Logical Reasoning is considered as the toughest part of CAT
by many aspirants. In CAT Exam, Logical Reasoning section questions usually
come with 2/3 bits. A paragraph is given with full of information followed by
2/3 questions. You have to read it and apply your logic for answering these
questions.
In two sections of CAT paper there is no special section on
LR but one can expect LR questions to be present in the section with verbal
ability.
The most important and first step in solving an LR problem is
to write down all of the information given in a box, table or diagram e.g. if
the problem involves seating arrangements at a round table, always draw the
table first and then try various permutations and combinations of people seated
around it.
Once you have drawn the figure for the problem, you are free
to think with a clear mind. LR problems usually contain several statements
which serve as clues to solving the problem.
Thus, the problem should always be attempted in a methodical
manner, and solved step-by-step, because trying to look at all the information
at once will confuse even the best of us.
Author: MBARENDEZVOUS.COM
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