Reasoning
Series, coding-decoding, analogies, blood relations, directions, ranking, and clocks and calendars, with every answer worked out step by step.
Topics
Number & Letter Series
Find the next or missing term in number and letter series.
Coding-Decoding & Alphabet
Letter and number codes, alphabet positions and dictionary order.
Analogy & Odd One Out
Number and letter analogies, and spotting the item that does not fit.
Blood Relations
Family relation puzzles and pointing statements.
Direction & Distance
Walks and turns, final direction, shortest distance and shadows.
Order & Ranking
Positions in a row, people between two persons, and comparisons.
Clocks & Calendars
Angle between clock hands, mirror images, days and leap years.
About Reasoning
Reasoning tests how clearly you think rather than what you remember. It covers number and letter series, coding-decoding, analogies and odd-one-out questions, blood relations, directions and distances, order and ranking, and clocks and calendars. Each type follows a small set of rules, so steady practice makes these questions quick and reliable marks.
Every question here is built from a worked method, so each answer is worked out rather than recalled, and every explanation shows the steps. Series and odd-one-out questions are checked against the other common patterns, so only one option fits.
Exams that test it
How to prepare
- For a series, write the differences between terms first; most patterns show up there.
- Learn the alphabet positions (E = 5, J = 10, O = 15, T = 20, Y = 25) to solve codes faster.
- For blood relations, draw a small family tree instead of keeping it in your head.
- For directions, add up the North–South and East–West moves separately before finding the distance.
Tip: Questions you miss are saved automatically — revisit them in My mistakes until you clear them.