Today I am going to share King Soldiers and Public technique to solve Inequalities. By using this technique, you can solve any question from Inequalities within 10 seconds. In every exam, at least 5 questions are asked from this topic.
Whenever the soldiers face each other means again war(same apply here). In other words, conclusion will be wrong.
Note: Two signs opposite to each other will make the conclusion wrong But again if the signs are same then it will be true.
like this
If A ≥ B ≤C then A ≤ C = False , C ≥ A = False .
But
If A ≥ B ≥ C then A ≥ C = True , C ≤ A = True .
Example
Statement: B ≥ D ≤ A ≥ F ≤ C
Conclusions :
I. A ≥ C → False
II. B ≤ F → False
III. D ≥ C → False
Statement: P ≥ R > Q = T ≥ S
Conclusions :
I. P ≥ Q → False
II. P > Q → True
III. Q ≥ S → True
Points to remember
- King is more powerful than Soldiers
- Soldiers are more powerful than Public
- Whenever there is a conflict between two Kings, then there will be no conclusion
- When there is a conflict between two soldiers, then there will be no conclusion
Let King means < or >
Soldier means ≥ or ≤
Public means =
Case 1. 'King vs King'
Suppose there is a war going on between two kings.Whenever the two kings face each other means war. In other words, conclusion will be wrong.
Note: Two signs opposite to each other will make the conclusion wrong But again if the signs are in the same manner that will not make it wrong.
like this
If A > B < C > D then A < C = False , C > A = False .
But
If E > F > G > H then E > G = True , F > H = True , E > H = True.
Note: Two signs opposite to each other will make the conclusion wrong But again if the signs are in the same manner that will not make it wrong.
like this
If A > B < C > D then A < C = False , C > A = False .
But
If E > F > G > H then E > G = True , F > H = True , E > H = True.
Statement: A < D > C < E > B
Conclusions:
- C > B → False
- A < E → False
- D > B → False
In simple way ,Whenever these two sign comes in opposite direction the answer will be false.
Case 2. ' Soldier vs Soldier'
Whenever the soldiers face each other means again war(same apply here). In other words, conclusion will be wrong.
Note: Two signs opposite to each other will make the conclusion wrong But again if the signs are same then it will be true.
like this
If A ≥ B ≤C then A ≤ C = False , C ≥ A = False .
But
If A ≥ B ≥ C then A ≥ C = True , C ≤ A = True .
Example
Statement: B ≥ D ≤ A ≥ F ≤ C
Conclusions :
I. A ≥ C → False
II. B ≤ F → False
III. D ≥ C → False
Case 3. Sets Priority:
If they all come in order then kings’ priority will be first, soldier's second and public at last.Statement: P ≥ R > Q = T ≥ S
Conclusions :
I. P ≥ Q → False
II. P > Q → True
III. Q ≥ S → True
Case 4.
When it occurs to you that the statement of order is opposite just change the sign into similar opposite direction
Change the sign into similar opposite / corresponding/alternative direction .
If A > B > F > C < D < E
than F < A → True [ ∵ A > B > F = F < B < A ]
than F < A → True [ ∵ A > B > F = F < B < A ]
Example:
Statements : A>B>F>C; D>E>C
Conclusions:
I. C < A → True
II. C > A → False
I. C < A → True
II. C > A → False
Statements : R ≥ S ≥ T > U > X ; T < V <W
Conclusions:
I. R > X → True [Note: Apply Case 3 here ]
II. X < R → True [Note: Apply Case 3 & 4 here ]
Statements : K ≤ L ≤ M = N ; P ≥ O ≥N
Conclusions:
K ≤ L ≤ M = N ≤ O ≤ P
III. K ≤ M → True
IV K < P → False
V K = P → False
Statement IV & V Apply Either Or
Solved Questions :
Solved Practice question using shortcut technique
Get full-fledged ebooks containing all tricks here
Link to download
Note:- Many of you might find this trick funny and baseless but it works! I have lot more tricks to share. Stay updated.
Give me your opinion in the comments.
Image source - Deposit photos, Shutter stock
Conclusions:
I. R > X → True [Note: Apply Case 3 here ]
II. X < R → True [Note: Apply Case 3 & 4 here ]
Statements : K ≤ L ≤ M = N ; P ≥ O ≥N
Conclusions:
K ≤ L ≤ M = N ≤ O ≤ P
III. K ≤ M → True
IV K < P → False
V K = P → False
Statement IV & V Apply Either Or
Case 5. Protocols
There are some rules on the battlefield which is that king only fights with king and soldier only fight with a soldier.
So Whenever you find two conclusions which are false Just check for these two symbols.In Most of the cases where two conclusions are false and these two similar signs are not there respectively than that statement, you can call it as Either Or but should check there variable it should same.
#Case Either Or :
Note : First thing you need to check whether in your conclusion any 2 or more conclusions are wrong
then if it is there then check whether the two variables are same If It happens then write it as 'Either or' but after checking their symbols.
Rules:
1. Both conclusions should False
2. Should have Same Predicate or Variable
3. Check the symbols
If 3 Condition is satisfied then write it as " Either Or' Otherwise leave it.
#Case Neither Nor :
There are some rules in battlefield which is that king only fights with king and soldier only fight with soldier.
So Whenever you find two conclusions which are false Just check for these two symbols.In Most of the case where two conclusions are false and these two signs are not there respectively than that statement, you can call it as Neither Nor.
Note: First thing you need to check whether in your conclusion any 2 or more conclusions are wrong
then write it as 'Neither Nor' but before checking their symbols.
Rules:
1. Both conclusion should False
2. Check the symbols
If Both Conditions are satisfied then write it as " Neither Nor' Otherwise leave it.
How to solve 'Either Or' & 'Neither Nor' Question
Solved Practice question using shortcut technique
Get full-fledged ebooks containing all tricks here
Link to download
Must read
Note:- Many of you might find this trick funny and baseless but it works! I have lot more tricks to share. Stay updated.
Give me your opinion in the comments.
Image source - Deposit photos, Shutter stock

What's trending in BankExamsToday
Smart Prep Kit for Banking Exams by Ramandeep Singh - Download here
Join 40,000+ readers and get free notes in your email

You did a splendid job. Keep creating such out of the box idea to explain reasoning in a fun way.
ReplyDeleteit helps. as preli day has almost come .plz post others trick asap... as we have to practice the tricks after learning
ReplyDeleteplz sir send me link of online test series my email is sanjaysjadhav37@gmail.com i am waiting from yesterday time you know
ReplyDeletesir there is no option to view the full q paper again after the test.plz give the option....
ReplyDeletehave pnb declared any joining details of clerk or any list of candidates???
ReplyDeletefunny and great !! - out of d box :) soopeerr sirr sopperr :)
ReplyDeletelink 1 or 2 is not downloaded. please tell all are same.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the cut off in PO pre eaxams.
ReplyDeleteAs you opening sir -_
M © D means M < D
ReplyDeleteD * K means D > K
K @ R means K ≤ R
R * F means R > F
Conclusions : F © K ⟶ F < K (False)
D * R ⟶ D > R (False)
how it is possible by above method?
I will upload more free papers here
ReplyDeletestatement : M < D > K ≤ R > F
ReplyDeleteconclusion : a) F < K = False (Apply Case 4 & 1 or 2)
Note: Case 1 or 2 basically says that sign in opposite direction will automatically makes the conclusion wrong.It does'nt matter whether it's king(< or >) or solder(≤ or ≥) are against each other.
b) D > R = False ( Apply Case 1 or 2)
Note: Case 1 or 2 basically says that sign in opposite direction will automatically makes the conclusion wrong.It does'nt matter whether it's king(< or >) or solder(≤ or ≥) are against each other.
I will enable that option
ReplyDeletewelcome & thanks mam
ReplyDeletemam math main jo inequality ke questions aate hai unke bhi tricks share kare
raman sir bta do yaar any information about joining dates of po 4 selected candidates in punjab and sind bank
ReplyDeletethank u sir thanx a lot
ReplyDeletegreat work sir..
ReplyDeletethanks:)
sir plzzzz give tricks to solve puzzels
ReplyDeleteSir in your sbi prelim model paper 1 in 65 que of input output foue steps are required to complete rearrangement..nd there in ans 3rd nd 4th steps are repeated..so thats wrong na??
ReplyDeleteactualy not evn dat much is reqd.. its too clear in d statement only -
ReplyDeletebetween K and F in d statement , der r two opposite signs ( ≤ and > ), which simply denotes dat no unique conclusion can be drawn., hence false
same goes for D and R ( > and ≤ )
yess i too got it as 4 steps.. 3rd and 4th steps are same as per d soln.. in d last step ( 4th step ) - b will b popped up.. dats all.. total 4 steps :)
ReplyDeletesir g chaa gye tusi to...ek no sir g...
ReplyDeletesir i have a doubt!
ReplyDeleteIn first case,
You say Two signs opposite to each other will make the conclusion wrong But again if the signs are same then it will be true. Like that why you say this
A < E → False! But A < , < E both are same direction symbols! how it is possible? this is my big confusion! without understanding this, i unable go to next step! would you help me? please?
Thank u v much.. Really helpful
ReplyDeleteyup
ReplyDeleteA < D > C < E > B
ReplyDeleteC > B → False
A < E → False
D > B → False Here A < E = False cauz there is a opposite sign between them. AC<E (Apply Case 1)
I will sure post but it will take some days...,untill plz wait!@sushil kumar
ReplyDeleteit is confusing rather use the water flow concept which is tremendous concept require few seconds to solve these kind of inequality.............that does not mean i am discouraging ur work............u r doing ur label best to try millions of people sir.........keep it up...................all the best
ReplyDeleteIf ur conclusion is A > B then flow from A to B if u encounter at least one " > " symbol then the conclusion is correct.The same case also true for A < B.
ReplyDeleteIn case A ≤ B then flow from A to B such that all symbols u encounter are either all " ≤ " or a mixture of " ≤ " and " = ". If u encounter any other symbol during ur encounter then the conclusion is wrong.
In case of A = B, flow from A to B and all symbols u encounter must be " = ",if u encounter any other symbol then conclusion is wrong.
in every case first move from starting to ending i.e. if A > B ,then start from A and end at B , If u are unable to move from A to B then the conclusion is wrong.
In summery , 1st move and then check the condition, if satisfied the conclusion is correct else false
Thanks for the post......for syllogism plz post tricks...for this venn diagram is best or not???
ReplyDeleteVenn diagram method is best for Syllogism
ReplyDeletesir you are doing great work that cannot articulate in words
ReplyDeleteSIR
your gk digest is very good but it gives some difficulties in english
if possibel ploease give that in hindi or also daily gk quiz
thank u ::)))
I am bad at Hindi !
ReplyDeletewhat about your staff
ReplyDeletewow ty
ReplyDeletegreat teaching technique!
ReplyDeleteplz send me ur idea of "flow chart " .i will share with other ,if found useful & Easy. my email id is vk36936@gmail.com or bankexamseditorial@gmail.com
ReplyDeletemam have posted my one quaery above but sir didn't replay if possible please replay or which is your subject
ReplyDeletesame thing i said that Just two opposite signs makes the conclusion wrong .
ReplyDeletehy.....
ReplyDeleteWhat is digest??????.....plz ans me
ReplyDeleteAwesome learning trick..thanks a lot :)
ReplyDeletethank you a lot
ReplyDeletelisten.. do u hav any tricks for solving machine i/p & o/p qns ?? or r u goin by d same traditional way of writing evry steps representing evry term by their first alphabet ?
ReplyDeleteSir my request is post some tricks about........
ReplyDeletestatement and assumptions,
Argument, complicit, course of action etc... Plz
Thanks
ReplyDeleteRaman sir ...
ReplyDeletepls provide a quiz with hard level syllogisms question which are asked in sbi and ibps po examinations these days....
and if u have already provided that ....
then pls pls ..provide the link.
sir pls do the needful.. mujhe bahut jarur hai aise question ko solve karne ki..
Awesommmmmmmmmmmmmm..splendid
ReplyDeleteYou can take that test again. Maximum number of attempts - 5
ReplyDeleteThnx Sir plz do post some tricks to solve quadratic equations also..
ReplyDeleteThnx Sir plz do post some tricks to solve quadratic equations also..
ReplyDeleteK ≤ L ≤ M = N ≤ O ≤ P
ReplyDeleteImplies IV. K ≤ P → True
which implies EITHER K < P or K = P
Therefore
I. K < P → False
II. K = P → False
are wrong it must have been
I. K < P → True
II. K = P → True
oh super! now i understand! thank you so much for your reply!
ReplyDeletesuch a good service! i like it!
Thank u sir.plz sir post tricks..actually i m confuse sir in
ReplyDeleteVenn diagram in Some cases
I just make it easy and basic things were discussed.One time the person He/she understand the base .he/she will became capable of doing himself/herself better than us & this question is edited now for your convince.
ReplyDeleteI have tricks for Machine i/p and will add for u but will take some days.
ReplyDeleteYou have edited the content, but it is still wrong. Please do not edit anything for my convenience rather edit it if you find it wrong. These are logical things and if one learns a wrong logic, it would not be possible for him/her to solve these questions ever.
ReplyDeleteLet us take the above case as example.
K ≤ L ≤ M = N ≤ O ≤ P
I. K < O → False
II. K = N → False
III. K ≤ M → True
IV K ≤ P → True
V P ≥ K → True
If we break up the above inequalities we get the following
K < L OR K = L
and same is the case for all other inequalities because they are either/or inequalities
Therefore this is possible K = L = M = N
which implies K = N, which has been given as false by Statement II.
N < O OR N = O
K = N as just proved above
Therefore K < O OR K = O
Thus K < O is true, which is given false by statement I.
thanku very very much ma'm.. i am awaiting for the same :) i face too much of tidiousness in dis chater.. so plzz be quick in posting tips from logical reasoning - 1 chapter per day will be very thankful :)
ReplyDeleteFor egs in statement A>BD conclusion is A<D then which two signs to be considered between A & D?????
ReplyDeleteb'day treat
ReplyDeleteThe signs between A & D
ReplyDeleteWe rather understand through this
ReplyDeleteYou are saying this
Q K ≤ L ≤ M = N ≤ O ≤ P
Now m just saying let this:
Let K=2,L=3,M=4,N=4,O=5,P=6
Now tell me K< L or K = L
2<3 & 2=3
HOW it is possible
tq
ReplyDeletemam plz post as possible as soon because sbi po is near.. thank u mam
ReplyDeletethank u mam i am also waiting for that machine input output: thank u mam)
ReplyDeleteMa'm can u pls clarify my doubt that it officers are placed in only regional offices or every branch requires an it officer?
ReplyDeleteGoing by your logic can you just tell me how is
ReplyDeleteK < O = FALSE.
very helpful sir thanks
ReplyDeleteWe are a small team but there is a tight schedule, I try to bring study material in Hindi
ReplyDeleteThnxxx..sir.. these tricks works.... nd rememberable also ..
ReplyDeleteif you will think about cut off of po exams then m sure no one can crack theses exam ever
ReplyDeletehi can u help me in syllogysm of possiblty cases
ReplyDeletePls szt ...I m selected in syndicate bank po but I want home posting should I apply for sarva haryana gramin bank for office assistant...after how much time I will promoted to officer scale 1
ReplyDeleteHow much experience must have in public bank if I want to shift private bank po for home posting
ReplyDeletehey @biswajit your trick is looking interesting.can u explain it with the help of examples
ReplyDeleteDear Henery, i must explain to u but not now bcoz of the sbi prelims exam and mine ll be 20th june i.e. 1st dat 1st show...........so little busy............after completion of sbi prelims i ll definitely tell u the trick...............u believe me that is the best one to solve inequality problems within seconds...............nothing to mock up nothing to remember..............it is my practical experience from last yr exams.............i nearly qualified all the written except sbi & its associate po................now got placed in andhra bank clerical and waiting for the final result of sbi associate clerical................
ReplyDeleteor you contact me(my number is 8093965647)...............writing all these stuffs are bit time taking
ReplyDeleteIn a few days , i will post easy tricks or methods for solving syllog with it's either or neither nor cases
ReplyDeleteIn tat image P>Q is ryt or wrong????
ReplyDeleteSir, what's the average marks required to pass in each subject?? What if i score 10 in QA , 28 in Reasoning and 20 in English?? Sir plz reply ASAP..
ReplyDeleteThere are two vessels a and b.vessel A is containing40 litres of pure milk and vessel B is containing 22 litres of pure water.from vessel A 8 litres of milk is taken out and poured into vessel B.then 6 litres of mixture (milk and water) is taken out and from vessel B poured into vessel A.what is the ratio of the quantity of pure milk in vessel A to the quantity of pure water in vessel B? Please sir solve and show concept without formula
ReplyDeleteit is a R>Q . i have typed wrong.
ReplyDelete..
ReplyDeleteYou Forget this logic that i hav replied with resp. to ur query. i know it is not good rather we can talk about the logic that i post above here on this page.You were earlier right about your question which i have changed then.If you have any query relating the above given post then plz ask otherwise i know the logic i hav tries to understand ur query was not enough or capable.
ReplyDeleteno problem bro i m in no hurry i will wait till 20th.hope you will not forget your promise.
ReplyDeleteok just give a remind me in my number or my mail biswajit141@gmail.com after 20june.............
ReplyDeleteI am not questioning your logic, I am just asking that going by your example of [K=2,L=3,M=4,N=4,O=5,P=6] isn't
ReplyDeleteK < O=TRUE. As 2 < 5 is a fact that can not be denied.
yup ! i knew it while reading ur previous reply.so i was saying the one i posted now we should consider that.
ReplyDeleteOk m so confused in possibilty cases by ven diegram mathod can u favr me for the same
ReplyDeleteI have made a Data flow Diagram(very much close to it) .You can check it @HENRY
ReplyDeletehlo sir pls tell me how many time i can attempt a single pre test?? is there any limit ?? pls do reply
ReplyDelete3 times
ReplyDeletebut ma'am its showing error
ReplyDeleteVery nice sir
ReplyDeletedo reply ma'am
ReplyDeletesir if u have any tricks like this on aptitude pls share it,,
ReplyDeleteone word wow...and thanks Ramandeep ji
ReplyDeleteWe are working on it. It will be fix till tommorow evening .
ReplyDeleteno dear ...mene prev yr exams k 100 above input solve kiy to just practice se ab solve ho jate h jldi ...tricks iski yhi h k phle last step se judge kro nd then steps review le lo
ReplyDeleteokk... :) thanku very very much
ReplyDeleteCan you give me an example which satisfies the given inequalities
ReplyDeleteK ≤ L ≤ M = N ≤ O ≤ P with
K<O =FALSE & K=N =FALSE simultaneously true.
K=4,L=5,M=6,N=6,O=7,P=8
ReplyDeleteK<O; 4<7
k=N;4<6
Sir! you are still at there.I have given enough method logic tricks above to solve these equation easily.The point is to solve the question in seconds.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot priya mam....
ReplyDeletehi biswajit i like ur trick plz explain it with the example
ReplyDeletecoz of the sbi prelims exam and mine ll be 20th june i.e. 1st dat 1st show...........so little busy............after completion of sbi prelims i ll definitely tell u the trick
ReplyDeleteit is neither nor
ReplyDeletehi, how was ur papar ?
ReplyDeleteplz share ur tricks whenever u ll get free time.......thanx
It looks lengthy.............for ur understanding purpose i elaborate it lengthily. Plz tell me whether u understand it or not............if not then tell me at which point u face difficulty. If u understand it properly then try solve few problems based on it. If u face difficulty then u can post here or send it to my mail id " biswajit141@gmail.com "
ReplyDeleteL=T<=J>=K conclusion 1 L>K 2 L<=K this is either or case and not neither nor case OK check it
ReplyDelete