XAT 2012 Quantitative Ability Section: Previous Exam Questions

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This document is a previous XAT question paper from 2012. It includes instructions for the test taker and the first few pages of the Quantitative Ability section.

What's inside

  • Instructions for the test taker
  • Overview of the test sections
  • First few questions of the Quantitative Ability section
  • Decision Making section questions
  • Rough work pages

Who it is for: Students preparing for the XAT exam. (Postgraduate)

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Summary

XAT 2012 Quantitative Ability Section includes past exam questions. Students practise with actual questions to prepare for exams.

Instructions for students

These are the rules for the test. Students copy their details onto the answer sheet. They learn how to mark answers and how many marks are given for each question.

Quantitative ability questions

This section has 28 questions on maths. Students get help with the type of problems that can come up in the exam. Each question has five choices.

Negative marking

Students read about how marks can be taken away for wrong answers. They learn how many marks are lost. Answers can be marked with a pencil or blue ballpoint pen.

Example problems

Students see examples of the types of problems they will need to solve. They get practice with the format and style of questions. They see how to do rough work in the booklet.

Key terms

OMR sheet
The sheet students use to mark their answers.
Negative marks
Marks taken away for wrong answers.
Quantitative Ability
The maths part of the test.
Elocution competition
A speaking contest mentioned in one of the questions.
Agency
The ability to act and make choices.
Evolution
The development of something over time.

Questions this document helps with

  • How do I mark my answers on the OMR sheet?
  • What happens if I get a question wrong?
  • What kind of maths questions are on the test?

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