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➗ CAT Quantitative Aptitude

4 free chapters, in English and Hindi, in syllabus order. Each ends with a quiz that explains the tempting wrong answer as well as the right one.

Chapters

  1. Arithmetic Foundations — Numbers, Percentage, Ratio & Averages
    Quantitative Aptitude gives you 25 questions and 50 marks in SSC CGL Tier-I, and roughly 30 more in Tier-II — but the real constraint is the clock: 100 questions in 60…
  2. Profit, Interest, Time & Work, and Motion
    This is the commercial and mechanical half of the arithmetic section, and it is where the marks are densest: profit and loss, discount, simple and compound interest,…
  3. Algebra & Trigonometry
    Algebra and trigonometry are what separate the SSC CGL quantitative paper from an ordinary arithmetic test. Out of the 25 questions in Tier-I Quantitative Aptitude,…
  4. Geometry, Mensuration & Data Interpretation
    This is the largest single block in the SSC CGL quantitative paper. Geometry and mensuration together supply roughly 5–7 of the 25 Tier-I questions, and Data…

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