Numeric Entry questions do not offer you multiple choices. The Numeric Entry forms a sub section of Quantitative Reasoning and involves solving problems and data interpretation and entering the answers in the blanks provided with the questions. The answers may be rounded up to the nearest decimal or integer depending on the instructions given with the question. Sometimes there are 2 blanks provided for entering answers in fraction.

The Numeric Entry section also has certain units mentioned with the blank answer boxes sometimes. Hence before entering an answer these have to be carefully understood and the answer modified or converted as per the units. The paper test also gives you the ability to recheck your answers. So remember to cross check your answers. There is not a major difference between the type of questions asked in the Numeric Entry section or the Quantitative reasoning and problem solving parts. In the former part, one has to enter answer after solving the problem and there is no choice.

Since there is no choice or clues for answers in the Numeric Entry section, it becomes a little difficult to identify whether the answer is correct. Hence correct method of computing and solving the problem is to be adopted and one has to maintain a state of calm while solving these problems. The syllabus for the entire Quantitative Reasoning section is equivalent to 10th grade and below. All you need to do is just brush up the basic math skills.

There will be questions on numeric entries, quantitative comparisons, algebra, geometry, applied mathematics, interpreting math data and so on. High level math like trigonometry or calculus is not used in these tests but you need to be well versed with other arithmetic topics and statistics too. Since use of calculator is allowed in all sections, it helps in saving time but constant practice is very important to attempt maximum question in minimum time.