The Wipro Elite NTH syllabus covers three scored rounds. The topic list below is compiled from recent memory-based Wipro papers — the same topics repeat drive after drive, so treat this as your preparation checklist.
Quantitative Ability (16 questions, 16 min)
- Percentages, Profit & Loss, Simple & Compound Interest
- Ratio & Proportion, HCF & LCM, Averages
- Time & Work, Pipes & Cisterns
- Speed–Time–Distance, Trains, Boats & Streams
- Problems on Ages, Number System, Algebra basics
- Permutation & Combination, Probability, Mensuration
Logical Ability (14 questions, 18 min)
- Number series and find-the-wrong-number
- Coding-decoding and letter analogies
- Blood relations and seating/logical arrangements
- Syllogisms, statement–conclusion, statement–assumption
- Data sufficiency
- Directions, clocks & calendars
Verbal Ability (22 questions, 14 min)
- Synonyms, antonyms and contextual vocabulary
- Error identification and sentence correction
- Fill in the blanks and sentence completion
- Sentence rearrangement (para jumbles)
- Active–passive voice and direct–indirect speech
- Reading comprehension
Written Communication Test (1 essay, 20 min)
- 200–400 word essay on a contemporary/opinion topic
- Scored by the automated WriteX engine — grammar, structure, vocabulary
Online Programming Test (2 problems, 60 min)
- Arrays, strings and counting/frequency logic
- Searching, sorting and two-pointer techniques
- Basic data structures (stacks, hash maps) and simulation
- Languages allowed: C, C++, Java, Python
Aiming for the higher package? The Turbo upgrade test adds harder DSA problems on top of this syllabus — optimized solutions, not brute force.