Syllogism is one of the important scoring topics of the Reasoning section in the NABARD Grade A Preliminary Examination. Candidates can improve NABARD Grade A Reasoning scores by practicing questions on this topic. The Preliminary exam is approaching and scheduled for October 16, 2023. Candidates have the opportunity to practice Syllogism’s most probable questions free downloadable PDF. Follow our blogpost to get amazing tricks to enhance your analytical skills in Reasoning. Moreover, sign up to get mock tests online to work on subject-wise performance for the NABARD Grade A Preliminary Exam.
NABARD Grade A online Preliminary Exam has been scheduled for October 16, 2023. Therefore, check out the latest exam pattern for the 2023 examination.
| Section | Questions | Marks Allotted |
| English Language | 30 | 30 |
| Test of Reasoning | 20 | 20 |
| Computer Knowledge | 20 | 20 |
| Decision Making | 10 | 10 |
| Quantitative Aptitude | 20 | 20 |
| General Awareness | 20 | 20 |
| Economic & Social Issues | 40 | 40 |
| Agriculture & Rural Development | 40 | 40 |
| Total | 200 | 200 |
Syllogism holds importance in NABARD Grade A as you can fetch 4 to 6 marks. Therefore, focus on improving your conceptual knowledge and practice questions properly.
1. Basic Syllogism: The statements are 100% true and the conclusion must be 100% true in this type of syllogism question.
Statement: All Ball is Oval. Some Oval is Circle.
Conclusion: Some Ball is Circle.
The above conclusion is definitely false as we cannot derive any relationship between Ball and Circle from the above statement.
2. Complimentary pairs (Either – Or Case): In this type of syllogism question, the statements are 100% true and two conclusions together can be partially true. Check out the three cases when ‘Either-Or’ follows:
a. Some + Some not
b. Some + No
c. All + Some not
Statement: All Ball is Oval. Some Oval is Circle.
Conclusion: 1. Some Ball is Circle – False (As there is no relation between Ball and Circle)
2. No Ball is Circle – False (This shows there is no relation between Ball and Circle)
But if we consider both conclusions together then, either conclusion 1 or conclusion 2 is true as this is a complimentary pair. These conclusions are connected with each other. C
3. Only – Only a few: This is the conditional-based syllogism. One of the most important concepts to be covered in syllogism as the questions based on ‘only – only a few’ are really confusing. If a statement says ‘only a few C is D’, then only a certain part of C is D and the remaining part is not B.
4. Possibility-based Syllogism: In such of syllogism, the conclusion is based on possibilities e.g., if ‘All B is C’ and ‘No B is C’, then ‘Some C being D is a possibility’ is definitely true. In such type of syllogism, the keywords used such as ‘can be’ or ‘possibility’
5. Coded Syllogism: In this syllogism usually in which a comparison between two elements is usually defined by code number and symbol. For example: In, C&D, ‘&’ represents ‘some’, so we can interpret ‘Some C is D’.
6. Reverse Syllogism: This type of syllogism comes in the exam in which few conclusions will be given. Therefore, you have to follow the conclusion to get the correct statement
If you want to tackle syllogism questions with ease in NABARD Grade A Reasoning, here are some helpful hacks:
First, visualize the given information by drawing Venn diagrams. You can solve the questions quickly. Focus on solving questions so that, you get an idea to get possible accurate answers within a fraction of a seconds.
Second, always identify the possible cases before drawing any conclusion. By adopting such practices, you can eliminate the wrong options and arrive at the correct answer quickly. Read questions and options carefully to get the correct one.
Third, if you are unable to find the correct answer, try to eliminate the options that are completely false. You can narrow down the choices and increase your chances of selecting the correct answer.
Finally, practice regularly to gain confidence and improve your speed. Practice is the key to mastering syllogism. Solve mock tests online and previous year questions to get an idea of question patterns and difficulty level.
By following these hacks, you can easily tackle syllogism questions in NABARD Grade A Reasoning. Remember to practice regularly and stay confident!
In order to score well on the NABARD Grade A Preliminary Examination, it is crucial for candidates to practice reasoning questions on syllogism. To improve analytical skills and speed, candidates can follow helpful hacks such as visualizing the syllogism, looking for possible cases before the conclusion, applying the elimination method, and practicing questions regularly. Additionally, it is recommended to sign up for a free mock test online and solve the previous year’s questions to get an idea of the question patterns and difficulty level. With consistent practice and confidence, candidates can easily tackle syllogism questions during the Preliminary Examination.
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