Course Content – Competitive Exam Maths & Placement Aptitude

Aptitude is an important part of many competitive examinations and campus recruitment tests. Students are often required to solve mathematical problems quickly while also interpreting logical relationships, sequences, arrangements and statements.

This Competitive Exam Maths and Placement Aptitude course brings quantitative aptitude and logical reasoning together in a structured 150-hour learning program. It covers fundamental mathematical concepts, reasoning topics and practical problem-solving techniques.

The course is suitable for learners preparing for banking exams, government competitive exams and campus placement aptitude tests. The focus is on understanding concepts first and then applying them through practice questions.

Students can learn calculation shortcuts, question-solving strategies and time-management techniques while working on speed and accuracy.

Quantitative Aptitude

• Number System, HCF & LCM

• Simplification & Approximation

• Percentages

• Ratio & Proportion

• Average

• Profit, Loss & Discount

• Simple Interest & Compound Interest

• Time & Work

• Pipes & Cisterns

• Time, Speed & Distance

• Trains, Boats & Streams

• Mixture & Allegation

• Algebra & Equations

• Geometry & Mensuration

• Permutation & Combination

• Probability

• Data Interpretation

• Data Sufficiency

Logical Reasoning

• Number & Alphabet Series

• Analogy & Classification

• Coding-Decoding

• Blood Relations

• Direction Sense

• Ranking & Order

• Inequality

• Syllogism

• Statement & Conclusion

• Seating Arrangement

• Puzzles

• Input-Output

• Calendar & Clock

• Logical Deduction

Students will learn:

Concept-based problem solving, calculation shortcuts, time-management techniques, question-solving strategies, and methods to improve speed and accuracy. The course focuses on preparation for Banking Exams, Government Competitive Exams, and Campus Placement Aptitude Tests, with regular practice and exam-oriented questions.

Learning Outcome: By the end of the course, students will be able to solve quantitative aptitude and reasoning problems confidently, apply shortcuts effectively, manage exam time, and improve their overall accuracy and performance.

Online Learning in Marathi, Hindi and English

The course is conducted online and is available in Marathi, Hindi and English. This allows learners to follow explanations in a language that is comfortable for them.

Weekday and weekend batches are available. With a total duration of 150 hours, the course provides substantial time for covering quantitative aptitude, reasoning and regular practice.

Bringing Maths and Reasoning Together

Competitive aptitude requires more than mathematical knowledge. Students also need logical thinking, pattern recognition, calculation efficiency and the ability to manage time during a test.

This course combines these areas in one learning path. From number systems and percentages to puzzles and logical deduction, learners can develop a broader set of skills required for aptitude-based examinations and recruitment tests.

The overall approach focuses on concept clarity, problem solving, speed, accuracy and practical question-solving strategies.

FAQs

1. What topics are covered in competitive exam maths and aptitude classes?

The course covers quantitative aptitude topics such as percentages, ratios, averages, profit and loss, interest, time and work, algebra, geometry, probability, data interpretation and data sufficiency. It also includes logical reasoning, puzzles, seating arrangements, syllogism and related topics.

2. Is this aptitude course useful for campus placement tests?

Yes. The course includes quantitative aptitude and logical reasoning topics commonly used in campus recruitment aptitude tests. Students can practise calculation methods, problem-solving strategies, time management, speed and accuracy.

3. Which competitive exams can students prepare for through this course?

The course focuses on aptitude and reasoning skills applicable to banking exams, government competitive exams and campus placement aptitude tests. Students can use the concepts and practice to build a foundation for aptitude-based assessments.