Dear aspirant,

As you know, CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) is a law entrance exam conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities for admission into the UG and PG law course across India. And logical reasoning is important and scoring section if you  practice regularly. Candidates need to analyze

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The weightage of syllabus for IPU CET is given below

• 25% General English
• 25% Logical reasoning
• 35% Data interpretation
• 15% General awareness

Syllabus:

English-

English Vocabulary, Synonyms, Antonyms, Analogies, Idioms and Phrases, One word substitution, Rearrangement of word in sentences, Rearrangement of sentence in paragraph, Fill in the blanks,

Hello Aspirant,

Yes of course Analytical reasoning by MK Pandey is one of the best books used in preparation of Logical reasoning section of CLAT so you can go for it and along with it I am enlisting down some best books for CLAT preparation for all subjects for your

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Indian Statistical Institute in Kolkata takes admission into its courses by conducting it's own entrance test called as ISI exam.

Sorry to say but there is no section that comprises of questions from topics of logical reasoning. All parts of the exams mainly consists of questions from mathematics and

Hello candidate,

Yah total marks is 186 which means that you scored a good percentage of around 80 to 85 percentile in the NMAT examinations.

The colleges where you might get admission are- Xavier Institute of rural management, Xavier Institute of sustainability, Alliance University, ICFAI Business School, Shiv Nadar University,

Hi aspirant!!

Bitsat consist of these parts

Part I - Physics (40 questions)

Part II - Chemistry (40 questions)

Part III - English Proficiency (15 questions) and Logical Reasoning (10 questions)

Part IV - Mathematics/Biology (45

questions)

3 marks will be given for every correct answer. 1 mark will be

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Analytical Ability & Logical Reasoning has 40 questions of 160 marks,it consists of logical situations and questions based on the facts given in the passage, the exam is conducted for two hours, four marks is awarded for each correct attempt while there's negative marking scheme, one mark  is deducted

I believe as far as UPSC ESE is concerned, unlike CAT, UPSC CSE and JEE, you should follow a astereotypical approach to success. You should definitely follow Unacademy when it comes to general studies and logical reasoning. There are really good tutors and you can perhaps complete that part of

Hey Aspirant,

If you mug up each pages and thorough with these books, then no need to have any further books. Just go through older question papers after your study in addition take mock test by yourself.

Hope this will help you.

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