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Logical Reasoning Practice 2026

Reasoning on its own, without an exam attached. Every question here is drawn from the reasoning sections of the mocks already on this site, then graded by hand on one scale so a ladder from easy to hard means the same thing whichever exam a question came from. No negative marking anywhere in this section.

Practice sets
30
Graded questions
750
Negative marking
None
Login
Not required

Practice by difficulty

Each set is 25 questions at a single grade, drawn across topics so no one family dominates. Work up the ladder: a level is yours when you finish inside the timer without rushing the last five.

Easy

One step, no case analysis — build speed and accuracy on the basics.

Medium

Two to four linked steps, or one diagram to construct, without branching.

Hard

Branching and elimination, interleaved rules, layered codes and sufficiency traps.

Practice by topic

One reasoning family per set, 25 questions, kept at that family’s own natural spread of difficulty rather than forced to a level. Use these once you know which topics cost you time.

Questions about this section

Is there negative marking in these logical reasoning tests?
No. Every question carries 1 mark and a wrong answer costs nothing, so you can attempt everything without guessing penalties. That is deliberate: this section is for building reasoning skill, not for rehearsing an exam’s risk calculus. If you want negative marking, attempt the same reasoning inside its exam’s own sectional or full mock, where the real marking scheme applies.
How are the questions graded easy, medium or hard?
On one absolute scale applied across every exam, not on the difficulty tag the question carries inside its own paper. Easy means one step and no case analysis. Medium means two to four linked steps, or one diagram to construct, without branching. Hard means branching and elimination, interleaved rules, layered codes or a sufficiency trap. Grading by hand on a single rubric is the only way an SSC question and a CAT-style question can sit in the same ladder honestly.
Which exams do these questions come from?
They are drawn from the reasoning sections of banking, SSC, railway, law, management and engineering-entrance mocks already on the site — from IBPS and SBI to AILET, CMAT, BITSAT and the RRB papers. Pure reasoning is exam-agnostic: a seating-arrangement puzzle does not become a different question because it appeared in a bank paper rather than a law paper.
Should I start with the difficulty ladder or the topic sets?
Start with the ladder if you do not yet know where you stand — an Easy set will tell you quickly whether your basics are fast enough. Move to topic sets once you can name the two or three families that cost you time, since each topic set drills one family end to end at its own natural spread of difficulty.
Do I need to sign up, and are my scores saved?
No login is required. Each attempt is scored the moment you submit, with an explanation for every question, and the result is stored in your browser on this device so you can revisit it from the results page. Nothing is uploaded.