Crack High Level Seating Arrangement Questions 2019 - Edition 2 PDF

Seating Arrangement Questions 2019
CRACK HIGH LEVEL SEATING ARRANGEMENT 2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
PAGE NUMBER
S.NO TYPE OF QUESTIONS
1. Certain Number based Seating Arrangement
a) Square based arrangement 2- 18
b) Circular based arrangement
c) Parallel Row based arrangement
2. Data sufficiency based Seating Arrangement 18 - 24
3. Fill up based Seating Arrangement 25 - 29
4. Coded Based seating Arrangement

a) Circular based arrangement 29 - 45
b) Linear based arrangement
5. Blood relation based seating arrangement 45 - 56
6. Degree based Circular seating arrangement 57- 65
7. Circumference based seating arrangement 65 - 71
8. Hexagonal based seating arrangement 71 - 80
9. Triangular based seating arrangement 80 - 84
10. Four parallel line based seating arrangement 84- 93
11. Linear row seating arrangement with distance 93- 101
12. Figure based seating arrangement 101- 121
13. Concentric circle/Square based arrangement 121- 134
14. Old pattern based seating arrangement

a) Linear row based arrangement 135- 153
b) Circular based arrangement
c) Rectangular based Arrangement
15. Mains Exam Memory based questions(2018 -2019)
a) LIC AAO mains Memory based seating arrangement (held on 28th
June2019)
b) IBPS CLERK Mains Memory based seating arrangement (held on
20thJanuary 2019)
c) IBPS PO Mains Memory based seating arrangement – (held on 153- 181
18th November 2018)
d) IBPS RRB Officer scale -1 Mains Memory based seating
arrangement (held on22nd September 2018)
e) SBI Clerk Mains Memory based seating arrangement (held on
August 5 -2018)
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Certain Number based Seating Arrangement

Square based arrangement:
(Directions 1–5): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below it.
Certain numbers of people are sitting in a square shaped table. All are facing towards the center. Only one
person seated at each corner and remaining persons are seated at the Edges of the square table. Each of
them has different age. Only few of them seating positions are known.
A sits at one of the corner. The one whose age is 36 years, sit second to the left of A. Three persons are
sitting between E and G. E is 36 years old. B sits immediate left of G. B sits at one of the corner of the table.
Same Number of people seated in opposite edges. At least two but not more than four people sitting on
each edges of the table. D whose age is 52 sits sixth to the right of the one whose age is 10 less than D and
both of them are immediate neighbor of the person sitting at the corner. Neither A nor E is an immediate
neighbor of D.H sits third to the left of D. C sits sixth to the left of H. The age of A is equal to half of the age
of G. The one whose age is 44 sit second to the right of the one who is sitting opposite to C. F is an
immediate neighbor of the one whose age is 44. The one who is 48years old sits fourth to the right of F.
Number of person sits between A and C when counted from left of A is equal to number of person sit
between C and the one whose age is 30.
1) Who sits opposite to G?

a) The one who is 44 years old b) B c) The one who is 52 years old
d) The one who sits third to the left of A e) None of these
2) How many persons are seated in a table (Including unknown persons)?

a) 14 b) 12 c) 10 d) 16 e) 8
3) Who sits immediate left of B?

a) The one who is 30 years old b) The one who sits immediate left of D c) The one who sits
opposite to H d) The one who sits third to the left of the one who is 44 years old e) None of
these
4) What is the sum of present age of A and the one who is third to the right of A?
a) 70 b) 64 c) 68 d) 84 e) None of these
5) Who sits diagonally opposite to E?

a) B b) H c) D d) A e) F
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(Directions 1–5):
Solution:
Answers:
1) Answer: A
2) Answer: A
3) Answer: A
4) Answer: C
5) Answer: C
Explanation:
• Note: At least two but not more than four people sitting on each edges of the table.
• A sits at one of the corner.
• The one whose age is 36 years, sit second to the left of A. E is 36 years old.
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• Three persons are sitting between E and G.

• B sits immediate left of G.
• B sits at one of the corner of the table.
• Same Number of people seated in opposite edges.
• D whose age is 52 sits sixth to the right of the one whose age is 10 less than D and both of them are
immediate neighbor of the person sitting at the corner.
• Neither A nor E is an immediate neighbor D.
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• H sits third to the left of D.
• C sits sixth to the left of H.
• The one whose age is 44 sit second to the right of the one who is sitting opposite to C.
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• F is an immediate neighbor of the one whose age is 44.
• The one who is 48years old sits fourth to the right of F.
• The age of A is equal to half of the age of G.
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• Number of person sits between A and C when counted from left of A is equal to number of person
sit between C and the one whose age is 30.
Circular based arrangement:

Directions (6-10): Study the following information and answer the questions given below.
Certain Number of persons are sitting around a circular table facing center. The circumference of a circle is
468m. They are sitting at distances to each other which are multiple of 6 (It means the distance between
first person and second person is 6m then the distance between second person and third person is 12, and
the distance between third person and fourth person is 18m and so on. Distances are increasing in clock
wise direction.
The distance between B and H is multiple of 5 which is less than 70m but more than 40m. Two persons are
sitting between B and A. G sits 78m away from A. I sit opposite to G. Three persons are sitting between I
and E. Neither E nor A is an immediate neighbor of J. L and C are immediate neighbors. C sits third to the
left of J. F and D are not an immediate neighbors. The distance between K and D and are less than 100m. K
is not sitting opposite to L.
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6) What is the position of E with respect to C?
a) 30m to the right of C b) 58m away from C c) Immediate left of C
d) 30m to the left of C e) Second to the right of C
7) Four of the five among the following are similar in such a way to form a group, which one of the
following doesn’t belongs to the group?
a) E, H b) G, L c) D, F d) I, K e) A, C
8) What is the total distance between I and K when counting to the right of I?
a) 180m b) 154m c) 220m d) 126m e) 120m
9) Which of the following is correct?

a) A and H are sitting opposite to each other b) I sit fifth to the left of E
c) K and C are sitting opposite to each other d) G sits 126m away from K
e) D and J are not an immediate neighbors
10) How many persons sits between J and G when counted anticlockwise from J?
a) 5 b) 6 c) 7 d) 4 e) 3
Directions (6-10):
Solution:
Answers:
6) Answer: D
7) Answer: E
8) Answer: A
9) Answer: D
10) Answer: D
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Explanation:
Note: The circumference of a circle is 468m.
They are sitting at distances to each other which are multiple of 6 .It means the distance between first
person and second person is 6m then the distance between second person and third person is 12, and the
distance between third person and fourth person is 18m and so on. Distances are increasing in clock wise
direction.
Given number of person is 12.So the possible combination is (6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54, 60, 66 and
72. The distance between B and H is multiple of 5 which is less than 70m but more than 40m.
Two persons are sitting between B and A. G sits 78m away from A.
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I sit opposite to G. Three persons are sitting between I and E.
Neither E nor A is an immediate neighbor of J. C sits third to the left of J. L and C are immediate neighbors.
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F and D are not immediate neighbors. The distance between K and D are less than 100m.K is not sitting
opposite to L. Thus case 1b is the final arrangement.
Directions (11-15): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions below.
Certain number of persons are sitting around the circular table having circumference 306m, in such a way
that some are facing center while some are facing away from center. They are seating at consecutive
multiple of ‘3’ in clockwise direction.
Two person sits between U and P. Z sits immediate left of P and is four places away from R. C
neither sits adjacent to K nor sits facing same direction with M. Three person sits between D and K, who
neither sits adjacent to Y nor sits adjacent to R. B and Z sits facing in same direction. D and K sits facing in
same direction but opposite to T. K sits 39m right of M, who doesn’t sits adjacent to U but sits facing
center. R neither sits adjacent to Y nor sits adjacent to B. D sits immediate left of U. P sits 51m left of Y. D
sits third to right of B. C sits 21m right of Q. Not more than four person sits between B and T, when
counted left of T.
11) How many person sits between Z and B, when counted left of B?
a) Two b) Four c) Five d) Seven e) None of these
12) What is the distance between Q and M, when counted right of M?

a) 72m b) 39m c) 63m d) 54m e) Can’t be determined
13) What is the position of U with respect to R?

a) Second to right b) Ninth to left c) Fourth to Right
d) Either A or B e) Can’t be determined
14) If all the person starting from B are rearranged towards left of B in alphabetical order, then how
many person remains unchanged except B?
a) Two b) One c) Four d) Three e) None
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15) Which of the following statement is true?
a) T sits third to right of C. b) Three person sits between R and Y.
c) B sits third to left of D. d) P sits fourth to right of U.
e) All the above given statements are not true.
Directions (11-15):
Solution:
Answers:
11) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, Five person sits between Z and B, when counted left of B.
Hence, option C is correct choice.
12)Answer: D
Explanation:
Clearly, Q sits 54m right of M.
Hence, option D is correct choice.
13)Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, direction of facing of R is not known.
Hence, option E is correct choice.
14)Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, only P remains unchanged.
Hence, option B is correct choice.
15) Answer: E
Explanation:
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Clearly, all the above given statements are not true.
Explanation:
We have:
• We have circumference of the circular table = 306m.
• Person sits at consecutive multiple of 3.
Thus, (3 + 6 + 9 + 12 + 15 + …….. + 3N) = 306
Similarly, if we take 3 common from both side, we have:
(1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + …… + N) = 102
We know that, sum of N consecutive numbers = N (N + 1)/2
Thus, N (N + 1)/2 = 102
We have:
Case 1: If N = 14, then (14 x 15)/2 = 105, which is more than the given value.
Case 2: If N = 13, then (13 x 14)/2 = 91, which is less than the given value.
That, means total number of person in the circle are either 13 or less than 13.
• Again, for 13 number of person:
Circumference = (3 + 6 + 9 + 12 + …………. + 39) = 273, which is less than the given circumference.
• Thus, we have possibility that counting starts from 6, then we have:
Circumference = (6 + 9 + 12 + 15 + ………………. + 42) = 312.
Which is more than given circumference, thus there must be less 13 persons.
• Again, for 12 person:-
Circumference = (3 + 6 + 9 + 12 + …………. + 36) = 234, which is less than the given circumference.
Circumference = (6 + 9 + 12 + 15 + ………………. + 39) = 270, which is still less than the given circumference,
Circumference = (9 + 12 + 15 + ………………. + 42) = 306
That, means we have 12 person in the circle and counting starts from 9 in clockwise direction.
• K sits 39m right of M, who doesn’t sits adjacent to U but sits facing center, that means we have two
possible combination for distance to be 39m, i.e (18 + 21) & 39, that means in case (1) one person
sits between K and M, in case (2) no person sits between K and M.
• Three person sits between D and K, who neither sits adjacent to Y nor sits adjacent to R.
• D sits immediate left of U.
• Two person sits between U and P.
• P sits 51m left of Y, only two such combinations are possible (24, 27) & (42, 9), that means in case
(1) U sits facing away from center and P sits (42 + 9)m left of Y and case (2) is not valid.
Based on above given information we have:
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Case (2) is not valid as P sits 51m left of Y.

Again, we have:
• Z sits immediate left of P and is four places away from R.
• R neither sits adjacent to Y nor sits adjacent to B, that means in case (1a) P sits facing away from
center and R sits adjacent to D, in case (1b) P sits facing center and R sits adjacent to K.
• D sits third to right of B.
• B and Z sits facing in same direction, that means in case (1a) B sits facing away from center, in case
(1b) B sits facing towards center.
• C sits 21m right of Q.
• C neither sits adjacent to K nor sits facing same direction with M, since only such possible
combination are (9 + 12)m & 21m, that means in case (1a) Q sits facing center and C sits facing
away from center and case (1b) is not valid.
• Not more than four person sits between B and T, when counted left of T, that means T sits facing
away from center and sits immediate right of U.
• D and K sits facing in same direction but opposite to T, since T sits facing away from center, that
means D and K sits facing center.
Based on above given information we have final arrangement as follow:
Case (1b) is not valid as C sits 21m right of Q.
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Parallel Row based arrangement:

Certain numbers of persons are seated in four different rows facing north. The rows are numbered 1-4
such that the last row is numbered 1, the row in front of it is numbered 2 and so on. The seats are
numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on in ascending order from left to right.
Sanjay’s seat number is same as his row number. Sanjay is 2nd to the left of Dhivya . None of the persons
are seated to the right of Dhivya. Robin and Sanjay are seated in consecutive rows. The seat number of
Robin is twice than that of Sanjay’s row number. Robin sits somewhere in front of Sanjay. Gokul sits fourth
to the left of Anjali. Both Anjali and Meera has same seat number. Anjali sits somewhere to the in front of
Meera. Row 3 has 5 seats. Row 4 has three seats more than that of row 2. Shalini sits exactly behind John.
John sits third to the left of Naren who is not an immediate neighbor of Meera. Robin sits at one of the
extreme ends. Maximum number of seats are placed in row 4 only.
16) Shalini seated in ______?

a) Row 1 b) Row 2 c) Row 3 d) Row 4 e) Can’t be determined
17) How many known persons are seated in row 3?

a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 0 e) 4
18) Which of the following is not correct?

a) John sits just behind Gokul b) Gokul and Robin are seated in same row
c) Meera seated in seat number 5 d) Robin sits immediate right of the one who sits opposite to Dhivya
e) All the statements are true
19) What is the sum of seat number of Naren and Anjali?

a) 8 b) 6 c) 5 d) 9 e) 10
a) Gokul b) Anjali c) Sanjay d) Dhivya e) Shalini
Directions (16-20):
Solution:
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Answers:
16) Answer: B
17) Answer: E
18) Answer: E
19) Answer: D
20) Answer: C (Sanjay seat and row numbers are same)
Explanation:
• Sanjay’s seat number is same as his row number.
• Sanjay is 2nd to the left of Dhivya.
• None of the persons are seated to the right of Dhivya.
• Row 4 has three seats more than that of row 2.
• Row 3 has 5 seats.
• Robin and Sanjay are seated in consecutive rows.

• Robin sits somewhere in front of Sanjay. From this statement case 4 is not possible, so case 4 is
eliminated.
• The seat number of Robin is twice than that of Sanjay’s row number.
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• Robin sits at one of the extreme ends. From this statement case 2 is eliminated.
• Row 4 has three seats more than that of row 2. Maximum numbers of seats are placed in row 4
only. From this statement case 1 is eliminated because row 4 and row 3 has same number of seats.
• Gokul sits fourth to the left of Anjali.

• Both Anjali and Meera has same seat number.
• Anjali sits somewhere to the in front of Meera. So Anjali shoul sits in fourth row and Meera should
sits in seat number 5 in row 1.
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• Shalini sits exactly behind John.

• John sits third to the left of Naren who is not an immediate neighbor of Meera. The final
arrangement is
Data Sufficiency based Seating arrangement

Directions (21-25): Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.
Ten person namely – B, D, G, H, K, L, P, R, S and T sits in a row facing south. Age of each person is different
viz. 16, 21, 24, 28, 29, 31, 36, 39, 49 and 52 years. All the information are not necessary in same order.
S sits fourth to right of H, whose age is prime number. Difference between age of H and P is 13
years. One person sits between the one whose age is 21 years and S. Age of S is not a perfect square. The
one whose age is 21 years sits fourth to right of L, whose age is neither 36 years nor sits at end of the row.
Two person sits between L and the one whose age is 52 years, who neither sits adjacent to S nor adjacent
to the one whose age is 28 years. P sits second to right of B, whose age is 28 years. Difference between the
age of S and D is 15 years. S is elder than D Neither H nor S sits at end of the row. Two person sits between
the one whose age is 39 years and R. The one whose age is 16 years sits immediate left of the one whose
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age is 24 years. P neither sits adjacent to H nor sits at end of the row. Three person sits between the one
whose age is 28 years and K, whose age is neither 31 years nor sits adjacent to S.
21) Which of the following statement(s) is/are sufficient to answer the age of L?
Statement I: The one whose age is 36 years sits adjacent to the one whose age is 49 years.
Statement II: One person sits between the one whose age is 31 years and T.
Statement III: The one whose age is 31 years sits adjacent to L.
a) Only (II) b) Only (II) and (III) c) Only (III) d) Either Only (I) or only (III) e) Only (I) and (II)
22) If P, K and H initially left their position and then joins along with G and T to fill the five vacant
position considering none of the condition in the passage violates, then which of the following
statement (S) is/are sufficient to find who sits immediate right of G?
Statement I: The one whose age is 16 years sits third place right of T. The one whose age is 31 years sits
adjacent to T.
Statement II: One person sits between G and the one whose age is 49 years. T sits third to right of the one
whose age is 31.
Statement III: T sits at a gap of two person from the one whose age is 21 years. K doesn’t sit at end of the
row.
a) Only (III) b) Only (II) and (III) c) Only (II) d) Only (I) and (III) e) None of the above
23) How many person sits right of the one whose age is 52 years?
a) Two b) Five c) Three d) One e) None
24) Which of the following statement (s) is/are sufficient to find who sits second to right of the one
whose age is 36 years?
Statement I: Three person sits between the one whose age is 49 years and T.
Statement II: One person sits between G and the one whose age is 49 years.
Statement III: R and G sits together. T and the one whose age is 31 years sits together.
a) Only (II) b) Either (I) alone or (II) alone c) Only (III)
d) Only (I) and (III) e) None of the above
25) Which of the following statement (s) is/are true?

Statement I: The one whose age is 39 years sits third to left of R.
Statement II: One person sits between the one whose age is 21 years and K.
Statement III: R sits third to right of L, whose age is 49 years.
Statement IV: Two person sits between D and the one whose age is 21 years.
a) Only (IV) b) Only (II) and (II) c) Only (III)
d) Only (I) e) None of the above
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Directions (21-25):
Solution:
Common Explanation:
We have:
• S sits fourth to right of H, whose age is prime number.
• Difference between age of H and P is 13 years, as age of H is prime number, thus only possible
prime age are 29 & 31 years, but difference of ages of H and P is 13 years, then only possible
combination is (16, 29), that means age of H is 29 years and that of P is 16 years.
• Neither H nor S sits at end of the row, that means in case (1) S sits second from right end, in case (2)
S sits third from right end, in case (3) S sits fourth from right end, in case (4) S sits fifth from right
end.
• One person sits between the one whose age is 21 years and S.
• The one whose age is 21 years sits fourth to right of L, whose age is neither 36 years nor sits at end
of the row, that means in case (1) the one whose age is 21 years sits fourth from right end, in case
(2a) the one whose age is 21 years sits at right end, in case (2b) the one whose age is 21 years sits
fifth from right end, in case (3) the one whose age is 21 years sits second from right end, in case (4)
the one whose age is 21 years sits third from right end.
Again, we have:
• Two person sits between L and the one whose age is 52 years, who neither sits adjacent to S nor
adjacent to the one whose age is 28 years, that means in case (1) the one whose age is 52 years sits
fifth from right end, in case (2a) the one whose age is 52 years sits third from left end, in case (2b)
the one whose age is 52 years sits sixth from right end, in case (3) the one whose age is 52 years sits
second from left end, in case (4) the one whose age is 52 years sits at left end.
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• P sits second to right of B, whose age is 28 years.

• P neither sits adjacent to H nor sits at end of the row.
• The one whose age is 16 years sits immediate left of the one whose age is 24 years, as age of P is 16
years. (Note:- Please see line number 2 of solution)
• Three person sits between the one whose age is 28 years and K, whose age is neither 31 years nor
sits adjacent to S, that means in case (2a) P sits fourth from left right end, in case (2b) P sits second
from right end, in case (4) P sits second from right end and case (1) & case (3) are not valid.
Case (1) & case (3) is not valid as three person sits between the one whose age is 28 years and K.
Again, we have:
• Age of S is not a perfect square. Difference between the age of S and D is 15 years, S is elder than D, as
only such possible combinations are (16, 31) & (24, 39), but age of P is 16 years, thus age of D must
be 24 years and age of S must be 39 years, that means case (2a) is not valid.
• Two person sits between the one whose age is 39 years and R, that means in case (2b) age of R is 52
years and case (4) is not valid.
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Case (2a) is not valid as difference between the age of S and D is 15 years, case (4) is not valid as two
person sits between the one whose age is 39 years and R.
Answers:
21) Answer: D
Explanation:
We have:
From I:
• The one whose age is 36 years sits adjacent to the one whose age is 49 years, since age of L is not
36 years and age of K is not 31 years, thus age of L must be 49 years.
Thus, from above given information we have:
Hence, statement I is alone sufficient.

From II:
We have:
• One person sits between the one whose age is 31 years and T, as age of K is not 31 years, thus no
such possible position of T is available.
Hence, statement II is not sufficient alone.
From III:
We have:
• The one whose age is 31 years sits adjacent to L, since, age of K is not 31 years, that means the one
whose age is 31 years sits at left end.
• As, age L is not 36 years, thus age of L must be 49 years.
Hence, statement III is alone sufficient.

22) Answer: A
Explanation:
We have:
From I:
We have:
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• The one whose age is 16 years sits third place right of T.

• The one whose age is 31 years sits adjacent to T, that means P sits fourth from left end.
• As, P doesn’t sit adjacent to H, thus H sits second from right end.
• Since, exact place for G and K are not known.
Hence, statement I is not sufficient.
From II:
We have:
• T sits third to right of the one whose age is 31, we have two possible place for T, in case (1) T sits
fourth from left end, in case (2) T sits fifth from right end.
• One person sits between G and the one whose age is 49 years.
• As, P and H doesn’t sit at end of the row, thus in case (1) age of G is 21 years, in case (2) age of G is
21 years.
Since, exact position of G is not known.
Hence, statement II is not sufficient.
From III:
We have:
• T sits at a gap of two person from the one whose age is 21 years, that means we have two possible
place for T, in case (1) T sits second from right end, in case (2) T sits third from left end.
• K doesn’t sit at end of the row, as K, H and P doesn’t sit at end of the row, that means case (1) is not
valid, in case (2) K sits at fifth from right end and G sits at left end.
From above given statement we have:
Hence, statement III is alone sufficient.

Hence, option A is correct choice.
23) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, five person sits right of the one whose age is 52 years.
Hence, option B is correct choice
24) Answer: B
Explanation:
From I:
We have:
• Three person sits between the one whose age is 49 years and T, that means T sits immediate right
of R.
• As, age of K is not 31 years, thus age of G who sits at end of the row is 31 years.
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Hence, statement I is sufficient alone.

From II:
We have:
• One person sits between G and the one whose age is 49 years, that means age of K is 49 years and
G sits at left end.
• As, age of L is no 36 years, thus age of L is 31 years.
Hence, statement II alone sufficient.

From III:
We have:
• R and G sits together, that means G sits immediate right of R.
• T and the one whose age is 31 years sits together, that means age of L is 31 years.
Clearly, exact position of the one whose age is 36 years is not known.
Hence, statement III is not sufficient.
25) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, none of the above statements are true.
Hence, option E is correct choice
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Fill up based seating arrangement

(Directions 26–30): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below it.
Eight persons are sitting in a circular table facing center. Each of them like different colors.
Samuel doesn’t like Pink color. The one who likes Pink color sits immediate left of Max. Max likes
__(1)__color. The one who sits second to left of Austin likes Yellow color. ____(2) ___ likes Blue color.
Samuel doesn’t like Yellow color. Harry sits second to the left of the one who likes __(3)___color. Joseph
likes Orange color and sits second to the right of Stanley. The one who likes Black color sits second to the
right of the one who likes Green color who sits to immediate right of ___(4)___. The one who likes Red
color sits third to the left of Stanley who likes Brown color._____(5)____ likes Black color and sits
immediate right of Daniel. Naren sits second to the right of Max.
26) Which of the following replaces blank ___(1)___?

a) Orange b) Yellow c) Black d) Green e) None of those given as option

a) Samuel b) Joseph c) Austin d) Stanley e) None of those given as option

a) Black b) Blue c) Pink d) Orange e) Green

a) Austin b) Daniel c) Stanley d) Naren e) None of those given as option

a) Daniel b) Max c) Joseph d) Austin e) Naren
(Directions 26–30):
Solution:
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Answers:
26) Answers: D
27) Answers: A
28) Answers: C
29) Answers: A
30) Answers: E
Explanation:
• Naren sits second to the right of Max .
• The one who likes Pink color sits immediate left of Max.
• Joseph likes Orange color and sits second to the right of Stanley.
• The one who likes Red color sits third to the left of Stanley who likes Brown color.
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• The one who likes Black color sits second to the right of the one who likes Green color who sits to
immediate right of ___(4)___.
• ____(5)____ likes Black color and sits immediate right of Daniel.
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• ____Naren(5)_____ likes Black color and sits immediate right of Daniel.

• Max likes __Green(1)__color.
• Samuel doesn’t like Pink color.
• Samuel doesn’t like Yellow color
• The one who sits second to left of Austin likes Yellow color.
• ____(2) ___ likes Blue color.

• Harry sits second to the left of the one who likes __(3)___color.
• The one who likes Black color sits second to the right of the one who likes Green color who sits to
immediate right of ___(4) Austin ___.
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• ____Samuel(2) ___ likes Blue color.

• Harry sits second to the left of the one who likes __Pink(3)___color.
Coded based seating arrangement

Circular based arrangement:
Direction (31-34): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circular table facing towards the center. They like
different colors namely Red, Orange, Violet, Black, Brown, Pink, Blue and Yellow but not necessarily in the
same order.
1. P @ Q means P sits Second to the left of Q
2. P # Q means P and Q sitting opposite to each other
3. P $ Q means P is an immediate neighbour of Q
4. P % Q means P sits third to the left of Q
5. P & Q means P sits third to the right of Q
6. P^Q means P is not an immediate neighbour of Q.
Note: 1 represent the one who likes Red color, 2 represent the one who likes Orange color and so on
untill 8 which represent the one who likes Yellow color in the given order as mentioned above.
Similarly , 1@2 means the one who likes Red color sits Second to the left of the one who likes Orange
color and 1#2 the one who likes Red color and the one who likes Orange color are opposite to each other
and so on.
P@1 means P sits second to the left of the one who likes Red color, P&8 means P sits third to the right of
the one who likes Yellow color and so on.
Given Statements:
7#5, G#4, 2#F, 3$H, H&E$G, 3#2, A%6, C@G, 1@7, 8^4, B#E.
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31) What is the position of D with respect to the one who likes Blue color ?
a) Third to the left b) Third to the right c) Second to the left
d)Immediate right e) None of those given as option
32) Which one of the following is not correct?

a) 8%H b) 5$2 c) 6#8 d) 2$4 e) 7^2
33) Wich of the following correctly fits in the blank

D ___ ____ ?
I) %7
II) Â
III) $4
a) Only ( I) b) Only (II) c) Only (I) and (II) d) Only (II) and (III) e)None of these
a) F2 b) B3 c) A5 d) E6 e) H1
Directions (31-34):
Solution:
Answers:
31) Answer: A
32) Answer: D
33) Answer: C
34) Answer: B
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Explanation:
Note:
1. P @ Q means P sits Second to the left of Q
2. P # Q means P and Q sitting opposite to each other
3. P $ Q means P is an immediate neighbour of Q
4. P % Q means P is third to the left of Q
5. P & Q means P is third to the right of Q
6. P^Q means P is not an immediate neighbour of Q.
Note :
1 represents the one who likes Red color
2 represents the one who likes Orange color
3 represents the one who likes Violet color
4 represents the one who likes Black color
5 represents the one who likes Brown color
6 represents the one who likes Pink color
7 represents the one who likes Blue color
8 represents the one who likes Yellow color
• B#E - B and E sitting opposite to each other
• H&E$G - H is third to the right of E. E is an immediate neighbour of G
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G#4 - G and the one who likes Brown color sitting opposite to each other
• C@G - C sits Second to the left of G
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• 3$H - The one who likes Violet color is an immediate neighbour of H.

• 3#2 - The one who likes Violet color and the one who likes Orange color sitting opposite to each
other,
• 2#F -The one who likes Orange color and F are sitting opposite to each other,
• 7#5 - The one who likes Blue color and the one who likes Brown color are sitting opposite to each
other
• 1@7 - The one who likes Red colorsits Second to the left of the one who likes Blue color
A%6 - A is third to the left of the one who likes Pink color
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• 8^4 - the one who likes Yellow color is not an immediate neighbour of the one who likes Black
color. So case 2 is elimintaed because it doesn’t satisify the above condition. Case 1 will be the final
arrangement.
Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are sitting around a circular table in such a way that some are facing
towards the center while other facing away from center. Weight of each person is different viz. 36kg, 43kg,
48kg, 51kg, 63kg, 64kg, 72kg and 96kg but not necessarily in the same order. The one whose weight is 72kg
and Q doesn’t sit together. W sits facing center. V sits third to left of the one whose weight is heighest. The
one whose weight is 43kg sits immediate right of T, whose weight is neither 96kg nor 63kg. V and the one
whose weight is 63kg sits facing in opposite direction.
Following conditions are used to determine position and weight of each person:
1. ‘P @ Q’ means “P sits Second to the left of Q”.
2. ‘P & Q’ means “P sits immediate neighbor of Q”.
3. ‘P % Q’ means “two person sits between P and Q”.
4. ‘P ^ Q’ means “P is not immediate neighbor of Q”.
5. ‘P > Q’ means “P doesn’t sit opposite to Q”.
6. ‘P ? Q’ means “P sits second to right of Q and his weight is 21 more than Q”.
7. ‘P # Q’ means “Weight of P is twice the weight of Q”.
Note: 1 represent the one whose weight is 36kg, 2 represents the one whose weight is 43kg, and so on
untill 8 represents the one whose weight is 96kg.
Similarly , ‘1@2’ means “the one whose weight is 36kg sits Second to the left of the one whose weight is
43kg”, ‘P@1’ means “P sits second to the left of the one whose weight is 36kg”.
Given Statement:- Q@R%7, 8&Q, 1@W?Q, R>1, S#T@4, 7#V, P@U%5
35) What is the difference in weight of the one who sits immediate right of T and the P?
a) 7kg b) 3kg c) 13kg d) 15kg e) None of these
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36) If all the person are rearranged in alphabetical order from in clockwise direction starting from P, then
which of the following statement is true? (Considering direction of facing of the person remains same as
before)
a) S@2 b) 3%1 c) 5&8 d) 4@R e) More than one statement is true.
37) How many person sits between the one whose weight is 43kg and U, when counted left of U?
a) Three b) Four c) Two d) One e) None
38) What is the position of the one whose weight is 72kg with respect to W?
a) Third to left b) Immediate left c) Second to right d) Third to right e) None of these
39) In which of the following combination 2nd person doesn’t sit second to right of 1st person?
a) 36, R b) T, 96 c) 64, 43 d) 72, P e) S, 48
Directions (35-39):
Solution:
Answers:
35) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, difference in weight of Q and P = (51 – 43) = 8.
36) Answer: C
Explanation:
After rearranging person in clockwise direction we have:
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Clearly, the one whose weight is 63kg its immediate neighbor of the one whose weight is 96kg.
37) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, only four person sits between T and Q, when counted left of T.
38) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, U (72) sits immediate left of W.
39) Answer: D
Explanation:
Clearly, P sits second to left of U (72).
Explanation:
We have:
• Q@R%7:- Q sits second to left of R, that means we have two possibility, in case (1) R sits facing
center, in case (2) R sits facing away from center.
• Two person sits between R and the one whose weight is 72kg.
• The one whose weight is 72kg and Q doesn’t sit together, that means the one whose weight is 72kg
sits third to right of R.
• 7#V, R>1 and 8&Q:- The one whose weight is 72kg is twice the weight of V, that means weight of V
must be 36kg.
• The one whose weight is 96kg sits immediate neighbor of Q.
• R and the one whose weight is 36kg doesn’t sit opposite to each other
• V sits third to left of the one whose weight is heighest, that means in case (1a) the one whose
weight is 96kg sits third to left of R and V sits second right of R, in case (1b) the one whose weight is
96kg sits immediate left of R and V sits second to right of R, in case (2a) the one whose weight is
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96kg sits immediate left of R and V sits second to right of R, in case (2b) the one whose weight is
96kg sits third third to left of R and V sits second to right of R.
Again, we have:
• 1@W?Q:- The one whose weight is 36kg sits second to left of W.
• W sits facing center, that means case (2a) & case (2b) are not valid.
• Weight of W is 21kg more than Q and W sits second to right of Q, that means only two possible
combination of weight whose difference is 21kg are (43, 64) and (51, 72).
• Since, weight of neither Q nor W is 72kg, thus, weight of W must be 64kg and that of Q is 43kg.
• The one whose weight is 43kg sits immediate right of T, whose weight is neither 96kg nor 63kg, that
means in case (1a) T sits facing away from center, in case (1b) T sits facing center.
• S#T@4:- Weight of S is twice the weight of T, since only two combination of weight is possible
whose weight is twice the other are (36, 72) & (48, 96),but already V is 36kg, thus weight of S must
be 96kg and that of T is 48kg.
• T sits second to left of the one whose weight is 51kg, that means in case (1a) the one whose weight
is 51kg sits facing center and case (1b) is not valid.
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Case (1b) is not valid as T sits second to left of the one whose weight is 51kg, case (2a) & case (2b) is not
valid as W sits facing center.
Again, we have:
• Since, only remaining person having weight 63kg is left, thus weight of R must be 63kg.
• V and the one whose weight is 63kg sits facing in opposite direction, that means V sits facing away
from center.
• P@U%5:- P sits second to left of U, that means U sits facing center.
• Two person sits between U and the one whose weight is 63kg, that means weight of U must be
72kg and the weight P becomes 51kg.
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Coded Based Linear arrangement:

Ten person namely – B, C, F, G, K, M, P, Q, S and U sits in a straight line in such a way that five are facing
north while other five sits facing South. Age of each person is different viz. 28, 31, 32, 35, 36, 39, 41, 45, 48
and 51 years. Each person works in different bank viz. HDFC, ICICI, UCO, SBI, IDBI, PNB, BOB, CBI, RBI and
UBI. Age of G is 45 years and sits second to right of M. P sits four places from the one who works in RBI.
Age of the one who works in SBI is not 32 years. Difference in age of the one who works in PNB and M is 12
years. Person adjacent to S sits facing in opposite direction to S. The one who works in UBI sits second from
right end. C sits second to left of the one who works in BOB, whose age is 31 years. Age of F is not more
than 40 years and sits fourth to left of Q, who doesn’t sit adjacent to U. The one who works in PNB neither
sits adjacent to Q nor the one who works in UBI. Person at end of the rows sits facing in opposite direction.
Following conditions are used to determine position, age and bank of each person:
1. ‘P % Q’ means “P sits immdiate neighbor of Q”.
2. ‘P @ Q’ means “two person sits between P and Q”.
3. ‘P & Q’ means “P sits fourth to right of Q”.
4. ‘P ^ Q’ means “P sits second to left of Q”.
5. ‘P # Q’ means “P doesn’t sit adjacent to Q”.
6. ‘P ? Q’ means “P sits second to left of Q and his age is 7 less than Q”.
7. ‘P > Q’ means “Age of P is 13 less than that of Q”.
8. ‘P < Q’ means “One person sits between P and Q”.
Note: 1 represent the one whose age is 28 years, 2 represents the one whose age is 31 years, and so on
untill 10 represents the one whose age is 51 years.
Similarly, I represent the one who works in HDFC, II represents the one who works in ICICI, and so on untill
X represents the one who works in UBI.
Again , ‘1%2’ means “the one whose age is 28 years sits immediate neighbor of the one who age is 31
years”, ‘P%I’ means “P sits sits immediate neighbor of the one who works in HDFC”.
Given Statement:- 8&IV%U, Q<IV?F, VI@VIII>III, 9^K@I,SÎI#VI, 4%6&C, P%X, M&VIII%7, P#IV@IX, 1#VII.
40) What is the position of the one whose age is 45years from S?
a) Second to left b) Immediate right c) Third to left
d) Second to right e) None of these
41) Which of the following statement is correct?
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a) The one who works in RBI sits third to left of B.
b) The one whose age is 39 years sits immediate right of the one who works in HDFC.
c) G sits third to left of the one whose age is 36 years.
d) K sits second to right of the one whose age is 39 years.
e) Both (c) and (d).
42) If ‘K’ is related to ‘35’, similarly ‘CBI’ is related to ‘BOB’, then who among the following is related to
‘36’?
a) S b) 51 c) RBI d) 45 e) All the above statements are not true.
43) Who among the following works in ICICI?

a) The one whose age is 36 years. b) M c) The one who age is 48 years.
d) Either A or C e) All the above statements are not true.
44) Which of the following combination is true?

a) PNB – 35 – U b) G – UCO – 45 c) K – IDBI – 32
d) BOB – G – 31 e) More than one combination are true.
Directions (40-44):
Solution:
Answers:
40) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, the one whose age is 45 years sits immediate left of S.
41)Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, both c and d are true .Hence, option E is correct choice.
42)Answer: D
Explanation:
Clearly, K sits third to left of the one whose age is 35 years, similarly the one who works in CBI sits third to
left of the one who works in BOB.
Thus, in same way the one whose age is 45 years sits third to left of the one whose age is 36 years.
43) Answer: A
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Explanation:
Clearly, the one whose age is 36 years works in ICICI.
44) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, only option B is correct.
Explanation:
We have:
• P sits four places from the one who works in RBI.
• P%X:- P sits immediate neighbor of the one who works in UBI, that means we have two possible
place for P, in case (1) P sits third from right end, in case (2) P sits at right end.
• P sits four places from the one who works in RBI, that means only three person sits between P and
the one who works in RBI.
• P#IV@IX:- Two person sits between the one who works in SBI and the one who works in RBI.
• P and the one who works in SBI doesn’t sit together, that means in case (1) the one who works in
SBI sits at left end, in case (2) the one who works in SBI sits third from left end.
• Q<IV?F:- One person sits between Q and the one who works in SBI, that means in case (1) Q sits
third from left end, in case (2a) Q sits at left end, in case (2b) Q sits fifth from left end.
• Age of the one who works in SBI is 7 less than the age of F, only three possible combination of age
whose difference is 7 years are (28, 35), (32, 39) & (41, 48).
• Age of F is not more than 40 years and sits fourth to left of Q, who doesn’t sit adjacent to U.
• Since, age of the one who works in SBI is not 32 years, thus only possible combination of age is (28,
35), thus age of F must be 35 years.
• As, F sits fourth to left of Q, that means in case (1) Q sits facing south and F sits fourth from right
end, in case (2a) Q sits facing south and F sits fifth from left end, in case (2b) Q sits facing north and
F sits at left end.
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Again, we have:
• 8&IV%U:- The one whose age is 45 years sits fourth to right of the one who works in SBI, that
means in case (1) the one who works in SBI sits facing north and the one whose age is 45 years sits
fifth from left end, in case (2a) & case (2b) the one who works in SBI sits facing north and the one
whose age is 45 years sits fourth from right end.
• The one who works in SBI sits immediate neighbor of U.
• Since, U and Q doesn’t sit together, that means in case (2a) U sits fourth from left end, in case (2b)
U sits second from left end and case (1) is not valid.
• Age of G is 45 years and sits second to right of M, that means in case (2a) & case (2b) M sits facing
south.
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Case (1) is not valid as the one who works in SBI sits immediate neighbor of U, who doesn’t sit adjacent
to Q.
Again, we have:
• M&VIII%7:- M sits fourth to right of the one who works in CBI, that means in case (2a) F works in
CBI and sits facing north, in case (2b) Q works in CBI.
• The one who works in CBI sits immediate neighbor of the one whose age is 41 years, that means in
case (2a) & case (2b) the one whose age is 41 years sits fourth from left end, in case (2c) & case (2d)
age of the one who works RBI is 41 years.
• 4%6&C:- The one whose age is 35 years sits immediate neighbor of the one whose age is 39 years,
that means in case (2a) age of the one who works in RBI is 39 years, in case (2b) & case (2d) age of
U is 39 years, in case (2c) age of U is 39 years.
• The one whose age is 39 years sits fourth to right of C, that means in case (2a) C sits second from
left end and sits facing north, in case (2b) & case (2d) C sits sixth from left end and sits facing south,
in case (2c) C sits third from right end and sits facing south.
• C sits second to left of the one who works in BOB, whose age is 31 years.
• 1#VII:- the one whose age is 28 years doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who works in BOB, that means
in case (2b) & case (2d) the one who works in BOB sits third from right end, in case (2c) the one
who works in BOB sits at right end and case (2a) is not valid.
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Case (2a) is not valid as C sits second to left of the one who works in BOB, whose age is 31 years.
Again, we have:
• VI@VIII>III:- Two person sits between the one who works in PNB and the one who works in CBI.
• Age of the one who works in CBI is 13 less than that of the one who works in UCO bank, since only
possible age having difference 13 are (28, 41), (32, 45) & (34, 48), thus only possible age of the one
who works in CBI is 32 years and age of the one who works in UCO bank must be 45 years.
• The one who works in PNB neither sits adjacent to Q nor the one who works in UBI, that means in
case (2b) & case (2c) the one who works in PNB sits second from left end and case (2c) is not valid.
• Difference in age of the one who works in PNB and M is 12 years, that means age of M must be 51
years.
• SÎI#VI:- S sits second to left of the one who works in ICICI, who doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who
works in PNB, that means in P works in ICICI and sits facing north.
• Person at end of the rows sits facing in opposite direction, that means F must sits facing south.
• 9^K@I:- the one whose age is 48 years sits second to left of K, that means in case (2b) age of the
one works in RBI is 48 years and K sits facing south and case (2d) is not valid.
• Two person sits between the one whose K and the one who works in HDFC, that means F works in
HDFC.
• Person adjacent to S sits facing in opposite direction to S, that means G and M both sits facing
south.
• Clearly, only five person sits facing south, thus U must sits facing north.
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Case (2c) is not valid as two person sits between the one who works in PNB and the one who works in
CBI and case (2d) is not valid as the one whose age is 48 years sits second to left of K.
Blood relation based seating arrangement

Nine members of Singh family namely – D, F, H, K, M, P, R, S and U sits in a row in such a way that some are
facing north while other sits facing south. Weight of each person is different viz. 27, 43, 48, 51, 54, 56, 64,
76 and 84kg. Each person also works in different banks viz. BOB, SBI, BOM, ICICI, UCO, UBI, CBI, RBI and
PNB. All the information is not necessary in same order.
K is sister of the one who works in RBI. The one who works in PNB is mother of the one who works
in BOB and sits third to right of the one whose weight is 76 kg. Weight of the one who works in CBI is
neither 27 nor sits right of D. F who works in PNB sits fourth from one of the ends. Person adjacent to H
sits facing in same direction but opposite to H. The one whose weight is 43kg married to H. The one who
works in PNB is married to D, who is brother of the one who works in UCO bank. R sits three places away
from K, who neither works in BOB nor is married person. The one whose weight is 76kg sits two place left
of R, who doesn’t sit at end. The one whose weight is 84kg and the one whose weight is 64kg sits together.
M sits immediate right of D, who sits facing south. R is only child of the one who works in BOM, who is only
female child of D. The one who works in CBI sits exactly between F and K. Weight of the one who works in
BOM is 43kg and sits fourth to left of the one who works in CBI. Difference between weight of the one who
works in CBI and S is 21kg. The one whose weight is 43kg sits immediate left of S, whose weight is neither
64kg nor sits at end of the row. Two people sit between D and H. The one whose weight is 64kg is daughter
of the one who works in CBI. Only two married couples are there in the family. P and the one who works in
UBI sits together. The one whose weight is 84kg sits third to right of the one whose weight is 56kg, who
neither works in UCO nor sits adjacent to D. U is daughter-in-law of M. The one whose weight is 56kg is
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father of S, who is granddaughter of the one who works in RBI. The one who works in ICICI sits second to
right of her grandmother. The one whose weight is 54kg sits third to right of U.
45) What is the position of the one who works in ICICI with respect to the one whose weight is 54kg?
a) Second to left b) Immediate right c) Third to left
d) Second to right e) None of these
46) How is the one who works in UBI is related to H?

a) Nephew b) Granddaughter c) Sister-in-law d) Maternal Aunty e) None of these
47) What of the following statement is/are not true?

I) The one who works in UCO bank is maternal aunty of U.
II) H sits immediate right of the one whose weight is 54kg.
III) The one whose weight is 51kg is father of U.
IV) Three person sits between the one who works in CBI and U.
a) Only I, II and IV b) Only I and IV c) Only I, II and III. d) Only III and IV e) None of these
48) How many persons sits right of the one who works in RBI?
a) Three b) One c) Four d) Two e) None
49) If the one whose weight is 64kg is related to H, similarly the one who works in UBI is related to the
one whose weight is 54kg, then who among the following person is related to the one whose weight is
56kg?
a) The one whose weight is 48kg. b) The one who works in UBI. c) F
d) U e) None of these
Directions (45-49):
Solution:
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Answers:
45) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, the one who works in ICICI sits third to left of the one whose weight is 54kg.
46) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, the one who works in UBI is Niece of H.
47) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, only statement I and II are not correct.
48) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, only one person sits right if the one who works in RBI.
49) Answer: D
Explanation:
Clearly, the one whose weight is 64kg sits second to right of H, similarly the one who works in UBI sits
second to right of the one whose weight is 54kg.
Thus, the one whose weight is 56kg is related to U.
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Explanation:
We have:
• F who works in PNB sits fourth from either ends, that means in case (1) F sits fourth from left end,
in case (2) F sits fourth from right end.
• The one who works in PNB is mother of the one who works in BOB and sits third to right of the one
whose weight is 76 kg, that means in case (1a) & case (2a) the one whose weight is 76 kg sits facing
north, in case (1b) & case (2b) the one whose weight is 76 kg sits facing south.
• The one who works in PNB is married to D, who is brother of the one who works in UCO bank, that
means D must be father of the one who works in BOB.
• The one whose weight is 76kg sits two place left of R, who doesn’t sit at end, that means in case
(1a) & case (2a) R sits facing north, in case (1b) & case (2b) R sits facing south.
• R is only child of the one who works in BOM, who is only female child of D, that means F must be
maternal grandmother of R.
Again, we have:
• R sits three places away from K, who neither works in BOB nor is married person, that means in
case (1a) K sits fourth from right end, in case (1b) K sits second from left end, in case (1c) K sits
second from right end, in case (2a) K sits second from right end, in case (2b) K sits fourth from left
end, in case (2c) K sits second from left end.
• The one who works in CBI sits exactly between F and K.
• Weight of the one who works in CBI is neither 27 nor sits right of D.
• Weight of the one who works in BOM is 43kg and sits fourth to left of the one who works in CBI,
that means in case (1a) the one who works in BOM sits at right end, in case (1c) the one who works
in BOM sits second from left end, in case (2b) the one who works in BOM sits at left end, in case
(2c) the one who works in BOM sits second from right end and case (2a) & case (1b) are not valid.
• The one whose weight is 43kg married to H, that means H must be father of R.
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• Difference between weight of the one who works in CBI and S is 21kg, since only possible
combination of such weight are (27, 48) & (43 & 64).
• The one whose weight is 43kg sits immediate left of S, whose weight is neither 64kg nor sits at end
of the row, thus weight of S is 27kg, that means in case (1a) S sits second from right end, in case
(1c) S sits third from left end, in case (2b) S sits second from left end, in case (2c) S sits third from
right end.
Case (1b) & case (2a) are not valid as weight of the one who works in BOM is 43kg and sits fourth to left
of the one who works in CBI.
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Again, we have:
• M sits immediate right of D, who sits facing south, since the one who works in CBI doesn’t sit right
of D, thus in case (1a) & case (1c) D sits second from left end and case (2b) & case (2c) are not valid.
• Two person sits between D and H, that means in case (1a) H works in CBI and case (1c) is not valid.
• The one whose weight is 64kg is daughter of the one who works in CBI, since, R is only child of the
one who works in BOM, thus weight of R is 64kg.
• The one whose weight is 84kg and the one whose weight is 64kg sits together, that means in case
(1a) the one whose weight is 84kg sits fourth from left end.
• The one whose weight is 84kg sits third to right of the one whose weight is 56kg, who neither works
in UCO nor sits adjacent to D, that means the one whose weight is 56kg sits facing south.
• The one whose weight is 56kg is father of S, who is granddaughter of the one who works in RBI.
• Only two married couples are there in the family, as only nine members are there in family, thus D
must works in RBI and S must be daughter of the one who works in BOB.
Case (2b) & case (2c) are not valid as M sits immediate right of D and case (1c) is not valid as two person
sits between D and H.
Again, we have:
• K is sister of the one who works in RBI, that means K must works in UCO bank.
• U is daughter-in-law of M, that means H must be son of M.
• As, the remaining person is P, that means P must work in BOB.
• P and the one who works in UBI sits together, that means S works in UBI.
• The one who works in ICICI sits second to right of her grandmother, since, M is grandmother of R,
thus R works in ICICI.
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• As, only remaining bank is SBI, thus M works in SBI.

• Person adjacent to H sits facing in same direction but opposite to H, that means F and K sits facing
north.
• The one whose weight is 54kg sits third to right of U, that means U sits facing south and weight of K
is 54kg.
• As, only remaining person is D, thus weight of D is 51kg.
Nine members from Oberoi family namely – B, D, H, M, P, Q, R, V and W sits in a row in such a way that
some are facing north while some are facing south. Each person likes different numbers viz. 16, 17, 21, 23,
29, 31, 36, 38 and 43. Each person also lives in nine floored building marked 1 to 9 in such a way that
lowermost floor is marked 1 and topmost floor is marked 9. No two people who lives on adjacent floor sits
adjacent to each other and vice – versa.
Four person sits between D and the one who lives on 6th floor. The one who likes 31 sits at either
end of the row and is married to the one who likes 21. M is sister – in – law of the one who likes 16 and is
unmarried member of the family. The one who lives in topmost floor lives third to left of V. W is son of the
one who likes 16 and is married to P’s mother. Q who lives on 4th floor sits third to left of the H, who sits
facing south. H neither likes 21 nor likes 31. The one who lives on 4th floor neither likes 29 nor likes 43. The
one who likes 31 is only male son of R and sits four places from P. The one who lives on 3rd floor neither
sits adjacent to the one who likes 17 nor likes 23. P sits third to right of the one who likes 17, who lives on
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8th floor. B lives on 3rd floor and sits at a gap of one person from P. B sits fourth to left of the one who likes
21, who neither lives on 4th floor nor sits adjacent to the one who likes 43. The one who likes 16 lives on 6th
floor and sits immediate right of the one who likes 29. The one who likes 38 is father of V, who is mother of
the one who lives on 4th floor. The one who likes 38 is brother of M. D neither likes 17 nor sits at end of the
row. P lives on adjacent floor of R, who likes an even number. The one who lives on 7th floor sits fourth to
right of W, who neither likes a perfect square nor sits adjacent to D. P and M sits facing in same direction
but opposite to R. One person sits between R and the one who likes 43, who neither lives on even
numbered floor nor sits adjacent to the one who likes 38. The one who lives on 5th floor sits third to left of
the one who likes 23, who doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who lives on 7th floor but sits facing north. The
one who likes 23 is granddaughter of H.
50) How many person lives below the one who likes 21?
a) Two b) Four c) Five d) Seven e) None of these
51) Who among the following person likes 23?

a) Q b) D c) M d) H e) None of these
52) How the one who likes 17 is related to P’s father?

a) Sister-in-law b) Uncle c) Father-in-law d) Maternal Aunty e) None of these

a) The one who likes 43 sits fourth to right of the one who lives on 4th floor.
b) Four person lives between the one who likes 16 and the one who likes 21.
c) Three person sits between the one who likes 29 and the one who lives on 5th floor.
d) The one who likes 31 sits immediate right of the one who likes 16.
e) More than one statement is true.
54) What is the correct position of the one who likes 29?
a) Third to right of the one who lives on 5th floor. b) Immediate left of the one who lives on 6th floor.
c) Second to right of the one who likes 38. d) Both A and C e) Both B and C
Directions (50-54):
Solution:
For Blood Relation:
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Answers:
50) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, D (21) lives on floor marked 2, thus only one person lives below D.
51) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, Q likes 23.
52) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, M (17) is Paternal Aunty of W.
53) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, only statement B is true.
54) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, only statement A is true with respect to the one who likes 29.
Explanation:
We have:
• The one who likes 31 is only male son of R and sits four places from P.
• P sits third to right of the one who likes 17, who lives on 8th floor.
• The one who likes 31 sits at either end of the row and is married to the one who likes 21, that
means in case (1) the one who likes 31 sits at left end and the one who likes 17 sits facing north, in
case (2) the one who likes 31 sits at left end and the one who likes 17 sits facing south, in case (3)
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the one who likes 31 sits at right end and the one who likes 17 sits facing south, in case (4) the one
who likes 31 sits at right end and the one who likes 17 sits facing north.
• B lives in 3rd floor and sits at a gap of one person from P.
• The one who lives on 3rd floor neither sits adjacent to the one who likes 17 nor likes 23, that means
B and the one who likes 17 doesn’t sits together.
For Blood Relation:
Again, we have:
• B sits fourth to left of the one who likes 21, who neither lives on 4th floor nor sits adjacent to the
one who likes 43, that means in case (1) the one who likes 21 sits third from left end and sits facing
south, in case (2) the one who likes 21 sits third from right end and sits facing north, in case (3) the
one who likes 21 sits third from right end and sits facing north, in case (4) the one who likes 21 sits
third from left end and sits facing south.
• Q who lives on 4th floor sits third to left of the H, who sits facing south.
• The one who lives on 4th floor neither likes 29 nor likes 43.
• H neither likes 21 nor likes 31, since the person who lives on adjacent floor doesn’t sits adjacent to
each other, thus in case (1), case (2), case (3) & case (4b) H sits fourth from right end, in case (4a) H
sits at left end.
• The one who likes 38 is father of V, who is mother of the one who lives on 4th floor, that means V is
mother of Q.
• The one who likes 38 is brother of M.
• Four person sits between D and the one who lives on 6th floor.
• D neither likes 17 nor sits at end of the row.
• The one who likes 16 lives on 6th floor and sits immediate right of the one who likes 29, since the
one who lives on 4th floor doesn’t like 16, thus in case (1), case (2), case (3a), case (4a) and case (4b)
D likes 21 and B likes 29, in case (3b) D likes 21 and the one who likes 29 sits at left end.
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For Blood Relation:
Again, we have:
• The one who lives on 7th floor sits fourth to right of W, who neither likes a perfect square nor sits
adjacent to D, that means in case (1) & case (2) P lives on 7th floor and W likes 31, in case (3a), case
(3b) & case (4b) P lives on 7th floor and W sits at left end, in case (4a) & case (4b) P lives on 7th floor
and W likes 31.
• P lives on adjacent floor of R, who likes an even number, that means R lives on 6th floor.
• One person sits between R and the one who likes 43, who neither lives on even numbered floor nor
sits adjacent to the one who likes 38.
• M is sister – in – law of the one who likes 16 and is unmarried member of the family, that means
the one who likes 16 is married to the one who likes 38.
• W is son of the one who likes 16 and is married to P’s mother, that means P is child of W.
• The one who lives on 5th floor sits third to left of the one who likes 23, who doesn’t sit adjacent to
the one who lives on 7th floor but sits facing north, that means in case (1) & case (2) H lives on 5th
floor and Q likes 23, case (3a), case (3b), case (4a) & case (4b) are not valid.
Case (3a), case (3b), case (4a) & case (4b) are not valid as the one who lives on 5th floor sits third to left
of the one who likes 23.
For Blood Relation:
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Again, we have:
• Since, in both the valid cases, R likes 16 and W likes 31, that means W is son of R.
• The one who likes 29 is married to P and is daughter-in-law of D, as D likes 21, that means D is
married to W.
• The one who likes 23 is granddaughter of H, that means H likes 38.
• Since, H likes 43, that means case (1) is not valid.
• The one who lives in topmost floor lives third to left of V, that means V sits facing north and likes
43.
• Since, no two person on adjacent floor sits adjacent to each other, that means V lives on floor
marked 1 and D lives on second floor.
• As, M likes 17, thus P likes 36.
• P and M sits facing in same direction but opposite to R, that means R must sits facing north.
Case (1) is not valid as H likes 38.

For Blood relation:
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Degree based seating arrangement

Eight bankers namely – B, D, E, G, P, Q, R and W sits in a circular table of area 2464m2 equidistant from
each other facing center. Each person works in different banks viz. PNB, BOB, SBI, BOI, UBI, BOM, UCO and
CBI. Each person likes different number viz. 9, 16, 23, 32, 36, 39, 41 and 43.
• When W moves 28m towards the center and if he turns 90° towards his left then he will face, the
one who works in BOM. R sits adjacent to the one who likes 41. The one works in BOB sits facing Q,
who neither likes 39 nor sits adjacent to the one who works in CBI. The one who likes 23 neither sits
adjacent to the one who likes 41 nor sits adjacent to the one who likes 36.
• When the one who likes 41 moves 56m towards center and turns 44m to his left he meets B, who
works in SBI. When G moves three places to his right then he sits facing the one who likes 23. The
one who works in CBI sits 45° right of P, who neither likes 39 nor works in BOB. When the one who
works in PNB moves 28m towards center and the turn of 90° towards his right he sits facing the one
who likes 32.
• The one who works in BOM sits 44m right of R, who neither likes 23 nor works in BOB. When E
moves 28m towards the center and turn of 270° towards right then sits facing the one who likes 16.
Sum of the numbers liked by the one who works in SBI and the D is equal to the number liked by
the one who works in CBI. When the one who likes 36 moves 28m towards center and takes 405°
left turn then he sits facing the one who works in BOI.
• E neither sits adjacent to R nor sits adjacent to the one who works in SBI. The one who likes 32
neither works in SBI nor sits adjacent to P. The one who likes 9 sits 66m right of the one who works
in UBI. Two person sits between the one who works in BOB and the one who likes 16. The
difference between the one who works in UCO bank and E is 11.
55) What is the position of the one who likes 9 with respect to the one who works in CBI?
a) Third to right b) Immediate right c) Third to left d) Second to left e) None of these

a) The one who works in UCO sits facing the one who likes 9.
b) Two person sits between the one who likes 16 and the one who works in UBI.
c) The one who likes 23 sits immediate left of the one who works in BOB.
d) The one who likes 36 sits facing the one who works in SBI.
e) More than one statements are true.
57) In which of the following combination 1st element doesn’t sits between 2nd and 3rd element?
a) R – BOI – 16 b) UCO – 23 – BOM c) PNB – CBI – Q d) 41 – 9 – 39 e) None of these
58) Who among the following person works in PNB?

a) D b) G c) E d) Q e) None of these
59) Four out of five combinations are related to each other in some manner and thus form a group,
which of the following combination doesn’t belong to same group?
a) UBI – 39 – BOI b) 39 – B – UCO c) SBI – R – 16 d) BOB – UBI – Q e) 41 – W – 32
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Directions (55-59):
Solution:
Answers:
55) Answer: D
Explanation:
Clearly, the one who likes 9 sits second to left of the one who works in CBI.
56) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, only statement C is true.
57) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, in combination B, the one who works in UCO bank doesn’t sit exactly between the one who likes
23 and the one who works in BOM.
58) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, D works in PNB.
59) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, in all four combination, 1st person sits facing 3rd person and 2nd person is immediate right of 3rd
person.
Thus, option C doesn’t form group.
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Explanation:
We have:
• Area of the circle = 2464m2
Then, radius2 = (2464 x 7)/22 = 784m2
Radius = 28m
Perimeter = (2 x 22/7 x 28) = 176m
Distance between any two person = 176/8 = 22m.
• When W moves 28m towards the center and if he turns 90° towards his left then he will face, the
one who works in BOM, that means the one who works in BOM sits second to left of W.
• The one who works in BOM sits 44m right of R, who neither likes 23 nor works in BOB, that means R
sits second to left of the one who works in BOM.
• R sits adjacent to the one who likes 41, that means we have two possible places, in case (1) the one
who likes 41 sits immediate left of R, in case (2) the one who likes 41 sits immediate right of R.
• When the one who likes 41 moves 56m towards center and turns 44m to his left he meets B, who
works in SBI, that means in case (1) B sits immediate right of W, in case (2) B sits immediate left of
R.
Again, we have:
• E neither sits adjacent to R nor sits adjacent to the one who works in SBI.
• When E moves 28m towards the center and turn of 270° towards right then sits facing the one who
likes 16, that means in case (1a) E sits immediate left of W and the one who likes 16 sits immediate
right of R, in case (1b) & case (2) E works in BOM and R likes 16.
• Two person sits between the one who works in BOB and the one who likes 16.
• The one works in BOB sits facing Q, who neither likes 39 nor sits adjacent to the one who works in
CBI, in case (1a) Q works in BOM and the one who works in BOB sits immediate right of B, in case
(1b) Q likes 41 and the one who works in BOB sits immediate left of W, in case (2) Q likes 41 and the
one who works in BOB sits immediate right of W.
• When G moves three places to his right then he sits facing the one who likes 23.
• The one who likes 23 neither sits adjacent to the one who likes 41 nor sits adjacent to the one who
likes 36, that means in case (1a) G works in BOB, in case (1b) G sits immediate right of B, in case (1c)
G works in BOB, in case (2a) G sits immediate left of B, in case (2b) G works in BOB.
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Again, we have:
• The one who likes 32 neither works in SBI nor sits adjacent to P.
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• The one who works in CBI sits 45° right of P, who neither likes 39 nor works in BOB, that means in
case (1a) R works in CBI and P likes 41, in case (1c) Q works in CBI and P sits immediate right of B, in
case (2a) & case (2b) W works in CBI and P sits immediate right of E and case (1b) is not valid.
• Sum of the numbers liked by the one who works in SBI and the D is equal to the number liked by
the one who works in CBI, thus we have only three such combinations (9, 23, 32), (16, 23, 39) & (9,
32, 41), that means in case (1a) the one who likes CBI likes 39, in case (1c) the one who likes SBI
likes 9 and D likes 32, in case in case (2a) the one who works in SBI likes 9, D likes 23 and the one
who works in CBI likes 32 and case (2b) is not valid.
• When the one who works in PNB moves 28m towards center and the turn of 90° towards his right
he sits facing the one who likes 32, that means in case (1a) D works in PNB and E likes 32, in case
(2a) and case (1c) is not valid.
• The difference between the one who works in UCO bank and E is 11, only such combination is (32,
43), that means in case (1a) W works in UCO bank, Based on above given information we have:
Case (1b) is not valid as the one who works in CBI sits 45° right of P, case (1c) is not valid as When the one
who works in PNB moves 28m towards center and the turn of 90° towards his right he sits facing the one
who likes 32, case (2b) is not valid as Sum of the numbers liked by the one who works in SBI and the D is
equal to the number liked by the one who works in CBI. Case (2 a) is not valid because When the one who
works in PNB moves 28m towards center and the turn of 90° towards his right he sits facing the one who
likes 32.
Again, we have:
• When the one who likes 36 moves 28m towards center and takes 405° left turn then he sits facing
the one who works in BOI, since the one who likes 36 doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who likes 23,
thus in case (1a) Q likes 36 and P works in BOI, case (2a) is not valid.
• The one who likes 9 sits 66m right of the one who works in UBI, thus E works in UBI and G likes 9.
• As, only remaining number is 39, thus R likes 39.
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Case (2a) is not valid as when the one who likes 36 moves 28m towards center and takes 405° left turn
then he sits facing the one who works in BOI.
Directions (60-64): Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions:
12 friends O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z are sitting around a table as shown below. The arrow
heads represent the direction in which they are facing. There is a statue of a person N in the middle of the
table facing west.
Note: All the people are sitting with equal distance between each other.
Following are the info known about them.
- P sits 270˚ to the right side of the statue.
- Z sits 90˚to the right of the statue and sits third to the left of Y.
- W faces the statue and S sits second to the right of W.
- T sits 330˚ to the right side of the statue.
- Only four people sit between P and O.
- U sits immediate right of O and only one person sits between U and R.
- V sits second to the right of X and third to the right of Q.
60) Who among the following sits second to the right of T?

a) S b) Q c) P d) R e) Z
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61) How many people sit between Y and W when counted from the left of W?
a) 4 b) 3 c) 7 d) 1 e) 5
62) Who sits to the immediate right of U?

a) O b) Y c) Z d) R e) Q
63) If statue N faces north then who among the following faces the statue?
a) P b) Z c) W d) Y e) None of these
64) Four of the following are alike in a certain way. Who among the following does not belong to the
group?
a) W b) O c) Y d) U e) S
Directions (60-64):
Solution:
Answers:
60) Answer: C
61) Answer: E
62) Answer: A
63) Answer: B
64) Answer: D
Explanation:
Z sits 90˚ to the right of the statue and sits third to the left of Y. W faces the statue and S sits second to the
right of W.
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T sits 330˚ to the right side of the statue. Only four people sit between P and O. P sits 270˚ to the right side
of the statue.
U sits immediate right of O and only one person sits between U and R.
Here Case 1 gets eliminated.
V sits second to the right of X and third to the right of Q.

So the final arrangement is,
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Circumference based seating arrangement

(Direction:(65-69) : Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circular table which has the circumference of
2∏r. The radius of the circular table is 140m. Each of them has different in age 44, 36, 48, 25, 40, 20, 18
and 54 but not necessarily in the same order. It is also known that,
The one whose age is square of an odd number sits 220m away from the right of H. Two persons are sitting
between H and the one who is fourth youngest person in the group. G sits immediate left of F. The one
who is youngest person sit an immediate right of C. B sits 220m away from the one whose age is 25 years.
The one who is seventh youngest person sits second to the right of B. The age C is not 40 years. The one
whose age is 20 years sits 220m away from the right of A.H is not the third eldest person. The one who is
the third eldest person is neither an immediate neighbor of the one whose age 48 years nor the one whose
age is 25 years. E sits 440m away from A. E sits 220m away from the left of the one whose age is 40 years.
The one who is fourth eldest person sits 110m away from the one who is third eldest person. C is not an
immediate neighbor of the one who is fourth and fifth youngest person.
65. Who sits 330m to the left of the one who is eldest person ?
a) B b) C c) F d) G e) D
66. Who is the Eldest person in the group?

a) A b) F c) E d) G e) H
67. Who sits immediate right of the one who is 48 years old?
a) The one whose age Youngest person b) The one whose age Second eldest person
c) The one whose age Second Youngest person d) The one whose age Sixth Youngest person
e) Either (a) or (b)
68. Which of the following statement is true?

i) E sits 220m away from the left of D
ii) H sits 330m away from the right of A
iii) Youngest and Second youngest persons are immediate neighbors
a. only I b. only ii and iii c. only iii d. only iii and I e. All i, ii and iii
69. Who sits opposite to C?

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a. The one who is Fourth eldest person b. The one whose age is 36 years
c. The one who is Fourth youngest person d. The one whose age is 18 years
e. Either (a) or (c)
(Direction: 65-69)
Solution:
Answers:
65. Answer: E
66. Answer: C
67. Answer: C
68. Answer: B
69. Answer: A
Explanation:
• Radius of the Circular table = 140m
• The circumference of the circle = 2πr = 880m.
• Distance between successive people (Given eight person seated in a circular table)= 880/8 = 110m.
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• The one whose age is square of an odd number(25) sits 220m away from the right of H.
• Two persons are sitting between H and the one who is Fourth youngest person(36 years) in the
group. (18 , 20, 25, 36, 40, 44, 48 and 54)
• B sits 220m away from the one whose age is 25 years.
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• The one who is seventh youngest person (48 Years) sits second to the right of B.
• H is not the third eldest person (44 years).

• The one who is the third eldest person (44 years) is neither an immediate neighbor of the one
whose age 48 years nor the one whose age is 25 years.
• The one who is fourth eldest person (40 years) sits 110m away from the one who is third eldest
person(44 years).
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• E sits 220m away from the left of the one whose age is 40 years.
• E sits 440m away from A.

• The one whose age is 20 years sits 220m away from the right of A.
• C is not an immediate neighbor of the one who is fourth (36 years) and fifth youngest person(40
years). The age C is not 40 years.
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• The one who is youngest person (18 years) sit an immediate right of C. Case 1 eliminated because
we cannot fix the position of youngest person.
• G sits immediate left of F.
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Hexagonal based seating arrangement

(Directions 70-74): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below it.
Twelve persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K and L are sitting around a hexagonal shaped table facing center.
Six persons are sitting at corners of the table and remaining persons are sitting at the edges of the table.
They all are living in different rooms numbered 1 - 12.Consecutive alphabetical names of the persons are
not adjacent to each other. Consecutive numerical room numbers of the persons are not adjacent to each
other.
Two persons are sitting between K and F who lives in room number 8.F sits at one of the corner of the
table. Three persons are sitting between K and the one who lives in room number which is square of an
odd number but not 1. E sits fourth to the right of L who sits adjacent to F. E lives in room number
4.Immediate neighbor of F lives in the prime numbered room. Four persons are sitting between H and J
when counted from left of H who is not an immediate neighbor of K. The one who lives in room number 1
sits third to the left of H who lives in room number 11. C and G are immediate neighbors. B sits second to
the right of the one who lives in room number 3.The one who lives in room number 12 sits second to the
left of I. B and D lives adjacent to each other. A lives in room number 10. B and H are not an immediate
neighbor of each other. The room number of C is greater than the room number of K.
70) Who lives in room number 7?

a) K b) C c) B d) D e) None of those given as option
71) What is the position of D with respect to B?

a) Seventh to the left b) Sixth to the right c) Immediate right
d) Fifth to the left e) None of those given as option
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72) How many persons are sitting between A and I?
a) 4 b) 6 c) 5 d) 3 e) None of those given as option

a) F and the one who lives in room number 5 are immediate neighbor
b) D lives in room number 6 and J lives in room number 12
c) Number of person sitting between A and H when counted from left of A is same as number of person
sitting between I and B when counted from left of I.
d) C sits opposite to F
e) All are correct
74) What is the sum of room number of G, L, B, I and K?

a) 22 b) 24 c) 34 d) 20 e) 30
(Directions 70-74):
Solution:
Answer:
70. Answer: B
71. Answer: D
72. Answer: C
73. Answer: E
74. Answer: D
Explanation:
• Two persons are sitting between K and F who lives in room number 8.
• F sits at one of the corner of the table.
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• Three persons are sitting between K and the one who lives in room number which is square of an
odd number(9) but not 1.
• E sits fourth to the right of L who sits adjacent to F.

• E lives in room number 4.
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• Immediate neighbors of F lives in the prime numbered room.

• Four persons are sitting between H and J when counted from left of H who is not an immediate
neighbor of K.
• The one who lives in room number 1 sits third to the left of H who lives in room number 11.
• C and G are immediate neighbors.

• B sits second to the right of the one who lives in room number 3.
• B and H are not an immediate neighbor of each other.
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• B and D lives adjacent to each other.

• The one who lives in room number 12 sits second to the left of I.
• A lives in room number 10.
• The room number of C is greater than the room number of K.
Directions : (75-79) Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below it.
Twelve family members namely – B, C, E, F, H, L, M, Q, R, T, V and W sits in a hexagonal dining table in
such a way that one person sits at each edge while one person sits at each corner. Person at the corner of
the table sits facing center and person at the edge of the table sits facing away from center. Weight (Kg) of
each person is different viz. 36, 39, 41, 42, 48, 51, 53, 64, 72, 84, 123 & 126.
One person sits between H and C, whose weight is not 53kg but sits opposite to Q. Weight of L is
neither 48kg nor 64kg. The one whose weight is 48kg neither sits at edge nor is an immediate neighbor of
E. Weight of W is twice the weight of Q. The one whose weight is 123kg sits exactly opposite to the one
whose weight is 53kg. Two persons sit between B and the one whose weight is 48kg. Q neither sits
adjacent to V nor his weight is 48kg. L sits exactly between T and the one whose weight is 72kg, who sits
immediate left of M. One person sits between E and B, whose weight is 123kg. Weight of R is thrice the
weight of Q. E neither sits adjacent to C nor sits adjacent to H. The one whose age is 126kg and E sits
together. Three persons sit between the one whose weight is 126kg and Q. The one whose weight is 39kg
not sits adjacent to V. Three persons sit between T and the one whose weight is 36kg. Q sits adjacent to the
one whose weight is 36kg. Difference between the weight of M and H is 12kg. One person sits between W
and F. Three persons sit between the one whose weight is 51kg and the one whose weight is 64kg.
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75) What is the position of V with respect to the one whose weight is 51kg, when counted anticlockwise?
a) Fourth to left
b) Third to right
c) Fifth to right
d) Second to left
e) None of these
76) How many persons sit between the one whose weight is 41kg and W, when counted from the left of
W?
a) Two
b) Three
c) Five
d) Seven
e) None of these
77) If all the person are rearranged in ascending order of theirweight towards right starting from the one
whose weight is 36kg, then how many persons remain unchanged (except the one whose weight is
36kg)?
a) Two
b) Three
c) One
d) More than three
e) None
78) What is difference between weight of R and W?

a) 39kg
b) 73kg
c) 62kg
d) 43kg
e) None of these

a) The one whose weight is 39kg sits second to right of C.
b) V sits fifth to left of L, whose weight is 51kg.
c) The one whose weight is 72kg sits third to right of the one whose weight is 64kg.
d) F sits second to right of the one whose weight is 123kg.
e) More than one statement is true.
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(Directions 75-79):
Solution:
Answers:
75) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, V sits fourth to right of the one whose weight is 51kg.
76) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, three person sits between W and the one whose weight is 41kg.
77) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, only C remains unchanged.
78) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, difference between weight of R and W = (126 – 84) = 42kg.
79) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, only statement C is correct.
Explanation:
We have:
● Two person sits between B and the one whose weight is 48kg.
● The one whose weight is 48kg neither sits at edge nor immediate neighbor of E, that means the one
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whose weight is 48kg sits at corner, thus in case (1) B sits third to right of the one whose weight is
48kg, in case (2) B sits third to left of the one whose weight is 48kg.
● One person sits between E and B, whose weight is 123kg.
● E neither sits adjacent to C nor sits adjacent to H, that means in case (1) E sits second to left of B, in
case (2) E sits second to right of B.
● The one whose weight is 123kg sits exactly opposite to the one whose weight is 53kg.
Again, we have:
● The one whose age is 126kg and E sits together, that means in case (1a) & case (2a) the one whose
age is 126kg sits immediate right of E, in case (1b) & case (2b) the one whose age is 126kg sits
immediate left of E.
● Three person sits between the one whose weight is 126kg and Q.
● Q neither sits adjacent to V nor his weight is 48kg.
● One person sits between H and C, whose weight is not 53kg but sits opposite to Q, as H doesn’t sit
adjacent to E, that means in case (1a) Q sits third to left of E and weight of H is 48kg, in case (1b) Q
sits immediate right of B and H sits fifth to left of E, in case (1c) Q sits fifth to left of E and H sits
immediate right of B, in case (2a) Q sits fifth to right of E and H sits immediate left of B, in case (2b)
Q sits third to right of E and weight of H is 48kg, in case (2c) Q sits immediate left of B and H sits
fifth to right of E.
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Again, we have:
● L sits exactly between T and the one whose weight is 72kg, who sits immediate left of M.
● Weight of L is neither 48kg nor 64kg.
● Three person sits between T and the one whose weight is 36kg.
● Q sits adjacent to the one whose weight is 36kg, that means in case (1a) weight of L is 126kg and
weight of M is 36kg, in case (2c) L sits second to left of T and M sits immediate right of B and case
(1b), case (1c), case (2a) and case (2b) are not valid.
Case (1b), case (1c), case (2a) & case (2b) are not valid as L sits exactly between T and the one whose
weight is 72kg, who sits immediate left of M.
Again, we have:
● Weight of R is thrice the weight of Q, since only such possible combination are (41, 123) & (42,
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126), thus weight of Q must be 42kg and that of R must be 126kg.
● Since, weight of R is 126.
● Weight of W is twice the weight of Q, thus weight of W is 84kg.
● One person sits between W and F, that means W sits immediate left of H.
● Difference between weight of M and H is 12kg.
● The one whose weight is 39kg not sits adjacent to V, that means weight of weight of M must be
51kg and weight of H is 39kg.
● Three person sits between the one whose weight is 51kg and the one whose weight is 64kg, thus
weight of C must be 64kg.
● As, remaining person is L, thus weight of L must be 41kg.
Case (1a) is not valid as weight of R is 126kg.
Triangular based seating arrangement

Directions (80-84): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions below.
Nine bankers namely – B, D, F, H, P, R, V, W and Z are sitting in a triangular dinner table in such a way that
two persons sit at each edge facing center and one person at the corner facing away from the center. Each
person likes different numbers which is either a square or cube number between 1 to 100. None of the
adjacent person likes consecutive numbers (For Example:- If A sits exactly between C and B, A likes 16, then
none of the B and C likes 9 and 25). Each person also works in different banks viz. PNB, CBI, SBI, BOB, HDFC,
ICICI, UCO, UBI and BOI. All the information is not necessarily in the same order.
The one who likes 36 sits second to right of the one who works in BOI, who doesn’t like cube
number. The one who likes PNB sits four places away from B, who likes 4 but doesn’t work in BOI. F neither
sits adjacent to the one who likes 4 nor sits adjacent to V. The one who likes 64 sits third to the right of the
one who works in SBI, who doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who works in BOB. None of the person likes 81.
The one who works in CBI sits immediate right of D and is three places away from the one who works in
BOB. V sits three places left of the one who likes 9, who sits immediate right of the one who works in PNB.
V does not like a square number but sits facing center. The one who works in HDFC and the one who works
in PNB doesn’t sits together. The one who likes 27 sits third to the left of F, who works in HDFC. Three
person sits between the one who works in UBI and the one who likes 49. The one who works in BOI sits
four places away from W, who neither likes 9 nor sits adjacent to V. The one who works in BOB sits
immediate left of R, who doesn’t like 27. Three persons sit between the one who likes 8 and Z, who sits
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adjacent to the one who likes 25. The difference between the one who likes UBI and P is itself a square
number. P neither likes 16 nor 25. The one who likes 16 and ICICI sit together.
80) In which of the following combination 1st element doesn’t sits exactly between 2nd and 3rd element?
a) CBI – D – HDFC b) UCO – Z – 4 c) R – ICICI – BOB d) 27 – SBI – H e) None of these

a) The one who works in PNB sits immediate right of the one who likes 16.
b) Three persons sit between the one who works in UCO and the one who works in ICICI.
c) The one who works in HDFC sits immediate right of the one who likes 64.
d) The one who works in SBI sits second to the right of the one who likes 25.
e) All the give statements are not true.
82) Who among the following person sits immediate right of the one who likes 8?
a) H b) Z c) B d) R e) None of these

a) Z b) F c) H d) R e) None of these
84) What is the position of the one who works in UCO with respect to Z?
a) Second to left b) Third to left c) Sixth to right d) Immediate right e) None of these
Directions (80-84):
Solution:
Answers:
80) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, in combination B it doesn’t follow the rule.
81) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, all the given statements are not true.
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Hence, option E is correct choice
82) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, H sits immediate right of the one who likes 8.
83) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, F likes 25.
84) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, the one who works in UCO sits second to left of Z.
Explanation:
We have:
● V sits three places left of the one who likes 9, who sits immediate right of the one who works in
PNB.
● V does not likes a square number but sits facing center, that means we have two possible position
for the one who works in PNB, in case (1) V sits immediate right of the one who sits at corner and
the one who works in PNB sits at edge of the table, in case (2) V sits immediate right of the one who
sits at corner and the one who works in PNB sits at corner of the table.
● The one who likes PNB sits four places away from B, who likes 4 but doesn’t work in BOI, that
means in case (1a) B sits third to left of V, in case (1b) V sits second to left of B, in case (2) B sits
immediate left of V.
● F neither sits adjacent to the one who likes 4 nor sits adjacent to V.
● The one who likes 27 sits third to left of F, who works in HDFC.
● The one who works in HDFC and the one who works in PNB doesn’t sits together, that means in
case (1a) F sits immediate right of the one who likes 9, in case (1b) F sits second to right of B and
case (2) is not valid.
Case (2) is not valid as The one who likes 27 sits third to left of F.
Again, we have:
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● The one who likes 36 sits second to right of the one who works in BOI, who doesn’t like cube
number.
● The one who works in BOI sits four places away from W, who neither likes 9 nor sits adjacent to V,
that means in case (1a) the one who likes 36 sits second to right of F and W sits immediate left of F,
in case (1b) the one who likes 36 sits immediate left of B and the one who works in BOI sits
immediate right of V, in case (1c) the one who likes 36 sits immediate left of B and the one who
works in BOI likes 9, in case (1d) the one who likes 36 sits immediate left of B and the one who
works in BOI sits immediate right of B.
● The one who works in CBI sits immediate right of D and is three places away from the one who
works in BOB.
● The one who works in BOB sits immediate left of R, who doesn’t like 27, that means in case (1b) &
case (1d) the one who works in CBI sits immediate left of F and R likes 36, case (1a) & case (1c) is
not valid.
● Three person sits between the one who works in UBI and the one who likes 49.
● The difference between the one who likes UBI and P is itself a square number, thus we have such
combinations are (4, 8), (9, 25), (16, 25) & (27, 36).
● P neither likes 16 nor 25, thus we have only one such possible combination(27, 36) in case (1b) is P
works in PNB and R works in UBI, case (1d) is not valid.
Case (1a) & case (1c) are not valid as the one who works in CBI sits immediate right of D and is three
places away from the one who works in BOB, case (1d) is not valid as the difference between the one
who likes UBI and P is itself a square number.
Again, we have:
● The one who likes 64 sits third to right of the one who works in SBI, who doesn’t sit adjacent to the
one who works in BOB, that means W likes 64 and D works in SBI.
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● As, V likes cube number and numbers between 1 to 100, only three possible cube numbers are 8,
27 & 64, thus V likes 8.
● Three person sits between the one who likes 8 and Z, who sits adjacent to the one who likes 25,
thus Z works in CBI and F likes 25.
● The one who likes 16 and ICICI sits together, thus V works in ICICI.
● As, only remaining bank is UCO, thus W works in UCO bank.
Four parallel line based seating arrangement

In the given below figure four line segments 1, 2, 3 & 4 are PZ, BM, LD & HF respectively.
Seven persons namely – Menu, Pihu, Sam, Kajal, Parul, Somya and Deval are sitting in the line-1. All of
them sit facing south and the distance between each person from point ‘P’ is a consecutive multiple of ‘9’.
(For Ex.:- If first person is at right end of the line at point ‘P’, then other remaining person sits at a distance
of 9m, 18m, 27m, ……. from point ‘P’). Each person likes different fruits viz. Mango, Banana, Papaya,
Grapes, Orange, Litchi and Guava. All the information is not necessarily in the same order.
Pihu sits exactly between the one who likes Mango and the one who likes Grapes. The one who
likes Banana sits 57m from point ‘Z’. One person sits between Sam and Somya. Three persons sit between
the one who likes Orange and Menu. The distance between the one who likes Banana and Deval, who likes
Orange is 18m. Three persons sit between the one who likes Guava and Kajal, who doesn’t like Papaya.
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Menu sits immediate right of the one who likes Papaya, who neither sits at extreme end nor sits adjacent
to the one who likes Guava. Somya sits at a distance of 18m from Parul, who neither likes Banana nor
Papaya. The one who likes Litchi and the one who likes Mango sits together.
Similarly, seven persons namely – Riya, Tom, Ajeet, Luv, Ravi, Monty and Khushi are sitting in the line-2. All
of them sit facing north and the distance between each person from point ‘L’ is a consecutive multiple of
‘13’. (For Ex.:- If first person is at left end of the line at point ‘L’, then the other remaining persons sit at a
distance of 13m, 26m, 39m, ……. from point ‘L’). Each person works in different company viz. HCL, Dell,
TCS, Amazon, Adobe, HP and Myntra. All the information is not necessarily in the same order.
Two persons sit between Khushi and the one who works in TCS, who sits adjacent to the one who
works in Myntra. Number of persons right to the one who works in HCL is one more than the number of
persons left to Monty. One person sits between the one who works in HP and Ajeet, who neither works in
Adobe nor works in Dell. At least two persons sit between the one who works in Dell and Ravi. The one
who works in Myntra sits at an even distance from point ‘L’. Three persons sit between the one who works
in Myntra and Tom, who sits immediate right of the one who works in HP. The one who works in Adobe
sits at a distance of 26m left of the one who works in Amazon. Monty sits on the immediate right of Riya.
85) What is the difference of distance of the one who likes Guava from point ‘Z’ to the one who works in
HP from point ‘D’?
a) 2m b) 24m c) 7m d) 11m e) None of these
86) In the line ‘LD’, if all the person sits in same order at a consecutive multiple of 23 from point ‘L’(from
point L, the luv is present at a distance of 23) and the rest sits in the line BM, then what is distance
between Ravi and point M?
a) 5m b) 51m c) 48m d) 23m e) Can’t be determined.
(Ravi will be placed in the line LD itself. Only tom will come in the line BM. Hence distance can't be
calculated )
87) What is the position of the one who likes Papaya with respect to Kajal?
a) Second to left b) Immediate left c) Third to left d) Immediate right e) None of these
88) If all the persons from line PZ are made to sit in line HF in alphabetical order of their names at a
consecutive multiple of 7 from point H, then what is the distance between the one who likes Litchi and
point F?(at the right end one person is present)
89) Which of the following combination is not true?

a) Luv – Dell b) Parul – Guava c) Khushi – Adobe
d) Kajal – Mango e) All the above given combinations are true.
Directions (85-89):
Solution:
For line segment PZ:-
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For line segment LD:-
Answer:
85) Answer: D
Clearly, distance of the one who likes Guava from point ‘z’ = 48m.
Distance of the one who works in HP from point ‘D’ = 59m.
Thus, required difference = (59 – 48) = 11m.
86) Answer: B
Clearly, if all the person sits at a consecutive multiple of 23.
Thus, only five person sits in line ‘LD’, as (23 x 5) = 115.
(Five persons can be accommodated in the line LD, Ravi and tom will be accommodated in the line BM)
Then, Ravi and Tom sits in line BM. Thus, distance of Ravi from point ‘M’ = (74 – 23) = 51m.
87) Answer: A
Clearly, the one who likes Papaya sits second to the left of Kajal.
88) Answer: E
Clearly, if all the person sits in alphabetical order of their names, thus sequence of the person from point
H:- Deval, Kajal, Menu, Parul, Pihu, Sam and Somya.
Thus, Menu sits 34m from point F.
Hence, option E is the correct choice.
89) Answer: B
Clearly, Parul likes Grapes.
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Explanation:
We have:
For line segment PZ:-
● The one who likes Banana sits 57m from point ‘Z’, since length of line segment PZ is 84m and total
distance occupied by seven persons at a gap of consecutive multiple of ‘9’ from point ‘P’, thus total
occupied distance = (n – 1) x 9; where n = number of person.
Occupied distance = (7 – 1) x 9 = 54m.
Thus, total unoccupied distance = (84 – 54) = 30m.
● As, the one who likes Banana sits 57m from point Z, thus distance of the one who likes Banana from
point P = (84 – 57) = 27m from point P, that means the one who likes Banana sits fourth from point
P.
● The distance between the one who likes Banana and Deval, who likes Orange is 18m, thus one
person sits between Deval and the one who likes Banana, that means we have two possible places
for Deval, in case (1) Deval sits second from right end, in case (2) Deval sits sixth from right end.
● Three person sits between the one who likes Orange and Menu, that means in case (1) Menu sits
sixth from right end, in case (2) Menu sits second from right end.
● Menu sits immediate right of the one who likes Papaya, who neither sits at extreme end nor sits
adjacent to the one who likes Guava, that means in case (2) the one who likes Papaya sits third
from right end and case (1) is not valid.
Case (1) is not valid as the one who likes Papaya doesn’t sit at end at extreme end.
Again, we have:
● Three person sits between the one who likes Guava and Kajal, who doesn’t like Papaya, that means
in case (2a) the one who likes Guava sits at right end, in case (2b) the one who likes Guava sits fifth
from right end.
● Somya sits at a distance of 18m from Parul, who neither likes Banana nor Papaya.
● One person sits between Sam and Somya, that means in case (2b) Sam sits third from right end and
case (2a) is not valid.
● Pihu sits exactly between the one who likes Mango and the one who likes Grapes.
● The one who likes Litchi and the one who likes Mango sits together, that means the one who likes
Mango sits at right end.
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Case (2a) is not valid as Somya sits at a distance of 18m from Parul and one person sits between Somya
and Sam.
Again, we have:
For line segment LD:-
● The one who works in Myntra sits at an even distance from point ‘L’, only possible even distance
from point ‘L’ are 26m, 52m & 78m. (52m is not possible because we have to put three persons
between myntra and tom ,52 m comes in middle of the line)
● Three person sits between the one who works in Myntra and Tom, who sits immediate right of the
one who works in HP, that means in case (1) the one who works in Myntra sits at a distance of 26m
from point ‘L’, in case (2) the one who works in Myntra sits at a distance of 78m from point ‘L’.
● One person sits between the one who works in HP and Ajeet, who neither works in Adobe nor
works in Dell, that means in case (1) & case (2) Ajeet sits fourth from point ‘L’.
Again, we have:
● Two person sits between Khushi and the one who works in TCS, who sits adjacent to the one who
works in Myntra, that means in case (1a) the one who works in TCS sits immediate left of the one
who works in Myntra, in case (1b) the one who works in TCS sits immediate right of the one who
works in Myntra and case (2) is not valid.
● The one who works in Adobe sits at a distance of 26m left of the one who works in Amazon, since,
Ajeet doesn’t work in Adobe, thus in case (1a) Khushi works in Adobe, in case (2a) Tom works in
Amazon.
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● Number of person right of the one who works in HCL is one more than the number of person left of
Monty.
● Monty sits immediate right of Riya, that means in case (1a) Monty sits third from point ‘L’, in case
(1b) Monty sits sixth from point ‘L’.
● At least two person sits between the one who works in Dell and Ravi, that means in case (1a) Ravi
sits immediate left of Tom and case (1b) is not valid.
From above given information we have final arrangement as follow:
Case (2) is not valid as two person sits between Khushi and the one who works in TCS and case (1b) is not
valid as at least two person sits between the one who works in Dell and Ravi.
Directions (90-93): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
In the given figure the four-line segments 1, 2, 3 and 4 are CV, QM, YH, and KP respectively. The lengths of
the line are 60m, 30m, 50m, and 40m respectively.
Point C, Point Y and Point Q are at the Extreme left end of the line CV, QM and YH respectively.
Eight Persons- Sekar, Rani, Mani, Pavi, Jenni, Moni, Siva and James are standing in a line 1-CV. All of them
are facing north and the distance between them is increasing in multiples of 7m from the left end (i.e. if
the first person is standing at the left end of the line at point C and the remaining will be stand at the
distance as follows-7m, 14m, 21m…. from point C).
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Three persons are standing between Moni and Pavi. Either Moni or Pavi stands at one end of the line.
James stands second to the right of Pavi. Sekar sits second to the left of Rani. Rani is not an immediate
neighbour of James. Two persons sit between Jenni and Mani. James does not stand third from left end of
the line. Jenni stands right of Pavi. Siva does not stand at any of the extreme end.
Similarly, Eight persons-Pinku, Nisha, Meena, Joe, Ram, Kevin, Shyam and Reena are standing in a line-3
YH. All of them are facing south and the distance between them are increasing in multiples of 6 from the
right end of the line (i.e. if the first person is standing at the right end of the line at point and the
remaining will be standing at the distance as follows- 6m, 12m,18m…. from point Y).
Reena sits second to the left of Shyam, who sits at one of the extreme end. Nisha and Reena are
immediate neighbours. Two persons sit between Nisha and Ram. Meena sits third to the left of Pinku. Only
one person sits between Joe and Kevin. Kevin and Meena are not immediate neighbours.
90)In the line 3- YH, what is the distance between Joe and pinku?
a)30m
b)36m
c)18m
d)24m
e)None of these
91) In the line 1-CV, if all the people stand in multiples of 12 in the same order and the rest of them
moves to line 2 - QM and stands from the left end in the same order in multiples of 6, then What is the
distance between Moni and point M?
a)30m
b)42m
c)12m
d)32m
e)None of these
92) If all the people in line 3-YH are made to stand in line 4-KP in multiples of 3, then what is the distance
between ram and point P?
a)19m
b)22m
c)29m
d)30m
e)None of these
93) In the line1- CV, what is the distance between Siva and Mani?
a)35m
b)28m
c)11m
d)18m
e)None of these
Directions (90-93):
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Answers:
90) Answer: d
91) Answer: c
92) Answer: b
93) Answer: a
Explanation:
For line CV:
All of them are facing north and the distance between them is increasing in multiples of 7 from the left end
(i.e. if the first person is standing at the left end of the line at point P and the remaining will be stand at the
distance as follows-7m, 14m,21m…. from point C).
Three persons are standing between Moni and Pavi. Either Moni or Pavi stands at one end of the line.
James stands second to the right of Pavi. James does not stand third from left end of the line. So, Pavi
cannot stand at any of the extreme end.
Sekar sits second to the left of Rani. Rani is not an immediate neighbour of James. Two persons sit
between Jenni and Mani. Jenni sits right of Pavi. Siva does not sit at any of the extreme end.
Case 1 will be dropped because Siva does not sit at any of the extreme end.
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All of them are facing south and the distance between them are increasing in multiples of 6 from the right
end of the line (i.e. if the first person is standing at the right end of the line at point and the remaining will
be standing at the distance as follows-6m,12m,18m…. from point Y).
For line YH:
Reena sits second to the left of Shyam, who sits at one of the extreme end. Nisha and Reena are
immediate neighbours. Two persons sit between Nisha and Ram.
Meena sits third to the left of Pinku. Only one person sits between Joe and Kevin. Kevin and Meena are not
immediate neighbours.
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Case 1 will be dropped because Kevin and Meena are not immediate neighbours.
Case 2: B will be dropped because only one person sits between Joe and Kevin.
Linear row seating arrangement with distance

Eight friends namely – B, G, H, K, L, M, P and R sits in a row in such a way that some are facing north while
some are facing south. Each person sits at a gap of either 1m, 2m or 3m. Distance between at least two
and not more than three person are same. None of the adjacent persons sit at same distance. Each person
also likes different numbers from 1 to 8. No two adjacent persons like consecutive numbers. All the
information is not necessarily in the same order.
K sits third to right of the one who likes 3. K neither sits adjacent to M nor likes even number. R
neither sits at end of the row nor sits adjacent to G. The one who likes 2 sits 5m from left end. Two persons
sit between the one who likes 2 and R, who likes 8. K sits 6m right of L. M sits immediate right of the one
who likes 6. G sits 4m left of the one who likes 8 and is 1m right of the one who likes 5. H sits 7m left of the
one who likes 7. L sits immediate right of the one who likes 1. The one who likes 5 sits three places away
from M, who doesn’t like odd number. R sits facing north. The one who likes 4 sits 2m away from H. B sits
8m left of P, who neither likes prime number nor sits adjacent to the one who likes 4. L and M sits facing in
same direction but opposite to the direction of B.
94) What is the distance between the one who likes 7 and K?
95) What is the position of M with respect to R?

a) Fourth to right b) Third to left c) Immediate right d) Second to right e) None of these
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96) Which of the following statement is not true?

a) The one who likes 3 sits second to right of the one who likes 8.
b) Four persons sit between the one who likes 6 and K.
c) P sits 5m left of the one who likes 5.
d) B sits immediate left of the one who likes perfect square.
e) More than one statement are not true.
97) How many person sits right to the one who likes 4?
a) Two b) More than three c) One d) Three e) None
98) Four out of five pair follow a certain rule and thus form a group, then which of the following pair
doesn’t belong to that group?
a) 4 – K – B b) 5 – L – G c) P – 7 – L d) 7 – H – 2 e) 1 – G – R
Directions (94-98):
Solution:
94) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, the one who likes 7 sits 1m away from K.
95) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, M sits fourth to left of R.
96) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, only statement B is not true.
97) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, one person sits right of the one who likes 4.
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98) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, in all four 1st element sits third to right of 2nd element and 1st element is immediate right of 3rd
element.
Thus, A doesn’t belong to same group.
Explanation:
We have:
● The one who likes 2 sits 5m from left end, since only such combinations are (2, 3), (1, 1, 3) & (1, 2,
2).
● Two person sits between the one who likes 2 and R, who likes 8 and sits facing north.
● R neither sits at end of the row nor sits adjacent to G, that means we have four possible cases, in
case (1) the one who likes 2 sits (2 + 3)m from left end, in case (2) the one who likes 2 sits (3 + 2)m
from left end, in case (3) the one who likes 2 sits (1 + 3 + 1)m sits from left end, in case (4) the one
who likes 2 sits (2 + 1 + 2)m from left end.
● G sits 4m left of the one who likes 8 and is 1m right of the one who likes 5, since only possible such
combination is (1, 4).
● The one who likes 5 sits three places away from M, who doesn’t like odd number.
● M sits immediate right of the one who likes 6, thus in case (1a) M sits at right end and the one who
likes 5 sits fourth from right end, in case (1b) M sits second from left end and the one who likes 5
sits fourth from right end, in case (2a) M sits at right end and the one who likes 5 sits fourth from
right end, in case (2b) M sits second from left end and the one who likes 5 sits fourth from the right
end, in case (3) & case (4) M sits third from left end and the one who likes 5 sits third from right
end.
Again, we have:
● K sits third to right of the one who likes 3, since none of the adjacent person likes consecutive
numbers.
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● K neither sits adjacent to M nor likes even number, that means in case (1a), case (1b), case (2a) &
case (2b) the one who likes 3 sits at right end facing south and case (3) & case (4) are not valid.
● The one who likes 4 sits 2m away from H.
● H sits 7m left of the one who likes 7, thus in case (1a) & case (1b) H sits at left end and G likes 7, in
case (2b) H sits at right end and G sits facing south.
Case (3) & case (4) are not valid as K sits third to right of the one who likes 3 and case (2a) is not valid as
H sits 7m left of the one who likes 7.
Again, we have:
● L sits immediate right of the one who likes 1.
● B sits 8m left of P, who neither likes prime number nor sits adjacent to the one who likes 4, that
means in case (1a) & case (1b) B sits third from left end and P sits facing north, case (2b) is not valid.
● K sits 6m right of L, that means distance between P and L is 1m and case (1a) is not valid.
● L and M sits facing in same direction but opposite to the direction of B, that means M sits facing
south and B sits facing North.
Case (2b) is not valid as B sits 8m left of P and case (1a) is not valid as K sits 7m right of L.
B, D, F, H, K, P, R, S and W are sitting in a row in such a way that some are facing north while others sit
facing south. Each person sits at a gap of 4m or 6m or 8m. Not less than two and not more than three
person sits at same gap. None of the adjacent person sits at same gap. Each person works in different
organization viz. HP, ONGC, TCS, Wipro, DRDO, HAL, SAP, HCL and Dell. All the information is not
necessarily in the same order.
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The one who works in HAL sits next to D, who neither works in Dell nor Wipro. The one who works
in DRDO sits third to right of the one who works in ONGC. The one who works in HP sits on the immediate
left of the one who works in Dell. The one who works in HCL sits 12m to the right of F, who sits at left end.
The one who works in HAL sits third to the right of R, who works in SAP. K sits second to the left of P and
doesn’t work in HAL. The one who works in HCL sits four places to the right of D. Two persons sit between
D and P, who neither works in DRDO nor TCS. Distance between the one who works in HAL and P is 10m.
Four persons sit between K and the one who works in HP, who doesn’t sit adjacent to F. S sits 14m from
the one who works in HCL. The one who works in Wipro sits 22m from W. Number of persons left of B is
half the number of persons left of the one who works in ONGC. S neither works in HAL nor works in TCS.
The one who works in Wipro sits second to the right of H. The one who works in TCS and B sits faces same
direction but opposite to the one who works in DRDO.
B walks 12m towards south and takes a left turn of 20m. The one who works in ONGC walks 8m straight
and takes a left turn of 12m, he again takes a left turn of 20m. R walks 12m towards north and then takes a
left turn of 18m. The one who works in Wipro moves 8m towards north and then takes a left turn of 12m.
99) Who among the following works in Dell?

a) S b) W c) K d) B e) None of these
100) If all the persons are rearranged in alphabetical order from left to right, then position of how many
persons remain unchanged?
a) Two b) One c) Three d) More than three e) None
101) What is the position of S with respect to the one who works in SAP in the final arrangement?
a) South b) North-East c) South-West d) West e) None of these
102) Which of the following statement is not true before the final arrangement?
a) The one who works in DRDO sits 12m left of the one who works in Wipro.
b) H sits 18m west of the one who works in SAP.
c) The one who works in TCS sits three places from P.
d) The one who works in Dell sits third to left of the one who works in ONGC.
e) All the above statements are correct.
103) If W starts walking towards west, after walking 30m, he takes a right turn of 12m, then what is the
position of W with respect to P?
a) North-East b) West c) South-West d) East e) None of these
Directions (99-103):
Solution:
For final arrangement we have:
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Answers:
99) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, W works in Dell.
Hence, option B is correct choice
100) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, after rearrangement we have:
B, D, F, H, K, P, R, S, W.
Clearly, no person remains unchanged.
101) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, S is south-east of the one who works in SAP.
102) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, all the above statements are correct.
103) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, distance between W and B is 30m, that means after reaching to B’s position W walks towards
north.
Thus, W is north-east of P.
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Explanation:
We have:
● The one who works in HCL sits 12m right of F, who sits at left end, since none of the adjacent
person sits at same distance, thus possible combination of distance are (8m, 4m) & (4m, 8m), that
means in case (1) the one who works in HCL sits third from left end at a distance of (8m + 4m), in
case (2) the one who works in HCL sits third from left end at a distance of (4m + 8m).
● The one who works in HCL sits four places right of D, that means D sits third from right end and sits
facing south.
● The one who works in HAL sits next to D, who neither works in Dell nor Wipro, that means in case
(1a) & case (2a) the one who works in HAL sits immediate right of D, in case (1b) & case (2b) the
one who works in HAL sits immediate left of D.
● The one who works in HAL sits third to right of R, who works in SAP, that means in case (1a) & case
(2a) R sits facing south at right end, in case (1b) & case (2b) R sits facing north second to right of D.
● Two person sits between D and P, who neither works in DRDO nor TCS.
Again, we have:
● K sits second to left of P and doesn’t work in HAL.
● Four person sits between K and the one who works in HP, who doesn’t sit adjacent to F, that means
P sits facing north and K sits adjacent to F.
● The one who works in HP sits immediate left of the one who works in Dell, that means in case (1a)
& case (2a) the one who works in Dell sits facing north, in case (1b) & case (2b) the one who works
in Dell sits facing south.
● S sits 14m from the one who works in HCL, that means only possible combination of distance are (8
+ 6), (6 + 8) & (4 + 6 + 4).
● S neither works in HAL nor works in TCS, that means in case (1a) & case (2a) S sits immediate right
of P and case (1b) & case (2b) is not valid.
● Distance between the one who works in HAL and P is 10m, that means only possible combination is
(6 + 4) & (4 + 6), thus, in case (1a) the distance between the one who works in HCL and S is (8 + 6) &
case (2a) is not valid.
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Case (1b) & case (2b) are not valid as S sits 14m from the one who works in HCL, case (2a) is not valid as
none of the adjacent person sits at same gap.
Again, we have:
● The one who works in Wipro sits second to right of H, that means in case (1a) F works in Wipro and
H sits third from left end facing south, in case (1c) S works in Wipro and H sits third from left end
facing north, in case (1d) P works in Wipro and H sits fourth from right end facing south.
● The one who works in Wipro sits 22m from W, that means in case (1d) W sits second from right end
and distance between P and W is (6 + 4 + 8 + 4), case (1a) & case (1c) is not valid.
● Since, at least two pair of person sits at a distance of 6m, thus distance between W and R is 6m.
● The one who works in DRDO sits third to right of the one who works in ONGC.
● Number of person left of B is half the number of person left of the one who works in ONGC, that
means B must sits facing north and the one who works in ONGC sits facing south.
● The one who works in TCS and B sits facing in same direction but opposite to the one who works in
DRDO, that means F sits facing north and K sits facing south.
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Case (1a) & case (1c) are not valid as the one who works in Wipro sits 22m from W.
Again, we have:
● B walks 12m towards south and takes a left turn of 20m.
● The one who works in ONGC walks 8m straight and takes a left turn of 12m, he again takes a left
turn of 20m.
● R walks 12m towards north and then takes a left turn of 18m.
● The one who works in Wipro moves 8m towards north and then takes a left turn of 12m.
Figure Based Seating Arrangement

The given diagram shows an office block for twelve engineers namely – B, C, D, G, H, L, M, Q, R, T, U and W
sits in such a way that person left to entrance sits facing east while person right to the entrance sits facing
west. Each person likes different laptops viz. HP, DELL, SONY and ASUS. Not more than three persons like
same laptop. All the information are not necessarily in same order. No two persons in the block facing each
other like same laptop. No two persons in the same row in each corridor like same laptop.
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B sits north-west of U and both of them sits left side of corridor. B neither likes DELL nor likes HP. C sits at
two places east of G, who likes ASUS. Q neither works in the block marked as 1 nor in the block marked as
3. C sits immediate left of the one who likes HP. H sits with the one who likes DELL. The one who likes Dell
sits second to left of T. B and the one who likes ASUS sits together. Q’s block is further down to C’s block,
but on the opposite side of the corridor. H sits exactly between M and the one who likes ASUS, who sits
north-west of D. W’s block is further down to U’s block, but opposite side of the corridor. R who likes SONY
sits right side of the corridor. W sits immediate right of the one who likes DELL. T and the one who likes HP
sit in the same block. W’s block is further down to L’s block in same side of corridor.R and H sits opposite
side of the corridor, but not necessarily sits in the block facing each other.
104) Which of the following combination of person likes DELL?

a) C, L and M b) M, W and U c) M, C and D d) H, C and L e) None of these
105) What is the position of U with respect to L?
a) South-West b) Second to West c) Second to left d) Immediate east e) None of these
106) Which of the following laptop does L likes?

a) DELL b) SONY c) HP d) ASUS e) Can’t be determined.

a) B sits south-west of the one who likes SONY.
b) D sits immediate left of the one who likes HP.
c) G sits second to west of the one who likes DELL.
d) Q likes HP and sits immediate right of U.
e) None of these
108) Who among the following person sits with L?

a) The one who likes SONY b) D c) L d) The one who likes ASUS e) Both B and D
Solutions:
Answers:
104) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, C, D and M likes Dell.
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105) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, U sits south-west of L.
106) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, L likes HP.
107) Answer: D
Explanation:
Clearly, Q likes ASUS, thus statement D is not true.
108) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, L sits with D.
Explanation:
We have:
● Q neither works in the block marked 1 nor in the block marked 3.
● Q’s block is further down to C’s block, but on the opposite side of the corridor.
● C sits at two places east of G, who likes ASUS, that means we have four possible place for Q and C,
in case (1) Q sits in the block marked 2 and G sits immediate right of Q, in case (2) Q sits in the block
marked 2 and G sits south-east of Q, in case (3) Q sits in the block marked 2 and G sits immediate
south-west of Q, in case (4) Q sits in the block marked 2 and G sits immediate right of Q.
● C sits immediate left of the one who likes HP.
Again, we have:
● B sits north-west of U and both of them sits left side of corridor, that means in case (1) & case (2) B
sits in the block marked 3, in case (3) B sits in the block marked 2 and case (4) is not valid.
● B and the one who likes ASUS sits together, that means in case (1) & case (2) B sits immediate west
of the one who likes ASUS, in case (3) Q likes ASUS.
● B neither likes DELL nor likes HP.
● W’s block is further down to U’s block, but opposite side of the corridor.
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● W sits immediate right of the one who likes DELL, that means in case (1) W sits north-east of the
one who likes HP, in case (2) W sits north-west of the one who likes HP, in case (3a) W sits with the
one who likes HP, in case (3b) W sits north-east of the one who likes HP.
Case (4) is not valid as B sits north-west of U and both of them sits left side of corridor.
Again, we have:
● The one who likes Dell sits second to left of T.
● T and the one who likes HP sits in the same block, that means in case (1) & case (2) C likes DELL, in
case (3a) T sits immediate right of W, in case (3b) T sits immediate east of W.
● R who likes SONY sits right side of the corridor, that means in case (1) & case (3b) R sits immediate
east of C, in case (2) R sits immediate west of C and case (3a) is not valid.
● R and H sits opposite side of the corridor, but not necessarily sits in the block facing each other.
● H sits with the one who likes DELL, since B doesn’t like DELL, thus in case (3b) H sits immediate left
of B, in case (3c) H sits immediate left of Q and case (1) & case (2) is not valid.
Case (1) & case (2) is not valid as B doesn’t like DELL and case (3a) is not valid as R who likes SONY sits
right side of the corridor.
Again, we have:
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● Since, no two person who sits in the block facing each other likes same laptop, thus B must likes
SONY.
● Similarly, U likes HP.
● H sits exactly between M and the one who likes ASUS, who sits north-west of D, that means in case
(3c) T likes ASUS and case (3b) is not valid.
● W’s block is further down to L’s block in same side of corridor.
● Since, no two person who sits in the block facing each other likes same laptop, thus H likes SONY.
● As, only remaining person is L, thus L sits with D in the same block.
Case (3b) is not valid as H sits exactly between M and the one who likes ASUS.
Thirteen bankers namely – B, D, E, G, H, K, M, P, Q, S, T, V and W sits in a conference room facing north as
shown in the figure. Each person works in different bank viz. RBI, SBI, HDFC, ICICI, BOB, UBI, PNB, CBI, UCO,
BOM, OBC, BOI and DENA. Number in the given figure represents rows while alphabets represent the
position of box in the row. All the information is not necessarily in the same order.
The one who works in ICICI sits north-west of P, who neither works in DENA bank nor works in UBI. The
one who works in SBI sits immediate left of T, who sits immediate north-west of the one who works in
DENA bank. W and the one who works in CBI sits together. The one who works in ICICI sits only with B, who
neither works in UBI nor works in DENA bank. The one who works in RBI sits south-west of M, who sits
together with the one who works in OBC. P sits at any position right of V, who works in PNB. E sits in the
row just below the one who works in PNB and is immediate south-east of the one who works in HDFC. T
sits in any of the row further north to E’s row. The one who works in DENA bank sits immediate right of D,
who neither works in OBC nor sits with S. The one who works in CBI sits further north to H, who neither
works in ICICI nor works in RBI. The one who works in UBI sits immediate south-west of S, who works in
BOI. The one who works in BOB sits immediate south-west of K. H sits at any position east of the one who
works in BOM. G neither works in BOM nor sits in any of the row north of W.
109) What is the position of Q with respect to the one who works in UCO bank?
a) South-West b) Immediate west c) North-East d) Second to east e) None of these
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110) Four out of five given pairs are related to each other in some way and thus form a group, and then
which of the following pair doesn’t form the group?
a) HDFC – B b) BOM – BOI c) DENA – M d) UBI – B e) S - ICICI
111) Which of the following person sits immediate north row of G?

a) D, T and K b) B, K and M c) D, W and K d) T, W and B e) None of these
112) Who among the following person works in SBI?

a) M b) B c) D d) P e) None of these
113) Which of the following statement is not true with respect to the one who works in RBI?
a) G sits immediate south-east of the one who works in RBI.
b) The one who works in DENA bank sits immediate right of the one who works in RBI.
c) M sits immediate north-east of the one who works in RBI
d) K sits second to east of D, who works in RBI.
e) More than one statement are not true.
Solution:
Answers:
109) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, Q sits immediate west of the one who works in UCO bank.
110) Answer: D
Explanation:
Clearly, in all the given combination first element sits immediate north row of second element.
Thus, UBI – P, doesn’t form a group.
111) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, W, D and K sits immediate north row of G.
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112) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, M works in SBI.
113) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, statement B and D are not true.
Explanation:
We have:
● The one who works in ICICI sits only with B, who neither works in UBI nor works in DENA bank.
● The one who works in ICICI sits north-west of P, who neither works in DENA bank nor works in UBI,
that means in case (1) B sits at 3A, in case (2) B sits at 3B, in case (3) B sits at 5A, in case (4) B sits at
5B.
● P sits at any position right of V, who works in PNB, that means in case (1a) V sits at 2B, in case (1b)
& case (2) V sits at 2A, in case (3a) V sits at 4B, in case (3b) & case (4) V sits at 4A.
● E sits in the row just below the one who works in PNB and is immediate south-east of the one who
works in HDFC, that means in case (1a) E sits at 1B, in case (1b) & case (2) E sits at 1C, in case (3a) E
sits at 3A, in case (3b) & case (4) E sits at 3B.
Again, we have:
● The one who works in SBI sits immediate left of T, who sits immediate north-west of the one who
works in DENA bank.
● T sits in in any of the row further north to E’s row, as P doesn’t work in DENA bank that means in
case (1a), case (1b) & case (2) The one who works in SBI sits at 5A and case (3a), case (3b) & case (4)
are not valid.
● The one who works on DENA bank sits immediate right of D, who neither works in OBC nor sits with
S.
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● The one who works in UBI sits immediate south-west of S, who works in BOI, that means in case (2)
S sits at 2C and case (1a) & case (1b) are not valid.
Case (3a), case (3b) & case (4) are not valid as the one who works in SBI sits immediate left of T and case
(1a) & case (1b) are not valid as the one who works in UBI sits immediate south-west of S.
Again, we have:
● W and the one who works in CBI sits together.
● The one who works in CBI sits further north to H, who neither works in ICICI nor works in RBI.
● H sits at any position east of the one who works in BOM, that means in case (2a) W works in SBI and
sits at 5A and H sits at 1B, in case (2b) W works in ICICI and H sits at 1B, in case (2c) D works in CBI
and W works in DENA bank, in case (2d) W sits at 4A and H sits at 1B.
● The one who works in RBI sits south-west of M, who sits together with the one who works in OBC,
as D doesn’t work in OBC, that means in case (2b), case (2c) & case (2d) M sits at 5A and case (2a) is
not valid.
● The one who works in BOB sits immediate south-west of K, that means in case (2d) K sits at 4C and
case (2b) & case (2c) are not valid.
● G neither works in BOM nor sits in any of the row north of W, that means G works in ICICI.
● As, only remaining bank is UCO bank, thus H works in UCO bank.
Case (2a) is not valid as the one who works in RBI sits south-west of M, case (2b) & case (2c) are not valid
as the one who works in BOB sits immediate south-west of K.
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Twelve security persons namely – B, D, G, H, K, M, P, Q, S, T, V and W sits in two concentric boundary of a
cricket field as shown in below figure in such a way that D, G, K, M, Q and T sits the outer circle sits facing
center while other person in the inner circle sits facing away from center. Person in both the circle sits
exactly facing each other. Each person likes different numbers viz. 3, 5, 8, 9, 12, 16, 21, 26, 29, 31, 33 and
36. All the information are not necessary in same order.
The one who likes 12 sits adjacent to G and sits opposite to the one who likes 29. One person sits between
G and the one who likes 16, who sits facing B. T sits facing to the one who likes perfect cube number. K
neither likes 12 nor sits facing the one who likes 3. B neither likes 8 nor sits adjacent to the V. H sits
immediate left of W, who sits facing the one who likes 26. One person sits between V and S, who sits facing
the one who likes 21. T neither likes 21 nor sits facing W. Neither G nor the one who likes 16 sits adjacent
to T. The one who likes 21 sits immediate left of M, who doesn’t like 12. The number liked by S is 7 more
than number liked by K. The one who likes 5 sits facing P, who neither likes 3 nor likes perfect square
number. One person sits between the one who likes 5 and the one who likes 36. Difference between the
number liked by T and D is 15.
Then all the person in both the circular arrangement are moved to outermost square boundary. They
throws two dies and moved to the given position in the boundary according to the given conditions
below.
1) If sum of the digits of the two die is prime number then, the person moves to the position marked 5 and
faces opposite direction as before.
2) If sum of the digits of the two die is even number then, the person moves to the position marked 12 and
faces same direction as before.
3) If sum of the digits of the two die is perfect square number then, the person moves to the position
marked 2 and faces opposite direction as before.
4) If sum of the digits of the two die is perfect cube number then, the person moves to the position marked
6 and faces opposite direction as before.
5) If sum of the digits of the two die is multiple of 5 then, the person moves to the position marked 11 and
faces same direction as before.
6) If sum of the digits of the two die is odd number then, the person moves to the position marked 7 and
faces opposite direction as before.
Note:- Give first preference to perfect square and perfect cube, then multiple of 5 followed by prime
number first.
Throws:
• The one who likes 31 throws the die and the sum of numbers is 7.
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• The one who sits immediate right of P throws the die and the sum of numbers is 8.
• The one who likes 8 throws the die and the sum of numbers is 10.
• The one who likes 26 throws the die and the sum is 6.
• The one who likes 12 throws the die and the sum of the number is 4.

a) B b) Q c) H d) G e) None of these
115) If the one who likes 21 sits at position marked 3 in the final arrangement facing opposite direction
as before, then who sits second to right of D after rearrangement?
a) H b) P c) Q d) K e) No One
116) Which of the following pair of the person represent the person facing away from center in the
square boundary?
a) Q and K b) H and M c) P and K d) Q and H e) None of these
117) If the one who likes 21 sits third to right of P and is second to right of S, who doesn’t sit adjacent to
H in the final arrangement, then which of the following person sits fourth to left of the one who likes 33?
a) H b) K c) P d) V e) None of these
118) What is the difference of the number liked by G and M?

Solution:
Answerrs:
114) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, B likes 3.
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115) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, if D (21) sits facing away from center, then no person sits second to right of D.
116) Answer: D
Explanation:
Clearly, Q and H sits facing away from center.
117) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, we have:
The one who likes 21 sits third to right of P, that means D sits at position marked 9.
D sits second to right of S and S doesn’t sit adjacent to H, that means S sits at position marked 8 and sits
facing center.
Thus, K sits fourth to left of S (33).
118) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, required difference = (16 – 5) = 11
Explanation:
We have:
• T sits facing to the one who likes perfect cube number, since only possible cube number is 8, thus T
sits facing 8.
• T neither likes 21 nor sits facing W.
• One person sits between G and the one who likes 16, who sits facing B.
• B neither likes 8 nor sits adjacent to the V.
• Neither G nor the one who likes 16 sits adjacent to T, that means in case (1) G sits second to right of
T, in case (2) G sits second to left of T.
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Again, we have:
• The one who likes 12 sits adjacent to G and sits opposite to the one who likes 29, that means in
case (1a) & case (2a) the one who likes 12 sits immediate left of G, in case (1b) & case (2b) the one
who likes 12 sits immediate right of G.
• One person sits between V and S, who sits facing the one who likes 21.
• Since, B doesn’t sit adjacent to V and T doesn’t like 21.
• The one who likes 21 sits immediate left of M, who doesn’t like 12, that means in case (1a) V sits
facing the one who likes 12, in case (1c) V sits facing T, in case (2a) V sits immediate right of the one
who likes 8, in case (2b) V sits facing the one who likes 12, in case (2c) V sits facing T and case (1b) is
not valid.
Case (1b) is not valid as one person sits between V and S, who sits facing the one who likes 21.
Again, we have:
• H sits immediate left of W, who sits facing the one who likes 26, that means in case (1a) H sits
facing T, in case (2b) W sits immediate left of B and case (1c), case (2a) & case (2c) is not valid.
• The one who likes 5 sits facing P, who neither likes 3 nor likes perfect square number, as only
remaining person who sits in inner circle is P, thus in case (1a) P sits facing G and in case (2b) P sits
facing T.
• One person sits between the one who likes 5 and the one who likes 36, thus in case (1a) T likes 36
and in case (2b) G likes 36.
• Difference between the number liked by T and D is 15, thus only such possible combinations are
(16, 31) & (21, 36), that means in case (1a) D likes 21 and case (2b) is not valid.
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Case (1c), case (2a) & case (2c) are not valid as H sits immediate left of W, who sits facing the one who
likes 26 and case (2b) is not valid as difference between the number liked by T and D is 15.
Again, we have:
• K neither likes 12 nor sits facing the one who likes 3, that means K must like 26.
• The number liked by S is 7 more than number liked by K, thus S must like 33.
• As, neither P nor W likes 3, thus B must like 3.
• As, P doesn’t like perfect square, thus W likes 9 and P likes 31.
After final arrangement rearrangement to the square boundary can be done as follow:
• The one who likes 31 throws the die and the sum of numbers is 7, that means P moves to position
marked 5 and sit facing center.
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• The one who sits immediate right of P throws the die and the sum of numbers is 8, that means V
sits at position marked 6 and sits facing center.
• The one who likes 8 throws the die and the sum of numbers is 10, that means H sits position
marked 11 and sits facing away from center.
• The one who likes 26 throws the die and the sum is 6, K sits at position marked 12 and sits facing
center.
• The one who likes 12 throws the die and the sum of the number is 4, Q sits at position marked 2
and sits facing away from center.
Tweleve Friends N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, and Y are sitting around a table as shown below. The arrow
head represent the direction in which they are facing.
Q and V , X and W and O and R are facing each other such that there is one common person who is
adjacent to both the indivuduals in each pair.P and T and N and U are face each other. T, X and Y are facing
the same direction. O, U and V are facing same direction. The number of people sitting between S and X is
the same from either direction. The least number of person sitting between V and O is 3 and S and Y are
among them. R is sitting to the immediate right of T.S is an immediate neighbor of V.
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119) Who is sitting second to the right of R?
a)U b) X c) Y d) N e) O
120) Which of the following pair is not facing same direction?

a) V and O b) U and V c) Q and R d) X and Y e) P and T
121) Who is sitting third to the right of U?

a) P b) N c) T d) Q e) S
Solution:
Answers:
119) Answer: D
120) Answer: E
121) Answer: C
Explanation:
• Q and V , X and W and O and R are facing each other such that there is one common person who is
adjacent to both the indivuduals in each pair.
• P and T and N and U are face each other.
• T, X and Y are facing the same direction.
• O, U and V are facing same direction.
• The number of people sitting between S and X is the same from either direction.
• The leat number of person sitting between V and O is 3 and S and Y are among them.
• R is sitting to the immediate right of T.
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Directions (122-126): Study the given information carefully and answer the following question.
Eight people F, J, M, P, Q, X, Y and Z are sitting in an inner circular table initially as shown above. Some of
them are facing center while others are facing opposite to the center. The below information is only for
initial position of inner most circle.
F sits third to the left of P. Only one person sits between F and Y. Immediate neighbour of P faces same
direction but opposite to P. P and Y faces same direction. M sits third to the right of X. X and M faces same
direction. X and Q are not immediate neighbour of Y. Z sits third to the left of Q. Q does not face inside.
Immediate neighbour of M faces same direction. Immediate neighbour of Y faces opposite direction of Y. F
and J are not immediate neighbours.
After, According to the English alphabet series i.e. F choosing first, J choosing second and so on, they
choosing a number between 1 to 850 and change their position by the given below conditions.
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CONDITIONS:
1. If the person chooses a number which is Square and also a cube number, then the person moves to
corner 1 of the square and faces a Direction which is opposite to his initial direction. And if the
second person chooses a number which is Square and also a cube number then the person moves
to corner 4 of the square and faces a Direction which is opposite to his initial direction.
2. If the person chooses an only square number, then the person moves to outer circle opposite to his
initial position and faces a direction which is opposite to his initial direction.
3. If the person chooses an only cube number, then the person moves to corner 3 of the square and
faces a direction which is opposite to his initial direction. And if the second person chooses an only
cube number then the person moves to corner 2 of the square and faces a direction which is
opposite to his initial direction.
4. If the person chooses a prime number, then the person remains their initial position and faces a
Direction which is opposite to his initial direction.
The Number chosen by them are as follows:
1. F choose a number 1
2. J choose a number 36
3. M choose a number 13
4. P choose a number 125
5. Q choose a number 19
6. X choose a number 49
7. Y choose a number 27
8. Z choose a number 729
NOTE: Solutions obtained after the given conditions applied is the final arrangement and the questions are
based on this final arrangement.
122) Which of the following persons are sitting in outer circular table?
a) M, Q b) X, J c) P, J d) M, X e) None of these
123) How many persons are facing towards the center in all three tables?
a) Three b)Four c) Two d) Five e) None of these
124)Who sits second to the right of Y?

a) F b)P c) Z d) X e) None of these
125) How many persons are sitting in the square table facing away from the center of the table?
a) Two b)One c) Three d) More than Three e) None
126) Four of the five among the following are similar in such a way to form a group, which one among of
the following doesn’t belong to the group?
a) F b)M c) Q d) J e) X
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Solution:
Answers:
122) Answer: b
123) Answer: d
124) Answer: c
125) Answer: c
126) Answer: a
Explanation:
F sits third to the left of P. Only one person sits between F and Y. Immediate neighbor of P faces same
direction but opposite to P. P and Y faces same direction.
M sits third to the right of X. X and M faces same direction. X and Y are not immediate neighbours.
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Z sits third to the left of Q. Q does not face inside.
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Case 2(a) will be dropped because Q does not face inside.
Immediate neighbor of Y faces opposite direction of Y. F and J are not immediate neighbors.
Case 1 a (i) and case 2b are dropped because F and J are not immediate neighbours.
X and Q are not immediate neighbour of Y.
Immediate neighbour of M faces same direction. then finally, we get
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The above arrangement is the initial position of the persons. Then by applying all the given conditions we
get the following final arrangement.
Concentric circle/Square based seating arrangement

Direction:(127-129): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
There are eight people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are sitting along two concentric circles. Those who are
sitting in the outer circle are facing the center and those who are sitting in the inner circle are facing away
from the center. There are four females and four males and all are married people. Married couples are
facing each other. (If A is married to B then both are sitting in different circle and they face each other).
The one who sits to the immediate right of R is not female person. W and P are married to each other. T
and P are not sitting in the inner circle. The immediate neighbor of W is not a male. S is not a female
person. Among V and P one of them is male. Q is not an immediate neighbor of R and doesn’t sit in an
inner circle. R is married to U who is sitting in the inner circle.
127) S is married to _____?

a) The one who sits immediate left of V b) The one who sits is second to the left of W
c) The one who sits immediate right of R d) The one who sits immediate left of R
e) None of those given as option
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128) Four of the five among the following are similar in such a way to form a group, Which one of the
following doesn’t belong to group?
a) P, Q b) T, R c) U, S d) V, W e) R, Q
129) Who sits Immediate right of R’s Spouse?

a) S b) P c) W d) V e) None of those given as option
(Direction: 127-129)
Solution:
Answers:
127) Answer: D
128) Answer: E
129) Answer: A
Explanation:
• R is married to U who is sitting in the inner circle.
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• Q is not an immediate neighbor of R and doesn’t sit in an inner circle.
• W and P are married to each other.

• T and P are not sitting in the inner circle.
• The immediate neighbor of W is not a male.

• S is not a female person.
• Among V and P one of them is male.
• The one who sits to the immediate right of R is not female person.
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Directions(130-134): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below it.
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are sitting around a two concentric Square shaped garden such that
the smaller garden is inscribed in a larger garden. Four persons are sitting along the middle of the edges of
inner garden and facing outside the center and remaining persons are sitting along the middle of the edges
of outer garden and facing inside the center. Persons sitting in inner garden are exactly facing person in
outer garden. Each of them had different number of chocolates 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64 and 81 but not
necessarily in the same order.
E faces north. The one who has chocolates which is multiple of 5 is seated Northwest direction with
respect to E. B has the highest number of chocolates and sits in Northeast direction with respect to the one
who has 25 chocolates. A and B are seated in different gardens. A sits from south east direction with
respect to H. H and C are sitting opposite to each other. The one who has third highest number of
chocolates sits second to the left of C. G and D are seated in same garden. F has odd number of chocolates
but not 9 number of chocolates. The average number of chocolates of G and D are equal to sum of the
numbers of the chocolates of E and C. G is not an immediate neighbor of the one who has the second
lowest number of Chocolates. The one who sits to immediate left of G has least number of chocolates than
him. E has more number of chocolates than C. The one who has 16 chocolates and E are seated in different
garden.

a) D has least number of chocolates
b) The sum of number of chocolates of D and A is even number.
c) A and G are sitting opposite to each other
d) E sits immediate right of the one who has least number of chocolates
e) None of the option is correct
131) What is the sum of number of chocolates of all the persons who are seated in outer garden?
a) 180 b) 170 c) 114 d) 182 e) None of those given as option
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132) Who among them are seated in a inner garden?

a) A, H, D, B b) C, H, F, E c) A, G, H, D d) B, F, D, A e) A, B, D, F
133) The difference between number of chocolates of H and A is equal to number of chocolates of
_____?
a) B b) D c) F d) A e) G
a) G, 81 b) D, 49 c) C, 25 d) E, 9 e) B, 25
Solution:
Answers:
130) Answer: D
131) Answer: B
132) Answer: C
133) Answer: B
134) Answer: E
Explanation:
• E faces north.
• The one who had chocolates which is the multiple of 5 is seated Northwest direction with respect
to E.
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• B has the highest number of chocolates (81) and sits in Northeast direction with respect to the one
who has 25 chocolates.
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• A and B are seated in different gardens.

• A sits from south east direction with respect to H.
• H and C are sitting opposite to each other.
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• G and D are seated in the same garden.
• F has odd number of chocolates but not 9 chocolates.
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• The one who has the third highest number of chocolates sits second to the left of C.
• The average number of chocolates of G and D are equal to sum of number of chocolates of E and C.
From this statement E has 9 chocolates in Case 1a and case 2a. G and D have 64 and 4 chocolates
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but not necessarily in same order. E has more number of chocolates than C. From this statement
case 1a and cas2a is eliminated.
• But in case1b and case2b G/D Have 64/16 Chocolates, E has 36 chocolates, and C has 4 chocolates.
• G is not an immediate neighbor of the one who has the second lowest number of Chocolates.
• The one who sits to the immediate left of G has the number of chocolates less than G. The one who
has 16 chocolates and E are seated in different garden.
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(Direction: 135-138)Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
There are eight people A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting along two concentric circles. Those who are
sitting in the outer circle are facing the center and those who are sitting in the inner circle are facing away
from the center. They are working in three different Banks Canara, IOB and BOB. Not more than three
persons are working in the same bank.
G sits opposite to the one who works in the same bank as G works. .A sits immediate left to the one who
works in canara Bank. C sits immediate right of H who works in BOB and sits opposite to the one who
works in IOB who is not A. The one who sits opposite to D is not facing away from center. C and D sits in
the same circle. F works in IOB and sits in the outer circle. The one who works in BOB sits immediate right
of F. The one who works in canara sits immediate left of D.B and E are sitting on the same circle and they
work in the same Bank but not in BOB. B and D are not siting opposite to each other. D sits opposite to the
one who works in canara bank. H and F doesn’t sit opposite to each other.
135) C works in which of the following Bank?

a) BOB b) IOB c) Canara d) Can’t be determined e) Either (c) or (b)
136) Who sits to the immediate left of E?

a) A b) F c) B d) D e) None of those given as option
137) Who is the immediate neighbor of B?

a) The one who works in IOB and BOB b) The one who works in IOB and Canara
c) The one who works in Canara and BOB d) H and A
138) Who among the following are sitting in the outer circle?
a) A b) E c) F d) B e) All the above
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(Direction: 135-138)
Solution:
Answers:
135) Answer: D
136) Answer: A
137) Answer: B
138) Answer: E
Explanation:
• The one who sits opposite to D is not facing away from center.
• D sits opposite to the one who works in canara bank. The one who works in canara sits immediate
left of D.
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• C and D sits in the same circle.

• C sits immediate right of H who works in BOB and sits opposite to the one who works in IOB who is
not A.
• F works in IOB and sits in the outer circle.

• H and F doesn’t sit opposite to each other.
• The one who works in BOB sits immediate right of F.
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G sits opposite to the one who works in the same bank .A sits immediate left of the one who works in
canara Bank. B and E are sits on the same circle and works in the same Bank but not in BOB. B and D are
not sits opposite to each other. We cannot fix the position of A and G in case 1 , so case 1 is eliminated.
Thus case 2 will be our final arrangement.
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Old pattern based seating arrangement

Direction (139-143): Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
There are twelve persons A, B, C, D, E, F, P, Q, R, S, T and U sitting in two straight lines Row-1 and Row-2
with equal distance from each other. In Row-1, A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting and all of them are facing
south while in Row-2, P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting and all of them are facing north. Six of them are like
different flowers namely, Jasmine, Lily, Rose, Lotus, Daisy and Iris while rest of them are like different fruits
namely, Grapes, Orange, Papaya, Mango, Apple and Guava. The persons who are sitting in a same row likes
only either fruits or flowers.
Q sits second to the left of R. There are two persons sitting between the one who likes Apple and the one
who likes Guava. T sits second to the left of the one who faces F. The one who likes Apple faces the person
sits to the immediate left of U. The number of persons sitting to the right of C is same as the number of
persons sitting to the right of the one who likes Lotus. Only two persons are sitting between the one who
likes Mango and C. S sits one of the extreme ends of the row. Neither F nor T sits at extreme ends of the
row. The immediate neighbour of T faces the person who likes Guava. The one who likes Jasmine sits
second to the left of the one who likes Rose. The one who likes Grapes sits second to the left of D. The one
who likes Iris faces the person who sits immediate right of A. The one who likes Rose is an immediate
neighbour of R. The one who likes Daisy faces the person who sits second to the left of B. A does not
opposite to the one who likes Jasmine. B does not like Guava. More than two persons sits to the right of
the one who likes Orange. F does not face the person who likes Iris.
139) How many persons are sitting between T and the one who faces the person who likes Mango?
a)None b)One c)Three d)Two e)Four
140) If F and the one who likes Grapes interchange their places, then who among the following persons
sits opposite to F?
a)The one who likes Rose b) T c) The one who likes Lily
d)The person who sits immediate left of Q e)R
141) Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which one of the
following that does not belong to that group?
a)B b)E c)The one who likes Iris
d)The one who sits immediate right of P e)D
142) Who among the following persons like Papaya?

a)C b)B c)D d)E e)A
143)If T is related to Rose and F is related to Grapes in a certain way. Then S is related to which of the
following in the same way?
a)Lily b)Lotus c)Rose d)Jasmine e)Daisy
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Solution:
Answers:
139) Answer: d
140) Answer: b
141) Answer: a
142) Answer: c
143) Answer: d
Explanation:
T sits second to the left of the one who faces F. Neither F nor T sits at extreme ends of the row. The
immediate neighbour of T faces the person who likes Guava.
The one who likes Apple faces the person sits to the immediate left of U. There are two persons sitting
between the one who likes Apple and the one who likes Guava.
Q sits second to the left of R. The one who likes Rose is an immediate neighbour of R. The one who likes
Jasmine sits second to the left of the one who likes Rose.
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A does not opposite to the one who likes Jasmine. The one who likes Iris faces the person who sits
immediate right of A. The one who likes Daisy faces the person who sits second to the left of B. B does not
like Guava.
So, Case-2(a) and Case-2(b) will be dropped.
The number of persons sitting to the right of C is same as the number of persons sitting to the right of the
one who likes Lotus. Only two persons are sitting between the one who likes Mango and C.
S sits one of the extreme ends of the row. The one who likes Grapes sits second to the left of D. More than
two persons sits to the right of the one who likes Orange.
So, Case-1(b) will be dropped.
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Ten persons - J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are sitting around a circular table facing centre. Each one of
them works in different companies B, F, Z, H, D, G, V, X, Y and W. Person name starts with consecutive
alphabet does not sit next to each other.
Three persons sit between J and the one who works in company D. Two persons sit between P and S, who
does not work in company D. O sits third to the left of M. The one who works in company H sits second to
the right of N. The one who works in company Y sits fourth to the right of L. The one who works in
company W sits immediate right of K. As many persons sit between Q and the one who works in company
F is same as the persons sit between Q and the one who works in company Z. Neither M nor O is an
immediate neighbour of J. Immediate neighbour of P neither works in company F nor works in company Z.
The one who works in company V sits immediate right of the one who works in company Z. P sits third to
the left of the one who works in company D. As many persons sit between the one who works in company
B and the one who works in company F is as same as the number of persons sit between the one who
works in company X and the one who works in company W. R sits immediate right of the one who works in
company H. The one who works in company X and the one who works in company W are not immediate
neighbours.
144) Which of the following person works in company G?

a)S b)R c)L d)K e)None of these
145) Which of the following person sits sixth to the left of the one who works in company B?
a)N b)The one who works in company H c)P
d)Cannot be determined e)None of these
146) Four of the five among the following are similar in such a way to form a group, which one among of
the following doesn’t belong to the group?
a)O-G b)J-X c)K-F d)R-D e)M-B
147) How many persons sit between the one who works in company F and the one who works in
company H, when counted from right of L?
a)Eight b)Six c)Seven d)Five e) None of these
148) Which of the following combination is true regarding the one who works in company V?
a)Two persons sit between the one who works in company W and the one who works in company V
b)The one who works in company V sits fourth to the left of O
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c)The one who works in company V sits opposite to Q
d)P and S are immediate neighbours of the one who works in company V
e)None is true
Solution:
Answers:
144) Answer: b
145) Answer: a
146) Answer: d
147) Answer: c
148) Answer: b
Explanation:
Three persons sit between J and the one who works in company D. P sits third to the left of the one who
works in company D. Two persons sit between P and S, who does not work in company D.
Case 1 will be dropped because two persons sit between P and S, who does not work in company D.
O sits third to the left of M. Neither M nor O is an immediate neighbour of J. The one who works in
company H sits second to the right of N. R sits immediate right of the one who works in company H.
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The one who works in company Y sits fourth to the right of L. The one who works in company W sits
immediate right of K.
Case 2A will be dropped because the one who works in company W sits immediate right of K.
Case 2B will be dropped because K and L are not immediate neighbours.
As many persons sit between Q and the one who works in company F is same as the persons sit between Q
and the one who works in company Z. Immediate neighbour of P neither works in company F nor works in
company Z. The one who works in company V sits immediate right of the one who works in company Z. As
many persons sit between the one who works in company B and the one who works in company F is as
same as the number of persons sit between the one who works in company X and the one who works in
company W. The one who works in company X and the one who works in company W are not immediate
neighbours.
Fourteen persons are sitting in two parallel rows containing seven people each, in such a way that there is
an equal distance between adjacent persons. In row – 1, Y, L, P, G, W, S and R are seated and all of them
are facing south. In Row-2, H, D, X, C, B, J and V are seated and all of them are facing north. Therefore, in
the given seating arrangement each member seated in a row faces another member of the other row. Each
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one of them likes different colour Red, Pink, Green, Orange, Yellow, White, Brown, Black, Violet, Blue,
Indigo, Grey, Silver and Golden colour. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order.
More than three persons sit between V and the one who likes Golden. J and the one who likes Orange are
immediate neighbours. The one who likes Black sits third to the left of the one who likes Red. Two persons
sit between the one who likes Indigo and the one who faces L. S is an immediate neighbour of the person
who faces Indigo. The one who likes Violet sits third to the right of B. B does not like Indigo. As many sits to
the right of the one who likes Violet is sit to the right of the one who likes White. G does not face B. The
one who likes Brown faces the person, who sits third to the right of H. H does not sit at any of the extreme
end. W sits third to the left of S. The one who likes Brown and the one who likes Blue are immediate
neighbours. W does not like Blue. As many persons sit between S and the one who likes Brown sit
between C and the one who likes Silver. Y faces the person, who is an immediate neighbour of C. The one
who likes Green sits third to the right of Y. Two persons sit between P and the one who faces X. The one
who likes Grey faces the person, who is an immediate neighbour of R. Neither V nor D faces the one who
likes Black. G and the one who likes White are immediate neighbours. L sits at one of the extreme end. The
one who likes Yellow sits right of the one who likes Blue. The one who likes Silver sits to the right of C. D
and X are not immediate neighbours.
149) How many persons sit between the one who likes Golden and the one who faces the R?
a)Four b)Three c)Five d)Two e)None of these
150) Who among the following sits third to the left of the one who likes Red?
a)One of the immediate neighbour of Y b)Immediate left of the one who likes White
c)The one who faces C d)All the above e)None of these
151) Four of the following five are like in a certain way based on the above arrangement. Find which one
does not belongs to the group?
a)G-Yellow b)H-Orange c)V-Violet d)P-White e)C-Grey
152) If L is related to Orange, S is related to Indigo, in the same way which of the following is related to
Grey?
a)G b)Y c)W d)R e)None of these

a)The one who likes golden colour sits third to the left of H
b)Number of persons sits between L and the one who likes White is as same as the persons sitting between
X and the one who likes Silver
c)The one who likes Brown sits second from right end of row 1
d)G sits left of the one who likes Yellow
e)None is true
Explanation:
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Solution:
Answers:
149) Answer: c
150) Answer: d
151) Answer: e
152) Answer: b
153) Answer: b
Explanation:
Two persons sit between the one who likes Indigo and the one who faces L. L sits at any of the extreme
end. S is an immediate neighbour of the person who faces Indigo. W sits third to the left of S.
The one who likes Violet sits third to the right of B. B does not like Indigo. As many sits to the right of the
one who likes Violet is sit to the right of the one who likes White. G and the one who likes White are
immediate neighbours. G does not face B.
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The one who likes Brown faces the person, who sits third to the right of H. H does not sit at any of the
extreme end. The one who likes Brown and the one who likes Blue are immediate neighbours. W does not
like Blue. As many persons sit between S and the one who likes Brown sit between C and the one who
likes Silver. The one who likes Silver sits to the right of C. Y faces the person, who is an immediate
neighbour of C. The one who likes Green sits third to the right of Y.
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Two persons sit between P and the one who faces X.
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The one who likes Grey faces the person, who is an immediate neighbour of R.
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J and the one who likes Orange are immediate neighbours.
D and X are not immediate neighbours.
The one who likes Black sits third to the left of the one who likes Red. Neither V nor D faces the one who
likes Black.
The one who likes Yellow sits right of the one who likes Blue. More than three persons sit between V and
the one who likes Golden.
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Eight person namely – P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are sitting in a rectangular table in such a way that one
person is sitting on each corner and one person on each edge. Person on edge are facing center while
person at each corner sits facing outward. Each person likes different cricketer viz. Sachin, Dhoni, Virat,
Rohit, Raina, Yuvraj, Zaheer and Harbajan. Each person also likes different IPL teams viz. MI, CSK, DD, KXI,
KKR, RR, RCB and SRH. All the information are not necessary in same order.
One who likes Yuvraj sits third to right of one who likes RCB. One who likes Zaheer sits third to right of one
who likes KXI. S, who doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who likes Rohit, sits adjacent to one who likes CSK.
One who likes RCB sits immediate left of the one who likes Dhoni but doesn’t sit at corner of the table. R,
who likes KKR sits second to the left of the one who likes Sachin. V, who likes Yuvraj, sits second to the
right of the one who likes RR. T and the one who likes DD are immediate neighbours. Only two persons sits
between the one who likes RR and the one who likes Kohli. W, who neither likes Dhoni nor KKR, sits
adjacent to the one who likes Kohli. Q and the one who likes KKR are immediate neighbours. Only two
persons sits between W and P, who likes SRH but neither sit adjacent to the one who likes Dhoni nor he
likes Sachin. U and the one who likes Sachin doesn’t sit together. One who likes Raina neither sits adjacent
to V nor with the one who likes RCB but sits immediate left of the one who likes Zaheer. One who likes
Rohit sits facing T. Only two person sits between R and the one who likes KXI.
154) Who sits to the second to left of one who likes Harbajan?
a)The one who likes Sachin. b)The one who likes CSK c)One who likes Dhoni
d)Either (b) or (c) e)The one who likes Rohit
155) What is the position of one who likes Raina with respect to one who likes Rohit?
a)Second to left b)Third to right c)Second to right d)Immediate left e)None of these
156) Which of the following combination is not true?

a)U – Raina – RR b)MI – Yuvraj – V c)T – Sachin – RCB
d)SRH – P – Rohit e)All the above given combination are true.
157) How many person sits between one who likes DD and one who likes Harbajan when counted left of
one who likes DD?
a)Three b)Four c)Two d)One e)None
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a)One who likes Sachin sits second to right of one who likes KKR.
b)The one who likes Kohli sits immediate right of one who likes CSK.
c)U sits second to left of V.
d)One who likes KXI sits second to right of one who likes Yuvraj.
e)All the above given information are true.
Solution:
Answers:
154) Answer: b
155) Answer: e
156) Answer: b
157) Answer: d
158) Answer: e
Explanation:
We have:
• One who likes RCB sits immediate left of one who likes Dhoni, who doesn’t sit at corner of the
table, that means one who likes RCB sits at corner.
• One who likes Yuvraj sits third to right of one who likes RCB.
• V, who likes Yuvraj, sits second to right of one who likes RR.
• Only two person sits between one who likes RR and one who likes Kohli, that means we have two
possible place for one who likes Kohli, in case (1) one who likes Kohli sits third to right of one who
likes RR, in case (2) one who likes Kohli sits third to left of one who likes RR.
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Again, we have:
• W, who neither likes Dhoni nor KKR, sits adjacent to one who likes Kohli, that means W sits
immediate right of one who likes RCB.
• Only two person sits between W and P, who likes SRH but neither sit adjacent to one who likes
Dhoni nor he likes Sachin, that means P sits facing RCB.
• One who likes Raina, who neither sits adjacent to V nor one who likes RCB, sits immediateleft of
one who likes Zaheer.
• One who likes Zaheer sits third to right of one who likes KXI, that means in case (1) one who likes
RR likes Raina and W likes KXI, in case (1b) one who likes RCB also likes Raina and one who likes
immediate left of one who likes RR, in case (2) one who likes RR also likes Raina and W likes KXI.
Again, we have:
• Only two person sits between R and one who likes KXI.
• R, who likes KKR, sits second to left of one who likes Sachin, that means case (1b) is not valid and R
likes Zaheer, as P doesn’t like Sachin that means one who likes RCB also likes Sachin and case (2) is
also not valid.
• Q and one who likes KKR sits together.
• Only two person sits between Q and one who likes MI, that means in case (1a) Q likes Dhoni and
Kholi likes MI, in case (1c) Q likes RR and Kohli likes MI.
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Case (1b) is not valid as only two person sits between R and one who likes KXI and case (2) is not valid as
R, who likes KKR, sits second to left of one who likes Sachin.
Again, we have:
• One who likes Rohit sits facing T.
• T and one who likes DD sits together, that means P likes Rohit and one who likes Dhoni also likes
DD.
• S, who doesn’t sit adjacent to one who likes Rohit, sits adjacent to one who likes CSK, that means S
likes MI and V likes CSK.
• U and one who likes Sachin doesn’t sit together, that means case (1c) is not valid.
Based on above given information we have final arrangements as follow:
Case (1C) is not valid as U and one who likes Sachin doesn’t sit adjacent to each other.
There are eight people A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are seated around a circular table and among them some
are facing opposite to the centre and some are facing to the centre (not necessarily in the same order).
They like different sports —Badminton, Football, Cricket, Basketball, Squash, Shooting, Hockey and
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Volleyball (not necessarily in the same order). They are also from different cities — Delhi, Kolkata,
Amritsar, Bhopal, Rajkot, Chennai, Kanpur and Mumbai (not necessarily in the same order).
D, who belongs to Kolkata and likes football, sits third to the left of H and both of them are facing same
direction to each other. F sits opposite to D and likes Shooting. B sits immediate left of F and belongs to
Bhopal. F and D both facing opposite direction to each other. A, who likes Basketball, sits second to the
right of B but not adjacent to E. H, who belongs to Amritsar and likes Badminton, sits immediate left and
right of E and F respectively. The one who like squash and the one who like Volleyball are immediate
neighbour of each other. Neither G nor E likes volleyball. Not more than two person facing same directions
are sitting together. The one who like Hockey sits immediate left of H. G is not the immediate neighbour of
A but face same direction with respect to A who face inside. C does not like squash but belongs to Kanpur.
Equal number of person facing inside and outside directions. G belongs to Delhi and the one who like
Basketball belongs to Rajkot. The one who likes Cricket and the one who likes Football are immediate
neighbour. The one who likes Hockey does not belong to Chennai.
159) Who sits third to right of the one who likes Hockey?
a) The one who likes Basketball b) G c) C d) D e) None of these

a) E belongs to Chennai b) F belongs to Mumbai c) G likes Hockey
d) B likes Squash e) None of the Above
161) Who sits opposite to the one who belongs to Rajkot?

a) C b) H c) G d) F e) E
162) Find the odd one out.

a) A- Volleyball b) F- Badminton c) G- Football d) B-Cricket e) None of these
Solution:
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Answers:
159) Answer: A
160) Answer: D
161) Answer: B
162) Answer: D
Explanation:
• D, who belongs to Kolkata and likes football, sits third to the left of H and both of them are facing
same direction to each other.
• F sits opposite to D and likes Shooting.
• F and D both facing opposite direction to each other
• B sits immediate left of F and belongs to Bhopal.

• A, who likes Basketball, sits second to the right of B but not adjacent to E.
• H, who belongs to Amritsar and likes Badminton, sits immediate and left and right of E and F
respectively.
• The one who like Hockey sits immediate left of H.
• G is not the immediate neighbour of A but face same direction with respect to A who face inside.
• Not more than two person facing same directions are sitting together.
• Hence, Case-2 eliminated.
• C does not like squash but belongs to Kanpur.
• The one who like squash and the one who like Volleyball are immediate neighbour of each other.
Neither G nor E likes volleyball.
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• Hence, B likes Squash and C likes Volleyball.

• Equal number of person facing inside and outside directions.
• Hence, C faces outside.
• G belongs to Delhi and the one who like Basketball belongs to Rajkot.
• The one who likes Cricket and the one who likes Football are immediate neighbour.
• The one who likes Hockey does not belong to Chennai.
LIC AAO mains -2019 (held on 28th June 2019)

Ten person are sitting in two parallel rows containing five each, in such a way that there is an equal
distance between them. In row 1 – A, B, C, D and E sits facing north, similarly in row 2 – M, N, O, P and Q
sits facing south. Each person likes different colors viz. Yellow, Red, Black, Green, White, Brown, Pink,
Violet, Orange and Blue. All the information are not necessary in same order.
E sits at one end of the row three places away from the one who likes Violet. The one who likes
Violet sits facing N. One person sits between N and the one who likes Blue. B neither likes Violet nor sits
facing P. Two person sits between Q and the one who sits facing B. B sits immediate right of the one who
likes White .The one who likes Orange and the one who likes Yellow sits together.. The one who likes
Yellow, sits facing the one, who sits second to left of the one who likes Black. The one who likes Black
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neither sits at end of the row nor sits in same row of the one who likes Red. D sits facing the one who likes
Pink and is adjacent to A. The one who likes Orange sits facing the one who likes Green. O neither sits
facing the one who likes Brown nor sits facing the one who likes Orange. A neither sits facing the one who
likes Black nor sits facing O. One person sits between P and O.
163) Who among the following person sits facing the one who likes Brown?
a) M b) C c) P d) Q e) None of these
164) Four of the five pair are related to each other in some way and thus form a group, then which of the
following pair is odd among all five?
a) Q – Violet b) Blue – D c) P – Black d) White – E e) C – Yellow
165) Which of the following combination of color liked by the person sitting at end of the row?
a) Brown – Violet b) Green – Red c) Orange – Black d) Green – Pink e) None of these

a) The one who likes Pink sits second to right of the one who likes Brown.
b) The one who likes Black, sits facing the one, who sits immediate right of P.
c) A sits facing the one who likes Green.
d) M sits second to left of the one who likes Violet.
e) All the above statements are true.
167) What is the position of the one who likes Red with respect to N?
a) Third to left b) Second to right c) Second to left d) Immediate left e) None of these
Solution:
Answers:
163) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, P sits facing the one who likes Yellow.
164) Answer: D
Explanation:
Expect option D both the persons are seated in different row . Thus, White – E doesn’t belong to same
group.
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165) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, the one who likes Brown, Green, Red and Orange sits at end of the row.
166) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, only statement B is true.
167) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, the one who likes Red sits third to left of N.
Explanation:
We have:
• E sits at either end of the row three places away from the one who likes Violet.
• The one who likes Violet sits facing N.
• One person sits between N and the one who likes Blue, that means in case (1) E sits at left end of
row 1, in case (2) E sits at right end of row 2.
• Two person sits between Q and the one who sits facing B.
• B neither likes Violet nor sits facing P.
• B sits immediate right of the one who likes White, that means in case (1) Q sits at left end of row 2,
in case (2) Q sits at right end of row 2.
Again, we have:
• The one who likes Orange and the one who likes Yellow sits together.
• The one who likes Yellow, sits facing the one, who sits second to left of the one who likes Black.
• The one who likes Black neither sits at end of the row nor sits in same row of the one who likes Red.
• The one who likes Orange sits facing the one who likes Green, that means in case (2a) the one who
likes Yellow sits second from right end of row 2, in case (2b) the one who likes Yellow sits second
from right end of row 1, case (1) is not valid.
• D sits facing the one who likes Pink and is adjacent to A.
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• A neither sits facing the one who likes Black nor sits facing O, that means in case (2a) D likes White
and case (2b) is not valid.
Case (1) is not valid as the one who likes Yellow, sits facing the one, who sits second to left of the one
who likes Black & case (2b) is not valid as A neither sits facing the one who likes Black nor sits facing O.
Again, we have:
• Since, the one who likes Black and the one who likes Red doesn’t sit in same row, that means the
one who likes Red sits at left end of row 2.
• One person sits between P and O.
• O neither sits facing the one who likes Brown nor sits facing the one who likes Orange, that means
P sits at left of the row 2.
• As, the only remaining person is M, thus M likes Blue.
Directions (168 - 172): Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.
Eight members namely – A, M, P, Q, R, S, T and U of Reddy’s family are seated in a circular table facing
center. Each of them are related to each other in some way, but not necessary in same order. P is an
immediate neighbor of P’s father and P’s mother. M is only daughter of S, who is married to Q’s only
daughter. Q sits third to left of M. P and M are unmarried member of the family and are off opposite
gender. Only three person sits between R’s brother and S. R daughter of U. T is brother-in-law of Q and is
unmarried member of the family. Only two married couples are there in the family. Either both or none of
the parent is alive. P and R doesn’t sit together. Q’s gender is opposite to S. Two person sits between P’s
father and A. R’s son and R doesn’t sit together.
168) What is the position of A with respect to his maternal Uncle?

a) Immediate right b) Second to left c) Third to left
d) Second to right e)Can’tbe determined
169) How T is related to R?

a) Uncle b) Son c) Sister-in-law d) Brother e) None of these
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170) What is the position of S with respect to his daughter?
a) Immediate left b) Second to left c) Third to left d) Immediate right e) None of these
171) Four out of five combinations are related to each other in some way and thus form a group, which
of the following combination is odd among all?
a) U – S – M b) M – R – T c) P – T – S d) S – Q – T e) A – U – Q
172) In which of the following pair 2nd person doesn’t sit second to right of 1st person?
a) U – T b) Q – U c) S – A d) R – T e) M – S
Directions (168 -172):

Solution:
Answers:
168) Answer: B
Explanation:
Clearly, P is maternal uncle of A, thus A sits second to left of P.
169) Answer: A
Explanation:
Clearly, T is uncle of R.
170) Answer: E
Explanation:
Clearly, M is the daughter of S, thus S sits second to right of M.
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171) Answer: C
Explanation:
Clearly, 1st person sits third to left of 2nd person, 3rd person sits adjacent to 1st person, thus combination C
doesn’t follow the rule.
172) Answer: D
Explanation:
Clearly, T sits second to left of R.
Explanation:
We have:
• M is only daughter of S, who is married to Q’s only daughter.
• Since, S is married to Q’s only daughter, that means S must be father of M.
• Q’s gender is opposite to S.
• T is brother-in-law of Q and is unmarried member of the family, that means Q must be married to
T’s brother.
• Let’s say (1) is brother of T and S is married to (2).
• P and M are unmarried member of the family and are off opposite gender.
Again, we have:
• Q sits third to left of M.
• Since, P is unmarried member of the family, thus P can’t be (1) & (2) at any possible condition.
• Only two married couples are there in the family.
• R is the daughter of U, since M is only daughter of S, thus S and U can’t be married.
• Either both or none of the parent is alive, that means U must be father of R and is married to Q.
• P is an immediate neighbor of P’s father and P’s mother.
• P and R doesn’t sit together, that means P is not the child of R
• If P is the son of S then A should be Mother of P but, Two person sits between P’s father and A from
this statement P is also not a son of S, thus only possible condition is P is son of U.
• Since, gender of P and M are different, thus P must be brother of R.
That means we have two possible position of P, in case (1) P sits immediate left of Q, in case (2) P sits
immediate right of Q.
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Again, we have:
• Only three person sits between R’s brother and S, that means in case (2) S sits facing P and case (1)
is not valid.
• Two person sits between P’s father and A.
• R’s son and R doesn’t sit together, since only two remaining person are R and T, thus R must be
mother of A.
Case (1) is not valid as only three person sits between R’s brother and S.
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IBPS CLERK Mains – 2019 (Held on 20th January - 2019)

Directions (173-177):Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
Ten persons P, M, A, Q, K, R, V, L, S and D are standing in a queue facing north. They receive cash price of
2000, 3000, 5000, 7000 and 10000. Three persons stand between V and M. V stands behind M. M stands at
one of the end. K stands next to V. Three persons stand between K and S. As many persons stand before K
stand after D. Five person stands between Q and L. L stands behind Q. R stands behind P. R does not stand
at extreme end.
T*W means P receives more cash than W
T&W means T receives less cash than W
T%W means T receives same cash as W
Q%L, L*A, A*M, M%K%V, V&A%S, S&P&D%R
173. What is the total cash received by K, P and R?

174. What is the difference cash price between A and D?

175. How many persons stand between P and R?

a) One b) Two c) Three d) Four e) None of these
176. What is the position of V in the queue?
a) Fifth from the end of the queue b) Sixth from beginning of the queue
c) Fourth from end of the queue d) Fifth from beginning of the queue
e) None of these
177. What is the total cash received by the person who stand third from beginning of the queue and
sixth from the end of the queue?
Solution:
Q=L(10000)>A(7000)>M=K=V(5000)<A=S(7000)<P(3000)<D=R(2000)
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Answers:
173. Answer: (b)
174. Answer: (d)
175. Answer: (c)
176. Answer: (d)
177. Answer: (b)
Explanation:
Ten persons are standing in a queue facing north. Three persons stand between V and M. V stands behind
M. M stands at one of the end. K stands next to V. Three persons stand between K and S. As many persons
stand before K stand after D.
Case 2 and case 3 will be dropped because as many persons stand before K stand after D.
Five person stands between Q and L. L stands behind Q. R stands behind P. R does not stand at extreme
end.
Q=L(10000)>A(7000)>M=K=V(5000)<A=S(7000)<P(3000)<D=R(2000)
Twelve persons A, B, C, D, E, F, P, Q, R, S, T and V are sitting around a circular table in two circles. Six
persons sit in each circle. A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting in inner circle, while P, Q, R, S, T and V are sitting in
outer circle. All of them are facing towards the centre.
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Two persons sit between A and B. B sits infront of T. E sits third to the left of the one who sits infront of S.
D sits second to the right of E. A and D are not immediate neighbours. F sits third to the right of the one
who sits infront of P. V sits immediate left of R.
178. How many persons sit between the one who sits behind of B and V?
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None of these
179. Which of the following person sits fourth to the right of the one who sits infront of Q?
a) B
b) C
c) F
d) E
e) None of these
180. Which of the following is true?

a) E sits infront of R
b) C sits second to the left of the one who sits infront of R
c) F sits third to the right of E
d) S and V are not immediate neighbours
e) None of these
181. If R is related to B, Q is related to C, in the same way V is related to which of the following?
a) B
b) D
c) F
d) E
e) None of these
Solution:
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Answers:
178. Answer: (b)
179. Answer: (d)
180. Answer: (c)
181. Answer: (d)
Explanation:
Two persons sit between A and B. B sits infront of T.
E sits third to the left of the one who sits infront of S.

D sits second to the right of E. A and D are not immediate neighbours. F sits third to the right of the one
who sits infront of P. V sits immediate left of R.
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Case 1 will be dropped because E sits third to the left of the one who sits infront of S.
IBPS PO MAINS Memory based Seating arrangement – (held on 18th November 2019)
Directions (182-184): Study the following information to answer the given questions:
Six persons A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting in a triangular table, Such that three of them sitting at corners of
the table and three are sitting at middle of the each side. The persons who sitting at corners are facing
outside the center and the person who sitting at middle of the sides are facing center of the table. They
like different pet animals Fish, Dog, Parrot, Pigeon, Rabbit and Fox.
E like parrot and sits second to right of the one who like Fox. D doesn’t faces opposite to the center. Only C
sits immediate left of the one who like Dog. B and D are not immediate neighbors. The one who like Pigeon
sits Second to the right of B. F doesn’t like Dog. Two people sit between the one who like Dog and the one
who like Rabbit. Two People sits between A and the one who like Fish. The one who like Rabbit Sits second
to the right of the one who like Fish.
182) Who sits second to the right of the one who like Fox?
a) The one who like Dog b) The one who sits immediate left of B
c) The one who like Pigeon d) D
183) What is the position of D with respect to the one who like Rabbit?
a) Third to the right b) Immediate left c) Second to the left d) Second to the right e) Immediate right
184) Which of the following persons facing center of the table?

a) C, F, E b) F, D, A c) B, A, C d) None of those given as option e) A, D, E
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Solution:
Answers:
182) Answer: B
183) Answer: A
184) Answer: E
Explanation:
• Two People sits between A and the one who like Fish.
• The one who like Rabbit Sits second to the right of the one who like Fish.
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• Only Two people sit between the one who like Dog and the one who like Rabbit.
• C sits immediate left of the one who like Dog.
• E like parrot and sits second to right of the one who like Fox.
• B and D are not immediate neighbors.

• The one who like Pigeon sits second to the right of B.
• F doesn’t like Dog.
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• D doesn’t faces opposite to the center. From the statement case 2 is eliminated and case 1
becomes final arrangement.
IBPS RRB Officer Scale 1 – Mains (Held on 22nd September 2018)

Ten people are sitting in two parallel rows - A, B, C, D and E are sitting in row 1 facing South. P, Q, R,
S and T are sitting in row 2 facing north. The person sitting in row 1 exactly faces the person sitting in row
2. They like five different colors, Yellow, Orange, Blue, Pink and Black. Exactly two people like the same
color and the persons who like the same color don’t sit in the same row.
Q sits at one of the extreme ends. There is only one person sits between Q and the one who faces
the person who like yellow color. D sits to the immediate right of the person who like yellow color. There is
one person sits between Q and R. R like Yellow color. Number of persons who sits to the right of R is same
as that of number of person who sits to the left of C. The person who likes Pink color sits immediate left of
R. Two people sit between T and P. T sits somewhere to left of P. T faces the one who like Pink color. One
of the people who like Black color is an immediate neighbor of the one who like Blue color. E sits left of A. E
is an immediate neighbor of B. B faces the person who sits to the immediate right of the person who like
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Black color. S and B doesn’t like black color. There is only one person between D and the one who like
Orange color.
185) Who among the following like Orange color?

a) D b) The one who faces Yellow color c) The one who sits immediate left of S
d) R e) None of those given as option
186) In a certain way, D is related to R, P is related to C, in the same way S is related to who among them
following person?
a) The one who sits immediate left of E b) D c) The one who like Yellow color
d) The one who sits immediate right of D e) None of those given as option
187) What is the position of T with respect to the one who like Black color?
a) Third to the left b) Second to the right c) Third to the right
d) Immediate left e) None of those given as option

i) E and T like same color
ii) R sits second to the right of Q
iii) C is an immediate neighbor of E and A
a) Only (ii) b) Only (i) c) Only (i) and (ii)
d) Only (ii) and (iii) e) None of the statement is correct
189) Four of the five among the following are similar in such a way to form a group, which one of them
doesn’t belongs to the group?
a) A b) T c) C d) B e) Q
Solutions:
Answers:
185. Answer: C
186. Answer: D
187. Answer: A
188. Answer: B
189. Answer: C
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Explanation:
• Q sits at one of the extreme ends.
• There is only one person sits between Q and the one who faces the person who like yellow color.
• D sits to the immediate right of the person who like yellow color.
• There is one person sits between Q and R.
• R like Yellow color.
• Number of persons who sits to the right of R is same as that of number of person who sits to the
left of C.
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• The person who likes Pink color sits immediate left of R.
• Two people sit between T and P.

• T sits somewhere to left of P.
• T faces the one who like Pink color.
• There is only one person between D and the one who like Orange color.
We can also fix the position of S .
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• E is an immediate neighbor of B.
• E sits left of A. From this two statements A sits immediate right of D in both the cases.
• B faces the person who sits to the immediate right of the person who like Black color.
• One of the people who like Black color is an immediate neighbor of the one who like Blue color.
• S and B don’t like black color. Case 1 violates this condition. So that case is eliminated. And the final
arrangement becomes
Seven members from same family - B, D, G, L, M, Q and V are sitting in a linear row facing north. G
sits third from the extreme end. G’s mother sits second to the right of G. M is an immediate neighbor of
G’s Mother. There are two persons between M and B. G’s wife sits to the immediate right of B. There is
only one person sits between G’s wife and D’s father. The number of people sitting to the left of D is same
as the number of people sitting to the right of G’s wife. There are two people’s sits between Q and L. M is
B’s grandfather. Q sits to the left of L. L’s daughter sits to the immediate right of L. V is the only son of D. B
is a male person.
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190) How Q is related to G?
a) Wife b) Husband c) Sister in law d) Mother e) None of those given as option
191) How many grandsons does M have?

a) One b) Two c) Three d) None e) Cannot be determined
192) If D is married to J, then how J is related to L?

a) Daughter in law b) Son c) Brother d) Wife e) Son in law
193) How many people sit between D and the one who sits immediate right of B?
a) Two b) Four c) Three d) More than Three e) Cannot be determined
194) Who sits second to the left of M?

a) The one who is immediate left of B b) D c) B’s Father
d) The one who is third to the left of G’s Mother e) None of those given as option
Solution:
Answers:
190. Answer: A
191. Answer: B
192. Answer: E
193. Answer: C
194. Answer: D
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Explanation:
• G sits third from the extreme end. We have two possible cases,
• G’s mother sits second to the right of G.
• M is an immediate neighbor of G’s Mother.

• There are two persons between M and B.
• G’s wife sits to the immediate right of B.
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• The number of people sitting to the left of D is same as the number of people sitting to the right of
G’s wife.
• There are two people’s sits between Q and L. From this statement we cannot fix the position of Q
and L in case 1. So this case is eliminated.
• Q sits to the left of L. Now Case 2 becomes
• There is only one person sits between G’s wife and D’s father.
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• M is B’s grandfather.
• L’s daughter sits to the immediate right of L.
• V is the only son of D.
• B is a male person. Now the final arrangement becomes
SBI Clerk Mains Memory based seating arrangement (held on August 5 -2018)
Directions (195-199): Study the given information carefully and answer the following questions.
Certain numbers of people are sitting in a Circular table facing towards the centre of the table. Only few of
them names and seating positions are known.
H sits immediate right of S. No known person sits near to U. K is not an immediate neighbour of D. There
are seven person sits between H and T when counted from the left of T. Number of person sits between U
and H when counted from the right of H is equal to the number of persons sits between I and T when
counted from the left of T. T is an immediate neighbour of P. K sits third to the left of A who sits sixth to
the right of P. Only one person sits between P and D.Only two people sit between A and H. N sits third to
the right of S.
195) What is the position of U with respect to D?

a) Third to the right
b) Second to the left
c) Third to the left
d) Immediate right
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a) N sits second to the right of I
b) T is immediate neighbour of I
c) A sits seventh to the right of D
d) K sits seventh to the left of N
e) None of the statement is correct
197) Number of person sits between U and N when counted from the left of U is same as Number of
person sits between H and ______ when counted from right of H?
a) A
b) I
c) D
d) P
e) T
198) How many unknown person sits in the table?

a) 8
b) 10
c) 19
d) 18
e) None of these
199) Who sits second to the right of A?

a) The one who sits immediate right of H
b) The one who sits eighth to the right of P
c) The one who sits fourth to the right of I
d) D
e) None of these
Solution:
Answers:
195. Answer: B
196. Answer: E
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197. Answer: B
198. Answer: A
199. Answer: B
Explanation:
K sits third to the left of A, who sits sixth to the right of P. Only one person sits between P and D. K is not an
immediate neighbour of D.T is an immediate neighbour of P.
There are seven person sits between H and T when counted from the left of T. Only two people sits
between A and H. H sits immediate right of S.
Number of person sits between U and H when counted from the right of H is equal to the number of
persons sits between I and T when counted from the left of T. No known person sits near to U. N sits third
to the right of S.
From this statement we cannot fix the position of U in case 2. So this case is eliminated.
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Directions (200-204): Study the following information carefully and answer the given Questions below.
Ten people are sitting in two parallel rows. Ram, Ravi, Rohit, Ranjit and Rakesh are sitting in row 1
facing South. Sandeep, Shukul, Sameer, Sarvesh and Sanjay are sitting in row 2 facing north. The person
sitting in row 1 exactly faces the person sitting in row 2. They like five different cars, Benz, BMW, Audi,
Toyotto and Swift. Exactly two people like the same Car and the persons who like the same Car don’t sit in
the same row.
Shukul sits at one of the extreme ends. There is only one person sits between Shukul and the one
who faces the person who like Benz Car. Ranjit sits to the immediate right of the person who like Benz Car.
There is one person sits between Shukul and Sameer. Sameer likes Benz Car. Number of persons who sits
to the right of Sameer is same as that of number of person who sits to the left of Rohit. The person who
likes Toyotto Car sits immediate left of Sameer. Two people sit between Sanjay and Sandeep. Sanjay sits
somewhere to left of Sandeep. Sanjay faces the one who like Toyotto Car. One of the people who like
SwiftCar is an immediate neighbor of the one who like Audi Car in row 2. Rakesh sits left of Ram. Rakesh is
an immediate neighbor of Ravi. Ravi faces the person who sits to the immediate right of the person who
like Swift Car. Sarvesh and Ravi doesn’t like Swift Car. There is only one person sits between Ranjit and the
one who like BMW Car.
200) Who among the following like BMW Car?

a) Ranjit
b) The one who faces Benz Car
c) The one who sits immediate left of Sarvesh
d) Sameer
e) None of these
201) In a certain way, Ranjit is related to Sameer, Sandeep is related to Rohit, in the same way Sarvesh is
related to who among them following person?
a) The one who sits immediate left of Rakesh
b) Ranjit
c) The one who like Benz Car
d) The one who sits immediate right of Ranjit
e) None of these
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202) Four of the five among the following are similar in such a way to form a group, which one of them
doesn’t belongs to the group?
a) Rohit
b) Ranjit
c) Sandeep
d) Ravi
e) Sameer
203) Which of the following statement is/are correct?

i) Rakesh and Sanjay like same Car
ii) Sameer sits second to the right of Shukul
iii) Rohit is an immediate neighbour of Rakesh and Ram
a) Only (ii)
b) Only (i)
c) Only (i) and (ii)
d) Only (ii) and (iii)
e) None of the statement is correct
204) What is the position of Sanjay with respect to the one who like Swift Car?
a) Third to the left
b) Second to the right
c) Third to the right
d) Immediate left
e) None of these
Solution:
Answers:
200. Answer: C
201. Answer: D
202. Answer: D
203. Answer: B
204. Answer: A
Explanation:
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• Shukul sits at one of the extreme ends.

• There is only one person sits between Shukul and the one who faces the person who like Benz Car.
• Ranjit sits to the immediate right of the person who like Benz Car.
• There is one person sits between Shukul and Sameer.
• Sameer like Benz Car.
• Number of persons who sits to the right of Sameer is same as that of number of person who sits to the
left of Rohit.
• The person who likes Toyotto Car sits immediate left of Sameer.
• Two people sit between Sanjay and Sandeep.

• Sanjay sits somewhere to left of Sandeep.
• Sanjay faces the one who like Toyotto Car.
• . One of the people who like Swift Car is an immediate neighbour of the one who like Audi Car in row 2.
• Rakesh sits left of Ram.
• Rakesh is an immediate neighbour of Ravi.
• Ravi faces the person who sits to the immediate right of the person who like Swift Car.
• Sarvesh and Ravi doesn’t like Swift Car.
• There is only one person sits between Ranjit and the one who like BMW Car. Case 1 doesn’t satisfy
above condition. So this case is eliminated. And Case 2 will be the final arrangement.
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Edition Update Details

Edition 1 :
Puzzle and Seating arrangement PDF was released on 8th July 2019
Edition 2:
Puzzle and Seating arrangement PDF was updated on 16th July 2019
S.no Page Number Corrections Identified Corrections Updated

1. 154 Inappropriate option given: Options updated:
Question No.164 Option : d) White – E
Option : d) White – N
2. 154 Inappropriate Explanation given: Explanation updated:
164. Answers Option : d) Thus ,White – E doesn’t
d) White – N belongs to the same group
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CRACK HIGH LEVEL SEATING ARRANGEMENT 2019

3. Fill up based Seating Arrangement 25 - 29

4. Coded Based seating Arrangement

7. Circumference based seating arrangement 65 - 71

8. Hexagonal based seating arrangement 71 - 80

9. Triangular based seating arrangement 80 - 84

10. Four parallel line based seating arrangement 84- 93

11. Linear row seating arrangement with distance 93- 101

12. Figure based seating arrangement 101- 121

13. Concentric circle/Square based arrangement 121- 134

14. Old pattern based seating arrangement

16. Edition 2 - Updates 181

Certain Number based Seating Arrangement

1) Who sits opposite to G?

2) How many persons are seated in a table (Including unknown persons)?

3) Who sits immediate left of B?

5) Who sits diagonally opposite to E?

• Three persons are sitting between E and G.

• Same Number of people seated in opposite edges.

• H sits third to the left of D.

• C sits sixth to the left of H.

• F is an immediate neighbor of the one whose age is 44.

• The one who is 48years old sits fourth to the right of F.

• The age of A is equal to half of the age of G.

Circular based arrangement:

9) Which of the following is correct?

12) What is the distance between Q and M, when counted right of M?

13) What is the position of U with respect to R?

Case (2) is not valid as P sits 51m left of Y.

Case (1b) is not valid as C sits 21m right of Q.

Parallel Row based arrangement:

16) Shalini seated in ______?

17) How many known persons are seated in row 3?

18) Which of the following is not correct?

19) What is the sum of seat number of Naren and Anjali?

• Robin and Sanjay are seated in consecutive rows.

• Gokul sits fourth to the left of Anjali.

• Shalini sits exactly behind John.

Data Sufficiency based Seating arrangement

25) Which of the following statement (s) is/are true?

• P sits second to right of B, whose age is 28 years.

Hence, statement I is alone sufficient.

Hence, statement III is alone sufficient.

• The one whose age is 16 years sits third place right of T.

Hence, statement III is alone sufficient.

Hence, statement I is sufficient alone.

Hence, statement II alone sufficient.

Fill up based seating arrangement

26) Which of the following replaces blank ___(1)___?

27) Which of the following replaces blank ___(2)___?

28) Which of the following replaces blank ___(3)___?

29) Which of the following replaces blank ___(4)___?

30) Which of the following replaces blank ___(5)___?

• ____Naren(5)_____ likes Black color and sits immediate right of Daniel.

• ____(2) ___ likes Blue color.

• ____Samuel(2) ___ likes Blue color.

Coded based seating arrangement

32) Which one of the following is not correct?

33) Wich of the following correctly fits in the blank

• B#E - B and E sitting opposite to each other

• H&E$G - H is third to the right of E. E is an immediate neighbour of G

• C@G - C sits Second to the left of G

26) Which of the following replaces blank _(1)_?

27) Which of the following replaces blank _(2)_?

28) Which of the following replaces blank _(3)_?

29) Which of the following replaces blank _(4)_?

30) Which of the following replaces blank _(5)_?

• Naren(5)_ likes Black color and sits immediate right of Daniel.

• __(2) _ likes Blue color.

• __Samuel(2) _ likes Blue color.