This topic for 2021

1. General Intelligence and Reasoning

Topics:

Coding-Decoding: Questions involving assigning codes to words or numbers.

Series: Number, letter, or mixed series.

Analogy: Letter or number pair analogies.

Blood Relations: Relationship-based logical reasoning.

Syllogism: Statements and conclusions.

Seating Arrangement: Linear or circular arrangements.

Mathematical Operations: Equations with symbols for operations.

Example Questions:

"In a certain code language, 'SANCTION' is written as 'TZOBUHPM'. How will 'TELEVISE' be
written?"

"Six houses, A, B, C, D, E, and F, are situated in a colony. Find the location of C with reference
to A."
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2. General Awareness

Topics:

History: Ancient, medieval, and modern history.

Polity: Articles of the Constitution, amendments, and laws.

Geography: Rivers, mountains, and important places.

Economics: Fiscal policies, GDP, taxation.

Science: Biology, chemistry, physics, and technology.

Current Affairs: Recent events and awards.

Sports and Miscellaneous GK: Sports events and cultural knowledge.

Example Questions:

"Which two kings fought in the Battle of Hydaspes?"

"Who is the author of the book, ‘Poverty and Un-British Rule in India’?"
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3. Quantitative Aptitude

Topics:

Arithmetic: Percentage, ratio, average, profit and loss.

Algebra: Equations and expressions.

Geometry: Shapes, angles, and properties.

Mensuration: Area, volume, and surface area.

Trigonometry: Ratios and heights/distances.

Data Interpretation: Tables and graphs.

Example Questions:

"If 90% of a number is 621, what will be 50% of 20% of that number?"

"A square park has a side of 12m. What is the area when surrounded by a larger square?"
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4. English Comprehension

Topics:

Vocabulary: Synonyms, antonyms, and one-word substitutions.

Grammar: Error detection, sentence correction, active/passive voice.

Idioms and Phrases: Meanings of common idioms.

Reading Comprehension: Fill-in-the-blanks and paragraph-based questions.

Example Questions:

"Select the most appropriate synonym of 'Retaliate.'"

"In the passage, fill in the blanks: 'The rise of heart attacks has been attaining __
proportions.'"

This topic for 2022

Coding-Decoding
Blood Relations

Puzzles

Series (Numbers/Letters)

Syllogisms

Direction Sense

Logical Analogies

Mathematical Operations

Seating Arrangements

Odd One Out

Order and Ranking

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2. General Awareness

History: Indian and world history, ancient battles, cultural aspects.

Polity: Indian Constitution, amendments, fundamental duties, governance.

Science: Biology, physics, chemistry, and environment.

Economics: Fiscal policies, GDP, and economic growth.

Current Affairs: Recent government policies, events, and personalities.

Miscellaneous GK: Sports, awards, and cultural events.

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3. Quantitative Aptitude

Arithmetic: Profit and loss, percentages, ratios, averages, simple and compound interest.

Algebra: Equations, roots, and expressions.

Geometry: Properties of shapes, angles, and theorems.

Mensuration: Areas, volumes, and surface areas of geometric figures.

Data Interpretation: Graphs, tables, and pie charts.

Simplification and Number Systems: Fractions, remainders, and HCF/LCM.

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4. English Comprehension

Grammar: Error detection, active/passive voice, sentence improvement.

Vocabulary: Synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitutions.

Idioms and Phrases: Meanings and usage.

Reading Comprehension: Passages with inference-based questions.

Sentence Rearrangement: Forming coherent paragraphs.

Fill in the Blanks: Contextual usage.

This topic for 2023

 Logical Reasoning:

o Syllogisms
o Blood Relations

o Statement-Conclusions

 Pattern Recognition:

o Coding-Decoding

o Number Series

o Letter Clusters

 Mathematical Operations:

o Finding relationships between numbers

o Replacing signs in equations

 Spatial Reasoning:

o Mirror and Water Images

o Dice Problems

 Odd One Out:

o Letter and number clusters

 Puzzle Solving:

o Sequential arrangements and logical deductions.

2. General Awareness

 History:

o Freedom Movements (e.g., Khudai Khidmatgars)

o Important personalities and organizations (e.g., Arya Samaj)

 Geography:

o Himalayan regions

o River systems and basins

 Polity:

o Articles of the Constitution

o Governance and judiciary-related questions

 Science:
o Biological classifications (e.g., algae types)

o Physics and chemistry applications

 Economics:

o Fisher's Quantity Theory

o Investment and industry-related topics

 Current Affairs:

o Awards and events (e.g., 36th National Games, Olympics).

3. Quantitative Aptitude

 Arithmetic:

o Ratios, Proportions, and Percentages

o Time and Work

o Profit and Loss

o Simple and Compound Interest

 Geometry:

o Circles, chords, and triangles

o Surface areas and volumes

 Algebra:

o Simplifying equations

o Mean proportions

 Trigonometry:

o Angle calculations

o Basic identities

 Data Interpretation:

o Pie charts and tabular data

 Number Series:

o Logical number progressions.

 Grammar:

o Active/Passive Voice

o Sentence correction and error spotting

 Vocabulary:

o Synonyms and Antonyms

o Idioms and Phrases

o One-word substitutions

 Reading Comprehension:

o Fill in the blanks

o Passage-based questions

 Sentence Rearrangement:

o Forming coherent paragraphs from jumbled sentences.

This topic for 2024

 Coding-Decoding

 Series completion

 Puzzles and Arrangements

 Analogies

 Syllogisms

 Dice problems

 Mirror images

 Pattern identification.

 General Awareness:

 History (e.g., Prarthana Samaj, Chittagong Armoury Raid)

 Geography (e.g., monsoon winds, population density)

 Polity (e.g., Directive Principles, Article-related questions)

 Current Affairs (e.g., awards, prominent figures, sports)

 Economics (e.g., interest rates, Green Revolution).

 Quantitative Aptitude:

 Arithmetic (e.g., profit and loss, simple interest, ratios)

 Geometry (e.g., tangents, sectors)

 Trigonometry

 Data Interpretation (e.g., bar charts, pie charts)

 Algebra and Series completion.

 English Comprehension:

 Grammar (e.g., active/passive voice, error identification)

 Vocabulary (e.g., synonyms, antonyms)

 Sentence completion

 Idioms and Phrases

 Reading Comprehension.