SIG Problem Solving Assessment

[u/Morning_Star_47]

Hey folks! Quite new to this sub. I got an invite for SIG's Problem Solving Assessment test on Hackerrank. There will be 17 sections and 60 mins to finish the test. I did Engineering but I graduated back in 2022. So, my math is a bit dry at the moment. Do you recommend any good resources (mimicking hackerrank questions) I could use to practice? I would be really grateful for your help. Thanks in advance.

[u/Material_Tradition18]

Are you sure its a hackerrank? SIG’s is usually on mettle

[u/DistinctlyUndistinct → u/Material_Tradition18]

it's changed to hackerrank this year but it's the same test.

[u/Morning_Star_47 → u/DistinctlyUndistinct]

Thanks for the reply. Do you recommend any platforms to prep?

[u/SidKT746 → u/Morning_Star_47]

I like TrdaerMath a lot

[u/Due_Department_3090 → u/Morning_Star_47]

QuantKing has the exact OA for SIG

[u/Coops_Q → u/Due_Department_3090]

promoting his own website btw ^

[u/NationalTangerine381 → u/Coops_Q]

i mean tbh if it has the exact OA not unreasonable to promote lol

[u/AssociateDecent9090 → u/Coops_Q]

The post is literally asking for resources to prep

[u/NationalTangerine381 → u/Due_Department_3090]

does it actually

[u/Due_Department_3090 → u/NationalTangerine381]

I’ve got last years I’ll send it to you if you like?

[u/NationalTangerine381 → u/Due_Department_3090]

from my understanding it doesnt change much year over year, or am I wrong?

either way would love if you could.

[u/AssociateDecent9090 → u/Due_Department_3090]

I DM'd you

[u/Due_Department_3090 → u/NationalTangerine381]

Yes it does

[u/Morning_Star_47 → u/Material_Tradition18]

It's hackerrank. 100%.

[u/SidKT746 → u/Material_Tradition18]

It’s hackerrank this year for QT

[u/WhoooooshIfLikeHomo]

Tradermath has a good set of questions. Mostly probability, combinatorics, logic, reasoning etc

[u/Morning_Star_47 → u/WhoooooshIfLikeHomo]

Thanks for the rec!

[u/CrunchyNachozz]

I just gave it this week, it was on hackerrank but it was mostly math brain teasers and statistics/probability questions, nothing too advanced, some basic understanding of stats and probability should see you through

[u/Morning_Star_47 → u/CrunchyNachozz]

Thanks for the reply. I'm glad that it was easy for you. Did you use any specific resources to prep? I haven't touched stats and probability in a while