The eLitmus Hiring Potential Test, usually called the pH test, focuses on aptitude. Practise quantitative problem solving, analytical reasoning and verbal ability. If your selected event includes a coding challenge, give coding a separate preparation block.
This 2027 guide uses the current provider overview and event listings. They show different duration information and the provider says the structure can evolve. The specific test listing and admit-card instructions are the reference for your event.
| # | Section | Questions | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Quantitative: suggested study topics | — | — |
| 02 | Analytical: suggested study topics | — | — |
| 03 | Verbal: suggested study topics | — | — |
| 04 | Optional Coding Challenge, if selected | — | — |
eLitmus describes quantitative, verbal and analytical sections, and says the structure can evolve. The general overview and current event listings show different duration information. Follow your selected event and admit card for the exact test pattern. Listings separately describe an optional coding challenge; do not merge it into every aptitude test.
Revise arithmetic, algebraic reasoning, probability and interpreting data. For analytical questions, write the constraints and eliminate impossible cases. For verbal questions, identify exactly what the passage supports. These are suggested study topics within the provider’s broad sections, not an exhaustive official chapter list.
Current eLitmus event listings separately mention an optional coding challenge. Practise data structures, algorithms and writing solutions that handle boundary cases if you plan to take it. Topic MCQs support concept revision, but timed aptitude practice does not replace writing and testing code.
Use these study topics with your current invitation. Where the provider has not published a detailed chapter list, they are suggested preparation areas.
Original AISEA examples for concept practice. These are not official exam questions, previous-year papers or a full mock test.
Two fair coins are tossed independently. What is the probability of exactly one head?
1/2
The equally likely outcomes are HH, HT, TH and TT. Two of the four outcomes contain exactly one head.
Three tasks X, Y and Z must be done once each. X precedes Y, and Y precedes Z. How many orders satisfy the rules?
One: X, Y, Z.
The two precedence constraints fix the relative order of all three tasks.
A passage says: “All three trials succeeded at room temperature.” Does it prove the method works at every temperature?
No.
The evidence covers three trials at one temperature. A claim about every temperature goes beyond the information given.
Build accuracy with explained answers in learning mode, then use timed mode for practice. AISEA currently has no complete eLitmus pH test mock test.
Choose an exerciseReason about outcomes and events.
Open practice Topic exerciseBuild and test deductions from constraints.
Open practice Topic exerciseUse evidence from the passage.
Open practice Topic exerciseRevise algorithm choice and complexity.
Open practiceThe provider describes quantitative, verbal and analytical aptitude. This page gives preparation topics within those areas. Check the selected 2027 event and provider instructions for its exact structure.
The general provider overview and current event listings do not use identical durations. Follow the specific event and admit-card instructions rather than applying one fixed timer to every pH test.
Current event listings describe a mandatory pH test and a separate optional coding challenge. Confirm whether that option applies to your event. Prepare coding separately with algorithms, data structures and hands-on solutions.
These are original sample questions and topic exercises with explained answers. AISEA does not currently offer a complete pH-test simulation or verified eLitmus past papers.
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Guide reviewed 2026-10-13. Follow the provider’s current notification and your test invitation for applicable rules.