Reasoning

Reasoning is one of the most important and scoring sections of every competitive examination such as SSC, Banking, Railways, Defence, UPSC, State PSC, Teaching and Police exams. This subject tests a candidate’s logical thinking, analytical ability, problem-solving skills and decision-making capacity. Questions from Reasoning are asked in both verbal and non-verbal formats, making it a crucial part of exam preparation.
On this page, you will find a comprehensive collection of Reasoning questions in Hindi and English (Bilingual) with correct answers and clear explanations. These MCQs are prepared strictly according to the latest exam pattern and based on previous year question trends. The bilingual format helps both Hindi medium and English medium students to practice confidently and understand each concept clearly.
Important topics covered under Reasoning include Series, Coding–Decoding, Blood Relations, Analogy, Direction Sense, Syllogism, Puzzle, Seating Arrangement, Venn Diagram, Clock & Calendar and Mathematical Operations. Regular practice of Reasoning MCQs improves your speed, accuracy and confidence, which is essential to clear the cut-off in competitive exams.
These Reasoning questions are extremely useful for SSC GD, SSC CGL, CHSL, Banking, RRB, NDA, CDS, Police and State-level competitive exams. Practice these questions daily to strengthen your reasoning ability and boost your overall exam performance.

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54 people are standing in a row facing North.

54 people are standing in a row facing North. Junaid is 21 from the left end, while Sourav is 12th from the right end. How many people are there between Junaid and Sourav? 54 लोग उत्तर दिशा की ओर अभिमुख होकर  एक पंक्ति में खड़े हैं। जुनैद बाएँ छोर से 21वें स्थान पर है, जबकि

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If 1 is added to each odd digit and 1

If 1 is added to each odd digit and 1 is subtracted from each even digit in the number 3215674, what will be the sum of the digits which are first from the left and third from the right? यदि संख्या 3215674 में प्रत्येक विषम अंक में 1 जोड़ा जाए और प्रत्येक सम अंक में

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HO22, JQ31, LS40, NU49, ? – Which of the following letter-number clusters will replace the question mark (?)

Which of the following letter-number clusters will replace the question mark (?) in the given series to make it logically complete? निम्नलिखित में से कौन-सा अक्षर-संख्या समूह दी गई श्रृंखला को तार्किक रूप से पूर्ण बनाने के लिए प्रश्न-चिह्न (?) के स्थान पर आएगा? HO22, JQ31, LS40, NU49, ?  

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In a certain code language, WASO is

In a certain code language, WASO is coded as 65 and YKSB is coded as 64. What is the code for LEUC in that language? किसी निश्चित कूट भाषा में, WASO को 65 के रूप में कूटबद्ध किया गया है तथा YKSB को 64 के रूप में कूटबद्ध किया गया है। उसी भाषा में LEUC

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VQ – PK, QL – KF, TO – NI, UP – OI – Which is the letter-cluster pair that DOES NOT belong to that group?

Based on the English alphabetical order, three of the following four letter-cluster pairs are alike in a certain way and thus form a group. Which is the letter-cluster pair that DOES NOT belong to that group? (Note: The odd one out is not based on the number of consonants/vowels or their position in the letter-cluster.)

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In a certain code language, ‘never judge people’ is coded as ‘gu uf ha’

In a certain code language, ‘never judge people’ is coded as ‘gu uf ha’ and ‘don’t ask people’ is coded as ‘kl td uf’. How is ‘people’ coded in that language? (All codes are two-letter codes.) किसी विशिष्ट कूट भाषा में, ‘never judge people’ को ‘gu uf ha’ और ‘don’t ask people’ को ‘kl td

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