PART 1: Syllogisms

Syllogisms is a verbal reasoning type problem, which is an important

topic and is frequently asked in many competitive examinations in the
Reasoning Section. These types of questions contain two or more
statement and these statements are followed by the number of
conclusion. You have to find which conclusions logically follows from the
given statements.
Roughly 5 Questions are asked in the Bank Exam on Syllogism, which
generally range from being Moderate to Difficult.
Part 2: Inequalities
Inequalities is a common topic for all competitive exams. We can
expect 5 or 6 questions from this topic in Reasoning section. It is one
of the easy topics for people who are slightly comfortable with elementary
mathematics.
Part 3: Coding- Decoding
Coding Decoding is a method of transmitting a message between the
sender and the receiver without a third person knowing it. Before
transmitting, the data is encoded and at receiver side encode data is
decoded in order to obtain original data by determining common key in
encoded data.
Roughly 5 Questions are asked in the Bank Exam on CodingDecoding, which generally range from being Moderate to Difficult.
Part 4: Seating Arrangement
Seating Arrangement comprises of 3 sub parts-

1. Circular Seating Arrangement

In Circular Seating Arrangement, you have to arrange people or
objects around a circle, as per the given information in the questions.
Roughly 5 Questions are asked in the Bank Exam on Circular Sitting
Arrangement, which generally range from being Moderate to Difficult.
You can take this Reasoning quiz on Circular Seating
Arrangement to check how much you know!
2. Inward- Outward Seating ArrangementRoughly 5 Questions are asked in the Bank Exam on InwardOutward Seating Arrangement, which generally range from being
Moderate to Difficult. You can take this Reasoning quiz on InwardOutward Seating Arrangement to check how much you know!
3. Linear Sitting ArrangementIn linear (row) arrangement problems, we have to arrange the data
linearly. The arrangement is done only one axis and hence, the position
of people or objects assumes importance in terms of order like first
position, second position, last position. In this type of arrangement, we
take directions according to our left and right.
Roughly 5 Questions are asked in the Bank Exam on Linear Sitting
Arrangement, which generally range from being Moderate to Difficult.
You can take this Reasoning quiz on Linear Seating
Arrangement to check how much you know!
Part 5- Input- Output
In Input Output-, questions are asked in the form of alphabetical
management, machine arrangement or arrangement of numbers. You are
asked to imagine that there is some kind of computer or word
processing machine and this machine performs some operation on

given input. These operations are performed repeatedly as per a prefixed pattern and subsequently we have different output at different
steps.
Roughly 0-5 Questions are asked in the Bank Exam on InputOutput which generally range from being Moderate to Difficult. You can
take this Reasoning quiz on Input- output to check how much you
know!
Part 6- Logical ReasoningLogical Reasoning comprises of 2 sub- parts.
1. Statements & Course of ActionStatement and Courses of Action is a major area of logical
reasoning topic. This is a regular feature in Bank exams. This type of
questions is intended to scrutinize the decision -making skills of the
candidate.
Roughly 2-3 Questions are asked in
the Bank exam on Statement & Course of Action which generally
range from being Moderate to Difficult. You can take this Reasoning
quiz on Statement & Course of Action to check how much you
know!
2. Cause & EffectCause & Effect is a major area of logical reasoning topic. Usually in
such questions the candidates are asked to determine whether a given
event is the cause or the effect of some other event. The idea behind
putting these questions is to ascertain the analytical and logical reasoning
ability of the aspirants.

Roughly 2-3 Questions are asked in the Bank exam on Cause &
Effect which generally range from being Moderate to Difficult. You can
take this Reasoning quiz on Cause & Effect to check how much you
know!