Here we have divided the whole Quantitative Aptitude Section into some categories (list based on banking and other competitive exams), my suggestion is to check each topic and look at the Formulas, Tips, Examples and then start preparing by using the questions in the Practice Section tab.
Arithmetic & Statistics topics that are tested in the Banks/ SSC/ UPSC/ CAT/ GRE/ GMAT Quantitative Aptitude Section include the following :
Quantitative for Competitive Exams |
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Here are some other topics of Quantitative Aptitude Section which are asked in the written test of many MNC's during Oncampus and Offcampus drives
Quantitative for Placements |
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Data Interpretation Topics (Quantitative Aptitude Section)
Quantitative for Competitive Exams Data Interpretation |
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| Tabulation | Pie Graphs |
Bar Graphs | Line Graphs |
Algebra and Geometry topics that are tested in the GMAT Quantitative Aptitude Section include
Algebra & Geometry Quantitative for Competitive Exams |
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| Linear Equations | Quadratic Equations |
| Arithmetic and Multiplicative (Geometric) Progressions (AP, GP) and sequences. | Set Theory |
| Inequalities | Geometry |
| Co-ordinate Geometry | Solid Geometry |
SUGGESTIONS
(All about Quantitative Aptitude)
So to be one among that list all you need is to practice as many problems as possible, because this practice sharpens you to solve the given problems within a given time. And even by practicing you can also increase your accuracy with speedy.
Believe me or not, many aspirants/ students make the most common mistake by underestimating the importance of doing practice. I have seen many candidates who did the same mistake, they do only the remembering the formulas of the particular topic and see one or two examples that's it, and they say that their preparation has completed. Do you believe that these candidates do succeed in their exams? No, they never and ever succeed.
So finally what i want to tell you guys is, never skip this important part (practicing Quantitative Aptitude) of you preparation. Without practice quantitative section will become a nightmare for you.
Quantities aptitude questions are asked almost in all competitive exams like IBPS Exams (IBPS PO, IBPS CLERKS, IBPS RRB (Officers Scale-1/ 2/ 3 & Office Assistants)), SBI PO, SBI Clerks, GRE, GMAT, XAT, CSAT, CLAT, MAT, Common Aptitude Test (CAT), SNAP, Campus Placements (IT Companies), UPSC , UGC, SSC, and other exams including State PSC (Public Service Commission).
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