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SBI Clerk Quantitative Aptitude - Pattern and Important Topics

Published on Wednesday, June 11, 2014
As SBI Clerk notification is out. Many readers asked me to write tips and exam pattern for Quantitative Aptitude section.

SBI clerk quantitative aptitude

Pattern

  • Data interpretation - 10 marks (Very important )
  • Data sufficiency - 5 marks
  • Simple and compound interest - 1 mark
  • Series - 5 marks
  • Mensuration - 1 mark
  • Time and distance - 1 mark
  • Time and work - 1 mark
  • Profit and loss - 2 marks
  • Ratio and proportions - 1 mark
  • Age based problems - 2 marks
  • Percentages - 2 marks
  • Number system - 3 marks
  • Simplifications - 5 marks

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Tips

  • Data interpretation is really important. DI sets take less than 10 minutes and normally accuracy is high in these questions.
  • Data sufficiency questions are actually bonus questions. You don't need to solve the questions, you need to find out whether the information given is sufficient or not. 
  • As exam difficulty is going to increase, concentrate on accuracy.
  • Devote at least 35 minutes to this section.
  • Always attempt Quantitative Aptitude first as this section takes lots of efforts and concentration.
  • Practice few online tests
  • Make mental calculations
  • Never skip questions quickly
  • If you have no idea about an question set, simply skip it. Don't try to solve questions that are unusual for you.
  • Never stick to a question. If a question took more than 3 minutes, simply skip it.
  • Ideal attempt = 80% questions with 80% accuracy  

Study Material

You can read list of my recommended books here. You can also get our practice test series here.

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