Take the free logical reasoning test online. 25 questions across syllogisms, conditional logic, deductive inference, and analytical puzzles, the same format used in LSAT and consulting case interviews. Instant score, no signup.
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Yes — the 25-question test is free to take, and your score, sub-scale breakdown, tier band, and growth recommendations appear on screen with no signup. This test has no Premium upgrade — the result you see is the whole result.
25 questions split into four sub-skills: syllogisms (6 items), conditional logic (6 items), deductive inference (6 items), and analytical puzzles (7 items). Most people complete it in about 5 minutes.
It is the same family of assessment. The LSAT Logical Reasoning section, Watson-Glaser Critical Thinking, and most consulting case-interview screens all measure the same underlying ability: evaluating argument structure and inference quality. JobCannon's questions are shorter than LSAT stimuli but test the same skills.
Deductive reasoning starts with general rules and applies them to specific cases, if all premises are true, the conclusion must be true. Inductive reasoning starts with observations and infers a general pattern, the conclusion is probable, not certain. This test focuses on deductive reasoning, which is what employers and admissions tests typically measure.
For accuracy this test cannot be retaken in the same session. Make sure you have enough time and a focused environment before you start.
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Take the free logical reasoning test online. 25 questions across syllogisms, conditional logic, deductive inference, and analytical puzzles, the same format used in LSAT and consulting case interviews. Instant score, no signup.
Logical reasoning measures how well you spot valid inferences, evaluate argument structure, and work through chains of conditions to a sound conclusion. It underpins case interviews, LSAT-style admissions, and most analytical roles.
JobCannon's 25-question test covers four sub-skills: classical syllogisms, conditional ("if-then") logic, deductive inference from text, and analytical puzzles. Each item has one correct answer scored 3 points; your overall percentile maps to a five-tier band from Developing to Exceptional.
The format mirrors LSAT Logical Reasoning, Watson-Glaser Critical Thinking, and consulting case interviews. Practising here doubles as preparation for any of them. No login, no email, instant score.
Your overall logical reasoning score with a five-tier cognitive band
Sub-scores across syllogisms, conditional logic, deductive inference, and analytical puzzles
Where your strongest and weakest logical sub-skills are
How logical reasoning maps to roles in law, consulting, software, and research
A shareable result card with your tier and percentile
A timed, single-attempt format like the screens used in law admissions and consulting case interviews, so your result reflects genuine performance
All birds have feathers. Penguins are birds. Therefore...
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Take the free logical reasoning test online. 25 questions across syllogisms, conditional logic, deductive inference, and analytical puzzles, the same format used in LSAT and consulting case interviews. Instant score, no signup.
No signup needed — your result appears instantly.
Cognitive aptitude
Yes — the 25-question test is free to take, and your score, sub-scale breakdown, tier band, and growth recommendations appear on screen with no signup. This test has no Premium upgrade — the result you see is the whole result.
25 questions split into four sub-skills: syllogisms (6 items), conditional logic (6 items), deductive inference (6 items), and analytical puzzles (7 items). Most people complete it in about 5 minutes.
It is the same family of assessment. The LSAT Logical Reasoning section, Watson-Glaser Critical Thinking, and most consulting case-interview screens all measure the same underlying ability: evaluating argument structure and inference quality. JobCannon's questions are shorter than LSAT stimuli but test the same skills.
Deductive reasoning starts with general rules and applies them to specific cases, if all premises are true, the conclusion must be true. Inductive reasoning starts with observations and infers a general pattern, the conclusion is probable, not certain. This test focuses on deductive reasoning, which is what employers and admissions tests typically measure.
