VITEEE PYQs for Logical Reasoning with Solutions: Practice VITEEE Previous Year Questions

1.

Clock & Calendars: If today is Monday, what day of the week will it be after 100 days?

• Thursday
  
• Wednesday
  
• Tuesday
  
• Friday
  

2.

Statement: All Mangoes are Apples.
Conclusions: 1. Some Apples are Mangoes.
2. All Apples are Mangoes.
3. Some Mangoes are Apples.
4. Some Apples are not Mangoes.

3.

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4.

Statement: No book is copy.
Conclusions: 1. No copy is book.
2. Some copies are not books.
3. All books are not copies.
4. All books are copies.

5.

Simple Arithmetic: What is the value of \( 15 \% \) of 120?

• 12
  
• 18
  
• 24
  
• 15
  

6.

The annual saving for such a person will be approximately:

• 5,000
  
• 10,000
  
• 15,000
  
• 16,560

7.

Coding Decoding: If in a certain code language, "APPLE" is written as "BQQMF", how would "MANGO" be written in the same code?

• NBPHP
  
• NBOHP
  
• NCPHQ
  
• MBOHP
  

8.

How is P related to R?
Statements: I. Q is the son of R.
II. Q is the brother of P.

9.

Images of consonants of the capital English alphabets are observed in a mirror. What is the number of images of these which look like their original shapes?

• 5

• 4

• 7

• 6

10.

Data Interpretation: The following table shows the number of students in five different colleges. Answer the questions based on the data. \[ \begin{array}{|c|c|} \hline \text{College} & \text{Number of Students} \\ \hline \text{A} & 1000 \\ \text{B} & 1500 \\ \text{C} & 1200 \\ \text{D} & 1300 \\ \text{E} & 900 \\ \hline \end{array} \] Question: What is the average number of students in all five colleges?

• 1200
  
• 1000
  
• 1100
  
• 1300
  

11.

Statement: Some dogs are cats.
Conclusions: 1. Some cats are dogs.
2. All cats are dogs.
3. All dogs are cats.
4. No dogs are cats.

12.

A is the brother of R. C is the mother of B. M is the sister of C. How is M related to B?

13.

For a person, whose monthly salary is Rs 6,000 p.m., how many items are there on which he has to spend more than Rs 1,000 p.m.?

• 1
  
• 2
  
• 3
  
• 4