Chapter 12 of 22

Statement & Conclusion

Finding what definitely and logically follows from a statement — no outside knowledge, no probability.

📖 ~4 min read 🧠 RRB NTPC / Group D — Reasoning

Rules for a Valid Conclusion

  • Must be drawn ONLY from the given statement — never from outside knowledge
  • Must be certain, not merely likely or possible
  • Cannot introduce new information not implied by the statement
⚠️ A conclusion that "sounds reasonable" is still wrong if it isn't a certain, direct consequence of the exact statement given.
💡 Test: if you can imagine even one scenario where the statement is true but the conclusion is false, the conclusion does not follow.

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