Numerical and Mathematical Ability: It will include questions on problems relating to Integers and Whole Numbers, LCM and HCF, Decimals and Fractions, Relationship between numbers, Fundamental Arithmetic Operations and BODMAS, Percentage, Ratio and Proportions, Work and Time, Direct and inverse Proportions, Averages, Simple Interest, Profit and Loss, Discount, Area and Perimeter of Basic Geometric Figures, Distance and Time, Lines and Angles, Interpretation of simple Graphs and Data, Square and Square roots etc.

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Quantitative Aptitude Preparation Overview

Quantitative aptitude tests the candidate's ability to perform basic mathematical operations and solve mathematical problems. The quantitative aptitude section of the SSC MTS exam aims to evaluate the candidate's numerical ability, speed and accuracy in solving mathematical problems.

The weightage of this section in the overall score is significant and can play a crucial role in determining the final result. The weightage of Quantitative Aptitude section is usually around 25-30% of the total marks. A good score in the quantitative aptitude section can increase a candidate's overall chances of qualifying for the next round of the selection process.

Hence, it is important for candidates to prepare well for the quantitative aptitude section of the SSC MTS exam.

Following the ideas provided below will help candidates to understand the way to attempt the questions of quantitative aptitude for SSC MTS

• Make a chart of all the important formulas and paste it into your room. Keep browsing these formulas whenever you get the time.
• Try to give longer to the quantitative topics that are tough.
• Before starting preparation, you want to be thorough with all the essential concepts and formulas of all the topics.
• Try to solve as many SSC MTS  previous year papers as possible. this may help test your preparation level for the upcoming Tier 1 exam.
• Take up SSC CHSL Mock Tests the maximum amount as you’ll on day-to-day. After completing the mock test, attempt to analyze your mistakes and write where you’re going wrong.