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Shekhar Sinha

This course covers some important topics for CAT exam preparation. These topics are - Cause and Effect Reasoning, Statements (Arguments and Assumptions) and Theme Detection. Not only in CAT, but these topics are asked in all major entrance exams. The course will take you through the basic to advanced level of these topics. Best wishes and happy learning.

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Logical Reasoning - Important Topics for CAT: Part 2

Logical Reasoning

CAT (Common Admission Test) Preparation

Statements & Assumptions

Logical Reasoning section of CAT exam consists of 16 questions. These 16 questions would consist of Data arrangement, family tree, Syllogism, Seating arrangement etc. Learn DILR and ace the CAT exam.

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Critical Reasoning

Quick go through on the topics that will be covered in this Logical Reasoning Course.

Overview of Course

Understanding basic concepts and theory of Cause and Effect Reasoning.

Introduction to Cause and Effect Reasoning

Practice questions on Cause and Effect Reasoning. Difficulty level of these questions is easy to give you basic understanding on the topic.

Practice Questions on Cause and Effect Reasoning: Easy

Practice questions on Cause and Effect Reasoning. Difficulty level of these questions is medium.

Practice Questions on Cause and Effect Reasoning: Medium

Practice questions on Cause and Effect Reasoning. Difficulty level of these questions is advanced.

Practice Questions on Cause and Effect Reasoning: Advanced

Understanding basic concepts and theory of Statements (Arguments).

Introduction to Statements: Arguments

Practice questions on Statement (Arguments). Difficulty level of these questions is easy to give you basic understanding on the topic.

Practice Questions on Statement (Arguments): Easy

Practice questions on Statement (Arguments). Difficulty level of these questions is medium.

Practice Questions on Statement (Arguments): Medium

Practice questions on Statement (Arguments). Difficulty level of these questions is advanced.

Practice Questions on Statement (Arguments): Advanced

Understanding basic concepts and theory of Statements (Assumptions).

Introduction to Statements: Assumptions

Practice questions on Statement (Assumptions). Difficulty level of these questions is easy to give you basic understanding on the topic.

Practice Questions on Statement (Assumptions): Easy

Practice questions on Statement (Assumptions). Difficulty level of these questions is medium.

Practice Questions on Statement (Assumptions): Medium

Practice questions on Statement (Assumptions). Difficulty level of these questions is advanced.

Practice Questions on Statement (Assumptions): Advanced

Understanding basic concepts and theory of Theme Detection.

Introduction to Theme Detection

Practice questions on Theme Detection. Difficulty level of these questions is easy to give you basic understanding on the topic.

Practice Questions on Theme Detection: Easy

Practice questions on Theme Detection. Difficulty level of these questions is medium.

Practice Questions on Theme Detection: Medium

Practice questions on Theme Detection. Difficulty level of these questions is advanced.

Practice Questions on Theme Detection: Advanced

Miscellaneous practice questions on cause and effect reasoning, statement arguments, statement assumptions, theme detection.

Miscellaneous and Previous Year Questions - 1

Miscellaneous and Previous Year Questions - 2

Miscellaneous and Previous Year Questions - 3

Miscellaneous and Previous Year Questions - 4

Sameer Sardana

This is the third part of the 15 must Solve Reasoning Set Before CAT Course , where we will discuss Set No 10 to 15. First 9 SET of this course has been covered in Part 1 and Part 2.

15 Must Solve Reasoning Set Before CAT- Part 3, SET No 10 to 15

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Jitendra Kumar Pathak

In this course i will discuss some important tricks to solve Assumption questions very easily. This Course is beneficial for CAT aspirants.

(Hindi) Practice Questions - Statement and Assumption : CAT

In this course, I will discuss Practice Questions related to the different topic of Logical Reasoning. Here Learners Revise and try to solve all Questions one by one.

(Hindi) An Overview on the Concept of Logical Reasoning : CAT, XAT, MAT

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Soumya Moharana

This Course is about Full solutions on Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning CAT 2018. This Course is beneficial for CAT aspirants.

(Hindi) Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning CAT 2018

In thia video cource I will discuss some tricks on statements and Argument for CAT

(Hindi) Statement and Argument - CAT

Riya Agarwal

In this course, Riya Agarwal will discuss questions on Venn Diagram from CAT past year papers.

Lessons

21 lessons • 4h 14m

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Overview of Course

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Introduction to Cause and Effect Reasoning

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Practice Questions on Cause and Effect Reasoning: Easy

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Practice Questions on Cause and Effect Reasoning: Advanced

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Introduction to Statements: Arguments

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Practice Questions on Statement (Arguments): Easy

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Practice Questions on Statement (Arguments): Advanced

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Introduction to Statements: Assumptions

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