NIFT Mock Test: Analytical & Logical Ability
Welcome, future designers! The General Ability Test (GAT) for NIFT requires a sharp mind for patterns and logical deductions. This mock test is designed to mirror the difficulty level of the actual entrance exam, helping you refine your problem-solving speed and accuracy. Good luck!
- In a certain code, ‘FASHION’ is written as ‘AFHSNOI’. How is ‘PATTERN’ written in that code?
- A) APTETNR
- B) APETTRN
- C) APTETRN
- D) APETNRN
- Find the missing number in the series: 3, 7, 15, 31, 63, ?
- A) 92
- B) 115
- C) 127
- D) 131
- A designer walks 10m East, turns North and walks 5m, then turns West and walks 10m. How far is she from the starting point?
- A) 5m
- B) 10m
- C) 15m
- D) 25m
- Pointing to a photograph, Rohit said, ‘She is the daughter of my grandfather’s only son.’ How is the lady related to Rohit?
- A) Mother
- B) Sister
- C) Daughter
- D) Aunt
- Statements: All Pens are Pencils. Some Pencils are Erasers. Conclusions: I. All Pens are Erasers. II. Some Erasers are Pencils.
- A) Only I follows
- B) Only II follows
- C) Both I and II follow
- D) Neither I nor II follows
Answer Key & Explanations
1. C) APTETRN: The letters are swapped in pairs: (PA becomes AP, TT remains TT, ER becomes RE, and N remains N). This follows the logic in ‘FASHION’ where FA-AF, SH-HS, IO-OI, and N-N.
2. C) 127: The pattern is (Previous Number * 2) + 1. Thus, (63 * 2) + 1 = 126 + 1 = 127.
3. A) 5m: The horizontal movement (10m East and 10m West) cancels itself out. The only net displacement is the 5m North move.
4. B) Sister: Rohit’s grandfather’s only son is Rohit’s father. The daughter of his father is Rohit’s sister.
5. B) Only II follows: Based on the statement ‘Some Pencils are Erasers’, the inverse ‘Some Erasers are Pencils’ is logically certain. However, there is no direct relationship established between Pens and Erasers in the premise.
