Verbal Reasoning
Verbal reasoning is understanding and reasoning using concepts framed in words. It aims at evaluating the ability to think constructively, rather than at simple fluency or vocabulary recognition, its target is assessing the capacity to think.
| Letter Series Set I |
| Input-Output Set I |
| Coding-Decoding Set I |
| Syllogism |
| Seating Arrangement |
| Inequality |
| Statement and Assumption |
| Statement and Arguments |
| Analogy Set I |
| Classification |
| Blood Relation |
Non-Verbal Reasoning
Non-verbal reasoning involves the ability to understand, analyse, comprehend and break down visual information and solve problems using visual reasoning.
| Series |
| Classification |
| Mirror Images |
| Embedded Images |
| Figure Matrix |
| Paper Cutting |
| Grouping of Images |
| Shape Construction |
| Cubes and Dice |
| Analogy |
| Analytical Reasoning |
| Water Images |
| Pattern Completion |
| Paper Folding |
| Rule Detection |
| Dot Situation |
| Image Analysis |
