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Free online course Logical Reasoning

Duration of the online course: 13 hours and 29 minutes

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Think sharper and solve arguments faster with this free logical reasoning course—master premises, assumptions, inferences and common flaws, plus practice.

In this free course, learn about

  • Foundations of critical reasoning for CLAT logical reasoning
  • Identify premises, conclusions, and distinguish argument vs. explanation
  • Understand premise definition and premise–conclusion relationship
  • Boldface questions: role of statements and step-by-step solving strategy
  • Assumptions: find necessary assumptions and common assumption traps
  • Strengthen questions: choose evidence that supports the conclusion
  • Weaken questions: spot vulnerabilities and pick options that undermine
  • Flaw questions: detect logical fallacies and reasoning errors in arguments
  • Evaluate questions: identify what information would test an argument
  • Inference questions: draw valid conclusions from given facts
  • Paradox questions: resolve contradictions by adding missing facts
  • Main point/method/parallel reasoning: map reasoning patterns and match them
  • Complete the argument: select best conclusion/premise to finish the logic
  • Analogies + revision sets: apply mixed CR skills with speed and accuracy

About the free online course

Strong logical reasoning is a skill you use everywhere: in exams, interviews, debates, and everyday decisions. This free online course helps you move from guessing to confidently analyzing arguments. You will learn how to read a passage with precision, separate what is being claimed from what is being used to support it, and recognize how reasoning succeeds or fails.

The course builds a clear foundation in critical reasoning by teaching you to spot premises, conclusions, and the structure of an argument. From there, you develop the ability to handle the question types that most learners find time-consuming: identifying assumptions that hold an argument together, strengthening or weakening claims with new information, and locating flaws that make reasoning unreliable. With repeated practice, you start noticing patterns in how arguments are written, which makes your approach quicker and more consistent.

You will also work on skills that raise your accuracy under pressure, such as evaluating evidence, drawing valid inferences, and resolving paradoxes where facts seem to clash. You will train yourself to identify the main point, understand the method of reasoning used by an author, and match argument structures through parallel reasoning and analogies. As you progress, revision sessions reinforce the techniques so they become habits rather than rules you need to remember.

Whether you are preparing for competitive entrance exams like CLAT, sharpening your analytical thinking for academics, or simply aiming to make better judgments in real-life situations, this course offers a practical route to clearer thinking. By the end, you should be able to break down complex arguments, avoid common traps, and choose answers based on logic instead of intuition.

Course content

  • Video class: Welcome to Logical Reasoning Playlist | CLAT Xtreme 50 Batch 00m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 01 | Basic Critical Reasoning | CLAT 37m
  • Exercise: Which of the following is a correct definition of a 'premise' in the context of critical reasoning?
  • Video class: Logical reasoning 02 | Premise, Conclusion, Argument | CLAT 40m
  • Exercise: Which of the following best describes the relationship between 'premise' and 'conclusion' within an argument in logical reasoning?
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 03 | Bold Face | CLAT | 52m
  • Video class: Logical reasoning 04 | Assumption | CLAT 37m
  • Video class: Logical reasoning 05 | Strengthen | CLAT 27m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 06 | Weaken | CLAT 34m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 07 | Flaw | CLAT 35m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 08 | Evaluate | CLAT 29m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 09 | Inference | CLAT 37m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 10 | Paradox | CLAT 44m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 11 | Main Point Argument Conclusion | CLAT 38m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 12 | Bold Face Strategy | CLAT 42m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 13 | CR Advance Tricks Basic | CLAT 39m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 14 | CR Advance Tricks Advance | CLAT 37m
  • Video class: Logical reasoning 15 | Complete the Argument | CLAT 36m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 16 | Method of Reasoning | CLAT 34m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 17 | Parallel Reasoning | CLAT 36m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 18 | Analogies | CLAT 34m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 19 | Revision part 01 | CLAT 42m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 20 | Revision part-02 | CLAT 43m
  • Video class: Logical Reasoning 21 | Revision part-03 | CLAT 45m

This free course includes:

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13 hours and 29 minutes of online video course

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Digital certificate of course completion (Free)

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Exercises to train your knowledge

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What is the difference between a premise and a conclusion in CLAT logical reasoning?

A premise provides evidence or reasons, while a conclusion is the claim the argument is trying to establish.

How do strengthen and weaken questions work in critical reasoning?

Strengthen questions ask for information that supports an argument; weaken questions ask for information that makes its conclusion less convincing.

What logical reasoning question types are covered in this CLAT course?

The course covers assumptions, flaws, inferences, paradoxes, main points, bold-face arguments, argument completion, methods, parallel reasoning, and analogies.

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