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Quantitative Ability tests a candidate's ability to handle numerical data and solve numerical problems. It is one of those sections in any recruitment exam which can be scored if the aspirant possesses good mathematical skills and has a way with numbers. But, if the aspirant has trouble with numbers and does not possess good mathematical skills, the quantitative ability section can be a steep mountain to climb. 

The Quantitative Ability section tests your ability to analyze and understand the problem rather than cramming. As the nature of every problem is different, it requires the application of the mind and knowledge of the tricks, formulas, and processes of solving teach problems. Remember ! for every exam individual clearing of cut-off of every section is very important and hence you cannot escape the easy way.

The following 5 step approach will help you reach your goal of Quants learning:

1. Don't be scared of Numbers 
   
   Numbers surround us everywhere - from general calculations at home to workplace conundrums. Yet they can become very cruel to people who are not used to them. The first step to improving your quantitative aptitude is to make friends with numbers. This section requires you to be comfortable with numbers and solve the questions, including numbers and statistics in the shortest time possible.
2. Accuracy
   
   Since this section involves working with numbers, calculations, and even formulae, a major part of your success depends on how well you deal with these numbers i.e. the accuracy of the process. There is always a chance for errors in this section, and a single error can either make you lose out on precious marks or consume a lot of your time, both of which can harm your chances of doing well.
3. Practice 
   
   There is no better way to improve your chances in the Quantitative Ability section than to practice and solve as many questions of as many types as you can. It is only through regular practice that you will not only be able to familiarise yourself with the kind of questions that are likely to come but also gain confidence in your ability to solve them accurately. Accuracy, which is essential for this section can be developed only with practice. 
4. Time Allocation
   
   The amount of time you give to each section while solving them is a key to scoring in this section. Do not give a lot of time to one question as it reduces the overall time that you actually need to spend on each and every problem. Also in exams like TCS NQT where each question has its own time limit, getting the question accurate within that time limit is very important.
5. Clarity of concepts
   
   Mathematics is driven by concepts and to improve your performance in this section, clarity of concepts is essential. People who learn these concepts will feel jittery while doing this section, whereas people who have conceptual understanding will ace this section. For instance, there is a certain way of doing a question, which asks to find out the unknown age of a person, based on some information. Such questions will prove tough for people who are not aware of the process, and the reasoning behind answers to such questions.
   
   Depending on your preparation, knowledge, and confidence, the Quantitative Ability section can be both a boon and a bane. But, certainly, it is possible to work on and improve your performance in this section. Throughout our training process, the following topics are going to be our focus when it comes to the quantitative ability section:
   
   

The logical reasoning section is an important part of competitive exams. It contains different types of reasoning questions that are intended to judge the analytical and logical reasoning skills of the candidate.

The logical reasoning questions can be verbal or non-verbal:

• In verbal logical reasoning questions, the concepts and problems are expressed in words. The candidates are required to read and understand the given text or paragraph and according choose the right answer from the given options.
• In non-verbal logical reasoning questions, the concepts and problems are expressed in the form of figures, images, or diagrams and the candidates are required to understand them before choosing the right answer out of the given options.

Our Understanding of logical reasoning is going to focus on the following topics: 

Verbal ability is an important section of most competitive exams. It contains different types of questions that are intended to judge abilities in word power, sentence correction, spotting errors, and verbal reasoning. So, to score good marks in verbal ability, the candidates need to have a good vocabulary and a strong command of English like in-depth knowledge of grammar, adjectives, tenses, articles, and more.

Our focus would be on the following topics: