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1 ALPHABET SERIES MODEL 1 WITH EXAMPLE

2. ALPHABET SERIES MODEL 2 WITH EXAMPLE

3. ALPHABET SERIES MODEL 3 WITH EXAMPLE

4. ALPHABET SERIES MODEL 4 WITH EXAMPLE

5. ALPHABET SERIES MODEL 5 WITH EXAMPLE

6. ALPHABET SERIES MODEL 6 WITH EXAMPLE

1. BLOOD RELATIONS INTRODUCTION

2. BLOOD RELATIONS MODEL 1 WITH EXAMPLES (BLOOD RELATION ON STATEMENT)

3. BLOOD RELATIONS MODEL 2 WITH EXAMPLES (RELATION BASED ON SYMBOLS AND EQUATION)

4. BLOOD RELATIONS MODEL 3 WITH EXAMPLES (RELATION IN A COMPLEX STATEMENT)

1. CAUSE OF EFFECT EXAMPLE 1

2. CAUSE OF EFFECT EXAMPLE 2

3. CAUSE OF EFFECT EXAMPLE 3

4. CAUSE OF EFFECT EXAMPLE 4

5. CAUSE OF EFFECT EXAMPLE 5

1. CIRCULAR ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCTION

2. CIRCULAR ARRANGEMENT MODEL 1 WITH EXAMPLE (SIMPLE ARRANGEMENT)

3. CIRCULAR ARRANGEMENT MODEL 2 WITH EXAMPLE (SIMPLE ARRANGEMENT)

1. CODED INEQUALITIES INTRODUCTION

2. CODED INEQUALITIES MODEL 2 WITH EXAMPLES (FIND THE RELATION BETWEEN VARIABLES)

3. CODED INEQUALITIES MODEL1 WITH EXAMPLES (GIVEN RELATION USING SYMBOL)

1. CODING AND DECODING INTRODUCTION

2. CODING AND DECODING MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 1 (SIMPLE CODING)

3. CODING AND DECODING MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 2 (SIMPLE CODING)

4. CODING AND DECODING MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 3 (SIMPLE CODING)

5. CODING AND DECODING MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 4 (SIMPLE CODING)

6. CODING AND DECODING MODEL 2 EXAMPLE 1 (JUMBLED OR SHUFFLED LETTER OF WORD)

7. CODING AND DECODING MODEL 2 EXAMPLE 2 (JUMBLED OR SHUFFLED LETTER OF WORD)

8. CODING AND DECODING MODEL 3 WITH EXAMPLE (MORE THEN ONE OPERATION)

9. CODING AND DECODING MODEL 4 WITH EXAMPLE

10. CODING AND DECODING MODEL 5 WITH EXAMPLE (CERTAIN CODE LANGUAGE)

11. CODING AND DECODING MODEL 6 WITH EXAMPLE (USING SYMBOLS AND CONDITIONS)

1. DATA SUFFICIENCY EXAMPLE 1

2. DATA SUFFICIENCY EXAMPLE 2

3. DATA SUFFICIENCY EXAMPLE 3

4. DATA SUFFICIENCY EXAMPLE 4

5. DATA SUFFICIENCY EXAMPLE 5

1. DECISION MAKING INTRODUCTION

2. DECISION MAKING EXAMPLE 1

3. DECISION MAKING EXAMPLE 2

4. DECISION MAKING EXAMPLE 3

5. DECISION MAKING EXAMPLE 4

6. DECISION MAKING EXAMPLE 5

7. DECISION MAKING EXAMPLE 6

8. DECISION MAKING EXAMPLE 7

1. DIRECTIONS INTRODUCTION

2. DIRECTIONS MODEL 1 WITH EXAMPLES (GIVEN STARTING TO ENDING POINT)

3. DIRECTIONSMODEL 2 WITH EXAMPLES (BASED ON PYTHAGORAS THEOREM)

4. DIRECTIONS MODEL 3 WITH EXAMPLES (TWO TOWNS DIRECTION)

5. DIRECTIONS MODEL 4 WITH EXAMPLES (SHADOW BASED PROBLEM)

1. ELEMENT SERIES INTRODUCTION

2. ELEMENT SERIES MODEL 1 WITH EXAMPLE (PROCEEDED BY AND FOLLOWED BY)

3. ELEMENT SERIES MODEL 2 WITH EXAMPLE (MISSING TRIPLET)

4. ELEMENT SERIES MODEL 3 WITH EXAMPLE (FIND THE WRONG SET)

5. ELEMENT SERIES MODEL 4 WITH EXAMPLE (ELEMENT POSITION FROM ONE END)

6. ELEMENT SERIES MODEL 5 WITH EXAMPLE (DROPPED ELEMENT)

7. ELEMENT SERIES MODEL 6 WITH EXAMPLE (REVERSED SERIES)

8. ELEMENT SERIES MODEL 7 WITH EXAMPLE (INTERCHANGED SERIES)

9. ELEMENT SERIES MODEL 8 WITH EXAMPLE (POSITION FROM PARTICULAR ELEMENT)

1. INPUT OUTPUT MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 1 (MACHINE INPUT SIMPLE ARRANGEMENT)

2. INPUT OUTPUT MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 2 (MACHINE INPUT SIMPLE ARRANGEMENT)

3. INPUT OUTPUT MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 3 (MACHINE INPUT SIMPLE ARRANGEMENT)

4. INPUT OUTPUT MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 4 (MACHINE INPUT SIMPLE ARRANGEMENT)

5. INPUT OUTPUT MODEL 2 EXAMPLE (COMPLEX ARRANGEMENT)

1. LINEAR ARRANGEMENT INTRODUCTION

2. LINEAR ARRANGEMENT MODEL 1 (SIMPLE ARRANGEMENT)

3. LINEAR ARRANGEMENT MODEL 2 (COMPLEX ARRANGEMENT)

1. LOGICAL SERIES MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 1

2. LOGICAL SERIES MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 2

3. LOGICAL SERIES MODEL 2 EXAMPLE 1 (SERIES FOLLOWED BY QUESTION)

4. LOGICAL SERIES MODEL 2 EXAMPLE 2 (SERIES FOLLOWED BY QUESTION)

1. PUZZLES EXAMPLE 1

2. PUZZLES EXAMPLE 2

1. RANKING AND ORDERING MODEL 1 WITH EXAMPLE (TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSON IN A ROW)

2. RANKING AND ORDERING MODEL 2 WITH EXAMPLE (POSITION OF A PERSON FROM ONE END OF THE ROW)

3. RANKING AND ORDERING MODEL 3 WITH EXAMPLE

4. RANKING AND ORDERING MODEL 4 WITH EXAMPLE (INTERCHANGE OF POSITION)

5. RANKING AND ORDERING MODEL 5 INTRODUCTION AND EXAMPLE (INEQUALITIES)

6. RANKING AND ORDERING MODEL 6 WITH EXAMPLE

1. STATEMENT AND ARGUMENTS EXAMPLE 1

2. STATEMENT AND ARGUMENTS EXAMPLE 2

3. STATEMENT AND ARGUMENTS EXAMPLE 3

4. STATEMENT AND ARGUMENTS EXAMPLE 4

5. STATEMENT AND ARGUMENTS EXAMPLE 5

1. STATEMENT AND ASSUMPTIONS EXAMPLE 1

2. STATEMENT AND ASSUMPTIONS EXAMPLE 2

3. STATEMENT AND ASSUMPTIONS EXAMPLE 3

4. STATEMENT AND ASSUMPTIONS EXAMPLE 4

5. STATEMENT AND ASSUMPTIONS EXAMPLE 5

1. STATEMENT AND CONCLUSIONS EXAMPLE 1

2. STATEMENT AND CONCLUSIONS EXAMPLE 2

3. STATEMENT AND CONCLUSIONS EXAMPLE 3

4. STATEMENT AND CONCLUSIONS EXAMPLE 4

5. STATEMENT AND CONCLUSIONS EXAMPLE 5

1. STATEMENT AND COURSE OF ACTION EXAMPLE 1

2. STATEMENT AND COURSE OF ACTION EXAMPLE 2

3. STATEMENT AND COURSE OF ACTION EXAMPLE 3

4. STATEMENT AND COURSE OF ACTION EXAMPLE 4

5. STATEMENT AND COURSE OF ACTION EXAMPLE 5

1. SYLLOGISM INTRODUCTION

2. SYLLOGISM MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 1 CONCLUSION BASED QUESTION

3. SYLLOGISM MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 2 CONCLUSION BASED QUESTION

4. SYLLOGISM MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 3 CONCLUSION BASED QUESTION

5. SYLLOGISM MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 4 CONCLUSION BASED QUESTION

6. SYLLOGISM MODEL 1 EXAMPLE 5 CONCLUSION BASED QUESTION

7. SYLLOGISM MODEL 2 EXAMPLE 1 POSSIBILITY BASED QUESTION

8. SYLLOGISM MODEL 2 EXAMPLE 2 POSSIBILITY BASED QUESTION

9. SYLLOGISM MODEL 2 EXAMPLE 3 POSSIBILITY BASED QUESTION

10. SYLLOGISM MODEL 2 EXAMPLE 4 POSSIBILITY BASED QUESTION

11. SYLLOGISM MODEL 2 EXAMPLE 5 POSSIBILITY BASED QUESTION

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