For attempting Logical Reasoning,
here are some general test-taking points that should remembered and remain top
of mind:
Study the question carefully. A brief explanation of why each
choice is correct or incorrect follows each practice question. If you
understand this reasoning for the practice items, you will do well on the
actual assessment.
NEVER assume or use any information that the question fails to
give you.Consider ONLY the information given in each reading passage when
choosing among the alternative responses.
Read both the factual passage and the sentence completion
instruction carefully. Both must be considered in making your choice.
Be sure to read all the response choices carefully before choosing
one.
In questions that ask you to select a valid conclusion, always
choose the one conclusion that must definitely follow from the information you
are given. In questions that ask you to find the invalid alternative, choose
the one conclusion that does not definitely follow from the information.
Pay special attention to words like "all,"
"some," or "none" when you read the factual information
each question gives you. Other qualifying words such as "other than,"
"only" or "unless" are important, too. These words can play
a critical part in precisely specifying the facts to be used in your reasoning.
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on LR best would be to go for Mock Tests and achieve mission CAT 2012
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