Aptitude and Reasoning

Graduate Aptitude Test

Combine verbal, quantitative and logical reasoning in one multi-section assessment for graduate and campus recruitment.

60 minMedium30 questions3 sections
Verbal abilityQuantitative aptitudeLogical reasoningProblem-solving
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What this template covers

Verbal Ability

Main idea · Inference · Vocabulary in context

10 questions

Quantitative Aptitude

Arithmetic · Percentages · Ratios

10 questions

Logical Reasoning

Sequence recognition · Deductive reasoning · Conditional reasoning

10 questions

Sample questions

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Verbal AbilityEasy

Read the passage: A small retailer introduced same-day delivery in two suburbs. Orders increased during the first month, but delivery costs rose more quickly than revenue. The company then limited same-day delivery to orders above $50 and grouped deliveries by neighbourhood. Order volume fell slightly, while the average profit per delivery improved. What is the main point?

A.Same-day delivery always reduces profit
B.The retailer adjusted the service to improve delivery economics
C.Customers refused to pay delivery fees
D.The retailer stopped delivering

The passage describes a change made to improve profitability.

Quantitative AptitudeEasy

A team processes 48 requests in 6 hours at a constant rate. How many requests are processed per hour?

A.6
B.8
C.10
D.12

48 ÷ 6 = 8.

Logical ReasoningEasy

What number comes next in the sequence: 3, 7, 15, 31, ?

A.47
B.55
C.63
D.64

Each term is the previous term × 2 + 1.

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