CMAT Logical Reasoning Practice Questions 2025: Preparing for the CMAT exam? Strengthening your logical reasoning skills is crucial for success. To excel in CMAT, regular practice is key. Use CMAT LR questions and mock tests to familiarize yourself with the exam format and assess your understanding. These resources help cover all question types comprehensively. 

The logical reasoning section consists of 25 MCQs, with each correct attempt earning +4 marks and each incorrect attempt incurring a -1 mark penalty. Expect a moderate difficulty level in the logical reasoning section. Aim for around 22 correct attempts out of 25 to ensure a strong performance. Take a look at a some CMAT Logical Reasoning practice questions based on CMAT previous year question papers helping you refine your problem-solving skills and boost confidence for the CMAT 2025 exam.

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CMAT Logical Reasoning Practice Questions 2025

To aid candidates in enhancing their preparation for the CMAT Logical Reasoning sections, we have assembled a collection of practice questions accompanied by their respective answers. Candidates can leverage these questions to solidify their comprehension and cross-check their solutions with the provided answers for each question listed below:

1. Among the individuals seated in a row—A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H—whose positions are not necessarily sequential, the following conditions apply: E is adjacent to C, there are two persons seated between A and E, C occupies the fourth position from one end, only one person sits between H and C, D sits second from the left end, and there are five individuals seated between D and B. Additionally, G and F are seated next to each other. Which of the subsequent arrangements is accurate?

(a) G, D, A, F, C, E, H, B
(b) A, D, C, E, H, F, G, B
(c) A, D, H, E, C, G, F, B
(d) A, D, G, H, F, C, E, B

Answer: (c) A, D, H, E, C, G, F, B

2. Mohan, Ram, Joy, Vijay, Rohit, and Deepak, six boys whose weights were recorded, are subjected to the following conditions: I. Mohan outweighs Rohit and Deepak. II. Ram outweighs Vijay. III. Vijay outweighs Mohan. IV. Joy outweighs Deepak but not Vijay. Who possesses the least weight?

(a) Deepak
(b) Joy
(c) Rohit
(d) Rohit or Deepak

Answer: (d) Rohit or Deepak

3. Initially facing East, a boy begins walking to the left of his starting point, covering 10m, then turns left again and walks 5m. Subsequently, he turns right and walks 2m. What is the shortest distance between the starting point and his current location, and in what direction is he facing?

(a) 13m, West
(b) 12m, North
(c) 12m, West
(d) 13m, North

Answer: (d) 13m, North

4. If 272 corresponds to 16, the analogous relationship between 132 and which number is as follows:

(a) 9
(b) 11
(c) 13
(d) 7

Answer: (b) 11: (16)2 + 16 = 272, (11)2 + 11 + 132

5. Conclude the given series: 12, 6, 6, 9, ?, 45, 135

(a) 27
(b) 18
(c) 9
(d) 36

Answer: (b) 18

6. P is the husband of R's only sister. R has two children. Q is married to J. S is J's brother-in-law. T is Q's aunt. What is the relationship between R's wife and S's son?
(a) Spouse
(b) Grandmother
(c) Grandfather
(d) Nephew

Answer: (b) Grandmother

7. Identify the pair with a similar relationship to "Cycle : Two wheels":

(a) Crane: One wheel
(b) Bulldozer: Two wheels
(c) Moped: Two wheels
(d) Sedan: Six wheels

Answer: (c) Moped: Two wheels

8. Given the coding scheme where ‘>’ denotes ‘+’, ‘<’ denotes ‘÷’, ‘^’ denotes ‘–’, and ‘:’ denotes ‘x’, what is the outcome of 56 < 14 ^ 1 : 144 > 231?

(a) 91
(b) 663
(c) 371
(d) 112

Answer: (a) 91

9. Determine the odd one out:

(a) Solar energy
(b) Wind energy
(c) Natural gas energy
(d) Nuclear energy

Answer: (c) Natural gas energy

10. Extend the series: BDC, CHE, FKH, IOL, ?

(a) OYB
(b) LTC
(c) LUZ
(d) RWH

Answer: (d) RWH

11. In a school with 500 students, 160 take swimming classes, while 280 take martial arts. If 50 students take both swimming and martial arts, how many students take neither?

(a) 90
(b) 70
(c) 110
(d) 150

Answer: (c) 110

12. Within a family comprising I, J, K, L, Q, M, N, O, and P, J is K's son, who is L's mother. L is N's mother-in-law, who is P's brother. J is O's maternal uncle. I is the son of K's daughter-in-law. M is I's paternal grandfather. How is I related to O?

(a) Nephew
(b) Brother
(c) Cousin
(d) Uncle

Answer: (c) Cousin

13. Around a circular table sit six students—A, B, C, D, E, and F—facing the center. A is positioned third to the left of F. B sits immediately to the right of E, which is second to the left of F. C and D are adjacent. Who sits fourth to the right of C?

(a) A
(b) F
(c) D
(d) E

Answer: (b) F

14. Sumit embarks on a journey towards the market, walking various distances in different directions. Starting from a point, he first walks 10m, then turns left and walks 12m, followed by subsequent turns and walks. Ultimately, he reaches the market situated northeast from the starting point. In what direction was Sumit facing when he commenced his journey?

(a) North
(b) West
(c) East
(d) South

Answer: (a) North

15. Extend the series: D E A N, F F B P, H H D R, ?

(a)J J F O
(b) J I B R
(c) J H C O
(d) J I B O

Answer: (a)J J F O

In conclusion, mastering logical reasoning is essential for excelling in the CMAT exam. Through consistent practice with sample questions and mock tests, candidates can strengthen their problem-solving skills and build confidence. With each correct attempt earning valuable marks, and each incorrect one incurring a penalty, it's crucial to aim for accuracy while maintaining a good pace. As you prepare for CMAT 2024, remember to focus on understanding the concepts thoroughly and honing your test-taking strategies. 

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