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If you are focusing on the SBI PO 2025, the Quantitative Aptitude section is one of the most important to crack both Prelims and Mains. The section tests your calculation speed, data interpretation skills, and overall problem-solving ability. If you are aware of the topic-wise weightage of Quant questions from the last 6 years. It can help you to decide what to study first and where to focus your practice.
To help you plan better, we have shared the SBI PO topic-wise weightage for Quant from both Prelims and Mains based on recent year patterns (2024–2019).

 

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SBI PO Prelims Topic Wise Weightage – Quantitative Aptitude

Here’s the Topic-wise weightage of the Quant section in SBI PO Prelims across different years:

Topics202420232022202120202019
Data Interpretation10–1210–1710–115–1010–1510–15
Caselets3–50–53–53–50–50–5
Missing Number Series0–35–60–60–50–50–5
Wrong Number Series2–40–50–50–60–50–5
Arithmetic10–1409–158–119–158–1110
Data Sufficiency0–20–30–5
Q1 & Q2 (Quantity Comp.)0–20–20–10–20–3
Simplification/Approx.0–354–60–50–60–5
Quadratic Equation0–34–65–65–65–60–5

SBI PO Mains Topic Wise Weightage – Quantitative Aptitude

Here’s the pattern observed in the Quant section of SBI PO Mains over recent years:

Topics20242023202220212020
DI + Caselet2018–241418–2019–21
Number Series23–52–33–4
Data Sufficiency3–433–44–5
Quadratic Equation24–54–5
Q1 & Q2 (Quantity Comp.)23–453
Arithmetic53–686–8
Miscellaneous13–61–31–41–3

Most Important & High-Scoring Topics in SBI PO Quant

Based on analysis from 2019 to 2024, here are the topics that come frequently in SBI PO Quant (both Prelims and Mains):

Prelims Focus Topics:

  • Data Interpretation (DI) – 10 to 15 questions usually come; based on tables, bar graphs, and pie charts.
  • Arithmetic Word Problems – Profit & Loss, Time & Work, Time & Distance, SI/CI, etc.
  • Quadratic Equations – Usually 4–6 questions come; quick to solve if concepts are strong.
  • Simplification & Approximation – Easy marks if your calculations are fast.
  • Missing/Wrong Number Series – Pattern-based questions, asked regularly.

 Mains Focus Topics:

  • High-level DI & Caselets – 50–70% of the section; tough but scoring with practice.
  • Quantity Comparison (Q1 & Q2) – Tests your understanding of number concepts and arithmetic.
  • Data Sufficiency – Reasoning-based Quant; requires clear concepts.
  • Arithmetic (Moderate to High level) – All chapters of arithmetic are mixed and clubbed with logic.
  • Number Series – 2–3 questions; easier if practiced well.

Best Tips to Crack the SBI PO Quant Section

If you want to crack the SBI PO 2025 in one go, then follow these tips to master the quants section and score well.

1. Understand the Concept First

Don’t start directly with the mock tests or difficult problems. First, learn the basics of each topic. Use short tricks only after you are confident with the concepts, then start giving mock tests.

2. Make a Weekly Topic Plan

Instead of solving random topics, make a weekly study plan like:

  • Monday-Tuesday: Arithmetic (Time & Work, Profit & Loss)
  • Wednesday: Simplification + Quadratic Equations
  • Thursday-Friday: DI Practice + Number Series
  • Saturday-Sunday: Full Mock + Error Analysis

3. Practice DI Regularly

Whether Prelims or Mains, DI is very important. Practice DI sets daily, start with bar graphs and pie charts, then move to mixed and caselets. For Mains, you can add ratio-based and arithmetic-based DI.

4. Learn Fast Calculation Techniques

Master:

  • Tables up to 30
  • Squares up to 50
  • Cubes up to 20
  • Vedic maths shortcuts for multiplication, addition, and division

5. Analyze Mock Test

Attempt 2–3 full-length sectional mocks per week, then analyze:

  • Where did you spend more time
  • Which questions did you get wrong
  • Which topics did you skip?

6. Don’t Skip Arithmetic

Many students skip arithmetic, thinking it’s time-consuming. But in SBI PO, especially Mains, arithmetic forms the base of even DI sets. Make sure you’ve practiced every type from this category.

7. Time Management is Key

In Prelims, try to solve:

  • 10 questions from Simplification/Series in 7–8 mins
  • 10 questions from DI in 10 mins
  • 10 questions from Arithmetic in 12 mins

SBI PO Previous Year Question Paper Links with Detailed Solution

Candidates who are interested in applying for Probationary Officer posts can start preparation from now. Before starting preparation, candidates should understand the exam pattern, solve previous year papers from many years, and know the type of questions asked in them. Know about the level of each section, and most importantly, frequently ask questions in the SBI PO exam. Here we are providing the SBI PO Previous year question paper link with a detailed solution for 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017 and 2016.

SBI PO Previous Year Question Paper LinksLinks
2024 Reasoning Question PaperDownload Free PDF with Detailed Solution
2024 Quant Question PaperDownload Free PDF with Detailed Solution
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SBI PO Previous Year Paper (2023)Click To Download
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SBI PO Previous Year Paper (2021)Click To Download
SBI PO Previous Year Paper (2020)Click To Download
SBI PO Previous Year Paper (2019)Click To Download

SBI PO 2018 Question Paper with Detailed Solution

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SBI PO Prelims Quant Question PaperDownload Question Paper Click & Download Detailed Solution
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SBI PO Prelims English Question PaperDownload Question PaperClick & Download Detailed Solution
SBI PO 2018 Mains Question PaperDownload the Paper with Detailed Solution

SBI PO 2017 Question Paper

SBI PO Previous Year Paper 2017 (Prelims)Download Paper with Detailed Solution
SBI PO Previous Year Paper 2017 (Mains)Download Paper with Detailed Solution

SBI PO Mains Question Paper with Solution

SBI PO 2016 Mains Question Paper Download Paper With Detailed Solution

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FAQs

Q1. Is Quant tough in SBI PO?

It can be, especially in Mains. But with strong basics and regular practice, it becomes manageable and easy.

Q2. Should I skip arithmetic if I’m weak at it?

No. It carries heavy weightage in both DI and standalone questions.

Q3. How many mocks should I give weekly?

At least 2 sectional + 1 full-length mock every week is ideal

Q4. Is DI enough to crack the Quant section?

DI is high-scoring, but you still need to cover basics like Approximation, Series, and Arithmetic.

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By Akansha Garg

Hi, I’m Akansha, a post-graduate in Economics with a passion for helping banking aspirants succeed. Having personally cleared multiple banking exams, both Prelims and Mains. I understand what it takes to crack them. Through my blog, I share updated exam information, smart strategies, and practical tips to help you prepare better and achieve your goals.

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