UP Police SI · Mental Aptitude & Reasoning
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Statement & Conclusion
Inference and assumption analysis.
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Statement: All students who study regularly score good marks. Conclusions: I. Regular study is the only factor for scoring good marks. II. Students who score good marks must have studied regularly.
Q2 · Statement & Conclusion · EASY
Statement: The government has increased the budget for rural development by 20 percent this year. Conclusions: I. The government is focusing on improving rural infrastructure. II. Rural areas were neglected in the previous year.
Q3 · Statement & Conclusion · MEDIUM
Statement: In a company, employees who complete projects before deadlines receive performance bonuses. Conclusions: I. All employees receive performance bonuses. II. Employees who do not receive bonuses did not complete projects before deadlines.
Q4 · Statement & Conclusion · HARD
Statement: Many multinational companies are setting up manufacturing units in India due to availability of skilled labor and favorable policies. Conclusions: I. India has a large pool of skilled workers. II. Other countries do not have favorable policies for manufacturing. III. Manufacturing in India is profitable for multinational companies.