DarajatiWhat these questions cover
The ten questions follow the verbal and quantitative areas described in ETEC's guide to the General Aptitude Test:
| # | Question type | Section |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Verbal analogy | Verbal |
| 2 | Sentence completion | Verbal |
| 3 | Ratio and proportion (map scale) | Quantitative |
| 4 | Contextual error | Verbal |
| 5 | Word problem (ages) | Quantitative |
| 6 | Odd one out | Verbal |
| 7 | Quantitative comparison | Quantitative |
| 8 | Reading comprehension | Verbal |
| 9 | Geometry (Pythagoras) | Quantitative |
| 10 | Probability | Quantitative |
How your result is calculated
Each question has one correct answer. You get one point for each correct answer and nothing is deducted for wrong answers; your result is the share of correct answers out of 10. Tests inside the app are scored the same way. Your official Qudurat score works differently: see the Qudurat score guide.
How to get the most out of practice
- Answer before you look. Commit to an answer, then read the explanation.
- Read the explanation even when you're right. It confirms your method works for the next question.
- Track mistakes by type. If analogies or comparisons keep coming up, that's your next session.
- Practice the pace. The test is 120 questions in 2 hours 5 minutes, about one minute per question.