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Wednesday 6 October 2021

WHAT ARE ANALYTICAL APPROACH TESTS WITH EXAMPLES- Entry Tests, Job Tests, Scholarship Test question types- fusionstories

 

WHAT ARE ANALYTICAL APPROACH TESTS WITH EXAMPLES

You must have heard the term in education sector that a student must learn the concepts using an analytical approach. The entry tests, scholarship tests or test conducted for the job posts are mainly check the analytical approach of students while solving the problems and giving the answers. There are analytical reasoning questions of Mathematics, English, Sciences and subject based questions in the tests.  Analytical approach test are mainly the aptitude tests that check the skills and capability of candidates before entering the particular field. There are students who are able to score high grades in the school/college exams because of sharp memory and frequent practicing but don’t have an exact idea about the concepts that were taught in the class. Analytical tests filter these students from the ones who better know the concepts and are able to execute their learning in the practical field. Studying using the analytical approach enhances student’s critical thinking process, decision making skill, choosing between two or more, sorting and managing the matters at best. A candidate who passes analytical approached tests is able to resolve the practical life problems with great patience and wisdom.

WHAT ARE ANALYTICAL APPROACH TESTS WITH EXAMPLES- Entry Tests, Job Tests, Scholarship Test question types- fusionstories


 

Analytical approach tests are also checking the decision making skills, critical thinking process and time management capacity of students. In analytical approach tests, students have to decide between given options and have to complete the test in time.    

The study systems that use analytical methods produce competent and knowledgeable individuals for the society. Here we’ll tell you what is analytical approach and what are tests examples:

Analytical approach is a process of understanding, thinking, provides reasoning, justifying and marking the correct reply.  In an analytical test, a student first understands the question, breaks it into given and inquired segments, then thinks about possible outcomes and responses, provides reason to best possible answer, approves it and ultimately marks or writes the final outcome. As for example, there can multiple ways of asking a simple question and a student should be able to recognize the basic concept and giving the write answer every time.

Analytical question example:

Oxygen atomic number is 8. This is basic and simplest concept in science and most of the students would know it if they are directly asked: What is the atomic number of Oxygen?

Let’s see whether the student is able to give the answer if there is twist in question.

1.        Which element atomic number is 8?

2.        What is the number of protons in the Oxygen?

3.        What is the number of electrons in Oxygen?

4.        How many electrons will be in the first shell and why?

Also students may be given with different atomic structures for an answer.

So analytical approach is to see the things keeping in mind the manifold possibilities and outcomes.

Analytical tests can comprise only MCQs or a combination of MCQs and subjective questions. Most analytical entry tests and job tests like NMDCAT, FPSC, PPSC are only MCQs type questions. Multiple choice questions or MCQs means, you’ll be provided a question with four or five options to choose one from. You’re provided with bubble sheets to mark the right answer. Here you must be proficient in English grammar, and textbook materials.  The nature of analytical test depends upon the level and outcome goals. As CSS tests are a combination of MCQs and subjective questions.

WHAT ARE ANALYTICAL APPROACH TESTS WITH EXAMPLES- Entry Tests, Job Tests, Scholarship Test question types- fusionstories


How you can be proficient in solving the analytical reasoning test is a million dollar question. The capability of solving the analytical type test at best is possible with having a background of analytical type of education.

Unfortunately, in public schools many students even don’t know the term “analytical”. They are provided with the already set answers which kills their potential of self thinking and creativity. They are used to fixed set of questions and their already fed answers. Most students from public schools even first time experience an analytical type test while they are in the examination halls for the entry tests whereas students from good private schools go through the process of analytical reasoning and thinking while schooling.

WHAT ARE ANALYTICAL APPROACH TESTS WITH EXAMPLES- Entry Tests, Job Tests, Scholarship Test question types- fusionstories



 It is a common practice to buy a book of MCQs right before any analytical test and start memorizing it for the test which is not very helpful if a student that is not backed with proper conceptual studies. Self solving the piles of test books is useful when you do it with honesty otherwise let your friend, or any teacher to check and mark your self solved past papers to actually judge your capability and preparation for any test.


To be proficient in giving an analytical test,

  • One must not ONLY rely on past papers, or test guide books available online and in markets. You practice from it just as a reference.
  • Don’t under rate the textbook content but read and understand it thoroughly.
  • Make the analytical tests for you and solve it
  • Two friends can make the test as per the pattern for each other and mark it
  • Seek help from a teacher or join an academy
  • You must be able to think out of box
  • You must be able to break the problem into components
  • Gravely Work on English grammar
  • Start reading good English articles that are published online or in newspapers
  •  Stay updated with what is happening in the world,
  • Watch news, listens at the healthy debates on the varied topics
  • Keep good company of friends

 

 As a student and a future candidate for many tests, you need to widen your vision from today. You must listen to the teacher in the classroom is the first step to grasp an analytical approach. As it is mentioned above, almost all admission, job or scholarship tests have portions of English or somewhere Mathematics analytical reasoning questions asides the main test.


One sample English analytical reasoning question may be:

A passage, poem or article is given and a candidate will be tested for problem solving, critical thinking, patterns, key elements, relations, within the given data through different questions.

A paragraph may be like,

“Reacting to the shocking revelation of Pandora Papers, Prime Minister Imran Khan announced to investigate all Pakistanis involved in Pandora Papers. Taking to twitter, the prime minister said that his government will investigate all citizens mentioned in the Pandora Papers. “If any wrongdoing is established we will take appropriate action. I call on the international community to treat this grave injustice as similar to the climate change crisis,” he added. “We welcome the Pandora Papers exposing the ill-gotten wealth of elites, accumulated through tax evasion and corruption and laundered out to financial “havens”.

Now you may be asked:

Q. What evidences are provided here?

Q. What are hidden agendas behind these types of revelations etc. 

 


One sample Mathematical reasoning question of may be:


Candidates are given the series of images, graphs, patterns, sequences to take out differences, key points, problem solving, logical conclusion, prediction etc. . It is like that.

Analytical Math question sample:

1. 4, 6, 12, 9, 11, 22.....

What is next number in the pattern?

Or another Mathematics analytical question will be:


WHAT ARE ANALYTICAL APPROACH TESTS WITH EXAMPLES- Entry Tests, Job Tests, Scholarship Test question types- fusionstories


 

 

In analytical approach is the use of an appropriate process to break a problem down into the elements necessary to solve it. Each element provides sufficient support reaching the conclusion.

 Last but not least, focus, strive and working hard towards your goal is your best partner in solving the analytical approach tests.

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