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Statement : As far as the rate of literacy is concerned, there is hardly any difference between the States of Kerala and West Bengal, but one is ahead of the other in respect of the percentage of population unemployed.Conclusions I : Unemployment is more in Kerala than in West Bengal.I. : West Bengal has higher unemployment than Kerala.

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In this reasoning pattern, a statement is given followed by two conclusions. The statement is to be taken as the fact. Then based on it one has to decide which of the conclusion(s) definitely follows or does not follow from the given statement.


Statement : As far as the rate of literacy is concerned, there is hardly any difference between the States of Kerala and West Bengal, but one is ahead of the other in respect of the percentage of population unemployed.<br>Conclusions I : Unemployment is more in Kerala than in West Bengal.<br>I. : West Bengal has higher unemployment than Kerala.






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