Numerical ability, data interpretation and simple geometry round out the General Test. Quick, mechanical questions ideal for boosting accuracy.
Apply BODMAS; learn divisibility rules for fast elimination
Note units and totals before computing any value
Memorise area/volume formulas for circle, triangle, cuboid, cylinder
Clock: 30° per hour, 6° per minute; calendar: odd-days method
Arrangement → P; selection → C; watch for 'at least/at most'
For DI, read the chart legend and units first; most questions are direct percentage or ratio reads.
On average, 12 questions per paper come from General Mental Ability — about 95% of the General Test paper, worth roughly 60 marks.
It is rated Easy. For DI, read the chart legend and units first; most questions are direct percentage or ratio reads.
General Mental Ability follows the NCERT Class 11–12 syllabus for General Test. CUET UG questions stay within NCERT scope.
10 minutes. Bloom-level questions. Know exactly where you stand.