Hello dear aspirant.

In order strengthen your quantitative ability you can take either help of you tube or any website like WiFi study . It's very good site for sure. You can also purchase books of Arihant and lucent publication.

Join a test series online or offline it will help you very much.

Hope it helps.

Good luck

Option no 3 206 is the the correct answer and it is given wrong in the series you have mentioned.

Hello,

In order to prepare well for the section of QA & DI you should be well acquainted with the exam pattern an syllabus as mentioned below-

Quantitative Ability and Data  Interpretation consists of

• algebra has geometry, venn diagram, polynomials, progressions, numbers, functions and graphs, trigonometry, probability, permutation and combination, mensuration
• arithmetic has percentage, time and work, profit and loss, time and distance, equations
• data interpretation and analysis has table, bar charts, data sufficiency, scatter plots

There is no sectional time limit offered to quantitative ability and data interpretation, verbal ability and logical reasoning, decision making  but sectional timing is only applicable to general knowledge with time limit of one minute, QA & DI has around 26 to 28 questions, the full duration allotted has been three hours,

Go through the recommended books as follows-

• Quantitative Aptitude for competitive examination by Abhijit Guha
• Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive examination by RS Aggarwal
• Data Interpretation for the CAT by Nishit K Sinha
• How to prepare for Data Interpretation by Arun Sharma

Practice is the key to to ace this section, hence gain conceptual clarity first and practice in consistent manner, access previous year papers at https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/xat-question-paper to know more about important topics, weightage, difficulty level of paper, analyzing your areas of strength and weakness, improving your time management skills and efficiency.

Hello Aspirant,

Below are the minimum score you need section-wise:

Quantitative Skills--68-72

Logical Reasoning--67-72

Language Skills--62-68

And coming to NMIMS , they do considered sectional cutoffs for making the final selection along with your overall cutoff. They expected a score of 70-75+ in all sections.  Since , you have scored below 60 in your quant section , it is difficult to say for sure about your possibility, but if they are going by sectional cutoffs , then you might be on the disadvantageous side. However, your overall score is good ,so if they call based on that, you need to perform really well in other rounds like personal interview and group discussion to improve your chances.

However, it is safe to apply in few other good colleges too to be on the safer side.

IBS (ICFAI B-schools), Hyderabad & 9 other cities

Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida (Delhi NCR)

WOXSEN, Hyderabad

Amity University, Noida (Delhi NCR)

Thapar School of Management, Mohali

UPES, Dehradun

ITM, Navi Mumbai

HBS, Hyderabad

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-cutoff

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/top-b-schools-accepting-nmat-scores-and-cutoffs

All the best

Since these books are copyright protected, these are not available in any of the websites for free of cost. you can try the ink

https://studentnews.in/pdf-verbal-non-verbal-reasoning-rs-aggarwal-free-download/

or you can try olx website to get the book free of cost

Hello aspirant. Every year NTSE doesn't release any syllabus in specific. As in nothing called official syllabus will be released. Basically 2 papers. MAT and SAT. MaaT usually itself will be based on quantum logic and reasoning. SAT consists of maths, science and social. NCERT books of class 9th and 10th, preparing them would be more than enough.

Nothing called quantitative ability in specific. Already embedded inside MAT part

Hope this helps

Regards

Nikhitha