Quick answer
Quantitative Aptitude is 30 of the 100 questions in SBI PO Prelims, 30 marks (30% of the paper) with its own 20 min timer. 1 mark for each correct answer; a wrong answer costs a quarter of the question's marks, and a blank costs nothing. SBI's notice gives a total of 100 marks for the 100 questions, so each question carries 1 mark.
Questions
30
Marks
30 of 100
Own timer
20 min
That is about 40 seconds a question. The section closes when its time ends, so pace it on its own clock.
Quantitative Aptitude topics in SBI PO
Topic tests for this section are being added. The full mocks cover it in the real SBI PO interface.
How Quant is marked
1 mark for each correct answer; a wrong answer costs a quarter of the question's marks, and a blank costs nothing. SBI's notice gives a total of 100 marks for the 100 questions, so each question carries 1 mark.
What the report shows for Quant
Accuracy, time per question and the topics you lost marks on in this section, after every full mock. Your Improvement Pack is built from those topics.
Take the Quant section in a full SBI PO mock
2 full mocks with the same sections, timer and marking. The first one is free.
Questions students ask
How many Quantitative Aptitude questions are there in SBI PO Prelims?
Quantitative Aptitude is 30 of the 100 questions in SBI PO Prelims, 30 marks (30% of the paper) with its own 20 min timer. 1 mark for each correct answer; a wrong answer costs a quarter of the question's marks, and a blank costs nothing. SBI's notice gives a total of 100 marks for the 100 questions, so each question carries 1 mark.
Which Quant topics come in SBI PO?
The Quantitative Aptitude section follows the official SBI PO syllabus; our mocks spread questions across its topics in the proportion of recent papers.
Can I practise only the SBI PO Quant section?
The full mocks give you the Quantitative Aptitude section with the real timer; topic tests for it are being added.
Is the SBI PO Quant mock test in Hindi?
Yes. Every SBI PO mock on RankVyuh can be taken in Hindi or English, switched inside the test, as in the real Prelims paper.