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SIG Quantitative Evaluation - Timed Practice
A shorter Susquehanna-focused quantitative practice mock: 16 questions in 20 minutes on percentages, odds, expected value and estimation. This clock and topic weighting are Outcry settings, separate from the longer problem-solving mock.
Format
- 1 section · 16 items · about 20 minutes
- Format and scoring below apply to this Outcry mock. See the source check for verified firm details and practice adaptations.
- Marking on Quantitative Evaluation: +1 correct, 0 wrong, 0 for a skip. Any item-specific mark weight is shown on the question.
- No going back in this mock. Answer or skip, and the next item loads.
- Questions are generated from Outcry's own banks; a retake changes the selection or parameters.
Sections
- Quantitative Evaluation - 16 items, 20 minutes, no negative marking. 16 items in 20 minutes. Percentages, odds conversion, fast expected value, estimation and rate arithmetic. Estimation items state their tolerance in the prompt.
What this practice sitting covers
A shorter Susquehanna-focused quantitative practice mock: 16 questions in 20 minutes on percentages, odds, expected value and estimation. This clock and topic weighting are Outcry settings, separate from the longer problem-solving mock.
1 section, 16 items and 20 minutes of section time. Each section uses its own clock. Questions are generated from Outcry’s own banks; repeat attempts can share problem types with different selections or parameters.
How this mock is marked
Marking on Quantitative Evaluation: +1 correct, 0 wrong, 0 for a skip. Any item-specific mark weight is shown on the question.
This mock has no back navigation: each submitted or skipped question is final.
Scores measure performance on these exercises. They are not a firm’s pass threshold or a prediction of an interview or offer.
Public sources and practice adaptations
No current primary source confirming this quantitative evaluation’s exact count, duration or marking was verified.
Outcry uses 16 questions in 20 minutes. Reports of different formats should not be treated as one universal trading screen.
Section by section, with a worked example
Every example below is generated by Outcry, drawn from the same generator that section runs during the timed sitting. None of it is SIG's own material.
A. Quantitative Evaluation
16 items in 20 minutes. Percentages, odds conversion, fast expected value, estimation and rate arithmetic. Estimation items state their tolerance in the prompt.
In this Outcry section: 16 items in 20 minutes, averaging 75 seconds per item. Wrong answers receive no marks and carry no deduction. Unanswered items score zero. Correct-answer weights are shown on the questions. These are the mock’s rules.
Example 1
An event has probability 3/20. What are the fair odds against it?
- 20 to 3
- 17 to 20
- 3 to 17
- 17 to 3
Answer 17 to 3
3 winning cases and 17 losing cases, so 17 to 3 against.
Example 2
The yard team alone takes 45 hours to strip the hull. Working with the contract team the job takes 18 hours. How many hours would the contract team take alone?
Answer 30
Rates add. Call the job 90 units. the yard team does 90/45 = 2 units per hour. The pair does 90/18 = 5 units per hour, so the contract team contributes 5 - 2 = 3 units per hour and alone takes 90/3 = 30 hours. Subtracting the times instead of the rates gives 27 hours, which is wrong.
Example 3
50% of a $5000 book is in one name, and 10% of that is in one strike. How many dollars is that strike?
Answer 250
5000 × 0.5 = 2500, then × 0.1 = 250.
Common questions
- How long is the SIG Quantitative Evaluation practice sitting?
- Outcry’s mock has 16 items across 1 section, with 20 minutes of section time. Those figures describe this mock; see the source check for any published format elements.
- How does scoring work in SIG Quantitative Evaluation?
- Marking on Quantitative Evaluation: +1 correct, 0 wrong, 0 for a skip. Any item-specific mark weight is shown on the question.
- Can I go back in SIG Quantitative Evaluation?
- This mock has no back navigation: each submitted or skipped question is final.
- Will SIG Quantitative Evaluation use the same questions every time?
- Outcry generates questions from its own banks. Counts and rules remain fixed; the selected problem types or numeric parameters change. Some archetypes may recur across attempts.
- Is SIG Quantitative Evaluation an official assessment?
- No. This is Outcry practice with original generated questions. Outcry uses 16 questions in 20 minutes. Reports of different formats should not be treated as one universal trading screen.
Outcry is not affiliated with SIG and has no access to their assessment content. See the source check for confirmed format elements and Outcry adaptations. Every question is generated by Outcry.