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Quantitative Aptitude is one section, but it decides your fate in almost every government exam — SSC, Railway, Banking, Police and State PSC all test the same core Maths, just with different weightage and difficulty. This course builds that core once, so you're ready for whichever exam you sit.
Look at the syllabus of any competitive exam Quant paper and you'll find the same 15–18 topics repeating: Number System, Percentage, Ratio, Profit & Loss, Interest, Time & Work, Time-Speed-Distance, Mensuration, and Data Interpretation. Only the number of questions and the difficulty level change — which is exactly why UdaanPath built this as one foundation course tagged across every exam category, instead of making you repeat the same topics five separate times.
| Exam | Quant Questions | Typical Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| SSC CGL Tier 1 | 25 | Moderate |
| Railway NTPC / Group D | 25–35 | Easy–Moderate |
| IBPS/SBI Clerk | 35 | Moderate–Hard |
| State Police Constable | 20–25 | Easy |
| State PSC (Prelims) | 15–20 (within GS/Aptitude paper) | Moderate |
One chapter a day, plus one revision day after every 3 chapters. Re-solve the practice sets from memory before checking — that's what builds exam speed, not re-reading.
Tip: keep a single notebook for formulas only. By the end of this course it becomes your personal revision sheet for exam morning.
1. On UdaanPath, roughly how many Quant questions appear in an SBI/IBPS Clerk paper?
2. Which topic is NOT part of the core Quant syllabus shared across SSC, Railway, Banking, Police and State PSC?