Puzzle and Seating Arrangement: Special Bundle Reasoning Practice Questions For IBPS RRB PO Prelims 2021 - (Eng Version)

Special Bundle Reasoning Practice Questions for IBPS RRB PO Prelims 2021 – (Eng Version)
Puzzle and Seating Arrangement D.Two days after Telegram was downloaded
Study the following information carefully and answer E.None of these
the questions given below.
Seven apps viz. Facebook, Inshot, Instagram, 3. How many days are there between the days in
PocketFM, Telegram, VLC player, and Whatsapp are which Whatsapp and Telegram were downloaded?
downloaded by a person on seven different days A.As many days between the days in which VLC and
starting from Sunday to Saturday of the same week, Pocket FM were downloaded
but not necessarily in the same order. B.Two
Inshot was downloaded five days after Whatsapp. C.As many days between the days in which
Only one app was downloaded between Whatsapp PocketFM and Inshot were downloaded
and Facebook. The number of apps downloaded D.More than three
after Facebook is one more than before PocketFM. E.None
Telegram was downloaded after PocketFM, but

neither on Friday nor on Saturday. VLC player was 4. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way
downloaded before Instagram but not on Monday. and hence form a group. Find the one that doesn’t
1. Which of the following app was downloaded on belong to that group.
Friday? A.Telegram – Wednesday
A.Inshot B.Inshot – Friday
B.Facebook C.PocketFM – Monday
C.Instagram D.Facebook – Tuesday
D.VLC player E.VLC player – Monday
E.None of these
5. What is the position of Facebook with respect to
2. On which of the following day Pocket FM was Instagram?
downloaded? A.Immediately after
A.Tuesday B.Three days after
B.Immediately after Facebook was downloaded C.Four days before
C.Friday D.Two days before
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E.None of these B.Deputy Superintendent
C.Superintendent
Study the following information carefully and answer D.Deputy Inspector
the questions given below. E.None of these

Eight persons viz. G, H, I, J, K, L, M and N are
working in different designations in a police 8. How many persons are designated between M
department, but not necessarily in the same order. and N?

Their designations are Commissioner, Deputy A.One
Commissioner (DC), Inspector, Deputy Inspector B.Two
(DI), Superintendent, Deputy Superintendent (DS), C.Three

Assistant chief (AC) and Agent. The order of D.More than three
seniority is same as given above i.e. Commissioner E.None
is the senior most and Agent is the junior most

person. 9. If all the persons are designated in alphabetical
Only four persons are designated between G and N. order from senior to junior, then how many persons
I was two persons junior to N. The number of remain unchanged in their designations?
persons junior to N is the same as the number of A.One
persons senior to M. M is not the Agent. H is the B.Two
immediate junior of M. The number of persons C.Three
designated between G and H is the same as the D.More than three
number of persons designated between I and L. J is E.None
senior to K but is not the immediate senior of K.

6. Who among the following person is the Deputy 10. What is the position of H with respect to N?
Commissioner of Police? A.Four persons junior
A.J B.Three persons senior

B.Person who is immediately senior to I C.Immediate junior
C.N D.Two persons senior
D.Person who is immediately junior to K E.None of these

E.None of these
Study the following information carefully and answer

7. What is the designation of L? the below questions
A.Inspector

Nine persons- L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, and T are C.PR
working in the three different departments- IT, HR, D.QR

and Finance but not necessarily in the same order. E.MP
Minimum two persons maximum four persons are

working in each department. 14. In which of the following department more than
M works with P. P neither works in Finance nor IT two persons are working?
department. L and M are working in a different I. IT

department. S neither works with O nor L. N is only II. HR
working with O. Q and R are working in the same III. Finance
department. T does not work with S. R works neither A.Both I and III
in the HR nor Finance department. B.Both II and III
11. Who among the following person works in the C.Both I and II
HR department? D.All I, II, and III

A.The one who works with S E.None of the above
B.N
C.T 15. Which of the following statement is true?

D.The one who works with Q A.M and O are working in the same department
E.R B.T works in the HR department
C.R and Q are working in a different department
12. If L is related to T and M is related to S in a D.Only two persons are working in the HR
certain way. Then, who among the following is department
related to O? E.Maximum number of persons are working in IT

A.R department
B.Q
C.P
D.N Answer the questions based on the information given
E.None of the above below.
Eight persons viz. G, H, I, J, K, L, M and Nare writing

13. Four of the following are alike in a certain way. exams on 8th and 15th of April, May, June and July of
Which of the following does not belong to the group? the same year, but not necessarily in the same order.
A.LT M writes the exam on the odd date of one of the
B.NO month has 30 days. Only four persons write the

exam between M and J who writes the exam two A.8th May
persons away from N. I writes the exam immediately B.8th June

before N and is two persons before G. The number C.8th July
of persons writing exams before K is same as the D.15th May

number of persons writing exams after G.H writes E.15th June
the exam before L but not in the same month.
16. Who among the following person writes the exam 20. If N is related to 15th July and M is related to
on 8th April? 8th June in a certain way, then which among the
A.J following date is related to I?
B.K A.15th June

C.N B.8th July
D.G C.15th July
E.H D.8th May

E.8th April
17. How many persons write the exam between M
and L?
A.1 Answer the questions based on the information given
B.2 below.
C.3 A person visits nine countries viz. Angola, Bolivia,
D.More than three Cyprus, Ecuador, Gabon, Haiti, Jordan, Kenya, and
E.None Laos on 1st, 11th, and 21st of April, May, and June of
the same year for vacation, but not necessarily in the

18. Who among the following person writes the exam same order. He doesn’t visit more than one country
third before J? on the same date of the same month.
A.K He visits Haiti on a prime date of the month having

B.I 30 days. He visited only three countries between the
C.G visit to Haiti and Gabon. He visited Kenya
D.N immediately after Bolivia in the month of 31 days and

E.None of these visited both countries in the same month. Jordan was
visited on the same date as Haiti. He visited Ecuador

19. In which of the following date does K write the after Cyprus but before Angola which was not visited
exam?

the last. He doesn’t visit Laos and Jordan in the C.two
same month. D.same as between Jordan and Laos

E.Four
21. In which of the following date and month did he

visit Kenya? 25. How many days are there between the visit of
A.1st May Gabon and Angola?
B.11th May A.30

C.21st May B.10
D.21st June C.20
E.11th April D.41

E.21
22. Which of the following country does he visit
second after Jordan?

A.Angola Study the following information carefully and answer
B.Gabon the below questions.
C.Kenya Twelve persons -A to L are sitting in two parallel

D.Haiti rows containing six people each, in such a way that
E.Laos there is an equal distance between the adjacent
persons and facing each other. The consecutive
23. Four of the following five are alike in a certain alphabetically named persons are not sitting
way and hence form a group. Find the one that together.
doesn’t belong to that group? B sits third from the left end facing north. Only two
A.Ecuador persons are sitting between B and the one who is
B.Gabon facing F. E and H are sitting diagonally opposite to
C.Angola each other where both of them sits at the end. Only
D.Kenya one person sits between H and the one who is
E.Bolivia opposite to the person who sits to the immediate left
of L. K sits second to the left of L, is sitting opposite

24. How many countries does he visit between to the person who sits to the immediate right of I. A
Ecuador and Haiti? sits to the left of B. G and C sit in the same row of A.
A.None
B.same as between Angola and Kenya

26. Who among the following person sits to the
immediate left of D? 30. Who among the following person sits opposite to
A.K D?
B.F A.A
C.J B.C
D.H C.H
E.C D.B
E.I
27. How many persons are sitting between G and H?
A.One
B.Two Study the following information carefully and answer
C.Three the questions given below.
D.Four Eight persons viz. A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are

E.No one standing on a straight line such that all of them are
facing towards the north, but not necessarily in the
28. Four of the following five are alike in a certain same order.
way and form a group. Who among the following A stands four persons away from F where neither of
person does not belong to the group? them stands at the end of the row. B stands third to
A.The person sits to the immediate left K the right of A and second to the left of H. Only one
B.The person sits to the immediate right of J person stands between G and E who stands
C.The person sits second to the right of I adjacent to C. D is neither adjacent to H nor stands
D.A to the left of G.

E.The person sits to the immediate left of B 31. Who among the following person stands to the
immediate right of F?
29. What is the position of E with respect to L? A.B

A.Immediate left B.H
B.Immediate right C.D
C.Second to the right D.C

D.Third to the left E.None of these
E.Second to the left

E.No one
32. How many persons stand between A and the one

who stands to the immediate left of E?
A.One Study the following information carefully and answer

B.Two the questions given below.
C.Three Eight persons viz. S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z are
D.More than three standing on a circular line such that all of them are
E.No one facing towards the center, but not necessarily in the
same order. The consecutive alphabetically named
33. What is the position of E with respect to B? persons don’t stand adjacent to each other.
A.Second to the left Two persons stand between S and Z who stands two
B.Third to the left persons away from T. Y stands adjacent to T. X
C.Fourth to the left stands to the immediate left of U who stands second
D.Fifth to the left to the left of V. W doesn’t stand adjacent to T.
E.None of these 36. Who among the following person stands second
to the left of X?
34. If E is related to D and F is related to G in a A.W
certain way, then who among the following person is B.T
related to A? C.S
A.F D.Y
B.H E.None of these
C.B
D.E 37. What is the position of Y with respect to V?
E.None of these A.Immediate right
B.Immediate left
35. If all the persons are made to stand in C.Second to the right
alphabetical order from left to right, then how many D.Second to the left
persons remain unchanged in their position? E.None of these

A.One
B.Two
C.Three
D.More than three

Six persons viz. H, I, J, K, L, and M are staying in a
38. If all the persons are made to stand in six-storey building, but not necessarily in the same
alphabetical order from S in the anticlockwise order. Each person is from a different profession viz.
direction, then how many persons remain unchanged Collector, Doctor, Lawyer, Police, Student, and
in their position, excluding S? Teacher. The lowermost floor is numbered as 1 and
A.One the floor immediately above is numbered as 2 and so
B.Two on.
C.Three H lives on a prime-numbered floor and two floors
D.More than three above the one who is the Police. Only two persons
E.No one live between the one who is a Police and J. The
number of floors above J is the same as below the
39. Four of the following five are alike in a certain one who is a Student. M lives three floors above the
way and hence form a group. Find the one that one who is a Student. The one who is a Collector
doesn’t belong to that group? lives two floors below M. The number of persons
A.YS lives between H and the one who is a Collector is the
B.XZ same as between the one who is a Teacher and I,

C.TW who lives on an even-numbered floor. K lives
D.XW immediately below the one who is a Lawyer.
E.UV 41. Who among the following person lives
immediately below I?
40. Which of the following statement is/are true with A.K
respect to the final arrangement? B.J

A.More than two persons stand from the right of T to C.L
W D.H
B.Both V and U face towards each other E.None of these

C.Neither Z nor X is adjacent to S
D.Y stands third to the left of Z 42. What is the profession of the one who lives on
E.None of these are true the topmost floor?

A.Lawyer
Study the following information carefully and answer B.Teacher

the questions given below. C.Police
D.Doctor

E.None of these towards the center, but not necessarily in the same
order. Two persons stand on each side of the line.

43. In which of the following floor does M live? L stands two persons away from Q. M stands to the
A.Floor 4 immediate left of Q but not on the same side. N

B.Floor 6 stands second to the left of M and second to the right
C.Floor 5 of O. P doesn’t stand adjacent to O.
D.Floor 3 46. Who among the following person stand to the

E.None of these immediate right of N?
A.M
44. The number of floors below the one who is a B.P

Teacher is the same as the number of floors above C.L
____. D.O
A.K E.None of these

B.I
C.The one who is the Police 47. What is the position of O with respect to L?
D.The one who is a Student A.Third to the right

E.None of these B.Second to the right
C.Second to the left
45. How many floors are there between the one who D.Immediate left
is a Lawyer and L? E.Immediate right
A.One
B.Two 48. How many persons stand between Q and P

C.Three when counted from the right of P?
D.More than three A.1
E.No one B.2

C.3
D.None
Answer the questions based on the information given E.Cannot be determined

below.
Six persons viz. L, M, N, O, P and Q are standing on 49. Who among the following person stands fourth to
a triangular line such that all of them are facing the left of O?
A.N

B.L c) C
C.M d) The box which is placed just above box C

D.Q e) E
E.P
52. How many boxes are placed between boxes E
50. Fill the following series. and H?
LP ML NO __ a) As many boxes placed between A and F

A.NQ b) One
B.LP c) Three
C.LO d) As many boxes placed between B and G

D.PL e) None of these
E.None of these
53. Which of the following box is placed just below

Study the information carefully and answer the box H?
questions given below: a) C
Eight boxes A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are placed b) D

one above another but not necessarily in the same c) B
order. d) A
Equal number of boxes placed above box B and e) G
below box E. Box B is placed above box E. Atleast
two boxes placed between box B and Box E. Box C 54. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
is placed just above box E. One box is placed way to form a group, find the one that does not
between box C and box A which is placed above C. belong to that group?
Box D is placed just above box H. One box is placed a) F-H
between box H and box F. Box G is n’t placed just b) D-A

above or just below box B. c) E-G
d) D-B
51.Which of the following box is placed just above e) G-D

box G?
a) A 55. If B is related to E and F is related C in a certain

b) The box which is placed two boxes above D way then which of the following is related to H in the
same manner?

a) D b) D
b) G c) E
c) C d) B
d) A e) C
e) None of these
57. C lives on which floor?
a) 1st
Study the following information carefully and answer b) 2nd
the questions given below: c) 3rd
There are ten persons i.e. A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I d) 4th

and J who lives in a building having five floors such e) 5th
that ground floor is numbered as 1 and just above it
is 2 and so on up to top floor is numbered as 5. Each 58. Four of the following five belongs to a group in a
of the floors consists of 2 flats as flat-1 and flat-2. certain way. Who does not belong to the group?
Flat-1 of floor-2 is immediately above flat-1 of floor-1 a) H
and immediately below flat-1 of floor-3 and the same b) A

way followed by flat-2. Flat-2 is east of flat-1. c) G
F lives east to A. As many floors above the floor of A d) B
is same as below the floor of F. There is a gap of e) J
one floor between the floors of F and H, but the flat
number of both is different. I lives on an even- 59. J lives on which floor and flat respectively?
numbered floor and even-numbered flat. There is a a) 4,2

gap of two floors between the floors of I and C, who b) 5,1
lives in flat-1. B lives above I on an odd-numbered c) 1,2
floor. There is a gap of two floors between floors of B d) 2,1

and J, who lives in an odd-numbered flat. D lives e) 4,1
above G and both live in the same numbered flat. E
does not live on the same floor as D. 60. Who among the following lives on an even-
numbered floor and even number flat?
56. Who among the following lives in Flat-1 on the 4th a) H

floor? b) I
a) H c) G

d) J D.10m towards West

e) E E.12m towards West
Reasoning Miscellaneous Directions (4-6): Study the following information
Directions (1-3): Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions
carefully and answer the below questions One fine morning, Priya’s shadow falls towards
If Mr. A walks towards north from Point H, after her left and she starts walking from Point X for
walks 8m to reach point M. then turns to his right 6km to reach point Y where she turns to the right
and walks for 6m to reach point S, then turns to and walks for 12km to reach point T. Then she
his right and walks for 16m to reach point V. turns to the left and walks for 8km to reach point
Then turns to his left and walks for 4m to reach L. Then she turns two consecutive rights for 7km
point G. and 11 km respectively to reach point V and
Mr. B walks towards the west direction from Point J respectively.
Point T, walks for 7m to reach point Q. Then 4. If Point O is exactly in the middle of Point Y
turns to his left and walks for 9m to reach point and X, then what is the direction and distance of
P. Point P is north of G and east of Point S. O with respect to Point J?
1. What is the distance between Q and G? A.19km towards east
A.20m B.19km towards west
B.25m C.11km towards west
C.16m D.12km towards east
D.18m E. Can’t be determined
E. None of the above 5. What is the direction of Point L with respect to

Point X?
2. What is the direction of H with respect to T? A.East
A. South B.North-West
B. North-west C.North-East
C. North-east D.South
D. South-east E.South-west
E. South-west
3. What is the direction and distance of P with 6. Four of the following are alike in a certain
respect to M? way. Which of the following one does not belong
A.11m towards West to the group?
B.12m towards East A.VT
C.10m towards East B.JX


C.VX Directions (10-12): Study the following

D.TX information carefully and answer the questions
E.YJ given below.
Ten persons are from the same family with three
Directions (7-9): Study the following information generations. There is an equal number of males
carefully and answer the questions given below. and females and in the family. No single parent
Nine persons are from the same family as three has a child. L is the brother of P, who is the
generations. No single parent has a child. E is sister-in-law of B. L is not married to B but L is
the son of L who is the sister of Q. M is the only the son of G, who has only two children. W is
son-in-law of Q and father of V. B is the sister of the mother of V whereas R is the father of T. N
E and daughter of N. C is the mother of D. V is is the brother-in-law of R, who is the son-in-law
of the same gender as N. of Y. T is the granddaughter of Y, who is the
7. How is Q related to B? husband of G.
A.Uncle 10. Who among the following person is the wife
B.Aunt of L?
C.Daughter A.R
D.Son B.N
E.None of these C.W
D.B
8. Who among the following is the mother of V? E.None of these
A.M
B.B 11. How is V related to P?
C.D A.Daughter
D.C B.Son
E.None of these C.Niece
D.Nephew
9. How is N related to E? E.Cannot be determined
A. Sister
B. Brother 12. If H is the brother of Y, then how is G related
C. Mother to H?
D. Father A.Brother-in-law
E. Cannot be determined B.Sister-in-law
C.Brother
D.Sister

E.None of these A.Only I follows

B.Only II follows
Directions (13-17): In each of the following C.Either I or II follows
questions, the relationship between different D.Neither I nor II follows
elements is shown in the statements followed by E.Both I and II follow
three conclusions. Find the conclusion which
logically follows. 16. Statements:
13. Statements: D < N < U ≤ B; P > T ≥ F = U < I > E
K < G ≤ R > D; F > W = R > S ≥ T Conclusion:
Conclusion: I. T > D
I. S > G II. N ≤ I
II. F ≥ K A.Only I follows
A.Only I follows B.Only II follows
B.Only II follows C.Either I or II follows
C.Either I or II follows D.Neither I nor II follows
D.Neither I nor II follows E.Both I and II follow
E.Both I and II follow
17. Statement:
14. Statements: P > O ≤ Q; R < K = J; M ≥ P ≤ R
P = J ≥ A ≥ X; Y < J = E ≤ U < Q Conclusion:
Conclusion: I. O < M
I. X = E II. K > P
II. J > X A.Only I follows
A.Only I follows B.Only II follows
B.Only II follows C.Either I or II follow
C.Either I or II follows D.Neither I nor II follow
D.Neither I nor II follows E.Both I and II follow
Directions (18-22): In each of the following
15. Statements: questions, the relationship between different
A < F < R = Y; H < X < E < T = R > K elements is shown in the statements followed by
Conclusion: three conclusions. Find the conclusion which
I. K > A logically follows.
II. X < Y 18. Statements:

L ≥ M > T; V < O < X < T; V > N=Z

Conclusions: 21. Statements:
I. L > Z D ≤ N < R < W; T > Y ≥ Z < D; J < G < T
II. N < M Conclusions:
III. T ≥ V I.G < W
A.None follows II.T < R
B.Only I follows III.Y > N
C.Only II follows A.None follows
D.Only III follows B.Only I follows
E.Only I& II follow C.Only II follows
D.Only I and III follow
19. Statements: E.Either I or III follows
K ≥ P < R < Z; V < X ≤ K; V ≥ B=C
Conclusions: 22. Statement:
I.C ≤ Z A ≥ F = D; P = G < R; O > D ≤ G
II.V < K Conclusion:
III.P > Z I. D < P
A.None follows II. F = G
B.Only I follows A.Only I follows
C.Only II follows B.Only II follows
D.Only III follows C.Either I or II follow
E.Either I or III and II follows D.Neither I nor II follow
20. Statements:
Y ≥ M > R=B; P ≤ K < L < Y; P > S=Z Directions (23-32): Study the following
Conclusions: statements and then decide which of the given
I. S < Y conclusions logically follows from the given
II. Y > B statements disregarding commonly known facts.
III. K < M 23. Statements:
A.None follows Only a few red is green.
B.Only I follows All green is yellow.
C.Only II follows Few yellow is black.
D.Only III follows All black is blue.
E.Both I and II follow Conclusion:

I. Some red is not yellow. E.Both I and II follow

II. All black are green is a possibility.
A.Only I follows 26. Statements:
B.Only II follows Some book is paper.
C.Either I or II follows All paper is note.
D.Neither I nor II follows Only a few paper is file.
E.Both I and II follow Some file is wrapper.
Conclusion:
24. Statements: I. Some file is book.
Some bike is motor. II. No book is file.
All bike is car. A.Only I follows
Only a few car is bus. B.Only II follows
Some bike is scooty. C.Either I or II follows
Conclusion: D.Neither I nor II follows
I. Some motor is car. E.Both I and II follow
II. No bike is bus.
B.Only II follows Only a few berries are fruit.
C.Either I or II follows All fruits are cool.
D.Neither I nor II follows No cool is larva.
E.Both I and II follow All crusts are larva.
Conclusion:
25. Statements: I. Some berries are not larva.
Only a few pillar is palace. II. No crust is fruit.
All palace is house. A.Only I follows
All hut is tent. B.Only II follows
No house is hut. C.Either I or II follows
I. Some pillar is not hut. E.Both I and II follow
II. Some tent is not house.
B.Only II follows Some grasses are tree.
C.Either I or II follows All seeds are tree.
D.Neither I nor II follows No tree is flower.

Only a few flowers are fruit. C.Either I or II follows

I. Some grasses are flower. E.Both I and II follow
II. All fruits are tree is a possibility.
B.Only II follows All bag are wool.
C.Either I or II follows Some bag are Silk.
D.Neither I nor II follows No silk is dress.
E.Both I and II follow Only a few dress are costly.
Conclusions:
29. Statements: I. Some wool is costly.
No blue is pink. II. No costly is wool.
All red is pink. A.Only I follows
Some red is green. B.Only II follows
Only a few green is black. C.Either I or II follows
I. Some black are blue. E.Both I and II follow
II. No blue is black.
B.Only II follows All ponds are pool.
C.Either I or II follows All falls are ocean.
D.Neither I nor II follows No pool is falls
E.Both I and II follow Some oceans are not river.
Conclusions:
30. Statements: I. Some ponds are rivers.
Only a few cake are bread. II. All pools are ocean.
No bread is cream. A.Only I follows
All creams are ice. B.Only II follows
Some ice are milk. C.Either I or II follows
Conclusions: D.Neither I nor II follows
I. Some cake are not cream. E.Both I and II follow
II. All milk can be bread.
A.Only I follows Directions (33-36): Study the following
B.Only II follows statements and then decide which of the given

conclusions logically follows from the given Conclusion

statements disregarding commonly known facts. I. Some helicopter is not Mixer
33. Statement II. All Forklift can never be Parachute
Only a few Truck is Ship III. Some Helicopter can be Forklift
All Ship is Van A.Only I follows
Some Van is Zeppelin B.Only III and II follows
Conclusion C.Only I and III follows
I. Some Ship can be Zeppelin D.All Follows
II. All truck can be Van E.None follows
III. Some Zeppelin being Truck is a possibility
A.Only I and II follows 36. Statement
B.Only III and II follows Only a few Fire Engine is Subway
C.Only I and III follow All Subway is Tractor
D.All follows All Fire engine is Scooter
E.None follow Conclusion
I. No Scooter is Tractor
34. Statement II. All Fire engine can never be Tractor
Only a few Bus is Bicycle III. Some Subway can be Scooter
All Bicycle is Lorry A.Only I follows
Al Lorry is Motorcycle B.Only III and II follow
Conclusion C.Only I and III follow
I. Some Bicycle are not motorcycle D.Only II follows
II. No Bus is Lorry E.None follow
III. Some Motorcycle can be Bus Directions (37-42): Study the following
A.Only I follows statements and then decide which of the given
B.Only III and II follow conclusions logically follows from the given
C.Only I and III follow statements disregarding commonly known facts.
D.Only II follows 37. Statement:
E.None follow Only a few woods are bat.
No bat is rubber.
35. Statement All balls are rubber.
Only a few Helicopter is Parachute Some rubbers are stump.
No parachute is Mixer Conclusion:
All Mixer is Forklift I. Some woods are rubber

II. All stumps are ball

A.Only I follows 40. Statement:
B.Only II follows Only optics are wire.
C.Either I or II follows Only a few optics are fiber.
D.Neither I nor II follows Some fibers are cable.
E.Both I and II follow Only a few cables are length.
Conclusion:
38. Statement: I. No cable is wire
Some cards are spade. II. Some fiber can be length
Only a few spades are heart. A.Only I follows
Some hearts are club. B.Only II follows
All clubs are king. C.Either I or II follows
I. Some spades are not club E.Both I and II follow
II. No card is king is a possibility 41. Statement
A.Only I follows Only a few Goldfish is Black Moor
B.Only II follows Some Black Moor is Ranchu
C.Either I or II follows Only Ranchu is Koi
D.Neither I nor II follows Conclusion
E.Both I and II follow I. No Koi is Blackmoor
II. Some Goldfish are Ranchu is a possibility
39. Statement: A.Only I follow
All faults are techniques. B.Either I or II follow
Only a few techniques are method. C.Only II follows
No method is system. D.Both I and II follow
All errors are system. E.Neither I nor II follows
Conclusion:
I. No method is error 42. Statement
II. Some faults are method Only a few Seal is Angel Fish
A.Only I follows No Angel fish is Stingray
B.Only II follows No Stingray is Star Fish
C.Either I or II follows Conclusion
D.Neither I nor II follows I. Some Angel Fish are StarFish is a possibility
E.Both I and II follow II. All Seal can be Stingray

A.Only I follow D.14L

B.Either I or II follow E.None of these
C.Only II follows
D.Both I and II follow 45. What is the possible amount of juice drunk
E.Neither I nor II follows by C?
A.5L
Directions (43-45): Study the following B.12L
information carefully and answer the questions C.7L
given below. D.8L
Seven persons viz. A, B, C, D, E, F and G are E.9L
participating in a competition in which each
person drinks different quantity of juice and Directions (46-48): Study the following
ranks accordingly. Only two persons are ranked information carefully and answer the questions
higher than B who ranks lower than D. A ranks given below.
higher than C but lower than F. E ranks higher Seven persons are writing an exam in which
than G who doesn't rank higher than C. Neither each person got different marks. Rajeev got
D nor E ranks first. E neither ranks higher than B more marks than Reeta and less marks than
nor less than A. The one who ranks second Ravi. Riya got less marks than Raju whereas
highest drinks 12 liters of juice and the one who Roopan got more marks than Rithvik, who got
ranks third lowest drinks 7 liters of juice. more mark than Rajeev but not more than Ravi.
43. Who among the following person ranks the Reeta doesn't get the lowest mark whereas Ravi
first? doesn't get the highest mark. The number of
A.E persons who got marks between Roopan and
B.F Rithvik is the same as the number of persons
C.A who got marks between Riya and Reeta. The
D.D person who got the second highest mark got 92
E.None of these whereas the person who got the second lowest
mark got 78. Raju did not get highest marks.
44. If both D and E drink 21 liters of juice and 46. Who among the following person got the
both A and G drink 11 liters of juice, then what is third highest mark?
the total amount of juice drunk by E and G? A.Ravi
A.15L B.Rithvik
B.17L C.Rajeev
C.13L D.Roopan

E.None of these B.Two

C.One
47. How many persons got marks between D.None
Rithvik and Raju? E.Three
A.One
B.Two 50. If hostel Y has more students than S which
C.Three has 5500 students more than Hostel C, then
D.More than three what may the students in Hostel Y?
E.None A.9500
B.8000
48. What is the marks got by Reeta? C.8200
A.92 D.16500
B.78 E.5000
C.96 51. What is the average number of students in
D.84 hostel L, Y, and C?
E.93 A.1500
B.2000
Directions (49-51): Study the following C.3000
information carefully and answer the below D.4500
questions E.5000
Six hostels- L, T, Y, Q, S, and C have different
numbers of students. Directions (52-54): Study the following
T has more students than C. At least two hostels information carefully and answer the questions
are having less students than C. Q has more given below.
students than C but less than T which is not Seven persons have different weights. Only two
having the highest number of students. The persons have less weight than S whose weight
hostel which has the lowest number of students is less than Q but more than R. T’s weight is
has 1500 students. L has twice the number of more than U but less than P. V’s weight is less
students of a hostel which has the lowest than S but not the least. Only one person’s
number of students. C has 4500 students which weight is between V and U. Q doesn't have
is less than students in hostel S. more weight than T. The one who weights the
49. How many hostels have more students than second-highest has 85kg and the one who
S? weights the second-lowest has 26kg.
A.More than three

52. Who among the following person weight is D. €

85kg? E. β
A.P 56. Which of the following is exactly in the
B.Q middle of N and 3 in the above arrangement?
C.U A. T
D.T B. 2
E.None of these C. ×
D. Ω
53. What is the possible weight of S? E. 6
A.42kg
B.26kg 57. How many such numbers are there in the
C.18kg above arrangement each of which is
D.89kg immediately preceded by a symbol but not
E.None of these immediately followed by a symbol?
A. Three
54. Who among the following person weight is B. Two
less than P? C. One
A.T D. More than three
B.U E. None
C.Q
D.S 58. How many such symbols are there in the
E.All of the above. above arrangement each of which is
immediately preceded by a number and
Directions (55-59) Study the following immediately followed by a consonant?
arrangement carefully and answer the questions A. Four
given below: B. Two
LY€L12K≤5G€7NβC±T×2Ω6∞2£ C. One
3AVBO¥©24GP1XT D. Three
55. Which of the following element is the fifth to E. None
the left of the seventeenth element from the left 59. How many vowels are there in the between
end of the above arrangement? third element from left end and second element
A. N from right end?
B. 7 A. Four
C. G B. Two

C. One 63. How many consonants are immediately

D. Three preceded by a symbol and immediately followed
E. None by a number?
A.One
Directions (60-64): Study the following B.Two
information carefully and answer the questions C.Three
given below. D.Four
E.Five
60. How many vowels are there which are

immediately followed by a symbol? 64. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
way and thus form a group as per the given
A. Two
arrangement. Which of the following does not belong
B. Three
to that group?
C. One
A.E2
D.Four
B.9O
E.None
C.PV
D.2G
61. If the last seventeen elements are reversed,
E.%T
then which of the following element is nineteenth
from the left end?
Directions (65-69): Read the following
A.@
information carefully and answer the questions
B.$
given below.
C.T
DAM VAN TAP ROD MAD
D.6
65. How many words start with vowels if the
E.I
positions of the first and last letters are
62. Find the next element (?) in the series.
interchanged?
A+E, N1V, #QI,?
A. More than three
A.XSQ
B. Three
B.K*G
C. Two
C.XSG
D. One
D.*2G
E. None
E.None of these
66. If the letters are arranged in alphabetical

order within the word then how many letters are

between the second letter of the second word C. Four

from the left end and the third letter of the third D. Five
word from the right end in the English E. One
alphabetical series?
A. None Directions (70-74): Study the following
B. More than Five information carefully and answer the below
C. Four questions.
D. Three MTW FGC SEH UOL XBR
E. Five 70. If all the letters in the series are changed to
the next alphabet in the alphabet series, then
67. If the positions of the first and last letters of how many words have at least one vowel?
each word are interchanged, then how many A. None
meaningful words are formed? B. One
A. Two C. Three
B. One D. Two
C. Three E. Other than the given option
D. Four
E. Five 71. If the 1st and 3rd letters of each word are
interchanged, then all the words are arranged in
68. If the vowels in the words are changed to the alphabetical order from the left end. Which of the
immediate next letter and consonants are following word will be 3rd from the left end?
changed to the immediate previous letter as per A. FGC
alphabetical order then how many words have B. MTW
vowels? C. UOL
A. Two D. SEH
B. Three E. None of these
C. Four
D. Five 72. If all the consonants are changed to their
E. One immediate succeeding letter in the alphabet
series, then how many words have more than
69. If “E” is added at the end of each word, then one vowel?
how many meaningful words can be formed? A. None
A. Two B. One
B. Three C. Two

D. Three A.341
E. Other than the given option B.921
C.432
73. If all the words arranged in alphabetical D.576
order from the left to the right, then how many E.872
words are there whose position remains
unchanged? 76. If the first and the third digits are
A. None interchanged, then the second and the third
B. Three digits of the new numbers so formed are
C. Two interchanged, then which of the given number
D. One becomes the second lowest?
E. More than three A.576
B.872
74. How many letters are there as per C.432
alphabetical series between the third letter of the D.921
third word from the left end and the first letter of E.341
the second word from the right end after
arranging all the words in alphabetical order 77. If 1 is subtracted from each number, then
from the right end? how many numbers is/ are divisible by 3?
A. 12 A.Two
B. 8 B.Three
C. 6 C.Four
D. 10 D.Five
E. None of these E.None
Directions (75-79): Study the following information 78. If each digit within the number is written in
carefully and answer the questions given below. reverse order and the new numbers so obtained
are arranged in descending order from the left
end, which of the given numbers will be third
from the left end?
75. If 1 is subtracted from the first digit and 1 is
A.576
added to the last digit of each number then
B.921
which of the given numbers becomes the
C.432
smallest number?
D.341

E.872 82. What is the product of the highest digit in the

lowest number and the lowest digit in the second-
79. What is the product of the second digit of the highest number?
highest number and the first digit of the second- A.7
lowest number? B.12
A.2 C.6
B.4 D.54
C.6 E.21
D.8
E.10 83. If all the numbers are reversed then which of
the following number is the third lowest number?
Directions (80-84): Study the following information A.762
carefully and answer the questions given below. B.247
C.931
80. If all the digits in the number are arranged in D.853
ascending order within the number, then which of E.None of these
the following number remains the same?

A.762 84. What is the difference between the sum of the
B.247 second digits of all the numbers and the sum of
C.853 the third digits of all the numbers?
D.931 A.12
E.645 B.4
C.15
81. If the first and the second digits are D.7
interchanged, then the second and the third digits E.22
are interchanged, then which of the following

number is fourth-lowest after the arrangement? Directions (85-89): Answer the questions based
A.931 on the information given below.
B.645 In a certain code language,
C.853 ‘All employees get salary’ is coded as ‘sy gt es
D.762 al’
E.247 ‘Salary affected by lockdown’ is coded as ‘be ln

ad sy’

‘Lockdown employment and issues of E.Either (a) or (c)

employees’ is coded as ‘et an ln es oe is’
‘Salary issues right of employees’ is coded 89. What may be the possible code for
as ‘oe rt is sy es’ ‘Employees And Employment’ in the given code
85. How is the word ‘Affected’ in the given language?
language? A.et ad es
A.be B.et an es
B.an C.es an ad
C.ad D.Either (a) or (b)
D.Either (a) or (c) E.Either (b) or (c)
E.Either (b) or (c)
Directions (90-94): Study the following
86. How is the word ‘Employees’ in the given information carefully and answer the below
language? questions:
A.et In each question below is given a group of
B.es letters followed by four combinations of symbols
C.al and numbers. You have to find out which of the
D.Either (a) or (b) combinations correctly represents the code
E.Either (b) or (c) based on the given coding system and
conditions.
87. Which of the following could be coded as
‘oe’?
A.Of
B.Issue
C.And
Conditions:
D.Either (a) or (b)
(i) If the first letter is a consonant and the last
E.Either (a) or (c)
letter is a vowel, then the codes of both these
are to be interchanged.
88. Which of the following could be coded as ‘sy
(ii) If both the first and the last letters are
rt et’?
consonants, then both these are to be coded as
A.Salary Employment Right
per the code of the last letter.
B.Salary Employees Right
C.Salary And Right
D.Either (a) or (b)

(iii) If the first letter is a vowel and the last letter 94. APPARENT
is a consonant, then the code for the entire word A. ¥6$£1221
should be reversed. B. 1221£$6¥
(iv) If both the first and the last letters are C. 221$611$
vowels, then both these are to be coded as per D. $116$122
the code of the first letter. E.None of these
90. DETERMINE
A.3$¥$£586$ 95. How many pairs of letters are there in the
B.$$¥$£5863 word “SHUTDOWN” each of which has as many
C.$685£$¥$3 letters between them in the word as in the
D.$$¥$£586$ English alphabetical series (Both backward and
E.None of these forward direction)?
A. One
91. AGGLUTINATE B. Two
A.1##4β¥861¥$ C. Four
B.$##4β¥861¥$ D. None
C.1##4β¥861¥1 E. Three
D.$##4β¥861¥1
E. None of these 96. How many pairs of letters are there in the
word “MALAPPURAM” each of which has as
92. MESMERISING many letters between them in the word as in the
A.5$€5$£8€86# English alphabetical series(only forward
B.5$€5$£8€865 direction)?
C.#$€5$£8€865 A. One
D.#$€5$£8€86# B. Two
E.None of these C. Three
D. Four
93. INFLAMATION E. More than four
A.698¥1514&68
B.86&4151¥896 97. How many pairs of letters are there in the
C.86&4151¥898 word “SIGNIFICANT” each of which has as
D.66&4151¥896 many letters between them in the word as in the
E.None of these English alphabetical series(both forward and
backward)?

A. Three C. S
B. Four D. X
C. Five E. Z
D. Six
E. More than six 101. If all the letters of the word ‘UNDERLINES’
are arranged in alphabetical order from the right
98. How many pairs of digits are there in the end, then how many letters are between the
number “864351792” each of which has as third letter from the left end and the fourth letter
many digits between them in the number as in from the right end in alphabetical order?
the numerical series(from forward and A. 12
backward)? B. 9
A. One C. 8
B. Two D. 14
C. Three E. None of these
D. Four
E. More than four 102. In a row of 49 peoples, Ram stands 15th
99. How many such pairs of numbers are there from the left end and Tharun stands 21st from
in the number "817539642" which have as many the right end, then how many people stand
numbers between them as there are in the between Ram and Tharun?
number series (both forward and backward)? A. 17
A. One B. 13
B. Two C. 21
C. Three D. 11
D. More than three E. None of these
E. None
103. How many such numerals are there in the
100. If a meaningful four-letter word can be number ‘497315268’ which will remain at the
formed by using the first, third, fifth, and sixth same position when arranged in the decreasing
letters of the word “STRATEGY” then what is the order from left to right?
last letter of the newly formed word? Mark X as A. None
your answer if more than one word is formed. B. One
Mark Z if no meaningful word can be formed. C. Two
A. R D. Three
B. T E. More than three

104. ‘A’ is seventh from the left end and ‘B’ is D. 21

ninth from the right end. A is left of B. If there are E. None of these
six students between them then how many
students are there in the row?
A. 8
B. 10
C. 22
Answers with Explanation
Puzzle and Seating Arrangement

Direction (1-5):
2. The number of apps downloaded after Facebook
1. Inshot was downloaded five days after Whatsapp. is one more than before PocketFM. Telegram was
Only one app was downloaded between Whatsapp downloaded after PocketFM, but neither on Friday
and Facebook. nor on Saturday.

Direction (6-10):
3. VLC player was downloaded before Instagram but
not on Monday. Hence, case 1 gets eliminated.

1. Only four persons are designated between G and
N. I was two persons junior to N. The number of

persons junior to N is the same as the number of
persons senior to M. M is not the Agent.
1) Answer: C
2) Answer: A
3) Answer: B
4) Answer: E
5) Answer: D
2. H is the immediate junior of M. The number of
persons designated between G and H is the same as

the number of persons designated between I and L.

Direction (11-15):
We have,
• M works with P.
• P neither works in Finance nor the IT

department.
• L and M are working in a different
department.
From the above condition, there are three

possibilities.
3. J is senior to K but is not the immediate senior of
K. Hence, case 1 gets eliminated.
Again we have,
• S neither work with O nor L.
• N is only working with O.
Again we have,
• Q and R are working in the same department.

• T does not work with S.
6) Answer: A
• R works neither in HR nor Finance
7) Answer: C
department.
8) Answer: B
From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated.
9) Answer: A
Case1 shows the final arrangement.
10) Answer: D
11) Answer: A

12) Answer: D
13) Answer: C
14) Answer: C
15) Answer: E
Direction (16-20):
16) Answer: E
17) Answer: D
18) Answer: B
19) Answer: A
1. M writes the exam on the odd date of one of 20) Answer: B
the month has 30 days. Only four persons
write the exam between M and J who writes Direction (21-25):
the exam two persons away from N.
1. He visits Haiti on a prime date of the month
having 30 days. He visited only three
2. I writes the exam immediately before N and is two countries between the visit to Haiti and
persons before G. The number of persons writing Gabon
exams before K is same as the number of persons
writing exams after G.
2. He visited Kenya immediately after Bolivia in

3. H writes the exam before L but not in the same the month of 31 days and visited both the
month. Hence, case 2 gets eliminated. countries in the same month.
3. Jordan was visited on the same date as Haiti.


Only two persons are sitting between B and the one
who is facing F.
E and H are sitting diagonally opposite to each other
where both of them sits at the end.

From the above condition, there are two possibilities.
4. He visited Ecuador after Cyprus but before

Angola which was not visited the last.
5. He doesn’t visit Laos and Jordan in the same
month. Only one person sits between H and the one who is
6. Hence, case 1 gets eliminated. opposite to the person who sits to the immediate left
of L.
K sits second to the left of L, is sitting opposite to the

person who sits to the immediate right of I.
21) Answer: C
A sits to the left of B
22) Answer: B
The consecutive alphabetically named persons are
23) Answer: E
not sitting together.
24) Answer: E
25) Answer: A
Direction (26-30):
G and C sit in the same row of A

From the above condition, case1 gets eliminated.
Case2 shows the final arrangement.
B sits third from the left end facing north.

26) Answer: A
31) Answer: B
27) Answer: C
32) Answer: A
28) Answer: E
33) Answer: C
29) Answer: C
34) Answer: C
30) Answer: E
35) Answer: A
Direction (36-40):
Direction (31-35):
1. A stands four persons away from F where neither

of them stands at the end of the row. B stands third
to the right of A and second to the left of H.
1. The consecutive alphabetically named person

doesn’t stand adjacent to each other. Two persons
stand between S and Z who stands two persons

away from T. Y stands adjacent to T.
2. Only one person stands between G and E who
stands adjacent to C. D is neither adjacent to H nor
stands to the left of G. Hence, case 1 gets eliminated

2. X stands to the immediate left of U who stands
second to the left of V. W doesn’t stand adjacent to

T. Hence, case 1 gets eliminated.
2. The number of floors above J is the same as
below the one who is a Student. M lives three floors
above the one who is a Student. The one who is a

36) Answer: A
Collector lives two floors below M.
37) Answer: C
38) Answer: B
39) Answer: D
40) Answer: E
Direction (41-45):
3. The number of persons lives between H and the
one who is a Collector is the same as between the

one who is a Teacher and I, who lives on an even-
numbered floor. K lives immediately below the one

who is a Lawyer. Hence, case 2 gets eliminated.
1. H lives on a prime numbered floor and two floors
above the one who is the Police. Only two persons

live between the one who is a Police and J.

2. N stands second to the left of M and second to the
right of O. P doesn’t stand adjacent to O.

41) Answer: C
42) Answer: D
43) Answer: A
44) Answer: B
45) Answer: B
Direction (46-50):
46) Answer: B
47) Answer: D
48) Answer: A
49) Answer: A
50) Answer: C
Direction (51-55):
1. L stands two persons away from Q. M stands
So, the final arrangement will be:
to the immediate left of Q but not on the same
Box
side.
B

51. Answer: A
52. Answer: C
53. Answer: D
54. Answer: E
55. Answer: D
Direction (56-60):
Floor Flat-1 Flat-2 Directions (4-6):
5 H B 4) Answer: B
5) Answer: C
4 E I
6) Answer: E
3 A F
2 J D
1 C G
56.Answer. C
57.Answer. A
58.Answer. E
59.Answer. D
Directions (7-9):
60.Answer. B 7) Answer: A
8) Answer: C
Reasoning Miscellaneous 9) Answer: D
Directions (1-3):
1) Answer: B
2) Answer: E
3) Answer: C

22) Answer: C
23) Answer: B
Directions (10-12):
10) Answer: C
11) Answer: D 24) Answer: A
12) Answer: B
25) Answer: E
Directions (13-17):
13) Answer: D
14) Answer: C
15) Answer: B
16) Answer: A
17) Answer: E
26) Answer: C
Directions (18-22):
18) Answer: E
19) Answer: C
20) Answer: E
21) Answer: A

27) Answer: E
33) Answer: D
28) Answer: D
29) Answer: C
34) Answer: E
30) Answer: E
35) Answer: D
31) Answer: C
32) Answer: D
36) Answer: E

41) Answer: D
37) Answer: D 42) Answer: A
38) Answer: B
Directions (43-45):
43) Answer: B
44) Answer: C
45) Answer: A
From the given information, the following was
39) Answer: A
obtained.
F > D (12L) > B > E > A (7L) > C > G
Directions (46-48):
46) Answer: B
47) Answer: B
48) Answer: D
40) Answer: E From the given information, the following was
obtained.
Roopan > Ravi (92) > Rithvik > Rajeev > Reeta
> Raju (78) > Riya
Directions (49-51):
49) Answer: D

50) Answer: D 60) Answer: B

51) Answer: C
S > T > Q > C(4500) > L(3000) > Y(1500) E&, O#, I^.
4500+3000+1500=9000/3=3000
61) Answer: B
Directions (52-54):
52) Answer: D
53) Answer: A The nineteenth element from the left end after
reversing the last seventeen elements is $.
54) Answer: E
From the given information, the following was 62) Answer: C
determined.
P > T (85kg) > Q > U > S > V (26kg) > R A+E, N1V, #QI, XSG
55) Answer: B 63) Answer: A

Fifth to the left of the seventeenth from the left
end means 17 – 5 = 12th from the left end. 7 is &N2
the 12th from the left end.
64) Answer: C
56) Answer: B
2 is exactly in the middle of N and 3.
Second elements are third to the right from the
first element, but V is third to the left of P.
57) Answer: D
≤ 5 G, € 7 N , £ 3 A , © 2 4
65) Answer: E
Given series
58) Answer: E
DAM VAN TAP ROD MAD
Number followed by symbol followed by a
After the rearrangement:
consonant. There is no such arrangement found
MAD NAV PAT DOR DAM
in the given series.
66) Answer: E
59) Answer: B
Given series
number of vowels between € and X are two i.e.
DAM VAN TAP ROD MAD
A and O
Arranged in alphabetical order
ADM ANV APT DOR ADM

NOPQRST MTW FGC SEH UOL XBR

XBR UOL SEH MTW FGC
67) Answer: C There are four letters between H and M.
Given series
DAM VAN TAP ROD MAD 75) Answer: A
After interchanged
MAD NAV PAT DOR DAM
68) Answer: A 76) Answer: D

Given series
DAM VAN TAP ROD MAD
CBL UBM SBO QPC LBC
69) Answer: C
Given series 77) Answer: E
DAM VAN TAP ROD MAD

DAME VANE TAPE RODE MADE
575/3=191.67
871/3=290.33
70) Answer: D
920/3=306.67
MTW FGC SEH UOL XBR
431/3=143.67
NUX GHD TFI VPM YCS
340/3=113.33
71) Answer: C
78) Answer: C
MTW FGC SEH UOL XBR
CGF HES LOU RBX WTM
72) Answer: C
MTW FGC SEH UOL XBR 79) Answer: D
NUX GHD TEI UOM YCS
73) Answer: B 2*4=8

MTW FGC SEH UOL XBR
FGC MTW SEH UOL XBR 80) Answer: B
74) Answer: E

88) Answer: E
89) Answer: B
Final table of words with respect to codes given
81) Answer: C
below:
82) Answer: E
The lowest number is 247 and the highest digit of

this number is 7.
The second-highest number is 853 and the lowest
90) Answer: B
digit of this number is 3.
DETERMINE
7*3=21
By condition (i), the codes of both the first and
the last letters are to be interchanged.
83) Answer: D
Therefore, the code for DETERMINE is
$$¥$£5863.
91) Answer: C
84) Answer: B By condition (iv), the code for both the first and
the last letters are to be coded as per the code
of the first letter.
The sum of the second digits of all the numbers =
Therefore, the code for AGGLUTINATE is
6+4+3+5+4=22
1##4β¥861¥1.
The sum of the third digits of all the
numbers=2+7+1+3+5=18
92) Answer: D
22-18=4
By condition (ii), the code for the first and the
last letter are to be coded as per the code of the
Directions (85-89):
last letter.
85) Answer: D
Therefore, the code for MESMERISING is
86) Answer: B
#$€5$£8€86#.
87) Answer: D

93) Answer: A
By condition (iii), the code for the entire word
should be reversed.
Therefore, the code for INFLAMATION is
Hence, option B is correct.
698¥1514&68.
100) Answer: D
94) Answer: A
REST, ERST
APPARENT
By condition (iii), the code for the entire word
101) Answer: C
should be reversed.
UNDERLINES
Therefore, the code for APPARENT is ¥6$£1221
USRNNLIEED
There are 8 letters between I and R in alphabet
95) Answer: C
order.
102) Answer: B
96) Answer: A
49-36 = 13
97) Answer: C 103) Answer: B

497315268
987654321
104) Answer: C
98) Answer: E Total students = 7+6+9
= 22
99) Answer: B


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Study the following information carefully and answer E.None of these

the questions given below.

but not necessarily in the same order. B.Two

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Telegram was downloaded after PocketFM, but

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Friday? A.Telegram – Wednesday

A.Inshot B.Inshot – Friday

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downloaded? A.Immediately after

A.Tuesday B.Three days after

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C.Friday D.Two days before

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E.None of these B.Deputy Superintendent

the questions given below. E.None of these

department, but not necessarily in the same order. and N?

(DI), Superintendent, Deputy Superintendent (DS), C.Three

is the senior most and Agent is the junior most

number of persons designated between I and L. J is E.None

senior to K but is not the immediate senior of K.

A.J B.Three persons senior

C.N D.Two persons senior

D.Person who is immediately junior to K E.None of these

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Nine persons- L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, and T are C.PR

working in the three different departments- IT, HR, D.QR

Minimum two persons maximum four persons are

department. L and M are working in a different I. IT

HR department? D.All I, II, and III

C.T 15. Which of the following statement is true?

certain way. Then, who among the following is department

related to O? E.Maximum number of persons are working in IT

E.None of the above below.

Eight persons viz. G, H, I, J, K, L, M and Nare writing

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persons away from N. I writes the exam immediately B.8th June

of persons writing exams before K is same as the D.15th May

the exam before L but not in the same month.

B.K A.15th June

E.H D.8th May

17. How many persons write the exam between M

the same year for vacation, but not necessarily in the

A.K He visits Haiti on a prime date of the month having

C.G visit to Haiti and Gabon. He visited Kenya

D.N immediately after Bolivia in the month of 31 days and

visited on the same date as Haiti. He visited Ecuador

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the last. He doesn’t visit Laos and Jordan in the C.two

same month. D.same as between Jordan and Laos

21. In which of the following date and month did he

A.1st May Gabon and Angola?

B.11th May A.30

E.11th April D.41

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