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The ATMA 2026 syllabus will be developed using a variety of topics, including quantitative aptitude, verbal reasoning, and analytical reasoning. Below are some of the key subjects for the ATMA 2026 exam:
This section tests your logical inference, arrangement strategy, and ability to interpret complex statements.
This section assesses your command over English grammar, comprehension, vocabulary, and sentence structure.
Tests focus on your ability to apply mathematical formulas, reasoning, and problem-solving using high-school and undergraduate-level arithmetic and algebra.
Section
Key Focus Area
Preparation Tips
Analytical Reasoning
Arrangements, Data Sufficiency, CR, Syllogisms
Practice puzzles and reasoning daily; use mock tests to track complexity trends.
Verbal Skills
Reading Comprehension, Grammar, Vocabulary
Read daily; revise grammar rules; build vocab; summarize passages.
Quantitative Skills
Number systems, Arithmetic, Geometry, DI, Algebra
Reinforce concepts; solve topic-wise questions; track speed & accuracy.
Overall Approach
Sectional timing, mimic test environment
Use timed sectional mocks; simulate test-day setup to build endurance and confidence.
Ques.1 What are the main sections of the ATMA 2026 exam?
Ans. ATMA’s syllabus is divided into three core domains repeated twice across the paper:
Analytical Reasoning (Skills I & II)
Verbal Skills (I & II)
Quantitative Skills (I & II)
Each section consists of 30 questions, totaling 180 questions, and is allotted 30 minutes each, making the overall duration 3 hours (180 minutes)
Ques.2 Is the ATMA syllabus same for all sessions (February, June, etc.)?
Ans. Yes, the syllabus remains consistent across all ATMA sessions. The testing structure and topics do not change between sessions.
Ques.3 What are the topics in Analytical Reasoning?
Ans. This section tests logical and analytical thinking with topics like: