Former participants of the examination should please give us tips.

It's basically a mixture of current affairs, mathematics, English and logic questions. Out of the 60, you may have like 10 or more (or less) mathematical questions, depending on your luck. But English and general questions are more prominent.

The general questions requires logic. The Xfire test isn't really something you can wholly prepare for because it covers a wide range of topics from different subjects, and it relies heavily on logic and critical reasoning. You can't really see the kind of questions you will meet in the test in a textbook or past questions somewhere. You have to be a critical reasoner before you can even hope to be one of the winners. It's an aptitude test.


As for the mathematics, it's usually either word problems or complex arithmetic. So if you are proficient in mathematics, it's a bonus for you.

EVarn:
It's basically a mixture of current affairs, mathematics, English and logic questions. Out of the 60, you may have like 10 or more (or less) mathematical questions, depending on your luck. But English and general questions are more prominent.

The general questions requires logic. The Xfire test isn't really something you can wholly prepare for because it covers a wide range of topics from different subjects, and it relies heavily on logic and critical reasoning. You can't really see the kind of questions you will meet in the test in a textbook or past questions somewhere. You have to be a critical reasoner before you can even hope to be one of the winners. It's an aptitude test.


As for the mathematics, it's usually either word problems or complex arithmetic. So if you are proficient in mathematics, it's a bonus for you.

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