Magical Book on Puzzle by K. Kundan (BSC Publishing) is the ultimate guide for mastering reasoning sections of CAT, Banking, SSC, CLAT, and other competitive exams. This comprehensive book offers a structured approach with Learner’s Exercise and Practice Exercise across all topics: matching puzzles, linear & circular seating arrangements, blood relations, direction sense, comparison, and data sufficiency. Featuring a massive bank of past years’ questions in 24 practice sets and 18 additional practice sets, it is designed to build logical thinking and problem-solving speed. It is an indispensable resource for puzzle practice and analytical reasoning preparation.
Yes, it is uniquely structured with "Learner’s Exercise" for building foundational concepts and "Practice Exercise" for advanced, exam-level problems in every chapter.
Yes, there is a dedicated section on Data Sufficiency that applies this format to various puzzle types like seating arrangement, blood relations, and direction sense.
It covers Linear (straight line, parallel, distance-based) and Enclosed Figure (Circular, Rectangular, Square, Triangular, and even Concentric) arrangements comprehensively.
Absolutely. The book starts with an introduction and learner-friendly exercises, making it ideal for beginners to build their skills step-by-step.
Yes, Chapter 1 on "Matching of Different Variables" specifically covers Tabular, Schedule-Based, Floor- and Flat-Based, and Box-Based puzzles.
Yes, the puzzles and analytical reasoning problems covered are directly relevant to the logical reasoning sections of CLAT, GMAT, GRE, and similar aptitude tests.
Yes, there are dedicated chapters for Puzzle Based on Direction Sense and Blood Relation (both simple and mixed with professions/variables).
It is primarily practice-oriented, with minimal theory. The focus is on learning through solved examples and extensive problem-solving across various puzzle types.
This topic prepares you for uncommon but challenging arrangements where entities are seated in multiple circles or figures within figures, testing advanced spatial logic.
The book progresses from learner-level to advanced exam-level difficulty, with the practice sets and past year questions reflecting the actual challenge of competitive exams.
Yes, it is uniquely structured with "Learner’s Exercise" for building foundational concepts and "Practice Exercise" for advanced, exam-level problems in every chapter.
Yes, there is a dedicated section on Data Sufficiency that applies this format to various puzzle types like seating arrangement, blood relations, and direction sense.
It covers Linear (straight line, parallel, distance-based) and Enclosed Figure (Circular, Rectangular, Square, Triangular, and even Concentric) arrangements comprehensively.
Absolutely. The book starts with an introduction and learner-friendly exercises, making it ideal for beginners to build their skills step-by-step.
Yes, Chapter 1 on "Matching of Different Variables" specifically covers Tabular, Schedule-Based, Floor- and Flat-Based, and Box-Based puzzles.
Yes, the puzzles and analytical reasoning problems covered are directly relevant to the logical reasoning sections of CLAT, GMAT, GRE, and similar aptitude tests.
Yes, there are dedicated chapters for Puzzle Based on Direction Sense and Blood Relation (both simple and mixed with professions/variables).
It is primarily practice-oriented, with minimal theory. The focus is on learning through solved examples and extensive problem-solving across various puzzle types.
This topic prepares you for uncommon but challenging arrangements where entities are seated in multiple circles or figures within figures, testing advanced spatial logic.
The book progresses from learner-level to advanced exam-level difficulty, with the practice sets and past year questions reflecting the actual challenge of competitive exams.