Quantitative aptitude or Numerical ability form one section of bank exams out of Four (General awareness, General English, Reasoning ability andany one of Quantitative aptitude/Numerical ability). Quantitative aptitude normally comes in exams for higher level posts (For example, Officers Scale-II and higher, Probationary Officers etc), While Numerical ability is generally a part of Clerical level exams.
Questions on Numerical calculations including Averages, Percentages, multiplication, division, square roots, A.P, G.P. H.P. etc.
Questions on Simple and Compound Interest, Profit/loss etc.
Questions on Work to Time relations eg. If 3 people for some work in 5 days then how much time will 7 people take.
Another important and easy part of Quantitative aptitude paper is Data Interpretation(DI) questions. These questions are graphical analysis based.
Occasionally , there may also be some questions from Basic Co-ordinate geometry(Lines and circles), Mensuration etc.
By firm practice, you'll get good at switching between questions and save time which is the deciding factor in such exams.
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