Data Arrangements and Blood Relation

Arrangements and family relationships

This beginner course deals with two aptitude topics that often appear together: data arrangements and blood relations. It gives a single method for each question type, so learners can tackle the common formats without guessing at the approach.

Arrangement types

• Linear arrangements, where people or objects sit or stand in a single line.
• Circular arrangements, where the position relative to others matters.
• Tabular arrangements, where information is set out in a grid to be read.

Blood relations

The course also covers blood relations, which ask you to work out how family members are connected from a set of statements. Practising these with the same method each time builds speed for aptitude papers.

Who it suits

Students preparing for aptitude exams will find a clear set of methods for these question types. Learners who only need one of the two topics can focus on the matching section.