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"Diagrammatic Reasoning"

Diagrammatic reasoning questions (also known as logical reasoning or inductive reasoning questions) are designed to assess your logical reasoning ability.

Diagrammatic reasoning tests are designed to be challenging, in order to differentiate between candidates and to identify the maximum performance they are capable of.

They usually have tight time scales, typically 30 minutes to complete 20 questions. and questions that rapidly increase in difficulty.

This means that you will need to identify more rules to solve the problems, and that the complexity of these rules is likely to increase.

While the various test providers use different question types and formats, there are some common general concepts that it is worth understanding. We'll cover these in the sections that follow.

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