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Exam Analysis
2 4
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3 Question analysis with Our Mock and PDF course 6
4 Beginners quiz 14
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7 Exam Wise Bundle PDF Course 66
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Exam Analysis (Question Weightage)
All Mains Exams-Reasoning Ability-2022
Topics/Exams RRB PO RRB Clerk IBPS PO IBPS Clerk SBI PO SBI Clerk
Seating
5 14 7 - - 5
Arrangement
Puzzles 10 15 17 24 14 10
Syllogism 3 - - 1 1 2
Inequality 3 3 3 - - 2
Coding Decoding - - 3 - - 4
Direction Sense 3 3 3 - 4 3
Blood Relation 3 1 2 2 4 -
Order & Ranking - 3 - - - -
Blood Relation +
- - - - - 4
Order & Ranking
Miscellaneous 1 1 - 1 - 3
Data sufficiency - - 3 3 5 4
Input-output 5 - - 4+2 4 5
Number series - - - - - -
Alphabet series - - - - - -
Alphanumeric
- - - - - -
series
Critical Reasoning 7 - 7 10 8 8
Total 40 40 45 50 40 50
New pattern
Nil Nil 14 17 9 9
questions
Exam Analysis (Question Weightage)
All Mains Exams-Reasoning Ability-2021
Topics/Exams RRB PO RRB Clerk IBPS PO IBPS Clerk SBI PO SBI Clerk
Seating
5 10 18 10 20 5
Arrangement
Puzzles 15 15 10 18 5 15
Syllogism 3 2 3 - - 3
Inequality - - 2 3 - 3
Coding Decoding - - - - 3 4
Direction Sense 3 4 3 3 3 3
Blood Relation 3 2 - 3 - -
Order & Ranking - - 1 - - 3
Miscellaneous 3 2 - - - -
Data sufficiency 3 - 2 3 3 2
Input-output - 5 4 4 5 4
Number series - - - - - -
Alphabet series - - - - - -
Alphanumeric
- - - - - -
series
Critical Reasoning 4 - 2 6 6 8
Total 40 40 45 50 45 50
New pattern
Nil Nil 11 4 8 5
questions
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Questions Type Status Covered in
IBPS RRB Officer Scale I Mains 2022 Mock Test 3 (12-16),

Day puzzle-2
Covered RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle course 2022 Day-5
variables
(16-20).
RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle course 2022 Day-6
(16-20), SBI Clerk & RRB PO Mains bundle course 2022
Direction sense Covered
Day-1 (16-20), IBPS RRB Officer Scale I Mains 2022 Mock
Test 2 (6-8).
Inequality Covered Covered in most number of Mock Test and Bundle PDF.
Syllogism Covered Most number of Mock and Bundle PDF.
Designation SBI Clerk & RRB PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-3 (6-
puzzle - 2 Covered 10), IBPS RRB Officer Scale I Mains 2022 Mock Test 8 (33-
variables 37).
Blood relation Covered
Test 4 (11-13).
Parallel seating
(1-5), RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle course 2022
arrangement – 2 Covered
variables
Test 3 (17-21).
Input Output Covered (11-15), IBPS RRB Officer Scale I Mains 2022 Mock Test 5
(13-16).

Miscellaneous Covered Most number of Mock and Bundle PDF.
Critical
Covered Most number of Mock and Bundle PDF.
Reasoning
IBPS RRB Clerk Mains Held on 24th September 2022
IBPS RRB office Assistant Mains 2022 Mock Test 1 (1-3),

Linear seating
IBPS RRB Officer Scale I Mains 2022 Mock Test 8 (7-11),
arrangement Covered
RRB PO & SBI clerk Mains bundle course 2022 Day-25 (11-
(Bi-directional)
15).
Unknown linear (1-5), RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle course 2022
seating Covered Day-26 (11-15), IBPS RRB office Assistant Mains 2022 Mock
arrangement Test 3 (6-9), IBPS RRB office Assistant Mains 2022 Mock
Test 6 (9-13).
Designation
Covered Day-20 (6-10), IBPS RRB office Assistant Mains 2022 Mock
puzzle
Test 5 (6-10), IBPS RRB Officer Scale I Mains 2022 Mock
Test 9 (15-19).
Direction sense Covered Most number of Mock and Bundle PDF.
(6-10), RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle course 2022
Sequence puzzle Covered
Test 3 (22-26).
Order and
ranking

IBPS RRB office Assistant Mains 2022 Mock Test 1 (1-5),

Circular
Covered RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle course 2022 Day-1
arrangement
(16-20).
Inequality Covered Most number of Mock and Bundle PDF.
RRB PO & SBI Clerk Mains bundle course 2022 Day-15 (1-
Day puzzle-2
Covered 5), IBPS RRB office Assistant Mains 2022 Mock Test 5 (30-
variables
34).
Blood relation Covered Most number of Mock and Bundle PDF.
IBPS Clerk Mains Held on 8th October 2022
Input Output –
Covered (11-15), RRB PO & SBI Clerk Mains bundle course 2022
Number based
Day-4 (6-10), IBPS Clerk Mains 2022 Mock test 3 (91-95).
Coded blood
Covered 15), RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle course 2022
relation
Day-2 (11-15), IBPS Clerk Mains 2022 Mock test 4 (91-93).
Floor with Flat – 15), RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle course 2022
Covered
2 variables Day-17 (6-10), IBPS RRB Officer Scale I Mains 2022 Mock
Test 3 (7-11).

Designation
Not
puzzle – New Given in memory based PDF,
Covered
type
Day based
Not
puzzle – New Given in memory based PDF,
Covered
type
Syllogism Covered Most number of Mock and Bundle PDF.
Input- Output – Not

Given in memory based PDF,
New type Covered
Coded RRB PO & SBI Clerk Mains bundle course 2022 Day-3 (16-
Covered
Inequality 20), IBPS Clerk Mains 2022 Mock test 1 (98-100).
Data sufficiency
– 2 statements Covered
(6-10), IBPS Clerk Mains 2022 Mock test 6 (128-130).
based
Matrix based
Not Given in memory based PDF,
puzzle – New
Covered
type
 RRB PO & SBI Clerk Mains bundle course 2022 Day-11

Age puzzle –
Covered (16-20), RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle course 2022
Reverse type
Day-14 (6-10).
Not covered the exact model but covered timing based

puzzle model questions in RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains
Time based bundle course 2022 Day-28 (16-20).
New type
puzzle (16-20). Course) -> RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle
course 2022 Day-28 (16-20).

Critical Most number of Mock and Bundle PDF.

Covered
Reasoning


IBPS PO MAINS Held on 26th November 2022
SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains Bundle course-2022 Day 1 (11-15),

Table based SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains Bundle course-2022 Day 21 (11-
Covered
puzzle 15), SBI Clerk & IBPS RRB PO Mains Bundle course-2022
Day 48 (6-10), IBPS PO Mains Mock test 1 (10-13).
Data sufficiency Covered Number of Mock and Bundle PDF
Coding- Not
Given in memory based PDF
Decoding covered
Parallel SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains Bundle course-2022 Day 16 (16-

arrangement 20),SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains Bundle course-2022 Day
Covered
with blood 49(1-5),SBI Clerk & IBPS RRB PO Mains Bundle course-
relation 2022 Day 9 (6-10),IBPS PO Mains Mock test 8 (22-25)
SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains Bundle course-2022 Day 9 (16-

Floor puzzle with
Covered 20),SBI Clerk & IBPS RRB PO Mains Bundle course-2022
two variables
Day 6(6-10), IBPS PO Mains mock day 3 (5-7)
Coded
Covered Most number of Mock and Bundle PDF
inequality
Not
Direction sense Given in memory based PDF
covered
Designation
puzzle (New Covered IBPS PO Mains Mock test 6 (8-11)
type)
Coded blood
Covered Most number of Mock and Bundle PDF
relation

SBI Clerk & IBPS RRB PO Mains Bundle course-2022 Day 23

(1-5), IBPS Clerk & IBPS RRB Clerk Mains Bundle course-
Circular
Covered 2022 Day 10 (6-10), IBPS Clerk & IBPS RRB Clerk Mains
Bidirectional
Bundle course-2022 Day 40 (6-10)

Critical
Reasoning
SBI Clerk Mains Held on 14th January 2023
SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-28 (6-

Table based
10), RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle course 2022
puzzle – 2 Covered
Day-4 (1-5), SBI CLERK Mains 2022 Mock Test 2 (181-185).
variables

SBI Clerk & RRB PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-41 (6-
Input Output –
Covered 10), SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-13
Number based
(16-20), SBI CLERK Mains 2022 Mock Test 1 (141-144).
Coding
SBI CLERK Mains 2022 Mock Test 9 (145-148).
decoding – Covered

Symbol based
Month with date Covered 5), RRB Clerk & IBPS clerk Mains bundle course 2022 Day-
13 (11-15).
Parallel seating SBI Clerk & RRB PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-15 (6-
arrangement Covered 10), IBPS CLERK Mains Mock test 9 (100-104).
(Bi-directional)


Coded Syllogism Covered 15), SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-
27(11-15), SBI CLERK Mains 2022 Mock Test 4 (159-161).
Coded direction
Covered 20), IBPS CLERK Mains Mock test 2 (100-102), SBI PO & IBPS
sense
PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-33 (1-5)
Blood relation SBI Clerk & RRB PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-7 (16-
with order and Covered 20), SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-15
ranking (6-10), SBI CLERK Mains 2022 Mock Test 1 (183-185).
Data sufficiency Covered Most number of Mock and Bundle PDF
Critical
Reasoning
SBI PO Mains Held on 30th January 2023
SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-12 (16-

Unknown floor
Covered 20), SBI Clerk & RRB PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-8
with flat
(11-15), SBI Clerk Mains 2022 Mock Test 2 (161-164).
Direction sense New type Given in memory based PDF
Floor puzzle New type Given in memory based PDF
Coded syllogism Covered
(11-15), SBI PO Mains 2022 Mock Test 9 (25-27).

Coded blood SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-25 (16-
Covered
relation 20), SBI PO Mains 2022 Mock Test 1 (29-30).
Day puzzle (2
variables-but in
real exam they
Covered SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-17 (1-5)
given numerical
value as second
variable)
Input Output- SBI PO & IBPS PO Mains bundle course 2022 Day-13 (16-
Covered
Number based 20), SBI PO Mains 2022 Mock Test 3 (17-20).
Data sufficiency Covered Most number of Mock and Bundle PD
Critical
Reasoning
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Directions (1-3): Study the following information e) None

carefully and answer the given questions.
Five persons viz., A, B, C, D and E sold different 3) If the difference between the number of
number of mobiles. Only two persons sold more mobiles sold by A and C is 7, the n how many
mobiles than C. E sold less mobiles than A but mobiles are sold by C?
more than B, who is not sold the lowest number a) 18
of mobiles. The one who sold the highest number b) 20
of mobiles sold 25 mobiles. c) 28
1) If the sum of the number of mobiles sold by A d) 17
and B is 37, then what may be the number of e) 16
mobiles sold by D?
a) 12 Direction (4-8): Study the following information
b) 14 carefully and answer the given questions.
c) 13 Eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W live on
d) 11 four different floors of a four-storey building where
e) 15 the lowermost floor is numbered one and the floor
immediately above it is numbered two and so on.
2) How many persons sold less mobiles than E? Note-I: Each floor has two flats viz., Flat-A and
a) One Flat-B, where Flat A is to the west of flat B.
b) Two Note-II: Flat B of floor numbered two is
c) Three immediately above Flat B of floor numbered one,
d) More than three Similarly Flat A of floor numbered three is
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immediately below Flat A of floor numbered four

and so on. 7. Who among the following person lives in Flat A
Note-III: The area of each flat on each floor is of floor 2?
same. a) The one who lives immediately above R
Note-IV: only one person lives in each flat and b) Q
only two persons live on each floor. c) W
S lives on an even numbered floor and lives two d) V.
floors below U’s flat. P lives below S and both live e)The one who lives west of W.
in different flats. As many floors below P as above
R. Only one floor is between R and W. Q lives to 8. Which of the following statements is/are TRUE
the north of V. No one lives to the east of T. as per the given arrangement?
4. Who among the following persons lives two a) No one lives above U
floors below T’s flat? b) Only one floor is between S and V
a) V c) Q lives in flat B
b) P d) Both a and b
c) W e) Both a and c
d) U
e) S Directions (9-12): Study the following information
carefully and answer the given questions.
5. Which among the following pair of persons live G+ LA@ M &%X EOYU$#F *DN© CIZ
on the same floor? ^RS>ET¥
a) RT 9. How many such consonants are there in the
b) SP given series each of which is immediately
c) VW preceded by a symbol and immediately followed
d) UR by a vowel?
e) QV a) Two
6. Who among the following person lives to the b) One
immediate south-west of R? c) Three
a) S d) Four
b) V e) None
c) Q
d) U
e) P
10. If all the symbols in the given series are siblings. S is the daughter-in-law of N who is
dropped, then which of the following element will married to O. T is the grandson of O. P is the
be fifteenth from the right end? father of T.
a) Z 13) How many married couples are there in the
b) S family?
c) X a) Five
d) M b) Four
e) A c) One
d) Three
11. Which of the following element is seventh to e) Two
the left of the seventeenth element from the right
end of the given series? 14) If O has a sister U, then how is U related to
a) % P?
b) E a) Aunt
c) R b) Mother
d) @ c) Grandmother
e) & d) Granddaughter
e) Niece
12. How many letters which come after M in the
English alphabetical series are between the 15) Four of the following five are alike in a certain
elements which are sixth from both left and right way based on the given arrangement and thus
end of the given series? form a group. Which one of the following does not
a) Six belong to the group?
b) Eight a) N
c) Five b) S
d) Nine c) P
e) Three d) T
e) Q
Directions (13-15): Study the following
information carefully and answer the given Direction (16-20) Study the following information
questions. carefully and answer the given questi ons.
Q is the son of O who is the mother of only two
children. Q is the brother-in-law of R who has no
Seven persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V joined an 19. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
organization in seven different years viz., 1994, way based on the given arrangement and thus
2000, 2005, 2010, 2016, 2019, and 2021. form a group. Which one of the following does not
Q joined the organization six years after T. Only belong to the group?
two persons joined between Q and P. U joined (a) Q
immediately before R, who joined in an odd- (b) S
numbered year. V joined five years before S. (c) R
16. How many persons joined the organization (d) T
after S? (e) P
(a) One
(b) Two 20. Who among the following person joined the
(c) Three organization in 2010?
(d) None (a) The one who joined immedi ately after V
(e) More than three (b) Q
(c) V
17. If V is related to U and T is related to S in a (d) The one who joined immediately before R
certain way, then in the same way who among (e) P
the following person is related to P? Direction (21-24): Study the following information
(a) S carefully and answer the question given below.
(b) T W T Q F O L B U C I K M O A M H G S
(c) R L J O G D
(d) Q 21) If the fi rst 15 alphabets are arranged in
(e) None of these reverse order, then which of the following
alphabet will be 14 th from the right end of the
18. U joined the organization in which of the given series?
following year? a. Q
(a) 2021
(b) 2019 b. W
(c) 2000 c. L
(d) 2005 d. H
(e) 2016 e. J
22) How many such consonants are there in the July, August, September, October, November and
given series each of which is immediately December of the same year.
preceded by a vowel? U was born in the month which has an odd
a. One number of days but after September. Only four
b. Two persons were born between Z and U. Only two
c. Three persons were born between Z and X. As many
d. None persons born before X as after S. W was born
e. More than three immediately before V. Neither W nor Y was born
in June.
23) How many such vowels are there in the given 25) X was born in which of the following month?
series each of which is immediately preceded by a. August
a vowel and immediately followed by a b. December
consonant? c. July
a. One d. May
b. None e. November
c. Three
d. Four 26) Who among the following person was born
e. Two after U?
a. Z
24) Which of the following alphabet will be fourth b. T
to the left of the tenth alphabet from the left end c. W
of the given series? d. X
a. S e. No one
b. L
c. G 27) How many persons were born between S and
d. O Z?
e. B a. Two
b. Three
Direction (25-29): Study the following information c. Six
carefully and answer the given question. d. Four
Eight persons - S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z were
born in eight different months viz., May, June, e. Five
28) Who among the following person was born in (d) in

September? (e) Can’t be determined
a. X
b. V 31. What does ‘db’ represent in the given code
c. W language?
d. S (a) Education
e. Z (b) policy
(c) climate
29) Which of the following pair is not true as per (d) connection
the given arrangement? (e) None of these
a. August - X
b. June - T 32. Which of the following may be the code for
c. May - Z ‘change city policy’ in the given code language?
d. October -U (a) le yt dr
e. December – Y (b) le yt ew
(c) sd dr le
Directions (30-33): Study the following (d) or le dr
information carefully and answer the given (e) le db xy
questions. In a certain code language
‘Economic climate Change’ is coded as ‘ew or 33. What is the code for ‘climate’ in the given
le’, code language?
‘Education economic higher’ is coded as ‘in ew
no’, (a) or
‘Change nation policy’ is coded as ‘sd le dr’, (b) le
‘Education connection economic’ is coded as ‘db (c) ew
ew no’. (d) in
(Note: All the given codes are two letter codes (e)None of these
only)
30. What is the code for ‘Nation’ in the given code Directions (34-38): Study the following
language? information carefully and answer the given
(a) sd questions. In a mall, five dummies- R, S, T, U and
(b) le V are standing in a straight line and facing the
(c) dr north direction. Each of them wears different
types of dresses-Gown, Jumper, Apron, Maxi and form a group. Which one of the following does not
Coat. belong to the group?
S stands at one of the extreme ends. Only two a) S-Coat
dummies stand between S and the one which b) V-Maxi
wears Maxi. The one which wears Maxi stands c) U-Jumper
immediate left of V. Only one dummy stands d) R-Gown
between V and U. As many dummies stand to the e) T-Apron
right of U as to the left of the one which wears
Jumper. T wears Coat. R does not stand adjacent 38) If S is related to T and R is related to V in a
to the one which wears Apron. certain way, then in the same way U is related to
34) Which of the following dummy wears Gown? which of the following dummy?
a) S a) V
b) The one which stands at the right end b) R
c) R c) S
d) The one which stands immediate right of T d) T
e) None of these e) None of these
35) How many dummies stand between R and T?
a) One Directions (39-41): Study the following statements
b) Two and then decide which of the given conclusions
c) None logically follows from the given statements
d) Three disregarding the commonly known facts.
e) None of these 39. Statements:
All Teddies are Barbie
36) What is the position of U with respect to the Only a few Panda is Barbie
one which wears Apron? All Panda is Kitty
a) Immediate left Conclusi ons:
b) Second to the right I. Some Teddies are not kitty
c) Third to the left II. All Teddies are Kitty
d) Fourth to the right a) Only conclusion I follows
e) Immediate right b) Only conclusion II follows
c) Either conclusion I or II follows
37) Four of the following five are alike in a certain d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
way based on the given arrangement and thus e) Both conclusions I and II follow
C sits second to the left of E. One person sits

40. Statements: between C and B. H sits third to the left of B. F is
Only a few notes are Book an immediate neighbour of E. As many persons
All books are paper sit between H and F as between F and G. D sits
Some Books are not file second to the right of G. C and A do not face
Conclusions: each other.
I. All papers can be file 42. Who among the following person sits
II. No file is note immediate right of A?
a) Only conclusion I follows a) H
b) Only conclusion II follows b) D
c) Either conclusion I or II follows c) B
d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows d) E
e) Both conclusions I and II follow e) F
41. Statements: 43. Which of the following statements is/are false

All Lily is Jasmine as per the given arrangement?
Only a few lily is Daisy a) E and B face each other
Some Lotus is Daisy b) H sits third to the left of C
Conclusions: c) Only one person sits between G and D, when
I. Some Jasmine is not daisy counted from the left of G
II. All Jasmine is daisy d) All the given statements are false
a) Only conclusion I follows e) All the given statements are true
b) Only conclusion II follows
c) Either conclusion I or II follows 44. Who among the following persons are
d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows immediate neighbours?
e) Both conclusions I and II follow a) HA
Direction (42-46): Study the following information b) DG
carefully and answer the given questions c) FA
Eight persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are d) FH
sitting around a square table in such a way that e) CD
four of them are sitting at the corners and facing
away from the centre while four of them are sitting 45. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
in the middle of the sides and facing the centre. way based on the given arrangement and thus
form a group. Which one of the following does not c) 9

belong to the group? d) 6
a) H e) 1
b) F
c) D 49) What will be the square of the number which
d) G lies exactly between the ninth number from the
e) C right end and the twelfth number fro m the left
46. How many persons are sitting between D and end?
E when counted from the right of E? a) 16
a) One
b) Two b) 64
c) Three c) 36
d) More than three d) 49
e) No one e) 9
Directions (47-50): Study the following 50) How many such even numbers are there in
information carefully and answer the given the given series each of which is immediately
questions. preceded by an odd number and immediately
2851954817946387496217 followed by an even number?
47) How many such prime numbers are there in a) Three
the given series each of which is immediately b) Four
followed by an even numbe r? c) Two
a) Three d) Five
b) Five e) One
c) Two
d) Six Directions (51-55): Study the following
e) Four information carefully and answer the given
questions
48) Which of the following number is fifth to the Seven persons - A, B, C, D, E, F and G are sitting
left of the seventh number from the right end of around a circular table facing the centre.
the given series? G is an immediate neighbour of A. E sits second
a) 7 to the left of G. Only one person sits between E
b) 4 and F(either from left or right). B sits to the
immediate right of F. Only one person sits

between B and C(either from left or right). D sits 55) If all the persons are made to sit in
third to the right of C. alphabetical order in an anticlockwise dire ction
51) What is the position of C with respect to F? from A, then how many persons will remain
a) Fourth to the right unchanged in their positions? (Excluding A)
b) Third to the left a) Five
c) Second to the right b) Four
d) Fifth to the left c) One
e) Third to the right d) Two
e) Three
52) Which of the following statement is true as
per the given arrangement? Direction(56-58): In the given questions the
a)B sits fourth to the right of G relationship between different elements is shown
b) Only three persons sit between E and C in the statements followed by some conclusions.
c) A sits to the immediate left of F Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
d) D sits third to the left of G 56. Statements:
e) None of the statements above are true P > Q > B < M; J < K J
a) The one who sits fourth to the right of G II) Q > U
b) D a) Only conclusion I is true
c) F b) Only conclusion II is true
d)The one who sits to the immediate left of C c) Either conclusion I or II is true
e) G d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
e) Both conclusions I and II are true
54) If D is related to G, B is related to D in a
certain way, then in the same way who among 57) Statements:
the following person is related to E? F < Y < A < L; S > R > A < T
a) A Conclusions:
b) G I) L > R
c) B II) F < T
d) C a) Only conclusion I is true
e) D b) Only conclusion II is true
c) Either conclusion I or II is true number “624718451”, then how many digits are
d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true repeated more than once?
e) Both conclusions I and II are true a) Two
b) One
58) Statements: c) None
Z < J < G >V; K = B < J < F d) More than three
Conclusions: e) Three
I) G > B
II) G = B 60. If all the letters of the word “DISGRACE” are
a) Only conclusion I is true changed to the immediate next letter as per the
b) Only conclusion II is true alphabetical series, then how many vowels are
c) Either conclusion I or II is true there in the newly formed word?
d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true a) One
e) Both conclusions I and II are true b) Two
c) Three
59. If 2 is added to all the odd digits and 1 is d) Four
subtracted from all the even digi ts of the given e) None
ANSWER WITH EXPLANATION
Directions (1-3): Final arrangement:

1) Answer: D Floors Flat A Flat B
2) Answer: C 4 U R
3) Answer: A 3 Q T
A(25) > E > C > B > D 2 S W
1 V P
Directions (4-8) We have,

4. Answer: B • S lives on an even numbered floor and
5. Answer: D lives two floors below U’s flat.
6. Answer: C • P lives below S and both live in different
7. Answer: E flats.
8. Answer: A
From the above conditions, we have two

possibilities:
9) Answer: C
Case 1 Case 2
Given series:
Floors Flat A Flat B Flat A Flat B
G+ LA@ M &%X EOYU$#F *DN© CIZ
4 U U
^RS>ET¥
3 G + L A @ M &% X E O Y U $ # F * D N © C I Z ^
2 S S R S >E T ¥
1 P P
Again we have, 10) Answer: C
• As many floors below P as above R. Given series:
• Only one floor is between R and W. G+ LA@ M &%X EOYU$#F *DN© CIZ
Case 1 Case 2 ^RS>ET¥
Floors Flat A Flat B Flat A Flat B GLAM X EOYUF DNCIZRSET
4 U R R U
3 11) Answer: E
2 S W W S Given series:
1 P P
^RS>ET¥
Seventeenth element from the right end is $, then
Again we have,
seventh to the left of $ is &.
• Q lives to the north of V.
G+LA@M& %XEOYU$#F *DN© CIZ
• No one lives to the east of T.
^RS>ET¥
While applying the above conditions, case 2 gets
eliminated, because no one should live to the
12) Answer: A
east of T. Thus, case 1 gives the final
Given series:
arrangement.
Case 1 Case 2
^RS>ET¥
Floors Flat A Flat B Flat A Flat B
G + L A @ M &% X E O Y U $ # F * D N © C I Z ^
4 U R R U
RS>ET¥
3 Q T T Q
Sixth element from the left end is M and the sixth
2 S W W S
element from the right end is R, then in between
1 V P P V
M and R the letters which come after M in the 2019 U

alphabetical series are X, O, Y, U, N and Z 2021 R
We have,
Directions (13-15):
• Q joined the organization six years after T.
13) Answer: D
14) Answer: A
• Only two persons joined between Q and P.
15) Answer: B (All of them are males, except
option b)
possibilities-
Solution:
Case-1 Case-2
Years Persons Persons
1994 T
2000 Q P
2005
2010 T
2016 P Q
2019
2021
Direction (16-20)
16) Answer: C Again we have,
17) Answer: D • U joined immediately before R who joined
18) Answer: B in an odd-numbered year.
19) Answer: C (except R, al l of them joined the • V joined five years before S.
organization in an even numbered year) From these conditions, case 2 will be eliminated
20. Answer: A because we cannot place V and S. Hence Case 1

Final arrangement: shows the final arrangement
Years Persons Case-1 Case-2
1994 T Years Persons Persons
2000 Q 1994 T
2005 V 2000 Q P
2010 S 2005 V
2016 P 2010 S T
2016 P Q 26) Answer: C

2019 U U 27) Answer: B
2021 R R 28) Answer: D
29) Answer: E
Final arrangement
Direction (21-24):
Month Persons
21. Answer: C
May Z
If the first 15 alphabets are arranged in reverse
June T
order, then
July Y
M A O M K I C U B L O F Q T W H G S
August X
L J O G D
September S
Alphabet L is placed 14th from the right end.
October U
November W
22. Answer: E
December V
Five consonants are there in the given series
which is immediately preceded by a vowel.
We have,
W T Q F O L B U C I K M O A M H G S
L J O G D
• U was born in the month which has an odd
number of days but after September.
23. Answer: A
• Only four persons were born between Z
One vowel is in the given series which is
and U
immediately preceded by a vowel and
• Only two persons were born between Z
immediately followed by a consonant.
and X.
W T Q F O L B U C I K M O A M H G S
From the above condition, there are two
L J O G D
possibilities
Case 1 Case 2
24. Answer: B
Month Persons Month Persons
L is fourth to the left of the tenth alphabet from the
left end. May Z May
June June
July July Z
Direction (25-29) August X August
25) Answer: A September September
October U October X Climate Or

November November Nation/ Policy sd/dr
December December U Higher In
Education no
Again we have, Connection db
• As many persons born before X as
after S.
Directions (34-38):
• W was born immediately before V.
34) Answer: B
• Neither W nor Y was born in June.
35) Answer: A
From the above condition, case 2 gets eliminated
36) Answer: B
because we cannot place S. Hence case 1 shows
37) Answer: C
the final arrangement.
38) Answer: B
Case 1 Case 2
Final Arrangement
Month Persons Month Persons
May Z May
June T June
July Y July Z
August X August
September S September We have,
• S stands at one of the extreme ends.
October U October X
• Only two dummies stand between S and
November W November
the one which wears Maxi.
December V December U
From the above conditions, there are two
possibilities.
Directions (30-33):
30. Answer: E
31. Answer: D
32. Answer: A
33. Answer: A
Word Code
Economic Ew
Again we have,
Change Le
• The one which wears Maxi stands

immediate left of V.
• Only one dummy stands between V and U.
Direction(39-41)
Again we have, 39.Answer: C
• As many dummies stand to the right of U
as to the left of the one which wears
Jumper.
40. Answer: D
Again we have,
• T wears Coat.
• R does not stand adjacent to the one
which wears Apron. 41. Answer: A
From the above conditions, there is no space left
for the one which wears Apron in case 2. So,
case 2 gets eliminated. Hence, case 1 shows the
final arrangement.
Directions (42-46)
42. Answer: B
43. Answer: D While applying the above conditions, case 1 gets

44. Answer: A eliminated, because C faces A. Thus case 2 gives
45. Answer: E (In the given option, all the persons the final arrangement.
sit in the middle of the sides of the table, except in
option e)
46. Answer: B
Final arrangement:
47. Answer: E
Given series
2851954817946387496217
We have, 48. Answer: C

• C sits second to the left of E. Given Series
• One person sits between C and B. 2851954817 946387496217
• H sits third to the left of B.
From the above conditions, we have two 49. Answer: c
possibilities: Given Series
2851954817946387496217
50. Answer: A
Given Series
2851954817946387496217
Again we have,
• As many persons sit between H and F as
Direction (51-55):
between F and G.
51) Answer: E
• F is an immediate neighbour of E.
52) Answer: A
• D sits second to the right of G.
53) Answer: D
• C and A do not face each other.
54) Answer: B
55) Answer: D
Final arrangement:
• Only one person sits between B and

C(either from left or right).
• D sits third to the right of C.
In case 1, D cannot be placed. So case 1 gets
eliminated, hence case 2 shows the final
arrangement.
We have,
• G is an immediate neighbour of A.
• E sits second to the left of G. 56. Answer: E
From the above conditions, there are two I) M > J (M > B = U > K > J) True
possibilities II) Q > U (Q > B = U) True
57. Answer: B
I) L > R (L > A < R) False
II) F < T (F < Y < A < T) True
Again we have, 58. Answer: C

• Only one person sits between E and I) G > B (G > J > B) False
F(either from left or right). II) G = B (G > J > B) False
• B sits to the immediate right of F. Combining both, either conclusion I or II is true
59. Answer: A
624718451
513937373
3 and 7 repeated more than once
Again we have,
60. Answer: A
DISGRACE
E JTHSBDF
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345 721 925 163 249 d) 9
1. If all the digits are written in ascending order e) 10
within each number from the left e nd, then which
of the following number will be the third-lowest? 3. If the position of the first and the third digits are
a) 345 interchanged within each number, then what
b) 721 would be the sum of the second -lowest and the
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e) 249 b) 895
c) 1485
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number, then which of the following will be the
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a) 6
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a) One d) X
b) Two e) The one who attends English exam
c) Three
d) Four 6. S attends the exam on which of the following
d) None day?
a) Monday
Direction (5-9): Study the following information b) Tuesday
carefully and answer the questions given below c) Wednesday
Six persons - S, T, U, V, W and X are attending d) Thursday
the exam of six different subjects viz. Physics, e) Friday
Chemistry, Biology, Commerce, English and
Science on different days from Monday to 7. If T is related to Commerce and W is related to
Saturday of the same week. English in a certain way, then in the same way
who among the following person is related to
W attends the exam on one of the days after Biology?
Wednesday. Only two persons attend between W a) V
and the one who attends Physics exam. X b) S
attends immediately after the one who attends c) X
Physics exam. As many persons attend before X d) T
as after the one who attends Commerce exam. T e) U
attends two days before the one who attends
Commerce exam. Only two persons attend 8. How many persons attend the exam between V
between T and the one who attends English and the one who attends Biology exam?
exam. Neither U nor V attends Commerce exam. a) One
V attends two days before the one who attends b) Two
Science exam. Both V and the one who attends c) Three
Chemistry exam are attending the exam on d) Four
consecutive days. e) None
5. Who among the following person attends the
exam on Thursday?
9. Which of the following statement is true as per b) Very program

the given arrangement? c) Enthusiastic college
a) V attends the exam on Tuesday d) Can’t be determined
b) Only two persons attend between W and V e) Very students
c) S attends English exam
d) T attends immediately before S 12. What is the phrase for the given code “qr tk
e) None of the statement is false by” in the given code language?
a) College cultural enthusiastic
Directions (10-13): Study the fol lowing b) In students dance
information carefully and answer the questions c) Enthusiastic in cultural
given below. d) Fantastic college cultural
In a certain code language, e) Either a or c
“Cultural program in college” is
coded as “by tk hz dm” 13. What is the code for the word “Fantastic” in
“Students participate very enthusiastic”is coded the given code language?
as “kl rn qr pj” a) gk
“Students fantastic dance program” is b) ub
coded as “rn gk ub dm” c) dm
“Enthusiastic and Fantastic cultural” is d) rn
coded as “qr xd ub by” e) xd
(Note: All the given codes are two letter codes
only) Direction (14-18): Study the following information
10. What is the code for the phrase “program and carefully and answer the questions given below.
dance” in the given code language? A certain number of persons are sitting in a linear
a)gk xd dm row such that all of them are facing towards
b) dm gk qr North. Only three persons sit between Z and S,
c) kl gk rn who sits fifth to the left of H. As many persons sit
d) xd by ub between Z and H as between S and Q, who sits
e) by pj gk to the right of S. I sits four places away from Q
and third from one of the extreme ends. C sits
11. What is the phrase for the code “kl rn” in the between S and H but neither sits adjacent to S
given code language? nor H. A sits eighth to the left of C. Z doesn’t sit
a) Students participate
adjacent to A. B sits third to the right of A. Both I d) Both I and III

and B are not immediate neighbours. e) Only III
14. If A sits at one of the extreme ends, then how 18. If E sits adjacent to Z, then what is the
many persons are there in the row? position of B with respect to E?
a) 11 a) Second to the left
b) 15 b) Second to the right
c) 19 c) Immediate left
d) 22 d) Immediate right
e) 23 e) Third to the right
15. Who among the following person sits third to
the right of B? Direction (19-22): Study the following information
a) The one who sits second to the left of H carefully and answer the questions given below.
b) Q DM8&H4 V%WK2A @L 6*27PZ 1OR
c) Z 5YUJ9T3$
d) I 19. How many such consonants are there in the
e) The one who sits second to the left of C given series each of which is immediately
preceded by a number but not imme diately
16. What is the position of Q with respect to S? followed by a symbol?
a) Seventh to the right a) One
b) Ninth to the right b) Two
c) Immediate right c) Three
d) Sixth to the right d) Four
e) None of these e) None
17. The number of persons sitting between C and 20. How many such numbers are there in the
H is one less than the number of persons sitting given series each of which is either immediately
between ____. preceded by a consonant or immediately followed
I. Q and I by a symbol but not both?
II. I and S a) Five
III. Z and S b) One
a) Only II c) Three
b) Only I d) Two
c) Both II and III e) Four
persons sit between S and R, who doesn’t face

21. If all the symbols and vowels are dropped G. H sits immediate left of the one who faces U. I
from the given series, then which of the following is not an immediate neighbour of H.
element is the seventh to the right of the twelfth 23. Who among the following pair of persons sit
element from the right end? at the extreme end?
a) Z a) T, I
b) V b) G, U
c) 7 c) G, V
d) K d) S, J
e) Y e) U, F
22. The number of elements to the right of the 24. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
second symbol from the left end is the same as way based on the given arrangement and thus
the number of elements to the left of ____. form a group. Which one of the following does not
a) Y belong to the group?
b)5 a) R
c) J b) F
d) P c) H
e) U d) I
Direction (23-27): Study the following information e) T
carefully and answer the questions given below.
Ten persons are sitting in two parallel rows 25. Who among the following person sits second
containing five persons each in such a way that to the left of I?
there is an equal distance between adjacent a) The one who faces T
persons. In row 1: R, S, T, U and V are seated b) G
and all of them are facing south. In row 2: F, G, H, c) The one who faces U
I and J are seated and all of them are facing d) J
north. Each person in row 1 faces another person e) No one
in row 2.
Only two persons sit between T and V, who sits at 26. How many persons sit to the right of J?
one of the extreme ends of the row. Only one a) One
person sits between J and the one who faces T. b) Two
G sits three places away from J. Only two c) Three
d) Four d) 13
e) None e) 14
27. Which of the following statement is true as
per the given arrangement? 30. If the second and the third letters of each
a) Both H and J sit adjacent to each other word are interchanged and the n the first and
b) U faces J second letters are interchanged, then how man y
c) T sits second to the right of the one who faces words have formed a meaningful word?
J a) One
d) F sits immediate left of H b) Two
e) None is true c) Three
d) Four
Directions (28-31): Study the following e) None
information carefully and answer the questions
given below 31. If all the letters in the words are replaced by
OHT ASG KJL PBQ the second preceding letters as per the English
NDE alphabetical order, then how many words will
28. If all the letters are arranged in alphabeti cal have at least one vowel? (consid er immediate
order within the word, then how many words preceding letter of A is Z and so on)
remain unchanged? a) One
a) None b) Two
b) One c) Three
c) Two d) None
d) Three e) More than three
e) More than three
29. How many letters are there in the English information carefully and answer the questions
alphabetical series between the second letter of given below.
the second word from the l eft end and the thi rd Nine persons - H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O and P watch
letter of the first word from the right end of the three different genre movies viz. Crime, Comedy
given series? and Horror. At least two persons but not more
a) 10 than four persons watch the same genre movie.
b) 11 J watches the same genre movie with N but not a
c) 12 crime movie. L neither watches horror movie nor
watches the same genre movie with N. H

watches the same genre movie only with O. Both 35. Which of the following pair of persons
P and N watch different genre movies. I neither watching the same genre movie?
watches a) L, K
comedy nor horror movie. Both K and M watch b) P, M
the same genre movie but not a comedy movie. c) J, K
32. Who among the following person(s) watch d) I, N
horror movie? e) None of these
I. H
II. O 36. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
III. N way based on the given arra ngement and thus
a) Only II form a group. Which one of the following does not
b) Only III belong to the group?
c) Only I and II a) N-Horror
d) Only II and III b) I-Comedy
e) All I, II and III c) P-Horror
d) H-Crime
33. If I is related to L and N is related to K in a e) J-Comedy
certain way, then in the same way who among
the following person is related to O? Direction (37-39): Study the following statements
a) M and then decide which of the given conclusions
b) J logically follows from the given statements
c) H disregarding the commonly kn own facts.
d) K 37. Statements:
e) N Only a few data are buffer
All inputs are data
34. Which of the following statement is true as Only a few buffer is goods
per the given arrangement? All goods are stock
a) J watches comedy movie Conclusions:
b) H watches horror movie I. All stocks cannot be buffer
c) K watches the same genre movie as O II. Some inputs are goods is not a possibility
d) Both P and K watch different genre movies a) Only conclusion I follows
e) None is true b) Only conclusion II follows
c) Either conclusion I or II follows Direction (40-44): Study the following information

d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows carefully and answer the questions given below.
e) Both conclusions I and II follow Six persons - H, I, J, K, L and M are working in
different designations such as Associate
38. Statements: Professor, Professor, HOD, Principal, Dean and
Only a few roots are stem Managing director (MD). The designations are
Few leaves are stem given in increasing order such that Associate
No leave is fruit professor is the juniormost designation and
Only a few plants are fruits Managing Director is the seniormost designation.
Conclusions: They are working in six different colleges viz.,
I. Some plants cannot be leaves AVC, BVC, FVC, SKC, BHS and VVH.
II. All fruits can be stem K is senior to the one who is HOD. Only two
a) Only conclusion I follows persons are designated between K and the one
b) Only conclusion II follows who works in SKC. H is two persons senior to the
c) Either conclusion I or II follows one who works in SKC. The one who works in
d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows BHS is immediately junior to H. The number of
e) Both conclusions I and II follow persons senior to the one who works in BHS is
one less than the number of persons junior to M. I
39. Statements: works in BVC and is immediately senior to the
At least some sugar is salt one who works in AVC. L is junior to the one who
All salt is pepper works in VVH but senior to J, who doesn’t work in
Only a few flours are pepper AVC. Either M or K works in VVH.
Only sugar is mustard 40. Who among the following person works in
Conclusions: FVC College?
I. All mustard may not be flour is a possibility a) The one who is the Dean
II. All flours are salt is not a possibility b) K
a) Only conclusion I follows c) The one who is immediately junior to K
b) Only conclusion II follows d) L
c) Either conclusion I or II follows e) J
d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
e) Both conclusions I and II follow 41. As many persons junior to the one who works
in BHS College as senior to ______.
a) J
b) H Direction (45-47): In the given question, the

c) I relationship between different elements is shown
d) M in the statements followed by two conclusions.
e) L Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
45. Statements:
42. How many persons are designated between M≥S=P<B≤E; C<J>T≥P>L; R≥Q<J=A
K and L? Conclusions:
a) One I. S<A
b) Two II. R≥M
c) Three a) Only conclusion I is true
d) Four b) Either conclusion I or II is true
e) None c) Both conclusions I and II are true
d) Only conclusion II is true
43. If all the persons are arranged in alphabetical e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
order from the seniormost designation, then the
designation of how many persons remain 46. Statements:
unchanged? D≥W>T=U≥Z; S>B≤T=E; M>D=F<V
a) None Conclusions:
b) Two I. V>E
c) Three II. B<M
d) Four a) Only conclusion I is true
e) One b) Either conclusion I or II is true
c) Both conclusions I and II are true
44. Who among the following person is three d) Only conclusion II is true
persons senior to the one who works in BHS e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
College?
a) M 47. Statements:
b) K Y=J≥B<Z=T; B≥I≥H>E; I<K=Q
c) H Conclusions:
d) I I. Y>K
e) None of these II. Q>E
a) Only conclusion I is true
b) Either conclusion I or II is true
c) Both conclusions I and II are true form a group. Which one of the following does not
d) Only conclusion II is true belong to the group?
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true a) W
b) Z
Directions (48-52): Study the following c) T
information carefully and answer the questions d) H
given below. e) K
Eight persons - A, E, H, K, Q, T, W and Z are
sitting around a circular table in such a way that 50. If all the persons are made to sit in
some of them are facing the centre while some of alphabetical order in a clockwise direction with
them are facing away from the centre. Not more respect to A, then how many persons remain
than two persons sitting together are facing the unchanged in their position, excluding A?
same direction. a) One
H sits second to the left of both A and T and faces b) Two
the same direction as T. W sits adjacent to c) Three
neither T nor A. E sits immediate left of W and is d) More than three
not an immediate neighbour of A. Only three e) None
persons sit between E and Z. The immediate
neighbors of Q are facing the same direction. K 51. What is the position of Q with respect to K?
faces the same direction as H. Z doesn’t face the a) Second to the left
centre. Both H and Z do not face the same b) Second to the right
direction. c) Third to the left
48. Who among the following person sits second d) Immediate right
to the right of Z? e) Fourth to the right
a) The one who sits second to the left of T
b) Q 52. Which of the following statement is true as
c) T per the given arrangement?
d) The one who sits immediate right of W a) Both Q and H face the same direction
e) E b) A is an immediate neighbour of E
c) E sits immediate right of T
49. Four of the following five are alike in a certain d) Only two persons sit between W and H
way based on the given arrangement and thus e) None is true
Direction (53-55): Study the following information d) M

carefully and answer the below questions. e) K
H is the mother of M and has only two children. L
is the daughter-in-law of H. A is the only son of M. Directions (56-58): Study the following
I is the brother-in-law of L. I is an unmarried information carefully and answer the questions
member of the family. given below
K is the father of I. K is the grandfather of P. Ajay starts walking from point I towards the south
53. If N is the spouse of P, then how is N related for 5km to reach point J and then he takes a left
to L? turn and walks for 14km to reach point K. From K,
a) Daughter-in-law he takes a left turn and walks for 15km to reach
b) Brother point L. From L, he takes a consecutive right and
c) Father left turn and walks for 10km and 9km to reach
d) Son-in-law points M and N respectively.
e) Sister Vijay starts walking from point S towards the east
for 7km to reach point O. Then he takes a right
54. Which of the following statements is/are true turn and walks for 20km to reach point P. Then he
as per the given arrangement? turns west and walks for 12km to reach point Q.
I. P is the nephew of I Then he takes a right turn and walks for 21km to
II. H and K are married couples reach point R. Then he takes a left turn and walks
III. L is the paternal aunt of A for 6km to reach point N.
a) Only I 56. What is the shortest distance between points
b) Only II and III M and I?
c) Only II a) 24km
d) Only III b) 25km
e) All I, II and III c) 26km
d) 27km
55. Four of the following five are alike in a certain e) 28km
way based on the given arrangement and thus
form a group. Which one of the following does not 57. What is the direction of point K with respect to
belong to the group? point Q?
a) H a) North-east
b) I b) North-west
c) L c) South-east
d) South-west c) 13
e) Can’t be determined. d) 14
e) 15
58. Four of the following five points are alike in a
certain way based on the directions with respect Directions (61-63): Study the following
to point N in the given arrangement and thus form information and answer the given questi ons.
a group. Which one of the following does not Six trucks - A, B, C, D, E and F have different
belong to the group? weights. Truck A is heavier than truck E which is
a) J lighter than truck D. Truck F is heavier than truck
b) L D but lighter than truck B. Only two trucks are
c) K heavier than truck A. Truck B is heavier than truck
d) I A. Truck C is lighter than truck E. The weight of
e) S the second heaviest truck is 15 tons.
61) Which of the following truck is the fourth
59. How many such pairs of letters are in the heaviest?
word “QUARANTINE” each of which has as many a) Truck C
letters between them in the word as there are in b) Truck E
the English alphabetical series (Both forward and c) Truck D
backward directions)? d) Truck F
a) None e) None of these
b) One
c) Two 62) Which of the following statements is/are true
d) Three as per the given arrangement?
e) More than three a)The weight of truck D can be 20 tons
b) Truck C is the lightest
60. In the given number “91835 24753926”, the c)The weight of truck B can be 10 tons
even positioned digits (from the right end) a re d) All are true
dropped and the remaining digits are arranged in e) None is true
descending order from the left end, then what is
the sum of digits which are third from the left end 63) If the weight of the second lightest truc k is 8
and second from the right end? tons and the sum of the weights of truck F and
a) 11 truck A is 27 tons, then what may be the weight of
b) 12 truck D?
a) 10 tons
b) 13 tons
c) 14 tons
d) 15 tons
e) 7 tons
1. Answer: E Tuesday X Chemistry

345 721 925 163 249 Wednesday T Science
345 127 259 136 249 Thursday W Biology
Friday S Commerce
2. Answer: B Saturday U English
345 721 925 163 249 We have,
6+1=7 • W attends the exam on one of the days
after Wednesday.
3. Answer: D
• Only two persons attend between W and
345 721 925 163 249 the one who attends Physics exam.
543 127 529 361 942 From the above condition, there are three
361+529=890 possibilities
Case-1 Case-2 Case-3
4. Answer: B
Days Pers Exa Pers Exa Pers Exa
345 721 925 163 249
ons ms ons ms ons ms
35 71 95 13 9
Monda Phy
y sics
Direction (5-9):
Tuesd Phy
5. Answer: C
ay sics
6. Answer: E
Wedne Phy
7. Answer: C
sday sics
8. Answer: B
Thursd W
9. Answer: B
ay
Final arrangement
Friday W
Days Persons Exams
Saturd W
Monday V Physics
ay • V attends two days before the one who

Again we have, attends Science exam.
• X attends immediately after the one who • Both V and the one who attends Chemistry
attends Physics exam. exam are attending the exam on
• As many persons attend before X as after consecutive days.
the one who attends Commerce exam.
• T attends two days before the one who So, Case2 gets eliminated because we cannot
attends Commerce exam. place the one who attends chemistry exam,
• Only two persons attend between T and hence case 1 shows the final arrangement,
the one who attends English exam. Case-1 Case-2
Here, Case 3 gets eliminated because we cannot Days Perso Exams Perso Exams
place the one who attends commerce exam. ns ns
Case-1 Case-2 Case-3 Monday V Physics V
Days Pers Exam Pers Exam Pers Exa Tuesday X Chemistr T Physics
ons s ons s ons ms y
Mond Physi Wednesd T Science X Science
ay cs ay
Tuesd X T Physi Thursday W Biology S Commer
ay cs ce
Wedn T X Phy Friday S Commer W English
esday sics ce
Thurs W Com X Saturday U English
day merc
e
Friday Com W Englis Directions (10-13)
merc h 10. Answer: A
e 11. Answer: D
Saturd Englis W 12. Answer: E
ay h 13. Answer: B
Again we have, Cultural by Participate/Very kl/pj
• Neither U nor V attends Commerce exam. Program dm Enthusiastic qr
In/College tk/hz Fantastic ub
Students rn Dance gk
And xd
Again we have,
Direction (14-18):
• B sits third to the right of A.
14. Answer: D
• Both I and B are not immediate
15. Answer: E
neighbours.
16. Answer: B
From the above condition, Case 2 gets eliminated
17. Answer: D
because I and B are immediate neighbours.
18. Answer: B
Hence, case 1 shows the final arrangement.
Final arrangement
We have,
• Only three persons sit between Z and S,
who sits fifth to the left of H. 19. Answer: C
DM 8&H4 V%W K2A @L 6* 27 P Z 1OR
• As many persons sit between Z and H as 5 Y U J9 T 3 $
between S and Q, who sits to the right of Hence, option c is correct
S.
From the above condition, there are two 20. Answer: A
possibilities D M 8 &H 4 V % W K 2 A @ L 6 * 2 7 P Z 1 O R 5
YUJ 9T3$
Hence, option a is correct
21. Answer: E
Again we have,
DM8&H4 V%WK2A @L 6*27PZ 1OR
• I sits four places away from Q and third
5YUJ9T3$
from one of the extreme ends.
DM8H4V WK2L627PZ1R5Y J9T3
• C sits between S and H but neither sits
adjacent to S nor H.
22. Answer: B
• A sits eighth to the left of C.
DM8&H4 V%WK2A @L 6*27PZ 1OR
• Z doesn’t sit adjacent to A.
5YUJ9T3$
The number of elements to the right of the second Again we have,

symbol is 23, which is same as the number of • G sits three places away from J.
elements to the left of 5 • Only two persons sit between S and R,
who doesn’t face G.
Direction (23-27):
23. Answer: C
24. Answer: D (All the persons sit in the middle of
the rows, except option d)
25. Answer: C
26. Answer: A
27. Answer: C
Again we have,
Final arrangement • H sits immediate left of the one who faces
U.
• I is not an immediate neighbour of H.
From the above condition, Case 1 gets eliminated
because we cannot place H. Hence, case 2
shows the final arrangement.
We have,
• Only two persons sit between T and V,
who sits at one of the extreme ends of the
row.
• Only one person sits between J and the
one who faces T.
From the above condition, there are two 28. Answer: A
possibilities Given series:

OHT ASG KJL PBQ NDE
Required series:
HOT AGS JKL BQP DEN
29. Answer: D
Given series: From the above condition, there are three

OHT ASG KJL PBQ NDE possibilities.
Required series: E-S Crime Comedy Horror
Case-1 L J, N
30. Answer: B Case-2 L J, N
Given series: Case-3 L J, N
OHT ASG KJL PBQ NDE
Required series:
Again we have,
TOH GAS LKJ QBP END
• H watches the same genre movie only with
O.
31. Answer: C
• Both P and N watch different genre
Given series:
movies.
OHT ASG KJL PBQ NDE
• I neither watches comedy nor horror
Required series:
movie.
MFR YQE IHJ NZO LBC
Here case 2 gets eliminated because we cannot
place I.
Directions (32-36):
32. Answer: B Crime Comedy Horror
33. Answer: C Case-1 L, P, I J, N H, O
34. Answer: D Case-2 H, O L, P J, N
35. Answer: C Case-3 L, P, I H, O J, N
36. Answer: A
Final arrangement Again we have,
Crime Comedy Horror • Both K and M watch the same genre
I, L, P H, O J, N, K, M movie but not a comedy movie.
Here case 1 gets eliminated because we cannot
We have, place K and M, hence case 3 shows the final
• J watches the same genre movie with N arrangement.
but not a crime movie. Crime Comedy Horror
• L neither watches horror movie nor Case-1 L, P, I J, N, K, M H, O
watches the same genre movie with N. Case-3 L, P, I H, O J, N, K, M
37. Answer: D Principal K AVC
HOD H FVC
Professor L BHS
Associate professor J SKC
We have,
• K is senior to the one who is HOD.
• Only two persons are designated between
38. Answer: E K and the one who works in SKC.
• H is two persons senior to the one who
works in SKC.
From the above conditions, there are three
possibilities
39. Answer: B Case-1 Case-2 Case-3
Designatio Pe Co Per Co Pers Colle
n rso lle son lle on ge
n ge ge
Managing K
director
(MD)
Direction (40-44): Dean K H
40. Answer: C Principal K H
41. Answer: C HOD H SKC
42. Answer: A Professor SK
43. Answer: B(The designation of I and L remain C
unchanged) Associate S
44. Answer: D professor K
Final arrangement C
Designation Person College Again we have,
Managing director (MD) M VVH • The one who works in BHS is immediately
junior to H.
Dean I BVC
• The number of persons senior to the one Here case 2 gets eliminated because we cannot
who works in BHS is one less than the place M.
number of persons junior to M.
Case-1 Case-2 Case-3

Designation Person College Person College Per College
son
Managing director (MD) M K
Dean K H
Principal K H M BHS
HOD H BHS SKC
Professor BHS SKC
Associate professor SKC
Again we have,
• I works in BVC and is immediately senior • Either M or K works in VVH.
to the one who works in AVC. Here case 3 gets eliminated because J works in
• L is junior to the one who works in VVH but AVC, hence case 1 shows the final arrangement
senior to J, who doesn’t work in AVC.
Case-1 Case-3
Designation Person College Person College
Managing director (MD) M VVH K
Dean I BVC H
Principal K AVC M BHS
HOD H FVC L SKC
Professor L BHS I BVC
Associate professor J SKC J AVC
45. Answer: A I. S<A (A=J>T≥P=S) ->True

M≥S=P<B≤E; C<J>T≥P>L; R≥Q<J=A II. R≥M (R≥Q<J>T≥P=S≤M) ->False
Conclusions:
46. Answer: C From the above condition, there are two

D≥W>T=U≥Z; S>B≤T=E; M>D=F<V possibilities
Conclusions:
I. V>E (V>F=D≥W>T=E) ->True
II. B<M (M>D≥W>T≥B) ->True
47. Answer: D Again we have,

Y=J≥B<Z=T; B≥I≥H>E; I<K=Q • E sits immediate left of W and is not an
Conclusions:
immediate neighbour of A.
I. Y>K (Y=J≥B≥I<K) ->False • Only three persons sit between E and Z.
II. Q>E (Q=K>I≥H>E) ->True
Directions (48-52):
48. Answer: D
49. Answer: B (All are facing the centre of the
Again we have,
table except option b)
• The immediate neighbors of Q are facing
50. Answer: A (Only Z)
the same direction.
51. Answer: E
52. Answer: C
• K faces the same direction as H.
Final arrangement:
• Z doesn’t face the center.
• Both H and Z do not face the same
direction.
Here Case 2 gets eliminated because H and Z
face the same direction, hence case-1 shows the
final arrangement
We have,
• H sits second to the left of both A and T
and faces the same direction as T.
• W sits adjacent to neither T nor A. Direction (53-55):
53. Answer: D
54. Answer: C
55. Answer: B (All the persons are married
couples except option b)
59. Answer: B
Directions (56-58): 60. Answer: C

56. Answer: C 9183524753926 -> 9854596 -> 9986554
57. Answer: D
58. Answer: E Directions (61-63):
61. Answer: C
62. Answer: B
63. Answer: A
B>F (15)>A>D>E>C
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RRB PO Prelims Sectional Test-1 (2023)
Directions (1-5): Study the following information

carefully and answer the given questions. 3. The number of persons sitting to the left of P is
Eight persons – L, M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are one more than the number of persons sitting to
sitting in a linear row in such a way that some of the left of ____.
them are facing north while some of them are a) Q
facing south. Not more than two adjacent persons b) L
are facing the same direction. c) O
Only one person sits between M and S, who sits d) R
at one of the extreme ends. P sits third to the right e) N
of M. O sits immediate right of P, who faces the
same direction as M. As many persons sit to the 4. ____ and ___ face opposite directions to each
right of O as to the right of L, who faces south. other.
Only three persons sit between R and N. Q sits a) N, P
third to the left of N and faces the same direction b) M, L
as R. c) P, R
1. How many persons sit between Q and R? d) P, L
a) Three e) S, R
b) Four
c) Five 5. Who among the following person sits third to
d) six the right of M?
e) No one a) S
b) P
2. What is the position of L with respect to S? c) N
a) Immediate left d) L
b) Fourth to the left e) R
c) Third to the right
d) Fifth to the right 6. If it is possible to make a meaningful word by
e) Second to the left using the second, fourth, sixth and seventh letters
from the left end of the word “SCHEDULING” 8) If the phrase “case choice shape” is coded as
using each letter only once, then what is the last “sut ruf chi” then what may be the code for the
letter of the word thus formed? If no such word is phrase “people study best” in the given code
formed, mark the answer as “Y”. If more than one language?
word can be formed mark the answer as “X”. a)red use rot
a) E b) red ami use
b) L c) rot use mis
c) Y d) ami rot mis
d) X e) use mis bua
e) C
9) What is the phrase for the code “jam kru” in
Directions(7-10): Study the following information the given code language?
carefully and answer the given questions. a) Study think
In a certain code language, b) Guide learn
“Study makes better life” is coded as “sur cub use c) Right choice
ami” d) Guide right
“Guide people right choi ce” is coded as “bua ruf e) Think guide
jam rot”
“Think better guide study” is coded as “jam use 10) What will be the code for the word “right” in
kru ami” the given code language ?
“Right study makes learn” is coded as “cub bua a) jam
mis use” b) cub
(Note: All the given codes are three letter codes c) bua
only) d) use
7) What is the word for the code “ami” in the e) ruf
given code language?
a) Makes Direction (11-13): Study the following information
b) Better carefully and answer the given questions. (Easy
c) Life P is the father of only L and J. O is the sister-in-
d) Study law of L. K, who is the nephew of L and only son
e) Think of O. Q, who is unmarried and is the brother-in-
law of P. J is the son-in-law of M. I is the
grandmother of K and not married to M. L is the II. U≤R

aunt of N. a) Only conclusion I is true
11. If Z is the husband of M, then how is M b) Only conclusion II is true
related to K? c) Both conclusions I and II are true
a) Mother d) Either conclusion I or II is true
b) Grand-daughter e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
c) Grand-mother
d) Sister 15. Statements:
e) Can’t be determined A≤S=D>F; G>D≤J=H
Conclusions:
12. How many male members are there in a I. A<H
family? II. H=A
a) Three a) Only conclusion I is true
b) Four b) Only conclusion II is true
c) Five c) Both conclusions I and II are true
d) Six d) Either conclusion I or II is true
e) Can’t be determined e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
13. How is Q related to L? 16. Statements:

a) Brother D≤V=B>J; P≥I=V<O
b) Nephew Conclusions:
c) Maternal uncle I. P≥D
d) Paternal uncle II.J<O
e) None of these a) Only conclusion I is true
b) Only conclusion II is true
Directions (14-17): In the given questions, the c) Both conclusions I and II are true
relationship between different elements is shown d) Either conclusion I or II is true
in the statements followed by some conclusion s. e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
14. Statements: 17. Statements:
Q>W≥E<R; T<E=Y≥U Z<X=C; V≥X<B; M≥B<N
Conclusions: Conclusions:
I. Q>T I. N≥Z
II. C<M 18. Who among the following person is from

a) Only conclusion I is true Shimla?
b) Only conclusion II is true a) T
c) Both conclusions I and II are true b) The one who is immediately junior to X
d) Either conclusion I or II is true c) S
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true d) The one who is two persons senior to W
e) X
information carefully and answer the given 19. How many persons are junior to the one who
questions. is from Mumbai?
Six persons – S, T, U, V, W and X are working in a) Two
a company at different designations such as b) One
Managing director (MD), Chief executive officer c) Three
(CEO), Chief financial officer (CFO), HR, d) Four
Marketing officer and sales executive. The e) More than four
designations are given in decreasing order such
as the Managing director (MD) is the seniormost 20. Which of the following combination is true?
designation and sales executive is the junior most a) T-Pune
designation. Each person is from different city viz. b) U-Delhi
Goa, Mumbai, Delhi, Patna, Shimla and Pune. c) V-Patna
V is designated junior to the one who is HR. Only d) S-Delhi
three persons are designated between V and the e) W-Mumbai
one who is from Delhi. W is immediately junior to
the one who is from Delhi. As many persons 21. The number of persons senior to W is one
senior to W as junior to the one who is from more than the number of persons junior to__.
Patna. S is two persons senior to the one who is a) T
from Patna. Only two persons are designated b) V
between S and the one who is from Pune. Neither c) X
T nor U is from Pune. Only one person is d) S
designated between X and the one who is from e) U
Goa. Either W or U is from Mumbai. U is senior to
T, who is not from Goa. 22. Which of the following statements is/are not
true as per the given arrangement?
I. U is working as a Chief Executive officer (CEO) 24. Four of the following five pairs of points are
II. T is junior to the one who is from Goa alike in a certain way based on the directions in
III. V is from Patna the given arrangement and thus form a group.
a) Only III Which one of the following does not belong to the
b) Only I and III group?
c) Only II and III a) GD
d) Only I b) VE
e) All I, II and III c) FD
d) US
Directions (23-25): Study the following e) VF
information carefully and answer the given
questions. 25. What is the shortest distance between points
Person A starts walking from point R towards the T and R?
north and walks for 8m to reach point S. Then he a) 5m
takes a left turn and walks for 6m to reach point b) 10m
T. Then he walks for 4m to reach point U after c) 13m
taking a right turn. Then he turns to his left and d) 16m
walks for 9m to reach point V. e) 3m
Person B starts walking from point D towards the
west and walks for 6m to reach point E. Then he Direction (26-30): Study the following information
turns to his left and walks for 7m to reach point F. carefully and answer the given questions.
Then, he takes a right turn and walks for 3m to Eight persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are
reach point G. From point G, he takes a left turn living on different floors of a eight-storeyed
and walks for 5m to reach point V. building where the bottommost floor is numbered
23. What is the direction of point E with respect to 1, the floor immediately above it is numbered 2
point U? and so on.
a) west C lives on an odd numbered floor and lives four
b) South floors above D. As many persons live above D as
c) Northwest below B. Only four floors are between B and A. G
d) east lives immediately above A. H lives three floors
e) Northeast above G. As many persons live between G and D
as between H and E.
26. Who among the following person lives three 30. As many floors above H as b elow __?
floors above H? a) D
a) E b) A
b) The one who lives immediately above B c) G
c) A d) C
d) The one who lives on the topmost floor e) E
e) D
27. What is the sum of the floor number of D and 31. If 1 is subtracted from the even digits and 1 is
H? added to the odd di gits of the number
a) 15 “546318267”, then what is the sum of the digits
b) 10 which are third from the left end and second from
c) 8 the right end?
d) 12 a) 4
e) 3 b) 11
c) 10
28. If all the persons are living in alphabetical d) 14
order from the topmost floor, then how many e) 6
persons are living on the same floor?
a) One Directions (32-36): Study the following
b) Two information carefully and answer the given
c) Three questions.
d) More than three Eight people – D, E, F, G, H, I, J and K attend the
e) None seminar on two different dates either 5 th or 18th of
four different months viz. April, May, July and
29. If B is related to E and C is related to H in a September of the same year.
certain way, then in the same way who among F attends the seminar on an even numbered date
the following is related to D? of the month having an even number of days.
a) G Only three people attend between F and D. J
b) A attends immediately after D. Only two people
c) H attend between J and E. As many people attend
d) E before E as after G. More than two people attend
e) F between G and I. K attends after I but before H,
who doesn’t attend in September.
e) No one
32. Who among the following person attends the
seminar on May 18? 36. If E is related to I and F is related to G in a
a) E certain way, then in the same way who among
b) I the following person is related to J?
c) K a) H
d) D b) F
e) G c) K
d) D
33. Four of the following five are alike i n a certain e) E
way based on the given arrangement and thus
form a group. Which one of the following does not Direction (37-40): Study the following information
belong to the group? carefully and answer the given questions.
a) I Uncertain number of persons are sitting in a linear
b) H row facing north with equal distance between
c) K adjacent persons.
d) J Only nine persons sit between W and Q. E sits
e) G fourth to the left of W. Only three persons sit
between E and R, who sits fifth from one of the
34. E attends the seminar in which of the extreme ends. As many persons sit between R
following month and date? and W as between W and O. P sits third to the
a) April 5 right of O. U sits seventh to the left of P. More
b) July 18 than five persons sit between U and Q.
c) September 5 37. If Z sits to the immediate right of U, then who
d) May 5 among the following person sits fifth to the left of
e) April 18 Z?
a) The one who sits third to the left of R
35. How many people attend the seminar b) O
between K and G? c) P
a) As many people attend before E d)The one who sits fourth to the right of E
b) Four e) Q
c) As many people attend between I and J
d) Two
38. Four of the following five are alike in a certain a) R sits at the extreme left end of the row
way based on the given arrangement and thus b) U sits fourth to the right of O
form a group. Which one of the following does not c) Only seven persons sit between R and W
belong to the group? d) Both a and b
a) UO e) Both b and c
b) EW 40. If P sits at one of the extreme ends, then how
c) RE many persons are sitting in the row?
d) WU a) 21
e) OP b) 22
c) 23
39. Which of the following statements is/are not d) 24
false as per the given arrangement? e) 25
Directions (1-5): • O sits immediate right of P, who faces the

1) Answer: E same direction as M.
2) Answer: A • As many persons sit to the right of O as to
3) Answer: D the right of L, who faces south.
4) Answer: C
5) Answer: B
Final arrangement
Again, we have
We have, • Only three persons sit between R and N.
• Only one person sits between M and S, • Q sits third to the left of N and faces the
who sits at one of the extreme ends. same direction as R.
• P sits third to the right of M. After applying the above conditions, case-1 gets
From the above conditions, there are two eliminated because there is no possibility to place
Q, hence case-2 shows the final arrangement.
possibilities
Again, we have
6. Answer: A
By using C, E, U and L only one meaningful word 15. Answer: D
can be formed CLUE I. A<H -> A≤S=D≤J=H -> False
II. H=A -> A≤S=D≤J=H -> False
Directions ( 7-10): So combining both conclusions, either conclusion
7) Answer: B I or II is true
8) Answer: A
9) Answer: E 16. Answer: C
10) Answer: C I. P≥D -> D≤V=I≤P -> True
Word code II.J<O -> O>V=B>J -> True
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Makes cub 17. Answer: B
Better ami I. N≥Z -> Z<X<B<N -> False

II. C<M -> M≥B>X=C -> True
Life sur
Guide jam
Directions (18-22):
People/Choice ruf/rot
18) Answer: B
Right bua
19) Answer: E
Think kru 20) Answer: D
Learn mis 21) Answer: C
22) Answer: B
Directions: (11-13): Final arrangement
11. Answer: C Designation Person City
12. Answer: E Managing director (MD) U Mumbai
13. Answer: C Chief executive officer S Delhi
(CEO)
Chief financial officer W Goa
(CFO)
HR T Patna
14. Answer: A Marketing officer X Pune
I. Q>T -> Q>W≥E>T -> True sales executive V Shimla
II. U≤R -> U≤Y=E<R -> False
We have, Managing Delhi

• V is junior to the one who is a HR. director (MD)
• Only three persons are designated Chief W S Delhi
between V and the one who is from Delhi. executive
From the above conditions, there are two officer (CEO)
possibilities Chief S W
Case-1 Case-2 financial
Designation Person City Person City officer (CFO)
Managing Delhi HR Patna
director (MD) Marketing V Patna Pune
Chief Delhi officer
executive sales Pune V
officer (CEO) executive
Chief financial
officer (CFO) Again, we have
HR • Neither T nor U is from Pune.
Marketing V • Only one person is designated between X
officer and the one who is from Goa.
sales V • Either W or U is from Mumbai.
executive • U is senior to T, who is not from Goa.
After applying the above conditions case-1 gets
Again, we have eliminated because T is from goa, hence case-2
• W is immediately junior to the one who is shows the final arrangement.
from Delhi.
• As many persons senior to W as junior to Case-1 Case-2
the one who is from Patna. Designatio Perso City Perso City
• S is two persons senior to the one who is n n n
from Patna. Managing U Delhi U Mumba
• Only two persons are designated between director i
S and the one who is from Pune. (MD)
Case-1 Case-2 Chief W Mumba S Delhi
Designation Person City Person City executive i
officer 26. Answer: D

(CEO) 27. Answer: C
Chief S Shimla W Goa 28. Answer: B
financial 29. Answer: C
officer 30. Answer: E
(CFO) Final arrangement:
HR T Goa T Patna Floors Persons
Marketing V Patna X Pune 8 F
officer 7 C
sales X Pune V Shimla 6 B
executive 5 H
4 E
Directions (23-25): 3 D
23) Answer: C 2 G
24) Answer: D(Second point is north-east of first 1 A
point, except in opti on d)
We have,
25) Answer: B
• C lives on an odd numbered floor and lives
four floors above D.
• As many persons live above D as below B.
possibilities:
Floors Case 1 Case 2
Persons Persons
8 B
7 C
6 B
5 C
4
3 D
2
1 D
Directions (26-30)
Again we have,
• Only four floors are between B and A. 31. Answer: c
• G lives immediately above A. 546318267
Case 1 Case 2 635427158
Floors Persons Persons 5+5=10
8 B
7 C Directions (32-36):
6 B 32) Answer: D
5 C 33) Answer: B (All the people attend the seminar

on an odd numbered date except option b)
4 G
34) Answer: E
3 D A
35) Answer: C
2 G
36) Answer: A
1 A D
Final arrangement
Month Date Persons
Again we have,
April 5 I
• H lives three floors above G.
18 E
• As many persons live between G and D as
May 5 K
between H and E.
18 D
July 5 J
eliminated, because can’t able to place E. Thus,
18 H
case 1 gives the final arrangement.
September 5 G
Case 1 Case 2
18 F
Floors Persons Persons
8 F B
We have,
7 C H
• F attends the seminar on an even
6 B
numbered date of the month having an
5 H C
even number of days.
4 E G
• Only three people attend between F and D.
3 D A
2 G
possibilities
1 A D Case-1 Case-2
Month Date Persons Persons After applying the above conditions, case-1 gets
April 5 eliminated because H attends in September,
18 F hence case-2 shows the final arrangement.
May 5 Case-1 Case-2
18 D Month Date Persons Persons
July 5 April 5 I I
18 D 18 F E
September 5 May 5 K K
18 F 18 E D
July 5 G J
Again, we have 18 D H
• J attends immediately after D. September 5 J G
• Only two people attend between J and E. 18 H F
• As many people attend before E as after
G. Directions (37-40)
Case-1 Case-2 37. Answer: D
Month Date Persons Persons 38. Answer: E ( Only three persons sit between
April 5 the given pair of persons, except in option (e))
18 F E 39. Answer: C
May 5 40. Answer: D
18 E D Final arrangement:
July 5 G J
18 D
September 5 J G
We have,
18 F
• Only nine persons sit between W and Q.
• E sits fourth to the left of W.
Again, we have
• More than two people attend between G
possibilities:
and I.
• K attends after I but before H, who doesn’t
attend in September.
• P sits third to the right of O.

• U sits seventh to the left of P.
• More than five persons sit between U and
Q.
eliminated, because more than five persons
Again we have,
should sit between U and Q. Thus, case 1 gives
• Only three persons sit between E and R,
the final arrangement.
who sits fifth from one of the extreme ends.
• As many persons sit between R and W as
between W and O.
Again we have,
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Directions (1-5): Study the following information a) One
carefully and answer the questions given below. b) Two
Seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are going c) Three
to the dance class on seven different days from d) Four
Monday to Sunday of the same week. Each e) No one
person eats different chocolates viz. Perk, Twix,
Gems, Bounty, Snickers, Galaxy and Aero. All 3. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
the information is not necessarily in the same way based on the given arrangement and thus
order. form a group. Which one of the following does
S goes to the dance class on one of the days not belong to the group?
after Thursday. The one who eats Gems goes a) PV
immediately after S. Only three persons go b) SR
between the one who eats gems and V.As many c) UQ
persons go after V as before R. The one who d) TS
eats Twix goes three days before R. Only one e) VU
person goes between the one who eats Twix and
P, who eats Aero. The one who eats perk goes 4. R goes to the dance class on which of the
immediately after P. T goes two days after the following day?
one who eats perk. The one who eats bounty a) Monday
goes immediately after U. Q neither goes before b) Thursday
U nor eats galaxy. c) Friday
1. Who among the following person goes to the d) Sunday
dance class on Wednesday? e) Saturday
a) V
b) P 5. Who among the following person goes two
c) Q days before U?
d) U a) The one who eats Twix chocolates
e) T b) Q
c) The one who goes immediately before V
2. How many persons go between S and the one d) T
who eats Snickers? e) The one who eats Gems
c) P
Directions (6-10): Study the following information d) B
carefully and answer the questions g iven below. e) R
Fourteen persons are sitting in two parallel rows
in such a way that there is an equal distance 8. What is the position of Q with respect to O?
between adjacent persons. In row 1 A, B, C, D, a) Third to the right
E, F and G are seated and all of them are facing b) Fourth to the left
south. In row 2 M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are c) Second to the left
seated and all of them are facing north. Each d) Immediate right
person in row 1 faces exactly one person in row e) None of these
2.
D sits fifth to the right of G. Only three persons sit 9. How many persons sit between C and B?
between Q and the one who faces D.M sits a) Four
second to the left of Q. O sits immediate left of b) Two
M. Only one person sits between F and the one c) Three
who faces O. B sits immediate left of F. The one d) Five
who faces B sits fourth to the right of S. Only two e) One
persons sit between S and P. A faces one of the
immediate neighbours of P. C sits fourth to the 10. Which of the following statement(s) is/are
left of A. R doesn’t sit at the end. true with respect to the final arran gement?
6. Who among the following person sits third to I. E sits opposite to O
the left of R? II. Only two persons sit to the left of Q
a) The one who faces C III. Both A and G are not immediate neighbours
b) S a) Only I
c) The one who sits second to the right of S b) Only I and III
d) P c) Only II
e) O d) Only II and III
e) All I, II and III
7. The number of persons sitting to the right of E
is one less than the number of persons sitting to Directions (11-15): Study the following
the left of___. information carefully and answer the questions
a) F given below.
b) D
Eight persons viz., K, L, M, N, O, P, Q and R are 12. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
living in the four storey building, where the way based on the given arrangement and thus
lowermost floor is numbered as one and the floor form a group. Who among the following does not
immediately above it is numbered as two and so belong to the group?
on. a) R
Note-I: Each floor has two type of flats viz., Flat- b) Q
A and Flat-B, where Flat A is to the west of flat B. c) L
Note-II: Flat B of floor 2 is immediately above d) M
Flat B of floor 1 and immediately below Flat B of e) K
floor 3 and so on. Similarly, Flat A of floor 2 is
immediately above Flat A of floor 1 and 13. In which direction L lives with respect to K?
immediately below Flat A of floor 3 and so on. a) North
Note-III: The area of each flat is same. b) South west
Note-IV: Only two persons live on each floor and c) West
only one person lives in each flat. d) North east
N lives in flat B on an odd numbered floor. R e) South east
lives immediately above N, both are living in
different type of flats. As many floors below R as 14. Who among the following persons live on the
above O. No one lives to the east of O, who lives same floor?
on the adjacent floor of M. Only one floor is a) L and O
between K and M, who lives on the same type of b) P and N
flat as R. P lives below K, both are living in c) K and M
different type of flats. L lives two floors above P. d) O and K
Q doesn’t live on the topmost floor. e) R and K
11. Who among the following person lives two
floors below K? 15. Q lives on which of the following floor and
a) P flat?
b) The one who lives on the same floor as N a) Floor 2, Flat A
c) L b) Floor 3, Flat B
d) The one who lives immediately below the flat c) Floor 1, Flat, B
of N d) Floor 2, Flat B
e) R e) Floor 3, Flat A
Directions (16-20): Study the following c) Second to the right

information carefully and answer th e questions d) Second to the left
given below. e) Fourth to the right
Eight persons viz., R, S, T, U, V, W, X, and Y are
sitting around a circular table in such a way that 18. Who among the following person sits
four of them are facing the centre while four are immediate right of W?
facing away from the centre but not necessarily a) The one who sits second to the right of S
in the same order. b) V
W sits second to the left of R, where both of them c) U
face different directions. Two persons sit d) S
between W and S, who doesn’t sit adjacent to R. e) The one who sits opposite to R
Y sits immediate right of S and second to the
right of U, who faces towards the centre. T sits 19. If Y is related to V and R is related to T in a
immediate left of Y. One person sits between T certain way, then who among the following
and X, who faces the same direction as R. V sits person is related to W?
second to the right of X. a) U
16. Who among the following person sits second b) X
to the left of V? c) V
a) T d) Y
b) W e) None of these
c) The one who sits second to the right of R
d) X 20. How many persons sit between V a nd T?
e) The one who sits immediate right of Y a) Two
b) One
17. What is the position of X with respect to R? c) Four
a) Third to the right d) Three
b) Immediate left e) No one
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Directions (1-5): From the above conditions, there are two
1. Answer: D possibilities
2. Answer: A
3. Answer: C (No one goes between both the
person except option c)
4. Answer: E
5. Answer: C
Final arrangement
Again we have,
• As many persons go after V as before R.
• The one who eats Twix goes three days
before R.
• Only one person goes between the one
who eats Twix and P, who eats Aero.
• The one who eats perk goes immediately
after P.
• T goes two days after the one who eats
We have,
perk.
• S goes to the dance class on one of the
days after Thursday.
• The one who eats Gems goes
immediately after S.
• Only three persons go between the one
who eats gems and V.
We have,
Again we have,
• D sits fifth to the right of G.
• The one who eats bounty goes
• Only three persons sit between Q and the
immediately after U.
one who faces D.
• Q neither goes before U nor eats galaxy.
possibilities
eliminated because Q goes before U, hence
case-1 shows the final arrangement.
Directions (6-10):
Again we have,
6. Answer: C
• M sits second to the left of Q.
7. Answer: D
• O sits immediate left of M.
8. Answer: A
• Only one person sits between F and the
9. Answer: E
one who faces O.
10. Answer: B
• B sits immediate left of F.
Final arrangement
• The one who faces B sits fourth to the
right of S.
12. Answer: C (All the persons are living on an

even numbered floor except option c)
13. Answer: B
14. Answer: E
15. Answer: D
Final arrangement
Again we have,
• Only two persons sit between S and P.
• A faces one of the immediate neighbours
We have,
of P.
• N lives in flat B on an odd numbered floor.
• C sits fourth to the left of A.
• R lives immediately above N, both are
• R doesn’t sit at the end.
living in different type of flats.
eliminated because there is no possibility to
possibilities
place C, hence case-2 shows the final
arrangement.
Again we have,
• As many floors below R as above O.
• No one lives to the east of O, who lives on
the adjacent floor of M.
• Only one floor is between K and M, who
lives on the same type of flat as R.
Directions (11-15):
11. Answer: D
• W sits second to the left of R where both

of them face different direction.
• Two persons sit between W and S, who
doesn’t sit adjacent to R.
Again we have,
possibilities
• P lives below K, both are living in different
type of flats.
• L lives two floors above P.
• Q doesn’t live on the topmost floor.
eliminated because Q lives on topmost floor,
Again we have,
hence case-2 shows the final arrangement.
• Y sits immediate right of S and second to
the right of U, who faces towards the
centre.
• T sits immediate left of Y.
Directions (16-20):
16. Answer: E
17. Answer: B
18. Answer: A
19. Answer: C
Again we have,
20. Answer: D
• One person sits between T and X, who
Final arrangement
faces the same direction as R.
• V sits second to the right of X.
place X, hence case-1 shows the final
arrangement.
We have,
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Directions (1-5): Study the following information 3. If “Develop well” is coded as “mj ay”, then
carefully and answer the questions given below. what is the code for the phrase “Try career” in
In a certain code language, the given coded language?
“Career goal employment well” is coded as “yu hj a) ay mj
nt ay" b) as yu
“Skill career level goal” is coded as “ad yu po nt” c) sv nt
“Develop well try best” is coded as “ay sv mj as” d) mj po
“Career skill level best” is coded as “yu ad po sv" e) hj as
(Note: All codes are two letters code only)
1. What is the code for the phrase “Employment 4. What may be the code for the phrase “Skill
level” in the given coded language? try” in the given coded language?
a) yu nt a) ad po
b) hj ad b) mj yu
c) ay po c) nt po
d) hj po d) ay sv
e) Cannot be determined e) po as
2. What is the word for the code “sv” in the given 5. What is the code for the word “Goal” in the
coded language? given coded language?
a) Career a) nt
b) Skill b) hj
c) Best c) ad
d) Level d) ay
e) Goal e) po
Directions (6-10): Study the following statements

and then decide which of the given conclusions
logically follows from the given statements I. Some plastics are not slate
disregarding the commonly known facts. II. All cards being board is a possibility
6. Statements: a) Only conclusion I follows
All symbols are numbers b) Either conclusion I or II follows
Only a few numbers are letter c) Both conclusions I and II follow
Few letters are PDF d) Only conclusion II follows
Conclusions: e) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
I. All letters can be symbol
II. Some numbers are not PDF 9. Statements:
a) Only conclusion I follows Only a few data is news
b) Either conclusion I or II follows All channels are news
c) Both conclusions I and II follow Some channels are Frequency
d) Only conclusion II follows Conclusions:
e) Neither conclusion I nor II follows I. Some news is frequency
II. All data can be channel
All objects are shapes b) Either conclusion I or II follows
Only a few shapes are design c) Both conclusions I and II follow
No design is sketch d) Only conclusion II follows
I. Some shapes are not sketch
II. All objects can be design 10. Statements:
a) Only conclusion I follows All DJ’s are VJ
b) Either conclusion I or II follows Only a few VJ’s are disc
c) Both conclusions I and II follow Some discs are CD
e) Neither conclusion I nor II follows I. All CDs are DJ
II. Some CDs are not DJ
Some cards are plastic b) Either conclusion I or II follows
At least some plastics are board c) Both conclusions I and II follow
Only a few boards are slate d) Only conclusion II follows

in the statements followed by some conclusions. e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
11. Statements: Directions (14-15): In the given questions, the
W≤O=K≥Q; E≥W<B; Q>X≥A relationship between different elements is shown
Conclusions: in the statements followed by some conclusions.
I. O>A Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
II. K=A 14. Statements:
a) Only conclusion I is true C>K>M≤F=O; J<Z<K>I=M
b) Only conclusion II is true Conclusions:
c) Both conclusions I and II are true I. C>J
d) Either conclusion I or II is true II. O>I
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true a) Only conclusion I is true
12. Statements: c) Both conclusions I and II are true
H≥I≥R=P; J≥G=H; L<Y<P d) Either conclusion I or II is true
Conclusions: e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
I. R<J
II. I≥L 15. Statements:
a) Only conclusion I is true D=F≥E≥T; G=T≤P
b) Only conclusion II is true Conclusions:
c) Both conclusions I and II are true I. T<F
d) Either conclusion I or II is true II. G=F
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true a) Only conclusion I is true
13. Statements: c) Both conclusions I and II are true
N=I≤R<J; Z<R=K≥D; P<D>B d) Either conclusion I or II is true
I. P<N
II. J>B
Directions (16-18): Study the following c) 20 litres

information carefully and answer the questions d) 45 litres
given below. e) 40 litres
Six cows viz. L, M, N, O, P and Q give different
quantities of milk. Cow M gives more quantity of Directions (19-20): Study the following
milk than O. N gives less than O and P. L gives information carefully and answer the questions
more than P but less than Q. O gives more than given below.
Q. The cows which give the second highest and Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G are paying
third lowest quantity of milk give 25 and 11 litres different amounts of money for their hostel fees.
respectively. D pays more than B but less than G. Only three
16. What may be the quantity of milk given by persons are paying less than D. Atleast two
cow Q? persons pay less than B. A pays less than C and
a) 18 litres F. E pays more than A but less than C. E doesn’t
b) 30 litres pay less than G. The person who pays the
c) 28 litres second highest amount of money pays Rs. 9000.
d) 15 litres 19. Who among the following person pays
e) Either a or d second lowest amount?
a) F
17. How many cows give more milk than cow P? b) C
a) One c) E
b) Four d) G
c) Two e) B
d) Three
e) None 20. If the sum of the amount paid by E and D is
Rs. 14,500, then what may be the amount paid
18. If the sum of the quantity of milk given by by G?
cows L and M is 41 litres and the difference a) Rs. 10,000
between the quantity of milk given by cows O b) Rs. 4500
and P is 15 litres. What is the sum of the quantity c) Rs. 12,000
of milk given by cows M and P? d) Rs. 6500
a) 50 litres e) Rs. 2000
b) 35 litres
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Directions (1-5):
1. Answer: E
2. Answer: C
3. Answer: B
4. Answer: E
5. Answer: A
7. Answer: C
8. Answer: D
Directions (6-10):
6. Answer: A
9. Answer: A
14. Answer: A
C>K>M≤F=O; J<Z<K>I=M
Conclusions:
I. C>J (C>K>Z>J) ->True
II. O>I (O=F≥M=I) ->False
15. Answer: D
10. Answer: B D=F≥E≥T; G=T≤P
Conclusions:
I. T<F (F≥E≥T=D) ->False
II. G=F (F≥E≥T=D) ->False
By combining I and II we have, either I or II is true
Directions (16-18):
16. Answer: E
Directions (11-13):
17. Answer: B
11. Answer: A
• Cow M gives more quantity of milk than O.
W≤O=K≥Q; E≥W<B; Q>X≥A
• N gives less than O and P.
Conclusions:
M>O>P>N
I. O>A (O=K≥Q>X≥A) ->True
Or
II. K=A (K≥Q>X≥A) ->False
M>P>O>N
Or
12. Answer: E
P>M>O>N
H≥I≥R=P; J≥G=H; L<YFalse
• The cows which give the second highest
II. I≥L (I≥R=P>Y>L) ->False
and third lowest quantity of milk give 25
and 11 litres respectively.
13. Answer: B
M>O (25)>Q>L (11)>P>N
N=I≤R<J; Z<R=K≥D; P<D>B
18. Answer: E
Conclusions:
M>O (25)>Q>L (11)>P>N
I. P<N (N=I≤R=K≥D>P) ->False
The sum of the quantity of milk given by cows L
II. J>B (J>R=K≥D>B) ->True
and M is 41 litres -> 11+M=41 ->M=41-11=30
M=30 litres • E doesn’t pay less than G.

The difference between the quantity of milk given • The person who pays the second highest
by cows O and P is 15 litres ->25-P=15 ->P=10 amount of money pay Rs. 9000.
P=10 litres C>E (9000)>G>D>B>F>A
Then the sum of the quantity of milk given by
cows M and P 30+10=40 litres 20. Answer: D
C>E (9000)>G>D>B>F>A
Directions (19-20): The sum of the amount paid by E and D is Rs.
19. Answer: A 14,500 ->9000+D=14,500 ->D=14,500-
• D pays more than B but less than G. 9000=5,500
• Only three persons are paying less than D. D=5,500
• Atleast two persons pay less than B. C>E (9000)>G>D (5500)>B>F>A
_<_<_<D<B<_<_ Then the possible amount paid by G is Rs. 6500.
• A pays less than C and F.
• E pays more than A but less than C.
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Directions (1-5): Study the following information between B and F. C sits second to the right of F.
carefully and answer the questions given below. E sits third to the right of C.
Seven persons viz., A, B, C, D, E, F and G are 1. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
sitting around a circular table and facing towards way based on the given arrangement and thus
centre but not necessarily in the same order. form a group. Which one of the following does
D sits second to the left of G. Only two persons not belong to the group?
sit between A and G (either from left or right). B a) AF
sits second to the left of A. Two persons sit b) CG
c) DB
d) BE c) E
e) DC e) B
e) None of these
2. Which of the following sta tement is/are true
with respect to the final arran gement? Directions (6-10): Study the following information
a) Only one person sits between E and D, when carefully and answer the questions given below.
counted from the right of E Seven persons L, M, N, O, P, Q and R are living
b) F sits fourth to the right of C on different floors of the seven storey building
c) D sits immediate left of A such that the lowermost floor is numbered as one
d) Both A and B are immediate neighbours and the floor immediately above it is numbered
e) E sits second to the left of F as two and so on.
P lives on an odd numbered floor but above
3. How many persons sit between F and G, fourth floor. Only two persons live between P and
when counted from the left of G? L. N lives immediately below L. As many persons
a) One live above N as below R. M lives three floors
b) Two below R. More than two persons live between M
c) Three and Q.
d) Four 6. If all the persons are arranged in alphabetical
e) No one order from bottom to top, then the position of
how many persons remains unchanged?
4. Who among the following person sits seco nd a) One
to the left of D? b) Two
a) The one who sits immediate right of C c) Three
b) B d) Four
c) F e) No one
d) The one who sits second to the right of B
e) None of these 7. Who among the following person lives three
floors above L?
5. If one of the neighbours of F is D, then who a) Q
among the following person is another b) P
neighbour? c) N
a) G d) O
b) A e) M
V bought the bike in the month having 30 days.

8. On which of the following floor does Q live? Only two persons bought between V and S. As
a) Fourth floor many persons bought after S as before W. Only
b) Third floor three persons bought between W and T. X
c) Seventh floor bought either immediately before or immediately
d) First floor after T. U doesn’t buy on an odd numbered date.
e) Sixth floor 11. X bought the bike in which of the following
month and date?
9. If P is related to R and N is related to O in a a) April 7
certain way, then who among the following b) October 26
person is related to L? c) January 7
a) Q d) April 26
b) N e) October 7
c) M
d) R 12. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
e) None of these way based on the given arrangement and thu s
form a group. Which one of the following does
10. How many persons live between N and R? not belong to the group?
a) As many persons live above O a) UV
b) Three b) WS
c) Two c) XT
d) As many persons live below M d) TS
e) No one e) WU
Directions (11-15): Study the following 13. How many persons bought the bike between
information carefully and answer the questions S and U?
given below. a) One
Six persons S, T, U, V, W and X bought the bike b) Two
on two different dates either 7th or 26th of three c) Three
different months viz. January, April and October d) Four
of the same year but not necessarily in the same e) No one
order.
14. As many persons bought the bike before U Only two persons sit between Y and V, who
as after ___. doesn’t face H.
a) W 16. What is the position of J with respe ct to the
b) S one who sits opposite to W?
c) V a) Immediate right
d) X b) Immediate left
e) T c) Second to the left
d) Third to the left
15. Which of the following statement(s) is/are e) Second to the right
true with respect to the final arrangement?
I. T bought the bike on April 7 17. Who among the following person sits to the
II. W bought immediately after U left of the one who sits immediate left of Y?
III. Only three persons bought between S and U a) Z
a) Only I and II b) W
b) Only III c) V
c) Only I and III d) Both a and c
d) Only II e) Both b and c
e) All I, II and III
Directions (16-20): Study the following 18. Who among the following person sits second
information carefully and answer th e questions to the left of I?
given below. a) The one who sits immediate left of K
Ten persons are sitting in two parallel rows in b) J
such a way that there is an equal distance c) G
between adjacent persons. In row 1 G, H, I, J d) The one who sits opposite to Y
and K are seated and all of them are facing e) None of these
south. In row 2 V, W, X, Y and Z are seated and
all of them are facing north. Each person in row 1 19. Which among the following pair of persons
faces exactly one person in row 2. sits at the extreme end?
X sits third to the right of Z. Only one person sits a) Z, G
between I and the one who faces X. K sits b) K, V
immediate left of I. G sits second to the right of K. c) J, X
The one who faces G sits second to the left of Y. d) W, K
e) I, Y
b) X
20. Who among the following pe rson sits c) Z
opposite to H? d) W
a) V e) Y

Directions (1-5): • Only two persons sit between A and G
1. Answer: C (in the given option, second person (either from left or right).
sits immediate right of first person, except in From the above conditions, there are two
option c) possibilities
2. Answer: E
3. Answer: B
4. Answer: D
5. Answer: B
Final arrangement
Again we have,
• B sits second to the left of A.
• Two persons sit between B and F.
We have,
• D sits second to the left of G.
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• C sits second to the right of F. possibilities
• E sits third to the right of C.
eliminated because E sits second to the right of
C, hence case-1 shows the final arrangement.
Again we have,
Directions (6-10):
• N lives immediately below L.
6. Answer: C (Only M, N and Q)
• As many persons live above N as below
7. Answer: B
R.
8. Answer: E
9. Answer: A
10. Answ er: D
Final arrangement
Again we have,
• M lives three floors below R.
• More than two persons live between M
We have,
and Q.
• P lives on an odd numbered floor but
above fourth floor.
• Only two persons live between P and L.
place Q, hence case-2 shows the final • Only two persons bought between V and
arrangement. S.
possibilities
Directions (11-15): Again we have,

11. Answer: D • As many persons bought after S as
12. Answer: B (No one bought the bike between before W.
both the persons except in option b) • Only three persons bought between W
13. Answer: C and T.
14. Answer: E
15. Answer: B
Final arrangement
Again we have,
• X bought either immediately before or
We have, immediately after T.
• V bought the bike in the month having 30 • U doesn’t buy on an odd numbered date.
days. After applying the above conditions case-2 gets

eliminated because U bought the bike on an odd
numbered date, hence case-1 shows the final

arrangement.
Again we have,
• K sits immediate left of I.
Directions (16-20): • G sits second to the right of K.
16. Answer: E
17. Answer: D
18. Answer: A
19. Answer: C
20. Answer: B
Final arrangement
Again we have,
• The one who faces G sits second to the
left of Y.
• Only two persons sit between Y and V,
We have,
who doesn’t face H.
• X sits third to the right of Z.
• Only one person sits between I and the
one who faces X.
place V, hence case-2 shows the final
arrangement.
possibilities
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relationship between different elements is shown d) Only conclusion I is true
in the statements followed by some conclusions. e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
W=P<Y≤T≤S>L=G<V O>L=U≤D<M<H≤R
I. V>P I. R≥D
II. W<S II. O>H
a) Only conclusion II is true a) Only conclusion II is true
b) Either conclusion I or II is true b) Either conclusion I or II is true
c) Both conclusions I and II are true c) Both conclusions I and II are true
d) Only conclusion I is true d) Only conclusion I is true
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
2. Statements: Directions (4-5): In the given questions, the

E>Y≤I=O<B≥W=X≥A relationship between different elements is shown
Conclusions: in the statements followed by some conclusions.
I. A≤B Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
II. E>W 4. Statements:
a) Only conclusion II is true R≥T=L<C; L≤E<X=W
b) Either conclusion I or II is true Conclusions:
I. X>T d) VH
II. R>W e) BF
a) Only conclusion II is true 7. If point W is 1m west of point Q, then the
b) Either conclusion I or II is true distance between points W and H is equal to the
c) Both conclusions I and II are true distance between which of the following points?
d) Only conclusion I is true a) QH
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true b) BV
c) AF
5. Statements: d) UF
Q>H≥P<I; R≤D=P e) BQ
Conclusions:
I. RR point V?
a) Only conclusion II is true a) North-east
b) Either conclusion I or II is true b) South-west
c) Both conclusions I and II are true c) West
d) Only conclusion I is true d) North-west
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true e) North
Directions (6-8): Study the following information Directions (9-10): Study the following information
carefully and answer the questions given below . carefully and answer the questions given below.
Point A is 11m west of point Q and 6m west of A Person drives the car from the house towards
point H. Point B is 4m north of point H and 8m the north of 7km to reach point G, then he turns
west of point V. Point F is 8m south of point V. to his right and drives for 5km to reach point J.
Point U is 4m west of point F. From point J he again turns to his right and
6. Four of the following five are alike in a certain drives for 3km to reach the hospital.
way based on the directions of the points in the 9. If the school is 4km south of the hospital, then
given arrangement and thus form a group. how far is his house from school and in which
Which one of the following does not belong to direction?
the group? a) 3km, North
a) VU b) 5km, West
b) BA c) 7km, East
c) QU d) 4km, South
e) None of these
13. If all the even numbers and symbols are
10. What is the shortest distance between Point dropped from the given series, then which of the
G and hospital? following element is sixteenth from the left end?
a) 10km a) H
b) √31Km b) 7
c) 5√2Km c) K
d) √34Km d) L
e) 13km e) 3
Directions (11-15): Study the following 14. How many such numeral s (as per the
information carefully and answer the questions numerical order) are there between the third
given below. number from the right end and fourth number
5T E1&BL %Q3 4ZGJ 2#SN8 *AH7 K from the left end in the given series?
9>6D Y+U a) Seven
11. How many such numbers are there in the b) Four
given series each of which is immediately c) Eight
preceded by a consonant and immediately d) Two
followed by a symbol? e) Six
a) Four
b) One 15. Which of the following element is exactly
c) Three between “L” and “8” in the given series?
d) Two a) Z
e) None b) %
c) G
12. Which of the following element is seventh to d) S
the right of the twentieth element from the right e) 4
end in the given series?
a) N 16. If all the vowels in the word “HAILSTORM”
b) * are replaced by the immediate next letter and all
c) A the consonants are replaced by the immediate
d) > previous letter as per the alphabetical series,
e) 8
then which of the following letter is repeated d) VRT

more than once? e) QMO
a) R
b) S 19. If in the number “5379542186”, the digits at
c) P the odd position (from the left end) are dropped,
d) L then which of the following digit is third from th e
e) None right end?
a) 1
17. How many such pairs of digits are there in b) 4
the number “35478614” each of which has as c) 3
many digits between them as there are in the d) 6
number series (both forward and backward e) 9
directions)?
a) One 20. If all the letters of the word “SURVEYOR” are
b) Two arranged in alphabetical order from the left end,
c) Three then which of the following letter remain
d) More than three unchanged in its original position?
e) None a) V
b) S
18. Find the odd one. c) O
a) FBD d) R
b) LHJ e) Both b and d
c) UZT

1. Answer: A 5. Answer: C
W=P<Y≤T≤S>L=G<V Q>H≥P=I; R≤D=P
I. V>P (V>G=L<S≥T≥Y>P) ->False I. RP=D≥R) ->True
II. W<S (S≥T≥Y>P=W) ->True II. Q>R (Q>H≥P=D≥R) ->True
2. Answer: D Directions (6-8):

E>Y≤I=O<B≥W=X≥A 6. Answer: E (First point is to the northeast of
Conclusions: second point, except in option e)
I. A≤B (B≥W=X≥A) ->True 7. Answer: D
II. E>W (E>Y≤I=O<B≥W) ->False 8. Answer: B
3. Answer: E
O>L=U≤D<M<H≤R
Conclusions:
I. R≥D (R≥H>M>D≥U) ->False
II. O>H (O>L=U≤D<M<H) ->False
4. Answer: D
R≥T=L<C; L≤E<X=W
Directions (9-10):
Conclusions:
9. Answer: B
I. X>T (X>E≥L=T) ->True
10. Answer: D
II. R>W (R≥T=L≤E<X=W) ->False
Third number from the right end is 7 and fourth

number from the left end is 4
5 and 6 are there between 4 and 7.
15. Answer: C
Given series:
5T E1&BL %Q3 4ZGJ 2#SN8 *AH7 K
9>6D Y+U
5T E1&BL %Q3 4ZGJ 2#SN8 *AH 7K
9>6D Y+U
Element which is exactly between L and 8 is G
11. Answer: C
Given series:
16. Answer: E
5T E1&BL %Q3 4ZGJ 2 # SN 8 *AH7K
Given word:
9 >6DY+U
HAILSTORM
GBJK RSPQL
12. Answer: E
No letter is repeated more than once after
Given series:
rearrangement.
5T E1&BL %Q3 4ZGJ 2#SN 8 *AH 7K
9>6D Y+U
17. Answer: D
Twentieth element from the right end is Z and
then seventh to the right of Z is 8
13. Answer: B
Given series:
18. Answer: C
9>6D Y+U
a) FBD -> F EDC B C D
5T E1BL Q3 ZGJSNA H7 K9DYU
b) LHJ -> L KJI H I J
d) VRT -> V UTS R S T
14. Answer: D
e) QMP -> Q PON M N O
Given series:
This rule is not followed in option c
9>6D Y+U
19. Answer: B
Given number: 20. Answer: D

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Directions (1-5): Study the following information e) D

Five persons - D, E, F, G and H are living on 2. Which of the following statements is/are not
different floors of the five-storey building where true based on the given information?
the lowermost floor is numbered 1 and the floor I. The one who likes muffin lives on an even
immediately above it is numbered 2 and so on. numbered floor
Each person likes different dessert items viz. II. The one who likes candy lives immediately
Cake, Candy, Muffin, Brownies and Puddings. All below D
the information is not necessarily in the same III. G likes brownie
order. a) Only I
Only two persons live between F and the one b) Only II and III
who likes puddings. F lives immediately below c) Only I and II
the one who likes cake. Only one person lives d) Only II
between H and the one who likes cake. The one e) All I, II and III
who likes Muffin lives three floors below H. As
many persons live above the one who likes 3. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
muffin as below G. The one who likes candy lives way based on the given arrangement and thus
immediately above D. E doesn’t like brownies. form a group. Which one of the following does
1. Who among the following person lives two not belong to the group?
floors above the one who likes candy? a) The one who likes puddings
a) F b) G
b) E c) The one who likes muffin
c) H d) E
d) G e) The one who likes brownies
6. What is the position of U with respect to the

4. If all the persons are living in a lphabetical one who is facing W?
order from the top-most floor, then how many a) Immediate right
persons remain unchanged in their position? b) Second to the left
a) One c) Third to the right
b) Two d) Immediate left
c) Three e) Second to the right
d) Four
e) No one 7. How many persons sit between R and S,
when counted from the right of S?
5. As many persons live between F and the one a) Five
who likes puddings as between ___and___. b) Three
a) G and H c) Four
b) D and G d) Two
c) F and D e) One
d) H and E
e) E and F 8. Who among the following person sits opposite
to T?
Directions (6-10): Study the following information a) The one who sits immediate right of P
carefully and answer the questions given below. b) R
Eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are c) The one who sits second to the left of W
sitting around a square table in such a way that d) Q
four of them are sitting at the corners and facing e) None of these
away from the centre while four of them are
sitting in the middle of the sides and facing the 9. Which of the following pair of persons sit
centre. immediate right of each other?
Two persons sit between T and P, who doesn’t a) T and R
sit in the middle of the sides of the table. V sits b) S and U
immediate right of P.S sits third to the right of V. c) V and Q
Only three persons sit between S and Q.As d) R and P
many persons sit between Q and T as between e) W and S
R and W, who is an immediate neighbour of S. U
doesn’t sit opposite to W.
10. If all the persons are made to sit in e) R

alphabetical order from P in a clockwise
direction, then the position of how many persons 12. How many persons joined in the Dot net
remain unchanged (excluding P)? course?
a) One a) Four
b) Three b) Three
c) Four c) Two
d) No one d) One
e) Two e) Cannot be determined
Directions (11-15): Study the following 13. If P is related to M and N is related to S in a

information carefully and answer the questions certain way, then in the same way who among
given below. the following person is related to Q?
Nine persons – L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T a) S
joined in three different courses viz. Java, Dot b) T
net and Python. Atleast two persons but not c) O
more than four persons joined the same course. d) R
N joined in Java course, but not joined the same e) M
course with T. S neither joined the same course
with T nor joined in Python. Both L and Q joined 14. Which of the following statements is/are true
the same course but not in Dot net. Q doesn’t based on the given information?
join the same course with N. O neither joined in a) R and O joined different courses
Java nor joined in python. P joined the same b) S joined in Java
course with O but not joined the same course c) Both L and T joined the same course
with S. M joined the same course with P. R d) Both a and c
neither joined the same course with L nor joined e) Both b and c
in Java.
11. Who among the following person joined the 15. Which of the following combinati on is true?
same course along with T? a) S-Python
a) O b) O-Java
b) P c) R-Dot net
c) M d) L-Java
d) L e) Q-Dot net
e) No one
information carefully and answer the questions 18. As many persons sit between E and H as
given below. Easy to moderate between K and ___.
Eight persons - D, E, F, G, H, I, J and K are a) The one who sits second to the right of I
sitting in a linear row in such a way that some of b) F
them are facing north while some of them are c) H
facing south. Not more than two adjacent d) J
persons are facing the same direction. e) The one who sits immediate left of G
D sits second from one of the extreme ends of
the row. E, who faces the south and sits second 19. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
to the right of D. As many persons sit to the right way based on the given arrangement and thus
of E as to the left of J. The immediate neighbours form a group. Which one of the fol lowing does
of J are facing the opposite direction to each not belong to the group?
other. Only two persons sit between J and H. F a) I
sits fourth to the left of I, where both of them face b) H
the same direction. G sits second to the left of F. c) K
16. Who among the following person sits exactly d) D
between H and E? e) F
a) G
b) F 20. Which of the following statements is/are true
c) K based on the given information?
d) J I. F sits third to the right of K
e) D II. Only two persons sit between G and E
III. Both H and F are not immediate neighbours
17. How many persons sit between G and J? a) Only I
a) Three b) Only I and III
b) Four c) Only II
c) Five d) Only II and III
d) Two e) All I, II and III

Directions (1-5):
1. Answer: D
2. Answer: C
3. Answer: A (In the given options, all the
persons are living on an odd numbered floors Again, we have
except in option a) • Only one person lives between H and the
4. Answer: E one who likes cake.
5. Answer: B • The one who likes Muffin lives three floors
Final arrangement below H.
• As many persons live above the one who
likes muffin as below G.
place the one who likes muffin
We have,
• Only two persons live between F and the
one who likes puddings. Again, we have
• F lives immediately below the one who • The one who likes candy lives
likes cake. immediately above D.
From the above conditions, there are three • E doesn’t like brownies.
possibilities

eliminated because E likes brownies, hence
Again, we have
• S sits third to the right of V.
• Only three persons sit between S and Q.
Directions (6-10):
6. Answer: E
7. Answer: A
8. Answer: C Again, we have
9. Answer: B • As many persons sit between Q and T as
10. Answer: D between R and W, who is an immediate
Final arrangement neighbour of S.
• U doesn’t sit opposite to W.
eliminated because U sits opposite to W, hence
We have,
• Two persons sit between T and P, who
doesn’t sit in the middle of the sides of the Directions (11-15):
table. 11. Answer: D
• V sits immediate right of P. 12. Answer: A
From the above conditions, there are two 13. Answer: B
possibilities 14. Answer: E
15. Answer: C
Final arrangement net course, hence case-3 shows the final

arrangement.
We have,
• N joined in Java course, but not joined the
same course with T.
• S neither joined the same course with T Directions (16-20):
nor joined in Python. 16. Answer: C
From the above conditions, there are three 17. Answer: A
possibilities 18. Answer: E
19. Answer: B (All of them are facing north,
except option b)
20. Answer: D
Final arrangement
Again, we have
• Both L and Q joined the same course but
not in Dot net.
• Q doesn’t join the same course with N.
• O neither joined in Java nor joined in We have,
python. • D sits second from one of the extreme
• P joined the same course with O but not ends of the row.
joined the same course with S. • E, who faces the south and sits second to
After applying the above conditions case-2 gets the right of D.
eliminated because P joined with S. From the above conditions, there are two
possibilities
Again, we have
• M joined the same course with P.
• R neither joined the same course with L
Again, we have
nor joined in Java. • As many persons sit to the right of E as to
After applying the above conditions case-1 gets the left of J.
eliminated because five persons joined in the dot
• The immediate neighbours of J are facing • G sits second to the left of F.

the opposite direction to each other. After applying the above conditions case-2 gets
• Only two persons sit between J and H. eliminated because there is no possibility to
place G, hence case-1 shows the final
arrangement.
Again, we have
• F sits fourth to the left of I, where both of
them face the same direction.
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All sea is river
Directions (1-5): Study the following statements At least some rivers are well
and then decide which of the given conclusions Conclusions:
logically follows from the given statements I. Some ponds being rivers is a possibility
disregarding the commonly known facts. II. Some lakes are not well
Only a few cars are bike b) Either conclusion I or II follows
All bikes are truck c) Both conclusions I and II follow
No bike is van d) Only conclusion II follows
Few vans are cycle e) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Conclusions:
I. Some cycles are not bike 3. Statements:
II. All trucks can be car No comet is star
a) Only conclusion I follows Only a few soils are comet
b) Either conclusion I or II follows Few planets are soils
c) Both conclusions I and II follow Only a few satellites are stars
e) Neither conclusion I nor II follows I. All soils being stars is a possibility
II. Some satellites can be planets
Only a few lakes are pond b) Either conclusion I or II follows
No pond is sea c) Both conclusions I and II follow
d) Only conclusion II follows in the statements followed by some conclusions.

e) Neither conclusion I nor II follows Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
6. Statements:
4. Statements: E≥D≥F<L; N<M>P≥G; A<H<F≥M
Only a few tools are device Conclusions:
No tool is motor I. E≥G
All devices are machine II. L>A
At least some machines are spin a) Only conclusion I is true
Conclusions: b) Only conclusion II is true
I. Some machines are not motor c) Both conclusions I and II are true
II. Some devices can be spin d) Either conclusion I or II is true
a) Only conclusion I follows e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
b) Either conclusion I or II follows
c) Both conclusions I and II follow 7. Statements:
d) Only conclusion II follows D>Y≥C<K; U≤A>V=I; N≤U>B=C
e) Neither conclusion I nor II follows Conclusions:
I. A>Y
5. Statements: II. D>I
Only a few pins are box a) Only conclusion I is true
No pin is sticker b) Only conclusion II is true
Only a few stickers are note c) Both conclusions I and II are true
All gums are note d) Either conclusion I or II is true
I. All stickers being gum is a possibility
II. Some notes are not box 8. Statements:
a) Only conclusion I follows H<P≥Y=F; J>I>Z>H; R>P≤X=V
b) Either conclusion I or II follows Conclusions:
c) Both conclusions I and II follow I. F≤V
d) Only conclusion II follows II. J>Y
e) Neither conclusion I nor II follows a) Only conclusion I is true
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true “Playlists movie scene lyrics” means “as pi lu ij”
“Major scene telecast artist” means “wq fg as
Directions (9-10): In the given questions, the mn”
relationship between different elements is shown “Character major role scene” means “hj wq sf as”
in the statements followed by some conclusions. (Note: All the given codes are two letter codes
Find the conclusion which is definitely true. only)
9. Statements: 11. What is the code for the phrase “Character
D≥K=P=O≥S; W≤M=O>J>F role” in the given code language?
Conclusions: a) hj qt
I. D≥W b) as lu
II. P>F c) sf hj
a) Only conclusion I is true d) wq qt
b) Only conclusion II is true e) None of these
c) Both conclusions I and II are true
d) Either conclusion I or II is true 12. What is the phrase for the code “qt as” in the
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true given code language respectively?
a) Lyrics character
10. Statements: b) Role artist
Q≤Z>L<V; B=V≤T≤E=P c) Played playlists
Conclusions: d) Role character
I. P≥Q e) Played scene
II. E>L
a) Only conclusion I is true 13. If “Movie scene” is coded as “pi as”, then
b) Only conclusion II is true what is the code for the phrase “Playlists lyrics”
c) Both conclusions I and II are true in the given code language?
d) Either conclusion I or II is true a) hj pi
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true b) ij lu
c) mn qt
Directions (11-15): Study the following d) wq as
information carefully and answer the questions e) hj ij
given below.
In a certain code language, 14. What is the code for the p hrase “Major artist”
“Lyrics played major role” means “qt lu hj wq” in the given code language?
a) af as Which one of the following does not belong to

b) wq fg the group?
c) wq as a) RK
d) wq mn b) SJ
e) Either b or d c) JT
d) UJ
15. What is the code for the word “telecast” in e) TK
the given code language?
a) fg 17. What is the shortest distance between point
b) sf K and point M?
c) mn a) 12m
d) Cannot be determined b) 3m
e) lu c) 10m
d) 5m
Directions (16-18): Study the following e) 6m
given below. 18. What is the direction of point S with respect
Person A starts walking from point Q towards the to point K?
south and walks for 7m to reach point R, and a) East
then he takes a left turn and walks for 5m to b) South-west
reach point S. Then he walks for 4m to reach c) North-east
point T after taking a right turn. Then he takes a d) South
left turn and walks for 8m to reach point U. e) North-west
Person B starts walking from point J towards the
west and walks for 6m to reach point K, then he Directions (19-20): Study the following
takes a left turn and walks for 3m to reach point information carefully and answer the questions
L. Then he walks for 4m to reach point M after given below.
taking a left turn. Finally, he takes a right turn Point G is 5m north of point Y and 6m south of
and walks for 7m to reach point U. point T. Point L is 4m east of point T. Point K is
16. Four of the following five pairs of points are 6m south of point L and 7m east of point S,
alike in a certain way based on the directions in which is 10m north of point D. Point I is 5m north
the given arrangement and thus fo rm a group. of point D.
19. What is the distance and direction of point I 20. If point A is 6m north of point S, then the
with respect to point Y ? distance between points L and A is equal to the
a) 4m, south distance between which of the following points?
b) 5m, east a) LK
c) 3m, west b) SD
d) 3m, east c) TL
e) 6m, north d) TG
e) KS

Directions (1-5):
1. Answer: C
3. Answer: D
2. Answer: A
4. Answer: C
8. Answer: A
H<P≥Y=F; J>I>Z>H; R>P≤X=V
Conclusions:
I. F≤V (V=X≥P≥Y=F) ->True
II. J>Y (J>I>Z>H<P≥Y) ->False
Directions (9-10):
9. Answer: C
D≥K=P=O≥S; W≤M=O>J>F
Conclusions:
5. Answer: E I. D≥W (D≥K=P=O=M≥W) ->True

II. P>F (P=O>J>F) ->True
10. Answer: B
Q≤Z>L<V; B=V≤T≤E=P
Conclusions:
I. P≥Q (P=E≥T≥V>L<Z≥Q) ->False
II. E>L (E≥T≥V>L) ->True
Directions (11-15):
11. Answer: C
Directions (6-8): 12. Answer: E
6. Answer: B 13. Answer: B
E≥D≥F<L; N<M>P≥G; A<H<F≥M 14. Answer: E
Conclusions: 15. Answer: D
I. E≥G (E≥D≥F≥M>P≥G) ->False
II. L>A (L>F>H>A) ->True
7. Answer: E
D>Y≥C<K; U≤A>V=I; N≤U>B=C
Conclusions:
I. A>Y (A≥U>B=C≤Y) ->False
II. D>I (D>Y≥C=B<U≤A>V=I) ->False
Directions (19-20):
19. Answer: C
20. Answer: E
Directions (16-18):
16. Answer: C (Second point is north-east of first
point, except in option c)
17. Answer: D
18. Answer: B
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Directions (1-5): Study the following information 3. Which of the following pairs of persons sit
carefully and answer the questions given below. immediate right of each other?
Eight persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are a) H and B
sitting around a square table in such a way that b) D and G
four of them are sitting at the corners and facing c) E and C
the centre while four of them are sitting in the d) H and F
middle of the sides and facing away from the e) A and C
centre.
C sits second to the right of H, who doesn’t sit at 4. How many persons sit between F and C, when
the corner of the table. Two persons sit between counted from the left of F?
C and G. B sits immediate right of G. F sits third a) Four
to the right of B. One person sits between F and b) Two
A. As many persons sit between A and H as c) Three
between F and D, who is not an immediate d) One
neighbour of E. e) No one
1. If all the persons are made to sit in
alphabetical order in a clockwise direction from 5. Who among the following person sits opposite
A, then how many persons remain unchanged in to the one who sits second to the right of E?
their position (Excluding A)? a) D
a) One b) C
b) Two c) B
c) None d) F
d) Three e) G
e) More than three
Directions (6-10): Study the following information
2. What is the position of E with respect to G? carefully and answer the questions g iven below.
a) Immediate left Certain number of persons are sitting in a linear
b) Third to the right row and facing north. Not more than eighteen
c) Immediate right persons sit in the row.
d) Second to the right E sits fifth to the right of T. Only one person sits
e) Fifth to the right between E and G.O sits fourth to the left of G.
Only three persons sit between O and F. As 9. What is the position of E from the right end of
many persons sit between F and T as between F the row?
and K. P sits immediate left of K. Y sits second to a) Second
the right of P and sits third from one of the b) Third
extreme ends. As many persons sit to the left of c) Seventh
Y as to the right of L. d) Sixth
6. How many persons are sitting in the row? e) Fifth
a) 17
b) 18 10. Who among the following person sits exactly
c) 13 between K and T?
d) 16 a) L
e) 12 b) O
c) P
7. As many persons sit between L and G as d) F
between Y and ___. e) G
a) P
b) F Directions (11-15): Study the following
c) K information carefully and answer the questions
d) O given below.
e) T Seven persons - L, M, N, O, P, Q and R are
working in a college at different designations
8. Which of the following statements is/are true such as Vice Chancellor, Director, Dean, HOD,
based on the given information? Assistant Professor, Lab Assistant and Peon.
I. T sits immediate right of O The designations are given in decreasing order
II. Both E and L are not immediate neighbours such as the vice Chancellor is the seniormost
III. Only three persons sit to the left of G designation and Peon is the juniormost
a) Only II designation.
b) Only I and II Only two persons are designated between P and
c) Only I and III M, who is not junior to the Director. R is two
d) Only III persons junior to P. As many persons junior to R
e) Only I as senior to O. Only two persons are designated
between O and L. Only one person is designated
between L and Q. N is not designated as Dean.
11. Who among the following person is e) L, P

designated as Dean?
a) L 15. R works in which of the foll owing
b) P designation?
c) O a) Assistant Professor
d) R b) Peon
e) Q c) Lab Assistant
d) Director
12. How many persons are designated between e) HOD
M and Q?
a) As many persons designated between R and Directions (16-20): Study the following
Q information carefully and answer the questions
b) One given below.
c) Four Eight persons – D, E, F, G, H, I, J and K visited
d) Three the museum in eight different months viz.
e) As many persons designated between P and L January, March, April, May, June, July, August
and December of the same year.
13. Four of the following five are alike in a certain H visited in a month having 30 days. Only three
way based on the given arrangement and thus persons visited between H and D. As many
form a group. Which one of the following does persons visited before D as after J. F visited
not belong to the group? immediately before J. Only two persons visited
a) MO between F and I. K visited two persons after I. G
b) RN visited before E, who doesn’t visit in April month.
c) PL 16. Who among the following person visited the
d) QR museum in August?
e) OQ a) D
b) H
14. Who among the following are juniormost and c) F
seniormost designated persons respectively? d) G
a) N, M e) J
b) M, R
c) Q, O 17. How many persons visited betw een D and
d) R, O E?
a) As many persons visited before J a) E

b) Four b) F
c) Two c) J
d) Three d) H
e) As many persons visited after E e) D
18. J visits the museum in which of the following 20. If J is related to H and I is related to G in a
month? certain way, then in the same way who among
a) December the following person is related to K?
b) March a) G
c) June b) F
d) August c) H
e) May d) E
e) D
19. As many persons visited between I and D as
between K and __.
Directions (1-5): 5. Answer: E

1. Answer: A Final arrangement
2. Answer: D
3. Answer: C
4. Answer: B

place E, hence case-2 shows the final
arrangement.
We have,
• C sits second to the right of H, who
doesn’t sit at the corner of the table.
Directions (6-10):
• Two persons sit between C and G.
6. Answer: B
7. Answer: C
possibilities
8. Answer: E
9. Answer: A
10. Answer: D
Final arrangement
We have,
Again, we have
• E sits fifth to the right of T.
• B sits immediate right of G.
• Only one person sits between E and G.
• F sits third to the right of B.
possibilities
Again, we have
• One person sits between F and A.
• As many persons sit between A and H as Again, we have,
between F and D, who is not an • O sits fourth to the left of G.
immediate neighbour of E. • Only three persons sit between O and F.
• As many persons sit between F and T as

between F and K.
Again, we have
• P sits immediate left of K.
• Y sits second to the right of P and sits
third from one of the extreme ends.
• As many persons sit to the left of Y as to We have,
the right of L. • Only two persons are designated between
After applying the above conditions case-2 gets P and M, who is not junior to the Director.
eliminated because there is no possibility to • R is two persons junior to P.
place Y, hence case-1 shows the final From the above conditions, there are two
arrangement. possibilities
Directions (11-15):
11. Answer: E
12. Answer: B
13. Answer: D (First person is immediately
senior to the second person except in option d) Again, we have
14. Answer: A • As many persons junior to R as senior to
15. Answer: C O.
Final arrangement • Only two persons are designated between
O and L.
Again, we have
• Only one person is designated between L
and Q.
We have,
• N is not designated as Dean.
• H visited in the month having 30 days.
• Only three persons visited between H and
eliminated because N is designated as Dean,
D.
possibilities
Directions (16-20):
16. Answer: A
17. Answer: E Again, we have
18. Answer: B • As many persons visited before D as after
19. Answer: D J.
20. Answer: A • F visited immediately before J.
Final arrangement • Only two persons visited between F and I.

eliminated because E visited in April month,
Again, we have
• K visited two persons after I.
• G visited before E, who doesn’t visit in
April month.
Score Booster
Direction (1-3): In the given question, the Conclusions:
relationship between different elements is shown I. I<N
in the statements followed by two conclusions. II. T>Q
Find the conclusion which is definitely true. a) Only conclusion I is true
1. Statements: b) Both conclusions I and II are true
A≤R<M=S≥T; X≤K≤T<B=P<Z c) Only conclusion II is true
Conclusions: d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
I. M>X e) Either conclusion I or II is true
II. Z>A
a) Only conclusion I is true 3. Statements:
b) Both conclusions I and II are true E<A>Q≥S=O; W≥Y>A<K<M
c) Only conclusion II is true Conclusions:
d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true I. W>O
e) Either conclusion I or II is true II. M>E
2. Statements: b) Both conclusions I and II are true
Q=H≤F<N>L; T≤L>J≥C=I c) Only conclusion II is true
d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true Seven persons – P, Q, R, S, T, U and V earn

e) Either conclusion I or II is true different amount of money for their work. R earns
more than S and V. T earns less than V but more
Direction (4-5): In the given question, the than P. Q earns more than T but less than R and
relationship between different elements is shown S.U earns less than Q but more than V. The
in the statements followed by two conclusions. person who earns the third highest amount earns
Find the conclusion which is definitely true. Rs. 90,000.
4. Statements: 6. How many persons earn more amount than
S<B<V≥E; X>J=S; R≤V≤Q V?
Conclusions: a) One
I. X>V b) Two
II. Q>J c) Three
a) Only conclusion I is true d) Four
b) Both conclusions I and II are true e) No one
c) Only conclusion II is true
d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true 7. If the sum of the amount earned by Q and S is
e) Either conclusion I or II is true Rs. 185000, then what may be th e amount of
money earned by R?
5. Statements: a) Rs. 85000
D>L≥E=O; Q>P≥E>S; Y=I>P b) Rs. 50000
Conclusions: c) Rs. 100000
I. Y≥S d) Rs. 40000
II. Q<D e) Rs. 88000
b) Both conclusions I and II are true 8. What may be the amount earned by U?
c) Only conclusion II is true a) Rs. 40000
d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true b) Rs. 115000
e) Either conclusion I or II is true c) Rs. 100000
d) Rs. 50000
Directions (6-8): Study the following informati on e) Either a or d
Directions (9-10): Study the following information 11. If the positions of the first and the second
carefully and answer the questions given below. letters of all the words are interchanged, then
Six persons - A, B, C, D, E and F have different how many words will form a meaningful word?
number of toffees. C has more than A and F. D a) One
has less than F.D has more than A but less than b) Two
B, who has more than C. E has more than C but c) Three
doesn’t have the highest number of toffees. The d) Four
person who has the second lowest number of e) None
toffee has 175 toffees and the person who has
the third highest number of toffees has 350 12. If all the letters are arranged in alphabetical
toffees. order within the w ord from the left end, then
9. What may be the toffees with F? which of the following word is third according to
a) 450 the dictionary order?
b) 151 a) MEK
c) 388 b) YBJ
d) 250 c) WOL
e) 168 d) QFA
e) NCS
10. If the sum of the toffees with D and A is 325,
then what is the difference between the toffees 13. If all the consonants are changed to the
with C and A? immediate previous letter and all the vowels are
a) 300 changed to the immediate next letter according
b) 250 to the English alphabetical series, then how
c) 200 many words thus formed will have at least one
d) 290 vowel?
e) 350 a) None
b) Two
Directions (11-15): Study the following c) One
information carefully and answer the questions d) Four
given below. e) Three
WOL MEK YBJ NCS QFA
14. If all the words in the given series are c) O

arranged in the dictionary order from left to right, d) X
then which of the following word is second from e) A
the left end?
a) YBJ 17. If Y is the sister of W, then how is U related
b) MEK to Y?
c) QFA a) Niece
d) NCS b) Sister
e) WOL c) Mother
d) Maternal aunt
15. If the position of the first and the third letters e) Paternal aunt
of each word will be interchanged, then how
many words will start with a consonant? 18. How is H related to X?
a) Five a) Son
b) One b) Son-in-law
c) Four c) Grandson
d) Three d) Grandfather
e) None e) Father
information carefully and answer the questions Directions (19-20): Study the following
given below. information carefully and answer the questions
W is the only daughter of X, who is the daughter- given below.
in-law of T. O is the brother of T and he is the S is the son-in-law of U, who is the mother of G.
uncle of U, who is the sister-in-law of X. P is the G is the only son of U. Y is the daughter-in-law of
mother of A and wife of T. P has only two J, who is the husband of U. C is the sister-in-law
children. H is the son-in-law of A. of Y, who has no siblings. P is the son of C and
16. Four of the following five are alike in a grandson of I, who is the father of S.
certain way based on the given arrangement and 19. How is I related to G’s sister?
thus form a group. Which one of the following a) Nephew
does not belong to the group? b) Grandfather
a) T c) Father-in-law
b) P d) Brother-in-law
e) Cannot be determined b) Cannot be determined

c) Five
20. How many female members are there in the d) Four
family? e) Three
a) Six

Direction (1-3): I. W>O (W≥Y>A>Q≥S=O) ->True
1. Answer: D II. M>E (M>K>A>E) ->True
A≤R<M=S≥T; X≤K≤T<B=P<Z
Conclusions: Direction (4-5):
I. M>X (M=S≥T≥K≥X) ->False 4. Answer: C
II. Z>A (Z>P=B>T≤S=M>R≥A) ->False S<B<V≥E; X>J=S; R≤V≤Q
Conclusions:
2. Answer: A I. X>V (X>J=S<B<V) ->False
Q=H≤F<N>L; T≤L>J≥C=I II. Q>J (Q≥V>B>S=J) ->True
Conclusions:
I. I<N (N>L>J≥C=I) ->True 5. Answer: D
II. T>Q (T≤L<N>F≥H=Q) ->False D>L≥E=O; Q>P≥E>S; Y=I>P
Conclusions:
3. Answer: B I. Y≥S (Y=I>P≥E>S) ->False
E<A>Q≥S=O; W≥Y>A<K<M II. Q<D (D>L≥E≤P<Q) ->False
Conclusions:
Directions (6-8): • E has more than C but doesn’t have the

6. Answer: D highest number of toffees.
7. Answer: C • The person who has the second lowest
8. Answer: E number of toffee has 175 toffees and the
• R earns more than S and V. person who has the third highest number
• T earns less than V but more than P. of toffees has 350 toffees.
• Q earns more than T but less than R and B>E>C (350)>F>D (175)>A
S. B>E>C (350)>F>D (175)>A
I. R>S>Q>V>T>P The sum of the toffees with D and A is 325 -
II. R>S>V>Q>T>P >175+A=325 A=325-175=150
III. R>V>S>Q>T>P A=150
• U earns less than Q but more than V. The difference between the toffees with C and A -
• The person who earns the third highest >350-150=200
amount is Rs. 90,000.
R>S>Q (90000)>U>V>T>P 11. Answer: A
R>S>Q (90000)>U>V>T>P Given series:
The sum of amount earned by Q and S is Rs. WOL MEK YBJ NCS QFA
185000 ->90000+S=185000 ->S=95000 OWL EMK BYJ CNS FQA
S=95000
R>S (95000)>Q (90000)>U>V>T>P 12. Answer: E
Then the possible amount earned by R is Rs. Given series:
100000 WOL MEK YBJ NCS QFA
LOW EKM BJY CNS AFQ
Directions (9-10): AFQ BJY CNS EKM LOW
9. Answer: D
10. Answer: C 13. Answer: B
• C has more than A and F. Given series:
• D has less than F. WOL MEK YBJ NCS QFA
I. C>A>F>D VPK LFJ XAI MBR PEB
II. C>F>D>A
III. C>F>A>D 14. Answer: D
• D has more than A but less than B, who Given series:
has more than C. WOL MEK YBJ NCS QFA
MEK NCS QFA WOL YBJ
15. Answer: C
Given series:
WOL MEK YBJ NCS QFA
LOW KEM JBY SCN AFQ
Directions (16-18): Directions (19-20):

16. Answer: C (Except option c, all the persons 19. Answer: C
are married) 20. Answer: E
17. Answer: E
18. Answer: B
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IBPS RRB Clerk Prelim s M em ory Based Paper Based On 7 t h Aug 2022-4 t h shift
Directions (1-5): Study the following information e) RN

carefully and answer the questions given bel ow.
Seven persons – L, M, N, O, P, Q and R are 4. Who among the following person sits second to
sitting around a circular table facing the centre, the left of O?
but not necessarily in the same order. a) R
Q sits second to the right of L. Only two persons b) The one who sits second to the left of Q
sit between Q and M(either from left or right). P c) M
sits immediate left of M. Only one person sits d) Q
between P and O(either from left or right). R sits e) The one who sits immediate right of N
second to the right of O.
1. Who among the following pers on sits third to 5. Which of the following statement is true with
the right of N ? respect to the final arrangement?
a) R a) Only one person sits between P and R when
b) O counted from the right of R
c) L b) Q sits fourth to the left of L
d) M c) O sits immediate left of L.
e) P d) P sits second to the left of N
e) Both c and d
2. How many persons sit between R and M, when
counted from the left of R? Directions (6-9): In the given questions, the
a) Three relationship between different elements is shown
b) Four in the statements followed by some conclusions.
c) One Find the conclusion which is definitely true.
d) Two 6. Statement:
e) No one W>X≥H≥I≥L=J>B
3. Four of the following five are alike in a certain Conclusions:
way based on the given arrang ement and thus I. X=L
form a group. Which one of the following does not II. X>J
belong to the group? a) Only conclusion II is true
a) RQ b) Either conclusion I or II is true
b) NM c) Both conclusions I and II are true
c) PO d) Only conclusion I is true
d) ML e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
7. Statement: Directions (10-14): Study the following

U≤T<K<G<V≥Q=P>Z information carefully and answer the questions
Conclusions: given below.
I. V≥U Seven persons - A, B, C, D, E, F and G bought a
II. G>Z thing one after another but not necessarily in the
a) Only conclusion II is true same order.
b) Either conclusion I or II is true Only three persons bought between C and G.
c) Both conclusions I and II are true Only two persons bought between G and E. B
d) Only conclusion I is true bought a thing two persons before E. Only one
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true person bought between E and A. As many
persons bought a thing before A as after F.
8. Statements: 10. How many persons bought a thing after D?
M≥F>C=H<X; A≤HA d) One
a) Only conclusion II is true e) No one
b) Either conclusion I or II is true
c) Both conclusions I and II are true 11. As many persons bought a thing before B as
d) Only conclusion I is true after___.
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true a) D
b) A
9. Statement: c) C
Q<G<Z=N≥E>R≥S<V d) E
Conclusions: e) F
I. Z>S
II. Q<N 12. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
a) Only conclusion II is true way based on the given arrangement and thus
b) Either conclusion I or II is true form a group. Which one of the following does not
c) Both conclusions I and II are true belong to the group?
d) Only conclusion I is true a) FB
e) Neither conclusion I nor II is true b) GD
c) BG
d) EA Directions (16-19): Study the following
e) DC information carefully and answer the questions
given below.
13. Who among the following person bought a LIN HBZ TAN AIY YPU
thing at last? 16. If all the words are arranged in alphabetical
a) The one who bought immediately after C order from the left end, then which of the
b) G following word is second from the right end?
c) F a) LIN
d) B b) AIY
e) The one who bought two persons after G c) YPU
d) TAN
14. Which of the following statement(s) is/are true e) HBZ
with respect to the final arrangement? 17. If the first and the third letters of each word
I. Only two persons bought a thing between B and are interchanged, then how many new words thus
C formed will end with a vowel?
II. No one bought a thing between C and A a) Three
III. F bought a thing immediately before G b) Two
a) Only I c) One
b) Only III d) More than three
c) Only II and III e) None
d) Only I and II
e) All I, II and III 18. If all the consonants are changed to the
immediate previous letter as per the English
15. In a certain code language, “LOTUS” is coded alphabetical series, then how many words will
as “TVUPM” and “SQUARE” is coded as have at least one vowel?
“FSBVRT”, then in the same manner, How a) Three
“EMPTY” will be coded? b) Two
a) ZSQND c) One
b) FSNQU d) Four
c) FUQNI e) Five
d) ZUQNF
e) ZSQNF
19. If the second letter in each word is replaced d) More than four
by “O”, then which of the following is formed a e) None
meaningful word?
a) AIY 22. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
b) HBZ way based on the given arrangement and thus
c) TAN form a group. Which one of the following does not
d) Both b and c belong to the group?
e) None a) LP
Directions (20-24): Study the following b) MQ
information carefully and answer the questions c) NS
given below. d) SQ
Eight boxes - L, M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are kept e) PR
one above another in a single stack, but not
necessarily in the same order. 23. If all the boxes are arranged in alphabetical
Only three boxes are kept between boxes M and order from the top, then how many boxes remain
P. Box P is kept two boxes below box L. Box O is unchanged in their positions?
kept immediately below box L. Only two boxes a) One
are kept between boxes O and R. Only one box is b) Two
kept between boxes S and Q, which is kept three c) Three
boxes below box R. d) Four
20. Which of the following box is kept immediately e) None
below box N?
a) Box O 24. Which of the following statement is true with
b) Box S respect to the final arrangement?
c) The box which is kept two boxes above box M a) Box O is kept immediately above box Q
d) Box P b) Box S and M are not kept adjacent to each
e) The box which is kept immediately above box other
Q c) Only two boxes are kept below box R
d) Box L is kept two boxes above box N
21. How many boxes are kept above box S? e) None of the statements are true
a) One
b) Two Directions (25-28): Study the following statements
c) Three and then decide which of the given concl usions
logically follows from the given statements I. Some jam is not juice
disregarding the commonly known facts. II. Some drinks can be noodles
Only a few papers are line b) Only conclusion II follows
No line is dot c) Either conclusion I or II follows
All dots are paint d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Conclusions: e) Both conclusions I and II follow
I. All paper can never be dot
II. No paint is line 28. Statements:
a) Only conclusion I follows Some chips are bucket
b) Only conclusion II follows Few buckets are cup
c) Either conclusion I or II follows All cups are coffee
d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows Conclusions:
e) Both conclusions I and II follow I. Some chips are not coffee
II. Some Coffee is bucket
Only a few machines are switch b) Only conclusion II follows
At least some switches are wire c) Either conclusion I or II follows
No wire is board d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Conclusions: e) Both conclusions I and II follow
I. All switches can be board
II. Some machines can be wire Directions (29-33): Study the following
a) Only conclusion I follows information carefully and answer the questions
b) Only conclusion II follows given below.
c) Either conclusion I or II follows Seven persons - A, B, C, D, E, F and G are
d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows working in a bank at different designations. The
e) Both conclusions I and II follow designations are in decreasing order such as
General Manager (GM), Assistant General
27. Statements: Manager (AGM), Senior Manager (SM), Manager,
Some drinks are juice Senior Clerk (SCL), Clerk and Office Assistant
No juice is noodles (OA).
Only a few noodles are jam
Conclusions:
Note: General Manager (GM) is the seniormost 32. If all the persons are designated in
designation and Office assistant is the juniormost alphabetical order from senior most to juniormost
designation. designations, then how many persons remain
C is senior to Senior Manager. Only two persons unchanged in their designations?
are designated between C and E. D is a) One
immediately junior to E. Only one person is b) Three
designated between D and B. A is three persons c) Two
junior to B. F is senior to A but junior to G. d) Four
29. Who among the following person is General e) No one
Manager (GM)?
a) C 33. In which of the following designation does C
b) A work?
c) E a) Senior Clerk (SCL)
d) G b) Senior Manager (SM)
e) B c) Clerk
d) Assistant General Manager (AGM)
30. How many persons are senior to F? e) Office Assistant (OA)
a) One
b) Two Directions (34-36): Study the following
c) Three information carefully and answer the questions
d) Four given below.
e) No one A person walks for 5m towards the west to reach
point A. Then he turns to his right and walks for
31. Four of the following five are alike in a certain 6m to reach point B. Then, he turns to his right
way based on the given arrangement and thus and walks for 8m to reach point C and again he
form a group. Which one of the following does not turns to his right and walks for 10m to reach point
belong to the group? D. Finally, he turns to his right and walks for 3m
a) CB to reach point E.
b) GF 34. What is the shortest distance between the
c) EA starting point of the person and poin t D?
d) FE a) 7m
e) ED b) 10m
c) 3m
d) 5m b) Grandmother
e) None of these c) Grandfather
d) Granddaughter
35. If point W is 4m north of point D, then the e) Either b or c
distance between points W and C is equal to
which of the following points? 38. How is R related to H?
a) BC a) Father-in-law
b) AB b) Cousin Brother
c) ED c) Maternal aunt
d) EA d) Mother-in-law
e) None of these e) Cannot be determined
36. Four of the following five are alike in a certain 39. If D is the uncle of H, then how is D related to
way based on the directions of the points in the J?
given arrangement and thus form a group. Which a) Bother
one of the following does not belong to the b) Mother
group? c) Son
a) BE d) Bother -in-law
b) AD e) Cannot be determined
c) CE Directions (37-39):
d) BD
e) AE 40. How many meaningful words can be formed
from the second, third, sixth and seventh letters
Directions (37-39): Study the following of the word “FERVENT” using each le tter only
information carefully and answer the questions once in each word?
given below. a) One
H is the wife of A and daughter of J. K is the b) Two
father of only A and M. M is the sister-in-law of H. c) Three
T is the nephew of M, who is the daughter of R. d) More than three
37. How is J related to T? e) None
a) Grandson

Directions (1-5): After applying the above conditions case-2 gets
1) Answer: B eliminated because there is no possibility to place
2) Answer: D R, hence case-1 shows the final arrangement
3) Answer: A (First person sits second to the left
of second person except option a)
4) Answer: E
5) Answer: C
Final arrangement
6) Answer: B
W>X≥H≥I≥L=J>B
Conclusions:
I. X=L (X≥H≥I≥L) ->False
II. X>J (X≥H≥I≥L=J) ->False
By combining I and II, we have either conclusion I
or II is true
We have,
7) Answer: E
• Q sits second to the right of L.
U≤T<K<G<V≥Q=P>Z
• Only two persons sit between Q and
Conclusions:
M(either from left or right).
I. V≥U (V>G>K>T≥U) ->False
II. G>Z (G<V≥Q=P>Z) ->False
possibilities
8) Answer: A
M≥F>C=H<X; A≤HH=C<F) ->False
Again we have, II. M>A (M≥F>C=H≥A) ->True
• P sits immediate left of M.
• Only one person sits between P and 9) Answer: C
O(either from left or right). Q<G<Z=N≥E>R≥S<V
• R sits second to the right of O. Conclusions:
I. Z>S (Z=N≥E>R≥S) ->True

II. Q<N (N=Z>G>Q) ->True
Directions (10-14):
10) Answer: B
11) Answer: D
12) Answer: C
13) Answer: A
14) Answer: E Again we have,
Final arrangement • B bought a thing two persons before E.
Persons • Only one person bought between E and A.
F
We have, Again we have,

• Only three persons bought between C and • As many persons bought a thing before A
G. as after F.
• Only two persons bought between G and After applying the above condition case-1 gets
E. eliminated because there is no possibility to place
From the above conditions, there are two F, hence case-2 shows the final arrangement.
possibilities
LIN HBZ TAN AIY YPU

LON HOZ TON AOY YOU
Directions (20-24):
20) Answer: C
21) Answer: D
22) Answer: B(Only one box is kept between both
boxes except option b)
23) Answer: A
24) Answer: E
Final arrangement:
Box
15. Answer: D
L
All the letters are coded with its immediate
O
succeeding letter as per the English alphabetical
P
series and written in reverse order.
N
EMPTY
FNQUZ R
ZU QN F S
M
16) Answer: D Q
LIN HBZ TAN AIY YPU
AIY HBZ LIN TAN YPU We have,
• Only three boxes are kept between boxes
17) Answer: C M and P.
LIN HBZ TAN AIY YPU • Box P is kept two boxes below box L.
NIL ZBH NAT YIA UPY From the above conditions, there are two
possibilities
18) Answer: E
LIN HBZ TAN AIY YPU
KIM GAY SAM AIX XOU
19) Answer: C
25) Answer: A
26) Answer: B
Again we have,
• Box O is kept immediately below box L.
• Only two boxes are kept between boxes O
27) Answer: E
and R.
• Only one box is kept between boxes S and
Q, which is kept three boxes below box R.
eliminated because there is no possibility to place
Q, hence case-1 shows the final arrangement
28) Answer: B
Directions (29-33):
29) Answer: D
30) Answer: B
31) Answer: E (Only one person is designated
between both the persons exce pt option e)
32) Answer: A
33) Answer: D
Final arrangement • F is senior to A but junior to G.

Designation Persons After applying the above conditions case-2 gets
General Manager (GM) G eliminated because there is no possibility to place
Assistant General Manager (AGM) C G, hence case-1 shows the final arrangement.
Senior Manager (SM) F Case-1 Case-2
Manager B Designation Persons Persons

General Manager (GM) G C
Senior Clerk E
Assistant General Manager C F
Clerk D
(AGM)
Office Assistant A
Senior Manager (SM) F B
Manager B E
We have,
Senior Clerk E D
• C is senior to Senior Manager.
Clerk D A
• Only two persons are designated between
Office Assistant A
C and E.
possibilities
Directions (34-36):
Case-1 Case-2
34) Answer: D
Designation Persons Persons
35) Answer: B
General Manager (GM) C
36) Answer: C (First point is to the northwest of
Assistant General Manager C
second point except option c)
(AGM)
Senior Manager (SM)
Manager E
Senior Clerk E
Clerk
Office Assistant
Again we have,
• D is immediately junior to E.
Directions (37-39):
• Only one person is designated between D
37) Answer: E
and B.
38) Answer: D
• A is three persons junior to B.
39) Answer: E E, R, N and T

Word formed is RENT.
40. Answer: A
Chosen letters
IBPS PO Mains Memory Based Paper Held on 26 th November 2022
Directions (1-5): Study the following information neither in Assam nor in Tripura. B’s age is 47
carefully and answer the questions given below. years, which is 12 years more than E’s age. The
Nine persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I live in sum of the ages of A and G is 74 years and the
three different states- Assam, Tripura and age of A is less than 25 years. A lives with neither
Manipur. Each of them is of different age. Not G nor B. A doesn’t live in Assam. The sum of the
less than two and more than four persons live in ages of B and F is 65 years. H lives with F but not
the same state. lives with A and the age of H is 7 years more than
Note: F. The youngest person doesn’t live with G. D
I. The age of the youngest person is 18 years. doesn’t live with H. The age of I is 16 years more
II. No two persons have the same age. than C’s age. C’s age is 5 years less than G.
III. If it’s said that X and the one whose age is “Y” 1. What is the sum of the ages of the persons
are living in the same state, then it means both of living in Tripura?
them live in the same state but X’s age is not “Y” a) 138 years
G and the one whose age is 64 years are living in b) 104 years
the same state. Both C and E are living in the c) 128 years
same state. C neither lives with G nor lives in d) 135 years
Manipur. B and the one whose age is 58 years e) 125 years
are living in the same state but both of them live
2. Who among the fol lowing person lives in e) D

Assam?
a) C Directions (6-8): Each of the questions below
b) E consists of a question and two statements
c) D numbered I and II given belo w it. You have to
d) G decide whether the data provided in the
e) H statements are sufficient to answer the question.
Read both statements and Give an answer.
3. Which of the following statements is/ are true (A) If the data in statement I alone is sufficient to
based on the given information? answer the question, while the data in statement
a) D lives in Assam only with G II alone is not sufficient to answer the question.
b) The age difference between I and D is 11 (B) If the data in statement II alone is sufficient to
years answer the question, while the data in statement I
c) The sum of the age of the one who lives with H alone is not sufficient to answer the question.
and A is 39 years (C) If the data either in statement I alone or in
d) A lives in Manipur statement II alone is sufficient to answer the
e) All the given statements are true question.
(D) If the data given in both statements I and II
4. E lives in which of the following state? together are not sufficient to answer the question.
a) Tripura (E) If the data in both statements I and II together
b) Manipur are necessary to answer the question.
c) Assam 6. Six persons are sitting in a linear row and
d) Either a or b facing north. Who sits second to the right of C?
e) Either b or c Statement I: A sits second from one of the
extreme ends. Only two persons sit between A
5. Four of the following five are alike in a certain and B. F sits to the immediate left of B. E sits
way based on the given arrangement and thus three places away from F. C sits third to the left of
form a group. Which one of the following does not D.
belong to the group? Statement II: A sits third from one of the extreme
a) C ends. E sits second to the left of A. Only three
b) F persons sit between E and D. C sits third to the
c) I left of D. Only one person sits between F and B.
d) E
7. What is the direction of P with respect to W? “All Are Equal Fires” is coded as “#∞% (?) &∞!
Statement I: Point Q is 5m east of point P and 7m #Ω%”
north of point R. Point T is 4m west of point U and “We Were Born Equal” is coded as “&∏* &©∆
11m north of point S, which is 6m east of point R. #∞% &∏∆”
Point V is 3m south of point U and 5m east of “We All went Peace” is coded as “&©∆ #Ω% &∏$
point W. &∞∆”
Statement II: Point Q is 4m west of point P and “Peace Fires Burn But” is coded as “&∏* &Ω$
3m north of point R. Point W is 2m away from &∞∆ &∞!”
point V. Point S is 8m east of point R and 5m 9) Which among the following comes in the place
south of point T. Point U is 6m west of point T and of (?)?
7m south of point V. a) #Ω%
b) #Ω∆
8. What is the code for the phrase “Up all” in the c) &Ω∆
given code language? d) &∞∆
Statement I: In a certain code language, e) #Ω$
“Arranged school annual day” is coded as “qm wn
eb rv”, “All Students prepared well” is coded as “tc 10) What is the code for “She Wrote Novel” in the
yx uz ia”, “Once all were arranged” is coded as code language?
“eb os pd tc” and “Getting up for school” is coded a) &∏* &©∆ #∞%
as “qm kj hg fh” b) &∞∆ &Ω$ #Ω%
Statement II: In a certain code language, “Headed c) &∞% #Ω% &∞∆
for important work” is coded as “ie ty as df”, d) &∞∆ &∞% &Ω∆
“Different theme concert ready” is coded as “gh jk e) None of these
zn ow” “All set for concert” is coded as “pq ow ie
tu”, and “Set up important theme” is coded as “mq 11) Which of the following word represents “&∞!
as tu zn” &∞∆ #Ω$” in the code
(Note: All the given codes are two letter codes language?
only) a) Gold Share Out
b) Sales Turn Out
Directions (9-11): Study the following information c) Turn over Goods
carefully and answer the below questions. d) Over Share Pet
In a certain code language, e) Sales Share Out
Directions (12-15): Study the following 12) Who among the following person sits second
information carefully and answer the below to the left of the one who faces E?
questions. a) P’s sister-in-law
b) S
The family consists of ten persons- A, B, C, D, E, c)S’s father-in-law
P, Q, R, S and T. They are sitting in two parallel d) E’s Son
rows containing five persons each, in such a way e) Q
that there is an equal distance between adjacent
persons. In row-1 A, B, C, D and E are seated 13) Four of the following five are alike in a certain
and all of them are facing north. In row-2 P, Q, R, way based on the given arrangement and thus
S and T are seated and all of them are facing form a group. Which one of the following does not
south. Each person in row 1 faces exactly one belong to the group?
person in row 2. a) P
A sits second from one of the extreme ends of the b) Q’s father
row. Only one person sits between A and the one c) T’s granddaughter
who faces A’s son. Only two persons sit between d) B
B and A’s sister-in-law who doesn’t sit at the end e) C’s nephew
of the row. B is the spouse of E and has only two
children. P and C are the unmarried persons in 14) Which of the following statement(s) is/are true
the family. Only one of the children of A is based on the given information?
married. A’s only daughter-in-law sits second to I) D sits second to the right of R’s mother-in-law
the left of the P but doesn’t sit at the end of the II) Only one person sits between S and D’s father
row. Only two persons sit between P and Q who III) A sits immediate right of P’s mother
sits to the right of A’s spouse. C sits immediate IV) T sits third to the right of E’s Son-in-law
left of the one who faces A’s spouse. Only one of a) Only I is true
the children of E is married. Only one person sits b) Only I and IV are true
between the one who faces C and A’ father-in- c) Only I and II are true
law. S sits second to the right of the one who d) Only I, II and IV are true
faces A’s daughter. E doesn’t sit at the end of the e) All are true
row. Only three persons sit between R and the
one who faces A’s father. P is the only son of A’s 15) If P is related to D and Q is related to A in a
mother. certain way, then in the same way who among
the following person i s related to C?
a) A’s father-in-law teaches Telugu lives below A but not on the

b) S bottommost floor. Only four persons live between
c) R’s daughter the one who teaches Telugu and C. No one lives
d) R between F and C. D lives on one of the floors
e) C’s brother-in-law below E but above J.
16) How many persons live between H and the
Directions (16-19): Study the following one who teaches Telugu?
information carefully and answer the questions a) One
given below. b) Four
Nine persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, and J live c) Two
on nine different floors of a nine storey building d) Three
where the lowermost floor is numbered one and e) Five
the floor immediately above it is numbered two 17) Four of the following five are alike in a certain
and so on. They teach different subjects viz., way based on the given arrangement and thus
Assamese, Bengali, Kannada, Gujarati, Telugu, form a group. Which one of the following does not
Hindi, Odia, English and Sanskrit. belong to the group?
Only two persons live below G. Only one person a) F
lives between G and the one who teaches b) The one who teaches Sanskrit
Sanskrit. As many persons live above the one c) H
who teaches Sanskrit as below A. Only two d) J
persons live between A and the one who teaches e) The one who teaches Hindi
Hindi who lives below A. Only three persons live
between B and the one who teaches Hindi. As 18) Which of the following statement is true as
many persons live above B as below the one who per the given arrangement?
teaches English. Only two persons live between a) C lives immediately above the one who
the one who teaches English and the one who teaches Assamese
teaches Gujarati. The one who teaches Gujarati b) No one lives between A and H
lives immediately above the one who teaches c) G lives two floors above the one who teaches
Odia. The one who teaches Bengali lives on an Kannada
even numbered floor and lives immediately below d) H teaches Odia
the one who teaches Assamese. Only one person e) E lives on the fifth floor
lives between the one who teaches Assamese
and H who doesn’t teach Sanskrit. The one who
19) Who among the following person teaches e) Only conclusion I is true
Sanskrit?
a) C 21) Statements:
b) The one who lives immediately above E K % C * B # L; A & Z @ B; C % Q * H
c) F Conclusions:
d) J I) A @ C
e) The one who lives immediately below G II) L % H
III) C # A
Directions (20-21): In the given questions, certain IV) A % K
symbols have been used to indicate the a) Both conclusions I and III are true
relationships between different elements in the b) Either conclusions I or III and IV is true
statements followed by some conclusions as c) Only conclusion III is true
follows. Find the conclusion(s ) which is/are d) Either conclusion I or III is true
definitely true. e) Only conclusion I is true
“A & B” means “A is not smaller than B”
“A * B” means “A is not greater than B” Directions (22-24): Study the following
“A @ B” means “A is neither greater than nor information carefully and answer the questions
smaller than B” given below.
“A % B” means “A is neither smaller than nor There are two buses i.e. bus P and bus Q starts
equal to B” travelling from a common depot. Both the buses
“A # B” means “A is neither greater than nor equal travel to five stoppages each.
to B” Bus P travels for 8m towards the south direction
20) Statements: from the depot to reach stoppage 1.Then turns
R & M @ P % Q; T # P & S; Y * J # M towards the left and travels for 6m to reach
Conclusions: stoppage 2. Then from stoppage 2 again turns
I) S * R towards the left and travels for 13m to reach
II) Q # Y stoppage 3. Then turns towards the left and
III) T % J travels for 10m to reach stoppage 4. Then finally
IV) R &T bus P turns towards the right from stoppage 4
a) Both conclusions I and III are true and travels for 5m to reach stoppage 5.
b) Only conclusion IV is true Bus Q travels for 10m towards the east direction
c) Only conclusion III is true from the depot to reach stoppage 6. Stoppage 8
d) All conclusions I, II and IV are true is 11m east of stoppage 7. Stoppage 10 is 12m
west of stoppage 9 which is 18m south of d) Stoppage 4

stoppage 8. Stoppage 7 is east of stoppage 5 and e) Stoppage 5, 7 and 8
north of stoppage 6.
These stoppages are assigned different names 24) What is the direction of stoppage 6 with
according to the below given conditions: respect to stoppage 5?
If the distance between the consecutive a) South-east
stoppages reached by bus is a prime number, b) South-west
then W is named to the first stoppage reached by c) North-west
bus. d) North-east
If the stoppage is in the northwest or southwest e) South
direction from the depot, then the stoppage is
named as “X”. Directions (25-28): Study the following
If the stoppage is in the northeast or southeast information carefully and answer the questions
direction from the depot, then the stoppage is given below.
named as “Y”. 21 persons are working in a company in different
If the distance between the stoppage and the designations such as Executive director (ED),
depot is an even number (calculate as total Deputy General Manager (DGM), Assistant
distance), then the stoppage is named as “Z”. General Manager (AGM), Manager, Assistant
22) Which of the following stoppages are Manager (AM) and Clerk, where Executive
assigned maximum names? director (ED) is the senior most designation and
a) Stoppages 5 and 6 Clerk is the junior most designation.
b) Stoppages 8 and 1 Note I: The number of persons working in each
c) Stoppages 2 and 7 designation is one less than the number of
d) Stoppages 4 and 3 persons working in their immediate junior
e) Stoppages 9 and 2 designation.
Note II: If “a” works with “b” means both a and b
23) If bus R travels for 10m towards the north are working in the same designation.
from the depot to reach stoppage 11, then which N is senior to Assistant Manager. Both E and Q
of the following stoppages falls in the straight line are working with N. The number of designations
of stoppage 11? higher than Q is the same as the number of
a) Stoppage 5 and 4 designations lower than V. F is senior to V. Even
b) Stoppage 3 and 1 numbers of persons are working in H’s
c) Stoppage 9 and 10 designation. U is senior to I but junior to H. Both
U and R are working in the same designation. R the head of the Marketing and legal department
doesn’t work with V. YCZ are working in the same as per alphabetical series respectively.
designation. M is immediately senior to C and is 25. Who among the following person is the head
not working with H. As many persons senior to B of the Legal department?
as junior to O. P is immediately senior to B. G is a) S
senior to M but junior to S. Odd number of b) V
persons are working in G’s designation. W is c) W
senior to X but junior to L. L does not work as a d) X
Manager. S is not Deputy General Manager. e) L
All the persons except the persons senior to
Assistant General Manager (AGM) are 26. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
transferred to three departments viz. Marketing, way based on the given arrangement and thus
Legal and HR as per the following conditions: form a group. Which one of the following does not
I. The persons whose name starts with the letter belong to the group?
which comes before “M” and also works with the a) V-N
persons whose name starts with a vowel which b) M-I
comes before “M” as per alphabetical order are c) S-G
transferred to marketing department. d) O-E
II. The persons whose name starts with the letter e) R-C
which comes after “M” and also even number of
persons works along with the person whose 27. What is the difference between the number of
name starts with the letter which comes after “M” persons in the Marketing and HR department?
as per alphabetical series are transferred to Legal a) 3
department. b) 6
III. All the remaining persons are transferred to c) 5
HR department. d) 4
The person senior to Assistant general Manager e) 1
(AGM) is assigned to head of the three 28. How many persons work with H before the
departments as per the condition given below. transfer?
The person who is executive director is the head a) Four
of the HR department and the persons who is the b) Five
Deputy General Manager (DGM) is assigned to c) None
d) Three
e) Two five of them are facing the centre and five of them
are facing away from the centre. No two
Directions (29-30): Study the following consecutive alphabetically named persons are
information carefully and answer the questions sitting adjacent to each other.
given below. C sits second to the right of A. Three persons sit
between C and M. C sits third to the right of L,
“A#B” Means “A is the father of B” who sits second to the right of B. Both D and P
“A%B” Means “A is the husband of B” are immediate neighbours. D faces away from the
“A&B” Means “A is the Mother of B” centre. Both P and L are facing the same
“A@B” Means “A is the sister of B” direction. N sits second to the right of E.
“A*B” Means “A is the Brother of B” Immediate neighbours of E are facing the same
“A$B” Means “A is the Daughter of B” direction. Both P and A are facing the opposite
29. In which of the following expression shows G direction. Immediate neighbours of B are facing
is the daughter-in-law of H? the opposite direction. N faces the same direction
a) H%W&T*R$G as O.
b) S@F%H&Y@G 31. Who among the following person sits third to
c) G&I$K*H$W the right of O?
d) S%M$H&C%G a) The one who sits second to the right of N
e) T#V%G@J*H b) B
c) L
30. In the given expression, Q@T%B&N; d) The one who sits immediate right of C
V%Q&J*H, then how is N related to H? e) M
a) Sister
b) Maternal uncle 32. How many persons sit between P and M,
c) Cousin when counted from the left of P?
d) Niece a) Three
e) Mother b) Five
c) Two
Directions (31-33): Study the following d) One
information carefully and answer the questions e) Four
given below.
Ten persons - A, B, C, D, E, L, M, N, O and P are 33) Four of the following five are alike in a certain
sitting around a circular table in such a way that way based on the given arrangement and thus
form a group. Which one of the following does not More than eighty days are between the months in
belong to the group? which N and the one who travelled to Chile.
a)C 34. How many persons travelled between the one
b)D who travelled to Austria and N?
c)L a) No one
d)M b) One
e)E c) Two
d) Three
Directions (34-37): Study the following e) Four
given below 35. Who among the following persons travelled
Six persons - I, J, K, L, M and N travelled to two months after I?
different countries on any of the months and a) No one
dates of the year 2022. They travelled to different b) L
countries-Austria, Fiji, Canada, France, Chile and c) The one who travelled to Chile
Haiti, but not necessarily in the same order. Not d) K
more than two persons travelled in the same e) The one who travelled to Fiji
month.
L travelled on 17th of the month which has an 36. Which of the following combination is true?
even number of days but before august. Twenty- a) August 25- M-Haiti
four days are there between L and the one who b) May 21-J-Canada
travelled to France, who was not travelled in c) June 17-L-Chile
March. M travelled three months after the one d) March 31-N-Fiji
who travelled to France. K travelled nineteen e) September 12-K-France
days after M, who travelled on 25 th of the month.
The one who travelled to Canada travelled on 8 th 37. J travelled in which of the following month?
of the month and three months before K. Only two a) March
months are there between the one who travelled b) April
to Canada and Fiji, who travelled on 31 st of the c) July
month. Only three months are there between the d) September
one who travelled to Haiti and I. The one who e) June
travelled to Austria travelled immediately after J.
38. Statement: Adults should be careful about C.it is worth the gamble to ask for large
consuming alcohol in front of children. Children donations.
have an impressionable mind and will grow up D.fund-raisers often think that donors are
thinking that consuming alcohol is healthy. incapable of giving much.
Alcohol has known negative health effects and to E.none of the above
protect the health and wellbeing of children,
adults drinking in front of children should be 40. Statement : In humans, ingested protein is
penalized. broken down into amino acids, all of which must
Which of the following assumptions, if true, compete to enter the brain. Subsequent ingestion
weakens the given statement ? of sugars leads to the production of insulin, a
A.Alcohol consumption is harmful, but you cannot hormone that breaks down the sugars and also
stop adults from drinking. rids the bloodstream of residual amino acids,
B.It is not practical to stop adults from drinking in except for tryptophan. Tryptophan then slips into
front of children. This means that parents have to the brain uncontested and is transformed into the
go outside the house to drink. chemical serotonin, increasing the brain’s
C.Adults and parents should be educated about serotonin level. Thus, sugars can play a major
their duties. role in mood elevation, helping one to feel relaxed
D.The act of adults drinking in front of children and anxiety-free.
may be wrong, but they cannot be penalized as Which one of the following is the course of action
this will infringe on their freedom. on which the statement depends?
E.none of the above A.Elevation of mood and freedom from anxiety
require increasing the level of serotonin in the
39. Statement : Donors are almost never brain.
offended by being asked for too much (in fact, B.Failure to consume foods rich in sugars results
they are usually flattered.) And if you ask for too in anxiety and a lowering of mood
much, our donor can always suggest a smaller C.Serotonin can be produced naturally only if
amount. On the other hand, donors are frequently tryptophan is present in the bloodstream.
offended by being asked for too little. A common D.Increasing the level of serotonin in the brain
reaction is, “So, that’s all they think I’m worth.” promotes relaxation and freedom from anxiety.
The above statement concludes that ? E.The consumption of protein-rich foods results in
A.donors are usually never asked for enough. anxiety and a lowering of mood.
B.a good fund-raiser will value the worth of the
donor.
41. Statement: In a team a leader’s role is to B.Every naturalist working in the White rhino’s
provide guidance and time to learn tactful natural habitat has looked systematically for
approaches when stating challenges. Leadership evidence of the rhino’s survival.
also needs to learn to navigate the pitfalls of C.The White rhino did not move and adapt to a
being challenged. Ego is a huge blind spot for all different region in response to the loss of habitat.
of us and it can be uncomfortable the first time D.Those who have reported sightings of the
someone calls us out on an oversight. White rhino are not experienced naturalists or
Assumption I: The team members always tend to foresters.
make oversights which are constantly corrected E.none of the above
by the leader of that particular team.
Assumption II: Ego is the conditioning of how we 43. Statement I:The government has decided to
observe ourselves from the viewpoint of others. make all the information related to primary
A.If only assumption I is implicit. education available to the general public.Primary
B.If only assumption II is implicit. education is typically the first stage of formal
C.If either assumption I or assumption II is education, coming after preschool and before
implicit. secondary school.
D.If neither of the assumptions are implicit. Statement II:In the past, the general public did not
E.If both the assumptions are implicit. have access to all these information related to
primary education.Primary education takes place
42. Statement : Forester -- The recent claims that in primary school, the elementary school or first
the White rhino is not extinct are false. The White and middle school depending on the location.
rhino’s natural habitat was taken over by A.Statement I is the cause and statement II is its
deforestation, resulting in the animal’s systematic effect
elimination from the area. Since then naturalists B.Statement II is the cause and statement I is its
working in the region have discovered no hard effect
evidence of its survival, such as carcasses or C.Both the statements I and II are independent
tracks. In spite of alleged sightings of the animal, causes
the White rhino no longer exists. D.Both the statements I and II are effects of
Which one of the following is the conclusion on independent causes
which the forester’s statement depends? E.Both the statements I and II are effects of some
A.Deforestation drove the last White rhinos to common cause
starvation by chasing them from their natural
habitat. 44. Statements:
I. Despite the fact that the lack of power in C.Either conclusion I or II follows
schools is taken note of by the Parliamentary D.Neither conclusion II nor conclusion II follows
Standing Committee which operates its own E.Both conclusions I and conclusion II follow
schemes and sponsors several school education
programmes, India has not yet electrified a 45) Statement: The violent protests all around the
significant number of government schools. city led to the destruction of many landmark
II. According to data, only 56.45% of government properties and forced the mayor to declare a
schools had electricity and 56.98% a playground, curfew and grant a meeting to negotiate the
while almost 40% lacked a boundary wall. demands of the protestors.
Conclusions: Courses of action:
I. The tardy progress on such important facilities, I) The demands of the protestors should be
in spite of the projects having been sanctioned, accepted in order to stop the destruction.
shows the low priority that school education is II) All the protestors should be arrested and the
being accorded. landmarks should be rebuilt.
II. The government-run school sector needs a III) A law should be passed prohibiting people
fund infusion and a public school system that from protesting.
guarantees universal access, good learning and A.Only I follows.
all facilities has to be among the highest national B.Only III follows.
priorities. C.Both I and II follow.
A.Only conclusion I follows D.None of the above follow.
B.Only conclusion II follows E.All of the above follow.
Directions (1-5):
1) Answer: B
2) Answer: E
3) Answer: C
4) Answer: A
5) Answer: D ((In the given option, the age of all the persons is even, except in option d)
Final arrangement
Assam Tripura Manipur
F-18, H-25 C-48, E-35, A-21 G-53, I-64, B-47, D-58
We have,
• G and the one whose age is 64 years are living in the same state.
• Both C and E are living in the same state.
• C neither lives with G nor lives in Manipur.
From the above conditions, there are four possibilities
Case 1 G, 64 C, E
Case 2 C, E G, 64
Case-3 C, E G, 64
Case-4 C, E G, 64
Again, we have
• B and the one whose age is 58 years are living in the same state but both of them lives neither in
Assam nor in Tripura.
• B’s age is 47 years, which is 12 years more than E’s age.
• The sum of the ages of A and G is 74 years and the age of A is less than 25 years.
• A lives with neither G nor B.
• A doesn’t live in Assam.
• The sum of the ages of B and F is 65 years.
• H lives with F but not with A and the age of H is 7 years more than F.
• The youngest person doesn’t live with G.
In case-3 and case-4 there is no possibility to place G’s age as 58 years because the sum of ages of A
and G is 74 if G’s age is 58 then A’s age must be 16 years. But it is given that the age of the youngest
person is 18 years.
After applying the above conditions case-2 and case -4 get eliminated because A doesn’t live in Assam in
case 2. And in case-4 less than two persons live in the same state.
Case 1 G, 64 C, E-35, A B-47, 58, F-18, H-25
Case 2 C, E-35, A G, 64 B-47, 58
Case-3 F-18, H-25 C, E-35, A G, 64, B-47, 58
Case-4 C, E-35, H-25, A G, 64, B-47, 58
F-18
Again, we have
• D doesn’t live with H.
• The age of I is 16 years more than C’s age.
• C’s age is 5 years less than G.
After applying the above conditions case-1 gets eliminated because the sum of the ages of A and G is 74 if
G’s age is 47 then A’s age is 27 which is more than 25, hence case-3 shows the final arrangement.
Case 1 G-47, D-64 C-42, E-35, A-27 B-47, I-58, F-18, H-25
Case-3 F-18, H-25 C-48, E-35, A-21 G-53, I-64, B-47, D-58
6. Answer: D
Data in both statements I and II are not sufficient to answer the question.
7. Answer: A
Data in statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question.
8. Answer: B
Data in statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Statement I:
Arranged eb Students/ Well/ yz/uz/ia
Prepared
School qm Getting/up/for kj/hg/fh
Annual/day wn/rv Once/were os/pd
All tc
Statement II:
Headed/work ty/df Theme zn
For ie Concert ow
Important as All pq
Different/ready gh/jk Set tu
Up mq
Direction (9-11):
9) Answer: B
10) Answer: D
11) Answer: E
The logic of the coded language is,
The logic for the first code for each word is based on the starting letter of each word,
If a word starts with a vowel then the first code of the word is “#”
If a word starts with a consonant then the first code of the word is “&”
The logic for the second code for each word is based on the number of letters in each word,
If a word has two letters then the second code of the word is “©”
If a word has three letters then the second code of the word is “Ω”
If a word has four letters then the second code of the word is “∏”
If a word has five letters then the second code of the word is “∞”
The logic for the third code for each word is based on the last letter of the each
word,
If the last letter of the word is “T” then the third code of the word is “$”
If the last letter of the word is “L” then the third code of the word is “%”
If the last letter of the word is “S” then the third code of the word is “!”
If the last letter of the word is “E” then the third code of the word is “∆”
If the last letter of the word is “N” then the third code of the word is “*”
Directions(12-15):
12) Answer: C
13) Answer: E (All the persons are sitting in the corner of the row except “C’s nephew”)
14) Answer: D
15) Answer: A
Final arrangement:
We have,
• A sits second from one of the extreme ends of the row.
• Only one person sits between A and the one who faces A’s son.
• Only two persons sit between B and A’s sister-in-law who doesn’t sit at the end of the row.
• B is the spouse of E and has only two children.
• P and C are the unmarried persons in the family.
• Only one of the children of A is married.
• A’s only daughter-in-law sits second to the left of the P but doesn’t sit at the end of the row.
• Only two persons sit between P and Q who sits to the right of A’s spouse.
From the above condition, there are two possibilities
Again, we have
• C sits immediate left of the one who faces A’s spouse.
• Only one of the children of E is married.
• Only one person sits between the one who faces C and A’ father-in-law.
• S sits second to the right of the one who faces A’s daughter.
• E doesn’t sit at the end of the row.
• Only three persons sit between R and the one who faces A’s father.
• P is the only son of A’s mother.
From the above condition, Case 2 gets eliminated. Case 1 shows the final arrangement.
Directions (16-19):
16) Answer: D
17) Answer: E (All the persons are living on an odd numbered floor except the person who teaches Hindi)
18) Answer: C
19) Answer: B
Final arrangement
Floors Persons Language
9 F Assamese
8 C Bengali
7 H Gujarati
6 B Odia
5 A Sanskrit
4 E English
3 G Telugu
2 D Hindi
1 J Kannada
We have,
• Only two persons live below G
• Only one person lives between G and the one who teaches Sanskrit
• As many persons live above the one who teaches Sanskrit as below A
• Only two persons live between A and the one who teaches Hindi
• The one who teaches Hindi lives below A.
• Only three persons live between B and the one who teaches Hindi.
• As many persons live above B as below the one who teaches English.
From the above condition, there are two possibilities.
Case1 Case2
Floors Persons Language Persons Language
9 A
8 English
7
6 Hindi B
5 A Sanskrit
4 English
3 G G
2 B Hindi
1 Sanskrit
Again we have,
• Only two persons live between the one who teaches English and the one who teaches Gujarati.
• The one who teaches Gujarati lives immediately above the one who teaches Odia
• The one who teaches Bengali lives on an even numbered floor.
• The one who teaches Bengali lives immediately below the one who teaches Assamese.
• Only one person lives between the one who teaches Assamese and H.
• H doesn’t teach Sanskrit.
Case1 Case2
9 A Assamese
8 English Bengali
7 H Gujarati
6 Hindi B Odia
5 H Gujarati A Sanskrit
4 Odia English
3 G Assamese G
2 B Bengali Hindi
1 Sanskrit
Again we have,
• The one who teaches Telugu lives below A but not on the bottommost floor.
• Only four persons live between the one who teaches Telugu and C.
• No one lives between F and C.
• D lives on one of the floors below E but above J.
From the above condition, Case 1 gets eliminated because we cannot place C. Hence Case 2 shows the
final arrangement.
Case1 Case2
9 A F Assamese
8 English C Bengali
7 Telugu H Gujarati
6 Hindi B Odia
5 H Gujarati A Sanskrit
4 Odia E English
3 G Assamese G Telugu
2 B Bengali D Hindi
1 Sanskrit J Kannada
20) Answer: E
Solution
& * @ % #
> < = > <
Statements:
R > M = P > Q; T S; Y < J < M
Conclusions:
I) S * R→S < R→ (R > M = P > S) True
II) Q # Y→Q < Y→ (Q J > Y) False
III)T % J→T > J → (T J) False
IV)R & T→R > T→ (R > M = P > T) False
So, Answer is Only conclusion I is true
21) Answer: D
Solution:
& * @ % #
> < = > <
Statements:
K > C Z = B; C > Q < H
Conclusions:
I) A @ C →A = C →(A > Z = B > C) False

II) L % H →L > H →(L > B > C > Q < H) False
III) C # A →C < A → (C K→(A > Z = B > C < K) False
By combining conclusions, I and III, either conclusion I or III is true
Directions (22-24):
22) Answer: C
23) Answer: E
24) Answer: A
Directions (25-28):
25) Answer: E
26) Answer: C (First person is immediately senior to the second person in all options except c)
27) Answer: B
28) Answer: D
Final arrangement
Designation Person
Executive director (ED) S
Deputy General Manager (DGM) FL
Assistant General Manager (AGM) VOG

Manager NEQH
Assistant Manager (AM) WRMPU
Clerk YCIBXZ
DEPARTMENT HEAD PERSONS

Marketing F HCB
Legal L VOWRPU
HR S GNEQMYIXZ
We have,
• N is senior to Assistant Manager.

• Both E and Q are working with N.
• The number of designations higher than Q is the same as the number of designations lower than V.
• F is senior to V.
Case-1 Case-2 Case-1a Case-2a
Designation Person Person Person Person
Executive director (ED) F F
Deputy General Manager (DGM) F F
Assistant General Manager (AGM) V NEQ V NEQ
Manager NEQ V NEQ V
Assistant Manager (AM)
Clerk
Again we have,
• Even numbers of persons are working in H’s designation.
• U is senior to I but junior to H.
• Both U and R are working in the same designation.
• R doesn’t work with V.
• YCZ are working in the same designation.
• M is immediately senior to C and is not working with H.

• As many persons senior to B as junior to O.
• P is immediately senior to B.
• G is senior to M but junior to S.
• Odd numbers of persons are working in G’s designation.
• W is senior to X but junior to L.
• L does not work as a Manager
• S is not Deputy General Manager.
After applying the above conditions case-2, Case-1a and case-2a get eliminated, hence case-1 shows the
final arrangement.
Case-1 Case-2 Case-1a Case-2a
Designation Person Person Person Person
Executive director (ED) S S F F
Deputy General Manager (DGM) FL FH HS G
Assistant General Manager (AGM) VOG NEQ VOL NEQ
Manager NEQH VG NEQG V
Assistant Manager (AM) URWMP URM URMW URM
Clerk IYCZBX IYCZB IYCZB IYCZ
All the persons except the persons senior to Assistant General Manager (AGM) are transferred to three
department viz. Marketing, Legal and HR as per the following conditions:
I. The persons whose name starts with the letter which comes before “M” and also works with the persons
whose name starts with a vowel which comes before “M” as per alphabetical order are transferred to
marketing department.
From the above condition the persons whose name starts with the letter which comes before “M” and also
works with the persons whose name starts with a vowel which comes before “M” as per alphabetical order
are H, C and B are transferred to Marketing department.
II. The persons whose name starts with the letter which comes after “M” and also even number of persons
works along with the person whose name starts with the letter which comes after “M” as per alphabetical
series are transferred to Legal department.
From the above condition the persons whose name starts with the letter which comes after “M” and also
even number of persons work along with the person whose name starts with the letter which comes after
“M” as per alphabetical series are V, O, W, R, P and U are transferred to Legal department.
The remaining persons G, N, E, Q, M, Y, I, X and Z are transferred to HR department.
S is the executive director and F and L are Deputy General Manager (DGM)
S is the head for HR department and F and L is assigned to the head of the Marketing and legal
department as per alphabetical series respectively.
DEPARTMENT HEAD PERSONS
Marketing F HCB
Legal L VOWRPU
HR S GNEQMYIXZ
29) Answer: D
30) Answer: C
Directions (31-33):
31) Answer: D
32) Answer: E
33) Answer: C( In the given options, all the persons are facing aw ay from the centre, except option c)
Final arrangement
We have,
• C sits second to the right of A.
• Three persons sit between C and M.
• C sits third to the right of L, who sits second to the right of B.
Again, we have
• Both D and P are immediate neighbours.
• D faces away from the centre.
• Both P and L are facing the same direction.
• N sits second to the right of E.
• Immediate neighbours of E are facing the same direction.
• Both P and A are facing the opposite direction.
• Immediate neighbours of B are facing the opposite direction.
• N faces the same direction as O.

After applying the above conditions case-1, case-1a and case-2a gets eliminated because in (case-1) N
and O face the opposite direction and in (case-1a) and (case-2a) if P and L are facing the same direction
then A also facing the same direction but P and A faces opposite direction, hence case-2 shows the final
arrangement.
Directions (34-37)
34. Answer: C
35. Answer: A
36. Answer: D
37. Answer: E
Final arrangement:
Month with date Persons Country
March 31 N Fiji
May 23 I France
June 8 J Canada
June 17 L Austria
August 25 M Chile
September 13 K Haiti
We have,
• L travelled on 17th of the month which has an even number of days but before august.
• Twenty-four days are there between L and the one who travelled to France, who not travelled in
March.
• M travelled three months after the one who travelled to France.
• M travelled on 25th of the month.
From above conditions, we have four possibilities:
Case 1 Case 2
Month with Persons Country Month with Persons Country
date date
January 23 France April 17 L
Feb 17 L May 12 France
April 25 M August 25 M
Case 3 Case 3.a

date date
June 17 L May 23 France
July 12 France June 17 L
October 25 M August 25 M
Again we have,
• K travelled nineteen days after M.
• The one who travelled to Canada travelled on 8 th of the month and three months before K.
• Only two months are there between the one who travelled to Canada and Fiji, who travelled on 31 st
of the month.
Case 1 Case 2
date date
January 23 France March 31 Fiji
Feb 8 Canada April 17 L
Feb 17 L May 12 France
April 25 M June 8 Canada
May 14 K August 25 M
May 31 Fiji Sep 13 K
Case 3 Case 3.a

date date
May 31 Fiji March 31 Fiji
June 17 L May 23 France
July 12 France June 8 Canada
August 8 Canada June 17 L
October 25 M August 25 M
Nov 13 K Sep 13 K
Again we have,
• Only three months are there between the one who travelled to Haiti and I.
• The one who travelled to Austria travelled immediately after J.
• More than eighty days are between the months in which N and the one who travelled to Chile.
While applying the above conditions, case 1, 2 and 3 gets eliminated, because less than 80 days are there
between N and the one who travelled to Chile. Thus, case 3.a gives the final arrangement.
Case 1 Case 2
date date
January 23 I France March 31 Fiji
Feb 8 J Canada April 17 L
Feb 17 L Austria May 12 I France
April 25 M Chile June 8 Canada
May 14 K Haiti August 25 M
May 31 N Fiji Sep 13 K Haiti
Case 3 Case 3.a

date date
May 31 Fiji March 31 N Fiji
June 17 L May 23 I France
July 12 I France June 8 J Canada
August 8 Canada June 17 L Austria

October 25 M August 25 M Chile
Nov 13 K Haiti Sep 13 K Haiti
38. Answer: D
a, b and c do not address the statement and do not weaken it. D weakens it.
39. Answer: C
The conclusion is that potential donor will be flattered by requests for large donations and frequently
offended by requests for small amounts. Therefore, it is worth the gamble to start high. At worse, the
potential donor may decrease his request. Alternatives (a), (b) and (d) are not conclusion made in the
statement.
40. Answer: D
Thisis the correct answer. The author states that after the action of the sugars,more serotonin enters the
brain. The author then concludes that this leads toa mood elevation. Thus, we can conclude a course of
action based on the fact in the statement that serotonin has an effect onthe mood level.
41. Answer: D
If neither of the assumptions is implic it.
Assumption I: The given assumption may be a case but the word ‘always’ makes it definite so it cannot be
an implicit assumption.
Assumptions II: Irrelavent to whats given in the statement
42. Answer: C
If this point was not true and the White rhinos have shifted to another location, then the conclusion will not
hold good. However, if this point was actually true, it would clear any confusion and provide evidence for
the foresters’ view.
43. Answer: B
Statement II is the cause and statement I is its effect .The government must have seen the unawareness
of the people as a strong factor in the primary education programme being not successful. The step
indicated in I must, thus, have been sought for as a remedy for the same.
44. Answer: E
According to the statements, it is understood that the centre and state governments are not giving enough
priority in developing the education system of government-run schools. They need fund infusion and all the
facilities to be provided to government–run schools have to be among the highest national priorities.
Therefore, both the conclusions follow.
45. Answer: D
The demands of the protestors are not mentioned in the statement, therefore course of action I an d II
cannot be determined to be the actions for pursuing. Passing a law that will prohibit people from protesting
is inappropriate because the public has the right to express their demand, it does not specify violent
protests; therefore course of action III also does not follow. Hence, Option d is the correct answer.
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Directions (1-10): Study the following statements All boxes are purse
and then decide which of the given conclusions At least some bags are Kit
logically follow from the given statements No Kit is Pack
disregarding the commonly known facts. Conclusions:
1. Statements: I). Some boxes are Bag
Only a few purses are bag II). All bags can never be Pac
A. Only Conclusion I follow Only a few products are result

B. Either Conclusion I or II follows Some results are conclusion
C. Only Conclusion II follows All conclusions are success
D. Both Conclusions I and II follow Conclusions:
E. Neither Conclusion I nor II follows I). All results can be success
II). Some conclusions are not product
2. Statements: A. Only Conclusion I follow
Only a few NRIs are NRO B. Either Conclusion I or II follows
All NROs are NRE C. Only Conclusion II follows
Some NREs are PIO D. Both Conclusions I and II follow
Conclusions: E. Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
I). Some NREs are not NRI
II). Some NROs are PIO 5. Statements:
A. Only Conclusion I follow Only a few satellites are rocket
B. Either Conclusion I or II follows All rockets are Missile
C. Only Conclusion II follows No Missile is Jet
D. Both Conclusions I and II follow Conclusions:
E. Neither Conclusion I nor II follows I). Some rockets are Missile
II). No rocket is jet
3. Statements: A. Only Conclusion I follow
Only a few festivals are fest B. Either Conclusion I or II follows
No fest is exhibition C. Only Conclusion II follows
All festivals are Carnival D. Both Conclusions I and II follow
Conclusions: E. Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
I). Some festivals are not exhibition
II). Some fests are carnival 6. Statements:
A. Only Conclusion I follow Some Repo rate is Bank rate.
B. Either Conclusion I or II follows Only a few MCLR is CRR.
C. Only Conclusion II follows All SLR is Repo rate.
D. Both Conclusions I and II follow No Bank rate is MCLR.
E. Neither Conclusion I nor II follows Conclusions:
I). Some CRR is not SLR.
4. Statements: II). All Repo rate can be MCLR.
A. Only Conclusion I follow

B. Either Conclusion I or II follows 9. Statements:
C. Only Conclusion II follows Some NEFT is IMPS.
D. Both Conclusions I and II follow Only a few UPI is RTGS.
E. Neither Conclusion I nor II follows All IMPS is UPI.
Only NEFT is Reliable.
7. Statements: Conclusions:
No ATM is Deposit. I). No RTGS is NE FT.
Only Asset is Liability. II). Some NEFT is RTGS.
Some Deposits are Asset. A. Only Conclusion I follow
All Cheques are ATM. B. Either Conclusion I or II follows
Conclusions: C. Only Conclusion II follows
I). No Cheque is Deposit. D. Both Conclusions I and II follow
II). Some Liability can be ATM. E. Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
B. Either Conclusion I or II follows 10. Statements:
C. Only Conclusion II follows No Paytm is Phonepe.
D. Both Conclusions I and II follow Only a few Paytm is Gpay.
E. Neither Conclusion I nor II follows All Phonepe is Wallet.
Some Gpay is Payment.
All Accounts are Demat. I). All Wallets can never be Paytm.
Some Savings are Interest. II). All Payment can be Phonepe.
Only a few Demats are Trade. A. Only Conclusion I follow
No Interest is Account. B. Either Conclusion I or II follows
Conclusions: C. Only Conclusion II follows
I). Some Accounts are not Trade. D. Both Conclusions I and II follow
II). Some Savings are not Demat. E. Neither Conclusion I nor II follows
B. Either Conclusion I or II follows Directions (11-20): In the given questions, the
C. Only Conclusion II follows relationship between different elements is shown
D. Both Conclusions I and II follow in the statements followed by two conclusions.
E. Neither Conclusion I nor II follows Find the conclusion which is defi nitely true.
11. Statement: 14. Statements:

X>T≤U <V=H >P≥S H > M ≤ N; O ≥ M ≥ V; K = V < G
I). H > T I). O > K
II). S < V II). O = K
A. Only I is true A. Only I is true
B. Both I and II are true B. Both I and II are true
C. Neither I nor II is true C. Neither I nor II is true
D. Only II is true D. Only II is true
E. Either I or II is true E. Either I or II is true

P ≤ X ≤ T; B ≥ T ≥ V; X ≤ U < Y E < V ≤ K; Q = V > X; P ≥ Q > S
I). X ≤ B I). K ≥ X
II). Y ≥ P II). P = V

W = K > Z; A ≤ K < T; P ≥ T > Q A ≤ B < C ≤ D; E > F = G ≥ C; I ≥ J ≥ G
I). K ≤ P I). B A

J = K < L ≤ M; U > P ≥ N > L; I ≤ K < Q G ≥ H > I = K < L; N > P ≥ H ≤ Q
I). U > M I). N > L
II). I I ≥ P; Q ≤ R ≤ G and then decide which of the given conclusi ons
Conclusions: logically follow from the given statements
I). Q < K disregarding the commonly known facts.
II). M ≥ E 21. Statements:
A. Only I is true Only a few Profits are Loss.
B. Both I and II are true No Cost price is Selling price.
C. Neither I nor II is true All Losses are Discount.
D. Only II is true Some Selling prices are Profit.
E. Either I or II is true Conclusions:
I). Some Cost prices are not Profit.
19. Statements: II). Some Discounts are Profit.
R > U ≤ T ≤ Y; X ≥ Y = Z ≥ V; S ≤ U ≥ M ≤ W A. Only I follows
Conclusions: B. Only II follows
I). X ≥ R C. Both I and II follow
II). W ≤ V D. Either I or II follows
A. Only I is true E. Neither I nor II follows
B. Both I and II are true
C. Neither I nor II is true 22. Statements:
D. Only II is true All Investments are Interest.
E. Either I or II is true Some SI are CI.
Only a few Interests are SI.
No CI is Amount. B. Only II follows

Conclusions: C. Both I and II follow
I). Some SI may not be Amount. D. Either I or II follows
II). No Interest is CI. E. Neither I nor II follows
A. Only I follows
B. Only II follows 25. Statements:
C. Both I and II follow Some SBI is IBPS.
D. Either I or II follows No RRB is SBI.
E. Neither I nor II follows All TNPSC is TNEB.
Only a few IBPS is TNPSC.
Only Boats are Stream. I). Some TNEB is not IBPS.
Only a few Downstreams are Upstream. II). Some RRB can be TNPSC.
All Speeds are Boats. A. Only I follows
No Speed is Downstream. B. Only II follows
Conclusions: C. Both I and II follow
I). Some Streams are Upstream. D. Either I or II follows
II). No Upstream is Stream. E. Neither I nor II follows
A. Only I follows
B. Only II follows Directions (26-30): Study the following
C. Both I and II follow information carefully and answer the ques tions
D. Either I or II follows given below.
E. Neither I nor II follows In a certain code language,
“Encourage Society Mask Blood” is written as “saf
24. Statements: qes rty wlr”
No Reasoning is Aptitude. “Half Race Protect Society” is written as “zxc sei
Some English is not Reasoning. saf wer”
Some Aptitude is Difficult. “Force Blood Half” is written as “wer nbm rty”
All Reasoning is Easy. “System Encourage Blood Control” is written
Conclusions: as “qes rty sld ajn”
I). No English can be Reasoning. 26. Which of the following word denotes the code
II). Some Easy is not Aptitude. “rty” in the given code language?
A. Only I follows A. Encourage
B. Half B. rty
C. Control C. nbm
D. Blood D. sei
E. Can’t be determined E. Cannot be determined
27. What is the code for the word “Half” in the Directions (31-35): Study the followi ng
given code language? information carefully and answer the questions
A. nbm below.
B. wer 327 491 785 298 536
C. zxc 31. If all the digits are arranged in descending
D. saf order within the number from left to right, then
E. Can’t be determined which of the following is the second highest
number?
28. What is the code for the phrase “System A. 491
Race” in the given code language, if the code for B. 298
“Society Control” is “sld saf”? C. 785
A. Sei ajn D. 536
B. sei nbm E. 327
C. ajn zxc
D. rty ajn 32. If 1 is subtracted from all the digits of the
E. Can’t be determined given numbers, then which of the following is the
smallest number?
29. Which of the following word denotes the code A. 327
“wlr” in the given code language? B. 536
A. Blood C. 298
B. Encourage D. 785
C. Mask E. 491
D. Society
E. Can’t be determined 33. If the third digit of the second lowest number
is multiplied with the second digit of the
30. What is the code for the word “Force” in the second highest number, then what is the
given code language? resultant?
A. wer A. 12
B. 18 A. Seven
C. 21 B. Five
D. 15 C. None
E. 20 D. Four
E. Six
34. If the 2 nd and 3 rd digits of every odd number
and 1st and 3 rd digits of every even number are 37. If the last twenty elements are reversed in the
interchanged, then what is the s um of the given series, then which of the following element
2 nd highest and the 2 nd lowest numbers thus is twenty-fifth from the left end?
formed? A. 9
A. 1171 B. A
B. 1173 C. N
C. 1176 D. ?
D. 1177 E. M
E. 1175
38. How many consonants are immediately
35. If all the digits within the number are arranged followed by a symbol in the given series?
in ascending order from left to right, then how A. Seven
many numbers will get divisible by 2? B. Five
A. None C. Three
B. Two D. Four
C. One E. Six
D. Three
E. More than three 39. What is the sum of the numbers which are
immediately followed by the symbols?
Directions (36-40): Study the following A. 5
information carefully and answer the questions B. 6
given below. C. 4
G@K1#LI4PW!E2U$ JS5%A9N&M D. 3
?O7C^8B6V* E. None of the above
36. How many meaningful words can be formed
using first three letters from both e nds (Using
each letter only once)?
40. Which among the following element is sixth to B. ?

the left of the fourth symbol from the right end in C. S
the given series? D. #
A. 4 E. 5
1. Answer: C 4. Answer: A
Hence, option c is correct Hence, option a is correct
2. Answer: E 5. Answer: D
Hence, option e is correct
3. Answer: D
Hence, option d is correct
6. Answer: E
Hence, option d is correct
11. Answer: B
X>T≤U<V=H>P ≥S
Conclusions:
I. H > T: True (As H = V > U ≥ T)
II. S < V: True (As V = H > P ≥ S)
7. Answer: A
12. Answer: A
P ≤ X ≤ T; B ≥ T ≥ V; X ≤ U < Y
Conclusions:
I. X ≤ B: True (As B ≥ T ≥ X)
II. Y ≥ P: False (As Y > U ≥ X ≥ P)
8. Answer: E
13. Answer: D
W = K > Z; A ≤ K < T; P ≥ T > Q
Conclusions:
I. K ≤ P: False (As K < T ≤ P)
II. W ≥ A: True (As W = K ≥ A)
14. Answer: E
9. Answer: D H > M ≤ N; O ≥ M ≥ V; K = V < G
Conclusions:
I. O > K: False (As O ≥ M ≥ V = K)
II. O = K: False (As O ≥ M ≥ V = K)
15. Answer: C
E < V ≤ K; Q = V > X; P ≥ Q > S
Conclusions:
10. Answer: C I. K ≥ X: False (As K ≥ V > X)
II. P = V: False (As P ≥ Q = V)
16. Answer: C
I). R ≥ L (R ≥ K < Q ≥ P < L) --> True
II). O > L (O ≥ Q ≥ P < L) --> True
17. Answer: B
I). U > M (U > P ≥ N > L ≤ M) --> False
II). I True
24. Answer: C
18. Answer: A
I). Q < K (Q ≤ R ≤ G True
II). M ≥ E (M = N > I > G ≥ E) --> False
19. Answer: E
I). X ≥ R (X ≥ Y ≥ T ≥ U < R) --> False
25. Answer: B
II). W ≤ V (W ≤ M ≤ U ≤ T ≤ Y = Z ≥ V) --> False
20. Answer: D
I). N > L (N > P ≥ H > I = K < L) --> False
II). L ≥ N (N > P ≥ H > I = K < L) --> False
Combining both, either conclusion I or II is true.
Directions (26-30):
21. Answer: B
22. Answer: E
26. Answer: D
23. Answer: B
27. Answ er: B
28. Answer: E
29. Answer: C
30. Answer: C
36. Answer: C
31. Answer: A Letters are G K L V B C
No word can be formed
37. Answer: E
G@K1#LI4PW!E2U$JS5%A9N & M
32. Answer: C
?O7C ^ 8B6V*
G@K1#LI4PW!E2U*V6B8^C7O
?M&N9 A%5 SJ$
33. Answer: C 38. Answer: E

G @K1#LI4PW !E2U$JS5%A9 N &
M ? O7C ^ 8B6V *
39. Answer: B
34. Answer: D
Given series
G@ K1 # LI4PW!E2U$J S5 % A9N&M
?O7C^8B6V*
5+1 = 6
40. Answer: C
35. Answer: B Given series
327 491 785 298 536 G@K1#L I4PW!E2U$J S 5%A9 N&
237 149 578 289 356 M?O7C^8B6V*
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Directions (1-4): Study the following information persons working in L’s designation. U doesn’t
carefully and answer the below questions work with D. Even number of persons working in
21 persons are working in a company in different I’s designation. S works with Q but not with I. F is
designations- Chairman, Director, Manager, junior to Q. C, V and Y are working in the same
Assistant manager, Clerk and Peon, where designation. W is Junior to S.
Chairman is the senior most and Peon is the 1) U works in which of the following designation?
junior most designation. A. Peon
Note: The number of persons workin g in each B. Chairman
designation is one more than the number of C. Clerk
persons working in their immediate higher D. Assistant Manager
designation. If A works with B, then both are E. Director
working in the same desig nation.
Even number of persons is senior to D. Odd 2) Who among the following pair of persons work
number of persons working in Z’s designation. T as a Clerk?
is senior to Z and is not working with D. The A.MU
number of persons senior to T is same as the B.DB
number of persons working in N’s designation. C.YW
Even number of persons working in T’s D.AZ
designation. P, B and K are working in the same E.SD
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in M’s designation. M neither works with Z nor head and the difference between the salary of all
with T. U is immediately senior to A but junior to the managers and the salary of all the Assistant
L and R, who is working senior to Assistant Managers is Rs. 40000, then what is the salary
manager. O is senior to R. Odd number of of the Assistant Manager (per head)?
A.80000 20 years. Only one person is younger than K.

B.20000 The number of persons born before P is the
C.150000 same as the number of persons born after K. M
D.40000 was born adjacent to K. The age difference
E.30000 between L and the one who is the second eldest
person is the same as the age difference
4) Four of the following five are alike in a certain between I and Q where I and Q were born
way based on the given arrangement and thus adjacent to each other. N is elder than O but
form a group. Which one of the following does younger than I. The age of O is the last two digits
not belong to the group? of the birth year of Q. The age difference
A.VY between I and K is the same as the age
B.UK difference between O and J. The age of N is the
C.MQ last two digits of the birth year of J. The age
D.OT difference between M and K is twice the age
E.RC difference between N and O.
5)What is the sum of the ages of N and J?
Direction (5-8): Study the following information A. 58
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Nine persons- I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q were C. 66
born in different years. The ages of each person D. 68
are calculated from the base year 2021. E. 74
Note: If it is given that A’s age is equal to the last
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will be in any sequence. For example: If B is who was born in 1984?
born in 1995, A’s age is equal to the last two A. Four
digits of the birth year of B, then the age of A B. Five
may be either 59 or 95 years. None o f the C. Three
persons was born before 1960 and afte r 2005. D. Two
The age of I is 46 years. Only one person was E. No one
born between I and P. P is two years younger
than L. The age of L is the last two digits of the 7) Q was born in which of the fol lowing year?
birth year of the one who is the second-youngest A. 1964
person. The age difference between K and I is B. 1962
C. 1966 A. Only EZ
D. 1973 B. Only DY
E. 1975 C. Both CY and DZ
D. Both CZ and DY
8) What is the age difference between P and M? E. Only DZ
A. 25
B. 28 10) What is the code for the phrase “Forest
C. 35 security” in the given coded language?
D. 16
E. 10
Directions (9-10): Below questions consist of two

columns. Some statements are given in both
columns. Study the following in formation
A. Only DZ
carefully and decide which of the combination of
B. Both DY and EX
statements is sufficient to answer the question.
C. Only CZ
9) What is the code for the word “More” in the
D. Only EY
given coded language?
E. Both DZ and CY
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Directions (1-4): The number of persons working in each
1) Answer: D designation is one more than the number of
2) Answer: E persons working at the immediate higher
3) Answer: B designation.
4) Answer: E (In the given option, pair of persons There are totally 21 persons, from the above
are working at the same designation, exce pt in note, only one person works as the chairman and
option e) the chairman is the immediate higher designation
Final arrangement: of the director so one more person works as
director i.e. two persons and the same condition
follows till peon.
Chairman-1, Director-2, Manager-3, AM-4, Clerk-
We have,
5 and Peon-6
• Even number of persons is senior to D.
• Odd number of persons working in Z’s
designation.
• T is senior to Z and is not working with D.
• The number of persons senior to T is same
as the number of persons working in N’s
designation.
• Even number of persons working in T’s Again we have,
designation. • P, B and K are working in the same
From the above conditions, there are five designation.
possibilities
• The number of persons senior to K is one

more than the number of persons working
in M’s designation.
• M neither works with Z nor with T.
• U is immediately senior to A but junior to L
Direction (5-8):
and R, who is working senior to Assistant
5) Answer: B
manager.
6) Answer: C
• O is senior to R.
7) Answer: D
• Odd number of persons working in L’s
8) Answer: A
designation.
Final Arrangement
• U doesn’t work with D.
After applying the above conditions case-3, case-
4 and case-5 gets eliminated
Again we have,
• Even number of persons working in I’s
designation.
• S works with Q but not with I.
• F is junior to Q.
• C, V and Y are working in the same
designation.
We have,
• W is Junior to S.
• The age of I is 46 years old.
• Only one person was born between I and
eliminated, hence case-2 shows the final
P.
arrangement
From the above condition, there are two
possibilities.
same as the age difference between I and

Q where I and Q are born adjacent to each
other.
• N is elder than O but younger than I
• The age of O is the last two digits of the
birth year of Q.
• The age difference between I and K is the
Again we have,
same as the age difference between O and
• P is two years younger than L.
J.
• The age of L is the last two digits of the
• The age of N is the last two digits of the
birth year of the one who is the second-
birth year of J.
youngest person.
• The age difference between M and K is
• The age difference between K and I is 20
twice the age difference between N and O.
years.
From the above condition, case1 gets eliminated.
• Only one person is younger than K.
Case1a shows the final arrangement.
• The number of persons born before P is
the same as the number of persons born
after K.
• M was born adjacent to K.
From the above condition, Case2 gets eliminated.
Again we have,
• The age difference between L and the one 9) Answer: C
who is the second eldest person is the We have,

From CY,
From EY,
From DZ,
10) Answer: D
We have,
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