GATE Quantitative Aptitude Questions with Solutions for Electrical Engineering is a PDF file that is available here to download free of cost. GATE Candidates can use those questions to practice for their exam preparations. In the GATE Exam Quantitative aptitude questions carry a good amount of weightage. You can check GATE Latest Syllabus to check GATE subject wise weightage for electrical engineering.
Along with the syllabus we are also providing a total of 7 practice sets and complete sets of theoretical books for each topic of quantitative aptitude.
Quantitative Aptitude for competitive examinations online or offline, it is used in all the medium and almost all types of competitive exams. Therefore in the GATE examination it plays an important role. It does not have many chapters to study. But the questions are pretty unique and enjoyable. Also, one needs to give an ample amount of time on these topics to get good marks without any hassle.
Below are the complete lists of chapter names and topics names which gate students will have to study. Look at them and prepare accordingly.
S. No |
Chapters Name |
Topics |
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Simple Equations |
One Equation in One Unknown, One Equation in Two Unknowns, One Equation in Three Unknowns, Additional Cases in Linear Equations |
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Ratio Proportion Variation |
Ratio, Proportion, Variation, Direct Variation, Inverse Variation, Joint Variation |
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Numbers |
Rule of Signs, Classification of Real Numbers, Perfect Numbers, Hierarchy of Arithmetic Operations, Numbers of Factors of a Number, Involution and Evolution, LCM & HCF Models, Successive Divisions, Factorial, Number Systems, Conversions, Binary Arithmetic |
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Percentage, Profit & Loss |
Percentage, Percentage Points, Profit and Loss, Partnerships, Stocks and Shares |
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Simple Interest & Compound Interest |
Interest, S.I, Compound Interest, Compounding More Than Once a Year, Present Value, Repayment in Equal Instalments |
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Averages, Mixtures & Alligations |
Averages, Mixtures, Alligations |
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Time and Work |
Work and Time, Pipes and Cisterns, Unitary Method |
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Time and Distance |
General Problems on Time, Speed and Distance, Speed, Relative Speed, Average Speed, Boats and Streams, Races and Circular Tracks |
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Indices, Surds & Logarithms |
Indices, Surds, Rationalization of Surd, Square root of a Surd, Comparison of Surds, Logarithms |
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Quadratic Equations |
Quadratic Equations, Nature of Roots, Signs of Roots, Finding the Roots by Factorization, Finding the Roots by Formula, Sums and Product of Roots of a Quadratic Equations, Constructing a Quadratic Equation, Maximum or Minimum Value of a Quadratic Expression |
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Inequalities |
Inequalities and Modulus, Symbols and Notations, Absolute Value, Properties of Modulus |
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Progressions |
Progression, AP, GP, Infinite Geometric Progression, Some Important Results |
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Permutations and Combinations |
Permutations, Combinations, Total Number of Combinations, Dividing Given Items into Groups, Circular Permutations, Rank of a Word, Arrangements |
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Data Interpretation |
Methods of Presenting Data, Data Table, Pie Charts, Two-Dimensional Graphs |
GATE Aptitude Questions help candidates to assess their understanding of the topics such as Average, Profit & Loss, Ap, GP, etc. Here students are required to have good practice on these topics. The best way to practice is to solve questions. In Electrical Engineering candidates are required to have good logical and mathematical questions solving skills. Which can be developed over time with the practice. Therefore we have provided the Mock Test papers for reasoning topics. You can easily download them for free of cost.
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Quantitative Aptitude is a way to assess the individual person’s capability in handling the numerical or mathematical questions. Actually you can say it is purely mathematics that includes the questions from the basic standards: such as Number System, Arithmetic, Data Interpretation etc. These questions are usually solved through having a good understanding in basic maths, logical and analytical thinking skills.