What is the SNUSAT syllabus for Quantitative Reasoning?

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The Quantitative Reasoning section of SNUSAT exam will include questions from below topics:

Quantitative Aptitude
Number System	Percentage	Instalment Payments
Work, Pipes and Cisterns	Algebra	Permutation & Combination
Discount	Geometry	Quadratic and Linear Equation
Average	Coordinate Geometry	Profit & Loss
Arithmetic Progression	Mensuration	Alligation & Mixtures
Time and Work	Probability	Time-Speed-Distance

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