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SHL Logical (Deductive): Test Format

Test Type Deductive / Diagrammatic Reasoning
Common Tasks Scheduling, Rank Ordering, Flowcharts.
Core Skill Applying strict rules to reach a single conclusion.
Interactive? Yes (Verify G+ often uses drag-and-drop scheduling).

The Challenge: Strict Logic

Deductive tests are different from pattern spotting. You are given a set of facts (e.g., "John cannot sit next to Mary," "Team A must meet on Tuesday"). You must find the only valid arrangement.

Interactive Scheduling

Verify G+ often asks you to drag meetings into a calendar. One conflict ruins the answer. ReasonEra checks all constraints instantly to find the valid slot.

Diagrammatic Input/Output

Some logical tests use flowcharts or operator inputs (similar to Aon Switch). Our visual AI traces the logic path from start to finish without error.

Common Deductive Scenarios

1. Rank Ordering

"A is heavier than B but lighter than C. D is the heaviest." Who is 2nd heaviest?

2. Seating/Placement

Arranging items in a grid where rows/columns have specific exclusion rules.

3. Flowchart Logic

Applying IF/THEN rules to a shape as it moves through a diagram.

4. Syllogisms

"All rocks are soft. Some soft things are blue." -> Validating conclusions.

Logic puzzles are brittle. One mistake breaks the chain.
ReasonEra ensures 100% logic consistency.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SHL Deductive Reasoning test?

The SHL Deductive Reasoning test assesses your ability to apply general rules to specific scenarios. Common tasks include scheduling, rank ordering, and seating arrangements where you must find the only logical solution based on a set of constraints.

How is Deductive different from Inductive reasoning?

Inductive reasoning involves finding a pattern or rule from a set of observations (bottom-up). Deductive reasoning involves applying given rules to reach a certain conclusion (top-down).

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