Reasoning Ability Test Series
सभी प्रतियोगी परीक्षाओं (CET, Patwari, LDC, REET, SSC, Railway आदि) के लिए तार्किक क्षमता (Reasoning) की Test Series — Basic व Advanced स्तर पर।
About Reasoning Ability
Reasoning ability (also called general intelligence or mental ability) is part of almost every competitive exam in India: SSC CGL and CHSL, RRB NTPC, bank Prelims and Mains, and state exams such as CET and Patwari.
Reasoning questions test logic rather than memory. They need practice more than reading: once you know the common question types, regular timed practice makes you both faster and more accurate, which is why reasoning is one of the highest-scoring sections for well-prepared students.
Reasoning Ability at a glance
| SSC CGL / CHSL Tier-1 | 25 of 100 questions (General Intelligence and Reasoning) |
| RRB NTPC CBT-1 | 30 of 100 questions |
| Bank Prelims (PO / Clerk) | 35 of 100 questions, with a 20-minute sectional timer |
| Rajasthan exams | Part of CET, Patwari and other papers along with mathematics |
Reasoning Ability — test series & prices
Reasoning Ability syllabus
How to prepare: 5 practical tips
- Learn one standard method for each question type, then practise it until it becomes automatic.
- Solve easy types first (coding, series, direction, blood relations) and puzzles last.
- Use timed sets of 20 to 25 questions to build speed under exam pressure.
- Keep a list of the types you get wrong and practise them separately.
- Draw diagrams for seating and blood-relation questions instead of solving in your head.
What you get on Prepnity
Reasoning Ability: frequently asked questions
How many reasoning questions come in SSC CGL and CHSL Tier-1?
25 of the 100 questions (50 of 200 marks) are from General Intelligence and Reasoning.
How much reasoning is asked in bank Prelims?
35 of the 100 questions in IBPS and SBI PO and Clerk Prelims, solved in a 20-minute sectional window.
Which reasoning topics are asked most?
Coding-decoding, series, analogy, blood relations, direction sense, syllogism and seating arrangement appear in almost every exam; bank exams add harder puzzles.
Can reasoning be learnt quickly?
The basic types can be learnt in a few weeks, but speed and accuracy come only from daily timed practice.
Is non-verbal reasoning asked?
Yes, mainly in SSC and Railway exams: figure series, mirror images, paper folding and counting figures.
How do Prepnity's reasoning tests help?
They are topic-wise practice tests with explanations in Hindi and English, so you can practise one type at a time and see your weak topics after each test.
Can I try before paying?
Yes. Register for free and attempt the free tests (2 available for this exam) before buying any series.
Are the questions in Hindi or English?
Every question, option and explanation is available in both Hindi and English. You can switch the language at any time.
For how long can I use a series?
You choose a 3, 6 or 12 month plan. You can renew any time and the remaining days are added.
How do I pay?
Secure online payment by UPI, card or net banking.
Do I get my money back?
Please read our refund policy.
Information checked on 7 November 2026. Question counts are from the latest SSC, RRB and bank exam patterns as reported in public sources. Prepnity is an independent test-series platform and is not connected with any exam-conducting body.
