Introduction

The aim of our to provide reasoning to help the students because reasoning is important in our
competitive exam also gives our mind challenges to think differently which is like physical training.
Reasoning improve IQ score.
Example - when we are faced any problems or situations, which require a correct decision, we are often
reminded to apply logic and reasoning for the most desired result.
In this article we are provide some reasoning shortcut tricks, example, and exercises with answers. So
through in this article learn the various concepts of reasoning along with solved questions and also
practice high level questions of important reasoning topics.

Meaning:-
Oxford Dictionary:-
(Noun) - The process of thinking about sth and making a Judgment or Decision

Ordinary Dictionary:-
Reason - Noun- cause or Explanation
Verb- To persuade by reasoning
Legal Dictionary:-
Reason- Noun- Explanation , Consideration , Genesis , Logic , Sagacity ,
Enables the possessor to decide inferences from the facts or from propositions.
Verb- Examine , Analyse , Argue , Explain , plead , Paint out , Remonstrate.
Google
Noun :- The action of thinking about something in logical , sensible way.
Verb:- Think , Understand , and form Judgments logically /think rationally , think logically ,
think straight , use one's common sense , use one's brain

Origin:-
latin:- Peri (Consider) - ratio -
Old Franch:-reisun rasoner - reason

Reasoning -- Important for SSC , CGL Bank and other competitive exams . All Goverment Exam , UGC
, NET , Railway , Group -D , MAT

Types of Reasoning

1. Analogy
2. classification.
3. series Completion - Number Series ,letter series
4. coding-Decoding
5. Blood Relations,
6. puzzle Test
7. sequential output tracing
8. direction sense test
9. Logical venn diagram
 10. Alphabet Test,
11. Number , Ranking and times sequence,
12. Mathematical operations
13. Logical sequence of words
14. mathematical Reasoning,
15. Inserting the missing character,
16. data sufficiency
17. Decision making
18. Assertion and Reason
19. Situation Reaction test
20. verification of truth of the statement
21. Logic deduction,
22. statement - Arguments
23. statement - Assumptions,
24. statement-courses of action,
25. Statement - conclusions,
26. Theme Detection,
27. Series,
28. Mirror images,
29. Embedded Figures,
30. Figure matrix,
31. paper folding
32. paper cutting,

Book:- A modern approach to verbal and non verbal Reasoning -- Dr. R.S Aggarwal
Publisher - S Chand

Reasoning Question : Can be Verbal or non verbal

Verbal:- In varbal logical reasoning Questions , the concepts and problems are expressed in words . The
candidates are required to read and understand the given text or paragraph and according chose the right
answer from the given options .

Non Verbal :- the concepts and problems are expressed in the form of figures, images , or diagrams and
the candidates are required to understand them before choosing the right answer out of the given options
Number Series

(i) 95, +5 =100 (ii) 16*2+2=33

100+6 33*2+1=67

108+5=113 63*2+1=135

113+7=120 135*2+1=272

120+9=129 271*2+1=543

129+11=140

140+13=153

(iv) 2,3,5,9,17,33 ?