Hello Aspirant,

Tip 1:

The test does not aim to test candidate’s proficiency in any specific area but measures a broad range of skills that they have gained throughout their years of study.

Tip 2:

All required formulae are provided in the question paper. Hence, candidates need not waste time in learning them or the shortcuts and tricks. Instead, they need to focus on the fundamentals.

Tip 3:

The Quantitative Section consists of general mathematics problems including permutation and combination, probability, number system, time and work, speed, time and distance etc.

Tip 4:

The main topics in the Analytical Section include data interpretation and data sufficiency and they are easy too as compared to other topics. So, solve questions from these topics first.

Tip 5:

Move directly to the last four questions in the Verbal Section. These questions are fill-in-the-blanks type and solving these four questions will not take more than 6-7 minutes. After that, candidates will have 20-25 minutes.