Rules always come in pairs: a rule tells you something that can be done, and its opposite tells you something that cannot be done. Rules tell you what can and cannot be done in order to solve the game. Logic games are made up of several parts: rules, questions and diagrams. Every minute you spend learning how to get better at these questions will pay off in higher scores.
Unlike Reading Comprehension and Logical Reasoning, there is no wasted studying with Logic Games. The good news is that you don’t need to worry about wasting your time studying for Logic Games.
