Alphabet Analogy
One of the topics in the banking exam, that requires a lot of patience and has a habit of popping time and time again in the IBPS PO, SO, SBI…
Word Formation Test
Word formation is one of the easiest topics in reasoning section. It tests your verbal knowledge and can be solved in very less time. Usually, 4-5 questions in exams come…
Rule Detection Test
The reasoning is a very important section in competitive exams. There is no such thing as enough practice when it comes to this section. Time and time again this section…
Letter-Word Test
In this section, you will be asked to unscramble words, guess words and detect analogies. Questions in reasoning ability are generally considered as scoring and that is why a great…
Alphabetical Quibble
All the competitive exams generally have three sections. One of them is Alphabet Quibble. In these three sections reasoning ability holds a special value. Alphabet Quibble test has special importance…
Alphabetical Order
The reasoning section of every competitive exam is very crucial for an individual. This section can make or break the exam results for many students. There are many topics in…
What is Inductive Reasoning?
Inductive reasoning makes broad generalizations from specific observations. Basically, there will be data which will be given, then conclusions need to be drawn from the data. The reasoning is also…
What is a Venn Diagram?
A Venn diagram is a diagram that uses circles to demonstrate the connections between items or finite groupings of things. Intersecting circles have similar features, but non-overlapping circles don't. Venn…
What is Direction and Distance?
As the name suggests, Direction and Distance questions are based on the distance and/or direction puzzle. Based on the given distance and direction, candidates need to find out the final…
What is Syllogism?
Syllogism is a part of logical reasoning, especially analytical reasoning. It consists of some statements, and candidates need to derive conclusions from the given statements. The statements and conclusions may seem…