Logical Reasoning skills are important as they help you reason with important decisions. It is a rational way of thinking and understanding a situation in order to arrive at any conclusion. This process requires a systematic series of steps based on logical procedures and given statements. Having good logical reasoning skills will help you in decision making. This quality not only aids in your interpersonal relationships, but also makes you an effective leader. Logical thinking skills actually enhance your ability to understand what you have learned, to develop hypotheses, and to test those hypotheses against known facts and finally arriving at the conclusion.It simply means the ability of an individual to solve numerical and mathematical calculations.
This skill is tested in competitive exams like Bank Clerk, PO's, SSC, CHSL, Groups, SI, Constable etc. This is necessary to maintain healthy realationship with your clients which is required for almost any job. You don't need to be a math expert to solve logical reasoning problems. So this will be scoring part for students when you are not so good at math. Some tests even consider logical reasoning as preliminary i.e., you'll be proceeded to next stage only if you score good enough marks in Quantitative Aptitude. This is the same reason why, every college student participate in Campus Recruitment Training (CRT).
Our course consists of all the concepts required to give you a sound understanding of Logical Reasoning. Logical Reasoning includes both Verbal and Non-verbal reasoning in which you need to identify patterns and find the solution. In exams, you'll be presented with around 1 minute or less to solve these type of questions, which you can do only with some practice. Whether it is in exam or life, you shouldn't take much time for making calculations.
By learning this course it improves your:
- Pattern Recognition The ability to quickly spot patterns helps you in many aspects of your life. For example, when you need to do a repetitive thing which you have already done in your life, the pattern recognition helps you to identify best solution based on your previous experience.
- Problem Solving: By solving numerous problems here, you'll develop a knack for easily looking solutions to problems. This problem solving skills can easily be transferred to other domains. For example, if you are a programmer you need problem solving skills to break down the question and then create the actual code for it.
- Mental Alertness: Some tricky questions, check your mental alertness by puzzling your brain. You don't need to actually solve the problem to get the solution fast, there is always an alternative approach.
- Accuracy: It doesn't matter if you are fast enough, but not accurate. Speed and accuracy are both needed. With enormous data at your disposal, you need to be wary to not committing any errors.
LOGICAL REASONING
VERBAL REASONING
- Analogy
- Classification
- Series completion
- Coding-decoding
- Blood relations
- Direction sense test
- Venn diagrams
- Puzzle Test
- Sequential Output Tracing
- Alphabetic Test
- Number Ranking& Time Sequence test
- Sign substitution
- Logical sequence of words
- Arithmetical Reasoning
- Inserting Missing character
- Data sufficiency
- Decision making
- Verification of truth of statement
- Statement – Argument
- Statement – Assumptions
- Statement – Courses of Action
- Statement – Conclusions
- Logical Deduction / Syllogism
- Theme Detection
- Questions – statements (sufficiency)
- Miscellaneous Logic puzzles
- Seating arrangements
NON-VERBAL REASONING
- Making series
- Analogy
- Classification – Odd figure out
- Series test
- Analytical reasoning – Geometry of figures
- Mirror images, Water images
- Spotting embedded figures
- Completion of Incomplete pattern
- Figure matrix questions
- Rule Detection
- Miscellaneous test
After the completion of this course, you'll learn
- Finding analogies
- Finding the odd one (Classifcations)
- Decoding the coded strings
- Finding relationship of one person to another (Blood Relations)
- Finding distance and direction from origin when a person walks certain distances in different directions (Direction Sense Test)
- Solving Venn Diagram based problems
- Solving Puzzle tests
- Tracing sequential output
- Solving Alphabetic test
- Finding rank of numbers and time sequence
- Substituting the signs in a statement
- Arranging words in logical sequence
- Solving arithematical reasoning problems
- Inserting missing character
- Solving data sufficiency problems
- Decision making based on statements
- Verification of truthness of statements
- Finding the arguments for statements
- Finding the assumptions for statements
- Finding the courses of action for statements
- Finding the conclusions for statements
- Finding logical deduction (Syllogism)
- Detecting theme of paragraph
- Finding if the statements are sufficient to solve questions
- Solving miscellaneous puzzles
- Find where one lies with respect to another (Seating Arrangements)