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AXA Mansard Insurance Aptitude Test Past Questions
AXA Mansard Insurance is a leading insurance company that provides a range of financial services, including health, life, and general insurance. As part of its recruitment process, AXA Mansard conducts an aptitude test to assess candidates’ skills, logical thinking, and problem-solving abilities. Doing well in this test is a critical part of moving forward in the hiring process.
The aptitude test is designed to evaluate your mental sharpness, quick thinking, and ability to apply your knowledge in various real-life scenarios. Preparing with past questions helps you familiarize yourself with the types of questions asked and the overall exam format.
General format for AXA Mansard Insurance Aptitude Test:
The first stage of the test is conducted online, and covers areas like
- Quantitative/Math, 20 questions
- English/Verbal reasoning – 20 questions
The timing is subject to change every year.
This study pack helps you find out more about your strengths and areas you need to improve on.
Verbal Reasoning
1. “Shyam and his brothers” __________ a famous sweet shop in our neighbourhood.
A are
B have been
C is
D have
Answer: C
2. Which tense is used to express that an action started in the past and is continuing till now?
A Present perfect tense
B Past perfect continuous tense
C Past continuous tense
D Present perfect continuous tense
Answer: D
3. Identify the tense used in the sentence. “While he was in the military, he still regularly wrote to me.”
A Past indefinite tense
B Past perfect tense
C Present indefinite
D Past perfect continuous tense
Answer: A
4. Identify the tense used in the underlined phrase. “He is always found reading the newspaper.”
A Present indefinite tense
B Present perfect continuous tense
C Present continuous tense
D Present perfect tense
Answer: C
5. Fill in the blank with the present perfect tense form of the verb given in the bracket. “James ___________ to visit her grandmother.” (go)
A have been going
B had gone
C has gone
D has been going
Answer: C
6. Fill in the blank with the future perfect continuous tense form of the verb given in the bracket. “We __________ for an hour now.” (wait)
A shall have been waiting
B have been waiting
C shall be waiting
D had been waiting
Answer:A
7. Choose the present indefinite tense form of the sentence. “He had been sleeping.”
A He has been sleeping.
B He had slept.
C He has slept.
D He sleeps.
Answer: D
8. Identify the tense used in the underlined phrase. “He joined the cooking school late but only in a few months had mastered the recipes.”
A Past indefinite tense
B Past perfect tense
C Present perfect tense
D Present indefinite tense
Answer: B
Quantitative
1. Which of the following is the sixth to the left of the fifth to the left of V? (A) 3
(B)A
(C)N
(D)S
(E)None of these
Answer:D
2. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on their positions in the above arrangement and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group? (A) IM%
(B)CNG
(C)3#N
(D)UGC
(E)GAU
Answer:D
3. How many such symbols are there in above arrangement, each of which is immediately preceded by an alphabet and immediately followed by a number?
(A)None
(B)One
(C)Two
(D)Three
(E)More than three
Answer:C
4. How many such numbers are there in the above arrangement, each of which is immediately preceded by a vowel and immediately followed by a number? (A) None
(B)One
(C)Two
(D)Three
(E)More than three
Answer:A
5. If ‘P’ denotes ‘-‘: ‘Q’ denotes ‘÷’, ‘R’ denotes ‘x’ and ‘W denotes’+’ then — 48 Q 12 R 10 P 8 W 4 =?
(A)56
(C)52
(D)44
(E)None of these
Answer: E
Some Frequently Asked Questions about AXA Mansard Insurance Aptitude test 2024
Q: Can I take the test on my phone?
A: We strongly advise against using your phone for the test. Using your phone can result in your test
being terminated when calls or SMS come in during the test as this can be considered suspicious
activities (see the question on suspicious activities for more details).
Q: Can I take the test more than once?
A: You are only allowed to take the test only once. If you take the test more than once, it is only your
score from the first attempt that will be recorded.
Q: Is the test timed?
A: Yes. All tests have a time duration in which they must be completed. Once the duration is
reached, the test will be terminated, and your score recorded and submitted.
Q: What if I mistakenly end the test before I am done?
A: Once a test is submitted or closed, it will be assumed that the test has been completed and
submitted.
Q: Would I be allowed to retake the test if my test automatically ended because of network or
internet issues?
A: No, you would not be allowed to retake the test. You are advised to make sure you have quality
internet service to avoid this.
Q: Would I be allowed to use the calculator on my system for the test for mathematical questions?
A: Opening another app on your device while taking the test is considered an unusual behaviour so
we advise you have a physical calculator for the test.
Q: My test just ended. I don’t know what happened. What should I do?
A: Your test can be terminated for several reasons – internet connection, suspicious behaviour, or test
time elapsed.
Please ensure you have good and reliable internet before starting the examination to prevent
termination due to poor internet connection.
If you perform five (5) suspicious activities, your test will be terminated. Every time a suspicious
activity is noticed, you will get a warning. By the fifth (5th) warning, your test will be terminated.
Q: What are suspicious activities?
A: Your test will be terminated if you perform five (5) suspicious activities. The following activities are
considered suspicious activities /unusual behaviour:
˗ Minimizing the browser.
˗ Resizing the browser.
˗ Opening a new tab.
˗ Opening a new program.
˗ Take a screenshot. (Desktop)
˗ Pressing Ctrl + C.
˗ Pressing Ctrl + V.
˗ Pressing Print Screen.
˗ Pressing F12.
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