Fresh, solver-validated reasoning drills for your batch
Institute-branded drill packs, generated fresh for every batch — can't leak, can't be crammed, and every answer in the key is provably correct.
That is a different product, and we would rather point you at it than pretend otherwise. Deduce is the consumer daily reasoning game — puzzles, streaks and a peer leaderboard. The institute programme — per-student seats, the teacher console (who practised, how often, how accurate, weakest topic), the weekly speed test and batch reporting — runs on our sister product for the quant section, ComputePrep. One conversation covers both: computeprep.com/institutes.
The problem with question banks
Every institute drills reasoning from the same banks — so the material leaks, toppers cram the answers, and when an answer key is wrong there is no way to prove it. Your faculty ends up spending evenings hand-writing fresh sets and re-deriving solutions.
What you get from Deduce
A drill pack with your institute's name on the cover and on every page, plus a pack code identifying your batch's edition. Print it or share the PDF with your batch.
Every pack is generated fresh by the Deduce puzzle engine — these exact puzzles exist nowhere else. Next batch? We mint a brand-new pack. There is nothing to leak and nothing to memorise.
Every puzzle — arrangement or MCQ — is machine-proven to have exactly one solution before it is printed, and the answer key shows the full clue-by-clue elimination — so "ma'am, the key is wrong" arguments end.
Packs follow your exam's reasoning pattern — Banking (IBPS PO / SBI Clerk), SSC (CGL / CHSL), Railway (RRB), UPSC CSAT, State PSC, or GRE/GMAT — across seating & arrangement puzzles, order & ranking, syllogism, coded inequality, blood relations, coding-decoding, classification and data sufficiency, at three difficulty levels.
Your students can play the daily puzzle at deducepuzzles.com — free to anyone, with or without a pack — and start a private Challenge Friends league with a join code (up to 100 members per league; larger batches run one per section). Be clear about what that league is: a peer leaderboard your students see, not a report you read over them. Deduce ships no teacher console by design — for per-student reporting, see ComputePrep.
How the free pilot works
- Tell us your exam and batch size — one email is enough.
- We send one branded pilot pack, free — exam-weighted puzzles with full worked solutions, your institute's name on it. One pilot pack per institute; packs for later batches are quoted per batch.
- Run it for 2–3 weeks. If your faculty and students want more, we set up fresh packs per batch — and if what you actually want is to see who is practising, we point you at ComputePrep seats rather than selling you something Deduce doesn't do.
No cost, no commitment — the pilot pack is yours to keep either way. One per institute, and it is a one-time pack rather than a standing subscription, so there is nothing to cancel and nothing that quietly renews.
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Why the guarantee is real
Deduce puzzles aren't hand-written: a generation engine mints each puzzle and a solver then proves it has exactly one solution — the same engine that serves the daily puzzle to aspirants on deducepuzzles.com. That is why we can hand your institute a fresh, correct, exam-weighted pack for every batch, on demand.
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