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Reasoning Ability c) Only (I) and (III)

Directions (1-5): Study the following information d) Only (II) and (IV)
carefully and answer the below questions e) All (I), (II), (III) and (IV)
Eight persons-A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are
sitting in the linear row facing the north. All the 3) If one neighbour of C is B, who is the second
information is not necessarily in the same order. one?
E sits on the end of the row. Only five persons a) F
sit between E and H. Only two persons sit b) E
between H and D. B sits second to the right of c) G
D. B and E are not immediate neighbours. G sits d) A
immediate right of A. The number of persons sits e) D
between G and B is the same as the number of
persons sits between A and C. 4) How many persons sit between G and H?
1) Who sits second to the left of C? a) Two
a) B b) Three
b) E c) Four
c) A d) Five
d) G e) One
e) None of those give an option
5) If all the persons are arranged in alphabetical

2) Who among the following person sits to the order from the left end, then how many persons
right of B? are unchanged in their position?
I) H a) Three
II) F b) Two
III) G c) One
IV) A d) None
a) Only (I) and (II) e) More than three
b) Only (I) and (IV)

Direction (6-10): Study the following information 9) Which is the 15th element to the right of the
carefully and answer the questions given below. 12th element from the left end?
a) #
6)How many such vowels are there which is b) H
immediately followed by a number? c) J
a) One d) !
b) Three e) ₹
c) Two
d) Four 10) How many letters are immediately preceded
e) None and followed by a symbol?
a) Three
7)Find the next element in the following series? b) Two
2$3, =I5, M@*, ? c) One
a)HJ0 d) Four
b) HJ₹ e) None
c) ^%0
d) !0₹ Directions (11-15): Study the following
e) None of these information carefully and answer the below
questions
8) Four of the following five are alike in a certain Eight persons- L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, and S are
way and thus form a group as per the given sitting on the circular table facing the center. All
arrangement. Which of the following does not the information is not necessarily in the same
belong to that group? order.
a) 2©$ N sits second to the left of S. Only two persons
b) A=I sit between S and M. P sits second to the right
c) L9# of M. The number of persons sits between P and
d) +@5 M is the same as the number of persons sit
e) *O^ between M and L. O sits second to the left of R.
Q and O are not immediate neighbors.

11) Who among the following person sits d) Second to the right
immediate left of N? e) Immediate left
a) P
b) R 15)How many persons sit between S and R
c) M when counted to the right of S?
d) O a) One
e) L b) Two
c) Three
12) If S is related to O and M is related to P in a d) Four
certain way. Then who among the following is e) None
related to N?
a) R Direction (16-20): In each of the following
b) M questions, the relationship between different
c) O elements is shown in the statements followed by
d) L two conclusions. Find the conclusion which
e) None of the above logically follows.
16) Statements:
13) Who among the following person sits J≤ I ≥ K > L ≤ N>G= O<Q
opposite to M? Conclusions:
a) R I. I ≤ Q
b) P II. L < I
c) N a) None follows
d) Q b) Only I follow
e) L c) Only II follow
d) Both I and II follows
14) What is the position of L with respect to Q? e) Either I or II follows
a) Second to the left
b) Immediate right 17) Statements:
c) Third to the left X≤Y=Z<W≥V=U

I. W ≥ U 20) Statements:
II. Z ≥ X N ≥ P = S > T = I; M < H ≤ G < I;
A.Only I follows Conclusions:
B.Both I & II follow I. M < P
C. Either I or II follows II. N ≥ G
D.Only II follows A.If only I follows.
E.None of these B.If only II follows.
C.If either I or II follows.
18) Statements: D.If neither I nor II follows.
F≤A<S > Z ≥ P ≥ B=R<D E.If both I and II follow.
Conclusions:
I. R < S Directions (21-25): Study the following
II. A < P information carefully and answer the below
a) None follows questions
b) Only I follow Seven boxes- A, B, C, P, R, S and Z are kept
c) Only II follow one above another in the stack. The lowermost
d) Both I and II follows shelf is numbered as one and the topmost shelf
e) Either I or II follows is numbered as seven. All the information is not
necessarily in the same order.
19) Statements: Box A is kept adjacent to Box B. Only two boxes
I=J<M=L≥K=N are between B and C. Box C is kept below box B
I. N ≤ I and box A. Box S is kept immediately above box
II. L > N R, none of the boxes are kept below box A. Box
A.Only I follows P and Box Z are kept below Box B. The number
B. Neither I nor II follows of boxes kept above box R is the same as the
C. Both I and II follows number of boxes kept below box Z.
D.Only II follows 21) Which of the following box is kept
E.None of these immediately above C?
a) Box R

b) Box B 25) If all boxes are arranged in alphabetical
c) Box S order from the top, then how many boxes are
d) Box Z unchanged in their positions?
e) Box P a) None
b) Three
22) How many boxes are kept above box A? c) Two
a) Three d) One
b) Two e) More than three
c) Four
d) Five Direction (26-28): Study the following
e) One information carefully and answer the below
questions
23) Four of the following are alike a certain way A family consists of seven members- A, B, C, D,
and hence forms a group. Which of the following E, F, and G and two married couples. C is the
does not belong to the group? sister-in-law of G, vice versa. A is the father of F.
a) SA G is the only daughter of D. B is the father-in-law
b) RB of C. E and A are siblings. F is the niece of G. E
c) PC is unmarried. C has no siblings.
d) AP 26) Who among the following is the mother of F?
e) CR A.G
B.C
24) Which of the following shelf does box P has C.D
kept? D.E
a) Fourth E.None of the above
b) Fifth
c) Third 27) Which of the following statement is true with
d) Second respect to E?
e) Sixth A.E and C are married couples
B.E is the son of C

C.E is the father of G
D.E is the brother-in-law of C 30) Statements:
E.All are true Some mouse is keyboard
All keyboard is laptop
28)Four of five among the following are based Only a few laptop is CPU
on a certain group. which one does not belong Conclusions:
to the group? I. All keyboard can be CPU
A.B II. Some mouse is laptop
B.C A.Only conclusion II follows
C.G B.Only conclusion I follows
D.D C.Both conclusion I and II follow
E.F D.Either conclusion I or II follows
E.Neither conclusion I nor II follows
Direction (29-32): Study the following statements
and then decide which of the given conclusions
logically follows from the given statements 31) Statements:
disregarding commonly known facts. Only tablet is mobile
29) Statement Some tablet is laptop
Only a few Ellipse is Nonagon Only a few laptop is computer
All Nonagon is Rhombus Conclusions:
Some Rhombus is Decagon I. Some laptop can be mobile
Conclusion II. Some laptop is not computer
I. No Nonagon is Decagon A.Only conclusion I follows
II. All Decagon can never be Nonagon B.Only conclusion II follows
a) If Only conclusion I follows. C.Neither conclusion I nor II follows
b) If Only conclusion II follows. D.Either conclusion I or II follows
c) If either conclusion I or II follows. E.Both conclusion I and II follow
d) If Neither conclusion I nor II follows.
e) If both conclusions I and II follow. 32) Statement

Only a few Mouse is Bat b) P
No Bat is Cow c) T
Some Cow is Goat d) U
Conclusion e) Q
I. Some Goat is Mouse
II. All Goat being Bat is a possibility 34) Who among the following person attends on
a) If Only conclusion I follows. April 15th?
b) If Only conclusion II follows. a) R
c) If either conclusion I or II follows. b) U
d) If Neither conclusion I nor II follows. c) T
e) If both conclusions I and II follow. d) P
e) S
Directions (33-37): Study the following
information carefully and answer the below 35) Which of the following statement is/are true?
questions I. T attends on an even number date
Six persons- P, Q, R, S, T, and U are attending II.Q attends immediately before S
the seminar on two different dates either 15 or III. P and T attend on different months
18 of three different months- April, May, and IV. S attends in the month which has an even
June of the same year. All the information is not number of days
necessarily in the same order. a) Only I and III
T attends two persons before Q. Q attends on b) Only III and IV
the odd number date of the month. The number c) Only II and III
of persons attends before T is the same as the d) Only II and IV
number of persons attend after U. S attends e) None of these
immediately before P. R does not attend
adjacent to T. 36) On which of the following month and date
33) Who among the following attends does U attend the seminar?
immediately before R? a) June 15
a) S b) June 18

c) May 15 c) Five
d) May 18 d) More than seven
e) April 15 e) Four
37) How many persons are attending the 40) In a certain code language, If “FRIED” is
seminar after T? written as “ QEJCF” and “PLANT” is written as
a) One “KOBSM”, Then how is “SHOWN” will be written
b) Two in that code language?
c) Three a) HSPMV
d) Four b) GRPMV
e) None c) GRPOV
d) TGPMX
38) If all the letters of the word “BROWNIE” are e) TRPMX
arranged in alphabetical order from the left end,
then which of the following letter is second from Quantitative Aptitude
the right end? Directions (41-45): What value should come in
a) O the place of (?) in the following number series?
b) R 41) 7, 3.5, 3.5, 7, 28, ?
c) N a) 224
d) E b) 228
e) W c) 232
d) 248
39) How many pairs of digits are there in the e) 245
number “3614729” each of which has as many
digits between them in the number as in the 42) 6, 5, 9, 26, ?, 514
number series? (Both Forward and Backward a) 52
direction) b) 104
a) Six c) 103
b) Seven d) 56

e) 98 D.5
E. None of these
43) 6, 10, 15, 22, 32, ?
a) 46 47. (24 * √169) * 15 = ? * √1296
b) 48 A.160
c) 50 B.120
d) 52 C.180
e) 56 D.110
E.130
44) 3, 17, 45, 87, ?, 213
a) 125 48. (143 * 5) ÷ 28 = ? – (13 * 30)
b) 143 A.680
c) 147 B.730
d) 137 C.780
e) 153 D.820
E.880
45) 9, 4, 24, 19, 39, ?
a) 32 49. 12.5% of 240 + 37.5% of 320 + 62.5% of
b) 30 400 = ?
c) 34 A.400
d) 36 B.420
e) 38 C.450
D.480
Directions (46-57): What value should come in E.360
the place of (?) in the following questions.
46. 48÷ 256 x 64 ÷ 43 x 4 = 16 x 4? 50. 242 – 192 = ? * 12 – 172
A.7 A.49
B.3 B.45
C.2 C.41

D.42 e) 9
E.44
55) 26 * 23 - 13 * 19 = ? + 7 * 12
51) 57 * 22 + 38 * 18 = ? * 19 a) 267
a) 107 b) 232
b) 100 c) 248
c) 102 d) 236
d) 104 e) 240
e) 108
56) (2324 ÷ 73) * (1095 ÷ 83) = ? * 35
52) (1587 ÷ √4761) * (1209 ÷ √8649) = ? a) 17
a) 283 b) 11
b) 287 c) 15
c) 299 d) 18
d) 295 e) 12
e) 301
57) 65% of 420 – 85% of 240 = ?
53) 45% of 420 + 120% of 220 = ? a) 62
a) 453 b) 66
b) 458 c) 64
c) 461 d) 69
d) 467 e) 72
e) 472
58) x liters of oil is Rs.90 per liter and 60 liters of
54) √4489 + √1849 - √841 = ?2 water is Rs.(x + 10) per liter. If sold the mixture
a) 7 of oil and water for Rs.48 per liter making a total
b) 5 profit of 60%, then find the value of x?
c) 8 a) 12
d) 6 b) 15

c) 10 61) Ratio of the ages of A and B is 5:4. After 8
d) 18 years, the ratio of the ages of B and C is 3:1.
e) 20 Difference between the age of A and C is 31
years, then find the age of C after 6 years?
59) Car A started from Chennai towards a) 12 years
Bangalore at 8 am and car B started from b) 14 years
Bangalore towards Chennai at 8 am. If the c) 16 years
distance between Chennai and Bangalore is 960 d) 18 years
km and they met at 4 pm and car B covers 192 e) None of these
km more than that of car A, then find the speed
of car A? 62) Ratio of the efficiency of A to B and C
a) 36 kmph together is 2:3. If the efficiency of B is 50% more
b) 45 kmph than C and C alone complete the half of the
c) 40 kmph work in 15 days, then find the time taken by A
d) 48 kmph alone to complete the work?
e) 52 kmph a) 15 days
b) 18 days
60) Ratio of the marked to cost price of the c) 12 days
article is 7:5. If the shopkeeper offers two d) 24 days
successive discounts of 20% and Rs.450 while e) None of these
he gets the profit of 4.5%, then find the selling
price of the article? 63) Sahul invests Rs.x in a simple interest
a) Rs.6240 scheme at the rate of R% per annum for 4
b) Rs.6270 years. If the ratio of the interest received by
c) Rs.6300 Sahul to x is 3:5, then find the value of R?
d) Rs.6330 a) 12
e) None of these b) 10
c) 15
d) 18

e) 20 b) 25√3 cm2
c) 32√3 cm2
64) Shalini started the business with the d) 27√3 cm2
investment of Rs.3600. After 4 months, Reena e) 30√3 cm2
entered into the business by investing Rs.3900.
If the profit share of Shalini and Reena is Rs.(x + 67) A boat can travel 680 km upstream and
1000) and Rs.x respectively, then find the profit downstream in 88 hours. If the speed of boat in
share of Reena? downstream is 24 kmph more than the speed of
a) Rs.2600 upstream, then find the time taken by the boat to
b) Rs.3200 cover 330 km in still water?
c) Rs.3900 a) 12 hours
d) Rs.1300 b) 15 hours
e) None of these c) 18 hours
d) 20 hours
65) The ratio of the length to breadth of the e) None of these
rectangular room is 5:3 and the side of the
square is 15 cm. If the area of the rectangular 68) Ratio of the ages of Sachin and Dhoni after
room is 150 cm2 more than the area of the 15 years is 15:11 and the present age of Dravid
square, find the perimeter of the rectangular is 25% more than the present age of Dhoni. If
room? the sum of the present age of Sachin and Dravid
a) 80 cm is 110 years, then find the present age of Dhoni?
b) 90 cm a) 40 years
c) 100 cm b) 51 years
d) 120 cm c) 29 years
e) 60 cm d) 27 years
e) None of these
66) If the height of the equilateral triangle is 5√3
cm, then find the area of the equilateral triangle? 69) Sum of the cost price of an Eraser and
a) 24√3 cm2 Pencil is Rs.15. The shopkeeper sold an Eraser

at a loss of 42.5% and the Pencil at a profit of c) 150
15%. If the selling price of an eraser and pencil d) 80
is equal, then find the cost price of eraser? e) 200
a) Rs.8
b) Rs.10 71) The cost of a flat in A and C is Rs.2 lakh and
c) Rs.12 Rs.3 lakh respectively. Find the average of the
d) RS.6 revenue collection of A and C?
e) Rs.9 a) Rs.760 lakh
b) Rs.800 lakh
Directions (70-75): Study the following c) Rs.750 lakh
information carefully and answer the questions d) Rs.850 lakh
given below. e) Rs.700 lakh
The given bar graph shows the number of flats
in five different societies – A, B, C, D and E. 72) The number of flats in F is 25% more than
that of B. If the number of flats in G is 20 more

Number of Flats
than that of F, then find the number of flats in G?
450
400
a) 385
350 b) 375
300 c) 395
250
d) 365
200
e) None of these
150
100
50 73) Find the average number of flats in all the
0
societies together?
A B C D E
a) 250
b) 300
70) What is the difference between the number
c) 200
of flats in A and E?
d) 350
a) 50
e) 400
b) 100

76) The number of dancers in F is 30% more
74) Ratio of the number of red and black color than that of B and the number of painters in F is
flats in D is 3:2. Find the difference between the 40% more than that of D. Find the difference
number of red and black flats in D? between the number of painters and dancers in
a) 30 F?
b) 20 a) 44
c) 50 b) 48
d) 60 c) 52
e) 40 d) 56
e) 60
75) The number of flats in A and E together is
what percent of the number of flats in B and C 77) What is the ratio of the number of dancers in
together? A and E together to the number of painters in B
a) 85.7% and C together?
b) 87.5% a) 7:8
c) 89.5% b) 8:9
d) 83.5% c) 11:12
e) 80.5% d) 15:16
e) None of these
Directions (76-80): Study the following
information carefully and answer the questions 78) The number of painters and dancers in E is
given below. what percent of the number of painters in A, C
The given table shows the number of dancers and E together?
and painters in five different academies. a) 70%
b) 80%
c) 90%
d) 75%
e) 85%

79) The number of dancers in F is equal to the
average number of dancers in C, D and E. If the 80) Find the average number of painters in all
ratio of the number of dancers and painters in F the academies together?
is 8:9, then find the number of painters in F? a) 168
a) 140 b) 170
b) 180 c) 172
c) 160 d) 176
d) 200 e) None of these
e) 150
Answer With Explanation
Directions (1-5):
1) Answer: D 2©$, A=I, L9#, +@5, *O^

2) Answer: A The odd one is 2©$,
3) Answer: E 9) Answer C
4) Answer: B
5) Answer: C 15+12=27
Final Arrangement The 27th letter from the left end is J.
10) Answer B
^H%,%J!.
Directions (6-10):
Directions (11-15):
6)Answer C
11) Answer: A
12) Answer: A
E5, O9.
13) Answer: D
7) Answer B
14) Answer: D
15) Answer: C
2$3, =I5, M@*, HJ₹ Final arrangement
8) Answer A

23) Answer: E
24) Answer: C
25) Answer: A
Final Arrangement
Boxes
7 S
6 R
16) Answer: C 5 A
Given: J≤ I ≥ K > L ≤ N>G= O<Q 4 B
Hence, Only II follows
3 P
17) Answer: B
2 Z
X≤Y=Z<W≥V=U
1 C
I. W ≥ U follows
II. Z ≥ X follows
Direction (26-28):
Hence, both I and II follow.
18) Answer: B
Given: F≤A<S > Z ≥ P ≥ B=R<D
Hence, Only I follow
19) Answer: B
I=J<M=L≥K=N
I. N ≤ I doesn’t follow
26) Answer: B
II. L > N doesn’t follow
27) Answer: D
Hence, Neither I nor II follows.
28) Answer: A
20) Answer: A
29) Answer: D
I. M < P (M < H ≤ G < I = T < S = P) →follows
II. N ≥ G (N ≥ P = S > T = I > G) →doesn’t follow
Only conclusion I follows
Directions (21-25):
21) Answer: D
22) Answer: B

37) Answer: C
Final Arrangement
Month with Date Person
April 15 S
April 18 P
May 15 T
May 18 U
Neither conclusion I nor II follows.
June 15 Q
30) Answer: C
June 18 R
38) Answer: B
BROWNIE
BEINORW
31) Answer: B 39) Answer: B
3614729
31, 37, 39, 79, 64, 42, 62
40) Answer: B
32) Answer: D
Consonants→Changed to the immediate
previous letter in the alphabetical order
Vowels→Changed to immediate next letter in
the alphabetical order
Neither conclusion I nor II follows.
Directions (33-37):
33) Answer: E
34) Answer: E
35) Answer: B
36) Answer: D

41) Answer: A 45) Answer: C
7 * 0.5 = 3.5 9-5=4
3.5 * 1 = 3.5 4 + 20 = 24
3.5 * 2 = 7 24 - 5 = 19
7 * 4 = 28 19 + 20 = 39
28 * 8 = 224 39 – 5 = 34
42) Answer: C 46) Answer: B
6*1–1=5 48÷ 44 x 43÷ 43 x 4 = 42 x 4?
5* 2 – 1 = 9 => 4(8 – 4 + 3 – 3 + 1) = 4(2 + ?)
9 * 3 – 1 = 26 => 45 = 4(2 + ?)
26 * 4 – 1 = 103 => 5 = 2 + ?
103 * 5 – 1 = 514 => ? = 5 – 2
=> ? = 3
43) Answer: A
6 + 4 = 10 47) Answer: E
10 + 5 = 15 (24 * √169) * 15 = ? * √1296
15 + 7 = 22 24 * 13 * 15 = ? * 36
22 + 10 = 32 ? = 130
32 + 14 = 46
Difference of difference 48) Answer: E
(143 * 5) ÷ 28 = ? – (13 * 30)
44) Answer: B 490 = ? – 390
3 + 2 * 7 = 17 ? = 880
17 + 4 * 7 = 45
45 + 6 * 7 = 87 49) Answer: A
87 + 8 * 7 = 143 12.5% of 240 + 37.5% of 320 + 62.5% of 400 =
143 + 10 * 7 = 213 ?
30 + 120 + 250 = ?

400 = ?
56) Answer: E
50) Answer: D (2324 ÷ 73) * (1095 ÷ 83) = ? * 35
242 – 192 = ? * 12 – 172 ? = 12
576 – 361 = ? * 12 – 289 57) Answer: D
? = 42 65% of 420 – 85% of 240 = ?
? = 69
51) Answer: C
57 * 22 + 38 * 18 = ? * 19 58) Answer: C
? = 102 CP of one liters of mixture = 48 * 100/160 =
Rs.30
52) Answer: C (90 * x + 60 * (x + 10))/(x + 60) = 30
(1587 ÷ √4761) * (1209 ÷ √8649) = ? 90x + 60x + 600 = 30x + 1800
23 * 13 = ? 120x = 1200
? = 299 x = 10
53) Answer: A 59) Answer: D
45% of 420 + 120% of 220 = ? Distance travelled by car A = x
? = 189 + 264 Distance covered by car B = x + 192
? = 453 x + 192 + x = 960
x = 384
54) Answer: E Speed of car A = 384/8 = 48 kmph
√4489 + √1849 - √841 = ?2
67 + 43 – 29 = ?2 60) Answer: B
?=9 7x * 80/100 – 450 = 5x * 104.5/100
5.6x – 450 = 5.225x
55) Answer: A x = 1200
26 * 23 - 13 * 19 = ? + 7 * 12 SP of the article = 5 * 1200 * 104.5/100
? = 267 = Rs.6270

Area of the rectangular room = 15 * 15 = 225
61) Answer: E Area of rectangular = 225 + 150 = 375
A = 5x 5x * 3x = 375
B = 4x x=5
B after 8 years = 4x + 8 Length of the rectangular room = 5 * 5 = 25 cm
C after 8 years = 1/3 * (4x + 8) = (4x + 8)/3 Breadth of the rectangular room = 5 * 3 = 15 cm
5x – ((4x + 8)/3 – 8) = 31 Perimeter of the rectangular room = 2 * (25 +
15x – 4x – 8 + 24 = 93 15) = 80 cm
x=7
C’s age after 6 years = (4 * 7 + 8)/3 – 8 + 6 = 10 66) Answer: B
years Height of the equilateral triangle = 5√3 cm
5√3 = √3/2 * a
62) Answer: B a = 10 cm
B = 100/150 * (15 * 2) = 20 Area of equilateral triangle = √3/4 * a * a
B + C = 1/20 + 1/30 = 1/12 = √3/4 * 10 * 10 = 25√3 cm2
A alone complete the work = 3/2 * 12 = 18 days
67) Answer: B
63) Answer: C Speed of stream = 24/2 = 12 kmph
3y = 5y * R * 4/100 680/(x + 12) + 680/(x – 12) = 88
R = 15 85(x – 12 + x + 12) = 11 * (x2 – 122)
170x = 11x2 – 1584
64) Answer: A x = 22
Profit ratio of Shalini and Reena = 3600 * Required time = 330/22 = 15 hours
12:3900 * 8
= 18:13 68) Answer: A
Profit share of Reena = 13/5 * (x + 1000 – x) = Dravid:Dhoni = 125:100 = 5:4
Rs.2600 Dhoni’s age after 15 years = 4x + 15
Sachin’s age after 15 years = 15/11 * (4x + 15)
65) Answer: A 5x + 15/11 (4x + 15) - 15 = 110

5x + 60x/11 + 225/11 – 15 = 110
x = 10 75) Answer: A
Present age of Dhoni = 10 * 4 = 40 years Required % = (250 + 350)/(300 + 400) * 100
= 85.71%
69) Answer: B
CP of a pencil = x 76) Answer: A
CP of an eraser = 15 – x Required difference = 180 * 140/100 – 160 *
x * 115/100 = (15 – x) * 57.5/100 130/100 = 44
115x = 862.5 – 57.5x
x=5 77) Answer: B
CP of Eraser = 15 – 5 = 10 Required ratio = (120 + 200):(120 + 240)
= 320:360
70) Answer: B = 8:9
Required difference = 350 - 250 = 100
78) Answer: D
71) Answer: D Required % = (200 + 220)/(100 + 240 + 220) *
Required average = (250 * 2 + 400 * 3)/2 100
= 850 lakh = 75%
72) Answer: C 79) Answer: B
Number of flats in G = 125/100 * 300 + 20 = 395 Number of dancers in F = (180 + 100 + 200)/3 =
160
73) Answer: B Number of painters in F = 160 * 9/8 = 180
Required average = (250 + 300 + 400 + 200 +
350)/5 80) Answer: C
= 300 Required average = (100 + 120 + 240 + 180 +
220)/5
74) Answer: E = 172
Required difference = 1/5 * 200 = 40

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Reasoning Ability c) Only (I) and (III)

5) If all the persons are arranged in alphabetical

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6)How many such vowels are there which is b) H

immediately followed by a number? c) J

d) Four 10) How many letters are immediately preceded

e) None and followed by a symbol?

7)Find the next element in the following series? b) Two

2$3, =I5, M@*, ? c) One

d) !0₹ Directions (11-15): Study the following

e) None of these information carefully and answer the below

belong to that group? order.

a) 2©$ N sits second to the left of S. Only two persons

b) A=I sit between S and M. P sits second to the right

c) L9# of M. The number of persons sits between P and

d) +@5 M is the same as the number of persons sit

e) *O^ between M and L. O sits second to the left of R.

Q and O are not immediate neighbors.

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immediate left of N? e) Immediate left

b) R 15)How many persons sit between S and R

c) M when counted to the right of S?

12) If S is related to O and M is related to P in a d) Four

certain way. Then who among the following is e) None

a) R Direction (16-20): In each of the following

b) M questions, the relationship between different

c) O elements is shown in the statements followed by

d) L two conclusions. Find the conclusion which

e) None of the above logically follows.

d) Both I and II follows

14) What is the position of L with respect to Q? e) Either I or II follows

a) Second to the left

b) Immediate right 17) Statements:

c) Third to the left X≤Y=Z<W≥V=U

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II. Z ≥ X N ≥ P = S > T = I; M < H ≤ G < I;

A.Only I follows Conclusions:

B.Both I & II follow I. M < P

C. Either I or II follows II. N ≥ G

D.Only II follows A.If only I follows.

E.None of these B.If only II follows.

C.If either I or II follows.

18) Statements: D.If neither I nor II follows.

F≤A<S > Z ≥ P ≥ B=R<D E.If both I and II follow.

I. R < S Directions (21-25): Study the following

II. A < P information carefully and answer the below

a) None follows questions

b) Only I follow Seven boxes- A, B, C, P, R, S and Z are kept

c) Only II follow one above another in the stack. The lowermost

e) Either I or II follows is numbered as seven. All the information is not

necessarily in the same order.

19) Statements: Box A is kept adjacent to Box B. Only two boxes

I=J<M=L≥K=N are between B and C. Box C is kept below box B

I. N ≤ I and box A. Box S is kept immediately above box

C. Both I and II follows number of boxes kept below box Z.

D.Only II follows 21) Which of the following box is kept

E.None of these immediately above C?

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b) Box B 25) If all boxes are arranged in alphabetical

d) Box Z unchanged in their positions?

22) How many boxes are kept above box A? c) Two