSR, these are the hot favourites of the test takers.

Let's see what it takes to excel in Maharashtra CET - an examination that has given reasoning-jitters to many year after year. According to the examination experts from TCYonline.com, the test consists of a Verbal Section (Verbal Ability, English Usage and Reading Comprehension) and Quantitative Aptitude, which are usually average in difficulty level; a series of questions from Data Analysis and Quantitative Comparisons, whose difficulty level is generally above average; and extremely trickier questions on Logical and Visual Reasoning. There are certain things that define the pattern of the exam. These are: -