UGC NET Paper 1 Reasoning Class : Seating Arrangement and Ranking Tricks To Solve Ranking Problems

UGC NET Paper 1 Seating Arrangement and Ranking

Tricks To Solve Ranking Problems In Reasoning

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Hello readers, continue with our reasoning classes during curfew time in India here we come with a new topic named “Seating Arrangement and Ranking”.

This reasoning class is for those who are preparing for the UGC NET Paper 1 examination. This topic of seating arrangement reasoning is one of the most important topic for those who are preparing for the UGC NET Paper 1. Everyone must practice more problems related to this topic.

The Scoring in the seating arrangement and ranking problems is easier as compared to many other topics in the reasoning because of these questions are easy to solve.

Most important points Which tutor is going to be discussed in this video are as follow:
1. Seating arrangement in a row or column like - Elder/Younger, richer/poorer, faster/slower

2. In ranking topic, thetypes, concepts and various questions is being covered in this video as follow:
a. Find the total number of students/persons/things in a row or column.
b. Find the rank from left/right or from the top/bottom side.
c. Find positions of a particular person and total number of persons after interchanging seats.
d. Find the maximum or minimum total number of persons in overlap cases.
e. Find the number of persons in between two persons either normal or overlap case.

3. The Concept discussed in this video regarding Seating Arrangements are as follow:
a. Linear
b. Circular

4. Self made examples and questions for easy understanding of questions based on all types.

5. 15 new questions are being attached below in this article after the video.

NOTE: We have also shared the PRACTICE TEST and IMPORTANT Question below related to this seating and arrangement reasoning tutorial but we are advising all applicants to watch the video tutorial carefully before solving the practice test.
WATCH THE SEATING ARRANGEMENT TUTORIAL

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