RRB Reasoning MCQs – Ranking & Order - 07 Oct 2026

1. In a row of 35 students, Ravi is 12th from the left. What is his position from the right?

  • A) 22nd
  • B) 23rd
  • C) 24th
  • D) 25th

2. In a queue, Priya is 18th from the front and 15th from the back. How many people are there in the queue?

  • A) 31
  • B) 32
  • C) 33
  • D) 34

3. Amit ranks 9th from the top and 26th from the bottom in a class. How many students are there in the class?

  • A) 34
  • B) 35
  • C) 36
  • D) 37

4. In a row of 40 people, Neha is 14th from the left. If she moves 7 places to the right, what will be her new position from the left?

  • A) 20th
  • B) 21st
  • C) 22nd
  • D) 23rd

5. In a queue, Rohan is 11th from the front. After moving 6 places backward, he becomes 17th from the front. If there are 30 people in the queue, what is his position from the back?

  • A) 13th
  • B) 14th
  • C) 15th
  • D) 16th
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. B
  4. B
  5. B
Expert Tip: Ranking & Order (RRB Reasoning)

The key formula for ranking questions is: Total = Rank from one side + Rank from the other side − 1. For a position change, simply add or subtract the number of places moved. Always identify whether the question asks for the position from the front, back, left, or right before calculating.

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RRB Reasoning MCQs – Dice & Cube Problems - 10 Mar 2026

1. A standard dice has how many faces?

  • A) 4
  • B) 5
  • C) 6
  • D) 8

2. In a standard dice, what is the sum of numbers on opposite faces?

  • A) 6
  • B) 7
  • C) 8
  • D) 9

3. If a dice shows 2 on the top and 5 on the front, which number cannot be on the bottom?

  • A) 1
  • B) 3
  • C) 4
  • D) 6

4. A cube is painted on all sides and cut into 27 smaller cubes. How many cubes will have paint on exactly one face?

  • A) 6
  • B) 12
  • C) 8
  • D) 24

5. A cube is painted on all sides and cut into 64 smaller cubes. How many cubes will have paint on exactly three faces?

  • A) 4
  • B) 6
  • C) 8
  • D) 12
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. B
  3. B
  4. B
  5. C
Expert Tip: Dice & Cube Problems (RRB Reasoning)

In dice problems, remember that opposite faces of a standard dice always add up to 7. In cube-cutting problems, corner cubes have 3 painted faces, edge cubes have 2 painted faces, face-center cubes have 1 painted face, and inner cubes have no paint. These shortcuts help solve dice and cube questions quickly in RRB exams.

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RRB Reasoning MCQs – Embedded Figures - 09 Mar 2026

1. In embedded figure questions, what is the main task of the candidate?

  • A) Identify a hidden simple figure inside a complex figure
  • B) Count the number of shapes
  • C) Draw a new diagram
  • D) Rotate the given figure

2. Embedded figure questions mainly test which ability?

  • A) Mathematical calculation
  • B) Observation and visual analysis
  • C) Vocabulary skills
  • D) Memory power

3. If a triangle is hidden inside a complex diagram made of many lines, what should be your first step?

  • A) Count the lines
  • B) Look for triangle edges and angles
  • C) Ignore the diagram
  • D) Rotate the entire diagram

4. Which of the following helps most in solving embedded figure problems quickly?

  • A) Guessing randomly
  • B) Careful observation of shapes and boundaries
  • C) Memorizing formulas
  • D) Solving arithmetic

5. Embedded figure questions in RRB exams generally belong to which reasoning category?

  • A) Verbal reasoning
  • B) Numerical reasoning
  • C) Non-verbal reasoning
  • D) Logical deduction
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. B
  3. B
  4. B
  5. C
Expert Tip: Embedded Figures (RRB Reasoning)

Embedded figure questions require strong visual observation. Focus on the basic shape first (triangle, square, circle, etc.). Ignore extra lines and trace the boundaries of the target figure. Practicing similar diagrams improves speed and accuracy in non-verbal reasoning sections of RRB exams.

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RRB Reasoning MCQs – Paper Folding & Paper Cutting - 08 Mar 2026

1. A square paper is folded once vertically and a hole is punched near the folded edge. When the paper is unfolded, how many holes will appear?

  • A) 1
  • B) 2
  • C) 3
  • D) 4

2. A paper is folded twice and one hole is punched. When the paper is unfolded, how many holes will be visible?

  • A) 2
  • B) 4
  • C) 6
  • D) 8

3. If a circular paper is folded into half and then again folded into half, how many layers will be formed?

  • A) 2
  • B) 3
  • C) 4
  • D) 6

4. A square paper is folded three times. One hole is punched. How many holes will appear after unfolding?

  • A) 4
  • B) 6
  • C) 8
  • D) 10

5. If a rectangular sheet is folded once horizontally and once vertically, how many layers will be formed?

  • A) 2
  • B) 3
  • C) 4
  • D) 6
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. B
  3. C
  4. C
  5. C
Expert Tip: Paper Folding & Cutting (RRB Reasoning)

Each fold doubles the number of layers. If one hole is punched after folding n times, the number of holes after unfolding becomes 2ⁿ. Visualizing the folds step-by-step helps quickly solve paper folding and cutting questions in RRB exams.

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RRB Reasoning MCQs – Paper Folding & Paper Cutting - 07 Mar 2026

1. A square paper is folded once vertically and a hole is punched near the folded edge. When the paper is unfolded, how many holes will appear?

  • A) 1
  • B) 2
  • C) 3
  • D) 4

2. A paper is folded twice and one hole is punched. When the paper is unfolded, how many holes will be visible?

  • A) 2
  • B) 4
  • C) 6
  • D) 8

3. If a circular paper is folded into half and then again folded into half, how many layers will be formed?

  • A) 2
  • B) 3
  • C) 4
  • D) 6

4. A square paper is folded three times. One hole is punched. How many holes will appear after unfolding?

  • A) 4
  • B) 6
  • C) 8
  • D) 10

5. If a rectangular sheet is folded once horizontally and once vertically, how many layers will be formed?

  • A) 2
  • B) 3
  • C) 4
  • D) 6
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. B
  3. C
  4. C
  5. C
Expert Tip: Paper Folding & Cutting (RRB Reasoning)

Each fold doubles the number of layers. If one hole is punched after folding n times, the number of holes after unfolding becomes 2ⁿ. Visualizing the folds step-by-step helps quickly solve paper folding and cutting questions in RRB exams.

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RRB Reasoning MCQs – Mirror Image & Water Image 07 Mar 2026

1. In a mirror image, which direction becomes the opposite?

  • A) Up and Down
  • B) Left and Right
  • C) North and South
  • D) East and West

2. In a water image, which direction is reversed?

  • A) Left and Right
  • B) Up and Down
  • C) East and West
  • D) North and South

3. If a mirror is placed on the right side of the word MAP, what will be the mirror image?

  • A) PAM
  • B) MAP
  • C) PAM (reversed form)
  • D) APM

4. Which of the following letters remains unchanged in a mirror image?

  • A) A
  • B) B
  • C) C
  • D) D

5. If the mirror is placed below the number 69, what will be the water image?

  • A) 69
  • B) 96
  • C) 66
  • D) 99
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. B
  3. C
  4. A
  5. B
Expert Tip: Mirror & Water Images (RRB Reasoning)

In mirror images, left and right positions are reversed. In water images, top and bottom positions are reversed. Always imagine the mirror placed beside or below the object. Letters with vertical symmetry like A, H, I, M, O, T, U, V, W, X, Y often remain unchanged in mirror reflections.

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RRB Reasoning MCQs – Alphabet Arrangement - 06 Mar 2026

1. If the letters of the word MONKEY are arranged in alphabetical order, which letter will be in the 4th position?

  • A) K
  • B) M
  • C) N
  • D) O

2. Arrange the letters of the word TABLE in alphabetical order. Which letter will be at the last position?

  • A) T
  • B) B
  • C) E
  • D) L

3. If the letters of the word MARKET are arranged alphabetically, which letter will be in the middle?

  • A) K
  • B) M
  • C) R
  • D) T

4. Arrange the letters of the word ORANGE alphabetically. Which letter will be in the second position?

  • A) A
  • B) E
  • C) G
  • D) N

5. If the letters of the word FLOWER are arranged in alphabetical order, which letter will be in the first position?

  • A) E
  • B) F
  • C) L
  • D) O
Answer Key
  1. D
  2. A
  3. B
  4. B
  5. A
Expert Tip: Alphabet Arrangement (RRB Reasoning)

Alphabet arrangement questions require sorting letters according to their alphabetical order (A → Z). Write the letters quickly and reorder them mentally or on paper. Remember that vowels often appear earlier than many consonants. These questions are simple and quick scoring in RRB reasoning exams.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Missing Term in Number Series - 05 Mar 2026

1. Find the missing number in the series: 3, 7, 15, 31, ?

  • A) 47
  • B) 55
  • C) 63
  • D) 71

2. Find the missing number: 2, 6, 12, 20, ?

  • A) 28
  • B) 30
  • C) 32
  • D) 36

3. Complete the series: 4, 9, 19, 39, ?

  • A) 69
  • B) 79
  • C) 89
  • D) 99

4. Find the missing term: 5, 10, 20, 40, ?

  • A) 60
  • B) 70
  • C) 80
  • D) 90

5. Identify the missing number: 7, 14, 28, 56, ?

  • A) 84
  • B) 98
  • C) 112
  • D) 126
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. B
  3. B
  4. C
  5. C
Expert Tip: Missing Term Series (RRB Reasoning)

For missing-term questions, first check simple patterns like addition, subtraction, multiplication, or doubling. If that does not work, analyze the difference between terms. Many RRB questions follow patterns such as (×2), (×2 + 1), square numbers, or increasing differences. Identifying the pattern quickly helps solve series questions in seconds.

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RRB Reasoning MCQs – Number Analogy - 04 Mar 2026

1. 6 : 36 :: 8 : ?

  • A) 48
  • B) 56
  • C) 64
  • D) 72

2. 4 : 20 :: 7 : ?

  • A) 42
  • B) 49
  • C) 56
  • D) 63

3. 9 : 81 :: 11 : ?

  • A) 99
  • B) 110
  • C) 121
  • D) 132

4. 5 : 125 :: 3 : ?

  • A) 9
  • B) 18
  • C) 27
  • D) 36

5. 12 : 144 :: 15 : ?

  • A) 180
  • B) 210
  • C) 225
  • D) 240
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. A
  3. C
  4. C
  5. C
Expert Tip: Number Analogy (RRB Reasoning)

Number analogy questions usually follow patterns like square, cube, multiplication, or addition. Always check the simplest relationship first. If the pattern is not clear, try breaking numbers into factors. These questions are very common and easy to score in RRB reasoning exams.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Letter Analogy - 03 Mar 2026

1. AB : CD :: EF : ?

  • A) GH
  • B) GI
  • C) FG
  • D) HI

2. ACE : BDF :: GIK : ?

  • A) HJL
  • B) HJL
  • C) HJM
  • D) IKM

3. CAT : DBU :: DOG : ?

  • A) EPH
  • B) EOG
  • C) FPH
  • D) DPH

4. MNO : NOP :: TUV : ?

  • A) UVW
  • B) VWX
  • C) WXY
  • D) XYZ

5. BDF : CEG :: HJL : ?

  • A) IKM
  • B) ILN
  • C) JLN
  • D) KMO
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. A
  3. A
  4. A
  5. A
Expert Tip: Letter Analogy (RRB Reasoning)

Letter analogy questions test the relationship between alphabet positions. Convert letters into numbers (A=1, B=2, … Z=26) and check the pattern such as +1, +2, −1 shifts. Once the relation is identified in the first pair, apply the same pattern to the second pair. These questions are quick scoring in RRB reasoning sections.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Alphabet Series - 02 Mar 2026

1. Find the missing letter in the series: A, C, E, G, ?

  • A) H
  • B) I
  • C) J
  • D) K

2. Find the missing letter: Z, X, V, T, ?

  • A) R
  • B) Q
  • C) S
  • D) P

3. Complete the series: B, E, H, K, ?

  • A) M
  • B) N
  • C) O
  • D) P

4. Find the missing letter: A, D, H, M, ?

  • A) S
  • B) T
  • C) R
  • D) U

5. Identify the next letter: C, F, I, L, ?

  • A) N
  • B) O
  • C) P
  • D) Q
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. A
  3. N
  4. S
  5. B
Expert Tip: Alphabet Series (RRB Reasoning)

Alphabet series questions are solved by checking the position gap between letters. Convert letters into positions (A=1, B=2… Z=26). Identify whether the gap increases, decreases, or follows a fixed pattern. These questions are common in RRB exams and easy to solve quickly.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Data Sufficiency - 01 Mar 2026

1. Question: Is A older than B? Statements: I. A is older than C. II. C is older than B.

  • A) Only statement I is sufficient
  • B) Only statement II is sufficient
  • C) Both statements together are sufficient
  • D) Both statements together are not sufficient

2. Question: Is X greater than Y? Statements: I. X > Z II. Z > Y

  • A) Only I sufficient
  • B) Only II sufficient
  • C) Both together sufficient
  • D) Neither sufficient

3. Question: What is the position of R in a row? Statements: I. R is 7th from the left. II. R is 10th from the right.

  • A) Only I sufficient
  • B) Only II sufficient
  • C) Both together sufficient
  • D) Either I or II sufficient

4. Question: Is P the tallest among Q, R, and S? Statements: I. P is taller than Q. II. R is taller than S but shorter than P.

  • A) Only I sufficient
  • B) Only II sufficient
  • C) Both together sufficient
  • D) Neither sufficient

5. Question: Is the number even? Statements: I. The number is divisible by 2. II. The number is divisible by 4.

  • A) Only I sufficient
  • B) Only II sufficient
  • C) Both together sufficient
  • D) Either I or II sufficient
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. C
  3. D
  4. C
  5. D
Expert Tip: Data Sufficiency (RRB Reasoning)

In data sufficiency questions, do not solve the full problem. Instead, check whether the given statements provide enough information to answer the question. Test each statement separately first, then combine them if needed. Avoid making assumptions beyond the given data.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Logical Venn Diagram - 28 Feb 2026

1. Which Venn diagram correctly represents the relationship between: Doctors, Surgeons, and Professionals?

  • A) Surgeons inside Doctors, Doctors inside Professionals
  • B) Doctors inside Surgeons
  • C) All three separate
  • D) Doctors and Surgeons separate from Professionals

2. Choose the correct Venn diagram for: Students, Boys, Girls

  • A) Boys and Girls separate inside Students
  • B) Boys inside Girls
  • C) Students inside Boys
  • D) All three separate

3. Identify the correct relationship between: Vehicles, Cars, Buses

  • A) Cars and Buses separate inside Vehicles
  • B) Vehicles inside Cars
  • C) Cars inside Buses
  • D) All three separate

4. Which Venn diagram represents the relationship between: Animals, Dogs, Cats?

  • A) Dogs and Cats inside Animals
  • B) Dogs inside Cats
  • C) Cats inside Dogs
  • D) All separate

5. Choose the correct Venn diagram for: Fruits, Apples, Mangoes

  • A) Apples and Mangoes inside Fruits
  • B) Fruits inside Apples
  • C) Apples inside Mangoes
  • D) All separate
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. A
  3. A
  4. A
  5. A
Expert Tip: Logical Venn Diagram (RRB Reasoning)

In Venn diagram questions, first identify the main category and then the subcategories. Subcategories always lie inside the main category circle. If two groups share some common elements, their circles overlap. Visualizing real-life relationships helps solve these questions quickly in RRB exams.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Decision Making - 27 Feb 2026

1. Statement: A company wants to reduce electricity consumption in its office. Which of the following would be the most effective decision?

  • A) Install energy-efficient LED lights
  • B) Increase office working hours
  • C) Buy more electrical equipment
  • D) Keep lights on throughout the day

2. Statement: A city is facing heavy traffic congestion during peak hours. What decision should authorities take?

  • A) Increase parking charges
  • B) Improve public transport facilities
  • C) Reduce road maintenance
  • D) Close major roads

3. Statement: A school wants to improve students' academic performance. Which decision would be most appropriate?

  • A) Introduce extra coaching classes
  • B) Reduce study hours
  • C) Cancel exams
  • D) Increase holidays

4. Statement: Water shortage has been reported in several parts of the city. What is the most suitable decision?

  • A) Encourage water conservation
  • B) Waste more water
  • C) Ignore the issue
  • D) Increase water wastage

5. Statement: A company wants to increase employee productivity. Which decision is most logical?

  • A) Provide training programs
  • B) Reduce employee motivation
  • C) Increase workload without support
  • D) Reduce workplace facilities
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. B
  3. A
  4. A
  5. A
Expert Tip: Decision Making (RRB Reasoning)

In decision-making questions, always choose the option that is logical, practical, and directly solves the problem. Avoid extreme or unrealistic solutions. The best answer is usually the one that benefits the maximum number of people and addresses the root cause of the issue.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Cause & Effect - 26 Mar 2026

1. Statement: Due to heavy rainfall, several areas in the city were flooded. Which of the following is the cause and which is the effect?

  • A) Flooding is the cause and rainfall is the effect
  • B) Rainfall is the cause and flooding is the effect
  • C) Both are independent events
  • D) None of these

2. Statement: The government increased fuel prices, and transportation costs rose significantly.

  • A) Increase in fuel price is the cause
  • B) Transportation cost rise is the cause
  • C) Both are causes
  • D) Both are effects

3. Statement: The school introduced strict attendance rules, and student attendance improved.

  • A) Strict rules are the cause
  • B) Improved attendance is the cause
  • C) Both are independent
  • D) None of these

4. Statement: The company launched a new marketing campaign, and product sales increased rapidly.

  • A) Marketing campaign is the cause
  • B) Sales increase is the cause
  • C) Both are effects
  • D) Both are unrelated

5. Statement: There was a shortage of rainfall this year, and crop production decreased.

  • A) Crop production decrease is the cause
  • B) Lack of rainfall is the cause
  • C) Both are effects
  • D) None of these
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. A
  3. A
  4. A
  5. B
Expert Tip: Cause & Effect (RRB Reasoning)

In cause–effect questions, the cause must logically occur before the effect. Ask yourself: “Would the effect happen without the cause?” If the answer is no, the relationship is valid. Avoid confusing correlated events with real cause–effect relationships.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Statement & Conclusion - 25 Feb 2026

1. Statement: All laptops are machines. Some machines are electronic devices. Conclusions: I. Some laptops are electronic devices. II. All laptops are machines.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

2. Statement: Some teachers are writers. All writers are creative. Conclusions: I. Some teachers are creative. II. All teachers are creative.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

3. Statement: All books are papers. Some papers are files. Conclusions: I. Some books are files. II. Some papers are books.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

4. Statement: Some cars are buses. All buses are vehicles. Conclusions: I. Some cars are vehicles. II. All cars are vehicles.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

5. Statement: All flowers are plants. Some plants are trees. Conclusions: I. Some flowers are trees. II. Some plants are flowers.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. A
  3. B
  4. A
  5. B
Expert Tip: Statement & Conclusion (RRB Reasoning)

In statement–conclusion questions, check if the conclusion must be true based only on the given statements. Do not assume extra information. If even one possible case makes the conclusion false, then it does not follow. These questions are easier when solved using simple Venn diagrams.

RRB Reasoning – Speed Booster (20 Questions) - 24 Feb 2026

1. 2, 6, 12, 20, ?

  • A) 28
  • B) 30
  • C) 32
  • D) 34

2. Pen : Write :: Knife : ?

  • A) Cut
  • B) Sharp
  • C) Steel
  • D) Blade

3. If CAT → DBU, DOG → ?

  • A) EPH
  • B) EPG
  • C) FPH
  • D) DPH

4. Ravi is 10th from left in a row of 30. Rank from right?

  • A) 19
  • B) 20
  • C) 21
  • D) 22

5. Which is odd?

  • A) 9
  • B) 16
  • C) 25
  • D) 27

6. A > B ≥ C. Conclusion: A > C?

  • A) Yes
  • B) No
  • C) Cannot say
  • D) Only sometimes

7. Middle letter of alphabet?

  • A) L
  • B) M
  • C) N
  • D) O

8. 5, 10, 20, 40, ?

  • A) 60
  • B) 70
  • C) 80
  • D) 90

9. Pointing to a man, she said “He is my mother's brother.” He is her?

  • A) Cousin
  • B) Uncle
  • C) Brother
  • D) Nephew

10. 1, 4, 9, 16, ?

  • A) 20
  • B) 25
  • C) 30
  • D) 36

11. Bird : Fly :: Fish : ?

  • A) Water
  • B) Swim
  • C) River
  • D) Sea

12. If APPLE → BQQMF, BALL → ?

  • A) CBMM
  • B) CBMM
  • C) CBMM
  • D) CBMM

13. A walks 5m north, 5m south. Distance from start?

  • A) 0
  • B) 5
  • C) 10
  • D) 2

14. Total if 5th from left and 7th from right?

  • A) 11
  • B) 12
  • C) 13
  • D) 10

15. 3, 9, 27, ?

  • A) 54
  • B) 81
  • C) 72
  • D) 63

16. Some cats are dogs. Valid conclusion?

  • A) Some dogs are cats
  • B) All cats are dogs
  • C) No dog is cat
  • D) None

17. If A=1, B=2, Z=?

  • A) 24
  • B) 25
  • C) 26
  • D) 27

18. Odd one out:

  • A) Rose
  • B) Lotus
  • C) Lily
  • D) Carrot

19. If 4 → 16, 5 → 25, 6 → ?

  • A) 30
  • B) 36
  • C) 40
  • D) 42

20. If 8, 6, 4, 2, ?

  • A) 1
  • B) 0
  • C) 2
  • D) 3
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. A
  3. A
  4. C
  5. D
  6. A
  7. M
  8. C
  9. B
  10. B
  11. B
  12. A
  13. A
  14. A
  15. B
  16. A
  17. C
  18. D
  19. B
  20. B

RRB Reasoning Mini Mock – Set 1 - 22 Feb 2026

1. Find the missing number: 5, 11, 23, 47, ?

  • A) 89
  • B) 93
  • C) 95
  • D) 99

2. Bird : Nest :: Bee : ?

  • A) Flower
  • B) Honey
  • C) Hive
  • D) Tree

3. In a row of 50 students, Aman is 18th from the left. What is his rank from the right?

  • A) 32
  • B) 33
  • C) 34
  • D) 35

4. If CAT is coded as DBU, then RAT is coded as?

  • A) SBU
  • B) SBU
  • C) SBU
  • D) SBU

5. Pointing to a man, Seema said, “He is the son of my father’s brother.” How is the man related to Seema?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Uncle
  • D) Nephew

6. A person walks 8 m east, turns left and walks 6 m, then turns left and walks 8 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 6 m
  • B) 8 m
  • C) 10 m
  • D) 14 m

7. Statements: All roses are flowers. Some flowers are red.
Conclusions: I. Some roses are red. II. Some flowers are roses.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

8. Find the odd one out.

  • A) 64
  • B) 81
  • C) 100
  • D) 121

9. Statements: P > Q ≥ R
Conclusion: I. P > R II. Q > P

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both follow
  • D) Neither follows

10. Which letter is 5th to the right of the 12th letter from the left?

  • A) Q
  • B) R
  • C) S
  • D) T
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. C
  3. B
  4. A
  5. B
  6. A
  7. B
  8. D
  9. A
  10. A
Expert Tip: Reasoning Mini Mock Strategy (RRB)

Attempt reasoning in this order: Series → Analogy → Alphabet → Inequality → Ranking → Blood Relation → Direction → Syllogism → Puzzle. Solve easy 1-minute questions first. Avoid spending more than 2 minutes on one question. RRB reasoning rewards accuracy, not overthinking.

RRB Reasoning Mini Mock – Set 1 - 21 Feb 2026

1. Find the missing number: 5, 11, 23, 47, ?

  • A) 89
  • B) 93
  • C) 95
  • D) 99

2. Bird : Nest :: Bee : ?

  • A) Flower
  • B) Honey
  • C) Hive
  • D) Tree

3. In a row of 50 students, Aman is 18th from the left. What is his rank from the right?

  • A) 32
  • B) 33
  • C) 34
  • D) 35

4. If CAT is coded as DBU, then RAT is coded as?

  • A) SBU
  • B) SBU
  • C) SBU
  • D) SBU

5. Pointing to a man, Seema said, “He is the son of my father’s brother.” How is the man related to Seema?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Uncle
  • D) Nephew

6. A person walks 8 m east, turns left and walks 6 m, then turns left and walks 8 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 6 m
  • B) 8 m
  • C) 10 m
  • D) 14 m

7. Statements: All roses are flowers. Some flowers are red.
Conclusions: I. Some roses are red. II. Some flowers are roses.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

8. Find the odd one out.

  • A) 64
  • B) 81
  • C) 100
  • D) 121

9. Statements: P > Q ≥ R
Conclusion: I. P > R II. Q > P

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both follow
  • D) Neither follows

10. Which letter is 5th to the right of the 12th letter from the left?

  • A) Q
  • B) R
  • C) S
  • D) T
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. C
  3. B
  4. A
  5. B
  6. A
  7. B
  8. D
  9. A
  10. A
Expert Tip: Reasoning Mini Mock Strategy (RRB)

Attempt reasoning in this order: Series → Analogy → Alphabet → Inequality → Ranking → Blood Relation → Direction → Syllogism → Puzzle. Solve easy 1-minute questions first. Avoid spending more than 2 minutes on one question. RRB reasoning rewards accuracy, not overthinking.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Mixed Practice Set 3 (High Level) - 20 Feb 2026

1. Find the missing number in the series: 3, 7, 15, 31, ?

  • A) 47
  • B) 55
  • C) 63
  • D) 71

2. If DELHI is coded as IHLED, how is MUMBAI coded?

  • A) IABMUM
  • B) IABMUM
  • C) IABMUM
  • D) IABMUM

3. Pointing to a boy, Riya said, “He is the son of the daughter of my mother.” How is the boy related to Riya?

  • A) Nephew
  • B) Son
  • C) Brother
  • D) Cousin

4. Statements: A ≥ B > C ≤ D
Conclusions: I. A > C II. D ≥ B

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

5. Eight persons are sitting in a row. A is third from the left. B is second to the right of A. C is exactly in the middle. How many persons are sitting between B and C?

  • A) None
  • B) One
  • C) Two
  • D) Three
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. A
  3. B
  4. A
  5. A
Expert Tip: High-Level Mixed Reasoning (RRB)

High-level reasoning questions test attention to detail. In series, check for patterns like (×2 + 1). In reverse coding, always read the word backwards first. For tricky blood relations, identify the base person clearly. Do not attempt difficult puzzles first—secure easy marks before moving ahead.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Mixed Practice Set 2 - 19 Feb 2026

1. Find the missing number in the series: 7, 14, 28, 56, ?

  • A) 98
  • B) 104
  • C) 112
  • D) 120

2. If MANGO is coded as NZOH P, how is APPLE coded in the same pattern?

  • A) BQQMF
  • B) BPPMF
  • C) CQQLF
  • D) BQQLF

3. In a class of 35 students, Priya ranks 9th from the top. What is her rank from the bottom?

  • A) 25
  • B) 26
  • C) 27
  • D) 28

4. A person walks 10 m south, turns left and walks 5 m, then turns left again and walks 10 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 5 m
  • B) 10 m
  • C) 15 m
  • D) 20 m

5. Statements: All cars are vehicles. Some vehicles are bikes.
Conclusions: I. Some cars are bikes. II. Some vehicles are cars.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. A
  3. C
  4. A
  5. B
Expert Tip: Mixed Reasoning Level 2 (RRB)

In moderate-level mixed sets, quickly identify the pattern type before solving. For ranking, always use Total = Left + Right − 1. In coding questions, check if the pattern is +1 alphabet shift. For syllogism, never assume extra information beyond statements. Smart selection of easy questions first improves overall accuracy in RRB exams.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Mixed Practice Set 1 - 18 Feb 2026

1. Find the missing number in the series: 4, 9, 19, 39, ?

  • A) 69
  • B) 79
  • C) 89
  • D) 99

2. Pointing to a woman, Rahul said, “She is the daughter of my father’s only sister.” How is the woman related to Rahul?

  • A) Sister
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Aunt
  • D) Niece

3. Clock : Time :: Thermometer : ?

  • A) Heat
  • B) Temperature
  • C) Degree
  • D) Weather

4. A man walks 6 m north, then turns right and walks 8 m. He again turns right and walks 6 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 6 m
  • B) 8 m
  • C) 10 m
  • D) 14 m

5. Statements: All apples are fruits. Some fruits are sweet.
Conclusions: I. Some apples are sweet. II. Some fruits are apples.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. B
  3. B
  4. B
  5. B
Expert Tip: Mixed Reasoning (RRB)

In mixed reasoning sets, do not solve questions in order. First attempt the fastest topics like analogy, alphabet test, and inequality. Leave puzzles and syllogism for later if time-consuming. RRB reasoning rewards accuracy over speed, so avoid guesswork.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Mathematical Operations - 17 Feb 2026

1. If '+' means '×', '−' means '+', '×' means '÷' and '÷' means '−', then find the value of: 8 + 6 − 4 × 2 ÷ 2

  • A) 12
  • B) 14
  • C) 16
  • D) 18

2. If 'A + B' means 'A × B', 'A − B' means 'A + B', 'A × B' means 'A ÷ B' and 'A ÷ B' means 'A − B', then what is the value of: 12 − 4 + 6 × 3?

  • A) 6
  • B) 8
  • C) 10
  • D) 12

3. If '×' stands for '+', '+' stands for '÷', '÷' stands for '−' and '−' stands for '×', then find the value of: 16 + 8 × 4 ÷ 2 − 3

  • A) 5
  • B) 7
  • C) 9
  • D) 11

4. If '+' means '−', '−' means '÷', '×' means '+', and '÷' means '×', then what is the value of: 20 ÷ 5 + 3 × 2 − 4?

  • A) 6
  • B) 8
  • C) 10
  • D) 12

5. If 'A + B' means 'A − B' and 'A × B' means 'A + B', then what is the value of: 15 × 5 + 3?

  • A) 13
  • B) 15
  • C) 17
  • D) 20
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. B
  4. C
  5. C
Expert Tip: Mathematical Operations (RRB Reasoning)

In mathematical operations questions, always replace the symbols first according to the given meanings. After replacement, solve the expression using BODMAS rule. Never apply actual operator meaning before substitution. This topic is highly scoring in RRB exams and requires careful reading, not speed.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Ranking & Order - 16 Feb 2026

1. In a class of 40 students, Ravi ranks 12th from the top. What is his rank from the bottom?

  • A) 27
  • B) 28
  • C) 29
  • D) 30

2. In a row of boys, Amit is 15th from the left and 18th from the right. How many boys are there in the row?

  • A) 31
  • B) 32
  • C) 33
  • D) 34

3. Neha is 8th from the top in a class. Riya is 15th from the bottom. If there are 25 students in the class, how many students are between Neha and Riya?

  • A) 1
  • B) 2
  • C) 3
  • D) 4

4. In a queue, Mohan is 10th from the front and 15th from the back. How many people are there in the queue?

  • A) 24
  • B) 25
  • C) 26
  • D) 27

5. In a row of girls, Seema is 7th from the left and Meena is 10th from the right. If there are 20 girls in total, how many girls are sitting between Seema and Meena?

  • A) 2
  • B) 3
  • C) 4
  • D) 5
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. B
  4. B
  5. C
Expert Tip: Ranking & Order (RRB Reasoning)

Ranking questions become easy if you remember one golden rule: Total = Left Rank + Right Rank − 1. For “between” questions, first convert both ranks from the same side. Always write the total number clearly before counting gaps. Ranking is a quick and scoring topic in RRB exams when formulas are applied correctly.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Alphabet Test - 15 Feb 2026

1. If the English alphabet is written from A to Z, which letter is 7th to the right of the 10th letter from the left?

  • A) Q
  • B) R
  • C) S
  • D) T

2. How many letters are there between the 5th letter from the left and the 8th letter from the right in the English alphabet?

  • A) 10
  • B) 11
  • C) 12
  • D) 13

3. Which letter is 4th to the left of the 15th letter from the right in the English alphabet?

  • A) H
  • B) I
  • C) J
  • D) K

4. If the positions of the first and last letters of the English alphabet are interchanged, which letter will be 3rd from the left?

  • A) B
  • B) C
  • C) Y
  • D) X

5. Which letter is exactly in the middle of the English alphabet?

  • A) L
  • B) M
  • C) N
  • D) O
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. B
  3. B
  4. A
  5. B
Expert Tip: Alphabet Test (RRB Reasoning)

Alphabet test questions become easy if you remember the positions of letters (A=1, B=2, … Z=26). For right-side counting, convert it into left-side counting using 27 − position. Always mark the starting point before moving left or right. This topic is quick, accurate, and highly scoring in RRB exams.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Input–Output - 14 Feb 2026

1. Input: 7 4 9 2 6 Step I: 2 7 4 9 6 Step II: 2 4 7 9 6 Step III: 2 4 6 7 9 What will be the output after the final step?

  • A) 2 4 6 7 9
  • B) 2 4 7 6 9
  • C) 4 2 6 7 9
  • D) 6 4 2 7 9

2. Input: 5 8 3 1 6 Step I: 1 5 8 3 6 Step II: 1 3 5 8 6 Step III: 1 3 5 6 8 Which element is at the third position after Step II?

  • A) 5
  • B) 3
  • C) 8
  • D) 6

3. Input: 9 4 7 2 5 Step I: 2 9 4 7 5 Step II: 2 4 9 7 5 Step III: 2 4 5 9 7 Which number will be at the second position in the final output?

  • A) 2
  • B) 4
  • C) 5
  • D) 7

4. Input: 6 3 8 1 4 Step I: 1 6 3 8 4 Step II: 1 3 6 8 4 Step III: 1 3 4 6 8 How many steps are required to arrange the numbers in ascending order?

  • A) Two
  • B) Three
  • C) Four
  • D) Five

5. Input: 8 2 6 4 9 Step I: 2 8 6 4 9 Step II: 2 4 8 6 9 Step III: 2 4 6 8 9 Which element changes its position in every step?

  • A) 2
  • B) 4
  • C) 6
  • D) 8
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. A
  3. B
  4. B
  5. D
Expert Tip: Input–Output (RRB Reasoning)

Input–Output questions usually follow a sorting pattern (ascending or descending). Observe what changes in each step—position, value, or both. Do not try to complete all steps mentally; focus on the pattern between two consecutive steps. This topic is easy and scoring in RRB exams once the logic is identified.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Inequality - 13 Feb 2026

1. Statements: A > B ≥ C, C = D
Conclusions: I. A > D II. B ≥ D

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

2. Statements: P ≤ Q < R
Conclusions: I. P < R II. Q ≥ P

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

3. Statements: M > N ≤ O
Conclusions: I. M > O II. N ≤ M

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

4. Statements: X ≥ Y > Z
Conclusions: I. X > Z II. Y < X

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

5. Statements: L < M ≥ N
Conclusions: I. L < N II. M > L

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. C
  3. B
  4. C
  5. B
Expert Tip: Inequality (RRB Reasoning)

In inequality questions, combine all symbols into a single chain before checking conclusions. If a conclusion is definitely true, it follows. If there is even one case where it can be false, it does not follow. Do not assume extra relations beyond the given statements. Inequality is one of the fastest scoring topics in RRB exams.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Syllogism - 12 Feb 2026

1. Statements: All pens are books. Some books are papers.
Conclusions: I. Some pens are papers. II. Some books are pens.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

2. Statements: All chairs are tables. All tables are furniture.
Conclusions: I. All chairs are furniture. II. Some furniture are chairs.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

3. Statements: Some fruits are vegetables. All vegetables are healthy.
Conclusions: I. Some fruits are healthy. II. All fruits are healthy.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

4. Statements: No cat is a dog. All dogs are animals.
Conclusions: I. No cat is an animal. II. Some animals are dogs.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows

5. Statements: Some teachers are students. All students are learners.
Conclusions: I. Some teachers are learners. II. All teachers are learners.

  • A) Only I follows
  • B) Only II follows
  • C) Both I and II follow
  • D) Neither I nor II follows
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. A
  4. B
  5. A
Expert Tip: Syllogism (RRB Reasoning)

In syllogism questions, focus only on the given statements and do not use real-world knowledge. Draw simple Venn diagrams to check conclusions quickly. Remember: • “All” allows conversion only as “Some”. • “Some” never becomes “All”. Syllogism is a scoring topic in RRB exams if rules are followed strictly.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Puzzle (Logical Arrangement) - 11 Feb 2026

1. Five persons A, B, C, D and E are sitting in a row. A is to the right of B but to the left of C. D is at the extreme left. E is not adjacent to B. Who is sitting in the middle?

  • A) A
  • B) B
  • C) C
  • D) E

2. Four friends P, Q, R and S are sitting around a square table, one at each side, facing the centre. P is sitting opposite Q. R is sitting to the immediate right of P. Who is sitting to the left of Q?

  • A) P
  • B) R
  • C) S
  • D) Cannot be determined

3. Six persons A, B, C, D, E and F are standing in a line. A is between D and E. B is to the immediate right of C. F is at the extreme right. Who is standing at the extreme left?

  • A) A
  • B) B
  • C) C
  • D) D

4. Five boxes P, Q, R, S and T are placed one above the other. P is above Q but below R. S is below Q. T is above R. Which box is at the top?

  • A) P
  • B) R
  • C) S
  • D) T

5. Seven people are sitting in a row. A is third from the left. B is second to the right of A. C is sitting exactly in the middle. How many persons are sitting between B and C?

  • A) None
  • B) One
  • C) Two
  • D) Three
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. C
  3. D
  4. D
  5. A
Expert Tip: Puzzle (RRB Reasoning)

Puzzle questions test your ability to combine multiple clues. Always start by fixing the most definite information (extreme position, centre position, top/bottom). Avoid assumptions until all clues are placed. Drawing a clear diagram makes puzzle questions easy and time-efficient in RRB exams.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Seating Arrangement (Linear) - 10 Feb 2026

1. Five persons A, B, C, D and E are sitting in a row facing north. A is sitting to the immediate right of B. C is sitting to the immediate left of D. E is sitting at the extreme right end. Who is sitting in the middle?

  • A) A
  • B) B
  • C) C
  • D) D

2. Six people P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting in a straight line. P sits second to the left of Q. R sits to the immediate right of Q. T sits at the extreme left. Who sits at the extreme right?

  • A) P
  • B) R
  • C) S
  • D) U

3. Seven persons are sitting in a row. A is second from the left. B is third from the right. C is sitting between A and B. How many persons are sitting between A and B?

  • A) One
  • B) Two
  • C) Three
  • D) Four

4. Four persons M, N, O and P are sitting in a line facing south. M sits to the right of N. O sits to the left of N. Who is sitting at the extreme left?

  • A) M
  • B) N
  • C) O
  • D) P

5. Eight persons are sitting in a row facing north. Which person is fourth from the right if the person sitting exactly in the middle is A?

  • A) Second from left
  • B) Third from left
  • C) Fifth from left
  • D) Sixth from left
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. D
  3. B
  4. C
  5. B
Expert Tip: Seating Arrangement (RRB Reasoning)

In linear seating arrangement questions, always fix the extreme positions first. Clearly note the facing direction (north or south), as left and right change accordingly. Draw a simple line diagram and place confirmed positions before assumptions. This topic is frequently asked and becomes very easy with regular practice.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Direction Sense - 09 Feb 2026

1. A man walks 10 m towards north, then turns right and walks 5 m. He again turns right and walks 10 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 5 m
  • B) 10 m
  • C) 15 m
  • D) 20 m

2. A girl walks 6 m east, then turns left and walks 8 m. She again turns left and walks 6 m. In which direction is she now from the starting point?

  • A) East
  • B) West
  • C) North
  • D) South

3. A person walks 12 m south, then turns right and walks 9 m. He again turns right and walks 12 m. How far and in which direction is he from the starting point?

  • A) 9 m East
  • B) 9 m West
  • C) 12 m East
  • D) 12 m West

4. Ravi walks 5 m north, then turns left and walks 4 m. He again turns right and walks 6 m. How far is Ravi from the starting point?

  • A) 5 m
  • B) 6 m
  • C) 7 m
  • D) 9 m

5. A man walks 8 m west, then turns right and walks 3 m, and again turns right and walks 8 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 3 m
  • B) 5 m
  • C) 8 m
  • D) 11 m
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. B
  3. A
  4. C
  5. A
Expert Tip: Direction Sense (RRB Reasoning)

Direction sense questions are easiest when you draw a quick rough diagram. Always mark the starting point and track turns carefully. Remember: two right turns or two left turns reverse the direction. This topic is highly scoring and time-saving in RRB exams if approached visually.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Blood Relation - 08 Feb 2026

1. Pointing to a boy, Ramesh said, “He is the son of my mother’s only daughter.” How is the boy related to Ramesh?

  • A) Nephew
  • B) Son
  • C) Cousin
  • D) Brother

2. A woman said, “That man is the brother of the son of my father.” How is the man related to the woman?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Son
  • D) Uncle

3. Pointing to a photograph, Amit said, “She is the wife of the only son of my grandfather.” How is the woman related to Amit?

  • A) Mother
  • B) Aunt
  • C) Sister-in-law
  • D) Grandmother

4. Introducing a man, Neha said, “He is the son of the sister of my father.” How is the man related to Neha?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Uncle
  • D) Nephew

5. Pointing to a woman, Raj said, “She is the daughter of my wife’s brother.” How is the woman related to Raj?

  • A) Sister
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Niece
  • D) Daughter
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. A
  3. B
  4. B
  5. C
Expert Tip: Blood Relation (RRB Reasoning)

Blood relation questions become easy if you identify the base person first (father, mother, grandfather). Draw a small family tree to avoid confusion. Words like only son, only daughter, and brother-in-law are common traps in RRB exams. This topic is highly scoring when solved step by step.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Coding & Decoding - 07 Feb 2026

1. If CAT is written as DBU, how is DOG written in the same code?

  • A) EPH
  • B) EOH
  • C) FPH
  • D) EPG

2. In a certain code, ROAD is written as SPBE. How is TRAIN written in the same code?

  • A) USBJO
  • B) USBIN
  • C) UTBJO
  • D) USBJN

3. If PEN is coded as QFO, then how is BOOK coded?

  • A) CPPL
  • B) DQQM
  • C) BNNK
  • D) CQPL

4. In a certain code language, INDIA is written as JOEJB. How will CHINA be written in the same code?

  • A) DIOOB
  • B) DIOOB
  • C) DIOOB
  • D) DIOOB

5. If 245 is written as 369, then how is 368 written in the same code?

  • A) 479
  • B) 481
  • C) 581
  • D) 469
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. A
  3. A
  4. A
  5. A
Expert Tip: Coding–Decoding (RRB)

Coding–Decoding questions in RRB exams usually follow alphabet position (+1, +2) or number addition patterns. Always decode one example fully before attempting the answer. Avoid guessing—identify whether the logic is based on letters, positions, or numbers. This topic is fast to solve and highly scoring once the pattern is clear.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Classification (Odd One Out) - 06 Feb 2026

1. Find the odd one out.

  • A) Apple
  • B) Banana
  • C) Mango
  • D) Potato

2. Find the odd one out.

  • A) Square
  • B) Rectangle
  • C) Triangle
  • D) Cube

3. Find the odd one out.

  • A) 8
  • B) 27
  • C) 64
  • D) 81

4. Find the odd one out.

  • A) Eye
  • B) Ear
  • C) Nose
  • D) Heart

5. Find the odd one out.

  • A) January
  • B) March
  • C) May
  • D) November
Answer Key
  1. D
  2. D
  3. D
  4. D
  5. D
Expert Tip: Classification (Odd One Out)

In classification questions, look for a common property shared by most options such as type, shape, category, or mathematical pattern. The option that does not follow the common rule is the answer. Do not select based on looks—always identify the logic. This topic is quick and highly scoring in RRB NTPC and Group-D exams.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Number Series - 05 Feb 2026

1. Find the missing number in the series: 2, 6, 14, 30, ?

  • A) 46
  • B) 54
  • C) 62
  • D) 66

2. Find the next number in the series: 3, 9, 27, 81, ?

  • A) 162
  • B) 243
  • C) 324
  • D) 729

3. Find the missing number in the series: 5, 11, 23, 47, ?

  • A) 93
  • B) 95
  • C) 97
  • D) 99

4. Find the next term in the series: 1, 4, 9, 16, ?

  • A) 20
  • B) 25
  • C) 30
  • D) 36

5. Find the missing number in the series: 10, 20, 40, 80, ?

  • A) 120
  • B) 140
  • C) 160
  • D) 180
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. B
  3. D
  4. B
  5. C
Expert Tip: Number Series (RRB Reasoning)

In number series questions, first check for simple patterns like addition, multiplication, squares, or doubling. If not found, look at the difference between numbers. RRB usually asks direct logic series, so avoid overthinking. Solving series quickly can save valuable time in the RRB exam.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Analogy - 04 Feb 2026

1. Book : Reading :: Knife : ?

  • A) Sharp
  • B) Cut
  • C) Weapon
  • D) Steel

2. Pen : Write :: Knife : ?

  • A) Paper
  • B) Sharp
  • C) Cut
  • D) Blade

3. Eye : See :: Ear : ?

  • A) Sound
  • B) Noise
  • C) Hear
  • D) Listen

4. Doctor : Hospital :: Teacher : ?

  • A) Student
  • B) Book
  • C) Classroom
  • D) School

5. Fish : Water :: Bird : ?

  • A) Nest
  • B) Tree
  • C) Air
  • D) Sky
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. C
  4. D
  5. C
Expert Tip: Analogy (RRB Reasoning)

Analogy questions test the relationship between words, not their meaning. First identify the relation in the first pair (use, function, place, part). Apply the same relation to the second pair. Avoid attractive but incorrect options based only on similarity. Analogy is a fast-scoring topic in RRB NTPC if logic is clear.

RRB Aptitude MCQs – Profit & Loss -03 Feb 2026

1. An article is sold for ₹1,200 at a profit of 20%. What is the cost price of the article?

  • A) ₹900
  • B) ₹1,000
  • C) ₹1,050
  • D) ₹1,100

2. A shopkeeper marks an article at ₹800 and gives a discount of 10%. If the cost price is ₹600, what is the profit percentage?

  • A) 15%
  • B) 18%
  • C) 20%
  • D) 25%

3. If an article is sold at a loss of 12%, for ₹880, what would be the selling price for a profit of 10% on the same article?

  • A) ₹980
  • B) ₹1,000
  • C) ₹1,050
  • D) ₹1,100

4. A trader sells two articles for ₹1,000 each. On one article he gains 20% and on the other he loses 20%. What is his overall profit or loss?

  • A) No profit, no loss
  • B) 4% loss
  • C) 2% loss
  • D) 4% profit

5. The cost price of an article is ₹500. At what selling price should it be sold to gain 15%?

  • A) ₹550
  • B) ₹560
  • C) ₹575
  • D) ₹585
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. B
  4. B
  5. C
Explanation

Q1: CP = 1200 ÷ 1.20 = ₹1,000.

Q2: SP = 800 − 10% = 720 → Profit = 720 − 600 = 120 → Profit % = 20%.

Q3: CP = 880 ÷ 0.88 = 1000 → New SP = 1000 × 1.10 = ₹1,100 (closest ₹1,000 not correct → ₹1,000 is exact).

Q4: Net result = (20 × 20) / 100 = 4% loss.

Q5: SP = 500 × 1.15 = ₹575.

Expert Tip: Profit & Loss (RRB)

Profit & Loss questions in RRB often include discount + marked price and equal selling price traps. Always calculate the cost price first. Remember: equal gain and loss percentages do not cancel out. This topic is highly scoring if formulas are applied carefully.

RRB Aptitude MCQs – Ratio & Proportion - 02 Feb 2026

1. The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 7 : 5. If the total number of students is 48, how many girls are there in the class?

  • A) 18
  • B) 20
  • C) 22
  • D) 24

2. The ratio of the ages of A and B is 4 : 5. After 6 years, the ratio becomes 5 : 6. What is the present age of A?

  • A) 20 years
  • B) 24 years
  • C) 28 years
  • D) 32 years

3. If the ratio of milk to water in a mixture is 3 : 2, how much water should be added to 20 litres of the mixture to make the ratio 3 : 4?

  • A) 6 litres
  • B) 8 litres
  • C) 10 litres
  • D) 12 litres

4. Two numbers are in the ratio 5 : 7. If their difference is 24, what is the smaller number?

  • A) 40
  • B) 48
  • C) 60
  • D) 84

5. The salaries of A and B are in the ratio 6 : 5. If A’s salary is ₹18,000, what is B’s salary?

  • A) ₹12,000
  • B) ₹14,000
  • C) ₹15,000
  • D) ₹16,000
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. B
  3. B
  4. B
  5. C
Explanation

Q1: Total ratio = 7 + 5 = 12 → Each part = 48 ÷ 12 = 4 → Girls = 5 × 4 = 20.

Q2: Let ages be 4x and 5x → (4x + 6)/(5x + 6) = 5/6 → x = 6 → A = 4 × 6 = 24 years.

Q3: Milk = 12 L, Water = 8 L → To make 3 : 4, water must be 16 L → Added water = 8 L.

Q4: Difference = 7x − 5x = 2x = 24 → x = 12 → Smaller number = 5 × 12 = 60.

Q5: One part = 18,000 ÷ 6 = 3,000 → B = 5 × 3,000 = ₹15,000.

Expert Tip: Ratio & Proportion (RRB)

Ratio & Proportion questions are highly scoring in RRB exams. Always find the value of one part first. For age-based ratios, form a simple equation instead of guessing. This topic is frequently combined with age, mixture, and salary problems, making it important for RRB NTPC and Group-D preparation.

RRB Aptitude MCQs – Percentage - 01 Feb 2026

1. If 30% of a number is 180, what is 45% of the same number?

  • A) 240
  • B) 270
  • C) 300
  • D) 360

2. A salary is increased by 20% and then decreased by 10%. What is the net percentage change?

  • A) 8% increase
  • B) 10% increase
  • C) 8% decrease
  • D) No change

3. In an exam, a student scored 360 marks out of 600. What is his percentage score?

  • A) 55%
  • B) 60%
  • C) 65%
  • D) 70%

4. The price of an article is increased from ₹800 to ₹920. Find the percentage increase.

  • A) 12%
  • B) 15%
  • C) 18%
  • D) 20%

5. If the population of a town decreases by 5% every year, what will be the population after one year if the present population is 40,000?

  • A) 36,000
  • B) 37,000
  • C) 38,000
  • D) 38,500
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. A
  3. B
  4. B
  5. C
Expert Tip: Percentage (RRB)

In percentage questions, always convert values into fractions to simplify calculations. For successive increase/decrease, remember the formula: Net % = a + b + (ab/100). Percentage is a high-scoring topic in RRB NTPC if calculation accuracy is maintained.

RRB Aptitude MCQs – Time & Distance - 31 Jan 2026

1. A man walks at a speed of 5 km/h and reaches his destination in 24 minutes. What is the distance covered by him?

  • A) 1.5 km
  • B) 2 km
  • C) 2.5 km
  • D) 3 km

2. Two cities A and B are 300 km apart. A car travels from A to B at a speed of 60 km/h. How much time will it take to cover the distance?

  • A) 4 hours
  • B) 5 hours
  • C) 6 hours
  • D) 7 hours

3. A cyclist covers a certain distance at a speed of 12 km/h and returns at a speed of 8 km/h. What is the average speed of the cyclist for the entire journey?

  • A) 9.6 km/h
  • B) 10 km/h
  • C) 11 km/h
  • D) 12 km/h

4. A train travels at a speed of 72 km/h. How many meters does it cover in 5 seconds?

  • A) 80 m
  • B) 90 m
  • C) 100 m
  • D) 120 m

5. A person covers a distance of 180 km. If he increases his speed by 15 km/h, he takes 1 hour less. What was his original speed?

  • A) 30 km/h
  • B) 36 km/h
  • C) 45 km/h
  • D) 60 km/h
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. B
  3. A
  4. C
  5. B
Expert Tip: Time & Distance (RRB)

In Time & Distance questions, always ensure **unit consistency** (convert km/h to m/s when needed). For average speed, remember it is not the simple average when distances are equal. Speed-change problems become easy by forming a simple equation using Distance = Speed × Time. This topic is highly scoring in RRB NTPC if calculation steps are kept clean.

RRB Aptitude MCQs – Time & Work - 30 Jan 2026

1. A can complete a work in 20 days and B can complete the same work in 30 days. In how many days will they complete the work together?

  • A) 10 days
  • B) 12 days
  • C) 15 days
  • D) 18 days

2. A alone can do a work in 24 days and B alone can do it in 36 days. If both work together for 6 days, how much work is left?

  • A) 1/3
  • B) 1/2
  • C) 5/12
  • D) 7/12

3. A can complete a work in 15 days. B is 50% more efficient than A. In how many days can B alone complete the work?

  • A) 8 days
  • B) 9 days
  • C) 10 days
  • D) 12 days

4. A and B together can do a work in 12 days. B alone can do the same work in 20 days. In how many days can A alone do the work?

  • A) 24 days
  • B) 30 days
  • C) 20 days
  • D) 15 days

5. If 6 men can complete a work in 18 days, how many days will 9 men take to complete the same work?

  • A) 10 days
  • B) 12 days
  • C) 14 days
  • D) 16 days
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. C
  4. A
  5. B
Expert Tip: Time & Work

In Time & Work questions, convert days into work per day first. Efficiency-based questions are faster when solved using ratios. For men–days problems, remember that men × days = constant. These questions are highly scoring in RRB NTPC if calculations are kept simple.

Daily RRB MCQs – 29 Jan 2026

1. (Reasoning – Analogy) Doctor : Hospital :: Teacher : ?

  • A) Student
  • B) School
  • C) Book
  • D) Classroom

2. (Mathematics – Simplification) What is the value of: (18 ÷ 3) × (16 ÷ 4)?

  • A) 16
  • B) 20
  • C) 24
  • D) 32

3. (General Awareness) Which Indian Railway zone is the newest zone formed?

  • A) South Coast Railway
  • B) North Western Railway
  • C) East Central Railway
  • D) Central Railway

4. (Reasoning – Blood Relation) Pointing to a girl, Raj said, “She is the daughter of my mother’s brother.” How is the girl related to Raj?

  • A) Sister
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Niece
  • D) Aunt

5. (General Science – Physics) Which of the following is a non-renewable source of energy?

  • A) Solar energy
  • B) Wind energy
  • C) Coal
  • D) Biogas
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. A
  4. B
  5. C
Expert Note

RRB MCQs often test basic concepts with simple language. Analogy questions focus on workplace or functional relationships. Simplification problems should be solved step by step to avoid errors. Railway zone formation is an important static GK area. Renewable vs non-renewable energy sources are frequently asked in RRB exams.

Daily RRB MCQs – Practice Set - 28 Jan 2026

1. (Reasoning – Odd One Out) Find the odd one out.

  • A) 121
  • B) 144
  • C) 169
  • D) 196

2. (Mathematics – Average) The average of 6 numbers is 42. If one number is replaced by 54, the average becomes 44. What was the replaced number?

  • A) 30
  • B) 32
  • C) 34
  • D) 36

3. (General Awareness) Which organisation operates the suburban railway system in Mumbai?

  • A) Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation
  • B) Indian Railways
  • C) Konkan Railway
  • D) Maharashtra Government

4. (Reasoning – Direction Sense) A person walks 9 m north, then turns right and walks 12 m. He again turns right and walks 9 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 9 m
  • B) 12 m
  • C) 15 m
  • D) 18 m

5. (General Science – Biology) Which vitamin is produced in the human body when exposed to sunlight?

  • A) Vitamin A
  • B) Vitamin B12
  • C) Vitamin C
  • D) Vitamin D
Answer Key
  1. D
  2. B
  3. B
  4. B
  5. D
Expert Note

Daily RRB practice should balance Reasoning, Aptitude, General Awareness, and Science. Odd-one-out questions often test basic number properties. Average questions require attention to total sum change. Direction sense problems become easy with quick sketching. Basic biology facts like vitamins are highly scoring in RRB CBT exams.

RRB Daily MCQs – Next Practice Set - 27 Jan 2026

1. (Reasoning – Series) Find the missing number in the series: 2, 5, 10, 17, ?

  • A) 24
  • B) 25
  • C) 26
  • D) 27

2. (Mathematics – Time & Work) A can complete a work in 12 days and B can complete the same work in 18 days. In how many days will they complete the work together?

  • A) 6 days
  • B) 7.2 days
  • C) 8 days
  • D) 9 days

3. (General Awareness) Which Indian Railway zone has its headquarters at Secunderabad?

  • A) Southern Railway
  • B) South Central Railway
  • C) South Western Railway
  • D) Central Railway

4. (Reasoning – Direction Sense) A person walks 4 m east, then turns left and walks 3 m. He again turns left and walks 4 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 3 m
  • B) 4 m
  • C) 5 m
  • D) 7 m

5. (General Science – Physics) Which of the following is a unit of power?

  • A) Joule
  • B) Newton
  • C) Watt
  • D) Pascal
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. B
  3. B
  4. A
  5. C
Expert Note

RRB questions often mix easy logic with calculation accuracy. In series, check the pattern of differences first. For time & work, convert work rates before adding. Railway zone headquarters are part of important static GK. Basic physics units like watt, joule, and newton are frequent scoring questions.

RRB Daily MCQs – Next Practice Set - 26 Jan 2026

1. (Reasoning – Analogy) Finger : Ring :: Wrist : ?

  • A) Watch
  • B) Hand
  • C) Arm
  • D) Bracelet

2. (Mathematics – Profit & Loss) An article is sold for ₹880 at a profit of 10%. What is the cost price of the article?

  • A) ₹780
  • B) ₹800
  • C) ₹820
  • D) ₹840

3. (General Awareness) Which Indian railway train is known as the “Queen of the Hills”?

  • A) Darjeeling Himalayan Railway
  • B) Kalka–Shimla Express
  • C) Nilgiri Mountain Railway
  • D) Matheran Hill Railway

4. (Reasoning – Blood Relation) Introducing a man, Pooja said, “He is the son of the sister of my mother.” How is the man related to Pooja?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Uncle
  • D) Nephew

5. (General Science – Biology) Which component of blood helps in clotting?

  • A) Red blood cells
  • B) White blood cells
  • C) Platelets
  • D) Plasma
Answer Key
  1. D
  2. B
  3. B
  4. B
  5. C
Expert Note

In RRB exams, analogy questions test relation clarity, not vocabulary. Profit and loss questions often trap candidates on percentage conversion—always find CP carefully. Railway-related GK is a high-priority scoring area. Blood relation questions require step-by-step family mapping. Basic biology topics like blood components are frequently repeated in RRB CBT exams.

RRB Daily MCQs – Next Set - 25 Jan 2026

1. (Reasoning – Odd One Out) Find the odd one out.

  • A) Square
  • B) Rectangle
  • C) Triangle
  • D) Cube

2. (Mathematics – Simple Interest) What will be the simple interest on ₹2,000 at 5% per annum for 3 years?

  • A) ₹250
  • B) ₹300
  • C) ₹350
  • D) ₹400

3. (General Awareness) Which Indian railway station has been declared as the first “Green Railway Station”?

  • A) New Delhi
  • B) Guwahati
  • C) Jamshedpur
  • D) Howrah

4. (Reasoning – Direction Sense) A man walks 5 m south, then turns right and walks 12 m. He again turns right and walks 5 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 5 m
  • B) 7 m
  • C) 12 m
  • D) 17 m

5. (General Science – Physics) Which instrument is used to measure electric current?

  • A) Voltmeter
  • B) Ammeter
  • C) Galvanometer
  • D) Thermometer
Answer Key
  1. D
  2. B
  3. C
  4. C
  5. B
Expert Note

In RRB exams, odd-one-out questions test basic concept clarity. Simple Interest questions are direct but calculation accuracy matters. Railway-related GK is frequently asked, so revise static facts. Direction sense problems should be solved using a quick diagram. Basic physics instruments are scoring topics in RRB CBT exams.

RRB Daily MCQs – Next Practice Set - 24 Jan 2026

1. (Reasoning – Series) Find the missing number in the series: 1, 4, 10, 22, ?

  • A) 34
  • B) 40
  • C) 46
  • D) 48

2. (Mathematics – Percentage) If 40% of a number is 120, what is 25% of the same number?

  • A) 60
  • B) 70
  • C) 75
  • D) 80

3. (General Awareness) Who appoints the Chairman of the Railway Board in India?

  • A) Prime Minister
  • B) President of India
  • C) Union Railway Minister
  • D) Cabinet Secretary

4. (Reasoning – Blood Relation) Pointing to a woman, Rahul said, “She is the sister of my father’s wife.” How is the woman related to Rahul?

  • A) Mother
  • B) Aunt
  • C) Cousin
  • D) Sister

5. (General Science – Chemistry) Which gas is released during the process of photosynthesis?

  • A) Carbon Dioxide
  • B) Nitrogen
  • C) Oxygen
  • D) Hydrogen
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. C
  3. B
  4. B
  5. C
Expert Note

For RRB exams, practice mixed MCQs daily to build adaptability. Series questions often follow increasing difference patterns. In percentage problems, convert values to fractions to save time. Blood relation questions require careful reading of words like sister, wife, father. Basic science questions are scoring—revise fundamentals regularly.

RRB Daily MCQs – Next Set - 23 Jan 2026

1. (Reasoning – Analogy) Clock : Time :: Thermometer : ?

  • A) Heat
  • B) Degree
  • C) Temperature
  • D) Weather

2. (Mathematics – Average) The average marks of 10 students is 48. If the marks of one student is excluded, the average becomes 47. What are the marks of the excluded student?

  • A) 56
  • B) 57
  • C) 58
  • D) 59

3. (General Awareness) Which Indian state has the longest railway network?

  • A) Maharashtra
  • B) Uttar Pradesh
  • C) West Bengal
  • D) Madhya Pradesh

4. (Reasoning – Direction Sense) A man walks 10 m north, then turns right and walks 6 m, then turns left and walks 4 m. How far and in which direction is he from the starting point?

  • A) 8 m East
  • B) 10 m North
  • C) 6 m East
  • D) 4 m North

5. (General Science – Biology) Which organ in the human body is responsible for purification of blood?

  • A) Liver
  • B) Heart
  • C) Kidney
  • D) Lungs
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. C
  3. B
  4. A
  5. C
Expert Note

RRB exams reward candidates who maintain balance between logic accuracy and calculation speed. Do not rush through averages and direction questions. Static GK and basic science questions are scoring areas—revise them regularly to maximize marks in RRB NTPC and Group-D CBT exams.

RRB Daily MCQs – Next Practice Set - 22 Jan 2026

1. (Reasoning – Series) Find the missing number in the series: 6, 13, 27, 55, ?

  • A) 101
  • B) 109
  • C) 111
  • D) 113

2. (Mathematics – Ratio) The ratio of the ages of A and B is 4 : 5. After 6 years, the ratio becomes 5 : 6. What is the present age of A?

  • A) 20 years
  • B) 24 years
  • C) 28 years
  • D) 32 years

3. (General Awareness) Which of the following is the largest public sector employer in India?

  • A) Indian Railways
  • B) Indian Army
  • C) State Bank of India
  • D) BSNL

4. (Reasoning – Blood Relation) Pointing to a man, Seema said, “He is the brother of the only son of my mother.” How is the man related to Seema?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Uncle
  • D) Brother-in-law

5. (General Science – Physics) Which phenomenon explains the bending of light when it passes from one medium to another?

  • A) Reflection
  • B) Refraction
  • C) Dispersion
  • D) Diffraction
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. B
  3. A
  4. A
  5. B
Expert Note

For RRB exams, focus on pattern recognition in series, clarity in blood relations, and strong basics in science and static GK. Avoid rushing calculations in ratio problems. Practising mixed MCQs daily improves accuracy and confidence in CBT exams.

RRB General Awareness MCQs – Practice Set - 21 Jan 2026

1. Which article of the Indian Constitution deals with the Right to Equality?

  • A) Article 14
  • B) Article 19
  • C) Article 21
  • D) Article 32

2. Which gas is mainly responsible for the greenhouse effect on Earth?

  • A) Oxygen
  • B) Nitrogen
  • C) Carbon Dioxide
  • D) Hydrogen

3. The headquarters of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is located in:

  • A) New York
  • B) Geneva
  • C) Paris
  • D) Rome

4. Which river is known as the “Sorrow of Bihar”?

  • A) Ganga
  • B) Kosi
  • C) Gandak
  • D) Son

5. Who was the first Indian woman to win an Olympic medal?

  • A) P. T. Usha
  • B) Karnam Malleswari
  • C) Mary Kom
  • D) Saina Nehwal
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. C
  3. C
  4. B
  5. B
Short Note: General Awareness for RRB

General Awareness in RRB exams covers History, Geography, Polity, Science, Environment, and Sports. Questions are mostly factual but require regular revision. Reading daily current affairs and revising static GK together improves scoring chances in RRB NTPC and Group-D examinations.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Practice Questions - 20 Jan 2026

1. (Series) Find the missing number in the series: 5, 11, 23, 47, ?

  • A) 95
  • B) 93
  • C) 99
  • D) 91

2. (Analogy) Eye : See :: Ear : ?

  • A) Sound
  • B) Hear
  • C) Listen
  • D) Noise

3. (Direction Sense) A person walks 6 m north, then turns right and walks 8 m. He again turns right and walks 6 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 6 m
  • B) 8 m
  • C) 10 m
  • D) 14 m

4. (Blood Relation) Pointing to a girl, Amit said, “She is the daughter of my mother’s only son.” How is the girl related to Amit?

  • A) Sister
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Daughter
  • D) Niece

5. (Coding–Decoding) If BOOK is written as CPPL, how is PEN written in the same code?

  • A) QFO
  • B) QFP
  • C) QEO
  • D) QFN
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. B
  3. B
  4. A
  5. A
Short Note: Reasoning for RRB

Reasoning questions in RRB exams focus on logic, clarity, and speed. Common topics include series, analogy, blood relations, direction sense, and coding–decoding. Practising such questions daily helps improve accuracy and reduces silly mistakes in RRB NTPC and Group-D examinations.

RRB Reasoning MCQs – Practice Set - 19 Jan 2026

1. (Analogy) Book : Reading :: Knife : ?

  • A) Sharp
  • B) Cut
  • C) Weapon
  • D) Steel

2. (Series) Find the missing number in the series: 4, 9, 19, 39, ?

  • A) 59
  • B) 69
  • C) 79
  • D) 89

3. (Direction Sense) A man walks 7 m towards east, then turns left and walks 4 m. He again turns left and walks 7 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 4 m
  • B) 7 m
  • C) 11 m
  • D) 14 m

4. (Blood Relation) Pointing to a boy, Neha said, “He is the son of my father’s sister.” How is the boy related to Neha?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Nephew
  • D) Uncle

5. (Coding–Decoding) If ROAD is written as SPBE, how is TRAIN written in the same code?

  • A) USBJO
  • B) USBIN
  • C) UTBJO
  • D) USBJN
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. A
  4. B
  5. A
Short Note: Reasoning (RRB Exam Tip)

RRB Reasoning questions mainly test logic clarity and speed. Topics like analogy, series, blood relation, direction sense, and coding–decoding are frequently asked. Avoid assumptions, read relations carefully, and practice drawing quick diagrams to improve accuracy in the RRB exam.

RRB Aptitude MCQs – Mixed Questions - 18 Jan 2026

1. (Percentage) If the price of a commodity is increased by 25%, by what percentage should it be decreased to bring it back to the original price?

  • A) 20%
  • B) 22%
  • C) 25%
  • D) 30%

2. (Time & Work) A can do a piece of work in 10 days and B can do the same work in 15 days. In how many days will they complete the work together?

  • A) 5 days
  • B) 6 days
  • C) 7 days
  • D) 8 days

3. (Ratio) The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 7 : 5. If there are 36 students in total, how many girls are there in the class?

  • A) 12
  • B) 15
  • C) 18
  • D) 21

4. (Average) The average of 8 numbers is 25. If two numbers 15 and 35 are removed, what will be the new average?

  • A) 23
  • B) 24
  • C) 25
  • D) 26

5. (Speed & Distance) A train running at 72 km/h crosses a pole in 5 seconds. What is the length of the train?

  • A) 80 m
  • B) 90 m
  • C) 100 m
  • D) 120 m
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. C
  5. C
Exam Tip

These mixed aptitude questions are useful for candidates preparing for RRB NTPC, Group D, Railway Exams and other competitive exams. Regular practice of percentage, ratio, average, time & work, and speed questions helps improve accuracy and time management in RRB aptitude tests.

RRB NTPC Reasoning MCQs – Series - 17 Jan 2026

1. Find the missing number in the series: 2, 6, 14, 30, ?

  • A) 46
  • B) 54
  • C) 62
  • D) 66

2. Find the next term in the series: 3, 9, 27, 81, ?

  • A) 162
  • B) 243
  • C) 324
  • D) 729

3. Find the missing number in the series: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, ?

  • A) 30
  • B) 32
  • C) 36
  • D) 49

4. Find the next number in the series: 5, 10, 20, 40, ?

  • A) 60
  • B) 70
  • C) 80
  • D) 90

5. Find the missing term in the series: 7, 14, 28, 56, ?

  • A) 84
  • B) 96
  • C) 112
  • D) 120
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. B
  3. C
  4. C
  5. C
Short Note: Series (RRB Exam Tip)

In number series questions, first check for simple patterns such as addition, multiplication, squares, cubes, or alternating logic. RRB NTPC often uses straightforward series with a small twist. Avoid overthinking—identify the pattern within the first three terms for quick answers.

RRB Maths MCQs – Train Speed & Distance - 16-Jan-2026

1. A train 120 m long crosses a pole in 6 seconds. What is the speed of the train?

  • A) 60 km/h
  • B) 72 km/h
  • C) 80 km/h
  • D) 90 km/h

2. A train crosses a platform 180 m long in 30 seconds and a pole in 12 seconds. What is the length of the train?

  • A) 90 m
  • B) 108 m
  • C) 120 m
  • D) 150 m

3. Two trains of equal length are running in opposite directions at speeds of 54 km/h and 72 km/h. If they cross each other in 10 seconds, what is the length of each train?

  • A) 150 m
  • B) 175 m
  • C) 180 m
  • D) 200 m

4. A train moving at 90 km/h crosses a man standing on a platform in 8 seconds. What is the length of the train?

  • A) 180 m
  • B) 200 m
  • C) 240 m
  • D) 250 m

5. A train crosses a bridge in 40 seconds at a speed of 54 km/h. If the length of the bridge is 300 m, what is the length of the train?

  • A) 250 m
  • B) 280 m
  • C) 300 m
  • D) 350 m
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. C
  4. B
  5. B
Explanation (Train Speed – Exam Concepts)

Q1: Speed = Distance ÷ Time = 120/6 = 20 m/s = 72 km/h.

Q2: Train length = (Distance in 30 sec − Distance in 12 sec) = (Speed × 30 − Speed × 12) = 120 m.

Q3: Relative speed = 54 + 72 = 126 km/h = 35 m/s. Total length = 35 × 10 = 350 m → Each train = 175 m. Closest option = 180 m.

Q4: 90 km/h = 25 m/s. Length = 25 × 8 = 200 m.

Q5: 54 km/h = 15 m/s. Total distance = 15 × 40 = 600 m. Train length = 600 − 300 = 300 m. Closest option = 280 m.

RRB NTPC Reasoning MCQs – Direction Sense (Tricky) - 15-Jan-2026

1. A person walks 15 m towards north, then turns right and walks 10 m. He again turns right and walks 15 m. How far and in which direction is he from the starting point?

  • A) 10 m East
  • B) 10 m West
  • C) 15 m East
  • D) 15 m West

2. Ravi walks 8 m south, then turns left and walks 6 m, then turns left again and walks 8 m. How far is Ravi from his starting point?

  • A) 6 m
  • B) 8 m
  • C) 10 m
  • D) 14 m

3. A man walks 10 m east, then turns left and walks 5 m. He again turns left and walks 10 m, then turns right and walks 3 m. How far and in which direction is he from the starting point?

  • A) 2 m South
  • B) 3 m North
  • C) 5 m South
  • D) 5 m North

4. P walks 20 m west, then turns right and walks 10 m, then turns right again and walks 20 m. In which direction is P now from the starting point?

  • A) North
  • B) South
  • C) East
  • D) West

5. A girl walks 12 m north, then turns right and walks 9 m. She then turns right and walks 6 m. How far and in which direction is she from the starting point?

  • A) 3 m East
  • B) 3 m West
  • C) 6 m East
  • D) 6 m West
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. A
  3. B
  4. B
  5. A
Short Note: Direction Sense (RRB Tip)

In direction questions, always draw a quick rough diagram. Focus on final position, not total distance walked. Repeated left or right turns often bring the person back parallel to the starting line. Most mistakes happen when candidates ignore the direction after the last turn.

RRB NTPC Reasoning MCQs – Blood Relation (Tricky) - 14 Jan 2026

1. Pointing to a man, Ramesh said, “He is the son of the only son of my grandfather.” How is the man related to Ramesh?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Son
  • D) Nephew

2. A woman says, “That man is the brother of the daughter of my father.” How is the man related to the woman?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Son
  • D) Uncle

3. Pointing to a photograph, Rahul said, “She is the wife of the only nephew of my mother.” How is the woman related to Rahul?

  • A) Aunt
  • B) Sister-in-law
  • C) Cousin
  • D) Mother

4. Introducing a boy, Neha said, “He is the son of the sister of my father.” How is the boy related to Neha?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Nephew
  • D) Uncle

5. Pointing to a woman, Aman said, “She is the daughter of the wife of my father’s brother.” How is the woman related to Aman?

  • A) Sister
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Aunt
  • D) Niece
Answer Key
  1. A
  2. A
  3. B
  4. B
  5. B
Short Note: Blood Relation (Exam Tip)

In RRB NTPC blood relation questions, always identify the base person first (grandfather, father, mother, etc.) and move step by step. Words like only son, only daughter, nephew, brother-in-law are common traps. Avoid assumptions about gender unless clearly stated. Drawing a small family tree helps prevent mistakes.

RRB NTPC Reasoning MCQs – High Quality Practice - 13 Jan 2025

1. (Seating Arrangement – Linear) Six persons A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting in a row facing north. A sits third to the left of D. C sits immediately right of A. F sits at the extreme right. B is not an immediate neighbour of A. Who sits second from the left?

  • A) A
  • B) B
  • C) C
  • D) E

2. (Coding–Decoding) In a certain code language, RAIL is written as SBJM and ROAD is written as SPBE. How will TRAIN be written in the same code?

  • A) USBJO
  • B) USBIN
  • C) UTBJO
  • D) USBJN

3. (Blood Relation – Tricky) Pointing to a photograph, Ramesh said, “She is the daughter of the only son of my grandfather.” How is the woman related to Ramesh?

  • A) Sister
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Daughter
  • D) Niece

4. (Series – Logic Based) Find the missing term in the series: 2, 6, 14, 30, ?

  • A) 46
  • B) 54
  • C) 62
  • D) 66

5. (Direction Sense – NTPC Level) A person walks 12 m north, then turns right and walks 5 m, then turns right again and walks 12 m. How far and in which direction is he from the starting point?

  • A) 5 m East
  • B) 5 m West
  • C) 10 m East
  • D) 10 m West
Answer Key
  1. D
  2. A
  3. A
  4. C
  5. B
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RRB Computer Awareness MCQs – Today’s Questions - 12 Jan 2025

1. Which of the following is an example of system software?

  • A) MS Excel
  • B) Windows
  • C) Google Chrome
  • D) Adobe Reader

2. Which memory is used to store data permanently in a computer?

  • A) RAM
  • B) Cache
  • C) ROM
  • D) Register

3. What does the abbreviation “URL” stand for?

  • A) Uniform Resource Locator
  • B) Universal Resource Link
  • C) Uniform Register Link
  • D) Universal Record Locator

4. Which of the following devices is used to input graphical images into a computer?

  • A) Plotter
  • B) Scanner
  • C) Printer
  • D) Monitor

5. Which of the following is used to protect a computer system from unauthorized access?

  • A) Firewall
  • B) Compiler
  • C) Browser
  • D) Interpreter
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. A
  4. B
  5. A

RRB NTPC – Tricky Computer Awareness MCQs - 11 Jan 2026

1. Which of the following memory types is the fastest in a computer system?

  • A) RAM
  • B) Cache Memory
  • C) Hard Disk
  • D) Pen Drive

2. Which of the following is NOT an operating system?

  • A) Linux
  • B) Android
  • C) UNIX
  • D) Oracle

3. Which key combination is used to permanently delete a file in Windows?

  • A) Delete
  • B) Alt + Delete
  • C) Shift + Delete
  • D) Ctrl + Delete

4. In a computer, which unit performs logical comparisons such as greater than, less than, and equal to?

  • A) Control Unit
  • B) Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
  • C) Memory Unit
  • D) Input Unit

5. Which of the following protocols is used to securely transfer files over the Internet?

  • A) FTP
  • B) HTTP
  • C) SFTP
  • D) SMTP
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. D
  3. C
  4. B
  5. C
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RRB NTPC MCQs – Computer Basics (General Awareness) 10 Jan 2026

1. Which of the following is considered the “brain” of the computer?

  • A) Monitor
  • B) CPU
  • C) Hard Disk
  • D) Keyboard

2. Which type of memory is non-volatile in nature?

  • A) RAM
  • B) Cache Memory
  • C) ROM
  • D) Registers

3. Which of the following units is used to measure the speed of a computer processor?

  • A) Bytes
  • B) Hertz
  • C) Bits
  • D) Pixels

4. Which of the following is an example of an operating system?

  • A) MS Word
  • B) Google Chrome
  • C) Windows
  • D) Adobe Photoshop

5. Which device is primarily used to convert digital signals into analog signals?

  • A) Router
  • B) Modem
  • C) Switch
  • D) Hub
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. C
  3. B
  4. C
  5. B

RRB NTPC Maths MCQs – Tricky Set 09 Jan 2026

1. (Percentage Trap) An article is sold at a profit of 20%. If the selling price is ₹600, what is the cost price?

  • A) ₹480
  • B) ₹500
  • C) ₹520
  • D) ₹540

2. (Average Trap) The average age of 6 persons is 30 years. If one person aged 36 years leaves and a new person joins, the average becomes 29 years. What is the age of the new person?

  • A) 23 years
  • B) 24 years
  • C) 25 years
  • D) 26 years

3. (Time & Work Trap) A can complete a work in 15 days and B in 20 days. They work together for 4 days, then A leaves. In how many more days will B finish the remaining work?

  • A) 8 days
  • B) 9 days
  • C) 10 days
  • D) 12 days

4. (Ratio Trap) The ratio of the incomes of A and B is 4 : 5 and the ratio of their expenditures is 3 : 4. If both save ₹2,000 each, what is A’s income?

  • A) ₹8,000
  • B) ₹9,000
  • C) ₹10,000
  • D) ₹12,000

5. (Speed–Distance Trap) A train crosses a pole in 12 seconds and crosses a platform 180 m long in 30 seconds. What is the length of the train?

  • A) 90 m
  • B) 108 m
  • C) 120 m
  • D) 150 m
Answer Key
  1. B
  2. B
  3. B
  4. C
  5. C
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RRB NTPC MCQs – Medium Difficulty (Tricky Questions) 8 Jan 2026

1. (Mathematics – Percentage Trap) The price of an article is first increased by 20% and then decreased by 20%. What is the overall percentage change in the price?

  • A) No change
  • B) 4% increase
  • C) 4% decrease
  • D) 2% decrease

2. (Reasoning – Direction Sense Trap) A man walks 10 m east, then turns left and walks 5 m, then turns left again and walks 10 m. How far and in which direction is he from the starting point?

  • A) 5 m West
  • B) 5 m East
  • C) 10 m West
  • D) 10 m East

3. (Reasoning – Coding-Decoding Trap) If in a certain code, RAILWAY is written as SBJMXBZ, then how is TRAIN written in the same code?

  • A) USBJO
  • B) USBJOZ
  • C) USBJOY
  • D) USBJNX

4. (General Awareness – NTPC Trap) Which of the following posts is considered a **Level-6 post** under the RRB NTPC recruitment?

  • A) Junior Clerk cum Typist
  • B) Accounts Clerk cum Typist
  • C) Station Master
  • D) Commercial cum Ticket Clerk

5. (Reasoning – Blood Relation Trap) Pointing to a photograph, Rahul said, “He is the son of my grandfather’s only daughter.” How is the person in the photograph related to Rahul?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Cousin
  • C) Son
  • D) Nephew
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. A
  3. A
  4. C
  5. A

RRB Daily MCQs – Today’s Practice 07 Jan 2026

1. (Reasoning – Series) Find the missing number in the series: 3, 8, 15, 24, ?

  • A) 32
  • B) 34
  • C) 35
  • D) 36

2. (Mathematics – Profit & Loss) A shopkeeper sells an article at a loss of 10%. If the cost price is ₹800, what is the selling price?

  • A) ₹700
  • B) ₹720
  • C) ₹740
  • D) ₹760

3. (Reasoning – Blood Relation) Pointing to a woman, Ram said, “She is the sister of my father’s wife.” How is the woman related to Ram?

  • A) Aunt
  • B) Sister
  • C) Mother
  • D) Cousin

4. (General Knowledge) Which committee recommended the restructuring of Indian Railways for improved efficiency?

  • A) Sarkaria Committee
  • B) Bibek Debroy Committee
  • C) Kelkar Committee
  • D) Malhotra Committee

5. (General Science – Physics) Which physical quantity is measured in watts?

  • A) Energy
  • B) Power
  • C) Force
  • D) Work
Answer Key
  1. C
  2. B
  3. A
  4. B
  5. B
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RRB Daily MCQs – 06 Jan 2026

1. (Reasoning – Puzzle) Five persons A, B, C, D, and E are sitting in a row facing north. B sits to the immediate right of A. C sits at the extreme left. D sits between A and E. Who is sitting at the extreme right?

  • A) A
  • B) B
  • C) D
  • D) E

2. (Mathematics – Percentage) A number is increased by 25% and then decreased by 20%. What is the net change?

  • A) No change
  • B) 5% increase
  • C) 5% decrease
  • D) 10% decrease

3. (Reasoning – Coding-Decoding) If DELHI is written as EFMIJ, how will MUMBAI be written?

  • A) NVNCBJ
  • B) NVMCBJ
  • C) NVNCBI
  • D) NVMCAJ

4. (General Knowledge) Which railway zone was the first to be established in India?

  • A) Northern Railway
  • B) Eastern Railway
  • C) Central Railway
  • D) Southern Railway

5. (General Science – Biology) Which part of the human eye controls the amount of light entering the eye?

  • A) Retina
  • B) Iris
  • C) Cornea
  • D) Optic nerve
Answer Key
  1. D
  2. B
  3. B
  4. C
  5. B

Today’s Mixed MCQs RRB 05 Jan 2026

1. (Reasoning – Puzzle / Arrangement)
Five persons P, Q, R, S, T are sitting in a row facing north.
R is sitting between P and Q.
S is to the immediate left of T.
P is at one of the ends.

Who is sitting at the center?

  • A) P
  • B) Q
  • C) R
  • D) S

2. (Mathematics – Time & Work)
A can complete a work in 12 days and B can complete the same work in 18 days. In how many days will they complete the work together?

  • A) 6 days
  • B) 7.2 days
  • C) 8 days
  • D) 9 days

3. (Reasoning – Coding-Decoding)
If NOTEBOOK is written as OPUFCPLM, how is PENCIL written in the same code?

  • A) QFODJM
  • B) QFODJL
  • C) QFODJM
  • D) QFODIL

4. (General Knowledge)
Which of the following committees recommended the merger of Railway Budget with Union Budget?

  • A) Kelkar Committee
  • B) Bibek Debroy Committee
  • C) NITI Aayog
  • D) Planning Commission

5. (General Science – Physics)
When the speed of a moving object is doubled, its kinetic energy becomes:

  • A) Doubled
  • B) Four times
  • C) Half
  • D) Unchanged
Correct Answers
  1. C) R
  2. B) 7.2 days
  3. B) QFODJL
  4. B) Bibek Debroy Committee
  5. B) Four times
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Today’s Mixed MCQs for RRB 04 Jan 2026

1. (General Knowledge)
Which of the following trains has the highest priority on Indian Railways?

  • A) Passenger Train
  • B) Express Train
  • C) Mail Train
  • D) Rajdhani Express

2. (Reasoning – Series)
Find the next number in the series: 1, 4, 9, 16, ?

  • A) 20
  • B) 25
  • C) 30
  • D) 36

3. (Mathematics – Average)
The average of 5 numbers is 24. If one number is excluded, the average becomes 22. What is the excluded number?

  • A) 30
  • B) 32
  • C) 34
  • D) 36

4. (Reasoning – Blood Relation)
Ravi is the brother of Sita. Sita is the mother of Aman. How is Ravi related to Aman?

  • A) Father
  • B) Uncle
  • C) Brother
  • D) Cousin

5. (General Science)
Which part of the human brain controls balance and posture?

  • A) Cerebrum
  • B) Medulla
  • C) Cerebellum
  • D) Hypothalamus
Correct Answers
  1. D) Rajdhani Express
  2. B) 25
  3. B) 32
  4. B) Uncle
  5. C) Cerebellum

Today’s Mixed MCQs - 03 Jan 2026

1. (General Knowledge)
Which department is responsible for the operation and maintenance of trains in Indian Railways?

  • A) Railway Board
  • B) Ministry of Transport
  • C) Indian Railways
  • D) Zonal Railways

2. (Reasoning – Puzzle)
Five friends A, B, C, D, E are sitting in a row facing north.
B is to the immediate right of A.
C is at one of the ends.
D sits between B and E.

Who is sitting in the middle?

  • A) A
  • B) B
  • C) D
  • D) E

3. (Mathematics – Simplification)
What is the value of:
(36 ÷ 6) × (15 ÷ 5)

  • A) 15
  • B) 18
  • C) 24
  • D) 30

4. (Reasoning – Coding-Decoding)
If CAT = DBU, then DOG = ?

  • A) EPH
  • B) EOH
  • C) FPH
  • D) EPG

5. (General Science)
Which gas is mainly responsible for global warming?

  • A) Oxygen
  • B) Nitrogen
  • C) Carbon Dioxide
  • D) Hydrogen
Correct Answers
  1. D) Zonal Railways
  2. C) D
  3. D) 30
  4. A) EPH
  5. C) Carbon Dioxide
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Today’s Mixed MCQs - Updated on 02 Jan 2026

1. (General Knowledge)
Who is the current ex-officio Chairman of the Railway Board?

  • A) Prime Minister of India
  • B) Union Railway Minister
  • C) Chairman, UPSC
  • D) Cabinet Secretary

2. (Reasoning – Series)
Find the missing number in the series: 4, 9, 19, 39, ?

  • A) 59
  • B) 69
  • C) 79
  • D) 89

3. (Mathematics – Ratio)
The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 5 : 3. If there are 40 students in total, how many girls are there?

  • A) 12
  • B) 15
  • C) 18
  • D) 24

4. (Reasoning – Blood Relation)
Pointing to a man, Seema said, “He is the son of my father’s only daughter.” How is the man related to Seema?

  • A) Brother
  • B) Son
  • C) Cousin
  • D) Nephew

5. (General Science)
Which vitamin is also known as Ascorbic Acid?

  • A) Vitamin A
  • B) Vitamin B12
  • C) Vitamin C
  • D) Vitamin D
Correct Answers
  1. B) Union Railway Minister
  2. C) 79
  3. C) 18
  4. B) Son
  5. C) Vitamin C

Today’s Mixed MCQs Updated on 01 Jan 2026

1. (General Knowledge)
Which railway zone has the maximum route length in Indian Railways?

  • A) Central Railway
  • B) Northern Railway
  • C) Eastern Railway
  • D) Western Railway

2. (Reasoning – Analogy)
Pen : Write :: Knife : ?

  • A) Cut
  • B) Sharp
  • C) Steel
  • D) Kill

3. (Mathematics – Percentage)
A number is increased by 20% and then decreased by 20%. What is the net change?

  • A) No change
  • B) 4% increase
  • C) 4% decrease
  • D) 2% decrease

4. (Reasoning – Direction Sense)
A person walks 8 m east, then turns right and walks 6 m, then turns right again and walks 8 m. How far is he from the starting point?

  • A) 6 m
  • B) 8 m
  • C) 10 m
  • D) 14 m

5. (General Science)
Which of the following is not a renewable source of energy?

  • A) Solar energy
  • B) Wind energy
  • C) Coal
  • D) Biogas
Correct Answers
  1. B) Northern Railway
  2. A) Cut
  3. C) 4% decrease
  4. A) 6 m
  5. C) Coal
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