Quantative Aptitude

     Quantitative Aptitude

Quantitative Aptitude Is The Most Important Requisite For Clearing Any Competitive Exam. 
Quantitative Aptitude Skills Form The Bulk Of Most Of The Graduate Level Papers.
Quantitative Aptitude Topics And An In-Depth Understanding Of This Subject:-

o   Data Interpretation
o   Inequalities
o   Percentages
o   Number Series
o   Arithmetic Aptitude
o   Profit and Loss
o   Simple Interest and Compound Interest
o   Age Problems
o   Work And Time
o   Time & Speed
o   Probability
o   Mensuration
o   Permutation and Combination
o   Averages
o   Ratios and Proportions
o   Partnerships
o   Stream Boat Problems
o   Mixture and Alligation
o   Pipes and Cisterns
o   Coding and Decoding

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   Quantitative Aptitude is most important and essential subject for clearing any focused competitive exam.                                                                

    1)the respective ratio of radii of two right  circular cylinders (a and b) is 4:5.the respective ratio of volume of cylinders a and b is 12:25. what is the respective ratio of the heights of cylinders a and b?

       (1) 2: 3     (2) 3: 5     (3) 5: 8     (4) 4: 5     (5) 3: 4  

   2) dhruva gave 35% of her monthly salary to her mother. from the remaining salary, she paid 18% towards rent and 42% she kept aside for her monthly expenses. the remaining amount she kept in bank account. the sum of the amount she kept in bank and that she gave to her mother was rs.43,920. what was her monthly SALARY?
     1) rs.80,000       (2) rs.75,000         (3) rs.64,000  
     4) rs.76,000       (5) rs.72,000  
                                                    

     The Aptitude Questions and Answers are very helpful for competitive exams like SSC, CAT (Common Aptitude Test), MAT, GMAT, GRE, UGC, UPSC Exams, ICET, Bank PO, Defence Exams, Bank Exams, Railway Exams and placements like TCS, Wipro, Capgemini, Accenture, Infosys,

  IBM,Cognizant, Adobe, Cisco, Amazon, Samsung, Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Ola, Paypal, Microsoft, Oracle, etc.

    

    3) 18 litres of pure water was added to a vessel containing 80 litres of pure milk. 49 litres of the resultant mixture was then sold and some more quantity of pure milk and pure water was added to the vessel in the respective ratio of 2:1. If the resultant respective ratio of milk and water in the vessel was 4 : 1, what was the quantity of pure milk added in the vessel ? (in litres)

       (1) 4   (2) 8   (3) 10   (4) 12   (5) 2 

                                                            

       4) There are two bikes (A and B) of equal cost price. Bike A was sold at a profit of 14% and Bike B was sold for Rs.4,290/- more than its cost price. The net profit earned after selling both the Bikes (A and B) is 20%. What is the cost price of each bike ? 

     (1) Rs. 16,500/       (2) Rs. 16,000/   

     (3) Rs. 15,500/       (4) Rs. 17,500/       

     (5) Rs. 17,000/

                                       

                                                                                                              

    Quantitative Aptitude Questions and Answers contains concepts and test papers on many topics such as average, numbers, compound interests, partnership, problem on ages, calendar, boats and streams, clock, height and distance, percentage, pipes and cisterns, profit and loss, speed, time and distance, simple interest, problem on trains, time and work, etc.

  5) The circumference of circle A is 75 m more than its diameter. If the radius of circle B is 3.5 m more than the radius of circle A, what is the circumference of circle B ? (in m)

      (1) 110 (2) 140 (3) 163 (4) 96 (5) 132

                     

   Quantitative Aptitude is one of the scoring subjects, as it involves questions purely of numerical calculations relates to problems like arithmetic, graph and table reading, percentage analysis, categorization. 

   quantitative analysis and more. The major importance of quantitative aptitude test is to measures someone’s numerical ability and accuracy in mathematical calculations.