Originally Posted by Muhammad Ali Chaudhry

Basic knowledge of mathematics is required for analytical reasoning and quantitative analysis questions. So, you will do fine in second portion of this paper. Remember, that this exam gives equal chances and opportunities to everyone. So, the questions that they ask in ability portion of GSA paper are of the nature that engineering students or students who are very good at maths don't get advantage. So, you have to just prepare this paper having this thing in mind that basic maths is required which can be learnt by anyone in this age. Study backgrounds doesn't matter really. There are many YouTube pages and free online courses dedicated to analytical reasoning type questions. And by basic maths I mean that all of us have studied in our primary classes.



If all of your answers are correct , then you will get 3 marks out of 4. It's for the case if that question was having 4 marks. There are four parts of this question . Examiner will just deduct the marks equivalent to range part.