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• An aptitude test presents the sequence 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, the next term. Which number should come next?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit II: Logical & Analytical Reasoning · Easy

• A symbol sequence alternates ▲, ●, ▲, ●, ▲, the next term. Which symbol comes next?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit II: Logical & Analytical Reasoning · Easy

• Five students sit in a row facing north. A sits at the left end, C sits immediately to the right of B, D sits immediately to the right of C, and E occupies the remaining seat. At …

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit II: Logical & Analytical Reasoning · Easy

• A student walks 5 units north and then 3 units east. What is the final direction and net grid displacement from the starting point?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit II: Logical & Analytical Reasoning · Easy

• Ravi is the brother of Meena. Meena is the daughter of Suresh. How is Ravi related to Suresh?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit II: Logical & Analytical Reasoning · Easy

• In a letter code, each letter is moved 1 place(s) forward in the alphabet, with Z followed by A. How is CAT coded?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit II: Logical & Analytical Reasoning · Easy

• An aptitude test presents the sequence 7, 11, 15, 19, 23, the next term. Which number should come next?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit II: Logical & Analytical Reasoning · Easy

• In a survey, 40% prefer A, 35% prefer B and the rest prefer C. If 1,200 people were surveyed, how many prefer C?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• A line graph shows monthly values 120, 150, 135 and 180. What is the percentage increase from the second month to the fourth month?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• A bar graph records output of 5 units as 45, 50, 42, 63 and 50. What percentage of the total output came from the unit producing 63?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• In a pie chart, expenses are split in the ratio 2:3:5. If total expenses are ₹40,000, what is the angle for the largest category?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• A company's quarterly sales are ₹80,000, ₹1,00,000, ₹1,20,000 and ₹1,50,000. By what percentage did sales rise from Q1 to Q4?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• The mean of 6 values is 15. If one value is replaced by 27 instead of 15, what is the new mean?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• The diagonal of a square is 10√2 cm. What is its area?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• A cylindrical tank has radius 3.5 m and height 4 m. Using π = 22/7, find its volume.

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• A rectangle's length is 20% greater than its width. If its perimeter is 66 cm, what is its area?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• The average of 12 numbers is 18. If two numbers 24 and 30 are removed, what is the average of the remaining ten?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• At what annual compound rate will ₹10,000 become ₹12,100 in 2 years, compounded annually?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• A principal earns ₹1,800 simple interest in 3 years at 12% per annum. Find the principal.

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard

• At 10% compound interest annually, what is the amount on ₹5,000 after 3 years?

  Reasoning, Aptitude & IPR Essentials for Competitive Examinations › Unit I: Quantitative Aptitude · Hard