Syllabus Overview & Sections

1. Quantitative Ability / Mathematical Aptitude

Key topics:

• Number systems, LCM & HCF, divisibility. 

• Time & work, pipes & cisterns. 

• Time, speed & distance, problems on trains/boats. 

• Ratios & proportions, averages. 

• Profit & loss, simple & compound interest. 

• Geometry & coordinate geometry, mensuration. 

• Permutations & combinations, probability, indices/surds. 

• Algebra, ages, mixtures & allegations. 

2. Logical / Analytical Reasoning

Topics include:

• Seating arrangements (linear/circular), puzzles.

• Blood relations, directional sense, coding-decoding. 

• Number/letter series, odd one out, analogies & classifications. 

• Data sufficiency, data interpretation (in some cases). 

• Syllogisms, logical word sequence. 

3. Verbal Ability / English

Topics include:

• Reading comprehension passages. 

• Grammar: tenses, articles, prepositions, subject-verb agreement, error spotting. 

• Vocabulary: synonyms, antonyms, idioms, contextual usage. 

• Para jumbles, sentence completion, fill-in-blanks. 

• Written communication: essay/paragraph writing (for some drives). 

4. Coding / Programming Logic (for technical roles)

For roles where coding is involved, topics may include:

• Array manipulations, string operations. 

• Data structures: linked lists, stacks, queues, etc. 

• Searching & sorting algorithms, recursion, matrices operations. 

• Problem-solving in C, C++, Java, Python. 

5. Written Communication / Essay (in many drives)

• Usually 1 essay question on a general/technical topic. 

• Focus on structure, clarity, grammar, vocabulary, coherence.

Typical Pattern / Approximate Number of Questions & Time

Here are sample numbers based on recent drives:

• Quantitative: ~ 16 questions in ~ 16 minutes. 

• Logical: ~ 14 questions in ~ 14 minutes. 

• Verbal: ~ 18-22 questions in ~ 18 minutes. 

• Coding: ~ 2 questions, ~ 60 minutes (for technical roles). 

• Written Communication: ~ 1 essay, ~ 20 minutes. 

• Total duration often ~ 128 minutes in some recent “Turbo” / “Elite” drives. 

Preparation Tips

• Focus on speed & accuracy for Quantitative & Logical sections due to short time.

• Practice puzzles, series, blood relations for Logical section—these are frequently tricky.

• For Verbal, build vocabulary, practise para jumbles and reading comprehensions.

• If your role has coding: pick one language you are comfortable with and solve problems on arrays, strings, sorting/searching.

• Write essays practice: choose topics from tech, economy, society; focus on structure (intro, body, conclusion).

• Take full mock tests under timed conditions to simulate the test environment.

• Review your mistakes and work to improve both speed and correctness.