TCS Syllabus, Pattern & Model Question Paper with Solution

About TCS Ninja Test

TCS is the highest job recruiter in the engineering sector. Last year it has offered 40,000+ jobs to freshers. TCS Ninja is a job role offered by TCS (TATA Consultancy Services) to new recruits or to fresh working professionals who have less than 2 years of experience.

TCS Ninja Exam Pattern

Here is the detailed Exam Pattern of TCS Ninja.

Part	Section	Expected Number of Questions	Duration (minutes)
A	Numerical Ability	26	40
A	Verbal Ability	24	30
A	Reasoning Ability	30	50
B	Programming Logic	10	15
B	Hands-on Coding	1	15
B	Hands-on Coding	1	30

The details about the Assessment Platform for TCS Ninja are listed below

Assessment Platform	Inter-Sectional Navigation	Intra-Sectional Navigation	Marking Scheme
TCS iON	Not Allowed	Not Allowed	No Negative Marking

Note:

1. Previously answered questions cannot be revisited.

2. Each Question needs to be solved at a particular time.

3. Questions cannot be skipped and every question is mandatory.

4. Calculator is present on-screen.

5. C/C++/Java/Python/Perl languages are allowed for Coding.

TCS Ninja Syllabus

The following are the detailed syllabus for the TCS Ninja Test

TCS Ninja Syllabus – Cognitive Skills

TCS Ninja Cognitive Skills (Part A) is a General Ability Test that assesses a candidate in the 3 areas. They are:

Numerical Ability – This section assesses number systems, arithmetic, elementary statistics, data interpretation.
Verbal Ability – This section assesses English grammar, appropriate usage of the same, and reading comprehension.
Reasoning Ability – This section assesses identifying words and numeric patterns, problem-solving, figural and factual analysis, decision-making, propositional reasoning, and visual-spatial reasoning.

1. Numerical Ability

These are topics from which the questions would be asked from the Numerical Ability section. This section consists of 26 questions to be answered in 40 minutes. Here is the detailed syllabus for the Numerical Ability section.

TCS Ninja Numerical Ability Syllabus
Statistics
Simplification
Mensuration
Profit and Loss
Percentages
Work equivalence
Proportions
Time Speed and Distance

2. Reasoning Ability

These are topics from which the questions would be asked from the Reasoning Ability section. This section consists of 24 questions to be answered in 30 minutes. Here is the detailed syllabus for the Reasoning Ability section.

TCS Ninja Reasoning Ability Syllabus
Data Arrangements
Data Sufficiency
Syllogisms
Blood Relations
Attention to Detail
Data Interpretation
Venn Diagrams
Percentages
Statement and Course of Action
Statement and Assumptions

3. Verbal Ability

These are topics from which the questions would be asked from the Verbal Ability section. This section consists of 30 questions to be answered in 50 minutes. Here is the detailed syllabus for the Verbal Ability section.

TCS Ninja Verbal Ability Syllabus
Sentence completion
Reading Comprehension
Error spotting
Parajumbles
Formal/ Informal language
Sentence building
Vocabulary

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TCS Ninja Syllabus – Programming

TCS Ninja Programming (Part B) is a Technical Ability Test that assesses a candidate in the 2 areas. They are :

Programming Logic
Coding

1. Programming Logic

These are topics from which the questions would be asked from the Programming Logic section. This section consists of 10 questions to be answered in 15 minutes. Here is the detailed syllabus for the Programming Logic section.

TCS Ninja Programming Logic Syllabus
Operators
Looping statements
Control statements
Arrays
Strings
Functions
Object-Oriented Programming (OOPS)
Data Structures: Linked List, Stack, Queue, Trees and Graphs
Pseudocoding
Algorithms
Basic Software Development Cycle

2. Coding

These are topics from which the questions would be asked from the Coding section. This section consists of 2 questions to be answered in 45 minutes. Here is the detailed syllabus for the Coding section.

TCS Ninja Hands-on Coding Syllabus
Data types
Operators
Arrays
Strings
Decision Making
Looping
Functions
Scenario-based questions