⭕ What is a Venn Diagram? — Sets, Subsets & Regions
A Venn Diagram uses overlapping circles to show logical relationships between groups (called sets). Each circle represents one set, and the regions created by their overlaps show how the sets relate.
In exam questions, you need to identify which diagram correctly represents the given word groups, or read data from a labelled Venn diagram to answer questions about counts.
The statement means circle A is entirely inside circle B.
When sets have NO common members, they are called , and the circles do NOT overlap.
The intersection A ∩ B represents members that belong to .
Q1Which Venn diagram correctly represents: "All nurses are women"?
Q2Which diagram best shows the relationship between "Cats" and "Dogs"?
Q3For "Doctors" and "Graduates": Which Venn diagram is most appropriate?
🔵 2-Set Relationships — Subset, Overlap & Disjoint
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🔵 3-Set Relationships — All 8 Regions & Diagram Types
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📊 2-Set Data Problems — Union Formula & Region Filling
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📊 3-Set Data Problems — Full Formula & Worked Examples
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⚡ Exam Patterns & Shortcuts — SSC/IBPS Standard Questions
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