CLAT Quantitative Techniques Mock Tests

The quantitative section is short and set at Class 10 level, which makes it a good place to secure marks without heavy preparation.

Maths in a reading format

Questions are often embedded in short passages or data presentations, so the first challenge is extracting the numbers. The mathematics itself is basic: percentages, ratios, averages, simple algebra and graph reading.

Topics to revise

  • Percentage, ratio and average
  • Profit and loss, interest and time-based problems
  • Reading tables, bar charts and graphs

Approach

Because the section is short, aim for near-perfect accuracy and keep calculations organised. Practise with a few topic sets each week and one sectional test. If numbers feel rusty, return to Class 10 fundamentals and build speed gradually.

See also Logical Reasoning, the CLAT exam pattern and the CLAT hub.

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Frequently asked questions

The level is generally around Class 10, but you should confirm with the current official notification.

It is better to attempt it, since the maths is basic and can be a reliable source of marks.