General Intelligence and Reasoning

Verbal and non-verbal reasoning: analogy, classification and series using words/meanings, symbols, numbers and figures; similarities/differences; relationship concepts; arithmetic reasoning; problem solving, analysis, judgement and decisions; statements, conclusions, syllogisms and inference; critical thinking, emotional and social intelligence. Spatial and visual reasoning: orientation and visualization; observation, discrimination and visual memory; Venn diagrams; paper punching/folding/unfolding; figure folding/completion and embedded figures; trends. Language, symbols and matching: word formation; coding/decoding; numerical and symbolic operations; indexing; address matching; date/city matching; centre-code/roll-number classification; upper/lower-case letter and number coding, decoding and classification. Developed module: Blood Relations, an editorial subdivision of relationship concepts. Everything else is syllabus-only in this prototype.

25 questions
50 marks
15-minute section timer
Graduation-commensurate level, per SSC §13.10.5

Full syllabus outline. Blood Relations offers five alternative teaching approaches with three bilingual lessons each (15 lessons total). Choose one route first; other reasoning topics remain syllabus-only.

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Start: Read the clue, build the family

Blood Relations

15 lessons

Learn to read family clues, trace and reverse relationship chains, decode symbols and identify missing information. Compare five alternative three-lesson modules: original guided learning, question-led discovery, motion-led visuals, worked explanations and Exam Coach. Start with one style rather than treating all 15 lessons as required steps. These are original learning examples within relationship concepts, not official previous-year questions or a claim about exam frequency.