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Written by senior engineers. Reviewed for technical accuracy.· Updated 2025 · SynfraCore Quantitative Aptitude Team
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Quantitative Aptitude — Quick Reference

Percentage-to-fraction conversions (memorize these cold)

%Fraction%Fraction

|---|---|---|---|

50%1/220%1/5
33.33%1/316.67%1/6
25%1/414.28%1/7
12.5%1/811.11%1/9
10%1/106.25%1/16

Core formulas

Profit % = (Profit / Cost Price) × 100
Loss % = (Loss / Cost Price) × 100

Simple Interest = (P × R × T) / 100
Compound Interest: A = P × (1 + R/100)^T
2-year CI − SI shortcut = P × (R/100)²

Speed = Distance / Time
Relative speed (opposite directions) = sum of speeds
Relative speed (same direction) = difference of speeds

Downstream speed = Boat speed + Stream speed
Upstream speed = Boat speed − Stream speed
Boat speed = (Downstream + Upstream) / 2
Stream speed = (Downstream − Upstream) / 2

Work rate = 1 / (days to complete alone)
Combined rate = sum of individual rates

Alligation rule (mixtures)

Cheaper : Dearer = (Dearer value − Mean) : (Mean − Cheaper value)

Number series — systematic check order

1.Constant difference (arithmetic)
2.Constant ratio (geometric)
3.Difference-of-differences (second-order pattern)
4.Alternating/interleaved pattern
5.Position-based (squares, cubes, index relationship)

Divisibility rules

DivisorRule

|---|---|

2Last digit even
3Digit sum divisible by 3
4Last two digits divisible by 4
5Last digit 0 or 5
9Digit sum divisible by 9
11Alternating digit sum divisible by 11

Squares and cubes worth memorizing

Squares: 1² through 30² memorized cold
Cubes: 1³ through 15³ memorized cold

Compounding frequency adjustment

FrequencyRate usedPeriod used

|---|---|---|

AnnualRT
Half-yearlyR/22T
QuarterlyR/44T
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