Verbal Reasoning questions are not only frequently asked in CAT but also in International Exams like GMAT. This section tests your knowledge both on English language and Reasoning.

These questions evaluate the candidate’s ability to determine relationships between concepts. Typically, 1-5 analogy questions are asked in the reasoning section of various competitive exams.

As much as logical reasoning can be confusing and a tough nut to crack, it can also be fun trying to attempt these questions.

This paper consists of 25 questions. First 15 questions of the Question Paper are from English and last 10 questions are from Logical Reasoning.

Flawed Logical Reasoning Questions on the LSAT Learning common logical fallacies that frequently appear on the LSAT may boost your test performance.

SSC Reasoning Questions: Reasoning is one of the key sections of SSC exams. It is divided into three categories: logical reasoning, verbal reasoning, and non-verbal reasoning. General Intelligence ...

QwQ uses inference-time scaling to solve complex reasoning and planning questions, besting OpenAI's o1 in several benchmarks.