Puzzles and seating arrangements are common in reasoning sections of competitive exams and aptitude tests. These questions test logical thinking, attention to detail, and the ability to visualize and manipulate information mentally. Here’s how these types of reasoning problems work and their typical uses:

Concept

1. Puzzles: These involve a variety of logical challenges, such as number puzzles, pattern recognition, word puzzles, and logical deductions.
2. Seating Arrangements: These problems involve arranging people or objects in a specific order based on given conditions. They often require understanding relationships and spatial arrangements