About Reasoning Course (Version 4.0)
Notification Details
Tested across nearly all government and private sector job recruitment exams throughout the year.
Important Dates
As per individual exam notifications (held throughout the year).
Eligibility Criteria
General Eligibility
Open to all competitive exam aspirants.
Age Limit
18 to 35 Years (varies based on targeted exam).
Educational Qualification
Class 10, 12, or Graduation (depending on the exam).
Selection Process
- 1
Step 1: Verbal Reasoning rules & coding patterns
- 2
Step 2: Analytical Reasoning & Syllogism Venn diagrams
- 3
Step 3: Advanced Puzzles & Seating Arrangements
- 4
Step 4: Non-Verbal visualization & figure analysis
Exam Pattern & Syllabus
Exam Pattern
Typically comprises 25-30 MCQs in SSC and Railways (qualifying/scoring), 35 questions with a 20-minute timer in Banking Prelims, and 20-25 questions in CSAT and MBA exams.
Detailed Syllabus
Verbal Reasoning (Analogy, Classification, Coding-Decoding, Blood Relations, Direction Sense, Series, Ranking, Mathematical Operations), Analytical Reasoning (Syllogism, Input-Output, Coded Inequalities, Statements & Assumptions, Course of Action, Cause & Effect), Puzzles (Linear, Circular, Grid Arrangements), Non-Verbal Reasoning (Mirror Images, Paper Folding, Embedded Figures, Series completion).
Analysis & Strategy
Previous Year Trends
Banking exams now emphasize extremely complex seating arrangements and variable puzzles. SSC exams have increased the logical depth of statement-assertion questions.
Cut-Off Analysis
Reasoning is generally the most scoring section. A high score here offsets lower scores in sections like General Awareness.
Preparation Strategy
Understand the underlying rules of Syllogisms and Blood Relations first. Practice daily puzzles (at least 3-5 puzzles of varying difficulty). Learn to avoid starting with highly complex puzzles in the exam to save time.
Career Prospects
Job Profile
Prepares candidates for corporate roles, banking officers, and central government inspectors.
Salary Information
Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 1,20,000 per month depending on the career path.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I speed up my puzzle-solving ability?
By building visual tables and condition mapping. In this course, you will learn how to parse puzzle statements in a single reading and build conditions without overlaps.
Are statement-based critical reasoning questions covered?
Yes, statement-assumption, statement-argument, and course-of-action questions are covered with a rule-based logic system to minimize errors.
Why Choose Us?
- English & Telugu Medium support
- Shortcut tricks for puzzles
- Topic wise tests
- Recorded Backup Available
Your Mentor
Anil Nair Sir
Founder & Chief Coach
- ✓ Ex-Career Launcher South India Academic Head
- ✓ Harvard Business School Admit (SELP)
- ✓ 22+ Years of Aptitude Training Excellence