If one carefully analyzes previous year questions from premier examinations, a clear pattern emerges:

• The logic is repetitive

• The question structures are predictable

• The solution methods remain constant

Success in aptitude does not depend on extraordinary intelligence. It depends on:

• Clear conceptual understanding

• Ability to identify the pattern behind a question

• Application of basic mathematics with structured reasoning

• Consistent and focused practice

When these elements come together, solving aptitude questions becomes systematic and efficient, regardless of the examination! 

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