Input-Output Practice Questions with Detailed Solutions – Level 3
Level 3 input-output reasoning on word, number and mixed machine arrangements, from finding a given step or the last step to working from a later step of a new input.
- 50 Qs
Untimed concept drills
Topic-wise question sets for practising one concept at a time. Every answer is checked the moment you give it, with the solution beside it, and there is no clock unless you choose one.
Level 3 input-output reasoning on word, number and mixed machine arrangements, from finding a given step or the last step to working from a later step of a new input.
Level 2 input-output reasoning with word, number and mixed arrangement machines, where you decode the rule from an illustration and trace each step, with full worked solutions.
Hard reasoning puzzles on circular and linear seating, floor buildings, box stacks and weekly or monthly schedules, including sets that match people to fruits, sports, rivers, colours or professions.
Advanced reasoning sets on floor puzzles, circular and linear seating, weekly and monthly schedules, box stacking and ranking, each solved step by step.
Basic reasoning arrangement sets on floors, box stacks, a south-facing row, circular seating, weekday schedules and height comparisons, with a worked solution explaining every step.
Beginner input-output reasoning practice on word, number and mixed arrangement machines, vowel-based word ordering, letter rearrangement within words and tracking positions across steps.
Circular, square and rectangular table seating puzzles, including corner and middle seats facing different ways, a vacant seat and a coffee-order variable.
Practise Level 2 seating arrangement puzzles on parallel rows facing each other, mixed North and South lines, and rows with an unknown number of people, with solutions for most.
Basic seating puzzles for IPMAT Rohtak: straight rows, mixed facing directions, parallel rows, and circular, hexagonal and octagonal tables, with left-right rules practised step by step.
A Clock Problems practice set on hand angles, coinciding and opposite hands, right-angle timings, mirror readings and clocks that gain or lose time, with written solutions for most questions.
Level 4 blood relations puzzles combining family links with professions, married couples and ordering by weight, points or income, with solutions for most of them.
Level 3 blood relations practice on coded expressions, where symbols stand for family links and every chain is decoded step by step in the solutions.
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One topic at a time, untimed, with each answer checked and explained as you go.
The same topics as the exam actually asked them, in Normal practice first.
Previous year papersA short timed test that shows which topics still cost you marks.
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Mock tests