TNPSC Mental Ability and Reasoning

TNPSC Mental Ability and Reasoning ( for Indian Army, Police Constable, Sub Inspector and other Central government Exams)

This Page is dedicated to candidate who prepare for Government exams especially for Mental Ability and Reasoning. This Page will guide you what are the topics we need to prepare, syllabus, Online test, Guidance and also some shortcuts.

How to prepare and Books for Preparation:

One of the easiest portion in TNPSC Exam is Mental Ability and Reasoning. Candidate can easily score  more than 18 marks in Exam without preparing much like General Knowledge or General English/Tamil. As per the syllabus given in notification we have to prepare for exams. 

Once the notification released, we need to start preparing as per the syllabus daily 1 hour, because we don't want to be scare about the questions which comes for exam. If we come to know about the logic behind the question we can easily score full 20 or 25 marks in TNPSC Exam. 

Candidate should concentrate more on Mental Ability and Reasoning. Practice at least 1 our daily  because in General Knowledge  we need to prepare more than 6 months to get at least 60 marks in General Knowledge, but in Mental ability if we prepare for 2 months with 1 hour practice daily easily we can get full marks.

Books For Preparation:

For Reasoning : Verbal & Non- verbal Reasoning by R.S Agarwal.

Candidate don't want practice all the syllabus given in this book, just prepare as per the syllabus given in Notification or given below in our page.

For Mental Ability : Quantitative Aptitude for CAT by Arun Sharma

Candidate don't want practice all the syllabus given in this book, just prepare as per the syllabus given in Notification or given below in our page.

we have more books available in book stores and online, candidate can get as per their wish, but these books have more question with explanation which helps candidate to learn easily.

Syllabus for TNPSC (Aptitude, Mental Ability and Reasoning)

1.       Conversion of information to data -Collection,  compilation  and  presentation  of         data , Tables,  graphs

2.       Diagrams, Parametric  representation  of  data, Analytical  interpretation  of  data         Simplification

3.       Percentage

4.       Highest Common Factor   (HCF)

5.       Lowest Common Multiple  (LCM)

6.       Ratio and Proportion

7.       Simple  interest, Compound  interest

8.       Area, Volume

9.       Time  and  Work

10.     Logical Reasoning

11.     Puzzles, Dice, Visual Reasoning

12.     Alpha Numeric Reasoning

13.     Number Series