IBPS RRB PO is on the heads of candidates as preliminary examinations going to start in August. Banking aspirants targetting RRB PO exam know that prelim is the game to balance between speed and accuracy to achieve the cut-off scores to qualify for the exam. To aid in the preparation of aspiring candidates, we have prepared a list of most scoring topics of reasoning ability. Practicing questions of most scoring topics can help in achieving a cut-off score to qualify for the next level in the RRB PO prelim examination 2023.
Reasoning Ability occupies 50% weightage in RRB PO preliminary examination. One needs to focus on bringing clarity to reasoning fundamentals and then, solve maximum number of questions to score in reasoning section. Check out the complete list of topics and ideal them to prepare them for the Reasoning Ability section.
Topics Name | Number of Questions (Expected) |
Blood Relations | 2-3 |
Direction and Distance | 2-3 |
Alphanumeric Series/Alphabet Test | 5 |
Order & Ranking | 1-2 |
S.no | No. of Topics Covered |
1 | Linear Seating Arrangement |
2 | Dual Row Seating Arrangement |
3 | Circular Seating Arrangement |
4 | Square Seating Arrangement |
5 | Floor-based Puzzles |
6 | Scheduling-Date/Day/Week/Time |
7 | Tabulation |
We shared the most scoring topics of the Reasoning Ability section. Anyone targeting RRB PO can practice questions on these topics to qualify preliminary exam. You should start preparing by making short notes, solving topic-wise, and then, mock test series to score full marks in reasoning.
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