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TOP 50 Data Sufficiency in Reasoning Questions for Clerk Mains Exams
Directions (1-5): Each of the questions below consists law of L. Only three married couples are there in family.
of a question and two statements numbered I and II F and P unmarried members of the family.
given below it. You have to decide whether the data Statement II: L is son of Q and is son-in-law of M. K is
provided in the statements are sufficient to answer only son of D, who is married to G. R is only son of H.
the question: G is sister of F. P and R are siblings. L is brother-in-law
a) If the data in Statement I alone is sufficient to answer of R. F and R are unmarried member of family. H is
the question, while the data in Statement II alone is not brother-in-law of K.
sufficient to answer the question.
b) If the data in Statement II alone is sufficient to 3) Seven person namely – P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are
answer the question, while the data in Statement I alone sitting in a row facing north. Each person likes
is not sufficient to answer the question. different fruits viz. Banana, Mango, Papaya, Guava,
c) If the data either in Statement I alone or in Statement Orange, Grapes and Litchi. All the given
II alone is sufficient to answer the question. information are not necessary in same order. One
d)If the data in both the Statements I and II together are who likes Banana sits third from right end. T, who
not sufficient to answer the question. doesn’t sit neighbor of one who likes Banana, sits
e) If the data in both the Statements I and II together are second to left of one who likes Papaya. Only three
necessary to answer the question. person sits between R and one who likes Banana. T
1) In a row of twelve persons are facing north how likes Litchi. Only two person sits between S and one
many person sits between L and G? who likes Papaya. How many person sits right of one
Statement I: Only two person sits between L and R. who likes Grapes?
Only one person sits between B and R, who doesn’t sit Statement I: Q, who neither sits adjacent to one who
with L. D sits third to right of K, neither of them sits likes Litchi nor one who likes Papaya, sits second to
adjacent to R or B. At least two person sits between B right of one who likes Mango. Only three person sits
and G, who neither sits adjacent to D nor L, who sits at between one who likes Orange and P, who sits adjacent
left end of the row. Only three person sits between D to T.
and H, who doesn’t sit adjacent to B. Statement II: Only two person sits between S and V,
Statement II: R sits fourth from left end. Only two who sits with one who likes Mango. Only one person
person sits between G and D. Only one person sits sits between one who likes Mango and one who likes
between L and R. Only two person sits between H and Guava.
G, who sits immediate left of K. D sits at end of the
row. 4) Seven boxes viz. P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are kept
one above other. How many boxes are kept below
2) How many female members are there in family of box V?
ten members? Statement I: Box R is kept third from top. Box S and U
Statement I: Q is only son of H, who is son-in-law of are kept together. Box T, which is neither kept adjacent
G. K is only daughter of D. L is sister-in-law of P. G is to box U nor box R. Only three boxes are kept between
brother-in-law of F, who is sister of D. M is brother of S and R. Box P, which is not kept adjacent to box Q, is
K. L is married to B. K is mother of P and is mother-in- kept at any place above box V.
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Statement II: Only three boxes are kept between box U I. Box V is kept at a gap of two from box P and
and P, which is kept second from top. Box Q, which is Box W is neither kept at bottom nor adjacent of
neither kept adjacent to box P nor box U, is kept just R. Box V is kept at a gap of two from box U.
below box R. Only three boxes are kept between box S II. Box U is kept at a gap of two from box V, which
and box R. is kept adjacent of box R. Box W is kept
immediate neighbor of box P.
5) Seven person namely – P, Q, R, S, T, U and V
have different height. How many person are taller to 7). Six persons namely – Raj, Gaurav, Payal, Dev,
S? Riya and Hari are sitting in a circular table facing
Statement I: S is taller to T, Q but not as much as P, R. center but not necessarily in same order. Each
T is taller to V, U but not as much as R, S. R is only person likes different pet Parrot, Horse, Monkey,
short to one person and U is shortest among all. Cat, Rat and Dog not necessary in same order. Who
Statement II: T is taller to V, U but not as much as R, sits immediate right of the one who likes Rat?
S. Q is taller to T, V but not as much as S, R. P is tallest I. Riya sits second to left of Dev, who sits third to
among all. V is only taller to U. right of Gaurav. One who likes Dog sits
immediate neighbor of Gaurav and sits second to
Directions (6-8): Each of the questions below consists right of one who likes Parrot. One who likes
of a question and two statements numbered I and II Dog sits immediate right of Raj who likes Cat.
given below it. You have to decide whether the data Hari sits second to left of one who likes
provided in the statements are sufficient to answer Monkey, who sits immediate neighbor of Payal.
the question: II. Dev likes Parrot sits second to left of Hari, who
a) If the data in Statement I alone is sufficient to sits second to left of Riya. Payal sits second to
answer the question, while the data in Statement the left of Raj, who sits immediate left of one
II alone is not sufficient to answer the question. who likes Dog and Raj likes Cat. The One who
b) If the data in Statement II alone is sufficient to likes Horse sit immediate neighbor of Hari. Riya
answer the question, while the data in Statement likes monkey.
I alone is not sufficient to answer the question.
c) If the data either in Statement I alone or in 8). Seven persons namely – Riya, Hema, Golu, Zoya,
Statement II alone is sufficient to answer the Hari, Ravi and Jiya are sitting in a row not necessary
question. in same order in such a way that some are facing
d) If the data in both the Statements I and II north while others are facing south. Riya sits third to
together are not sufficient to answer the left of Hari, either of them sits at end of the row and
question. Ravi sits immediate left of Riya. Ravi sits second to
e) If the data in both the Statements I and II left of Zoya, who is facing south. How many person
together are necessary to answer the question. sits facing south?
I. Person sitting immediate neighbor of Zoya sits
6). Eight boxes namely -P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W fourth to right of Jiya. Person sitting at end of
are kept one above another not necessarily in the the row sits facing in opposite direction and
same order. Box R is kept third from bottom at a Golu sits third from right end. Hari faces north
gap of two from box S, which is kept adjacent to box direction.
Q and box P is kept at a gap of one from Q. Which II. Person sitting immediate left of Ravi sits fourth
box is kept immediate above box T? to right of Jiya and Golu sits second to left of
Hari.

Direction (9-13): Each of the questions below consists a) Only I and II are sufficient to answer the
of a question and three statements numbered I, II question
and III given belowit. Youhave to decide whether the b) Only I is sufficient to answer the question
data provided in the statementsare sufficient to c) All I, II and III are not sufficient to answer the
answer the question. Read the question and all three question
statements and give answer accordingly. d) All I, II and III are sufficient to answer the
9). Six persons A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting in a question
circular table. Each of them faces inside the table but e) Either only I alone or Both II and III are
not necessarily in the same order. Who among the sufficient to answer the question
following persons sits second to the left of F?
I. Two persons sit between E and A. D is not sits an
immediate neighbour of either E or B. The numbers of
persons sit between D and B is same as C and F.
II. Three persons sit between C and F. C is not an
11). The conclusion of Some Mouse is Modem which
immediate neighbour of B. Two persons sit between D
is not A RAM is definitely followed by which of the
and F.
following statements?
III. D is not an immediate neighbour of B. One person
I. Some ROM is Mouse; All Mouse is Modem; No
sits between D and A. E sits third to the left of A. F is
RAM is a Laptop; Some Pen drive is Mouse.
not an immediate neighbour of D.
II. Some Modems are Laptop; No Pen drive is a
a) Only I and II are sufficient to answer the
Modem; All Laptops are Mouse; No Laptop is a RAM.
question
III. No RAM is a Pen drive; Some Pen drive is Laptop;
b) Only I and III are sufficient to answer the
No Mouse is a Modem; All Mouse is ROM.
question
a) Both I and II are sufficient to answer the
c) All I, II and III are not sufficient to answer the
question
question
b) Only I is sufficient to answer the question
d) All I, II and III are sufficient to answer the
c) Only II is sufficient to answer the question
question
d) Only III is sufficient to answer the question
e) Only I and either II or III are sufficient to answer
e) Both II and III are sufficient to answer the
the question
question
10). Six persons M, N, O, P, Q and R are studying in

12). Some of the people are standing in a line and all
a school. Each of them scored different marks in the
are facing south direction. How many people
English subjects but not necessarily in the same
standing in a line?
order. Who among the following persons scored
I. N sits fourth to the extreme end of the line. One
highest marks in the English subjects?
person sits between A and S. A is not an immediate
I. Q and P scored adjacent mark but both are not either
neighbour of N. A is not sits any extreme end of the
highest or lowest marks. P is higher than R but lower
line. F sits second to the right of N.
than Q. Only three persons scored higher than N. O is
II. Four persons sit between S and F. G sits third to the
the highest. N is not adjacent mark of M.
left of B. D is the only immediate neighbour of G.O sits
II. M is higher than Q but lower than P. O is lower than
fifth to the left of M.
R. P is not the highest mark.
III. F sits third to the right of K. A is an immediate
III. The person O who has scored 64 marks but not the
neighbour of M but not an immediate neighbour of S. M
lowest. The person M who has scored 75 marks. R is not
sits one of the extreme end.
the highest mark.
a) Only I and II are sufficient to answer the 14). Six persons A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting
question around a circular table facing the centre but not
b) Only I and III are sufficient to answer the necessarily in the same order. Who sits third to the
question left of E?
c) All I, II and III are not sufficient to answer the I. Two persons sit between A and B. F is not an
question immediate neighbour of A.
d) All I, II and III are sufficient to answer the II. C and D are immediate neighbours. F is second to
question the right of D.
e) Only I and either II or III are sufficient to answer III. Two persons sits between D and E. E is second to
the question the left of C.
a) Only I and II are sufficient to answer the
13). Seven persons J, K, L, M, N, O and P are living question
in seven different floors. Ground floor is numbered b) All I, II and III together sufficient to answer the
as one and the above floor is numbered as two and so question
on till the topmost floor is numbered as seven. Then c) Only II and III are sufficient to answer the
O lives in which floors? question
I. N lives in the odd numbered floor below J. The d) Either both I and II or only III is sufficient to
numbers of floors above L is same as below M. answer the question
II. There are two floors between where K and J lives. P e) All I, II and III together not sufficient to answer
does not live in the even numbered floor. N lives the question
immediately above M who lives in the odd numbered
floor. 15). Seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are
III. J lives in an even numbered floor. K lives below attending the interview on six different days starting
third floor. O lives below L. L lives two floors below P. from Monday to Sunday in a week but not
a) Only I and III are sufficient to answer the necessarily in the same order. Who among the
question following persons attend the interview on
b) Only I and II are sufficient to answer the Wednesday?
question I. Three persons attend the interview between R and V.
c) Only II and III are sufficient to answer the R attends the interview immediately after T.
question II. P attends the interview on Friday. One person attends
d) All I, II and III are sufficient to answer the the interview between P and S
question III. As many person sits above U and below U are
e) Only I and either II or III are sufficient to answer same. S and U are immediate neighbours.
the question a) Only I and II are sufficient to answer the
question
Direction (14-18): Each of the questions below b) All I, II and III together sufficient to answer the
consists of a question and three statements question
numbered I, II and III given below it. You have to c) Only II and III are sufficient to answer the
decide whether the data provided in the statements question
are sufficient to answer the question. Read the d) Either both I and II or only III is sufficient to
question and all three statements and give answer answer the question
accordingly. e) All I, II and III together not sufficient to answer
the question

16). Among six persons H, I, K, L, R and S are one and the above floor is numbered as two and so
standing in row but not necessarily in the same on till the topmost floor is numbered as eight. Who
order. Who is the tallest? lives in the topmost floor?
I. Only three persons are shorter than K. K is taller than I. J lives in even numbered floor but not lives above
I. I is not shortest. fifth floor. Two persons live between J and O.
II . is shorter than S who is not tallest. R is shorter than II. Four persons live between H and O. N lives an
I. adjacent floor of K.
III. L is shorter than I and R. III. As many persons live between J and K is same as J
a) Only I and II are sufficient to answer the and M. K lives above M. I lives in second floor. N is an
question immediate neighbour of K and H.
b) All I, II and III together sufficient to answer the a) Only I and III are sufficient to answer the
question question
c) Only II and III are sufficient to answer the b) Only II and III are sufficient to answer the
question question
d) Either both I and II or only III is sufficient to c) All I, II and III together sufficient to answer the
answer the question question
e) All I, II and III together not sufficient to answer d) Either both I and II or only III is sufficient to
the question answer the question
e) All I, II and III together not sufficient to answer
17). Seven persons A, B, C, D, E, F and G are sitting the question
in a row. All are facing south direction but not
necessarily in the same order. Who sits fourth to the 19). The following question consists of three
left of A? statements numbered I, II and III. Decide if data
I. F sits middle of the row. Two persons sit between G given in the statements are sufficient to answer the
and F. questions below.
II. D is not an immediate neighbour of G. A sits second On which day of the week did Priya arrive?
to the right of C. C is not sits at any extreme end of the I. Her sister, Anu, correctly remembers that she did not
row. arrive on Monday.
III. Three person sit between G and A. Both D and B II. Her friend, Bala, correctly remembers that she
are not immediate neighbours of A. arrived before Friday.
a) Only I and II are sufficient to answer the III. Her mother correctly mentions that she arrived
question before Friday but after Tuesday.
b) Only II and III are sufficient to answer the a) Only I and II
question b) Only II and III
c) All I, II and III together sufficient to answer the c) Only I and III
question d) All I, II and III
d) Either both I and II or only III is sufficient to e) Data inadequate
answer the question
e) All I, II and III together not sufficient to answer 20). The following question consists of two
the question statements numbered I, II. Decide if the data given in
the statements are sufficient to answer the question.
18). Eight persons H, I, J, K, L, M, N and O are Read the statements carefully and give the answer.
living in eight floors building but not necessarily in How is S related to N?
the same order. The lowermost floor is numbered as Statements:
I. A is the daughter of S and wife of Q. d) If the data even in both statements I and II
II. N is the son of L who is A's grandfather. together are not sufficient to answer the
a) The data in statement I alone are sufficient to question.
answer the question, while the data in statement e) If the data in both statement I and II together are
II are not sufficient to answer the question. necessary to answer the question.
b) The data in statement II alone are sufficient to
answer the question, while the data in statement 22). Five boxes D, V, F, N, K are placed in a row
I are not sufficient to answer the question. from west to east direction according to their weight
c) The data in statement I alone or data in statement in an increasing order. And also each of them is of
II are sufficient to answer the question. different color. The box which is second lightest is of
d) The data in both statement I and II together are which color?
necessary to answer the question. I. F placed at one of the extreme end. Purple box is
e) The data even in both statement I and II together heavier than Red box. Neither box K nor V is the
are not sufficient to answer the question heaviest. Box D is not of Blue and Red color. Pink box
is not heavier than Red box.
Directions (21 – 23): Each of the questions below II. Only one box is placed in between box K and V.
consists of three statements numbered I, II and III Box D is heavier than Pink box. Box V is not placed
given below it. You have to decide whether the data adjacent to F. Box N is of Black color. Blue box is
provided in the statements are sufficient to answer lighter than N. Neither K nor F is of Blue color. Blue
the question. Given answer: box is heavier than Purple box.
21). Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting a) If the data in statement I alone are sufficient to
around a circular table, are they all facing the answer the question, while the data in statement
centre? II alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
I. P sits second to the left of U. S sits second to the right b) If the data in statement II alone are sufficient to
of U. T does not sit opposite to S who sit second to the answer the question, while the data in statement
left of P. Both T and R are immediate neighbour of P. U I alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
is facing the center. R sits second to the right of T. Q c) If the data either in statement I alone or in
sits second to the right of R. Both Q and S are facing statement II alone are sufficient to answer the
same direction as P. question.
II. Q is second to the left of T. Only S is between Q and d) If the data even in both statements I and II
T. R is to immediate left of U. Q sits opposite to P. P is together are not sufficient to answer the
second to the right of S. T is second to the right of Q question.
and second to the left of R. Both Q and P faces each e) If the data in both statement I and II together are
other. necessary to answer the question.
a) If the data in statement I alone are sufficient to
answer the question, while the data in statement
II alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
b) If the data in statement II alone are sufficient to
23). Five persons K, L, M, N, O lives on five different
I alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
floors such as bottom floor is numbered as 1 and top
c) If the data either in statement I alone or in
floor is numbered as 5. Also each of them born in
statement II alone are sufficient to answer the
different months of a year but no two person born in
question.

two consecutive months. The one who lives on fourth c) If the data in statement II and III are sufficient to
floor born in which of the following month? answer the question, while the data in statement
I. Three person lives between L and O. O is older than I is not sufficient to answer the question.
M and born in a month having 31 days. M lives on third d) If the data in statement I and III are sufficient to
floor and born in April. L is born in one of the month answer the question, while the data in statement
after July but in a month having 30 days. II is not sufficient to answer the question.
II. Only one person lives between K and N and K is e) If the data in all the statement I, II and III are
younger than N. O does not live above M. N is born necessary to answer the question.
before L. K was not born in last month of the year and is
younger than L. N was not born in a month of 30 days. 25). Six people – Hina, Raj, Rupa, Rani, Gopi and
a) If the data in statement I alone are sufficient to Damu are living in six floor building each lives on
answer the question, while the data in statement one of the floors of the building. There are six floors
II alone are not sufficient to answer the question. in the building such that ground floor is numbered I,
b) If the data in statement II alone are sufficient to the floor above it is numbered II and so on. Who is
answer the question, while the data in statement living on Ground floor?
I alone are not sufficient to answer the question. I. There is only one floor between the floors on which
c) If the data either in statement I alone or in floor Rupa and Raj are living. Hina is living on an even
statement II alone are sufficient to answer the numbered floor.
question. II. Gopi is not living on an even numbered floor. Raj is
d) If the data even in both statements I and II living on an even numbered floor. Raj is not living on
together are not sufficient to answer the the top floor
question. III. Rani is living on an odd numbered floor. There are
e) If the data in both statement I and II together are two floors between the floor on which Rani and Hina
necessary to answer the question. are living. Gopi is living immediately above Rupa.
a) If the data in statement I alone or in the
Directions (24 – 28): Each of the questions below statement II alone or in the statement III alone is
consists of a question and three statements sufficient to answer the question.
numbered I, II and III given below it. You have to b) If the data in statement I and II are sufficient to
decide whether the data provided in the statements answer the question, while the data in statement
are sufficient to answer the question: III are not sufficient to answer the question.
24). Who is the youngest among six family members c) If the data in statement II and III are sufficient to
Depa, Siya, Daya, Kana, Aman and Shiv? (Each answer the question, while the data in statement
member is of different age.) I is not sufficient to answer the question.
I. Depa is the daughter-in-law of Kana, Aman is d) If the data in statement I and III are sufficient to
grandson of Shiv, who is the father of Siya. answer the question, while the data in statement
II. Depa is not youngest while Shiv is the eldest. II is not sufficient to answer the question.
III. Siya is the father of Daya, who is grandson of Shiv. e) If the data in all the statement I, II and III are
Kana is the wife of Aman’s son and Daya’s father. necessary to answer the question
a) If the data in statement I alone or in the
statement II alone or in the statement III alone is 26). In which direction is point R with respect to P?
sufficient to answer the question. Statements:
b) If the data in statement I and II are sufficient to I. C is in the north of P and R is in the west of C.
answer the question, while the data in statement II. Q is in west of P and R is in the North of Q.
III are not sufficient to answer the question. III. R is in the north-west direction of P.
a) Statement (i) and statement (ii) are sufficient to d) Data in both the Statements I and II is not
answer the question. sufficient to answer the question.
b) Statement (i) alone is sufficient to answer the e) Data in both the Statements I and II together is
question. necessary to answer the question.
c) Either statement (i) alone or statement (ii) alone
or statement (iii) alone is sufficient to answer the Directions (29-31): Each of the questions below
question. consists of a question and two statements numbered
d) All the statement (i), statement (ii) and statement I and II given below it. You have to decide whether
(iii) are sufficient to answer the question. the data provided in the statements are sufficient to
e) None of the statement (i), statement (ii) and answer the question:
statement (iii) is sufficient to answer the a) If the data in Statement I alone is sufficient to answer
question. the question, while the data in Statement II alone is not
27). Who among L, Q, C, T, and U is the oldest? b) If the data in Statement II alone is sufficient to
I. C and T are older than L and U answer the question, while the data in Statement I alone
II. Q is older than L but younger than C. is not sufficient to answer the question.
a) Data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer c) If the data either in Statement I alone or in Statement
the question, while the data in statement II alone II alone is sufficient to answer the question.
are not sufficient to answer the question. d)If the data in both the Statements I and II together are
b) Data in statement II alone are sufficient to not sufficient to answer the question.
answer the question, while the data in statement e) If the data in both the Statements I and II together are
I alone are not sufficient to answer the question. necessary to answer the question.
c) Data either in statement I alone or in statement II
alone are sufficient to answer the question. 29). Eight person namely – A, B, C, D, P, Q, R and S
d) Data given in both the statements I and II are sitting in a circular table facing centre not
together are not sufficient to answer the question necessary in same order. Who sits immediate left of
e) Data in both the statements I and II together are Q?
necessary to answer the question. I. P sits third to the left of A. R, who neither sits
adjacent to A nor P, sits second to the left of B. Only
28). What is the code for ‘walks’ in the code one person sits between C and D. A and S sits together.
language? II. Only one person sits between B and Q. C, who
I. In the code language ‘she walks fast’ is written as ‘he neither sits adjacent to Q nor D, sits facing S. D sits
ka to’. third to the left of B. P sits second to the left of S.
II. In the code language ‘she learns fast’ is written as ‘jo
ka he’. 30). Seven boxes viz. P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are kept
a) Data in Statement I alone, is sufficient to answer one above other in the form of stack. How many
the question, while the data in Statement II alone boxes are kept above box T?
is not sufficient to answer the question. I. Only two boxes are kept between box Q and box U.
b) Data in Statement II alone, is sufficient to Only three boxes are kept above box S. Box Q and S are
answer the question, while the data in Statement kept together. Only one box is kept between box T and
I alone is not sufficient to answer the question. box V. Box P is neither kept at bottom nor adjacent to
c) Data in Statement I alone or in Statement II box Q.
alone is sufficient to answer the question. II. Box R is kept second from top. Box T is kept at any
place above box V. Only three boxes are kept between
box U and box R. Box S, which is neither kept adjacent

to box R nor box U, which is kept at a gap of two box 32). Seven persons T, L, M, D, K, W and H are
from P. Box Q doesn’t kept adjacent to box U but kept sitting in a row facing north but not necessarily in
at any place below box P. the same order. Which of the following persons sit
fourth to the left of M?
31). Six friends namely –P, Q, R, S, T and U lives in I. M sits second to the right of T. Two persons sit
six floored building marked 1 to 6 in such a way that between T and W. K sits second to the left of W. Only
lowermost floor is marked as 1 and topmost floor is one person sits between H and L. D sits left of K.
marked as 6, each person likes different color viz. II. Three persons sit between H and K. Either H or K
Green, Red, Black, Yellow, Blue and White not sits at one of the extreme end. T sits left of W. L and T
necessary in same order. R, who lives on odd are immediate neighbours. M sits right of K.
numbered floor but not on floor marked 3, lives just
above one who likes White. Only two person lives 33). Six persons P, H, L, D, W and N attends the
between S and one who likes White. T, who likes seminar in two different dates 8, 13 and 17 in two
Blue, neither lives adjacent floor of S nor on different months May and September, but not
adjacent floor of R. One who likes Black lives on necessarily in the same order. Which of the following
topmost floor. How many person lives on floor above person attends the seminar immediately before D?
one who likes Yellow? I. Two persons attend the seminar between N and P. N
I. U, who neither likes Black nor likes White, lives at a attends the seminar before P. N does not attend the
gap of two floor from one who likes Red. Only two seminar on even numbered date. As many persons
person lives between Q and one who likes Green. attend the seminar before H and after L are same.
II.Q, who lives on adjacent floor of one who likes Blue, II. W attends the seminar on even numbered date. Two
lives at a gap of two floor from one who likes Green. U, persons attend the seminar between W and H. L attends
who doesn’t lives of top floor, lives just above floor of the seminar immediately after P. N attends the seminar
one who likes Green. before P. D attends the seminar after N, but does not
attend the seminar immediately before W.
Directions (32 - 33): Each of the questions below
consists of a question and two statements numbered Directions (34-36): Each of the questions below
I and II given below it. You have to decide whether consists of a question and two statements numbered
the data provided in the statements are sufficient to I and II given below it. You have to decide whether
answer the question. Read both the statements and the data provided in the statements are sufficient to
give answer answer the question. Read both the statements and
(a) if the data in statement I alone are sufficient to give answer
answer the question, while the data in statement II alone (a) if the data in statement I alone are sufficient to
are not sufficient to answer the question. answer the question, while the data in statement II alone
(b) if the data in statement II alone are sufficient to are not sufficient to answer the question.
answer the question, while the data in statement I alone (b) if the data in statement II alone are sufficient to
are not sufficient to answer the question. answer the question, while the data in statement I alone
(c) if the data either in statement I alone or in statement are not sufficient to answer the question.
II alone are sufficient to answer the question. (c) if the data either in statement I alone or in statement
(d) if the data in both statement I and II together are not II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
sufficient to answer the question. (d) if the data in both statement I and II together are not
(e) if the data in both statement I and II together are sufficient to answer the question.
necessary to answer the question.
(e) if the data in both statement I and II together are the data provided in the statements are sufficient to
necessary to answer the question. answer the question:
a) If the data in Statement I alone is sufficient to answer
34). Six persons Y, P, K, L, M and T attend the the question, while the data in Statement II alone is not
seminar in two different months March and June. sufficient to answer the question.
Three persons attend the seminar in each month on b) If the data in Statement II alone is sufficient to
three different dates 5, 13 and 18. Which of the answer the question, while the data in Statement I alone
following person attends the seminar immediately is not sufficient to answer the question.
before M? c) If the data either in Statement I alone or in Statement
I. Three persons attend the seminar between L and P. L II alone is sufficient to answer the question.
attends the seminar in odd numbered date. P attends the d)If the data in both the Statements I and II together are
seminar after L. More than two persons attend the not sufficient to answer the question.
seminar between T and Y. K attends the seminar e) If the data in both the Statements I and II together are
immediately before Y. necessary to answer the question.
II. Two persons attend the seminar between M and P. L 37). In a row of twelve person facing north how
attends the seminar immediately after T. K attends the many person sits between L and G?
seminar on odd number date. I. Only two person sits between L and R. Only one
person sits between B and R, who doesn’t sit with L. D
35). Six persons M, N, P, H, L and Z are arranged sits third to right of K, neither of them sits adjacent to R
according to their height. Which of the following or B. At least two person sits between B and G, who
person is shortest? neither sits adjacent to D nor L, who sits at left end of
I. M is taller than only one person. Z is taller than P and the row. Only three person sits between D and H, who
H but shorter than N. H is not the shortest. N is not the doesn’t sit adjacent to B.
tallest. II. R sits fourth from left end. Only two person sits
II. Z is shorter than only one person. H is taller than M between G and D. Only one person sits between L and
and L but shorter than P, who is not the tallest. R. Only two person sits between H and G, who sits
immediate left of K. D sits at end of the row.
36). Point Q is in which direction with respect to
Point L? 38). How many female members are there in family
I. Point Q is 3m north of Point M. Point R is 4m west of of ten members?
Point Q. Point V is 5m north of Point R. Point X is 6m I. Q is only son of H, who is son-in-law of G. K is only
east of Point V. Point L is 10m south of Point X. daughter of D. L is sister-in-law of P. G is brother-in-
II. Point M is 4m north of Point N. Point R is 3m east of law of F, who is sister of D. M is brother of K. L is
Point N. Point Q is 2m south of Point R. Point V is 5m married to B. K is mother of P and is mother-in-law of
west of Point M. Point L is 7m north of Point V. L. Only three married couples are there in family. F and
P unmarried members of the family.
II.L is son of Q and is son-in-law of M. K is only son of
D, who is married to G. R is only son of H. G is sister of
F. P and R are siblings. L is brother-in-law of R. F and
R are unmarried member of family. H is brother-in-law
Directions (37-41): Each of the questions below
of K.
consists of a question and two statements numbered
I and II given below it. You have to decide whether
39). Seven person namely – P, Q, R, S, T, U and V
are sitting in a row facing north. Each person likes
different fruits viz. Banana, Mango, Papaya, Guava, I. Two boxes are kept between Box K and the box
Orange, Grapes and Litchi. All the given which contain 20 chocolates. Neither Box K nor the box
information are not necessary in same order. One which contain even number of chocolate is in top or
who likes Banana sits third from right end. T, who bottom. Only two boxes are kept below F. Only one box
doesn’t sit neighbour of one who likes Banana, sits is kept between Box F and the box which contain 24
second to left of one who likes Papaya. Only three chocolates.
person sits between R and one who likes Banana. T II. Only two boxes are kept above Box G. Two boxes
likes Litchi. Only two person sits between S and one are kept between Box G and the box which contains 36
who likes Papaya. How many person sits right of one chocolates. More than three boxes are kept between the
who likes Grapes? box which contain 36 chocolates and Box K. Three
I. Q, who neither sits adjacent to one who likes Litchi boxes are kept between Box T and the box which
nor one who likes Papaya, sits second to right of one contains 28 chocolates. Box T does not contain 36
who likes Mango. Only three person sits between one chocolates.
who likes Orange and P, who sits adjacent to T. a) if the data in statement I alone are sufficient to
II. Only two person sits between S and V, who sits with answer the question, while the data in statement II
one who likes Mango. Only one person sits between one alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
who likes Mango and one who likes Guava. b) if the data in statement II alone are sufficient to
answer the question, while the data in statement I
40). Seven boxes viz. P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are kept alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
one above other. How many boxes are kept below c) if the data either in statement I alone or in statement
box V? II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
I. Box R is kept third from top. Box S and U are kept d) if the data in both statement I and II together are not
together. Box T, which is neither kept adjacent to box U sufficient to answer the question.
nor box R. Only three boxes are kept between S and R. e) if the data in both statements I and II together are
Box P, which is not kept adjacent to box Q, is kept at necessary to answer the question.
any place above box V.
II. Only three boxes are kept between box U and P, 43). Seven persons K, G, B, C, S, Q and V lives on
which is kept second from top. Box Q, which is neither eight different floors, such that lowermost floor is
kept adjacent to box P nor box U, is kept just below box numbered 1, the above floor is numbered 2, and the
R. Only three boxes are kept between box S and box R. topmost floor is numbered 7 but not necessarily in
the same order. Who lives immediately above S?
41). Seven person namely – P, Q, R, S, T, U and V I. S lives on even numbered floor. Three persons live
have different height. How many person are taller to between S and Q. Number of persons live above Q is
S? one more than number of persons live below V. Two
I. S is taller to T, Q but not as much as P, R. T is taller persons live between V and F. Neither B nor C lives
to V, U but not as much as R, S. R is only short to one immediately above S.
person and U is shortest among all. II. Two persons live between S and C. B lives above C.
II. T is taller to V, U but not as much as R, S. Q is taller As many persons live above C as below K.
to T, V but not as much as S, R. P is tallest among all. V a) if the data in statement I alone are sufficient to
is only taller to U. answer the question, while the data in statement II
alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
42). Six boxes T, P, K, Q, F and Z are kept one above b) if the data in statement II alone are sufficient to
the other. Each box contains different number of answer the question, while the data in statement I
chocolates. How many chocolates are there in box K? alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
c) if the data either in statement I alone or in statement

II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
d) if the data in both statement I and II together are not
e) if the data in both statement I and II together are
45). Five person namely – Sanju, Pihu, Mehul, Golu
and Manyta lives in five floored building marked 1
to 5 in such a way that lowermost floor is marked 1
Directions (44-48): Each of the questions below
and topmost floor is marked as 5. Each person likes
consists of a question and two statements numbered
different color viz. Pink, Orange, Blue, Black and
I and II given below it. You have to decide whether
Yellow. All the given information is not necessary in
the data provided in the statements are sufficient to
same order. Mehul lives on floor marked 4 at a gap
answer the question:
of two floor from one who likes Orange. Manyta,
a) If the data in Statement I alone is sufficient to answer
neither likes Orange nor lives adjacent to Mehul,
the question, while the data in Statement II alone is not
lives just below one who likes Yellow. How many
person lives above one who likes Pink?
b) If the data in Statement II alone is sufficient to
I. Sanju, who neither likes Yellow nor Orange, lives just
answer the question, while the data in Statement I alone
above one who likes Blue. Golu lives one any floor
is not sufficient to answer the question.
above Pihu.
c) If the data either in Statement I alone or in Statement
II. One who likes Blue lives just below Sanju, who
II alone is sufficient to answer the question.
doesn’t lives adjacent floor of Manyta. Only one person
d)If the data in both the Statements I and II together are
lives between one who likes Black and Golu.
not sufficient to answer the question.
e) If the data in both the Statements I and II together are
46). Eight person namely – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H
are sitting in a row facing north. How many person
sits left of F?
44). Six boxes namely – P, Q, R, S, T and U are kept
I. Only three person sits between E and G, who sits at
one above other. Each box contains different article
end of the row. B, who sits adjacent to E, sits third to
viz. Watch, Card, Radio, Book, Mobile and Laptop.
right of A. Only two person sits between C and D. At
All the information given are not necessary in same
least three person sits between A and G.
order. Box R is kept second from bottom at a gap of
II. D sits fourth to right of A and is second to left of G.
two box from one contains Card. Box U, which is
Neither D nor A sits at end of the row. E, neither sits
neither kept at bottom nor adjacent to one that
adjacent to A nor D, sits immediate right of C. Only one
contains Card, is kept at a gap of one box from one
person sits between B and F.
that contains Watch. Box P contains Book is kept at
top. Which box is kept just below one that contains
47). Is R is maternal aunty of G?
Radio?
I. R is sister of K. H is only son of Q. P is daughter of
I. Only two boxes are kept between box T and Q, which
D, who is married to W. G is sister of H and is sister-in-
is kept adjacent to box S. Box that contains Radio is
law of D. Only two married couples are there in family.
kept below the one that contains Laptop. Box Q
K is father-in-law of D.
contains Mobile.
II. Q is only daughter of W and is brother of sister of
II. Box Q, which is neither kept adjacent to one contains
D. M is brother of R. P is daughter of G. W is mother of
Book nor at bottom, is kept just above one that contains
H and is sister of M. D is married to G.
Laptop. Only one box is kept between one that contains
Radio and Mobile.
48). Eight person namely – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H, c) The data in either in statement I alone or
have different salary not necessary in same order. statement II alone are sufficient to answer the
Salary of how many person are more than B? question.
I. Salary of A is more than B, D but not as much as G, d) The data in both statements I and II are not
H. Salary of only three person are more than C. Salary sufficient to answer the question.
of only two person are less than E. Salary of F is lowest e) The data in both statements I and II are sufficient
and that of H is only less than G. to answer the question.
II. Salary of C is more than B, D but not as much as G,
A. Salary of E is more than D, F but not as much as H, 50). Six friends A, B, C, D, E, and F are seated in a
C. Salary of F is lowest and salary of H is only less G. circular table facing centre. Who among them sits
immediate right of A?
Directions (49-50): Each of the questions below has Statements:
question and followed by two statements I and II. I) Only one person sits between A and B. Two people
You have to decide whether the data provided in the sit between F and B. C and D sits opposite to each other.
statements are sufficient to answer the question. E sits second to the right of D.
Read the question and both the statements and give II) B and F sit opposite each other. A sits second to the
answer. right of C. C and D are immediate neighbours.
a) The data in statement I alone are sufficient to
49). Five persons Sahib, Sachin, Ishant, Dhoni, and answer the question, while the data in statement
Virat having different heights. Who among them is II alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
the tallest person? b) The data in statement II alone are sufficient to
Statements: answer the question, while the data in statement
I) Sachin is taller than Ishant and Virat. Dhoni is taller I alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
than Sahib. c) The data in either in statement I alone or
II) Only three persons are shorter than Ishant. The statement II alone are sufficient to answer the
Height of Sachin is 156cm which is 6cm more than question.
Dhoni. d) The data in both statements I and II are not
a) The data in statement I alone are sufficient to sufficient to answer the question.
answer the question, while the data in statement e) The data in both statements I and II are sufficient
II alone are not sufficient to answer the question. to answer the question.
b) The data in statement II alone are sufficient to
I alone are not sufficient to answer the question.

Answers with Explanation

1) Answer: b)
From Statement I:
We have:
 Only two person sits between L and R. L sits Clearly, only six person sits between L and G.
at left end. Hence, statement II alone sufficient.
 Only one person sits between B and R, who
doesn’t sit with L, that means B sits second 2) Answer: a)
to right of R. We have:
 D sits third to right of K, neither of them sits  M is brother of K and K is only daughter of
adjacent to R or B. D.
 Only three person sits between D and H,  G is brother-in-law of F, who is sister of D,
who doesn’t sit adjacent to B, that means D as F is unmarried member of family, that
sits at extreme right end. means G is married to D.
 At least two person sits between B and G, Based on above given information we have:
who neither sits adjacent to D nor L, that
means we have two different case, in case
(1) G sits left of B, in case (2) G sits right of
B.
Based on above given information we have:
Again, From Statement I:
we have:
 Q is only son of H, who is son-in-law of G,
that means K must be married to H.
 K is mother of P and is mother-in-law of L.
 B is married to L, that means B is sister of
Q, as Q is only son of H, that means P is also
sister of P.
Clearly, we can’t find exact number of person between Based on above given information we have:
L and G.
Hence, statement I is not sufficient.
From Statement II: We have:
 R sits fourth from left end.
 Only one person sits between L and R, that
means we have two possible place for L, in
case (1) L sits second to left of R, in case (2)
L sits second to right of R. Clearly, only five female member are there in the
 Only two person sits between G and D. family.
 D sits at end of the row. Only two person sits Hence, statement I is alone sufficient.
between H and G, who sits immediate left of From Statement II:
K, that means D sits at extreme right end and We have:
case (2) is not valid.  L is son of Q and is son-in-law of M.
Based on above given information we have:  L is brother-in-law of R, as R is unmarried

member of the family.
 P and R are siblings. R is only son of H, that  Only three person sits between one who
means M is married to H and P is married to likes Orange and P, who sits adjacent to T,
L. that means P sits immediate right of T.
 H is brother-in-law of K. Based on above given information we have:
 K is only son of D, who is married to G, that
means K is brother of M.
 G is sister of F, that means D is father of K.
Clearly, we don’t know exact position one who likes
Grapes.
From Statement II:
We have:
 Only two person sits between S and V, who
sits with one who likes Mango, that means V
Clearly, gender of F and Q is not known.
likes Papaya.
Hence, statement II is not sufficient.
 Only one person sits between one who likes
Mango and one who likes Guava, that means
3) Answer: e)
R likes Guava.
We have:
 One who likes Banana sits third from right
end.
 Only three person sits between R and one
who likes Banana, that means R sits at
extreme left end.
 T, who doesn’t sit neighbor of one who likes
Grapes.
Banana, sits second to left of one who likes
Papaya. T likes Litchi, that means T sits
After combining statement I and II we have:
second from left end.
 Only two person sits between S and one who
likes Papaya, that S sits at extreme right end.
Clearly, one person sits immediate right of one who

likes Grapes.
Hence, statement I and II together sufficient.
From Statement I:
4) Answer: e)
We have:
We have:
 Q, who neither sits adjacent to one who likes
From Statement I:
Litchi nor one who likes Papaya, sits second
We have:
to right of one who likes Mango, that means
 Box R is kept third from top. Only three
Q sits immediate left of S.
boxes are kept between S and R, that means
box S is kept at bottom.

 Box S and U are kept together, that means Clearly, we don’t know exact position of box V.
box U is kept second from bottom. Hence, statement II is not sufficient.
 Box T, which is neither kept adjacent to box From I and II:
U nor box R, that means box T is kept at top. After combining above statements we have:
 Box P, which is not kept adjacent to box Q,
is kept at any place above box V, that means
box P is kept just below box T.
Clearly, only two boxes are kept below box V.

5) Answer: a)
Clearly, we don’t know exact position of box V. We have:
Hence, statement I is not sufficient.  P, R > S > T, Q.
From Statement II:  S, R > T > V, U.
We have:  R is only short to one person.
 Only three boxes are kept between box U  U is shortest among all.
and P, which is kept second from top, that Based on above given information we have:
means box U is kept second from bottom.
 Box Q, which is neither kept adjacent to box
P nor box U, is kept just below box R, that Clearly, height of only two person are more than S.
means box R is kept just below box P. Hence, statement I is alone sufficient.
 Only three boxes are kept between box S and From II:
box R, that means box S is kept at bottom. We have:
Based on above given information we have:  R, S > T > V, U.
 S, R > Q > T, V.
 P is tallest among all.
 V is only taller to U.
Clearly, exact height of S is not known.

6). Answer: C
We have:
 Box R is kept third from bottom at a gap of two

from box S, which is kept adjacent to box Q that
means box S is kept third from top and we have
two different case for box Q, in case (1) box Q
is kept immediate above box S and in case (2)
box Q is kept immediate below box S.
 Box P is kept at a gap of one from box Q, which
means in case (1) P is kept immediate below S
and in case (2) box P is kept immediately above
box S.
Based on above given information we get:
Thus, box R is kept immediate above box T.
Hence, statement I alone is sufficient.
From II:
We have:
 Box W is kept immediate neighbor of box P,
which means in case (1) box W is kept
immediately below box P and in case (2) the
box W is kept immediately above box P.
 Box U is kept at a gap of two from box V,
which is kept immediate neighbor of box R, that
means case (1) is not valid and in case (2) box
From I: V is kept immediate above box R.
We have: Based on above given information we get final
 Box W is neither kept at bottom nor immediate arrangement as follow:
neighbor of R, which means box W is kept at
top. Box V is kept at a gap of two from box P,
which means in case (1) V is kept immediate
above box R and in case (2) box V is kept
immediate above box R.
 Box V is kept at a gap of two from box U,
which means case (1) is not valid and in case (2)
box U is kept at bottom.
Based on above given information we get final
arrangement as follow:
Thus, box R is kept immediate above box T.

Hence, statement II alone is sufficient.
7). Answer: B
From I:
We have:

 Riya sits second to left of Dev, who sits third to

right of Gaurav and One who likes Dog sits
immediate neighbor of Gaurav.
 One who likes Dog sits immediate right of Raj
who likes Cat, that means one who likes Dog
sits left of Gaurav. One who likes Dog sits
second to right of one who likes Parrot, that
means Dev likes Parrot.
 Hari sits second to left of one who likes
Monkey, who sits immediate neighbor of Payal,
that means Hari likes Dog.
Based on above given information we get: Thus, Dev sits immediate right of one who likes Rat.
Hence, statement II is alone sufficient.
8). Answer: D
We have:
 Riya sits third to left of Hari, either of them sits
at end of the row, which means we get two
possibilities, in case (1) Hari sits facing north at
right end and in case (2) Riya sits at extreme left
end.
 Ravi sits immediate left of Riya and Ravi sits
second to left of Zoya, who sits facing south,
Since, we don’t know who likes Rat, thus result can’t that means case (2) is not valid, in case (1a)
be determined. Riya sits facing south and in case (1b) Riya sits
Hence, statement I is not sufficient. facing north.
From II: Based on above given information we get:
We have:
 Dev likes Parrot sits second to left of Hari, who
sits second to left of Riya. Payal sits second to
left of Raj, who sits immediate left of one who
likes Dog and Raj likes Cat.
 One who likes Monkey sits second to right of
one who likes Dog, which means Riya likes From I:
Monkey. One who likes Horse sit immediate We have:
neighbor of Hari, that means Gaurav likes  Person sitting immediate neighbor of Zoya sits
Horse. Riya likes monkey. fourth to right of Jiya, which means Jiya must
Based on above given information we get: sits facing south.
 Person sitting at end of the row sits facing in
opposite direction, which means person at left
end sits facing south. Golu sits third from right
end, which means case (1a) is not valid.
Based on above given information, we have following
result:
Based on above given information, we get following

result:
Case1a Golu sits third from right end, this

condition is not satisfied so rejected.
Since, direction facing of Hema, Ravi and Golu is not Since, direction of Hema and Golu is not known, thus
known, thus we can’t determine required result. result can’t be determined.
Hence, statement I is not sufficient. Hence, statement II is not sufficient.
From II: From I and II:
We have: Based on above given statements we get:
 Person sitting immediate left of Ravi sits fourth
to right of Jiya, which means in case (1a) Ravi
sits facing south and in case (1b) Ravi sits
facing north.
Since, direction of Hema and Golu is not known, thus
 Golu sits second to left of Hari, which means
result can’t be determined.
case (1a) is not valid.
Hence, statement I and II together are not sufficient.
9). Answer: C
All I, II and III are not sufficient answer the question.
Statement I:
Statement II:
Statement I and II:

Statement III:
10). Answer: E
Either only I alone or Both II and III are sufficient to answer the question
Statement I:
Statement II and III:
11). Answer: C
Only II is sufficient to answer the question
Statement II:

12). Answer: D
All I, II and III are sufficient to answer the question
Statement I, II and III:
13). Answer: A
Statement I and III:
16). Answer: E
RSKILH
14). Answer: D (OR)
Statements I and II: HRKSIL
17). Answer: B
Combining Statements II and III we get,
Statement III: Two person sit between D and E means, 18). Answer: A
Obviously D sits third to the left of E. Combining the statements we get,
15). Answer: B
On combining all the statements we get,

On combining statement I and II:
19). Answer: E)
From statement I:
On combining statement II and III:
From statement II:
On combining statement III and I:
From statement III:

No relation between N and S

Combining both the statements:
Case 1:
On combining statement I, II and III:
N is husband of S from this case.

Case 2:
Priya might have arrived on either Wednesday or

Thursday. As we can’t decide one day with the given
information, the data given in all three statements is
inadequate to answer the question.
20). Answer: E)
From Statement I:
Even with both the statements we cant decide the
relation between N and S as N can be husband or
brother in law of S.
21). Answer: C)
From statement I:
No relation between N and S
From Statement II:

And L can be born either in September or November.

From Statement II: And O is born in January.
From Statement II:
K<L<N
From both statements I and II,
Even by combining both the statements we only know
that K is born in November and N is born in July but
we cannot find that either K or N live on 4th floor, so
both together are not sufficient.
Hence, the data either in statement I alone or in

statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
22). Answer: E)
From Statement I:
24). Answer: C
From Statement I: As all the members were not
included in the statement we can not decide who is
And Pink < Red < Purple youngest.
From statement II: From Statement II: As all the members were not
included in the statement we can not decide who is
youngest.
From Statement III:As all the members were not
And Purple < Blue < Black (N) and Pink < D included in the statement we can not decide who is
From both statements I and II We get that F is the youngest.
lightest box and is of Pink color and K is second Combining Statement I and II:There is no
heaviest and is of Red color. information about Daya we cant decide who is
F (Pink) < K (Red) < D (Purple) < V ( Blue) < N ( youngest.
Black) Combining Statement II and III:
23). Answer: D)
From Statement I

And Deepa is the youngest. So we can decide that Daya

is the youngest member of the family.
25). Answer: C
From Statement I: There is only one floor between the
So, either Hina or Rupa lives on an even numbered
floors on which floor Rupa and Raj are living. Hina is
floor, but, as we are not clear so, this combination is not
living on an even numbered floor.
able to answer the question.
This statement alone is not sufficient to answer the
Combining II and III statements:
question.
From Statement II:Gopi is not living on an even
numbered floor. Raj is living on an even numbered
floor. Raj is not living on the top floor
This statement alone is not sufficient to answer the
question.
From Statement III:Rani is living on an odd
numbered floor. There are two floors between the floor
on which Rani and Hina are living. Gopi is living
immediately above Rupa.
Clearly we can see that in Case 3 there is no space for
Gopi and Rupa to accomodate.
In cases 1 and 2, Tolu lives on an even numbered floor
which violates the first reference.
Only case 2A satisfies all the conditions.
So, Hina lives on the top-most floor.
Statement (II) and Statement (III) together are
sufficient.
26). Answer: C
From statement (i), C is in the north of P and R is in the
This statement alone is not sufficient to answer the west of C.
question.
Combining I and II Statements:

Hence, concluded that R is in North-West of P.  Only one person sits between C and D.
From statement (ii), Q is in west of P and R is in the  A and S sits together, that means S sits to the
North of Q. immediate left of A.
Hence, concluded that R is in North-West of P.

From statement (iii), R is in the north-west direction of
P.
So, all three statements are individually correct. Clearly, only two people sit between Q and C.
Hence, either statement (i) alone or statement (ii) alone Hence, statement I is alone sufficient.
or statement (iii) alone is sufficient to answer the From II:
question. We have:
 D sits third to left of B.
27). Answer: D  Only one person sits between B and Q.
From Statement I: C, T > L, U; We can’t decide the  C, who neither sits adjacent to Q nor D, sits
oldest. facing S.
From Statement II: C > Q > L ; We can’t decide the  P sits second to left of S, that means P sits
oldest immediate right of B.
Combining Statements I and II: Based on above given information we have:
As, there is no relation between T and C we cant decide
who is oldest.
28). Answer: E
From Statement I: We can’t decide the code for walks
From Statement II:We can’t decide the code for walks
Combining Statements I and II: we can eleminate ‘she’
and ‘fast’ then walks is coded as to.
Hence data in both the Statements I and II together is
Clearly, only two person sits between Q and C.
Hence, statement II is alone sufficient.
29). Answer: C
We have:
30). Answer: B
From I:
From I:
We have:
We have:
 P sits third to left of A.
 Only three boxes are kept above box S.
 R, who neither sits adjacent to A nor P, sits
 Box Q and S are kept together.
second to the left of B, that means B sits second
 Only two boxes are kept between box Q and
to the right of P.
box U.
 Only one box is kept between box T and box V. Clearly, only four boxes are kept above box T.
 Box P is neither kept at bottom nor adjacent to Hence, statement II alone is sufficient.
box Q, that means box P is kept at top and box
U is kept below box Q. 31). Answer: A
Based on above given information we have: We have:
 R, who lives on odd numbered floor but not on
floor marked 3, lives just above one who likes
White, that means R lives on floor marked 5.
 Only two person lives between S and one who
likes White, that means S lives on floor marked
1.
 T, who likes Blue, neither lives adjacent floor of
S nor on adjacent floor of R, that means T lives
on floor marked 3.
 One who likes Black lives on topmost floor.
Clearly, we don’t know exact position of box T.
From II:
We have:
 Box R is kept second from top.
 Only three boxes are kept between box U and
box R, that means box U is kept second from
bottom.
 Box S, which is neither kept adjacent to box R
nor box U, which is kept at a gap of two box
from P, that means box S is kept fourth from From I:
bottom. We have:
 Box Q doesn’t kept adjacent to box U but kept  U, who neither likes Black nor likes White,
at any place below box P, that means box P is lives at a gap of two floor from one who likes
kept at top. Red, that means U lives on floor marked 2.
 Box T is kept at any place above box V, that  Only two person lives between Q and one who
means box V is kept at bottom. likes Green, that means Q likes White.
Based on above given information we have: Based on above given information we have:
Clearly, four person lives above one who likes Yellow.

Hence, statement I is alone sufficient.

From II:
We have:
 Q, who lives on adjacent floor of one who likes
Blue, lives at a gap of two floor from one who
likes Green.
 U, who doesn’t lives of top floor, lives just
Only I is sufficient.
above floor of one who likes Green, that means
U lives on floor marked 2. 35). Answer: A
Based on above given information we have: From I,
L>N>Z>H>M>P
From II,
N>Z>P>H>L/M>L/M
Only I is sufficient.
36). Answer: C
From I,
Clearly, we don’t know exact person one who likes

Yellow.
32). Answer: (a)

From I,
H/L>D>H/L>T>K>M>W
33). Answer: (b)

From II,
Only II is sufficient.
34). Answer: A
From I,
37). Answer: B
From I:
We have:

 Only two person sits between L and R. L sits at Hence, statement II alone sufficient.
left end.
 Only one person sits between B and R, who 38). Answer: A
doesn’t sit with L, that means B sits second to We have:
right of R.  M is brother of K and K is only daughter of D.
 D sits third to right of K, neither of them sits  G is brother-in-law of F, who is sister of D, as F
adjacent to R or B. is unmarried member of family, that means G is
 Only three person sits between D and H, who married to D.
doesn’t sit adjacent to B, that means D sits at Based on above given information we have:
extreme right end.
 At least two person sits between B and G, who
neither sits adjacent to D nor L, that means we
have two different case, in case (1) G sits left of
B, in case (2) G sits right of B.
Based on above given information we have: Again, we have:
 Q is only son of H, who is son-in-law of G, that
means K must be married to H.
 K is mother of P and is mother-in-law of L.
 B is married to L, that means B is sister of Q, as
Q is only son of H, that means P is also sister of
P.
Clearly, we can’t find exact number of person between

L and G.
From II:
We have:
 R sits fourth from left end. Clearly, only five female member are there in the
 Only one person sits between L and R, that family.
means we have two possible place for L, in case Hence, statement I is alone sufficient.
(1) L sits second to left of R, in case (2) L sits From II:
second to right of R. We have:
 Only two person sits between G and D.  L is son of Q and is son-in-law of M.
 D sits at end of the row. Only two person sits  L is brother-in-law of R, as R is unmarried
between H and G, who sits immediate left of K, member of the family.
that means D sits at extreme right end and case  P and R are siblings. R is only son of H, that
(2) is not valid. means M is married to H and P is married to L.
Based on above given information we have:  H is brother-in-law of K.
 K is only son of D, who is married to G, that
means K is brother of M.
 G is sister of F, that means D is father of K.
Clearly, only six person sits between L and G.
From II:
We have:
 Only two person sits between S and V, who sits
with one who likes Mango, that means V likes
Papaya.
 Only one person sits between one who likes
Mango and one who likes Guava, that means R
Clearly, gender of F and Q is not known.
likes Guava.
39). Answer: E
We have:
 One who likes Banana sits third from right end.
 Only three person sits between R and one who
likes Banana, that means R sits at extreme left Grapes.
end. Hence, statement II is not sufficient.
 T, who doesn’t sit neighbor of one who likes
From I and II:
Banana, sits second to left of one who likes After combining statement I and II we have:
Papaya. T likes Litchi, that means T sits second
from left end.
 Only two person sits between S and one who
likes Papaya, that S sits at extreme right end.
Based on above given information we have: Clearly, one person sits immediate right of one who
likes Grapes.
40). Answer: E
From I: We have:
We have: From I:
 Q, who neither sits adjacent to one who likes We have:
Litchi nor one who likes Papaya, sits second to  Box R is kept third from top. Only three boxes
right of one who likes Mango, that means Q sits are kept between S and R, that means box S is
immediate left of S. kept at bottom.
 Only three person sits between one who likes  Box S and U are kept together, that means box
Orange and P, who sits adjacent to T, that U is kept second from bottom.
means P sits immediate right of T.  Box T, which is neither kept adjacent to box U
Based on above given information we have: nor box R, that means box T is kept at top.
 Box P, which is not kept adjacent to box Q, is
kept at any place above box V, that means box
P is kept just below box T.
Grapes.
Clearly, we don’t know exact position of box V.

Hence, statement I is not sufficient. Clearly, only two boxes are kept below box V.
From II: Hence, statement I and II together sufficient.
We have:
 Only three boxes are kept between box U and P, 41). Answer: A
which is kept second from top, that means box We have:
U is kept second from bottom.  P, R > S > T, Q.
 Box Q, which is neither kept adjacent to box P  S, R > T > V, U.
nor box U, is kept just below box R, that means  R is only short to one person.
box R is kept just below box P.  U is shortest among all.
 Only three boxes are kept between box S and Based on above given information we have:
box R, that means box S is kept at bottom.
Clearly, height of only two person are more than S.
From II:
We have:
 R, S > T > V, U.
 S, R > Q > T, V.
 P is tallest among all.
 V is only taller to U.
Clearly, we don’t know exact position of box V.

Hence, statement II is not sufficient. Clearly, exact height of S is not known.
From I and II: Hence, statement II is not sufficient.
After combining above statements we have:
42). Answer: c)
From I,

that means one contains Watch is kept at

bottom.
 Box P contains Book is kept at top.
From II,
From I:
We have:
 Only two boxes are kept between box T and Q,
which is kept adjacent to box S, that means Box
So, the data either in statement I alone or in statement II
T is kept at bottom.
alone are sufficient to answer the question.
 Box that contains Radio is kept below one that
contains Laptop. Box Q contains Mobile, that
43). Answer: (a)
means box R contains Radio.
From I,
Thus, Box T is kept just below one contains Radio.

From II:
We have:
44). Answer: A  Box Q, which is neither kept adjacent to one
We have: contains Book nor at bottom, is kept just above
 Box R is kept second from bottom at a gap of one that contains Laptop, that means box Q is
two box from one contains Card. kept just above box U.
 Box U, which is neither kept at bottom nor  Only one box is kept between one that contains
adjacent to one that contains Card, is kept at a Radio and Mobile.
gap of one box from one that contains Watch, Based on above given information we have:

Clearly, we don’t know exact position of box that Clearly, we don’t know who likes Pink.
contains Radio. Hence, statement I is not sufficient.
Thus, result can’t be determined. From II:
Hence, statement II is not sufficient. We have:
Hence, option A is correct choice.  One who likes Blue lives just below Sanju, who
doesn’t lives adjacent floor of Manyta, that
45). Answer: B means Sanju lives on top floor.
We have:  Only one person lives between one who likes
 Mehul lives on floor marked 4 at a gap of two Black and Golu, that means Sanju likes Black.
floor from one who likes Orange. Based on above given information we have:
 Manyta, neither likes Orange nor lives adjacent
to Mehul, lives just below one who likes
Yellow, that means Manyta lives on floor
marked 2.
Clearly, only three person lives above one who likes

Pink.
Hence, statement II alone sufficient.
Hence, option B is correct choice.
From I:
We have: 46). Answer: E
 Sanju, who neither likes Yellow nor Orange, We have:
lives just above one who likes Blue, that means  Only three person sits between E and G, who
Sanju lives on floor marked 5. sits at end of the row.
 Golu lives one any floor above Pihu, that means  B, who sits adjacent to E, sits third to right of A.
Golu likes Yellow.  At least three person sits between A and G, that
Based on above given information we have: means G sits at right end.
 Only two person sits between C and D.

Clearly, we don’t know exact position of F.

From II:
We have:
 D sits fourth to right of A and is second to left Clearly, R is aunty of H.
of G. Neither D nor A sits at end of the row, that Hence, statement I alone sufficient.
means A sits second from left end. From II:
 E, neither sits adjacent to A nor D, sits We have:
immediate right of C, that means C sits  Q is only daughter of W and is brother of sister
immediate right of A. of D, that means D is brother of Q.
 Only one person sits between B and F.  P is daughter of G. D is married to G, that
Based on above given information we have: means G is mother of P.
 W is mother of H and is sister of M.
Clearly, we don’t know exact position of F.

From I and II:
Clearly, gender of R is not known.
Thus, result can’t be determined.
Clearly, only six person sits left of F. Hence, option A is correct choice.
Hence, option E is correct choice. 48). Answer: E
From I:
47). Answer: A We have:
From I:  G, H > A > B, D.
We have:  Salary of only three person are more than C.
 H is only son of Q. G is sister of H and is sister-  Salary of only two person are less than E.
in-law of D.  Salary of F is lowest and that of H is only less
 P is daughter of D, who is married to W, that than G, that means salary of G is highest.
means W is sister of H. Based on above given information we have:
 R is sister of K. K is father-in-law of D, that
means K is married to Q.
Clearly, exact salary of B is not known.
From II:

We have: From that we conclude Sachin is the tallest person

 G, A > C > B, D. among the group.
 H, C > E > D, F.
 Salary of F is lowest and salary of H is only less 50). Answer: A
G, that means Salary of G is highest. Statement I:
Based on above given information we have:  One person sits between A and B.
 Two people sit between F and B.
 C and D sit opposite to each other.
 E sits second to the right of D.
Clearly, exact salary of B is not known.
 Form the given data in statement I we can
conclude D sits immediate right of A.
From I and II:
Clearly, salary of four person are more than B.

Hence, statement I and II are together sufficient.
Hence, option E is correct choice.
Statement II:
49). Answer: E  B and F sits opposite to each other.
Statement I: Sachin is taller than Ishant and Virat.  A sits second to the right of C.
Dhoni is taller than Sahib.  C and D are immediate neighbours.
Sachin >Ishant / Virat, Dhoni> Sahib
From Statement I we cannot conclude who is the tallest
person among the group.
Using Statement II
Only three persons are shorter than Ishant.
we get
____>Ishant>___>___>____
But if we combine both the statement we
get Sachin>Ishant>Virat/Dhoni>Virat/Dhoni>Sahib.


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