PU MET 2022 Verbal and Reasoning PYQs: Analogies, Coding and Seating
Logical deduction and word relationships are the skills built by this set of PU MET 2022 Verbal Ability and Reasoning previous year questions. It covers analogies, coding-decoding, circular seating, calendars, odd one out and inference from statements. Aptitude360 gives a worked solution for every question.
Topics in this PU MET Verbal Ability and Reasoning set
- Drawing conclusions from age comparison statements
- Inferences from a set of statements about machines and energy
- Word and letter coding-decoding, including odd and even position rules
- Circular seating arrangement around a table
- Finding a date from the first day of a month
- Synonym, antonym and field-of-study analogies
- Sentence completion and odd one out
Key reasoning concepts for PU MET
- Letter shifts by a fixed number of places, and swap rules based on odd and even alphabet positions
- Common words across coded phrases to isolate a single code
- Left and right direction for people facing the centre
- Weekday repetition every seven days within a month
- Relationships such as subject and its study, group and member
Preparation tips for verbal reasoning
- Write the alphabet with position numbers once and keep it in front of you while solving coding questions
- Place the most definite person first in seating puzzles, then fix the rest
- Frame a sentence linking the first pair in an analogy, then test it on each option
Who this set suits
PU MET aspirants revising the verbal ability and reasoning section, along with other MBA entrance candidates practising standard reasoning question types.