Mental Agility Test
मानसिक क्षमता परीक्षण · CEE · MECEE-BL Medical Entrance
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The syllabus asks for
- Direction sense and distance
- Blood relations
- Coding and decoding
- Analogy and classification (odd one out)
- Ranking, ordering and seating arrangement
- Syllogisms and statement–conclusion reasoning
Key points
- Verbal reasoning carries 5 of the 20 MAT questions; the MEC sample is a direction walk.
- Direction walks: track the facing direction, add east–west and north–south legs separately, and finish with Pythagoras; right = clockwise.
- Morning shadows point west, evening shadows east; "facing" and "is from the start" are different questions.
- Blood relations: draw the tree with squares (male), circles (female) and double lines (marriage); never assume gender.
- Coding: write the code under the word, find the change letter by letter (shift, opposite letter with sum 27, reversal, pair swap, sum of positions).
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The syllabus asks for
- Percentages, ratio and proportion, averages
- Profit and loss, simple and compound interest
- Time and work, speed, distance and time
- Ages, mixtures and number properties
- Fast calculation and estimation
Key points
- Numerical reasoning carries 5 of the 20 MAT questions; the MEC sample is a successive-percentage (area) question: 15 % and 25 % give 43.75 %.
- Two successive changes: a + b + ab/100; a price rise of r% needs a consumption cut of 100r/(100 + r) % to keep spending the same.
- Profit and loss are on the cost price, discount on the marked price; multiply the factors (1.25 × 0.9) for mark-up then discount.
- SI = PRT/100; CI from P(1 + R/100)^T; CI − SI for 2 years = P(R/100)^2.
- Work: add rates (1/a + 1/b) or use LCM units; pipes that empty subtract.
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The syllabus asks for
- Number series
- Letter and alphanumeric series
- Patterns in grids and missing-number figures
- Calendar and clock reasoning
Key points
- Logical sequencing carries 5 of the 20 MAT questions; the MEC sample (53, 53, 40, 40, 27, 27 → 14) is a series of repeated pairs falling by 13.
- Write the differences first; then ratios; then squares, cubes and primes; then split the series into odd and even places.
- A rule is right only when it fits every term; a wrong term spoils two differences.
- Letters become numbers (A = 1 … Z = 26, EJOTY, opposite = 27 − n); repeating-letter series hide a short repeated block.
- Grid and figure puzzles: find one operation from the complete rows and apply it to the incomplete one.
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The syllabus asks for
- Nets, cubes and dice
- Mirror and water images
- Paper folding and cutting
- Embedded figures and counting figures
- Figure series, analogies and matrices
Key points
- Spatial relation / abstract reasoning carries 5 of the 20 MAT questions; the MEC samples are a net → cube question and a figure-sequence question.
- Nets: find the opposite pairs (line of three, Z rule); options showing two opposite faces together are wrong; the remaining ones are decided by the clockwise order of the neighbours round a face.
- Dice: faces seen together are adjacent; the face never seen with X is opposite X; a standard die has opposite faces adding to 7.
- Painted cubes: 8, 12(n-2), 6(n-2)^2, (n-2)^3 for three, two, one and no painted faces.
- Mirror image swaps left and right (reversed order, flipped letters); water image swaps top and bottom (same order).
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The paper
3 hours, 200 single-best-answer MCQs with four options, 200 marks, 0.25 deducted per wrong answer, merit list from the 50th percentile
| Section | Questions | Marks each | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zoology | 40 | 1 | 40 |
| Botany | 40 | 1 | 40 |
| Chemistry | 50 | 1 | 50 |
| Physics | 50 | 1 | 50 |
| Mental Agility Test | 20 | 1 | 20 |
Where the questions are
Questions each part carries in the paper, out of 20. Area totals follow the official syllabus; where single chapters are shown, the split between them is the NEBians estimate.
- Chapter 1 · Verbal Reasoning5 Qs
- Chapter 2 · Numerical Reasoning5 Qs
- Chapter 3 · Logical Sequencing5 Qs
- Chapter 4 · Spatial Relation and Abstract Reasoning5 Qs