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Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning UPSC Prelims PYQs

UPSC Prelims has asked 724 questions on Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning, part of CSAT (1,120 questions). That is 64.6% of the topic, the largest of its 2 sub-topics. The most recent one is from 2026.

724questions
64.6%of CSAT
2026latest year asked

The button opens CSAT in the app; Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning is one of its tests.

Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning PYQs by the latest year asked

Each question is counted once, under the latest year it was asked in the exam.

PeriodPYQsShare
2021 and later320
2016–2020261
2011–2015143

Sample questions from the free tests

Question text only. The options, the answer and the explanation open in the free test (free sign-in with your mobile number).

  1. Asked in 2026

    The class average x in a test increases by 4 when the score of a student is rectified, whose corrected score is 100 instead of 0. Later, the score of another student was found to have been recorded as 81 in place of 56. If there are no other corrections and the final corrected average is y, then y - x is

    Attempt it in the free UPSC 2026 CSAT (Paper II)
  2. Asked in 2026

    P has a son and a daughter. S is the mother of T. S is R's spouse. Q and R are children of P. Then how is Q related to S?

    Attempt it in the free UPSC 2026 CSAT (Paper II)
  3. Asked in 2026

    With reference to 'circular letters', which of the following statements is/are correct?
    1. Circular letters are usually addressed to a group of people.
    2. Non-standard and customized content is typical of circular letters.
    3. Circular letters are used to intimate appraisals and increments of employees within organisations.
    4. Circular letters are less cost-effective than personalised and specific recipient-directed letters.
    Select the answer using the code given below.

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57 of the 724 questions are in free tests; the rest are part of the Destiny Pass.

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