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Prashant Dhamangi

Verbal reasoning is usually a scoring area and it takes the intellectual ability of the candidate. This section deals with judgement and other things pertaining to presence of mind and logical ability of the aspirant.All the important topics are covered in verbal and logical reasoning. Tags: Reasoning for SSC, Reasoning for SSC CGL, Reasoning problems, Reasoning puzzles, Reasoning Online, SSC Online study,Reasoning for SSC Exam, Reasoning Classes For SSC CGL, Reasoning and Logic For SSC CGL, Reasoning and Logic Tricks.

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Reasoning Made Easy for SSC CGL Aspirants

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This section gives you an overview of SSC reasoning which will be covered.

Overview: Reasoning Made Easy for SSC CGL Aspirants

In this unit we mainly deal with finding the day of the week on a particular given date. The process of finding it lies on obtaining the number of odd days.

Calendar

This unit mainly consists of direction puzzle. A candidate is required to ascertain the final direction or the distance between two points.

Direction Test - Puzzle

This unit is a continuation of Direction test-Part 1. This unit consists of Type 2 and Type 3 problems related to directions.

Direction Test - Advance Problems

In this segment candidates have to deal with the questions based on blood relation. 

Type 1: Puzzle form
In this type, mutual blood relations or other information's of more than two persons are mentioned & information about any two is mentioned.

Blood Relation- Puzzle Form

Type 2:
In this section, questions are like a man/woman define a relationship to any other person to whom that man/woman indicate with the help of chain of relations.

Blood Relation - Indicating Form

In this section, the relationships are represented by certain codes or symbols. The relationships between certain persons given in the form of codes are to be analyzed.

Blood Relation - Coded Form

A code is a system of signals. Therefore coding is a method of transmitting a message between the sender & receiver without a third person knowing it. Coding & Decoding is an aid to check candidates ability to understand the logic that codes a particular message to read the message.

Coding Decoding - Letter Coding

In these questions, numerical code values are given to a word or vice-versa. The candidate is required to find the code depending upon the given coding pattern.

Coding Decoding - Number Coding

This section is supposed to be the simplest of coding-decoding chapter. In this type if questions, some particular objects are assigned code names. Then a question is asked that us to be answered in the code language.

Coding Decoding - Substitutional Coding

This unit is based on the movement of the hands of a clock. The hands may be moving in either direction, clockwise or anticlockwise with varying time intervals. You are given four or five different successive figures showing movement of the hands and are asked to determine the next position.

Clock Movement Problems

This section  deals with questions which aim at analysing a candidates ability to relate a certain given group of items & illustrate it diagrammatically.

Logical Venn Diagrams - Introduction

This unit is continuation of Part 1 logical Venn diagrams.

Logical Venn Diagrams - Discussing Important Problems

This unit is a continuation of Part2 with more problems to make you understand better.

Logical Venn Diagrams - Question and Answer Session

This unit deals with question of advance level which involves different diagrams like circle, triangle, rectangle etc.

Logical Venn Diagrams - Advanced

This unit deals with questions in which series of numbers or alphabetical letters are given which are generally called as terms of the series. These terms follow a certain pattern throughout. You are required to recognise this pattern and either complete the given series with the most suitable alternative or find the wrong term in the series.

Series Completion - Basic Understanding

This unit deals with Number series part 1 which focuses on type1 questions i.e. completing the given series.

Series completion - Number Series

This unit is continuation of Number series Part 1. This unit deals with question of case 2 type- Finding the wrong term in the sequence.

Series completion - Finding the Wrong Term

This unit is part2 which is Alphabet series. Questions are based on alphabets where you have to identify a unique pattern and choose the correct alternative.

Series completion - Alphabet series

This type of questions consist of series of small letters which follow a certain pattern. However, some letters are missing from the series. These missing letters are then given in a proper sequence as one of the alternative. You are required to choose this alternative as the answer.

Series Completion - Letter Series

sitting arrangement questions involve arrangement of persons in a circular table, rectangular table or line arrangement with some given conditions. In order to solve these type of questions, best strategy is to develop a rough pictorial diagram. Once diagram is complete, questions that follow can be answered easily.

Seating Arrangement - Introduction

This section deals with questions of circular arrangement form. As the name says, some persons (6,8,10 etc) are made to sit around the circle facing the center or facing opposite the center.

Seating Arrangement - Circular Arrangement

This section deals with questions of Row & column form. As the name says they are either arranged in a row or column.

Seating Arrangement - Row/Column

This section deals with questions of rectangular and square form. As the name says they are arranged either in a rectangular or square form.

Seating Arrangement - Rectangle/Square Form

In this unit generally the ranks of persons from both sides left or right or from top and bottom are mentioned and total number of persons are asked. Some times questions are based on their interchanged positions.

Order and Ranking

The problem based on paper folding involves the process of selecting a figure which could most closely resemble the pattern that could be formed when a transparent sheet is carrying designs on either side of a dotted line is folded along the line. The figure has to be selected from the set of four alternatives.

Paper folding

In this chapter we shall study the problems relating to the analysis of the pattern that is formed when a folded piece of paper has been cut in a definite design.

Paper Cutting

This unit deals with questions based on a mirror. The image of an object as seen in a mirror is called its mirror reflection or mirror image. 
In such an image, the right side of the object appears on the left & vice versa. A mirror image is therefore said to be laterally inverted and is called lateral inversion.

Mirror Images

This unit deals with questions based on water images. 
The reflection of an object as seen in water is called its water image. It is inverted image obtained by turning the objects upside down.

Water Images

This section deals with questions on simple mathematical operations. Here the four fundamental operations- addition, subtraction, multiplication & division also statements such as 'less than', 'greater than', 'equal to', 'not equal to', etc are represented by symbols, different from usual ones. The questions involving these operations are set using artificial symbols. The candidate is required to substitute the real signs and solve the questions accordingly.

Mathematical Operations- Problem Solving by Substitution

This unit is Part-2 of mathematical operations.This lesson deals with questions on interchanging of signs and numbers.

Mathematical Operations - Interchanging of signs and Numbers

This unit is Part-3 of mathematical operations, which deals with questions on deriving the appropriate conclusion.

Mathematical Operations- Deriving the appropriate conclusion

In questions based on analogy, a particular relationship is given & another similar relationship has to be identified from the alternatives. Analogy tests are therefore meant to test a candidate's overall knowledge, power of reasoning & ability to think concisely and accurately.

Analogy- Completing the Analogies pair

In this unit questions are in the statement form. Candidate has to recognise the relation between the given two words in the sentence and find the best suitable answer from the alternatives given.

Analogy- Simple Analogy

In these type of questions, a pair of words is given followed by four pair of words as alternatives. You are required to choose the pair in which the words bear the same relationship to each other as the words of the given pair.

Analogy- Choosing the Analogous Pair

In these type of questions a group of three words are given followed by four other words as alternatives. You are required to choose the alternative which is similar to the given three words.

Analogy- Choosing a similar Word

In these type of questions you are required to trace out the hidden analogy or common characteristics among the given words or to choose the word which possesses the same characteristics as the given word.

Analogy- Detecting Analogy

This section deals with two types of questions:
1. Choosing a similar related pair as the given number pair on the basis of the relation between the numbers in each pair.
2. Choosing a number similar to a group of numbers on the basis of certain common properties that they possess.

Analogy- Number Analogy

In these type of questions two group of alphabets related to each other in sone way are given. You are required to find out this relationship and choose a group of alphabets which is related in the same way to the third group provided in the question.

Analogy- Alphabet Analogy

In these type of questions, a statement is given followed by two assumptions. You are required to assess the given statement and then decide which of the given assumption is implicit in the statement and choose the same from the alternatives provided.

Statements and Assumptions

In these type of questions, a statement concerned with a political, social or economic issue is given followed by two arguments, generally one in favour & one against the statement. You are required to analyse first the statement then the arguments in context of the statement and decide which of the arguments holds strong and helps, formulate the most appropriate opinion on the subject.

Statement and Argument

Puzzles are problems intentionally asked to stimulate the brain into devising solutions. The candidate is required to analyze the given information, convert it into suitable form and answer the question asked. The extent to which puzzles have become part of our daily life can be gauged from the popularity of crosswords, jigsaw and sudoku.

Puzzle and Classification

This unit is Part 2 of puzzle, which deals with the remaining three types such as selection based, family based and jumbled form and its problems.

Puzzle- Problems

Syllogism  is an important topic in almost every competitive exam. In reality it is very easing and scoring topic. These questions are totally based upon the logic. If we solve these questions with the help of Venn diagrams then we will get the conclusion very easily.

Syllogism- Introduction

This unit is continuation of introduction topic with continuation of the rules. Remember that these Venn diagrams are just a medium to solve the questions. A question can have lots of diagrams which we can draw several figures by a statement but we have to draw the easiest figure because it will enable us to solve the question with minimum time.

Syllogism- Introduction Continued

This unit deals with the main thumb rule and important problems.

Syllogism- Problems

This unit deals with questions based on cubes and dice. Explaining the basics and formulas.

Cubes and Dice- Introduction

This unit is continuation of Cubes and deals with dice concept and problems based on painting a dice.

Cubes and Dice- Problems

I am teaching Current Affairs, Indian Polity & Reasoning in different coaching institutes & in different cities of India from last 11 years.

Shailendra Kumar

A number which is calculated with the help of other given numbers from many logics.

(Hindi) Missing Number - SSC CGL

Completed MMS & M.Com. Worked with Yes Bank, BSE & HDFC AMC



Nikita Jetwani

Verbal reasoning is usually a scoring section and it takes the intellectual ability of the candidate. This section deals with judgement and other things pertaining to presence of mind and logical ability of the aspirant. This course includes reasoning topics like Blood relation, Analogy, Classification, logic etc.

Verbal Reasoning for SSC CGL Examination

An indipendent thinker,self learner, self motivated,love to play chess and watch cricket

Deepak Agarwal

In this course, Deepak Agarwal discusses the basics of the reasoning, covering the topics Calendar, Series completion, number ranking etc. The course will be beneficial for SSC CGL aspirants.

(Hindi) Reasoning Basics: SSC CGL

Mohit Rathee

This section tests the judgment and other skills pertaining to the presence of mind and the logical ability of the aspirant. Mohit makes it easier by covering all the necessary concepts and techniques involved in solving these types of problems. As he proceeds he makes all the aspirants familiar with the moderate level of questions and finally with advanced level questions. After the completion of this course, the aspirants would definitely gain proficiency in cracking questions of any difficulty with ease. This course focuses in Seating Arrangement and Ranking Problems which are very tricky to solve without having knowledge of a proper approach to solve them. Tags: SSC CGL Exam, SSC CGL Syllabus, SSC CGL Exam Pattern

Seating Arrangement, Ranking Problems and Directions Test for SSC CGL Exam (in Hindi)

Post Graduated in Applied Mathematics
Teaching Experience 5 years

Tanmay Paul

In this course I have discussed previous year reasoning questions.

SSC CPO Previous Year Question of General Intelligence

M.sc(Cranfield University UK) QUALIFIED SSC CGL,IBPS PO,FCI,RAILWAY NTPC(89.67%
 marks) UPTET & CTET ALL AT FIRST ATTEMPT

M S Mustafaa

In this course, the educator discusses previous years questions on analogy. The course will be beneficial for SSC CGL Aspirants.

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Overview: Reasoning Made Easy for SSC CGL Aspirants

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Calendar

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Direction Test - Puzzle

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Direction Test - Advance Problems

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Blood Relation- Puzzle Form

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Blood Relation - Indicating Form

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Blood Relation - Coded Form

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Coding Decoding - Letter Coding

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Coding Decoding - Number Coding

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Coding Decoding - Substitutional Coding

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