What is IBPS RRB Syllabus for Reasoning?

<p>IBPS RRB Reasoning syllabus evaluates the candidate's logical and analytical reasoning skills. To perform well in this section, candidates should practice previous years' question papers and attempt mock tests. IBPS RRB syllabus for Reasoning is given below:</p><div dir="auto"><ul><li>Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning: Questions are asked based on verbal and non-verbal patterns, series, analogies, etc.</li><li>Puzzles: Different types of puzzles are asked in the exam such as seating arrangement, floor puzzles, box-based puzzles, etc.</li><li>Seating Arrangements: Linear, Circular, or Rectangular seating arrangements.</li><li>Syllogism: Questions are asked based on deductive reasoning using statements and conclusions.</li><li>Coding-Decoding: Coding and decoding of words or phrases based on given patterns.</li><li>Blood Relations: Questions related to family relations and family tree.</li><li>Alphanumeric Series: Questions are based on a mixture of alphabets and numbers.</li><li>Input-Output: Questions involving input and output arrangement are based on certain rules.</li><li>Ranking/Direction/Alphabet Test: Questions are asked related to ranking of individuals, direction sense, and alphabetic arrangements.</li><li>Data Sufficiency: Questions are asked to test the candidate's ability to determine whether the given data is sufficient to answer a particular question.</li><li>Inequalities: Questions are based on comparing quantities using different mathematical symbols.</li><li>Decision Making: Questions are based on decision making and problem-solving scenarios.</li></ul></div><div dir="auto">&nbsp;</div><div dir="auto">&nbsp;</div>

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