Analytical and Logical Reasoning for CAT and other MBA exams

Online Class bySatyadhar Joshishivgan3@yahoo.comhttp://www.wiziq.com/shivgan_joshihttp://onlineclasses.nanotechbiz.org

Introduction

This class is will introduce with the subject of the overall series which is divided in 12 lectures.

We will be doing some theory and questions related to the areas.

This area is important for MBA entrance exams and we will cover it from very basics.

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This lecture will be taken with help of guest lecturer so that we can add his valuable comments.

6 questions, 6 minutes, 4 minutes table + 2 min question

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Analytical Reasoning ( 6 Lectures)

Sitting and Linear arrangement Complex arrangement Comparison of Ranks Blood Relation Family Tree Condition and Grouping Quant Analysis

Sitting and Linear arrangement

Be careful in reading which line first as lines are jumbled

Use _ & * Carefully keep extra info in side

place Keep trace of the directions Conversion of Table domain from

words Removing all dependencies on words

Complex arrangement

Drawing of table and putting marks of cross and right in the table

Again use the same concepts as seen in the last page

Carefully select the marking of the table and don’t change the marking once you make it; although change it completely if you think you are wrong (first 30 seconds)

Don’t worry if you don’t get each aspect filled Take the goods even from the half done

questions X Y axis

Comparison of Ranks

Use of various symbols for comparison of various ranks

Graphics Arrows Between the lists concepts

Blood Relation & Family Tree

Basics Terminologies 21 basics relations Use of only vs son Use of + - Use of tree structure with various

arrows, = to, etc etc Comparison of different arrows

Condition and Grouping

Study of condition Condition of grouping

Logical Reasoning (6 Lectures)

Syllogism Statement of Assumption Statement and Conclusion Passage and Conclusion Statement and Argument Statement and course of action

Syllogism

Preposition (also known as premises): Categorical, Hypothetical and Disjunctive

Types of Categorical Preposition Some vs all (universal vs particular) Drawing the circular diagram Hidden Preposition Venn diagram Inferences: Methods to draw

inferences Three statement Syllalogism

Statement of Assumption

Valid assumption Recommendation Assumptions are based on some

knowledge and some bases which should be checked

If 1 is implicit, or 2 is, or both, or either, or neither or both

Statement and Conclusion

A-e in the same ways Carefully draw inferences

Statement and Argument

Four important points to be considered

Weak vs. Strong

References ( Recommended Text)

Analytical and Logical Reasoning by B S Sijwali Arriahant Publication