Blood Relation
Solve relation chains, 'pointing to a person' statements and coded relations in the RRB NTPC CBT 1 pattern: 6 bilingual sets from easy to hard.
Topics Covered in Blood Relation
Blood Relation Practice Tests
Blood Relation Practice Set 01
Blood Relation Practice Set 02
Blood Relation Practice Set 03
Blood Relation Practice Set 04
Blood Relation Practice Set 05
Blood Relation Practice Set 06
Smart Practice Path
Start with Easy, move to Medium, and challenge yourself with Hard test results.
Why Practice Blood Relation?
- Blood Relation is a regular topic in the CBT 1 reasoning section
- Teaches you to draw a quick family tree instead of guessing
- Hindi answers use the exact word for the path: चाचा, मामा, बुआ, मौसी, दादा, नाना and more
- Each set is 15 questions in 12 minutes with 1/3 negative marking
Concepts You Will Master
- Parents, children, siblings and spouses in a family tree
- Grandparents and grandchildren on the father's and mother's side
- Uncle, aunt, nephew and niece, including relations by marriage
- Father-in-law, mother-in-law, son-in-law and daughter-in-law
- Decoding symbols such as 'A + B' before joining the relations
Preparation Tip
Draw the tree as you read: men as squares, women as circles, a horizontal line for marriage and a vertical line for children. Fix each person's gender from the relation word before you answer.
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About Blood Relation
Blood Relation questions describe how people are related and ask for the relation between two of them. These six sets cover relation chains, pointing-to-a-person sentences and coded relations, with grandparents, uncles and aunts, nephews and nieces and in-laws. Every answer was checked against a full family tree.
FAQs
There are 6 sets: 2 easy, 2 medium and 2 hard. Each set has 15 questions and a 12-minute timer.
Each correct answer gives 1 mark and each wrong answer deducts 1/3 mark, the same as RRB NTPC CBT 1.
Yes. Every question can be attempted in English or Hindi, and solutions are given in English, Hindi and Hinglish.
Hindi has a separate word for each side of the family: father's brother is चाचा, mother's brother is मामा, father's sister is बुआ and mother's sister is मौसी. The Hindi option names the exact relation.
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