Logical Reasoning AptitudeTest 1.3

Designed for intensive Logical Reasoning Aptitude Test preparation (SHL Kenexa style). Aimed at graduate and managerial job applicants who are preparing to sit the Logical Reasoning test in SHL or Kenexa formats.

Efficient and tough preparation format: 26 questions to be attempted under a 20 minutes-time-limit. The questions are drawn randomly from an increasingly large test question bank. The aptitude test questions can be sorted to Easy, Medium and Hard categories. There is a comprehensive score report at the end of the test: both numerical and graphical (showing average and recent results)

Logical Reasoning Test belongs to a category of Aptitude Tests called Non Verbal Reasoning Tests because they rely on visual representation of and solutions to problems, arguments, questions. Non Verbal Reasoning tests are designed to measure one’s ability to reason logically and to understand new ideas, in other words, to think critically.

There are four key types of Non Verbal Reasoning tests: Logical (Abstract) Reasoning, Diagrammatic Reasoning, Spatial Reasoning and Mechanical Reasoning.

Also known as Abstract Reasoning tests, Logical Reasoning Tests (LRT) are used to measure your general intellectual reasoning ability (using the first principles).

There are 3 types of Abstract (Logical) Reasoning aptitude test:
1) Identify the feature in common – used rarely
2) Complete series of patterns/diagrams – a popular format, used by SHL, Kenexa, etc
3) Complete matrices consisting of shapes and patterns – used by others

There are 2 steps involved in the Logical Reasoning Aptitude Test (LRT):
1) Identify the underlying logic of a set of sequences (series) of patterns, diagrams, shapes, symbols, etc
2) Based on the identified series (or order) of patterns, predict the next pattern or the missing pattern in the sequence

This Tutorial will focus on the most popular type of Abstract Reasoning Test which is commonly referred to as LOGICAL REASONING TEST by the largest test providers such as SHL and Kenexa: the test is based on series of shapes, diagrams and/or patterns.

You can access FULL Abstract (Logical) Reasoning Aptitude Test Preparation pack including an eBook and video tutorials on www.graduatemonkey.com. The pack includes several tutorial videos, an Ebook and several full practice tests.