Reasoning quizzes

Logical and verbal reasoning for SSC, bank and railway exams, topic by topic, with study notes and graded practice sets.

What is a reasoning quiz?

A reasoning quiz tests how well you spot patterns and draw conclusions under time pressure, which is why reasoning is a full section in SSC, banking, railway and many state exams. The reasoning quizzes here go topic by topic: number, letter and alphanumeric series, analogy, classification, coding and decoding, mathematical operations, word building, Venn diagrams, direction sense, blood relations, order and ranking, inequalities, syllogisms, seating arrangements, puzzles, input and output, data sufficiency, statements with assumptions or conclusions, calendars and clocks, mirror and water images, paper folding, and maps and graphs. Each topic opens with a starter quiz of 10 questions, then offers easy, medium and hard practice sets and short study notes on the method. Every answer comes with a worked explanation, so you learn the shortcut, not just the result. All quizzes are free, work on a phone and need no sign-up.

Updated 15 October 2026 · Written and checked by the Quiz Granny quizmaster team

Frequently asked questions

Which reasoning topics should I practise first?

Series, analogy, coding and decoding, and blood relations appear in almost every exam. Then move to syllogisms, seating arrangements and puzzles for bank exams.