Tips to Pass Verbal Reasoning Test - SLA Aptitude Skills Training in Chennai

Aptitude tests will be used in many companies to select freshers. If you know few tips to pass the verbal reasoning exam, you will be successful in the exams.

Find out how many minutes per questions you have. This can be done by doing a quick calculation in your head before the exam even starts. Simply divide the number of questions you have by the time allocated and you’ll have a guide as to how long you should be aiming to spend on each question. Don’t worry if you don’t finish the exam though, accuracy is more important than speed so work quickly and carefully but don’t rush with wild guesses to catch up with the clock.

Skim read the paragraph. Make sure you skim read the paragraph before reading the questions so you have an idea of what the passage relates to. There will be typically be anywhere between three and five questions per paragraph so it’s reasonable to spend 20 seconds quickly reading the paragraph before attempting the questions.

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How to Deal with Many Zeroes in a Numerical Aptitude Test

One of the common ways people make mistakes while doing basic math in numerical reasoning / quantitative aptitude/ problem solving tests is because of the confusion with zeros (0's). The moment someone has to deal with something like this:

34000*60000*1000000

or

50 thousand people earning 1.3 million $ each for 200 days = ?

You find it difficult or you are overwhelmed. You miss zeros, add extra zeros, get all zero'd up - so how do you do it without getting confused like crazy?

Here's a valuable tip - use '10 to the power notation'. If you don't know what it is, then spend a little time learning it - the notation is essentially

100 = 10-squared = 10^2 (10 to the power of 2)
1000 = 10^3
10000 = 10^4
million = 10^6
billion = 10^9

so

50 thousand people earning 1.3 million $ each for 200 days = ?

will be represented as follows:

(5*10^4)*(1.3*10^6)*(2 * 10^2)

= 5*1.3*2* (10^4*10^6*10^2)
= 6.5*2*(10^(4+6+2))
= 6.5*2*(10^12)
=  13*10^12  

So, that is the magic for solving maths problems with too many zeros. You want to know many such tips and tricks while you are doing  a technical course. 

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