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Top 50 Data Interpretation for IBPS RRB Clerk Pre 2021
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Directions (1-5): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
The given bar graph shows the number of steel and plastic water bottles in five different shops.
1) The number of steel bottles in A is what d) 354

percent of the number of steel bottles in D? e) 358
a) 82.5%
b) 87.5% 3) What is the ratio of the number of steel and
c) 90.5% plastic bottles in B and E?
d) 78.5% a) 7:5
e) 75.5% b) 12:7
c) 17:15
2) What is the average number of plastic bottles d) 15:13
in all the shops together? e) 4:3
a) 352
b) 356
c) 350

4) The number of plastic bottles in A and C 5) What is the ratio of the number of steel bottles
together is what percent of the number of steel in A and E together to the number of plastic
bottles in C and D together? bottles in B and E together?
a) 73.8% a) 29:39
b) 75.9% b) 30:37
c) 77.3% c) 29:37
d) 79.5% d) 30:41
e) 71.4% e) 29:41
The given line graph shows the number of CSE and ECE students in five different colleges.
6) What is the ratio of the number of ECE and d) 25:26

CSE students in A and E? e) 24:25
a) 26:27
b) 28:29 7) The number of CSE students in C is what
c) 29:30 percent of the number of ECE students in B?

a) 122.22% a) 100
b) 133.33% b) 120
c) 144.44% c) 80
d) 111.11% d) 90
e) 155.55% e) 110
8) What is the average number of CSE students 10) The number of ECE and CSE students in B
in all the colleges together? is approximately what percent of the number of
a) 258 ECE and CSE students in D?
b) 268 a) 82%
c) 272 b) 85%
d) 278 c) 88%
e) 262 d) 91%
e) 94%
9) What is the difference between the number of
ECE students in C and D together and the
number of CSE students in B and E together?
The given pie chart shows the number of students in five different classes.

11) The number of boys and girls in class A is b) 48%

4:3. Find the difference between the number of c) 52%
boys and girls in class A? d) 42%
a) 132 e) 56%
b) 136
c) 140 14) The number of students in F is 25% more
d) 144 than the number of students in A. What is the
e) 148 difference between the number of students in F
and D?
12) What is the ratio of the number of students a) 720
in D and C? b) 750
a) 3:5 c) 780
b) 2:3 d) 810
c) 3:4 e) 840
d) 1:2
e) None of these 15) What is the average number of students in
13) The number of students in class B is what B, C and E together?
percent of the number of students in E? a) 682
a) 45% b) 684

c) 688 e) 680
d) 690
Directions (16-20): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions.
The given bar graph shows the total number of photos and videos posted by five different persons (A, B,
C, D and E) in the year 2000 and also given the total number of photos posted by five persons in the year
2000.
16) If the average number of videos posted by F 17) The total number of photos and videos
and B is 150 and then find the ratio of the total posted by C is how much more/less than the
number of videos posted by F and photos total number of photos posted by E and D?
posted by C? a) 150 less
a) 1:2 b) 190 more
b) 3:4 c) 110 less
c) 6:5 d) 160 more
d) 8:7 e) None of these
e) None of these 18) The total number of photos posted by A and
D together is what percentage of the total
number of photos and videos posted by E?

a) 25% c) 260
b) 60% d) 280
c) 40% e) None of these
d) 35%
e) None of these 20) Find the difference between the total number
of photos and videos together posted by A and
19) If the total number of photos and videos B?
posted by B in the year 2001 is 40 more and 20 a) 240
less than that of 2000 respectively and then find b) 180
the total number of photos and videos posted by c) 200
B in the year 2001? d) 120
a) 240 e) None of these
b) 220
The given pie chart shows the total weight of five dry fruits i.e. cashews, dates, walnuts, raisins and
almonds (in kg) sold in January.
Note: The given values are in degrees

21) If the total weight of walnuts sold in March is a) 70

28.56% more than that of January and then the b) 120
total weight of walnuts sold in March is what c) 90
percentage of the total weight of dates sold in d) 100
January? e) None of these
a) 180%
b) 150% 24) The total weight of cashews sold is what
c) 120% percentage more than the total weight of dates
d) 190% sold?
e) None of these a) 70%
b) 60%
22) Out of the total weight of cashews sold, c) 50%
33.33% of the cashews sold for males and then d) 20%
find the total weight of cashews sold for e) None of these
females?
a) 300 25) If the selling price of walnuts is Rs.160 per
b) 280 kg and then find 12.5% of the total revenue
c) 150 generated by selling walnuts in January?
d) 360 a) Rs.3600
e) None of these b) Rs.7000
c) Rs.2800
23) Find the difference between the total weight d) Rs.4500
of raisins and almonds sold in January? e) None of these
The given table chart shows the number of iPhones sold in five different shops (A, B, C, D and E) and
also given the ratio of the number of iPhones and iPads sold in five different shops.

26) Out of the number of iPhones and iPads 28) Find the ratio of the number of iPhones and
sold in shop E, 25% of iPhones and iPads sold iPads sold in shop B to the number of iPhones
for females and then find the number of iPhones sold in shop D?
and iPads sold for males in shop E? a) 3:2
a) 510 b) 4:5
b) 450 c) 9:8
c)380 d) 7:5
d) 640 e) None of these
e) None of these
29) If the number of iPhones and iPads sold in
27) Find the difference between the number of shop F is 20% and 14.28% more than that of
iPads sold in shop A and the number of iPhones shop B and then find the number of iPhones and
sold in shops B and D together? iPads sold in shop F?
a) 370 a) 196
b) 350 b) 254
c) 300 c) 376
d) 380 d) 152
e) None of these e) None of these

30) The number of iPads sold in shop B is what b) 20%

percentage of the number of iPhones sold in c) 15%
shop D? d) 50%
a) 35% e) None of these
The given line graph shows the number of round and square tables sold on five different days in a week
i.e. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
31) If 2/3 and 3/8 of the round and square tables e) None of these
sold on Monday are wood and then find the sum
of the number of round and square tables sold 32) The number of square tables sold on
on Monday are other than wood? Monday is how much percentage more than the
a) 42 number of round tables sold on Thursday?
b) 36 a) 40%
c) 54 b) 25%
d) 48 c) 60%

d) 15% a) 3:2
e) None of these b) 5:4
c) 6:7
33) If the selling price of each round table on d) 8:5
Friday is Rs.2000 and all the square tables sold e) None of these
for Rs.30000 on Friday and then find the
difference between the selling price of a round 35) Find the difference between the number of
and square table on Friday? round and square tables sold on Thursday and
a) Rs.300 the number of square tables sold on Wednesday
b) Rs.400 and Friday together?
c) Rs.250 a) 26
d) Rs.500 b) 22
e) None of these c) 24
d) 20
34) Find the ratio of the number of round and e) None of these
square tables sold on Tuesday to Wednesday?
The given table chart shows the total number of online and offline shoppers (males and females) in four
different cities i.e. A, B, C and D.
The total number of shoppers=Men + Women

36) The number of online women shoppers in a) 20:13

cities B and C together is how much more than b) 31:19
the number of offline men shoppers in cities B c) 15:7
and D? d) 17:12
a) 250 more e) None of these
b) 150 less
c) 210 less 39) Find the total number of online and offline
d) 180 more men shoppers in cities A and C?
e) None of these a) 270
b) 510
37) If the total number of online and offline c) 330
shoppers in city E is 25% less and 40% more d) 450
than that of city C and then find the total number e) None of these
of online and offline shoppers in city E?
a) 280 40) The number of offline women shoppers in
b) 350 cities B and D is what percentage more than the
c) 440 number of online men shoppers in city B?
d) 500 a) 20%
e) None of these b) 55%
c) 10%
38) Find the ratio of the maximum number of d) 35%
shoppers in the city and the minimum number of e) None of these
shoppers in the city (both online and offline)?
The given radar graph shows the total number of guitars sold for males and females in five different
months (January, February, March, April and May).

41) If the total number of guitars sold for males c) 7:6

and females in July is 25% more than that of d) 9:4
February and then find the total number of e) None of these
guitars sold for males and females in July?
a) 320 43) The total number of guitars sold for males in
b) 180 March is what percentage more than the total
c) 250 number of guitars sold for females in January?
d) 300 a) 25%
e) None of these b) 50%
42) Find the ratio of the total number of guitars c) 75%
sold for males in January and May together and d) 60%
the total number of guitars sold for females in e) None of these
May?
a) 3:2 44) Out of the total number of guitars
b) 4:5 manufactured in May, 45% of the guitars sold for

females and then find the total number of guitars 45) The total number of guitars sold for males
unsold in May? and females in April is how much less than the
a) 210 total number of guitars sold for females in
b) 100 February?
c) 300 a) 160
d) 180 b) 110
e) None of these c) 150
d) 120
e) None of these
The given line graph shows the total number of posts (Facebook and Instagram) shared by six different
persons.
46) What is the ratio of the total number of posts d) 5:6

shared by Karan to David? e) None of these
a) 3:4
b) 4:5 47) The number of posts shared by sharu is
c) 2:3 25% more than that of Nila and the number of

posts shared by Anu is 26 more than the

number of posts shared by Pavani. Find the 49) Total number of posts share by Pavani is
difference between the number of posts share what percent of the number of posts shared by
by Anu and Sharu? Ezhil?
a) 35 a) 85.35%
b) 40 b) 86.36%
c) 50 c) 87.87%
d) 45 d) 88.88%
e) 30 e) 89.89%
48) Ratio of the number of facebook and 50) The number of instagram posts shared by
instagram posts shared by Anil and Karan is 3:2 Nila is 45% of the total number of posts shared
and 5:3 respectively. Find the total number of by David. Find the number of Facebook posts
facebook posts shared by Anil and Karan? shared by Nila?
a) 120 a) 25
b) 140 b) 15
c) 150 c) 20
d) 170 d) 30
e) 190 e) 35
Answer With Explanation
1) Answer: B Required ratio = (280 + 400):(180 + 420)

Required percentage = 420/480 * 100 = 680:600
= 87.5% = 17:15
2) Answer: A 4) Answer: A
Required average = (380 + 400 + 240 + 320 + Required percentage = (380 + 240)/(360 + 480)
420)/5 * 100
= 352 =620*100/840 = 73.8%
3) Answer: C 5) Answer: D
Required ratio = (420 + 180):(400 + 420)

= 600:820 13) Answer: B

= 30:41 Required percentage = 12/25 * 100
= 48%
6) Answer: A
Required ratio = (200 + 320):(220 + 320) 14) Answer: A
= 520:540 Required difference = (28 * 125/100 – 15)/100 *
= 26:27 3600
= 720
7) Answer: B
Required percentage = 240/180 * 100 15) Answer: B
= 133.33% Required average = (12 + 20 + 25)/300 * 3600
= 684
8) Answer: C
Required average = (320 + 280 + 240 + 300 + 16) Answer: A
220)/5 The total number of photos and videos posted
= 272 by B=240
The total number of videos posted by B=240-
9) Answer: A 120=120
Required difference = (360 + 240) – (220 + 280) The total number of videos posted by B and
= 100 F=150*2=300
The total number of videos posted by F=300-
10) Answer: B 120=180
Required percentage = (280 + 180)/(240 + 300) The total number of photos posted by C=360
* 100 Required ratio=180:360=1:2
=460*100/540 = 85%
17) Answer: D
11) Answer: D The total number of photos and videos posted
Required difference = 1/7 * 28/100 * 3600 = 144 by C=560
The total number of photos posted by D and
12) Answer: C E=160+240=400
Required ratio = 15:20 Required difference=560-400=160 more
= 3:4
18) Answer: B

The total number of photos posted by A and The total weight of almonds sold in
D=200+160=360 January=60% of 1800=60*5=300
The total number of photos and videos posted Required difference=400-300=100
by E=600
Required percentage=360/600*100=60% 24) Answer: C
The total weight of cashews sold=90% of
19) Answer: C 1800=90*1800/360=90*5=450
The total number of photos and videos posted The total weight of dates sold=60% of
by B in the year 2000=240 1800=60*5=300
The total number of photos and videos posted Required percentage=(450-
by B in the year 2001=240+40-20=260 300)/300*100=150/3=50%
20) Answer: A 25) Answer: B

Required difference=480-240=240 The total weight of walnuts sold=70% of
1800=70*5=350
21) Answer: B The 12.5% of the total revenue generated by
The total weight of walnuts sold in January=70% walnuts sold=350*160/8=Rs.7000
of 1800=70*1800/360=70*5=350
The total weight of walnuts sold in 26) Answer: A
March=350*9/7=450 The number of iPhones sold in shop E=320
The total weight of dates sold in January=60% of The number of iPads sold in shop
1800=60*5=300 E=320/8*9=360
Required percentage=450/300*100=150% The number of iPhones and iPads sold in shop
E=320+360=680
22) Answer: A The number of iPhones and iPads sold for
The total weight of cashews sold=90% of males in shop E=680*3/4=510
1800=90*1800/360=90*5=450
The total weight of cashews sold for 27) Answer: D
females=450*2/3=300 The number of iPhones sold in shops B and
D=180+400=580
23) Answer: D The number of iPhones sold in shop A=240
The total weight of raisins sold in January=80% The number of iPads sold in shop
of 1800=80*5=400 A=240*5/6=200

Required difference=580-200=380 The number of square tables sold on Monday is

other than wood=48*5/8=30
28) Answer: B Required sum=12+30=42
The number of iPhones sold in shop B=180
The number of iPhones and iPads sold in shop 32) Answer: C
B=180/9*16=320 Required percentage=(48-
The number of iPhones sold in shop D=400 30)/30*100=18/30*100=60% more
Required ratio=320:400=4:5
33) Answer: D
29) Answer: C All the square tables sold on Friday=Rs.30000
The number of iPhones sold in shop B=180 The selling price of each square table on
The number of iPhones sold in shop Friday=30000/20=Rs.1500
F=180*6/5=216 Required difference=2000-1500=Rs.500
The number of iPads sold in shop
B=180*7/9=140 34) Answer: B
The number of iPads sold in shop The number of round and square tables sold on
F=140*8/7=160 Tuesday=52+28=80
Required sum=216+160=376 The number of round and square tables sold on
Wednesday=24+40=64
30) Answer: A Required ratio=80:64=5:4
The number of iPhones sold in shop D=400
The number of iPhones sold in shop B=180 35) Answer: A
The number of iPads sold in shop The number of round and square tables sold on
B=180*7/9=140 Thursday=30+56=86
Required ratio=140/400*100=35% The number of square tables sold on
Wednesday and Friday=40+20=60
31) Answer: A Required difference=86-60=26
The number of round tables sold on Monday=36
The number of round tables sold on Monday is
other than wood=36*1/3=12 36) Answer: D
The number of square tables sold on The number of online women shoppers in city
Monday=48 B=350-200=150

The number of online women shoppers in city Required total=210+300=510

C=400-150=250
The number of online women shoppers in cities 40) Answer: D
B and C=150+250=400 The number of offline women shoppers in city
The number of offline men shoppers in cities B B=250-100=150
and D=100+120=220 The number of offline women shoppers in city
Required difference=400-220=180 more D=240-120=120
The number of offline women shoppers in cities
37) Answer: C B and D=150+120=270
The number of online shoppers in city C=400 The number of online men shoppers in city
The number of online shoppers in city E=75% of B=200
400=400*3/4=300 Required percentage=(270-
The number of offline shoppers in city C=100 200)/200*100=70/2=35%
The number of offline shoppers in city E=140%
of 100=140 41) Answer: D
Required total=300+140=440 The total number of guitars sold for males and
females in February=90+150=240
38) Answer: A The total number of guitars sold for males and
The total number of online and offline shoppers females in July=240*5/4=300
in city A=200+300=500
The total number of online and offline shoppers 42) Answer: A
in city B=350+250=600 The total number of guitars sold for males in
The total number of online and offline shoppers January and May=150+120=270
in city C=400+100=500 The total number of guitars sold for females in
The total number of online and offline shoppers May=180
in city D=150+240=390 Required ratio=270:180=3:2
Required ratio=600:390=20:13
43) Answer: C
39) Answer: B Required percentage=(210-
The number of online and offline men shoppers 120)/120*100=90/120*90=75%
in city A=120+180=300
The number of online and offline men shoppers 44) Answer: B
in city C=150+60=210

The total number of guitars sold for males and

females in May=120+180=300 48) Answer: C
The total number of guitars manufactured in Required total = 3/5 * 150 + 5/8 * 96 = 150
May=180*20/9=400
The total number of guitars unsold in May=400- 49) Answer: B
300=100 Required % = 114/132 * 100 = 86.36%
45) Answer: D 50) Answer: D

The total number of guitars sold for males and Required total = 84 – (120 * 45/100) = 30
females in April=110+160=270
Required difference=270-150=120
46) Answer: B
Required ratio = 96:120
= 4:5
47) Answer: A
Required difference = (114 + 26) – 84 * 125/100
= 35


Top 50 Puzzle and Seating for IBPS RRB Clerk Pre 2021

Directions (1-5): Study the following information

carefully and answer the below questions 3) Who among the following person sits second
Eight persons are sitting in two parallel rows and to the left of W?
facing each other. In Row1 L, M, N, and O are a) No one
seated and faces south. In row2 U, V, W, and X b) X
are seated and faces north. All the information is c) V
not necessarily in the same order. d)U
U sits second to the left of X. L sits third to the e) None of the above
right of M. W sits adjacent to X. W does not sit at
the end of the row. O sits immediate right of N. 4) Which of the following statement is/are false?
N does not sit opposite to W. I. Only one person sits between O and M
1) In which of the following statement two II. W sits immediate left of X
persons are not sitting together? III. L and V are diagonally opposite to each
I. LN other.
II. XU a) Only I and III
III.WV b) Only III
a) Only II c) Only I and II
b) Only I and III d) Only II
c) Only III e) None of the statement is false
d) All I, II, and III
e) None of these 5)Who among the following person sits opposite
to N?
2)Four of the five among the following are a) X
similar in such a way to form a group, who b) V
among the following doesn’t belong to the c) W
group? d) U
a) L e) None of the above
b) M
c) U Directions (6-10): Study the following information
d) V carefully and answer the questions given below.
e) W

Eight persons viz. A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are 9) Who among the following person live on floor
living in an eight storey building, but not 2?
necessarily in the same order. The lowermost a) H
floor is numbered 1 and the floor immediately b) C
above is numbered 2 and so on. c) D
F lives on the lowermost floor. Three persons d) G
live between F and B. H lives adjacent to B. A e) None of these
lives between G and D but there is no floor gap
between them. E lives on floor 3. G doesn’t live 10) On which of the following floor does B live?
adjacent to B. a) 2nd floor
6) Who among the following person lives on b) 4th floor
floor 6? c) 6th floor
a) G d) 5th floor
b) H e) None of these
c) D Directions (11-15): Study the following
d) E information carefully and answer the questions
e) None of these given below.
Seven persons viz. L, M, N, O, P, Q and R are
7) On which of the following floor does A live? sitting in a straight line such that all of them are
a) 7th floor facing towards the north, but not necessarily in
b) 3rd floor the same order.
c) 4th floor Q sits at one of the ends. Two persons sit
d) 5th floor between Q and M. P sits third from the right end.
e) None of these L sits third to the left of P. R sits second from
one end. N sits second to the left of O.
8) How many persons live between G and H? 11) Who among the following person sits at the
a) One leftmost end?
b) Two a) Q
c) Three b) N
d) More than three c) L
e) None d) M
c) None of these

12) Who among the following sits adjacent to Q? Six boxes viz. U, V, W, X, Y and Z were placed
a) L one above the other in the single stack, but not
b) O necessarily in the same order. The lowermost
c) N box is numbered 1 and the box immediately
d) R above is numbered 2 and so on.
e) None of these Y was placed at box 3. U was placed adjacent to
Y. Two boxes were placed between U and Z. W
13) How many persons sit between L and R? was placed at the top. Only one box was placed
a) One between W and V.
b) Two 16) Which of the following box was placed at
c) Three box 4?
d) More than three a) Z
e) None b) U
c) V
14) Who among the following person sits exactly d) Y
in the middle? e) None of these
a) M
b) P 17) How many boxes are there between W and
c) O Z?
d) N a) One
e) None of these b) Two
c) Three
15) How many persons sit between P and Q? d) More than three
a) One e) None
b) Two
c) Three 18) Which of the following box was placed at
d) More than three box 2?
e) None a) V
b) U
Directions (16-20): Study the following c) X
information carefully and answer the questions d) Y
given below. e) None of these

19) In which of the following position does Z was e) April

placed?
a) Box 5 22) Who among the following person was born
b) Box 3 in April?
c) Box 4 a) A
d) Box 1 b) B
e) None of these c) F
d) G
20) How many boxes are there between U and e)C
Z?
a) One 23) How many persons are elder than G?
b) Two a) One
c) Three b) Two
d) More than three c) Three
e) None d) Four
e) None
Directions (21-25): Study the following
information carefully and answer the below 24) If all the persons are arranged in
questions alphabetical order from March, then how many
Seven persons- A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are born persons remain unchanged in their position?
on different months- March, April, May, June, a) Four
July, August and September of the same year b) Three
but not necessarily in the same order. c) Two
D is born in June. Only two persons are born d) One
between D and E. C is born immediately before e) None
E. A is born three months before C. F is born
immediately after B. 25) Who among the following person was born
21) In which of the following month does C was on the adjacent month of both D and C?
born? a) G
a) July b) C
b) September c) E
c) August d) A
d) June e) F

d) More than three

Directions (26-30): Study the following e) None
information carefully and answer the below
questions 29)Which of the following statement is/are true
Seven persons- L, M, N, O, P, Q and R are with respect to M?
going to the temple on different days of the week I. M goes on Sunday
starting from Sunday to Saturday but not II. M goes two persons before Q
necessarily in the same order. III. Only three persons are going between M and
Q goes on Tuesday. R goes two days after Q. L N
goes immediate before R. Only two persons are a) Only I and III
going between L and M. N goes immediately b) Only III
after P.O does not go after P. c) Only I and II
26) In which of the following days does O go to d) Only II
the temple? e) None of these
a) Thursday
b) Wednesday 30) Who among the following person goes
c) Monday immediately after N?
d) Friday a) No such person
e) Sunday b) P
c) L
27) Who among the following person goes on d) Q
Friday? e) M
a) P
b) R Directions (31-35): Study the following
c) M information carefully and answer the below
d) O questions
e) L Six persons- P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting at
the circular table facing the centre but not
28) How many persons are going between O necessarily in the same order.
and N? T sits second to the right of U. Q is an
a) One immediate neighbour of T. One person sits
b) Two between R and S. R is not an immediate
c) Three

neighbour of T. P and Q are not immediate

neighbours. 35) Which of the following statement(s) is/are
31)Who among the following sits immediate right True?
of S? I) P and S are immediate neighbours
a) R II) Only two persons sit between U and S
b) P III) Q sits second to the right of R
c) T a) Only I
d) Q b) Only I and II
e) None of these c) Only III
32) Who among the following person sits d) Only I and III
opposite to T? e) All I, II and III
a) S
b) P Directions (36-40): Study the following
c) R information carefully and answer the below
d) Q questions
e) U A certain number of persons are sitting in the
linear row facing the north.L sits fifth to the left of
33) If S is related to Q and U is related to P in a O. Only four persons are sitting between L and
certain way. Then, who among the following is J. Only three persons are sitting between S and
related to T? O. M sits fourth to the right of S. K sits
a) S immediate left of M. Number of persons to the
b) U left of J is same as to the right of M. K sits
c) R second from one of the ends.
d) P 36) How many persons are sitting in the row?
e) None of these a) 16
b) 19
34) How many persons are sitting between P c) 15
and T when counted to the left of P? d) 20
a) None e) None of the above
b) Two
c) Three 37) Who among the following person sits to the
d) Four right of O?
e) One I. L

II. S Directions (41-45): Study the following

III. K information carefully and answer the below
a) Only II and III questions
b) Only III Six persons- L, M, N, O, P and Q are joining the
c) Only I and II music class on different months- January, April,
d) Only II and June on different dates either 6 or 11 of the
e) None of the statement is false given months. All the information is not
necessarily in the same order.
38)How many persons are sitting between O L joins on April 6. Only one person joins
and K? between L and M. M joins immediately before O.
a) Eight P joins on an even-numbered date.Q joins
b) Six before N.P does not join before Q.
c) Seven 41) Four of the following are alike a certain way
d) Nine and hence form a group. Who among the
e) Ten following does not belong to the group?
a) L
39) What is the position of L from the left end of b) Q
the row? c) P
a) Seventh d) O
b) Fifth e) N
c) Sixth
d) Eighth 42) Which of the following statement is/are true?
e) None of the above I. N joins on an odd number date
II. Two persons join between L and N
40) Who among the following person sits III. M joins before O
seventh to the right of J? a) Only I and III
a) S b) Only III
b) None of these c) All I, II, and III
c) K d) Only II
d) M e) None of these
e) L
43) Who among the following joins on 11th April?
a) O

b) Q a) S
c) M b) U
d) P c) R
e) N d) P
e) Q
44) On which among the following Month and
Date does O join? 47) How many persons are standing between V
a) January 6th and S?
b) April 11th a) Four
c) April6th b) One
d) January 11th c) Two
e) June 6th d) Three
e) More than four
45) How many persons are joining between Q
and N? 48) How many persons are standing before P?
a) Two a) Four
b) Three b) Three
c) One c) Five
d) Four d) Six
e) No one e) Two
Directions (46-50): Study the following 49) As many persons stand before Q as after
information carefully and answer the below ___?
questions a) S
Seven persons- P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V are b) T
standing in the ATM queue one after another but c) V
not necessarily in the same order. d) P
V stands as a third person. Only two persons e) U
stand between V and U. U stands adjacent to R.
Only three persons are standing between R and 50) What is the position of R from the last of the
Q. T stands before P. S stands after P. queue?
46)Who among the following person stands at a) Third
the end of the queue? b) Second

c) First
d) Fourth
e) Fifth
Answer With Explanation
Directions (1-5):
1) Answer: D
2) Answer: E
3) Answer: A
4) Answer: E
5) Answer: A
Final Arrangement
We have,
• U sits second to the left of X.
• L sits third to the right of M.
From the above condition, there are two
possibilities.

Again we have,
• W sits adjacent to X.
• W does not sit at the end of the row.
• O sits immediate right of N.
• N does not sit opposite to W. 1. F lives on the lowermost floor. Three
From the above condition, case2 gets persons live between F and B. H lives
eliminated. case1 shows the final arrangement. adjacent to B.
Directions (6-10):
6) Answer: C
7) Answer: A
8) Answer: C
2. A lives between G and D but there is no
9) Answer: B
floor gap between them. E lives on floor
10) Answer: D
3. G doesn’t live adjacent to B. Hence,
case 1 gets eliminated.

Directions (16-20):
16) Answer: C
17) Answer: E
18) Answer: B
19) Answer: A
20) Answer: B
Directions (11-15):
11) Answer: B
12) Answer: D
13) Answer: C
14) Answer: A
15) Answer: A
1. Y was placed at box 3. U was placed

1. Q sits at one of the ends. Two persons sit adjacent to Y. Two boxes were placed
between Q and M. P sits third from the between U and Z.
right end.
2. L sits third to the left of P. R sits second

from one end. N sits second to the left of
O. Hence, case 1 gets eliminated.

2. W was placed at the top. Only one box From the above condition, there are two
was placed between W and V. Hence, possibilities.
case 1 gets eliminated.
Again we have,
Directions (21-25): • C is born immediately before E.
21) Answer: C • A is born three months before C.
22) Answer: C From the above condition, case1 gets
23) Answer: D eliminated.
24) Answer: D
25) Answer: A
Final Arrangement
Again we have,
F is born immediately after B.
We have,
From the above condition, case2 shows the final
• D is born in June.
arrangement.
• Only two persons are born between D
and E.


possibilities.
Again we have,
Directions (26-30): • N goes immediately after P.
26) Answer: C • O does not go after P.
27) Answer: A From the above condition, case2 gets
28) Answer: D eliminated. case1 shows the final arrangement.
29) Answer: C
30) Answer: A
Final Arrangement
Directions (31-35):
31) Answer: B
32) Answer: C
We have, 33) Answer: D
• Q goes on Tuesday. 34) Answer: E
• R goes two days after Q. 35) Answer: E
• L goes immediate before R. Final Arrangement
• Only two persons are going between L
and M.

Directions (36-40):
36) Answer: B
37) Answer: A
38) Answer: B
39) Answer: C
40) Answer: B
Final Arrangement
We have,
• T sits second to the right of U.
• Q is an immediate neighbour of T.
From the above condition, there are two We have,
possibilities. • L sits fifth to the left of O.
• Only four persons are sitting between L
and J.
• Only three persons are sitting between S
and O.
possibilities.
Again we have,
• One person sits between R and S.
• R is not an immediate neighbour of T.
• P and Q are not immediate neighbours.
From the above condition, case2 gets
eliminated. case1 shows the final arrangement.
Again we have,
• M sits fourth to the right of S.
• K sits immediate left of M.
• Number of persons to the left of J is same
as to the right of M.

• K sits second from one of the ends. • Only one person joins between L and M.
From the above condition, case1 gets • M joins immediately before O.
eliminated. case2 shows the final arrangement. From the above condition, there are two
possibilities.
Again we have,
Directions (41-45): • P joins on an even numbered date.
41) Answer: D (All the persons join on a month • Q joins before N.
having 30 days except O) • P does not join before Q.
42) Answer: C From the above condition, case1 gets
43) Answer: B eliminated. case2 shows the final arrangement.
44) Answer: D
45) Answer: C
Final Arrangement
Directions (46-50):
46) Answer: A
47) Answer: D
48) Answer: B
We have,
49) Answer: A
• L joins on April 6.
50) Answer: A

Final Arrangement • Only three persons are standing between

R and Q.So case-2 is eliminated.
• T stands before P.
• S stands after P
We have,
• V stands as a third person.
• Only two persons stand between V and
U.
• U stands adjacent to R.
possibilities.
Again we have,


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