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Contents of Aptitude Test in Campus Recruitment Process

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CRT : Aptitude Test

aptitudeThe inception of any campus recruitment process starts with the test of aptitude ability which is most often referred to as ‘aptitude round’. Being conducted at the first and foremost stage of the recruitment process, it has its own unique importance in the way that is applied as a means to separate the potential skilled candidates from the crowd that has gathered for the recruitment process.

Aptitude test is generally conducted as en elimination round (i.e. if you fail-good bye to you) and major refinement of candidates is done at this stage. So let’s have a look at what sections this test consists of and what all content falls under each of these sections.

Test of aptitude consists of following sections:-

  • Quantitative Aptitude (hereinafter referred to as Quant and better known as Mathematics)
  • Data Interpretation
  • Logical Reasoning
  • Test of English language
  • Professional Knowledge

Aptitude test is like a race against time, meaning that the time allotted and the number of questions is almost always inversely proportional to each other with time always being on the lower side. Most often you will have less than a minute per question in an aptitude test. The only purpose of stating all this is that in order to be successful in aptitude round you need to be quick and smart and that is only possible with a fair amount of practice and in order to practice well you must aware of the contents of each section. The section-wise distribution of topics is as follows:

QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE SECTION

  • Major Topics (Frequently asked)
    • Basics of number system
    • Equations (Linear + Quadratic)
    • Sequences & Series
    • Percentages
    • Profit and Loss
    • Simple Interest & Compound Interest
    • Averages
    • Ratio, Proportions & Variations
    • Time, Speed & Distance
    • Mixtures & Alligations
    • Work & Time
    • Permutation & Combination (Basic Level)
    • Probability (Basic Level)
    • Series based
  • Other Topics (Occasionally Asked)
    • Geometry
    • Permutation & Combination (Higher Level)
    • Probability (Higher Level)
    • Trigonometry
    • Mensuration
  • Data Interpretation
    • Calculation based problems
    • Approximate calculation based questions
    • Charts and graphs based problems

 LOGICAL REASONING

  • Data Arrangement
  • Seating Arrangement
  • Syllogism
  • Visual Reasoning
  • Venn Diagrams
  • Blood Relation based problems
  • Series Based questions
  • Verbal Reasoning

VERBAL ABILITY (ENGLISH) SECTION

  • Reading Comprehension
  • Sentence Correction
  • Para Jumbles
  • Fill in the blanks
  • Synonyms & Antonyms

  PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE

  • The questions in this section are generally asked from the major subjects of your stream of study.

So guys, above was a basic layout of what the aptitude test section consist of and what all topics need to be practiced in order to be successful.

We will discuss each and every topic of above mentioned every section in regular posts on our website and will guide you on what and how to study under each topic. So stay updated and keep visiting our website for more.

 

How to excel in a Group Discussion

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How to excel in a Group Discussion

group discussionGroup Discussion is an important part of Campus recruitment process and is mostly conducted as an elimination round at the intermediate level between the aptitude and interview rounds. So, in this article we will focus on various aspects that will help us understand what group discussion is and why is it an important part of recruitment process these days and we will also provide you tips, tricks and strategic approach to get through each group discussion successfully. 

How to excel in a Personal Interview

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How To excel In a Personal Interview

hr interview Personal Interview (PI) (a.k.a. HR round) is generally the concluding stage of      any recruitment procedure. Candidates are suggested to prepare for and attend  this round seriously as you final selection or rejection may very well depend  on  your performance in this round irrespective of the of how good or bad you  performed in the previous rounds. If you made it to the HR round, it means you  are just a step away from your goal and at this point you definitely don’t want to  stumble and fall back to where you started from, so do take this round casually and  make sure that you are fully prepared.

Comparative analysis of IBPS PO-2 & IBPS PO-3 cut-offs

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Comparative analysis of IBPS PO-2 & IBPS PO-3 final cut-offs

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It’s been a while since IBPS released the cut-off marks and provisional allotment status for PO-3 (2014-15) under the first round of allotment. With the introduction of reserve list this year there has been a lot of buzz going around pertaining to the second round of allotment. Candidates who are in the reserve list and also those who are beyond that are eagerly waiting for any hint relating to the second round of allotment. But the fact is, there has been no official word from IBPS on that. So, instead of firing arrows in the dark and making unreasonable assumptions, it is better to go through the facts and decide for yourself where you stand and what might your chances be in the upcoming rounds of allotment.

HR Questions

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HR QuestionsHR QUESTIONS

Under given are some common HR questions with their detailed discussion and a example on how to answer these questions. HR questions are those questions which are asked by an interviewer after you have cleared all the technical rounds. As an HR interview is a deciding factor in a recruitment drive here are a few HR questions necessary

  • Tell me about yourself: This is mostly the 1st question in a HR Interview. Start with  basic information followed by  qualities you possess for the job and your strengths .You should be able to quote situations where your abilities were tested.
    Example:Greetings(Good morning/good afternoon/good evening) Sir/Madam.My name is ABC. I belong to Delhi.I have completed my B.tech in ECE. I am technically sound in C,C++,Java. I am a smart worker,possess leadership qualities, and highly optimistic. my hobbies include reading,writing,travelling.
  • Why should we hire you??: This is a question that demands your strengths to be put for company’s use. While answering this question focus on your strengths and abilities keeping in mind the job requirements.Talk about your accomplishments.Mention situations where you got the tasks done despite all odds.Specify the skills that make you valuable for the job.Never try to pretend what you are not , until and unless you are really good at convincing people something that is not true.
  • What is the difference between hard work and smart work? : Guys this is not a technical question. It has nothing to do with computers or any technology. Smart worker is someone who does the same work a hard worker does but by using less resources and in less time.You can always answer this question by quoting examples where you worked hard and achieved the results and satisfaction.And when you worked smart and achieved the goals within time limits.
  • What has been your major accomplishment so far??: Answer this question elaborately,specifying the details.Like the difficulties and challenged you faced.how you face them, what did you learn during the process and how you felt after accomplishing the task.Accomplishment could be of any type like losing weight, overcoming some fear,completing a project.But it should have been a learning experience.
  • How was the institution from which you did graduation?: Never  use foul words for your college.Always try to give the best impression of your college (even if it was not that good). If you do not speak good about your college,they find it hard to believe that you will keep up the name of their organisation.
  • What do you know about our organization? : This question aims to know your interest towards the specific company.You should research about the company before appearing for the interview.You should be aware about the company’s headquarters,its products and services,revenues,staff ,innovations etc. Try to avoid sentences like “My friend working here told me”. You should frame your answer such that it shows the time you have invested to research about the company.
  • Why do you want to work for us?: You can easily answer the question ,if you have done some research about company’s product,services,and technologies in advance. Express your interest in company’s products ,services,and success. And convince them,that you find their company the best place to apply your skills and expertise and grow.
    Example:
    I have researched about the company.I am really fascinated by this and that products and services.I am really interested in the particular technology on which company works.I would love to work for this company and grow with it.
  • Where do you see yourself five years from now?: This question is put up to see whether you are focused towards achieving a goal or not.They intend to hire people who have a clear mindset to accomplish their targets.No doubt the question is also asked to observe the candidate’s attitude towards the offered position. So think hard what you really expect out of the job offered and company,and most importantly what you want to achieve in life before answering this question.
  •  How successful  have you been so far? : Try to answer this question by highlighting the positive things you achieved in life.But there is always a room for more.So do not try to be over smart.You might have achieved a lot,but there is a lot more to be achieved.Always remember your achievements so far are just stepping stones for a great future.
  • Are you comfortable working in shifts or relocating?: This question is just asked to see how flexible you are.You should always be willing to work in shifts and relocating.Even if you are not ,just tell the interviewer you do not have any problem.Because most of the times its just a random question .

These are the top 10 HR questions asked in an Interview. I hope that the provided questions prepare you well for the interview session.

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Cheerz!!!
Megha

What Do You Want From Us : HR question

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What Do You Want From Us: HR Question

What Do You Want From Us || HR Questions You can easily answer the question ,if you have done some research about company’s product,services,and technologies in advance. Express your interest in company’s products, services,and success. And convince them,that you find their company the best place to apply your skills and expertise and grow.

Example:

I have researched about the company.I am really fascinated by this and that products and services.I am really interested in the particular technology on which company works.I would love to work for this company and grow with it.

 

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What do you know about our organization?

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What Do You Know About Our Organisation

What do you know about our organization This HR question aims to know your interest towards the specific company.You should research about the company before appearing for the interview.You should be aware about the company’s headquarters,its products and services,revenues,staff ,innovations etc. You must also focus if there was any such application or service made by the company which was many renounced. Try to avoid sentences like “My friend working here told me“. You should frame your answer such that it shows the time you have invested to research about the company.

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Tell me about yourself…

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tell me about yourself

Tell me about yourself

This is the first question, for which an interviewee must be prepared.Start with basic information followed by qualities you possess for the job and your strengths.You should be able to quote situations where your abilities were tested.

How should you present yourself in an interview… Some Tips

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How should you present yourself in an interview

With a recruitment process going all around and we know that an interviewer will require just one reason to say NO. Here are a few tips on how to go for your interview.

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