20 questions in the pattern of MAH MBA CET, drawn as figures. Each question is marked with the exams it suits. Answer it, then open the step-by-step solution.
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three figures are the same figure turned through different angles, with the same shading.
In the odd figure the shading is reversed (filled parts are empty and empty parts are filled).
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three figures are the same figure turned through different angles, with the same shading.
In the odd figure the shading is reversed (filled parts are empty and empty parts are filled).
Which figure is different from the other three?
In three figures, the number of dots equals the number of sides of the large shape.
In the odd figure the large shape has 4 sides but there are 3 dots.
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three of the figures are the same figure turned through 90°, 180° or 270°.
The odd one cannot be obtained by turning: it is a mirror image of the others.
Which figure is different from the other three?
In three figures, the number of dots equals the number of sides of the large shape.
In the odd figure the large shape has 6 sides but there are 7 dots.
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three of the figures are the same figure turned through 90°, 180° or 270°.
The odd one cannot be obtained by turning: it is a mirror image of the others.
Which figure is different from the other three?
In three figures, the number of dots equals the number of sides of the large shape.
In the odd figure the large shape has 3 sides but there are 4 dots.
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three figures are the same figure turned through different angles, with the same shading.
In the odd figure the shading is reversed (filled parts are empty and empty parts are filled).
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three figures are the same figure turned through different angles, with the same shading.
In the odd figure the shading is reversed (filled parts are empty and empty parts are filled).
Which figure is different from the other three?
In three figures, the number of dots equals the number of sides of the large shape.
In the odd figure the large shape has 4 sides but there are 5 dots.
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three of the figures are the same figure turned through 90°, 180° or 270°.
The odd one cannot be obtained by turning: it is a mirror image of the others.
Which figure is different from the other three?
In three figures, the number of dots equals the number of sides of the large shape.
In the odd figure the large shape has 3 sides but there are 2 dots.
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three figures are the same figure turned through different angles, with the same shading.
In the odd figure the shading is reversed (filled parts are empty and empty parts are filled).
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three of the figures are the same figure turned through 90°, 180° or 270°.
The odd one cannot be obtained by turning: it is a mirror image of the others.
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three figures are the same figure turned through different angles, with the same shading.
In the odd figure the shading is reversed (filled parts are empty and empty parts are filled).
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three of the figures are the same figure turned through 90°, 180° or 270°.
The odd one cannot be obtained by turning: it is a mirror image of the others.
Which figure is different from the other three?
In three figures, the number of dots equals the number of sides of the large shape.
In the odd figure the large shape has 6 sides but there are 7 dots.
Which figure is different from the other three?
In three figures, the number of dots equals the number of sides of the large shape.
In the odd figure the large shape has 6 sides but there are 7 dots.
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three of the figures are the same figure turned through 90°, 180° or 270°.
The odd one cannot be obtained by turning: it is a mirror image of the others.
Which figure is different from the other three?
Three of the figures are the same figure turned through 90°, 180° or 270°.
The odd one cannot be obtained by turning: it is a mirror image of the others.
These are original practice questions written by Target Campus in the pattern and difficulty of MAH MBA CET, NMAT, SNAP and other MBA entrance tests. They are not previous-year papers.
Preparing for MAH CET, NMAT, SNAP or CAT? Courses, live classes and mocks by Dr. Kiran Derle at Target Campus.
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