Types of questions asked in the reasoning and quantitative aptitude sections of RBI exams?

The reasoning and quantitative aptitude sections are important parts of the RBI exams. These sections assess the candidate’s problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, and numerical ability. The following are the types of questions that are commonly asked in the reasoning and quantitative aptitude sections of the RBI exams:

Reasoning Section:

1. Coding-Decoding
2. Seating Arrangement
3. Syllogism
4. Blood Relation
5. Puzzle
6. Direction and Distance
7. Order and Ranking
8. Alphanumeric Series
9. Input-Output
10. Data Sufficiency

Quantitative Aptitude Section:

1. Simplification/Approximation
2. Number Series
3. Quadratic Equations
4. Data Interpretation
5. Arithmetic Topics (Percentage, Ratio and Proportion, Profit and Loss, Simple Interest and Compound Interest, Time and Work, Time and Distance, Average, Boats and Streams, etc.)
6. Mensuration
7. Probability
8. Permutation and Combination
9. Data Sufficiency

The difficulty level of the questions may vary based on the post and the year of recruitment. It is important for candidates to practice different types of questions from each topic to be able to solve them quickly and accurately during the exam.