Work Time question are very important for most of the exam specially in banking exam. There are always few question related to work time in the Bank, IBPS, SBI PO clerk exams and you can expect those to asked again…
Ration proportions are very important questions all type of government private jobs including bank PSU, SBI, IBPS PO Clerk Exams. In this article we have mentioned some important question types under the ratio proportion section : Q1. Q is 450…
Time work and safety questions are very important for various moment and private examinations. If you are preparing for bank IBPS SBI PO clerk exam then you can expect at least 2 to 3 questions from this area. Also what…
Average question are important in bank/PO exam and also in state Govt Exams, SSC CGL and various private sectors companies written exam. Generally the question asked in Average section are simple if you practice them really hard and use tips…
Profit and loss question are very important questions if you are preparing for banking IBPS, SBI PO clerk and other important quantitative exam then profit and loss questions are very important. As you can expect 3 to 4 questions in…
In most of the competitive exams you will find percentage based questions. In all type of exams like government, private jobs, bank, IBPS SBI Clerk PO , SSC CGL, HPPSC etc. you will see that there are 2-3 percentage based…
Inequality is important section for many private exams, And many exam aspirants are finding Inequality questions very confusing. In this section we have describe different types of inequality question that you should try and we recommend you to practise hard.…
In this article we will list important questions about Series Number Sequence Practice Problems. Number series is an important section under quantitative or various government PSU, bank, GPS, SBI, PO clerk exams. If you are also preparing for these exams…
The following is the Data Interpretation Practice Questions section. We advise you to go through the Data Interpretation Practice Questions once after you are done with the section on data interpretation. Let us see more. There are four type of Data…