Unit 1: Vedic Maths, Number System, Average
Accelerate your mathematical prowess with this mock test focused on Vedic Maths, Number System, and Average. Ideal for aspirants of competitive exams like CAT, GRE, GMAT, and banking prelims, this unit sharpens your ability to solve problems swiftly and accurately. Dive into Vedic techniques like Anurupya and Dhwajanka, mastering rapid multiplication, division, and square roots. The Number System segment explores advanced topics such as LCM/HCF, modular arithmetic, and number patterns, while the Average module covers complex scenarios like partnership problems and alligation. Perfect for students aiming to crack time-bound exams or professionals honing analytical skills.
Why It Matters: These foundational topics recur in nearly every competitive exam, making this mock test a strategic tool to strengthen your quantitative base. Practice now to turn complexity into confidence!
Unit 2: Percentage, Profit Loss Discount, Simple and Compound Interest
Tackle real-world financial challenges with our mock test on Percentage, Profit Loss Discount, and Interest Calculations. Designed for SSC, UPSC, MBA entrances, and bank exams, this unit simplifies intricate concepts like successive percentage changes, markup strategies, and compound interest compounding. Learn to navigate tricky questions involving false discounts, faulty measurements, and depreciation. With scenario-based questions and formula breakdowns, this unit ensures you’re exam-ready and financially savvy.
Why It Matters: Financial literacy is a cornerstone of academic and professional success. Use this mock test to refine your problem-solving approach and dominate interest, profit, and percentage-based questions.
Unit 3: Logical Reasoning
Sharpen your analytical edge with our Logical Reasoning mock test—a staple for exams like CLAT, LSAT, and corporate placements. This unit challenges you with puzzles like alphanumeric series, syllogisms, and data sufficiency, training your brain to decode patterns swiftly. Practice arranging seating arrangements, solving coded inequalities, and analyzing critical arguments. Whether preparing for a campus drive or boosting decision-making skills, this unit equips you to think critically under pressure.
Why It Matters: Logical reasoning tests your ability to analyze and deduce—skills valued in every career. Use this mock test to refine your strategy, reduce errors, and outperform competitors.
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Key Features of Set 2
100% Syllabus Alignment: Covers all topics from Units 1–3 without overlap.
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- Critical Reasoning (Syllogisms, puzzles)
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Mock Test Details
📝 Test Name: PEA305: ANALYTICAL SKILLS-I Mid-Term Mock Test (Set 2)
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⏰ Recommended Pace: 1 question per 60–90 seconds
🔢 Questions: 30 total (10 per unit)
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PEA305: ANALYTICAL SKILLS-I MOCK TEST 2
Answer Key and Explanations for Set 2
- Q1 (Medium): Correct: 1. 95*96 = (100-5)(100-4) = 9120.
- Q2 (Medium): Correct: 0. Base method for numbers near 100.
- Q3 (Easy): Correct: 0. 3+4+5 = 12, divisible by 3.
- Q4 (Medium): Correct: 0. 100 = 2^2*5^2, factors = (2+1)(2+1) = 9.
- Q5 (Medium): Correct: 3. 3^4 = 81, cycle (3, 9, 7, 1), 10th = 9.
- Q6 (Medium): Correct: 0. Definitions match.
- Q7 (Difficult): Correct: 3. Average can be fractional.
- Q8 (Easy): Correct: 1. (10+20+30)/3 = 20.
- Q9 (Difficult): Correct: 2. 50n + 70 = 52(n+1), n = 10.
- Q10 (Difficult): Correct: 1. 2^6 = 64, 64%7 = 1, 2^10%7 = 2.
- Q11 (Easy): Correct: 1. 40% of 150 = 60.
- Q12 (Medium): Correct: 1. 60%V – 40%V = 200, V = 1000.
- Q13 (Easy): Correct: 2. (10/50)*100 = 20%.
- Q14 (Medium): Correct: 0. 100 -> 80 -> 72, 28% off.
- Q15 (Easy): Correct: 0. True for 1 year.
- Q16 (Medium): Correct: 0. Standard definitions.
- Q17 (Difficult): Correct: 0. CI can be negative (depreciation).
- Q18 (Medium): Correct: 1. 200032/100 = 120.
- Q19 (Medium): Correct: 1. 20000*(0.9)^2 = 16200.
- Q20 (Difficult): Correct: 2. 1001.11.2 = 132, 32%.
- Q21 (Easy): Correct: 0. +5 pattern, 20+5 = 25.
- Q22 (Medium): Correct: 0. +1 shift, READ = SFBF.
- Q23 (Easy): Correct: 0. C+4 = F.
- Q24 (Medium): Correct: 0. Geometric, doubles each term.
- Q25 (Easy): Correct: 1. Patterns vary.
- Q26 (Medium): Correct: 0. Correct series types.
- Q27 (Difficult): Correct: 3. Series can be finite.
- Q28 (Medium): Correct: 0. +1 shift, PEN = QFO.
- Q29 (Difficult): Correct: 3. Intersection: fast = 4.
- Q30 (Difficult): Correct: 3. n^2+1: 27 = 5^2+2.