Hello,

Leagl aptitude means legal reasoning not just legal knowledge. In this type of questions you have to focus mainly legal cause where you can get a set of facts and principle of law. You have to apply principle first then you can go for solve the question.

Aptitude in law it's also part of legal aptitude dear. This aptitude test check your knowledge for any law entrance examination. It's mainly focused on your knowledge about the fact. This is the main difference between them. But all over aptitude are almost same. You have to practice more and more aptitude then you can solve it very quickly.

All the best.

Hello,

Here the names of the channels :

Feel Free to Learn - it covers most of the aptitude part.

Amar Sir | Educational Channel.

Current Affairs Funda Aptitude & Logical Reasoning - it covers logical reasoning, aptitude, current affairs.

Solve with Spaarkz.

Practice Aptitude Psychometric Aptitude.

CAT Prep with IIM A alumni.

QA4CAT | Quantitative Aptitude for CAT.

Aptitude Reasoning Shortcuts Tips Tricks.

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Hey,

Indian Statistical Institute in Kolkata takes admission into its courses by conducting it's own entrance test called as ISI exam.

Sorry to say but there is no section that comprises of questions from topics of logical reasoning. All parts of the exams mainly consists of questions from mathematics and related subjects.

Below is the link containing detailed information regarding the syllabus for the ISI EXAM

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/isi-exam-pattern-syllabus/amp

Refer to it for more help.

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Hi Isha!

GAT-B 2021 is a national level exam conducted in online mode with the duration of 3 hours. The syllabus for GAT-B is Physics, chemistry mathematics and biology questions from 10+2 for part-A and for part B it will consist of basic bology, life science, biotechnology and allied area. You can check out the whole syllabus here:

https://rcb.res.in/GATB/upload/GAT-B%20SYLLABUS.pdf

Also, Part A will consist of basic fundamental questions, you can check out some previous years papers to confirm th elevel of questions in part A. There will be negative marking of half mark for every wrong answer. To know more, visit here:

https://university.careers360.com/exams/gat-b

Thankyou!

Hello,

The best book to prepare for aptitude exam is QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE by R.S. AGGARWAL. Published by S.CHAND PUBLICATIONS.

So, to say but there is no option for image to upload in this section. But if you search it in google, you will easily find it.

Hello,

The students aspiring to pursue B. arch must possess a creative mind and drawing skills.

The exam contains questions related to architecture making it necessary for the students to be familiar with famous national and international buildings.

• Instead of learning by rote, focus on understanding the concept before moving on to the next topic. Refer to both Class XI and XII books for Maths especially.
• Divide your syllabus in monthly and weekly segments and assign practical targets to achieve them.
• Work on your observation skills and drawing to prepare for the Aptitude and Drawing tests. You may join a coaching class for drawing practice.
• Utilize your Engineering Drawing notes for 2D/3D questions’ preparation.
• Clear your doubt at the earliest to avoid any confusion later.
• Try to add variation in your daily study schedule, like study Maths, Drawing and Aptitude related topics, to avoid monotony.

The best strategy to crack this exam is undoubtedly Aptitude→Maths→Drawing.

The Aptitude section consists of 50 Qs. You can easily score 40 out of it in just 20mins. Its damn easy. The rest are based on General Knowledge and practical applications of some materials.

You should mainly concentrate on maths , and aptitude . Aptitude is a bit easy but u should be aware about the questions asked in Aptitude all the options look the same but u should wisely choose the answer.

Hope this helps!!!

Hello,

If you are preparing for the JEE Exam, then solving the previous year question papers and the sample papers will be very beneficial for you. This will surely effect your results in a better way.

By solving the previous year papers, we get an idea about the exam pattern, difficulty level of exam, type of questions aksed and much more. So, if you want to score good marks in the JEE Mains paper 2, then solve as much previous year papers as you can.

Here, I am providing a link. You can download the previous year papers from here.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-sample-papers/amp

Hope it helps.

Hello Aspirant,

The SBI PO Reasoning and Computer Aptitude section in the Main Exam, consists a total of 45 questions to be completed in 60 minutes. Below are the different categories from which Reasoning and Computer Aptitude questions are asked:

Reasoning Ability

Puzzles
Seating Arrangements
Direction Sense
Blood Relation
Syllogism
Order and Ranking
Alpha-Numeric-Symbol Series
Coding-Decoding
Machine Input-Output
Inequalities
Data Sufficiency
Logical Reasoning

Computer Aptitude

History and Generation of Computers
Introduction to Computer Organisation
Computer Memory
Computer Hardware and I/O Devices
Computer Software
Computer Languages
Operating System
Computer Network
Internet
Number System and Conversions
MS Office and Short cut keys
Basics of DBMS
Computer and Network Security

Just practice previous year papers to know the type and pattern of questions.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://learn.careers360.com/jobs/sbi-po/&ved=2ahUKEwjXgqiewpHuAhUMzDgGHUlpDhUQFjABegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw0XFSmyioAqwCJt61uWC445

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://competition.careers360.com/articles/sbi-po-question-papers/amp&ved=2ahUKEwjXgqiewpHuAhUMzDgGHUlpDhUQFjAFegQIDBAB&usg=AOvVaw0M_qjj9I7W3Waxe6UevaLN&ampcf=1

All the best

Yes , you can perpare for the Quantitative, General and Mental Ability section of UPSC CAPF Examination from any standard Quant and DILR Books like Arun Sarma, Sarvesh Verma or R.S. Agarwal. R.S. Agarwals book is perhaps one of the standard books and is referred by candidates sitting across examinations like CAT, SBI PO, RRB, SSC CGL, etc.

For more information about UPSC CAPF and preparation resources do follow the link below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/capf

Hello, Percentile is needed to determine the colleges you will be getting. For OBC the minimum eligible cut off is expected to be around 65,65 and 70 respectively. You may use this predictor to give an list of your predicted colleges https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/cat

For previous year cut off you can refer this link https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-cutoff

Best wishes.