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Advanced Logical Reasoning Sets Practice Questions with Detailed Solutions – Level 3

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.

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Duration
75 min
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About this test

Level 3 Advanced Reasoning Puzzles Practice: Seating, Floors, Boxes, Schedules

This Level 3 practice set from Aptitude360 builds your skill at constructing complete arrangements from scattered, conditional clues in advanced logical reasoning puzzles. It covers circular and linear seating, floor-based buildings, box stacks and day or month schedules. Many puzzles match people to a second attribute, such as sports or rivers, and every question has a worked solution.

Puzzle formats in this advanced arrangement set

  • Circular seating facing the centre, matched with fruits, sweets, beverages or professions
  • Linear rows facing north or south, plus a west-to-east row where some face north and others face south
  • Floor-based building puzzles with the lowermost floor counted as the first
  • Box stack puzzles with positions counted upward from the bottom
  • Scheduling across months of a year or days of a week, such as joining months, hill station visits and language sessions

Key reasoning concepts for multi-variable puzzles

  • Left and right for people facing the centre of a circular table
  • How left and right reverse between rows facing north and rows facing south
  • Reading clues such as immediately above, between and a gap of in floor and stack puzzles
  • Splitting into separate cases when one clue allows two placements

Revision tips for hard seating and floor puzzles

  • Place fixed clues first, such as an exact floor, an end seat or a named month, before relative clues
  • Draw possible cases side by side and strike out a case as soon as a clue contradicts it
  • Keep a separate column for the second attribute so names and items do not get mixed up

Who this Level 3 reasoning set suits

It suits analytical reasoning aspirants who are already comfortable with basic seating and floor puzzles and want tougher sets that track two variables at once.

FAQs about Advanced Logical Reasoning Sets Practice Questions with Detailed Solutions – Level 3

How to solve circular seating arrangement facing the centre?
For a person facing the centre, their right is the anticlockwise direction and their left is the clockwise direction. Place one person using a fixed clue first, then add the others with relative clues.
What is the difference between facing north and facing south in linear arrangement?
In a row facing north, a person's right is towards the east end. In a row facing south, a person's right is towards the west end, so left and right are reversed.
How to solve floor based puzzles in reasoning?
Draw the floors vertically with the lowest floor at the bottom, then place people using clues that fix an exact floor. After that, use clues about who lives above, below or between others to fill the rest.
How to handle multiple cases in puzzles?
When a clue allows more than one placement, draw each possibility as a separate case. Test the remaining clues on every case and discard any case that leads to a contradiction.

Test structure

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SectionQuestionsTime
Advanced Logical Reasoning Sets Level 35075 min

Marking & rules

Total marks
50 across 50 questions.
Negative marking
A wrong answer costs marks. Leaving a question unanswered costs nothing.
Attempts
100 in total. An attempt is spent the moment you begin one.

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The analysis is ready the moment you submit the paper.

Score and accuracy

Marks, percentage, right, wrong and skipped, and the time you took.

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The same figures for each section, so a weak one cannot hide in an average.

The full answer key

Every question with your answer, the right one, the working, and the video where there is one.

Where you stand

Your score against the spread of everyone else who has sat this test.

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