Quantitative Aptitude Strategy For IBPS RRB 2018

Quantitative Aptitude Strategy For IBPS RRB 2018

IBPS published the notification for the recruitment of RR.Po. and Secretaries of RRB recently and the tentative dates for the examinations to be carried out fall in the month of August.

Then, students, still have a lot of time to prepare for this exam and all that needs to be done for the qualifications in the quantitative section of this exam is a practice combined with an integrated strategy to try to answer maximum questions with great precision.

Stay positive since once you replace negative thoughts with positive ones, you will begin to have positive results. The level of each other section is increasingly complex and complex, there is no doubt that this section will also make your blood run cold. But one should not forget that a combination of precision and a number of attempts can definitely change the situation in the Quantitative Aptitude Section.

• The total number of questions asked in this section in the RR Preliminary PO of IBPS RRB will be 40. The amount of time you must devote to the Quantitative Aptitude Section is 25 minutes. The trick for qualifying in the Quantitative Aptitude Section is quite manageable.

• Choose first to try the questions about Quadratic Equations / Inequalities, Simplification / Approximation and Series of numbers.

• The total number of questions based on these topics will be 15. If we talk about the previous year IBP IBR RRP test, there were 5 questions in Series of numbers, 5 in quadratic equations, 5 in Simplification / Approximation. There may also be questions about Approach and Inequality. So, this is how the questions are framed in these topics.

• One should try to try the maximum number of questions within 8 minutes of time. Try at least 11-12 questions because this part is the easiest.

• After you have tried all these questions efficiently, go to Data Interpretation. There were 3 IDs in the previous year's RR RRB exam, so we can also expect 15 questions about DI this year. One should try to try at least 10-11 questions, since 3 out of 5 questions in a DI are feasible. The time limit for IDs should be 10 to 12 minutes.

• Try questions based on Arithmetic at the end. There were a total of 10 questions of miscellaneous subjects in IBPS RRB PO 2017. 6 questions of the Arithmetic Section will also be feasible, therefore, try to try at least 5-6 questions within a time limit of 5-6 minutes.

Students, Quantitative Aptitude is a difficult task in this same section that can scare you, but do not forget that it can also be a great score. The only way to get satisfactory ratings in the section is strenuous practice. Work hard and everything will come out roses at the end