Verbal Ability gives you 15 questions in 15 minutes. The questions are standard professional English — error spotting, prepositions, vocabulary — and the section is where well-prepared candidates bank time for review.
What the verbal section covers
- Error identification — countable vs uncountable, between/among
- Fill in the blanks — prepositions and verb forms (bound by duty, travel on)
- Synonyms, antonyms and correctly-spelled words
- Idioms and phrases (“out of spirits”)
- Sentence rearrangement (para jumbles)
- Short reading comprehension passages
Practice HCLTech verbal questions
Find out which part of the sentence has a grammatical error: “Sorry but I cannot (A) / drink this tea; (B) / there is too (C) / many sugar in it. (D)”
From the given options, choose the word that is spelled correctly:
Fill in the blank with the most suitable option: “Take possession of the records immediately lest they be ____________ with.”
Do vocabulary and grammar questions in one read — if you need to re-read, mark your gut answer and move on. Save para jumbles for last; anchor them by finding the opening sentence first.
Strong English pays twice at HCLTech: campus AMP drives include a Versant English test (minimum B1 level) after the aptitude rounds — see the AMP program page.


