MAH MBA CET Sample Paper 2026

"Y said: 'He’s the son of my mother’s only son.'"

"My mother’s only son" refers to Y's brother or Y himself. If Y is a male, then Y is the father of the boy and if Y is female, that the Y will be the aunt of the boy.

The man’s sister’s son: This is the man's nephew.

The nephew's only maternal aunt: The only maternal aunt of the nephew is the nephew's mother's sister, who is also the man’s sister.

The sister's father: The father of the man’s sister is the man’s father.

Therefore, the man is the son and he is going to meet his father.

Raghav is going to meet his mother's daughter in law's (who could be his wife or his brother's wife), only son's (who could be his son or his nephew), only paternal cousin (who could be his nephew or his son)

Hence, Raghav could either be the uncle or father to the person he will meet.

 He will be the father if the daughter-in-law in question is his brother's wife. 
He will be the uncle if the daughter-in-law in question is his wife. 
He can be maternal or paternal uncle depending on the gender of his sibling. 

Therefore, Option E is the correct answer. 

The following diagram is a possible diagram according to the statements given.

Based on the above Venn diagram-

I) Some mangoes are bananas - False

II) No orange is an apple - False

III) Some mangoes are not apples - False

Hence, none of the conclusions follows.

Only Conclusion 3, i.e. Some tigers are mammals, follows.

Let's check if there is some shift in position.

BFHMT = 2 6 8 13 20

AEIOU = 1 5 9 15 21

-1 -1 +1 +2 +1

There is no pattern visible. In the coded form of a given word, we only have vowels. B is given A, F is given E, and H is given I. This looks like some nearest vowel.

Let's check for the other two letters,

13 (M) is between two vowels, 9 (I) and 15(O). 13 is closer to 15. 

20(T) is between two vowels, 15(O) and 21(U). 20 is closer to 21.

So, it is the closest vowel pattern.

HIDDEN = 8 9 4 4 5 14

So, H is close to I; I is itself a vowel; D is closer to E than A, E is itself a vowel, and lastly, N is close to O. 

The closest vowels are IIEEEO. 

C → D: C is shifted by +1 to become D.
I → H: I is shifted by -1 to become H.
R → T: R is shifted by +2 to become T.
C → A: C is shifted by -2 to become A.
L → M: L is shifted by +1 to become M.
E → D: E is shifted by -1 to become D.

Using the same logic on SQUARE:

S → + 1 →T
Q → -1 → P
U → + 2 → W
A → - 2 → Y
R →+1 → S
E → - 1 → D

The logic is word is reversed and each letter is moved according to thier position value.

Reverse of MOXCAB is BACXOM

B+0 = B

A+1 = B

C+2 = E

X+3 = A

O+4 = S

M+5 = R

Using this logic, for SUMMER.

Reverse is REMMUS.

R+0 = R

E+1 = F

M+2 = O

M+3 = P

U+4 = Y

S+5 = X

RFOPYX is the code for SUMMER.

Noticing the similarity, we can see that both the H change to F, and both the A change to Y. 

We can see the pattern in which each letter is replaced by the second last letter before it. 

H is replaced with F, I is replaced with G, L is replaced with J and so on. 

In the case of A, the code follows a cycle where it goes to the end of the lexicon, going to Z and then Y, and replacing A with Y. 

Hence, the word MEIN would translate to KCGL, and KAMPF would translate to IYKND

Giving the output as KCGL IYKND. 

Therefore, Option C is the correct answer. 

Based on the given information, the logic behind the code could be as below.

Each alphabet is replaced by a new alphabet obtained by adding position to it.

F+1=G

O+2 = Q

R+3 = U

M+4 = Q

A+5 = F

T+6 =  Z

I+7 = P

O+8 = W

N+9 = W

Similarly, the code for the word “GALAXY” will be

G+1 = H

A+2 = C

L+3 = O

A+4 = E

X+5 = C

Y+6 = E

“HCOECE”

So, the correct option to choose is A.