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Set 1
Seven boxes F, J, G, I, K, A and H are kept one above the other but not necessarily in
the same order. They contain different numbers of cups in them. Box I contains 32 cups.
Two boxes are kept between boxes I and H. Box containing 13 cups is placed just below
Box H. Box K contains 5/8 of the number of cups present in Box F. Neither F or J is kept
at top or bottom. Box G contains 13 cups. Box K is above the box containing 51 cups,
which is above box J. One of the boxes contain 29 cups. Two boxes are kept between
Boxes J and F , only one of them is above box I. Two boxes are between the boxes
containing 40 and 81, which is not above the box containing 40 cups. Box A contains
cups which is more than the cups Box F has. The number of boxes between Boxes A and
F is same as between Boxes A and H.

SET 2
Nine persons are sitting in a row such that some of them are facing north and some are
facing south. G sits in the middle of the row and faces north. Not more than three
persons are facing south. H is immediate left to D. E faces south and faces same
direction as B. The one sitting at the end are facing opposite direction. C, who sits next
to G and I are immediate left to each other. Four persons sit between A and E. Two
persons are sitting between E and B, who is right to G.

SET 3
Seven persons J, K, L, M, N, O and P were born in different months viz. January, March,
April, June, July, August and September of the same year, but not necessarily in the
same order. Two persons were born between O and P, who was born in the month
having 30 days. L was born in January. Three persons were born between L and N. J is
younger to M but elder to K. Persons born before J are less than the persons born after
J. N was not born after O.

SET 4
Eight friends A, B, C, D, P, Q, R and S are sitting around a circular table with equal
distance between them but not necessarily in the same order. Four of them are facing
the center while rest face outside (i.e. opposite to center).C sits second to the left of P.
Two persons sit between C and D, who is not an immediate neighbor of P. S and A face
same direction as B. A sits second to the left of C. B is an immediate neighbour of P but
not of C. B is facing outside. S sits third to the right of Q, who is an immediate neighbor
of B. S is not a neighbor of A.

SET 5
Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W are sitting in two rows in such a way that P, Q, R
and S sit in row-1 while T, U, V, W sit in row-2. The persons of both the rows sit
opposite to each other and also, they are facing towards each other. The persons of row-
1 are facing towards north direction while the persons of row-2 are facing towards south
direction. V sits second to the left of T. The one, who faces V is an immediate neighbour
of P, who does not face U. R does not face U and Q does not face T. S is not an
immediate neighbour of R. S does not face T. Q sits to the immediate right of the one,
who faces V.
SET 6
Seven persons lives on seven different floors from top to bottom such as ground floor is
numbered as 1 and top floor is numbered as 7 and they used to buy different items viz.
Blanket, Carpet, Phone, Watch, TV, Mixer and Laptop. The one, who buys Phone, lives
on an even numbered floor but below floor number-5. There are two floors in between
the one, who buys Watch and the one, who buy Phone. Only one person lives in between
the one, who buys Watch and the one, who buys TV. The one, who buy TV lives below
the one, who buys Watch. The one, who buys Blanket lives immediately above the one
who buys Mixer. Only one person lives in between the one, who buys Blanket and the
one, who buys Laptop.

SET 7
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H are sitting around a square table. Four persons are
sitting at the corners of the table while four are sitting at the middle of the side of the
table. The persons sitting at the corner are facing inside while the persons sitting at the
middle of the side of the table are facing outside. A sit second to the right of E. Both C
and F are immediate neighbour of each other. H sits third to the left of D who is an
immediate neighbour of A. F sits diagonally opposite to G. A does not sit opposite to C.

SET 8
Seven persons born in different months January, February, March, April, May, June, July
and they have different ages in multiple of 3. The one, who was born in April has age
equals to the number of Days in that month. The one whose age is 18 years was born in
a month which has even number of days. The one whose age is cube of 3 was born in
that month which has least number of days. The age of the person who was born in
March is equal to the thrice of the difference of the ages of the one who was born in
February and the one who was born in April. The age of the one, who was born in
January has age equal to twice of the 1/6th of the age of the one, who was born in June.
The age of one of the person, who was born in a month before June has age equal to the
sum of the ages of the one, who was born in March and the one, who was born in
February. The age of a person, who was born in a month which has 31 days, less than
40 but greater than the age of the one, who was born in May.

SET 9
Eight persons G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N lives on eight different floors from bottom to top such
as ground floor is numbered as 1 and top floor is numbered as 8. I lives on an even
number floor. Only three persons live between I and J. Only one persons live between N
and K and both live on an odd number floor and both of them live above I. Two persons
live between G and H, who live on even number floor. G does not live on ground floor.
Both M and L lives below G. M does not live on ground floor. N lives above H.

SET 10
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circular table. Four of them
are facing towards the center while four of them are facing away from the center. A sit
third to the left of H. G sits fourth to the right of C, who is an immediate neighbor of H.
B sits second to the right of D. F sits second to the left of G. B is not an immediate
neighbor of A. D is facing away from the center. Both the immediate neighbor of H faces
opposite direction of H. Both A and B are facing same direction with each other.
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SET 1
Eight people A,B,C,D,E,F,G and H were seated in two different rows facing each other.
People seated in row 1 were facing north while people seated in row 2 were facing
south.
A was seated second from the west end of row 1. F was seated in row 1 opposite to the
person seated second to the left of H. B was seated in row 2 opposite to E but not
adjacent to H. C was seated to the immediate left of G.

SET 2
Eight people, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H, are seated in a circular table, facing towards the
centre.
G sits immediate left of A. C sits second to the right of B who sits second to the right of
D. E sits opposite of H. A is adjacent to neither D nor H.

SET 3
Eight persons are sitting around a square table, such that one person sits at each corner
facing inside and one in the middle of each edge facing outside. Z is immediately left to
X, who sits at one of the edges. T is not sitting immediately next to S. V is third to left of
S. W is second to the right of U. Y is sitting at one of the corners. Only one person sits in
between S and Y when counted from the right of Y.

SET 4
Seven people took a flight to Ranchi, but on different days of the week starting from
Monday to Sunday. R went immediately before T but not on Thursday. Three people
went between S and U where S went before U. V went after P but before R. P did not go
on Wednesday. U did not go on Saturday. Only one person went between Q and V where
Q went before V.

SET 4
Eight persons i.e. J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q were born on four different dates i.e. 3rd, 5th,
8th and 10th of two different months i.e. January and April. All information’s are not
necessary in the same order. M was born on an even date of the month which contains 31
days. Three persons were born between M and Q. N was born immediate before or
immediate after Q. Three persons were born between L and N. K was born just before O but
not before L. J was born before P. P was not born just after J.

SET 5
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H orders eight different food items. They travel in
different classes i.e. class I, class II and class III. Not more than three persons travel in a
class. All the given information’s are not necessarily in the same order.
B travels only with the one who orders tea. F does not order tea and sweets and travels in
class III. C travels with D but not in class III. C and D do not order tea and coffee. H orders
Maggie and does not travel with B and C. One of the persons who travel in class I orders
pizza. B and D does not order pizza and pastry. G who orders ice-cream travels with the one
who orders coffee. A who does not order pizza and cake travels with the one who orders
sweets. A does not travel with the B.
SET 6
Seven people A, B, C, D, E, F and G bought a house on 23 rd April but in different years
among 1987, 1990, 1992, 1995, 1999, 2002 and 2007 ( not necessarily in the same
order). Further, it is known that three people bought the house between E and D, where
D bought the house after E. A was the first person to buy the house. G bought the house
immediately before F who bought the house in an even year. B bought the house either
immediately before or immediately after a person whose name and B are consecutive
letters in English alphabet series.

SET 7
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are living on eight different floors of a building.
The floors are numbered from 1 to 8 starting with ground floor numbered as 1, first floor
numbered as 2 and so on. No two persons live on the same floor. G lives on floor
number 7. There are 3 persons living between D and A. E lives between B and C. A does
not live on an even numbered floor. D doesn't live on the ground floor. Neither H nor C
is an immediate neighbour of D. B and C live immediately above and immediately below
the floor of E respectively.

SET 8
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H were seated in a row facing the north. B was
seated 3 rd to the left of A. 3 persons were seated between A and F. E was seated 4 th
to the right of D. B was not neighbouring D. C was seated neighbouring G. 2 persons
were seated between C and D. At least 2 persons were seated to the left of H.

SET 9
Eight people P,Q,R,S,T,U,V and W were seated around a rectangular table facing
towards the centre. There were 3 people seated on each of the longer edge and one
person on each of the shorter edge. S was seated third to the left of Q. V was not seated
adjacent to S. R was seated opposite to T and adjacent to W. U was seated second to
the left of P who was seated on one of the shorter edges. Q was seated on one of the
longer edges and was seated opposite to the person who was seated to the immediate
left of W

SET 10
Seven boxes i.e. A, B, C, D, E, F and G are arranged in a stack such that topmost box is
numbered 7 and lowermost box is numbered 1, but not necessarily in same order. All
seven boxes have different colors i.e. red, black, purple, blue, white, orange and yellow
but not necessarily in same order. Only 4 boxes are placed below black box. There is
only 1 box between A and black box. Number of boxes below B, are same as number of
boxes above C. Neither A nor B is white colored. Purple box is placed immediately below
A. Number of boxes between A and Black box are same as number of boxes between B
and Black box. Orange box is an even numbered box, placed Just above D. Only 2 boxes
are there between C and E, which is red colored. Yellow box is not placed at top.
Minimum 2 boxes are placed above F.
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SET 1
Ten states in the country had elections to be scheduled in ten different consecutive
years starting from 2004. MP was the fourth state where elections were held. Two states
had elections between the elections in MP and Gujarat. Four states had their elections
between the elections in Gujarat and Bihar. The elections in Bihar was held immediately
before the elections in Uttarakhand. The elections in Karnataka was held in an odd year
immediately before the elections in Kerala but not in 2011. Four states had elections
between the elections in Kerala and Goa. The elections in Rajasthan were held before
the elections in Assam but after the elections in UP.

SET 2
Six friends - M, N, O, P, Q and R are sitting around a triangular table in which one
person sits at each corner and one person on each of the edges. Each of them like
different cricket teams - IND, SA, NZ, WI, AUS and ENG. All of them are facing inside.
Three persons sit between P and the one who likes NZ (when counted either from left or
right of P). O sits second to the left of the one who likes IND and to the immediate right
of Q. Two persons sit between M and the one who likes ENG. M either likes WI or NZ.
The one who likes ENG sits second to the right of the one who likes NZ. N sits at the
corner. One person sits between N and the one who likes SA. Q neither likes NZ nor
ENG.

SET 3
Nine boxes of different colour were kept one above the other in the form of stack. Two
boxes were kept between pink and green box. Three boxes were kept between the green
and the Magenta box. Four boxes were kept between the Magenta box and the red box
where the latter was kept above the former. Three boxes are kept between red and
purple box. The blue box is kept below the grey box but above the red box. The yellow
box is kept immediately above the white box

SET 4
Seven people A, B, C, D, E, F and G are seated in a linear row. Few of them are facing to
the North while others are facing to the South. B sits in the middle and faces South.
E sits immediate right of G and faces North. C sits second to the left of G and both are
facing same direction. Both A and D sit at the extreme ends of the row and both are
facing opposite directions. F and D are immediate neighbours and both are facing same
direction. Immediate neighbours of E are facing opposite directions. Number of people
facing North is more than the number of people facing South.

SET 5
Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G have exam on different days of a week from
Monday to Sunday. Each of them likes different colours among Black, Blue, Green, Pink,
Red, Yellow and White.
D has exam before G’s exam. G does not have exam on Wednesday. C has exam just
after F, who likes Yellow colour. A has exam two days before the one, who likes White
colour. One person has exam between A’s and B’s exam. E likes Black colour and has
exam on Sunday. B likes Red colour. Neither D nor A likes Pink colour.
SET 6
Seven boxes A, B, C, D, E, F and G are kept one above the other like a stack. Each of
these boxes contains different number of pens among 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. The
bottommost box is numbered 1 and the topmost box is numbered 7.
Boxes with prime number of pens are adjacent to each other. G is two boxes above the
box with 7 pens. C is immediately above the box with 5 pens. F is immediately above B.
D has 8 pens. A is three boxes above G. B has one pen more than E, which is box 1. F
has more pens than G, which has more pens than . 7

SET 7
Eight players A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H play for three different teams i.e. CSK, SRH and
DD and belong to eight different cities viz. Chennai, Pune, Chandigarh, Patna, Ranchi,
Shimla, Bengaluru and Kochi but not in the same order. At least two players play for the
same team and not more than three players are in same team.
D plays for CSK and belongs to Chennai. The only other player in the same team with D
belongs to Chandigarh. H belongs to Kochi and G belongs to Pune. E does not belong to
Chandigarh and plays for the same team with H. A and C both play for DD. The persons
who play for DD do not belong to Shimla. C does not belong to Bengaluru. B belongs to
Patna but does not play for SRH. No one from team DD belongs to Kochi.

SET 8
Fourteen persons are sitting at an equal distance in two parallel rows, such that , A
through G are sitting in row 1 facing north and P through V are sitting in row 2 facing
south. Both the rows are facing each other.
C is sitting 3 to the right of G, who is sitting opposite to P. Three persons are sitting
between P and V. Q is sitting opposite to the immediate neighbour of G. B and C are not
sitting adjacent to each other. Two persons are sitting between V and U. One person is
sitting between T and S, who is not sitting opposite to C. One person is sitting between
G and A. B is sitting 2 to the left of E, who is not sitting opposite to V. One person is not
sitting between D and F, who is not sitting at any corner. Two persons are sitting
between Q and R.

SET 9
Ten persons namely, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y live in a building of five floors in
Silicon Valley Society in Bangalore. The ground floor is considered as 1 floor, the floor
above it as 2 floor and so on. Each floor consists of two types of flats i.e. Flat-A and Flat-
B. On every floor, Flat A is in the west of Flat-B. The dimensions of each of the flats are
same. Only one person lives in each flat.
X lives on 2 floor. U lives two floors above V such that they both live in either Flat-A or
Flat-B of their floors. T lives in the west of R on an odd numbered floor. Y, who lives in
the same type of flat as that of T, lives either three floors below or above P in the same
type of flat as that of P. Q and R live in the same type of flats such that Q lives two
floors above R. W lives neither on the topmost floor nor to the east of P.
SET 10
Ten persons A, B, E, I, N, P, R, S, T and U sit in a straight row facing north. Each of
them likes different colors (Orange, Blue, White, Green, Yellow, Black, Grey, Red, Violet
and Pink).
Persons, whose names start with vowels, don’t sit adjacent to each other.B sits 3 to the
left of E. Person, who likes Yellow, sits 2 to the right of I but not at extreme end.I sits to
the right of E. U likes Orange and sits to the left of B, who likes Green. A likes Grey. R
sits immediate right of A. Person, who likes white, sits immediate right of S. I doesn’t
like White. At least two persons sit between S and T, who likes Red. P sits to the right of
N, who sits immediate right of the one, who likes Black. Neither R nor N likes Violet.
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SET 1
Nine persons R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z live on different floors of a building. The
bottommost floor is numbered 1 and the topmost floor is numbered 9. Each of these
persons has different designation (from senior to junior) in the order as SP, DSP, Senior
Inspector (SI), Inspector, ASI, Incharge, HC, SC and Constable. They live in the same
order from 9 floor to 1 floor (i.e. SP lives on 9 floor, Constable live on 1 floor). W lives
three floors above X but not above 6 floor. At least two persons live below X. One
person lives between W and S. Two persons live between S and T, who doesn’t live on 1
floor. R lives immediately above V but not on 9 floor. Z lives above Y, who lives above U.
U is not the ASI.

SET 2
Odd number of persons less than 24 sit in a straight row facing north direction. R sits 5
from one of the extreme ends. V sits 3 to the right of R. Two persons sit between V and
K. One person sits between K and S. Number of persons to the right of S is a perfect
square number. Three persons sit between S and D. K doesn’t sit exactly between S and
D.

SET 3
Six persons G, H, J, K, L and M belong to different places Pune, Gwalior, Lucknow,
Bhopal, Jaipur and New Delhi. Each of them has different number of books (2, 4, 5, 6, 7
and 8).
M has one book more than J, who is from New Delhi. J has prime number of books. Sum
of books with M and G is 10. Person from Lucknow has 2 books. G is not from Lucknow.
L has one book less than the one from Gwalior. H has more books than K. L belongs to
neither Bhopal nor Pune. M is not from Bhopal.

SET 4
Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W sit around a circular table. Some of them face
towards the centre while others face outside. Persons, sitting opposite to each other,
face opposite directions.
V sits 3 to the left of U, who faces towards the centre. S sits 2 to the left of V but not
immediate left of U. W sits 2 to the left of P, who sits adjacent to S. Q and T sit to the
immediate left of each other. R and T face same direction. S faces outside.

SET 5
Six Athletes K, L, M, N, O and P have won different number of medals among 1, 2, 3, 4,
5 and 6 during an Athletic meet. Each of them belongs to different countries among
France, Finland, Brazil, Austria, Russia and Australia.
Athlete from Austria won 6 medals. Athlete from Brazil has won twice the number of
medals won by L. Athlete from France has won two medals more than N, who has not
won prime number of medals. P has won one medal less than the athlete from Russia. K
has not won prime number of medals. Athlete from Australia won 2 medals. O has won
more medals than M.
SET 6
Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W sit around sit around a square shaped table.
Four among them sit along the middle of each sides facing towards the centre while
others sit at the corners facing outside.V sits 3 to the left of Q, who faces towards the
centre.P doesn’t sit adjacent to T. One person sits between P and S. T sits opposite to U.
R and S face opposite directions. U sits adjacent to Q.

SET 7
Ten persons (L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T and U) live on 10 different flats of a 5 storey
building, where the bottommost floor is 1 and the floor above is 2 and so on. There are
2 types of flats on each floor, flat A and flat B such that flat A is in the west of flat B. Flat
A of floor 1 is immediately below of flat A of floor 2, which is immediately below of flat A
of floor 3 and so on, similarly for flat B. The dimensions of each of the flats is same
Note: If a person lives immediately/one floor/two floors above/below the other person,
then flat type of both the persons is same.
There are two floors between the floors of U and R (both of them may or may not live in
the same type of flat). U lives south west of M. Q lives 2 floors above M (both live in the
same type of flat). O lives immediately above S, who doesn’t live anywhere below M’s
floor. L lives above O’s floor but not in flat A. P doesn’t live on a prime numbered floor.
N doesn’t live immediately above M.

SET 8
Nine boxes P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W and X are kept one above another such that
bottommost box is numbered as 1 while the topmost as 9. Each of the box contains
pamphlets of different colleges among AKG, DDU, Gargi, Hansraj, Hindu, KMC, Ramjas,
Stephens and SRCC.
Box U, which contain pamphlet of Hansraj, is just above box T, which contains pamphlet
of Hindu. There is one box between box V and box R. Box V, which contains pamphlet of
DDU, is box 8. Box Q is three boxes above the box, which contains pamphlets of AKG.
Box X is the bottommost box. Box Q is the odd numbered box except box 9. Box S is at
least three boxes above box W, which does not contain the pamphlet of AKG. Pamphlet
of Stephen college is in even numbered box. Pamphlet of SRCC is two boxes above
pamphlet of KMC, which is not in box W.

SET 9
Eight persons Andy, Aria, Anna, Simon, Neon, Kary, Marcus and Kimy are sitting in two
parallel rows containing four persons in each row. Andy, Aria, Anna and Simon are
sitting in row 1 and facing north while others are sitting in row 2 and facing south but
not in the same order. Each of the two rows consists of one Banker, one Actor, one
Painter and one Writer thus each person sitting in row 1 faces another person sitting in
row 2 and vice versa.
The Banker of row 1 sits second to the right of Simon. Kary faces the one of the
immediate neighbors of Simon. Anna faces the one of the immediate neighbors of the
Banker of row 2. The one who faces the Writer of row 2 is an immediate neighbor of
Andy. Only one person sits between Andy and the one who is Painter. Neon sits second
to the right of Kimy. Marcus does not face Anna. The Writer of row 1 faces the Actor of
row 2. Only one person sits between Kary and the one who is Writer. The Banker of row
2 does not sit any of the extreme end of the line. Kimy is not a Banker.
SET 10
Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W work in different cities viz. Delhi, Mumbai and
Pune. Not more than three persons work in a single city. Also, each of them uses
different brands of watch i.e. MI, Apple, Rado, Titan, Fastrack, Samsung, Sonata and
Maxima but not in the same order.
R likes Sonata brand and works in Pune. Q works in the same city with only one who
likes MI brand. Neither S nor T works in the same city as Q. U likes Fastrack brand. Both
P and W work in the same city. One of those persons, who works in Pune likes Rado
brand. Neither P nor S works in Pune. One of the persons, who works in Mumbai likes
Samsung brand. The one who works in the same city as V does not like Samsung brand.
W does not like Samsung brand. Q neither likes Titan nor Maxima brand. W does not like
Titan brand. S does not like Samsung.
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SET 1
There are six racks stacked one over another. Each rack has belongings of six different
persons. No two belongings are same. L has kept stationary items on his rack. There are
two racks in between the one which has first aid and the one that belongs to A. T has his
rack immediately below that of J. Books are kept immediately below jewellery. The rack
immediately above that of B has first aid. Edibles are kept immediately above the rack of I.
Bags are kept on the topmost rack but they do not belong to A. The rack of L is below that
of A's.

SET 2
Certain number of persons were seated in a circular table facing outside. The information
about only a few of them is known. No two persons seated together according to the known
information. Less than 20 persons were seated in a circular table. Four persons seated
between S and T. One person was seated between T and W. V was seated exactly in
between S and U. More than three persons were seated between V and X when counted
from the left of V. Four persons seated between U and W. X was seated third to the right of
T. Both W and U are seated to the left of T. V was third to the right of S.

SET 3
Eight persons are sitting around a square table such that one person is sitting at each corner
facing outward while one person is sitting at the middle of each edge facing inward. A is
sitting third to the right of L. One person is sitting in between L and O. W is an immediate
neighbour of O. W is not sitting exactly opposite to A. N is an immediate neighbour of P. P is
sitting at the corner. B is not a neghbour of A. Less than four persons are sitting in between
M and N, when counted to the right of N. No two persons whose names start with vowels
are sitting adjacent to each other

SET 4
Ten persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, K and L are living in a five-storey building such that
ground floor is numbered as 1, above it is floor 2 then the topmost floor is numbered as 5.
Each of the floors has 2 flats in it as flat-1 and flat-2. Flat-1 of floor-2 is immediately above
flat-1 of floor-1 and immediately below flat-1 of floor-3 and so on. In the same way, flat-2
of floor-2 is immediately above flat-2 of floor-1 and immediately below flat-2 of floor-3 and
so on. Flat-1 is in the west of flat-2.
A lives on an even-numbered floor and in an even-numbered flat. Three persons live
between A and L. B lives on an even prime numbered floor. More than three persons live
between B and H. G and D lives on the same floor but after A. G does not live in the same
flat as A. E lives immediately below H, but both are living in different flat number. C and K
live in the same flat, but both live above L’s floor. More than three persons live between C
and F.

SET 5
Some persons sit in a row facing in the north direction. G sits third to the right of C. One
person sits between G and A. Two persons sit between A and B. B is in the right of A. J sits
third from the right end of the row. K sits second from the left end of the row. Eight persons
sit to the right of G. Two persons sit between J and F. No one sits between J and B. More
than nine and less than fifteen persons sit to the left of J. D sits 3rd right of K. D sits on the
left of C.
SET 6
Twelve persons are appearing for an exam on 16th and 27th of the six different months of the
same year viz. January, February, April, May, October and November.
R has exam on an odd date. Six persons give exams between R and F. Three persons give
exams between H and F. R does not give his exam in February. No one gives exam after M. S
and N have exams in the same month but not in the month which has 30 days. S and R have
exams on different dates. N does not give exam after H. G give exam immediately after W and
in the month which has 30 days. Only four persons give exam between G and P, who has exam
after R. T has exam before V and both give exams on the same date. U and R has exam on
different dates.

SET 7
Eight persons are sitting around a circular table in such a way that some of them are facing
inside while some are facing outside the center.
P sits second to the left of the one who sits third to the left of W. P neither an immediate
neighbor of Q nor W. Only one person sits between Q and the one who sits immediate left of P.
W sits opposite to T who sits third to the left of S. Both P and S facing same direction. W sits
second to the right of V, who sits third to the left of U. Immediate neighbors of W facing same
directions. R neither immediate neighbor of W nor faces S. Q is facing same direction as P but
opposite to T.

SET 8
Seven boxes i.e., P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are kept one above the other. They all contain a
different number of Balls i.e., 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. All information is not necessary in the same
order. Three boxes are kept between P and the box which contains 5 balls. P is kept above the
box which contains 5 balls. Two boxes are kept between the box which contains 7 balls and the
box which contains 5 balls. Two boxes are kept between the box which contains 7 balls and Box
R. Box R is not kept at the topmost position. Box R is kept immediately below Box U. Two boxes
are kept between box U and the box which contains 3 balls. The box which contains 3 balls is not
kept at the bottommost. Box T is kept immediately above Box Q. Box Q is kept above Box R and
below P. Box U contains 8 balls. Box V is kept just above S. The box which contains 9 balls is
kept below the box which contains 4 balls and above the box which contains 6 balls. Box V does
not contain 4 balls.

SET 9
Twelve persons sit in two parallel rows containing six persons in each row in such a way that
there is an equal distance between two adjacent persons. In row-1 A, B, C, D, E and F sit and all
of them face south. In row-2 S, T, U, V, W and X sit and all of them face north, but not
necessarily in the same order.
Two persons sit between A and D and one of them sit at any one of the extreme ends. E sits
third to the right of the one who faces W. Two persons sit between S and W and both of them
neither face D and A nor sit at any one of the extreme ends of the row. C sits diagonally
opposite to U. Two persons sit between T and V. V and X sit adjacent to each other. V does not
face F. X faces the person who sits immediate right of F but does not face D.

SET 10
Six persons i.e., F, G, H, I, J and K play different games i.e., Hockey, Football, Cricket, Baseball,
Volleyball and Basketball in different days of a same week which starts from Monday and ends
on Saturday. All information is not necessarily in same order.
Three persons play between H and I. As many persons play game after F, who plays Baseball as
before K, who plays Basketball. The Person who play Cricket plays before the person who play
Football and after I. F doesn’t play on Wednesday. The Person who play Volleyball plays before G
and after J. I doesn’t play Hockey.
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SET 1
Eight people were seated in two different rows such that 4 people were seated in each
row. The people seated in row 1 were facing south while people seated in row 2 were
facing north. The person seated at the left end of each row was not facing a person from
the opposite row while for the remaining persons, each one was facing and sit opposite
to a person from the opposite row. T is seated in row 1, adjacent to the person seated
opposite to S. L was not seated at any of the ends. N is seated adjacent to R who is
seated at the end. S is seated second to the right of M. A was seated to the left of P who
was not seated the end.

SET 2
Twelve people, A, J, M, E, P, B, N, K, Q, C, O, L, are seated around a square table such
that some are facing towards the centre while some are facing outside, with two people
seated at each side and with one person seated at each corner. No two adjacent persons
face the same direction.
Note: If two persons are facing the same direction means that if one person faces the
centre then another person also faces the centre and vice versa.
If two persons are facing the opposite direction means that if one person faces the
centre then another person faces outward and vice-versa. C sits second to the right of L.
P sits immediate right of B, who faces the centre. E, who sits at a corner, faces the
centre. Neither N nor B is an immediate neighbour of J. B is not an immediate neighbour
of A. K, who faces the centre, sits exactly opposite to M. Q sits exactly opposite to J,
who sits second to the right of E. A sits opposite to N, both A and N sit at the corners.

SET 3
Seven people bought different cars in seven different months starting from March to
September. Three people bought a car between the person who bought Audi car and C.
The Tata car was bought before the Benz car but after the Maruti car. F bought the car
in June. B bought a car in a month with 31 days, immediately before the person who
bought Audi. BMW was bought after the Maruti car but before the Tata car. Only one
person bought a car between F and the person who bought Skoda car. Two people
bought a car between E and A. G bought immediately before the person who bought
Tata car. A bought Ferrari but not in a month with even number of days. D did not buy
Audi car.

SET 4
Six people, P, Q, R, S, T, and U, work in the same university and posted at different
designations. The designations in decreasing order are as the Principal, Professor,
Lecturer, Assistant Professor, Scientist, and Scholar, where the Principal is the senior
most. One locker for each of them are assigned that are stacked one above another in
the Staffs' Locker Room of the university, where the lowermost locker is numbered as 1,
the locker above is numbered as 2 and so on up to the topmost locker is numbered as 6.
The locker assigned for U is numbered as 3. The locker assigned for T, who is the
Professor, is stacked at an odd position immediately below the one assigned for the
Scholar. There are two lockers stacked between the lockers of R and the Scientist. The
Assistant Professor has the lowermost locker. U is neither the Principal nor the Scholar.
The locker assigned for P is stacked immediately below the one assigned for S. The
locker assigned for the Principal is prime.
SET 5
There are seven companies which belong to different countries viz. Iraq, India, Australia,
Russia, Canada, China and Japan were established on 31 July in different years among-
2001, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 and 2013.
Company B, which belongs to Russia, was established 3 years after company of Iraq.
Company D, which belongs to Japan, was established 5 years after company A, which
belongs to India. Company of China was established after company of Australia but
before company C, which belongs to Canada. Company F, which doesn’t belong to
Australia, was established before company G but after company E, which was not
established in 2001.

SET 6
Seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V work in seven banks viz. HDFC, ICICI, SBI, BOB,
BOM, IOB and DCB but not in the same order. They work at different designations i.e.
AM (Assistant Manager), MG (Manager), DGM (Deputy General Manager), GM (General
Manager), CGM (Chief General Manager), ED (Executive Director) and CEO (Chief
Executive Officer).
Note: The positions given are increasing order of seniority such that AM is the junior
most person and the CEO is the most senior person.
P is senior to only three persons. Person who works in HDFC bank is senior to GM. R is
junior to the one who works in SBI and senior to DGM. DGM does not work in IOB. U
does not work in SBI. The one who works in SBI is not the most senior. Q is junior to P
but not the junior most person and works in IOB. U is senior to one who works in IOB
and junior to the one who works in HDFC bank. T is junior to GM. The one who works in
BOB is junior to V and senior to DGM, who works in DCB. S works in ICICI bank.

SET 7
Certain number of persons is sitting in a row facing north. Two persons sit between
Vimal and Kamal. The number of persons sit to the right of Ram is half of the number of
persons sitting to the left of Kamal. Ram sits fourth to the right of Suraj. Two persons sit
between Ram and Tilak. Vimal and Tilak are not immediate neighbors. Less than six
persons sit between Vimal and Ram. Suraj and Kamal are immediate neighbors. The
number of persons sitting between Kamal and Ram is one less than the number of
persons sitting between Umer and Vimal. Only one person sits between Umer and Rohit.
Umer sits second from one of the ends. Rohit and Tilak are not immediate neighbors.

SET 8
Twelve persons O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z are seated around a square table
facing away from the centre such that one person sits on each of the corners and two
persons on each side of the square table.
U sits third to the right of S, who sits at one of the corners. R is second to the right of V,
who sits opposite to P. P and X are sitting at a gap of three persons. X sits opposite to
one of U’s neighbors. Q sits to the immediate left of T. R sits opposite to the one of the
neighbors of W. Y sits third to the right of Z. Y sits opposite to O.
SET 9
Ten persons (B, C, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z) live on 10 different flats of a 5 storey
building, where the bottommost floor is 1 and the topmost floor is 5. There are 2 types
of flats on each floor, flat M and flat N such that flat M is in the west of flat N. Flat M of
floor 1 is immediately below of flat M of floor 2, which is immediately below of flat M of
floor 3 and so on, similarly for flat N.
Note: If a person lives above the other person, then flat type of both may or may not be
same.
W lives two floors above U, who doesn’t live on floor 1.C doesn’t live on floor 2. U and Z
live in same type of flat such that Z lives to the north west of W.X and B live on same
floor.T lives to the north east of B.V lives to the south west of Y.S live above C but not
on adjacent floors.

SET 10
Twelve persons P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7, P8, P9, P10, P11 and P12 live in a building,
which consists of four floors such that the bottommost floor is numbered 1 and the
topmost floor is numbered 4. Each floor has 3 types of flats (Flat X, Flat Y and Flat Z)
such that flat X is to the west of flat Y, which is to the west of flat Z. Flat Z of floor 4 is
immediately above flat Z of floor 3, Similarly, flat Y of floor 4 is immediately above flat Y
of floor 3 and so on. Only one person lives in each flat. Each of the flats is of equal
dimensions.
Note: If a person lives one/two/three floors above/below another person, then flat type
of both of them must be same.
P1 lives immediately below P8 such that P7 lives to the east of P1. P9 lives to the north-
west of P5 but not in flat X. Flat type of P7 and P5 is same. P4 lives to the east of P11.
P10 doesn’t live on floor 3. P3 lives above P11, who doesn’t live on prime numbered
floor. Floor number of P10 is more than that of P12. P6 lives to the north west of P3.
Floor number of P2 is more than that of P10.
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SET 1
Eight persons i.e. J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q sits around a Square table with four of them
sitting around the corner and are facing towards the centre of table while rest are sitting
around the middle side of table and are facing away from the centre of table. There is equal
distance between all persons. Those sitting at the corner of table like a different fruit i.e.
Apple, Orange, Grape and Banana.
N sits third to the left of J. K sits to the immediate left of Q. M sits opposite to L, who does
not sit at middle of the sides. J is immediate neighbor of K. L does not sit next to P. Person
sitting next to O likes either Grape or Orange. Three persons sit between Q and P. The one
who likes Banana sits second to the left of the one who likes Grape.

SET 2
Six persons i.e. J, K, L, A, B and C are sitting in a linear row and some of them are facing
North and rest are facing South direction. Not more than two persons sitting together faces
in the same direction. B sits fourth to the right of J, who sits at one of the extreme end. L
sits second to the left of B. A sits to the immediate left of L. A does not sit next to J. C sits
second to the left of A and both faces in the same direction. C does not sit to the right of L.
K faces North.

SET 3
Eight persons i.e. J, K, L, M, P, Q, R and S were born on two different date i.e. 5 and 12 of
four different months i.e. January, September, October and November, but not necessarily
in the same order.
Two persons were born between J and M. J was born on an odd date of a month that
contains odd number of days. Three persons were born between M and S. R was born on the
same date of just after month on which M was born. L was born immediately before K. P
was born before Q but after M.

SET 4
Six persons i.e. P, Q, R, S, T and U are living in a six storey building, but not necessarily in
the same order. Ground floor numbered as 1 above it numbered as 2 and till top floor
numbered as 6. No two persons live on the same floor. All persons like a different color i.e.
Pink, Blue, Red, Orange, Yellow and Green. No two persons like the same color.
R lives immediately below S. S lives on an even numbered floor. Two persons live between
the R and the one who likes Yellow. One person lives between the one who likes Red and the
one who likes Yellow. The one who likes Red does not live on the top floor. T lives immediate
above Q. Both T and Q do not like Yellow. One person lives between P and the one who likes
Orange. The one who likes Green lives immediately below U. The one who likes Pink lives
immediately above the one who likes Blue. The one who likes Blue does not live on the
ground floor. The one who likes Green lives below the one who likes Red colour.

SET 5
Eight persons i.e. J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q are sitting around a circular table and all of them
are facing towards the centre of table. Persons sitting alternatively like a different transport
i.e. Train, Bus, Cycle and Car, but not necessarily in the same order. Two persons sits
between the one who likes Bus and O. P sits second to the right of O. P faces Q. Q does not
sits next to the one who likes Car. The one who likes Cycle and Car faces each other. L sits
to the immediate left of N. N does not like any transport. J does not like Cycle and Train. K
likes Train. K does not sit next to Q.
SET 6
There are Eight persons i.e. P, Q, R, S, T, M, N and O sitting around two linear rows i.e. Row 1
and Row 2. Four Persons are sitting in Row 1 face South and likes different items i.e. Ice, Rain,
Movie and Sports. Four Persons sitting in Row 2 faces North and likes the same items but not
necessary in the same order. No two persons sitting in the same row likes the same items, nor
faces the one who likes the same items. P faces the one who sits third to the left of the one who
likes Sports. Two persons sit between the one who likes Rain and the one who likes Ice. P does
not like Rain. The one who likes Movie sits to the immediate right of the one who likes Ice. Two
persons sit between S and T. T does not like Sports. N sits to the immediate left of R. One
person sits between R and Q. O does not like Movie. M does not sit in Row 1.

SET 7
Eight persons i.e. J, L, P, N, M, K, Q and O were born on two different dates i.e. 10th or 18th of
four different months i.e. January, April, May and June. Only two persons were born in a month.
Four of them like a different language i.e. Haryanvi, Punjabi, Hindi and Gujarati. Three persons
were born between J and P. J was born either in January or April. N was born just after O and
just before M. O was not born in January. One person was born between K and Q. K was born
before Q but not on 10th of January. The person who likes Hindi was born in the month of
January. The one who likes Gujarati was born in the same month in which the person who likes
Hindi was born. K does not like Hindi. One person was born between the one who likes Punjabi
and Haryanvi. L and Q do not like any language. The person who likes Punjabi was born before
the one who likes Haryanvi. O does not like Punjabi.

SET 8
Seven persons were born on seven different year i.e 1949, 1956, 1964, 1972, 1981, 1987 and
1996, on the same month and same date. (Base year is considered as 2021).
C’s age is a perfect square. The difference of age between G and C is a perfect cube. The
addition of the age of G and A is a prime number. D is older than E. The addition of the age of A
and F is equal to age of E. The difference of age between B and F is less than 10 year.

SET 9
Seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V have an exam on different days of the same week starting
from Monday to Sunday. They have their exam in seven different cities viz. A, B, C, D, E, F and
G. The order of persons, cities and days of the week are not necessarily the same. U has an
exam in City D on Wednesday. Q does not have an exam in city A and C but his exam is on the
next day of V who has an exam in City F. T has an exam in City E on Friday. P has an exam on
Monday but not in City C and G. S has an exam in City A but not on Tuesday.

SET 10
Eight persons A, B, C, D, L, Q, R and S are living in a four-story building such as ground floor is
numbered as 1, above it is floor 2 and so on till the topmost floor is numbered as 4. Each of the
floors has 2 flats in it viz. flat-1 and flat-2. Flat-1 of floor-2 is immediately above flat-1 of floor-1
and immediately below flat-1 of floor-3 and so on. In the same way, flat-2 of floor-2 is
immediately above flat-2 of floor-1 and immediately below flat-2 of floor-3 and so on. Flat-1 is in
the west of flat-2.
Two floors gap between L and D but they do not live in the same flat. S lives on an odd-
numbered floor and to the west of B’s flat. One floor gap between the floors of L and C and they
live in the same flat. A is living above Q’s floor in the same flat. L lives on an even-numbered
floor. R is living in an even-numbered flat.
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SET 1
Eight friends are sitting in two parallel rows containing four people each such that they are
facing each other. In row 1, P, Q, R and S are seated facing south, but not necessarily in the
same order. In row 2, U, V, W and X are seated facing north, but not necessarily in the
same order. All of them like different flowers among Rose, Lily, Lotus, Orchid, Daisy,
Jasmine, Hyacinth and Sunflower.
P, who sits at one of the extreme ends of the row, likes Lily. W, who likes Daisy, is an
immediate neighbour of V. The person, who faces U, is not an immediate neighbour of P. R,
who likes neither Lotus nor Orchid, sits second to the left of S. S likes Jasmine. X sits third
to the right of V, who likes neither Orchid nor Hyacinth. U likes Sunflower. The person, who
likes Hyacinth, is an immediate neighbour of the person, who likes Lotus.

SET 2
Seven persons who work in a product-based company were born in consecutive years from
1985 to 1991. No two persons were born in the same year and their designations in
decreasing order are: Program Manager, Manager, Lead, Analyst, Programmer, Tester and
Trainee. The Tester was born in 1989. The Program Manager was born in the immediate
year before S. Two persons were born in between the Program Manager and V. V was born
before the Program Manager. V was born immediately before L. L is the Manager. One
person was born in between the Analyst and S. R was born in the immediate year after the
Analyst. C was born in the immediate year before A. Three persons were born in between E
and the Programmer. The Lead was born before the Programmer but not immediately.

SET 3
Seven persons are sitting around a triangular table such that one person is sitting at each
corner, one person is sitting at each of two edges while two persons are sitting at the third
edge. Some are facing inward while some are facing outward. E is the only person sitting at
one edge. W is sitting second to the right of E and they are facing toward opposite
directions. D is sitting to the immediate left of W. H is sitting to the immediate right of L and
they are facing toward the same direction. T is sitting third to the left of O and they are
facing toward opposite directions. The two persons sitting on the same edge are facing
outward. H is facing toward the same direction as T. L is not a neighbor of T.
Note: If two persons are facing the same direction means that if one person faces inside
then other person also faces inside and vice versa. If two persons are facing the opposite
direction means that if one person faces inside then other person faces outside and vice-
versa.

SET 4
Six people A, B, C, D, E and F were seated in a linear row facing north holding a bottle.
Mahesh pours different quantity of water into the bottles. He pours water only once into
each bottle. It is known that the total quantity of water poured in all the bottles together is
3 litres. He initially poured 600ml into the bottle of the person seated third from the left
end. A was seated adjacent to F and the amount of water poured in his bottle is twice the
amount in D's bottle. The sum of amount of water in C and F's bottle is a multiple of 8. The
quantity of water in F's bottle is highest but is not a multiple of 3. The sum of amount of
water in C and B's bottle is 900ml. The total amount of water poured in A and E's bottle is
900ml. E is seated second to the right of B. He poured 200ml water in D's bottle who was
seated third to the right of F.
SET 5
Eight people are sitting around a circular table. Some of them are facing inside and
some are facing outside. G sits immediate right of K, who faces inside. R sits third to the
right of G and both face the opposite direction. More than one person sits between K and
R when counted from both sides. M sits second to the left of R. S sits third to the right of
M. H sits second to the right of J, who is facing the opposite direction of R. V and J face
the opposite direction. The neighbours of V face the opposite direction of V. Four of them
face outside.

SET 6
Ten people are sitting in two rows. In row 1 – S, T, U, V, and W are sitting facing the
south direction and in row 2 – J, K, L, M, and N are sitting facing the north direction but
not necessarily in the same order. Each one of them visits different countries.
U sits third to the right of W and does not at the end. The one, who visit the UK, sits
near the one, who sits opposite U. Two people sit between M and the one, who visit the
UK. One person sits between K and M, who does not visit Italy. One person sits between
the one, who visit the USA and the one, who visit Iran, who sits opposite K. T, who does
not visit Spain, sits second to the right of V, who does not visit Turkey. J sits second to
the right of N, who does not visit the UK. Two people sit between L and the one, who
visit Nepal. The one, who visits China, sits the immediate right of the one, who visits
Japan. Three people sit between the ones, who visit Sudan and Spain.

SET 7
Nine persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W and X are living on seven different floors such that
ground floor is numbered as 1, first floor is numbered as 2 and so on till the topmost
floor which is numbered as 7 but not necessarily in the same order. There are two floors
where two persons each are living.
The floors on which two persons each are living is a multiple of 3. There are three floors
between X and Q and both of them are not living with any other person. V lives
immediately below Q. P who lives along with U on the same floor lives below V. There is
only one floor gap between V and T. S lives immediately above T. R lives above W.

SET 8
Eight boxes R, S, T, U, V, W, X and Y are placed one above the other in a stack but not
necessarily in the same order. All the boxes are numbered as 1 to 8 from bottom to top.
They also contain different rangoli colours viz. white, red, pink, green, blue, yellow,
orange and purple but not same as the given order.
More than five boxes are placed above box S which contain yellow colour. Three boxes
are placed between box X and the box contains yellow colour. Box W is placed just
above to the box which contain pink colour and just below to the box which contains
green colour. Box X contains neither green nor pink colour. Two boxes are placed
between the box which contains green colour and the box which contains red colour. Box
T is placed three places below the box W which does not contain blue colour. Box Y
contains orange colour and placed adjacent to box R. Box U is placed above the box
contains blue colour and below the box contains purple colour. Box U does not contain
pink colour.
SET 9
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H sit in a linear row and all of them face north but
not necessarily in the same order.
Note: The persons with the names of adjacent letters do not sit together. Ex- A does not
sit with B, B does not sit with A and C.
B is the only neighbour of E. C sits fourth to the left of A. F is not an immediate
neighbour of C and A. G sits at one of the positions to the right of H.

SET 10
Eight persons K, H, D, J, G, S, F and A sit around a square table, in such a way four
persons sit at each corners and four persons sit each side of the table, but not
necessarily in the same order. All of them face outside the centre.
Two persons sit between S and A who sits at the corner of the table. One person sits
between S and D. D is not an immediate neighbour of A. F sits opposite to D. G sits
adjacent to S. H sits third to the left of G. G sits opposite to J.
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SET 1
Six people P, Q, R, S, T, U ate different dry fruits on different days of the week starting from
Monday and ending on Saturday such that only one person ate one dry fruit. The dry fruits
they ate were among Almond, Cashew, Nuts, Pista, Apricot and Raisin. No two persons ate
on the same day. Further, it is known that three people ate between T and S where T ate
after S. The person ate pista, immediately before P but not on Wednesday. Q ate
immediately after the one who ate Cashew. Almond was eaten on Tuesday. Nuts which were
eaten immediately after when Raisins were eaten, were not eaten on Thursday or Saturday.
R ate on Wednesday.

SET 2
10 friends A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I & J sits around a rectangular table such that one person
sits at each corner facing towards centre of the table, 2 at each longer side facing away
from the centre of the table & 1 at each smaller side facing towards centre of the table. Each
person sits opposite to another person sitting on opposite side or corner. · G sits to the
immediate left of J. H sits 4 th to right of A who sits opposite to D. E & the person sitting 3
rd to right of E faces same direction. Neither A nor H is adjacent to F. C who faces towards
centre of the table is adjacent to B. Both A & H face same direction. F sits 3 rd to the left of
E

SET 3
Eight cartons were placed one over another in a stack. Each carton had a different item viz.
belts, balloons, bats, bedsheets, bags, bottles, books and bands not necessarily in the same
order. 4 cartons were placed between Belts and Bands. Belts were above bands. Bags were
kept immediately below bands. Number of cartons kept below books was equal to the
cartons above bats. Bats were somewhere above books. Bottles were kept immediately
above balloons. Bedsheets were not kept in the lowest carton.

SET 4
Eight persons, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are seating on a bench. Some of them are facing
the North while others are facing the South. People seated at the extreme end of the bench
face different directions. Q, who sits second to the left of W, sits at an extreme end of the
row. Both W and V face the South. P, who faces North, sits third to the left of R, who sits at
an extreme end of the row. T is adjacent to V, who sits second to the right of S. T and U do
not face the same direction. P sits third to the right of U. U sits immediate left of Q.

SET 5
Six persons i.e. P, Q, R, S, T, and U are sitting around a triangular table. Three persons sit
at three corners and face inside the table and three persons sit in the middle of the three
sides and all face outside the table. They all are working in six different companies i.e. Dell,
Google, Wipro, Infosys, TCS, and ITC. All the information is not necessarily in the same
order.
The one who works in ITC sits second to the right of P. One person sits between P and Q. Q
does not work in ITC. T does not sit adjacent to P. The one who works in Infosys is an
immediate neighbor of T. S works in Wipro and sits immediately right to the one who works
in Infosys. U does not work in ITC. The one who works in TCS sits immediately right to U.
Two persons sit between the one who works in Google and the one who works in TCS. The
one who works in Dell does not sit at the side of the table.
SET 6
Nine boxes A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I are kept one above another. The top position is
1st and the bottom position is last. No two boxes are kept just immediately above or
below each other according to the English alphabetical series (such as B is not kept
immediately above or below A and C and so on).
A is kept at the fifth position from the top. Three boxes are kept between A and F. One
box is kept between A and B. G is kept at the third position from bottom. Box H is kept
at the top. Box C is kept immediately above box F. Three boxes are kept between box D
and box E. Box E is kept immediately below box A.

SET 7
Eight people K, L, M, N, O, P, Q and R like either of the three colours i.e., Black, White,
and Blue. At least two and at most three of them like each colour. O and R like the same
colour but not White. N neither likes the same colour as O nor White. Q and L like the
same colour but not Blue. M neither likes White nor the same colour as N. K likes the
same colour as N. P neither like Black nor White colour.

SET 8
12 persons are sitting in a park in 2 rows facing each other. H, I, J, K, L and M are
sitting in Row 1 and facing South while U, V, W, X, Y and Z are sitting in Row 2 facing
North, not necessarily in the same order. 3 persons are sitting in between X and Z. H
does not sit at any extreme end of the row. The person who faces X sits 3rd to the right
of L. M faces the person who sits 3rd to the right of V. Immediate neighbour of I faces V.
M and Z does not face each other. Only one person sits in between K and J, who faces
the person who sits immediate left of U. Neither U, nor Y faces L.

SET 9
12 persons named A, B, C, D, E, F, U, V, W, X, Y and Z joined office in 6 months named
March, April, June, July, August and September on 2 different dates 22 and 25 , not
necessarily in the same order. W joined the office in the month having even number of
days and F joined immediately before W. 4 persons joined the office in between U and
W, while V joined before U. Y joined the office at last. B joined the office before D and
both joined on the same date. Z joined before X. C and V joined on different dates. 6
persons joined in between E and V. A and V joined on different dates. A and Z joined in
the same month having odd number of days. 3 persons joined in between E and X. V
joined the office on 25 of a month.

SET 10
8 persons named A, B, C, D, W, X, Y and Z were sitting around a rectangular table such
that 4 persons were sitting on the edges while 4 persons were sitting at the corners, not
necessarily in the same order. Some people were facing the centre while some were
facing away from the centre. D sits 3 to the left of B and is an immediate neighbour of
C. Y sits 3 to the right of X, who faces same direction as that of C but opposite to that of
D. Both C and B faces same direction. Both the immediate neighbours of A faces
opposite direction to each other. A and B are not immediate neighbours. Y faces towards
the centre. C sits 2 to the left of the person who sits 3 to the left of W. Only one person
sits in between A and the person who is sitting immediate left of C. Immediate
neighbour of Z faces opposite direction. B sits 2 to the left of the person who is an
immediate neighbour of A. C and W faces opposite direction.
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SET 1
Eight Persons have to attend a meeting in Raipur in four different months i.e. January,
February, March and April on two different dates 7 , and 10 . Only person will attend
meeting on one date. Each of them is from different cities Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Bhopal,
Jabalpur, Nagpur, Indore, and Ahmedabad.
S is from Ahmedabad and attends a meeting on a date which is prime number and
attends the meeting on a month which has less than 31 days. Z comes to attends
meeting after X but before Y. The number of people who attend meeting between S and
A is same as number of people who attend meeting between the one who is from
Mumbai and the one who is from Delhi. S and A both are neither from Delhi nor from
Mumbai. Three people will attend between C and the one who is from Mumbai. The
person who is from Indore will attend the meeting immediately after A will attend the
meeting. D stay 3 days in Raipur to meets his friend F who is coming from Jabalpur to
attend the meeting and he is not from Pune. C is from Bhopal and the meeting on 10 of
March. S and A doesn’t attend meeting on April month.

SET 2
There are eight people, A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H who live on different floors of a
building. The ground floor of the building is numbered 1, the floor above it is 2 until the
topmost floor is numbered 8. Their house numbers vary from 11 to 18, but not
necessarily in the same order.
F’s house number is 15 and doesn’t live on 4 or 8 floor. G doesn’t live on the top floor
and his house number is 14. H lives on the 6 floor and his house number is 18. A person
whose house number is 11 lives on the 3 floor. B’s floor is immediately above the person
whose house number is 13. C and A live on 2 and 7 floors respectively. A person whose
house number is 12 lives immediately below the person whose house number is 17. D
lives on the 5 floor and his house number is 16.

SET 3
John, Rinky, Cook, Dora, Chris, Rani, Pawan and Manas are sitting in a straight line
equidistant from each other (but not necessarily in the same order). Some of them are
facing South while some are facing North. (Note: Facing the same direction means, if
one is facing North then the other also faces North and vice – versa. Facing the opposite
directions means, if one is facing North then the other faces South and vice – versa).
John faces North. Only two people sit to the right of John. Rinky sits third to the left of
John. Only one person sits between Rinky and Rani. Rani sits to the immediate right of
Chris. Only one person sits between Chris and Manas. Both the immediate neighbors of
Rinky face the same direction. Cook sits third to the left of Rani. Rinky faces the
opposite direction as John. Pawan does not sit at any of the extremes ends of the line.
Dora faces the same direction as Chris. Both Pawan and Cook face the opposite direction
of Manas.
SET 4
There are seven friends P, Q, R, S, T, U and V. All of them go to watch a movie in a
week starting from Monday to Sunday but not necessarily in the same order. Only one
person goes on each day. V goes on one of the days before Thursday. Two friends go
between V and U. Only one friend goes between U and T. T does not go to the movie on
Saturday or Sunday. Three friends go between T and P. Only two friends go to the movie
between T and R. Q goes to the movie before S but not after V.

SET 5
Eight persons M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are sitting around a circular table but not
necessarily in the same order. Some of them are facing the center while others are
facing outside the center. Not more than two people sitting together are facing the same
direction. O and Q sit opposite to each other and are facing the opposite direction (one is
facing the center while the other is facing outside the center or vice versa). S faces in
the same direction as O. R sits second to the right of O. N sits third to the right of R,
who faces inside the circle. The number of persons sitting between N and Q is the same
as the number of persons sitting between N and M. P sits second to the right of T, who
faces towards the center. Neither P nor T is an immediate neighbour of Q.

SET 6
Eight people S, Q, A, P, G, O, X and T are sitting around a square table in such a way
that four of them sit at four corners of the square while four sit in the middle of each of
the four sides. People who are sitting at the corner are facing outside the center while
people sitting in the middle are facing the center. G sits second to the right of T. O is
sitting opposite to G. S is sitting third to the right of G. Three people are sitting between
T and X. A is sitting second to the left of Q, who is one of the immediate neighbours of
G. P is sitting at one of the corners of the square and is facing outside

SET 7
Eight persons - S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z were seated around a circular table in which
some of them were facing inwards and rest were facing outwards. Not more than three
persons were facing inwards. Y was seated second to the right of T and were facing
opposite directions. U was seated to the immediate left of T. Two persons were seated
between U and W. X was seated second to the left of W. The immediate neighbours of S
faces the same direction. Z was facing inward. V and X face opposite directions. V was
seated second to the right of S. Not more than one person sits in between Z and V,
when counted from right of Z.

SET 8
Seven people lived on seven different floors of an apartment.The floors were numbered
from 1-7 such that the lowermost floor is numbered 1.Due to the spread of a deadly
virus, it was decided that only one person will go out on a particular day of the week. So
in the same week which starts from Monday, each day a different person went out. G
went immediately after B and lived adjacent to the person who went on Saturday. F
lived immediately above A. D lived on an even floor immediately below the person who
went out on Monday.E lived on an adjacent floor to the person who went on Monday.
Three people lived between the person who went on Sunday and E. D went before C but
after F. Three people lived between C and the person who went out on Monday.
SET 9
Nine persons were seated around a triangular table such that one on each corner and
two on each of the edges. All of them were facing inside. C was seated second to the left
of A and third to the right of D. Neither A nor H was seated at the corner. Two persons
were seated between F and I. E was seated second to the left of I. Neither E nor F was
seated adjacent to D. B and E were immediate neighbours. Two persons were seated
between B and G. More than three persons were seated between E and H (when counted
from the left of E).

SET 10
Nine persons - M, N, O, P, Q, R, S ,T and U were born in different years. The years are
1956, 1963, 1969, 1976, 1983, 1988, 1994, 1997 and 1999. No two persons were born
in the same year. The persons present age was calculated based on the year 2019. M's
age was in multiple of three. One person was born between R and N. Three persons
were born between O and S. Difference between the ages of P and Q is six. One person
was born between P and T. R was born immediately before U. Difference between the
ages of M and O is seven.