1. Detailed Analysis

2. Mock Test 14 follows the pattern of Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) wherein the students are subjected to the same level of difficulty both in terms of question type and level. The mock test comprises of five sections with a total of 150 questions of one mark each. A student is expected to attempt this test in an actual test like environment wherein he has 150 minutes to complete the test and thus need to schedule his/her time accordingly. Section No. of QuestionsExpected Time to Complete Logical Reasoning30 28 Legal Aptitude30 34 Analytical Reasoning3034 English30 36 General Knowledge30 18

3. Section I: Logical Reasoning (Q. 1 to Q. 30) This section was of easy to moderate level of difficulty. The section consisted of: 7 questions on Series 1 questions on Algebra 2 questions on Analytical Reasoning 3 questions on Syllogisms 4 questions on Odd word out 1 question on Logical Sequence 5 questions on Analogies 3 questions on Statement Assumption 1 question on Statement Inference 2 questions on Statement Conclusion 1 question on Assertion Reason

4. Question S. No. Key Concepts and Brief Description Overall level of Difficulty Strategy 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10Series, Easy to Moderate Pattern was not hard to find and should have been attempted. 9EquationEasy Must attempt question on basic concepts. 3, 4Analytical Reasoning Easy to Moderate Quick and basic analysis of the questions was needed to answer the questions

5. Question S. No. Key Concepts and Brief Description Overall Level of Difficulty Strategy 11 to 13Syllogisms Easy - Moderate These questions were easy. All of them should have been attempted. To ensure accuracy, it’s advisable to use Venn diagrams for arriving at the answer. 14 to 17Odd Word out Easy - Moderate It was important to spot the relationship between the given words to solve these questions. At least 3 out of the 4 should have been attempted. 18Logical SequenceModerate This question was related to software programming. Students not familiar with the same could have left this unattempted. 19 to 23Analogies Easy - Moderate 2 of the 5 were G.K based while another two were vocabulary based. The ones based on vocabulary were comparatively easy and should have been attempted. 24 to 26Statement Assumption Moderate - Difficult Q. 25 was tricky and could have been left unattempted. The rest should have been attempted. 27Statement Inference Easy - Moderate It was important to understand the statement correctly before attempting this question. The student should remember not to apply any external knowledge in such questions. 28 and 29Statement ConclusionModerate Q. 29 was easy and should have been attempted. Q. 28 had very close options and thus, could have proved a little more time consuming. 30Assertion and ReasonModerate It was a G.K based question and should have been attempted only if the student was sure of the facts.

6. This section had 30 questions on Legal Aptitude comprising of both Legal Reasoning as well as Legal Knowledge. The section consisted of Legal Reasoning (10 questions) Legal Knowledge (20 questions) Overall, the section was of Moderate difficulty level. The Legal Reasoning section specifically tested the ability of students to understand and interpret the legal principles and application of the same to the factual matrix to reach the best answer. And, in order to answer the questions based on Legal Knowledge, students were expected to have basic knowledge of concepts under Constitutional Law, Law of Contracts and further to be acquainted with general legal principles.

7. Legal Reasoning: The Legal Reasoning of Mock 14 was very much attainable. This section had a fair distribution of questions from all the subjects i.e. Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Law of Contract, Torts and General Legal Principles. A stalwart approach towards legal reasoning makes it a very scoring sub-section of the paper. Legal Knowledge: The Legal Knowledge part of Mock 14 was dominated by questions from General Legal Principles and Constitutional Law. Pertinent topics from where the questions appeared were Latin legal terminologies, concepts under Law of Contracts, Criminal Law, Intellectual Property Law and general principles of law.

8. Q. S. Nos.No. of QTopicsDifficulty Level Legal Reasoning Legal Knowledge -- 32,33,39, 40 56,5742Law Of Contracts Moderate to Difficult 31,34,47,53,54,5524Criminal LawModerate to Difficult -49,592IPRModerate 35,36,37, 38 41,42,43,44,45,46,48, 50,51,52 410Constitutional Law Moderate -58,59-2Companies LawModerate to Difficult

9. Question 34 of the Legal Aptitude Section related to the concept of Culpable Homicide. Even though at the first glance it may be concluded that Maggie could be guilty of Culpable Homicide. However, by reading the principle closely it becomes clear that Maggie had no intention of causing death, or any such injury which was likely to cause death. Further she did not even have the knowledge of Malcolm’s intention and plane d is the correct answer and Maggie is not liable for Culpable Homicide.

10. Question 33: As per the explanation the law of economic duress only comes into picture when the consent is apparently caused by inducing pressure on the other party. In these facts the need for Model’s to notify king of good times does not render it to be a case of economic duress as there is no pressure induced and further they are not being stopped from signing other contracts. Hence b is correct option.

11. Question 36 was a fairly easy question as it relates to the principle of equality before law. As is evident from the facts, only taxing Rima Oris amounts to discrimination against them and hence violates the principle of equality. So in this case d is the correct option.

12. Question 53 in the knowledge section related to IPC as to the offences of Robbery and Dacoity which needed a knowledge of these concepts. Questions 49 and 50 required a basic understanding of Intellectual Property Rights. Question 58 and 60 demanded a basic understanding of Company law and related concepts.

13. This section was easy. The section consisted of: 2 questions on Critical Reasoning 2 questions on Synonyms 2 questions on Kangaroo Words 2 questions on Odd Word Out 1 question on Word Rearrangement 1 question on Word Analogy 6 questions on Analytical Reasoning 9 questions on Series 1 questions on Direction 2 question on Blood Relation 2 question on Mathematics

15. Question S. No. Key Concepts and Brief Description Overall Level of DifficultyStrategy 69Word Rearrangement Moderate Spotting the antonym of the word was easy but rearrangement could have taken time. One could have left the question unattempted if there was insufficient time. 70 Word AnalogyEasy-Moderate This question was based on logical rearrangement analogy but it was important to form a meaningful word. The question was easy and should have been attempted.

16. Question S. No. Brief Description Overall Level of Difficul ty Strategy 71-74, 75-76, Analytical Reasoning Easy – Moderate Quick analysis of information was required to answer the questions. 77, 79Blood RelationEasy Proper analysis of information was required to answer the questions. 78, 80, 81, 82 83, 85, 86, 87, 90 Series and OthersEasyAll the questions were easy to attempt. 84,DirectionEasyMust attempt 88, 89 Mathematical Questions EasyMust Attempt

17. The difficulty level of this section was moderate. It consisted of: 3 Reading Comprehension passages with 5 questions each 1 Reading Comprehension passage with 10 questions 1 Cloze Test with 5 blanks

18. Question S. No. Key Concepts and Brief Description Overall Level of Difficulty Strategy 91 to 95 Reading Comprehension Moderate Since there were four reading comprehension passages, it was advisable to identify the passages that one had to attempt first. A cursory glance would give one an idea regarding the topic of the passage. The first RC was short and easy to read but the questions were inference based. One should have attempted at least 3 questions correctly. 96 to 100 Reading Comprehension Easy - Moderate This passage was largely inference based that required further application of the ideas learnt in the passage. It was important to read and understand the passage closely so as to attempt the questions correctly. 101 to 105 Reading Comprehension Moderate Out of the five questions, two were vocabulary based and could have attempted by just referring to the line containing the word in the passage. The rest of the three questions were easy but inference based.

19. Question S. No. Key Concepts and Brief Description Overall Level of Difficulty Strategy 106 to 115 Reading Comprehensio n Easy -Moderate The passage was long with ten questions. The questions more or less made up as they pertained to specific details mentioned in the passage. One could have attempted all the questions correctly after a thorough reading of the passage. 116 to 120 Cloze TestModerate The paragraph was easy to read. It is important to go through the entire paragraph before selecting the answers. Also, it is very important to get the gist of the paragraph as it helps in eliminating contextually incorrect options.

20. The GK section comprises of 30 questions in all and the overall difficulty level of the test is Moderate. This test was designed for SET exam. GK section of mock test 14 had total 30 questions in all. Out of which 22 questions were from static section and rest of 8 questions from current affairs. The questions from static GK were from general science, polity and constitution, economy, geography etc. but the more emphasis was on general science and on history. Most of the questions from current affairs are from misc. section.

21. Static GK Current GK SectionNo. of Questions Difficulty level SectionNo. of Questions Difficulty level History5HardNational Events 1Moderate Geography (India & World) 3Moderate to Hard Internationa l Events - - Indian Polity & Constitution3ModeratePersonality2Moderate to Hard Economy3Moderate to Hard Places-- Science & Tech7Moderate to Hard Awards & Honors - - Misc. - - Sports 1 Moderate Misc.5Moderate Total 22 8 Grand Total - 30