Lets mark Only BBB or CCC in CET? What Percentile Will You Get?

17 February 2026 · by Cetking

What happens if you mark only B B B… or C C C… in all CET questions?

Will you still get a decent percentile? Or is it a complete risk?

In this video, we break down the reality of guessing strategies in MBA CET, and what percentile you can expect if you rely purely on random marking.

🎯 What You’ll Learn in This Video

• What happens if you mark only one option
• Probability behind guessing in CET
• Expected score range from random attempts
• Percentile impact of blind guessing
• Why this strategy fails for toppers
• Smart attempt strategy vs random marking

⚠ Reality Check

MBA CET has:
• No negative marking
• High number of questions
• Speed-based selection

But that does NOT mean random guessing = high percentile.

📚 What Actually Works

• Smart question selection
• Accuracy + speed balance
• Section-wise strategy
• Practice through mocks

💡 CETKING Advice

Don’t depend on luck —
Use strategy + practice to maximise your score.

That’s how toppers reach top colleges.

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⚠️ Standard Disclaimer

This content is for educational purposes only. Percentile estimations are based on probability and trends, not guaranteed outcomes. Students are advised to prepare seriously for best results.