Deloitte NLA Reasoning Ability Questions with Answers 2025

Syllabus for the Deloitte NLA Logical Reasoning Section

Deloitte NLA Logical Reasoning Test 2025

Additional Information

  • Total Question- 12 Question
  • Total Time- 90 min(Overall)

Deloitte NLA Reasoning Ability Syllabus 2025

REASONING QUESTIONS NO. OF QUESTIONS DIFFICULTY IMPORTANCE
Deductive Reasoning 0 – 5 Medium Medium
Inductive reasoning 0 – 8 High Medium
Abductive Reasoning 0 – 5 High High

Deloitte NLA Logical Reasoning Ability Section 2025

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1. A14D   L124X   T206F?
Which of the following will fit the above sequence?

 

O301H

O301H

9.47%

N224X

N224X

11.41%

Z268H

Z268H

50.85%

U211K

U211K

28.26%

Answer: d. U211K

Explanation:

Alphabets and their positions

Deloitte Logical Sample questions

See the positions of alphabets
A=1; D=4 ; Middle number is 14
L=12; X=24; Middle Number is 124 (2 is common so written once)
T=20; F = 6=06; Middle Number is 206 (0 is common)

This condition is satisfied by only option d
U=21; K=11; Middle number is 211 (1 is common)

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2. Out of the given 5 images, one image is not the same as the other 4. Which is it?

Deloitte Logical Questions Non verbal

 

3

3

12.57%

4

4

69.29%

2

2

6.21%

5

5

11.93%

Figure 4 has 2 circles instead of 2 triangles.

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3. At a road crossing, there were 4 arrows denoting the four directions. But due to an accident, the arrows turned in such a way that now East arrow is showing North. Ajay wanted to go towards West and followed the arrows at the crossing. In which direction is he now actually traveling?

North

North

26%

East

East

5.52%

West

West

7.31%

South

South

61.17%

d. South

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4. Considering given statements as true, select a logical conclusion based on the given statements.

Statements:
No stone is metal.
Some metals are papers.
All papers are glass.

Conclusions:
(I) Some metals being glass is a possibility.
(II) At least some glasses are metals.
(III) No stone is paper

Only conclusion I and II follows

Only conclusion I and II follows

45.85%

Only conclusion II follows

Only conclusion II follows

11.93%

Only conclusion II and III follows

Only conclusion II and III follows

27.5%

Only I follows

Only I follows

14.72%

b. Only conclusion II follows

Explanation:

For a conclusion to be true, it has to be true in every possible Venn diagram.
In a conclusion having the word 'possibility', like conclusion (II), for the conclusion to be true, we must have at least one Venn diagram that shows that the conclusion is true and at least one that shows that the conclusion is false.

syllogisms

In all possible Venn diagrams, some or all metals are glasses. So, conclusion I is invalid.

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5. P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V are 7 people in a company. 3 teams - I, II and III, have to be made such that each team should have at least one female and one male in it. T is brother of R. R, who is a female, does not want to be on a team which has P, T or S. U, a male, wants to be in a team which has only Q. P is in team I with his best friends. V is in team III.

In which team there maybe three members?

III

III

14.09%

I or II

I or II

22.48%

I

I

52.25%

I or II or III

I or II or III

11.18%

c.  I

Explanation:

Female (f) ; Male (m)

Team I      -     P(m) T(m) S(f)
Team II     -     U(m) Q(f)
Team III    -     V(m) R(f)

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6. P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V are 7 people in a company. 3 teams - I, II and III, have to be made such that each team should have at least one female and one male in it. T is brother of R. R, who is a female, does not want to be on a team which has P, T or S. U, a male, wants to be in a team which has only Q. P is in team I with his best friends. V is in team III.
Who is in team with R?

V or U

V or U

9.69%

V

V

79.26%

Q

Q

6.96%

U

U

4.09%

b. V

Explanation:

Female (f) ; Male (m)

Team I      -     P(m) T(m) S(f)
Team II     -     U(m) Q(f)
Team III    -     V(m) R(f)

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7. If NITIN is coded as %%^## and TEEN is coded as &^#& , then TIP is coded as

 

#%^

#%^

12.3%

@^%

@^%

40.38%

#^&

#^&

8.41%

^#$

^#$

38.91%

b. @^%

Explanation:

NITIN = %%^##
So, N and I are % or #.
TEEN = &^#&
So, E = &
NITIN and TEEN has single T in common. Only ^ is single in both.
So, T = ^ ; Therefore, N=# ; So, I=%
P is new letter so it must have new symbol.

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8. What comes in place of question mark?
35Z34, 42U36 , 55P44, 64K48, ?

 

72F50

72F50

23.78%

84G64

84G64

20.31%

73U36

73U36

7.17%

73F52

73F52

48.75%

d. 73F52

Explanation:

Alphabets and their positions and reverse positions

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Here reverse positions are to be considered.

  • 35-34 = 1. A has position 1.
    But when reversed Z has position 1.
  • 42-36 = 6 ; 6 means 1+5
    U has position 6 in reverse
  • 55-44 = 11 ; 11 means 6+5
    P has position 11 in reverse
  • 64-48 = 16 ; 16 means 11+5
    K has position 16 in reverse
  • Next difference has to be 16+5 = 21
    21 is position of F in reverse

Answer is option d where 73-52 = 21

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9. Town A lies to Town P’s northwest at a distance of 3km. Similarly, Town D is situated at a distance of 3 km in the southeast from P. B lies to the north of D such that it is 3km east from P. C is 1.5km from P towards east. E lies towards the southeast of B. Flies to the northeast of E and B. If G lies in the middle of C and D then where is G with respect to F?

Towards south west of F

Towards south west of F

61.02%

Towards south of F

Towards south of F

16.58%

Towards north of F

Towards north of F

10.23%

Towards northeast of G

Towards northeast of G

12.17%

Deloitte Logical Directional Sense Questions

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10. 256AF : 16D :: 625BE : ?

 

25F

25F

32.63%

32G

32G

11.96%

5F

5F

4.98%

25E

25E

50.44%

d. 25E

Explanation:

Alphabets and their positions

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

256 is square of 16. 16 means 1 and 6. 1=Position of A ; 6 = Position of F. So we get 256AF
Also, 256 is square of 16 and 16 is square of 4. 4= Position of D
Using same rule,
625 is square of 25 i.e. 2 and 5. 2=Position of B ; 5=Position of E
? will be 25E.
Because 625 is square of 25 and 25 is square of 5. 5 = Position of E
So, answer is Option d

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Number of Questions 100%
Cut Off 66.666666666667%
Difficulty 75%

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