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General or multiple aptitude tests are similar to intelligence tests in that they measure a broad spectrum of abilities (e.g., verbal comprehension, general reasoning, numerical operations, perceptual speed, or mechanical knowledge). Here in this section lessons, Practice questions and tests are based on Quantitative Aptitude.

Verbal reasoning tests are used to assess candidates for jobs where a good grasp of English is necessary. These assessments can cover general language skills and verbal reasoning but can also be focused on a certain field, such as technical or medical roles where specific vocabulary is necessary. These tests are used during the job application process, among other tests.

Here are the most frequently asked General Knowledge (GK) questions for your practice for PPSC, CSS, SBP, employment tests, entrance exams, Bank exams, NTS exams or any other competitive exams and job placement exam. A Large number of MCQ are arranged in lists with answers.

It is that part of the reasoning in which concepts are framed as visual information. In non-verbal reasoning, instead of words and numbers, diagrams are used for expressing ideas. It tests your ability to understand and analyze visual information and solve problems using visual reasoning.

A logical reasoning test is a fundamental part of any assessment. Logical reasoning generally does not require verbal or numerical reasoning although variations exist that do. Especially tests that measure sector-specific abilities can have verbal and numerical test questions. Examples are mechanical reasoning or financial and managerial job-specific tasks.