SKU bain-logical
Bain-style test practice · Logical module
For Bain candidates facing deductive or problem-solving items
Name the logic trap before it names you
32 deductive questions in 2 timed sets of 12 minutes: syllogisms, statement relationships, assumptions and rule application, each explained.
$2012 months · one payment
Final sale once access starts. Refund policy
Why $20? One section for 12 months, so you pay only for the part you already know is weak.
01The problem
Three facts about this section
- Deductive items (ordering, rules) are reported in TestGorilla’s problem-solving section. (reported)
- Prep sites describe Sova’s logical section as abstract patterns, which this module does not cover. (reported)
- Each DrillCase explanation walks through why the conclusion does or doesn’t follow.
Source: Real-test facts: Bain’s and Sova’s candidate pages and prep-site reports, dated in our Bain guide (checked 23 Sep 2026)..
Everyday reasoning fills gaps with what’s likely. Deductive questions only accept what’s certain.
02The fix
Fix, one section
The middle step of Find, Fix, Full run: timed sets in the section you already know is weak, and the explanation for every miss before you retake.
Passage
Riverton Bus Company introduced contactless payment on all 120 of its buses in March. Ridership in the six months after the change was 8% higher than in the same period a year earlier. The company's chief executive attributed the increase to faster boarding. Over the same period, the city raised parking charges in the central district.
1Faster boarding caused the rise in ridership.
2Contactless payment is available on every Riverton bus.
3Ridership fell in the six months after March, year on year.
03What you get
Inside Logical
- Four question types, four of each per set, so you meet every pattern twice
- An explanation of why each conclusion follows or doesn’t, so you recognise the pattern next time
- 12 minutes per set, so a full run fits a lunch break
Logical$20
Final sale once access starts.
P.S. $20 once for 32 deductive questions in four types, each explained. Not abstract patterns.