Hulkenberg's timing of 1:09.624 was good enough to get him into Q3 but the German decided not to set any timing in the final qualifying session.
Perez (1:09.624), who was marginally behind Hulkenberg was eliminated in Q2 to settle for 11th position.
Since he copped a five-place grid penalty for causing a collision in the last race in Canada, he will have to start from the 16th position on the grid.
Championship leader Nico Rosberg was third while his Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton did not set a time in Q3 and will start ninth ahead of Hulkenberg.
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