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Reasoning is defined as the process of drawing conclusions based on facts and evidence after a casual and rational analysis of the problem.
The test of reasoning is a method of measuring mental capacity. It includes a test of the ability to solve problems and arrive at answers and solutions in a logical way.
Verbal and Non Verbal reasoning tests are increasingly a part of the selection and admission process. Parishram Academics will give you all the practice you need.
You will gain experience with real practice questions and answers, become familiar with the test and feel comfortable with a range of difficult levels.
Taught by experienced and expert teacher, you will find a variety of effective strategies, tricks, and tips to achieve peak performance.
Verbal Reasoning test use words, letters, numbers, and require logical reasoning and a reasonable knowledge of the English language.
It is also necessary to be familiar with simple manipulations with figures, like addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication.
The test of Reasoning will not require any advanced knowledge of maths. Instead, they will test how logical you are, that is, how will you reason and think.
The time factor in Verbal Reasoning is very crucial. Each question has to be answered quickly.
Non Verbal Reasoning consists of those tests in which words, figures, digits, and letters are seldom used. Non Verbal tests make use of diagrams, figures, ability, speed of reason, and differentiation, etc rather than academic knowledge.
The word “Logic” is derived from the Greek word ‘Logos’ which means “Thoughts in Language”.
The mental recognition of cause and effect relationship is called “reasoning”. It may be prediction of an event from an observed cause or the interference of a cause from an observed event.
Logical Reasoning is a process of passing from the known to unknown.
It is the process of deriving a logical inference from a hypothesis through reasoning.
This type of reasoning involves three important attributes, viz, What? Why? And How?
