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This book gives crystal-clear concepts covering all the topics related to reasoning and general intelligence. The book is divided into three sections with various questions that are asked in today’s competitive examinations. Quicker techniques are used to solve the questions. Moreover, at the end of the book, 5 practice papers with solutions are also provided. All these make the book a valuable resource to achieve success in various competitive examinations.
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| Contents: | |
| Section 1: Usual Reasoning/General Intelligence | |
| 1. Series—3 | 24. Assertion and Reason—316 |
| 2. Test of Analogy—16 | 25. Situation-Reaction Test—323 |
| 3. Classification and Odd Pairs—30 | 26. Verification of Truth of the Statement—331 |
| 4. Coding-Decoding—43 | 27. Miscellaneous Logics—335 |
| 5. Blood Relation—61 | Section 3: Non-Verbal Reasoning |
| 6. Direction Based Test—78 | 28. Series—345 |
| 7. Sitting Arrangement—106 | 29. Analogy—353 |
| 8. Puzzle and Complex Arrangement—126 | 30. Classification—358 |
| 9. Sequential Tracing of Input and Output—145 | 31. Rule Detection—364 |
| 10. Alphabet Test and Dictionary—160 | 32. Identical Figures—368 |
| 11. Ranking—172 | 33. Water and Mirror Image—378 |
| 12. Mathematical Inequalities—185 | 34. Paper Folding and Cutting—386 |
| 13. Finding the Missing Characters—196 | 35. Hidden and Embedded Figure—393 |
| 14. Clock and Calendar—203 | 36. Squares and Triangles—399 |
| 15. Data Sufficiency—213 | 37. Figure Matrix—405 |
| 16. Venn Diagram—226 | 38. Figure Formation and Analysis—413 |
| Section 2: Logical Reasoning | 39. Brick Test—418 |
| 17. Syllogism—237 | 40. Cubes and Dice—424 |
| 18. Statement and Argument—248 | 41. Analytical Reasoning—433 |
| 19. Statement and Assumptions—263 | Practice Papers |
| 20. Statement and Course of Action—272 | Practice Paper – 1—445 |
| 21. Deriving the Conclusion from Given Passage—283 | Practice Paper – 2—455 |
| 22. Statement and Conclusion—294 | Practice Paper – 3—463 |
| 23. Decision Making—304 | Practice Paper – 4—473 |
| Practice Paper – 5—482 | |
Rajesh Kumar Thakur, a postgraduate in three diverse subjects Maths, Operation Research and Education, is a mathematics teacher, engaged in freelance writing for science magazines since 2003. Hundreds’ of his mathematical articles and essays have been published in different magazines and newspapers all over India. He has so far written 24 books on mathematics. Associated with well-known mathematical societies and clubs, the charm of numbers fascinates him so much that he is now actively working with different schools to make Vedic Mathematics popular among young kids by organising free seminars. So far more than 180 such Seminars have been conducted by him. The All India Ramanujan Mathematics Club has honoured him as National Best Teacher Award. He has also received the certificate of appreciation in 5th IYMC 2012. He has delivered many mathematical talks on All India Radio.email : rkthakur1974@gmail.com
