Aptitude & Logical Reasoning Training

RexGalaxy Academy's Aptitude & Logical Reasoning Training is a practical placement preparation program designed for students, freshers and job seekers who want to perform better in campus drives, company assessment tests, interviews and job-readiness rounds.

This course covers quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, data interpretation, verbal reasoning, speed maths, puzzles, shortcut methods, mock tests, error analysis, interview communication and placement strategy. Learners practice calculation-heavy questions, reasoning patterns, DI sets, word problems, verbal ability questions and timed test formats that commonly appear in placement exams and campus recruitment rounds.

The training is built around concept explanation, shortcut practice, worksheet solving, timed drills, doubt support, error review, group discussion practice, HR preparation and repeated placement-style problem solving. Students build formula sheets, reasoning rules, DI notes, puzzle templates, verbal revision notes, timed mock reports, accuracy tracking sheets, weak-topic analysis and a final readiness checklist.

Students should be able to:

• Solve quantitative aptitude questions faster using clear concepts, shortcuts and clean calculation habits.

• Improve logical reasoning accuracy through patterns, rules, diagrams, tables and structured elimination.

• Handle data interpretation sets with better speed, approximation, graph reading and accuracy control.

• Prepare for placement tests, campus drives, HR rounds and professional communication tasks.

• Track performance through mock tests, error logs, weak-topic review and improvement planning.

• Build placement-ready confidence through repeated practice, timed tests and interview-style communication preparation.

Build calculation confidence with number properties, arithmetic shortcuts, simplification and accuracy control.

• Understand number system basics including natural numbers, whole numbers, integers, rational numbers, factors, multiples, primes, composites and divisibility rules.

• Practice HCF and LCM using prime factorization, common multiples, relation between HCF and LCM, word problems and quick checking methods.

• Learn remainders and modular thinking including cyclicity, last digit, unit digit, divisibility shortcuts and reducing large calculations safely.

• Work with fractions and decimals including conversion, comparison, recurring decimals awareness, approximation and avoiding common calculation mistakes.

• Solve simplification using BODMAS, brackets, surds awareness, indices, powers, roots and step-by-step solving without losing signs.

• Build speed maths through multiplication tricks, squares, cubes, percentage shortcuts, reciprocal values and mental calculation routines.

• Use approximation with rounding, estimation, option elimination, smart checking and choosing between exact and approximate calculation.

• Apply data handling basics such as averages, totals, ratios, percentage base values and calculation flow used in DI and business questions.

• Practice drills include daily arithmetic sets, timed simplification, number property questions, error logs and accuracy tracking.

• Outcome: solve calculation-heavy questions faster with clear number sense, fewer mistakes and exam-ready speed.

Master percentage-based business questions used in aptitude tests, sales scenarios and placement exams.

• Understand percentage fundamentals including base value, percentage change, increase, decrease, successive change and converting ratios to percentages.

• Solve profit and loss questions with cost price, selling price, marked price, discount, profit percentage, loss percentage and margin versus markup awareness.

• Handle discount and billing questions including single discount, successive discounts, tax awareness, invoice-style questions and quick net price calculation.

• Practice simple interest using principal, rate, time, interest, amount, changing rates and comparison of investment options.

• Practice compound interest with annual, half-yearly and quarterly compounding awareness, growth factor, depreciation and repeated percentage change.

• Solve mixed concepts such as percentage with profit-loss, interest with percentage change and multi-step commercial word problems.

• Learn exam shortcuts such as assuming base as 100, using fraction equivalents, reverse percentage, option testing and difference-based solving.

• Avoid common traps like wrong base selection, confusing discount with profit, ignoring time period and mixing percentage points with percent change.

• Practice drills include shopkeeper questions, salary change, population growth, depreciation, loan interest and market-price scenarios.

• Outcome: handle percentage and commercial maths questions quickly with correct base selection and clean working.

Learn comparison-based aptitude through ratios, shares, mixtures, alligation and practical distribution problems.

• Understand ratio basics including comparison, equivalent ratios, simplification, compound ratios, duplicate ratios and interpreting ratio language.

• Solve proportion concepts including direct proportion, inverse proportion, continued proportion, mean proportional awareness and scaling quantities.

• Handle distribution problems where money, marks, work, ingredients or resources are divided based on ratios and conditions.

• Solve partnership problems with investment ratio, time ratio, profit sharing, salary and bonus cases, active partner and silent partner situations.

• Practice mixtures involving concentration, quantity replacement, average value, price mixing and liquid mixture problems.

• Use alligation with cheaper-dearer method, mean price, strength of mixture, milk-water questions and shortcut layout.

• Solve age and ratio mixed questions with present ratio, past ratio, future ratio and converting ratio statements into equations.

• Translate word statements into ratio equations, tables and visual comparison models.

• Practice drills include partner profit, recipe mixing, class ratio, replacement problems, concentration changes and share distribution.

• Outcome: solve ratio and mixture questions by forming clean comparisons and avoiding lengthy algebra where possible.

Solve productivity-based aptitude questions using work rate, efficiency, combined work and shortcut methods.

• Understand work rate concepts including total work, one-day work, efficiency, time taken and relation between work and speed.

• Solve individual and combined work questions using LCM method, unit work method, fraction method and efficiency comparison.

• Handle men-days problems involving workers, days, hours, productivity, wages and changing workforce conditions.

• Practice pipes and cisterns with filling pipe, emptying pipe, leakage, combined pipe operation and tank completion time.

• Solve alternate-day and partial-work problems with multiple workers, varying schedules and remaining work calculation.

• Understand negative work in leakage or emptying scenarios and avoid sign mistakes.

• Use shortcut formats for repeated work patterns, efficiency ratios and inverse relationship between time and efficiency.

• Translate word problems into rate tables to reduce confusion and improve speed.

• Practice drills include worker teams, construction tasks, machine output, pipe-tank questions and wage distribution cases.

• Outcome: solve work and efficiency problems accurately using rate-based thinking and quick table methods.

Build confidence in motion-based aptitude using speed, distance, time, relative speed and train/boat questions.

• Understand speed-distance-time relation, unit conversion, average speed, relative speed and direction-based movement.

• Solve train problems involving platform crossing, person crossing, bridge crossing, two trains and relative speed logic.

• Practice boat and stream questions with upstream, downstream, still-water speed, stream speed and effective speed calculation.

• Solve race questions with lead, start, finish, time gap, speed comparison and relative performance.

• Work with circular track and repeated meeting awareness using LCM/time-cycle thinking.

• Handle average speed traps where arithmetic average is not valid and harmonic-style thinking is needed.

• Use diagrams and tables for multi-person movement, opposite direction, same direction and meeting point problems.

• Apply option elimination and approximation for speed-based MCQ formats.

• Practice drills include train sets, boat-stream sets, circular track, races and mixed speed-distance-time questions.

• Outcome: solve movement questions with correct units, relative speed logic and fewer formula mistakes.

Cover mixed quantitative topics often asked in placement tests and campus assessment rounds.

• Learn averages including basic average, weighted average, combined average, change in average and missing value questions.

• Solve age problems with present age, past age, future age, ratio with age and equation-based translation.

• Understand probability basics including sample space, favorable outcomes, simple events, complement rule and basic independent events awareness.

• Practice permutation and combination awareness for simple counting, arrangements, selections and avoiding overcounting.

• Review mensuration basics including perimeter, area, volume, surface area and common shapes used in aptitude questions.

• Solve geometry-based practical questions involving rectangles, squares, circles, triangles, cylinders and cubes awareness.

• Handle mixed word problems where averages combine with percentage, ratio, age or data interpretation.

• Learn shortcut checking through units, reasonableness, option comparison and back-substitution.

• Practice drills include average marks, class age, dice/coin basics, selection questions and area-volume sets.

• Outcome: cover important mixed aptitude topics with enough confidence for placement-level tests.

Improve DI performance through graph reading, percentage comparison, approximation and structured set solving.

• Read tables, bar graphs, line graphs, pie charts, mixed charts and caselets with attention to units, scale and labels.

• Identify what the question asks before calculating, including total, average, percentage, ratio, difference and growth comparison.

• Use approximation to reduce lengthy calculation where answer options allow smart estimation.

• Apply percentage change, market share, contribution, CAGR awareness and comparison logic in business-style DI sets.

• Solve table DI using row totals, column totals, missing data, average values and cross-comparison.

• Solve graph DI by reading trends, maximum/minimum, year-wise change, category contribution and combined data.

• Handle caselet DI by converting paragraph information into tables, equations and short notes.

• Improve time management by scanning all questions in a DI set and solving easier questions first.

• Practice drills include sales data, population data, exam score data, production data, revenue graphs and mixed chart sets.

• Outcome: solve DI sets faster with structured reading, clean calculation and better accuracy.

Build reasoning accuracy with pattern recognition, symbol logic, direction tracking and structured elimination.

• Solve number series, alphabet series and mixed series using difference, multiplication, alternation, prime, square and position patterns.

• Practice coding-decoding with letter shifting, number coding, substitution, reverse order, pair coding and condition-based coding.

• Handle analogy and classification questions using relationship detection, category grouping and odd-one-out reasoning.

• Solve direction sense problems using diagrams, turns, distances, final direction, shortest path and position tracking.

• Practice ranking and order questions with left-right position, top-bottom rank, comparison clues and total people calculation.

• Understand blood relation basics using family tree diagrams, gender clues, relationship chains and coded relation statements.

• Use structured notes to avoid confusion in multi-condition reasoning questions.

• Learn elimination methods for MCQs when complete calculation is not necessary.

• Practice drills include series sets, coding rules, directions, rankings, analogies and blood relation questions.

• Outcome: identify reasoning patterns quickly and solve basic logical reasoning sections with better accuracy.

Solve arrangement-based reasoning questions using diagrams, tables, conditions and step-by-step logic.

• Understand puzzle solving strategy including reading all clues, marking direct facts, identifying fixed points and handling possibilities.

• Solve linear seating arrangement with left-right orientation, facing north/south, position clues and neighbor relationships.

• Solve circular seating arrangement with clockwise/anticlockwise awareness, facing center/outside and relative positions.

• Practice floor-based puzzles, box arrangement, month/date arrangement and ranking-style puzzles.

• Handle selection and grouping puzzles using tables, categories, yes-no marks and condition tracking.

• Solve syllogism basics using Venn diagrams, statements, conclusions, possibility cases and common traps.

• Practice statement-assumption, statement-conclusion and course-of-action awareness for analytical reasoning.

• Learn time-saving methods such as diagram templates, possibility branching and contradiction elimination.

• Practice drills include seating sets, floor puzzles, scheduling puzzles, grouping questions and syllogism sets.

• Outcome: solve puzzle-based reasoning with organized diagrams, patience and reduced guesswork.

Prepare verbal ability and placement communication areas with grammar, vocabulary, comprehension and HR readiness.

• Build vocabulary through synonyms, antonyms, contextual words, commonly confused words and professional word usage.

• Practice grammar basics including subject-verb agreement, tenses, articles, prepositions, pronouns and sentence correction.

• Solve error spotting questions by checking grammar rules, parallel structure, modifiers, punctuation and sentence meaning.

• Practice sentence improvement and fill-in-the-blank questions with context, tone and grammar fit.

• Improve reading comprehension through passage scanning, main idea, inference, vocabulary-in-context and factual questions.

• Handle para jumbles, sentence rearrangement and logical flow questions using connectors and topic continuity.

• Practice verbal reasoning such as statement-conclusion, assumptions, arguments and critical reasoning basics.

• Prepare placement communication with self-introduction, short HR answers, clarity, confidence and professional tone.

• Practice drills include vocabulary sheets, grammar exercises, RC passages, para jumbles and interview communication prompts.

• Outcome: improve verbal test performance and communicate more clearly during placement rounds.

Turn preparation into performance with timed tests, accuracy tracking, strategy and weak-topic improvement.

• Understand test strategy including section order, question selection, time allocation, negative marking awareness and cutoff planning.

• Practice timed aptitude sets with realistic placement-test pressure and post-test review.

• Track accuracy by topic, question type, difficulty level, time spent and repeated mistakes.

• Maintain an error log for calculation mistakes, concept gaps, reading errors, formula confusion and time-pressure mistakes.

• Learn when to skip, when to approximate, when to use options and when to solve fully.

• Build revision sheets for formulas, shortcuts, reasoning rules, DI templates and verbal grammar points.

• Review weak topics weekly and convert mistakes into specific practice tasks.

• Simulate company-style test patterns with mixed aptitude, reasoning, DI and verbal sections.

• Practice drills include sectional tests, full-length mocks, speed drills, accuracy drills and review sessions.

• Outcome: improve test score consistency through smart strategy, regular analysis and focused correction.

Complete final placement readiness with practice reports, interview preparation and confidence-building revision.

• Understand campus-drive flow including aptitude test, coding or technical round awareness, group discussion, HR round and final selection process.

• Prepare company-wise strategy based on test pattern, difficulty level, time limit, topic weightage and cutoff expectations.

• Create final formula sheets, reasoning rule notes, DI templates, verbal revision notes and shortcut sheets for fast revision.

• Practice HR questions such as self-introduction, strengths, weakness, goals, why this company, why hire you and handling pressure.

• Build communication confidence through short answer practice, clear explanation, professional tone and body language awareness.

• Prepare a personal readiness checklist covering documents, resume, test practice, interview answers, grooming and punctuality.

• Review mock test reports to identify strong topics, weak topics, speed issues and final improvement actions.

• Practice final mixed tests with time limits, post-test analysis and mentor-style feedback.

• Build placement profile evidence including mock scores, improvement plan, formula notes and interview answer drafts.

• Outcome: become ready for placement tests and job-readiness rounds with better speed, confidence and strategy.