Key Features


• The whole Reasoning has been divided into two parts – Verbal and Non-Verbal, to develop the required skills for tackling various types of ‘Reasoning’ situations.

• More than 10,000 practice questions have been provided.

• Sufficient number of Analytical Reasoning questions has also been provided.

• Explanatory answers have been provided to almost all the questions.

• Questions asked in recently held examinations from the different areas of Reasoning have been incorporated at appropriate places.

Table of Contents


• 1. Verbal Reasoning

• Analogy Test
• Classification
• Coding-Decoding
• Comparison of Ranks
• Input-Output
• Direction Sense Test
• Logic- Based Venn Diagrams
• Sitting Arrangement
• Logical Alphabet Number and Time Sequence Tests
• Logical Arrangement of Words
• Blood Relations
• Data Sufficiency
• Letter Series
• Number Series
• Mathematical Operations
• Number Puzzles
• Arithmetical Reasoning
• Clocks
• Calendar
• Analytical Reasoning
• Syllogism
• Decision Making
• Statement and Assumptions
• Statement and Conclusions
• Statement and Course of Action
• Passage and Conclusion
• Statement and Argument
• Verification of Truth of Statements
• Punchlines
• Assertion and Reason
• Computer Aptitude Test

• 2. Non-Verbal Reasoning

• Completion of Series
• Analogy
• Classification
• Counting of Figures
• Completion of Figures
• Embedded Figures
• Cube
• Dice
• Paper Cutting
• Formation of Figures
• Mirror-Images
• Water-Images
• Paper Folding
• Dot Situations