How to Solve Analytical Reasoning Questions in NTS or Others Tests

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How to Solve  Analytical Reasoning Questions in NTS or Others Tests

Keep in mind Analytical portion is essential part of different Tests specially under different testing services 
which most carried out 15 to 20 marks questions .
______________________________________________________• The term "analytic reasoning" refers to Acknowledging frequently recurring reactions and behaviors and connections in a variety of information.

• Every analytical reasoning question is a logical puzzle, based on a given set of conditions

• Analytical reasoning questions are presented in groups of four or five questions. Each group is based on a short passage followed by a set of conditions.

• Analytical Reasoning test measures mental level to analyze and to draw result from a complex situation by applying your logic

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Analytical reasoning Types

• Seating Arrangements

• Sequencing

• Combinations

• Comparisons

• Selections

• Ranking

• Relations

Here is Some Tols which used for Analytical problem solving

1. • Van Diagrams
2. • Math Operators
3. • Line up representation
4. • Equations
5. • Table representation
6. • Diagrams & Notations
7. • Basic Linear Sequence Game set up
8. • If then Notation:
9. • Grouping Game Diagrams

       Math Symbols which most used for solving 

Example: 1

• 7 persons Setting in a room, having chairs in line. Consider the following:

1. A setting in the corner's chair.

2. 2. C is between E and G 

3. There is 1 chair between D and F 

4. F is neighbor of G 

5. There are two chairs between A and G

Solution

7 Persons A,B,C,D,E,F,G

• 7 persons setting in a Room

We can make

X  X  X  X  X  X  X

1.A setting on corner's chair

So, there are two possibilities:

A  X  X  X  X  X  X  

X  X  X  X  X  X  A

2. C is between E and G

Here, also two possibilities:

E  C  G

G  C  E

3. There is 1 chair between D and F Two possibilities:

D  X  F

F  X  D

4. F is neighbor of G

2 possibilities

F  G or G  F

There are two chairs between A and G

A  X  X  G

G  X  X  A

Two chairs between A and G:               A  X  X  G

C is between E and G:                           A  E  C  G

F is neighbor of G:                             A  E  C  G  F

1 chairs between D and F :               A E C G F X D

And finally:                                        A  E  C  G  F  B  D