Tackling the CET Paper (English Section)

With CET exam just around the corner now it’s become imperative that one should have the knowledge of how questions are being asked in the previous years of CET paper and how one should go about it.

Relatively Easy English: In the CET exam as compared to other MBA entrance exam the English part of the question is relatively easy. Hence a good command over the English will fetch you a good marks in the paper just one needs to brush up with the basics regarding this such as from word filling to antonyms/synonyms , arrangement of sentences .

This is how previous years CET English paper stands out with regards to the English section.

· In 2005, the test had one reading comprehension passage with 15 questions following it.

· In 2005 also introduced a new question type of direct-indirect speech.

· 2006 asked 16 vocabulary questions, well above the previous maximum of 10 questions.

· 2007 did not throw any manor surprised, except for five questions that tested your ability to spell

· In 2008 it had 25 grammar-based questions. That was not a big surprise in itself, except that several of these were the ‘spot the error’ kind of questions, and there were actually no errors! So, the correct answer was option number 5 i.e., ‘no error’. If you have attempted the CET, you know that the ‘no error’ option can be disconcerting, as it leaves you feeling that you might have overlooked the actual error.

· The ideal score in this section would be to score more than 40 out of 50 questions asked.

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