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    The document outlines the sections of an aptitude test, including reasoning/mental ability, quantitative aptitude, English language abilities, and general awareness. It provides examples of question types in each section, such as number series, coding/decoding, and comprehension in the reasoning section; arithmetic, ratio, and time/distance in quantitative aptitude; grammar, vocabulary, and sentence rearranging in English; and current affairs, who's who, and abbreviations in general awareness. The goal is to test candidates' skills in these key areas.

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    The document outlines the sections of an aptitude test, including reasoning/mental ability, quantitative aptitude, English language abilities, and general awareness. It provides examples of question types in each section, such as number series, coding/decoding, and comprehension in the reasoning section; arithmetic, ratio, and time/distance in quantitative aptitude; grammar, vocabulary, and sentence rearranging in English; and current affairs, who's who, and abbreviations in general awareness. The goal is to test candidates' skills in these key areas.

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    The document outlines the sections of an aptitude test, including reasoning/mental ability, quantitative aptitude, English language abilities, and general awareness. It provides examples of question types in each section, such as number series, coding/decoding, and comprehension in the reasoning section; arithmetic, ratio, and time/distance in quantitative aptitude; grammar, vocabulary, and sentence rearranging in English; and current affairs, who's who, and abbreviations in general awareness. The goal is to test candidates' skills in these key areas.

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     Test of Reasoning/Mental Ability/Aptitude:  Mensuration (2D and 3D)


    VERBAL
     Algebra
     Number Series
     Data Interpretation
     Alphabet Series
    3. English:
     Test of Direction Sense This section is designed to test the language abilities
    and understanding of English grammar. Questions
     Coding-Decoding
    are asked mainly from the following categories.
     Number Ranking  Verb

     Arithmetical Reasoning  Adverb

     Problem on Age Calculation  Subject Verb Agreement

     Blood Relations  Error Correction

     Analogy  Tenses

     Decision Making etc.  Sentence Rearrangement

    NON-VERBAL  Fill in the Blanks with Modals, Articles etc


     Non Verbal Series
     Comprehension
     Mirror Images
     Answering questions based on Unseen
     Cubes and Dice Passages

     Grouping Identical Figures  Vocabulary

     Embedded Figures etc  Synonyms

    2. Quantitative Aptitude:  Antonyms


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    4. General Awareness:
     Number System
     Current Affairs (National and International)
     HCF, LCM
     Major Financial/Economic News
     Simplification
     Budget and Five Year Plans
     Decimal Fractions
     Who's Who
     Ratio and Proportions
     Sports
     Unitary Method
     Books and Authors
     Percentage
     Awards and Honours
     Time and Distance
     Science - Inventions and Discoveries
     Time and Work
     Abbreviations
     Profit and Loss
     Important Days
     Average
     International and National Organisations
     Simple and Compound Interest
    NOTE:

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