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Quantitative Aptitude (Maths) Practice Questions

Quantitative Aptitude (maths) tests speed and accuracy on arithmetic and basic algebra/geometry — it's a high-weightage, practice-heavy section across SSC, banking, railway and ITI trade exams.

This hub breaks the syllabus into the topics that actually appear in these exams, not a generic school-maths curriculum.

Syllabus

Topics covered

Arithmetic

Number system and simplification

Percentage, profit & loss

Ratio, proportion and average

Time, speed and distance

Time and work

Simple and compound interest

Algebra & Geometry Basics

Basic algebraic identities

Mensuration (area, perimeter, volume)

Geometry basics (triangles, circles)

Trigonometry basics (for SSC CGL Tier-2 level)

Data Interpretation

Table-based DI

Bar and pie chart interpretation

Line graph interpretation

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Common questions

Quantitative Aptitude (Maths) FAQ

Is quantitative aptitude the same as 'maths' in ITI trade exams?

ITI trade theory papers (e.g. electrician) include a smaller, trade-relevant maths component rather than the full competitive-exam quant syllabus — check your specific trade's syllabus for exact topics.

What's the fastest way to improve speed in quant?

Memorise tables, squares and cubes up to 30, and practice a fixed set of shortcut techniques per topic — speed comes from reducing calculation steps, not from solving harder problems first.