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Reasoning & Military Aptitude for AFCAT

Verbal reasoning covers analogies, series, coding, blood relations, directions and syllogisms. Non-verbal questions include figure series, mirror images, paper folding, embedded figures and cubes. The spatial questions look unfamiliar at first but become quick marks once practised.

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1A reasoning and military aptitude plan for AFCAT: topics, methods and a four-week scheduleReasoning and Military Aptitude rewards practice more quickly than any other AFCAT section. What the question types are, the one method behind each, why spatial ability matters for the Air Force, a four-week plan, a daily routine and a diagnostic set with answers. 7 min read

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