The SBI Clerk Prelims 2025 Exam has begun, and the candidates are eager to understand the trends of the logic capacity section. The logic segment plays an important role in determining the overall performance, as it requires logical thinking, accuracy and speed. Analysis of the trends of the question in various changes of 1 day can provide valuable insight into the level of difficulty, subject weightage and pattern. Below is a wide shift-wise analysis of the logic section, focusing on the type of questions asked and their frequency.
Logic Analysis: Trending Question in SBI Clerk Prelims- 1 day
The SBI Clerk Prelims Reasoning Section was dominated by puzzles and seating arrangements in the section at 1, which had major roles of selection, series and logical logic sports. A structured preparation strategy focusing on high load subjects, accuracy and time management may help candidates excel in upcoming changes.
Subjective trend analysis
1. Puzzle and seating system – major topics
In all innings, puzzles and seating arrangements remained in the most frequently asked subjects, including about 40% -50% segment. These subjects tested logical capacity and arrangement skills, making them necessary for the candidates.
2. Syllagism and series – consistent appearance
Both syllables and series were included in every shift, which had about 4-5 questions. Candidates who practiced these subjects well could score easy marks.
3. Variation in logical argument questions
- Disha and Chinese coding-decoding were seen in shift 2 and shift 3, but not in shift 1 and shift 4.
- There were irregular appearances in blood relations and inequality, making them unexpected subjects.
- Funny a shift was unique to 4, showing that unexpected subjects could appear in any shift.
Shift-War Breakdown of Reasoning Questions
1. Shift 1 analysis
The first innings had a moderate level logic questions. The major meditation was on the puzzle (08 questions) and the seating arrangement (10 questions). Sylogism (04 questions) and inequality (03 questions) were also included, making the logical argument part significant. Additionally, the series (05 questions) and blood relations (03 questions) were asked, the pattern recognition and understanding of relationships were tested. The pair formation (01 questions) and meaningful words (01 questions) were incorporated as one-to-discourse questions, giving them easy scoring opportunities.
2. Shift 2 analysis
The second innings increased the number of puzzle-based questions (12 questions), indicating that the puzzles dominate this slot. Seating arrangements (05 questions) were also included, but there were fewer questions than the first innings. The direction (03 questions) was introduced in this shift, which made it slightly different from the shift 1. Chinese coding-decoding (04 questions) were introduced, adding a logical element to logic. Sylogism and series had 04 and 05 questions respectively, respectively, maintained their appearance in shifts. Meaningful words (01 questions) and pair formation (01 questions) were again present, offering easy marks for well -prepared candidates.
3. Shift 3 analysis
The number of puzzle questions (05 questions) was low in this innings, but compensation was given with seating arrangement (10 questions), making this section highly logical. Direction (03 questions) and Chinese coding-decoding (05 questions) were also included, indicating a change towards logical logic subjects. Sylogism (04 questions), series (05 questions), and number-based (01 questions) were asked. The formation and meaningful word questions of the pair were retained, ensuring a mixture of easy and moderate difficulty levels.
4. Shift 4 analysis
In the fourth innings, again a high number puzzle question (10 questions) and a little less seating arrangement (09 questions) were seen. Inequality (04 questions) and blood relations (03 questions) were included, bringing diversity to this shift. The series (05 questions) continued its appearance, and a unique question type, ODD One OUT (01 Question), was asked in this shift. In particular, there were no direction or Chinese coding-decoding questions, making this change separate from the previous one.
SBI Clerk Major TakeaWays for Candidates of Prelims
- Master Puzzle and Seating Arrangement: Since these subjects cover 40-50% Reasoning section, candidates should practice various types, such as box puzzles, floor-based puzzles, circular and linear arrangements.
- Note Sylogism and series: These topics appeared in all changes and were easy scoring sections.
- Be prepared for variability: Topics such as direction, Chinese coding-decoding, blood relations and inequality appeared inconsistently, making ideological clarity significant.
- Manage time effectively: Since puzzles are taking time, candidates should try easy questions before moving forward.
