1. Foundation Section

This section is common for many profiles and covers basic aptitude, verbal, and reasoning skills.

A. Numerical Ability

Typical topics include:

• Number System, LCM & HCF 

• Decimals, Fractions, Divisibility 

• Ratios & Proportions, Averages 

• Percentages, Profit & Loss 

• Time, Speed & Distance; Work & Time 

• Geometry: Shapes, Area & Perimeter 

• Series & Progressions; Clock & Calendar 

• Permutations & Combinations; Probability 

• Data Interpretation (tables, pie-charts, graphs) 

B. Verbal Ability

Common topics include:

• Synonyms & Antonyms 

• Sentence Completion, Fill-in-the-Blanks 

• Error Spotting / Grammar Correction (e.g., Active/Passive voice) 

• Para-jumbles, Sentence Rearrangement 

• Idioms & Phrases, Passage Completion / Reading Comprehension 

C. Reasoning Ability

Topics often include:

• Number Series, Letter Series, Word Patterns 

• Blood Relations, Distance & Directions 

• Seating Arrangements, Syllogism, Symbol & Notation based reasoning 

• Cube & Paper Folding / Visual Reasoning 

• Data Sufficiency, Statement & Conclusion, Coding-Decoding 

2. Advanced Section

For higher profiles (e.g., “Digital”, “Prime” in TCS) the test moves into more complex topics, including programming/coding.

A. Advanced Quantitative Ability

Topics build on the foundation quant topics but with a higher difficulty. E.g.:

• Advanced Number Systems, Equations, Series, P&C, Probability 

• Mean, Median, Mode, Variance & Standard Deviation (Statistics) 

• Data Interpretation & Graphs/Tables at higher complexity 

B. Advanced Reasoning Ability

More challenging reasoning topics such as:

• Complex Seating Arrangements, Prepositional Reasoning, Visual Reasoning 

• Words Identification, Meaningful Word Creation, Letter Analogy 

• More depth in data sufficiency, decisions, maybe advanced puzzles 

C. Coding / Hands-On Coding

This section tests programming/development skills. Topics include:

• Languages allowed: C, C++, Java, Python, sometimes Perl. 

• Fundamental programming logic: Data types, Input/Output, Variables, Functions, Recursion, Pointers (in C) 

• Coding problems: Arrays, Strings, Sorting/Searching, Algorithms, maybe OOP concepts for higher roles.