Directions (1-5): Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions:
Seven friends Ravi, Raju, Raja, Rajan, Rahul,
Rajesh and Ranjan study in three different colleges A, B, C and four different
branches of engineering - Mechanical, Chemical, Electronics and Electrical not
necessarily in the same order. At least one of them and not more than three of
them study in any one college and any one branch. Raju studies mechanical in
college B. Ravi and Rajan study in college A but in different branches. Rahul
studies chemical and he is in college C with Raja. Neither Rajesh nor Ranjan
studies in college A. The only person who studies electronics is in college C.
Ranjan studies electrical. Ravi does not study chemical. Rajan and Raju are in
same branch and only two people study chemical. Rajesh studies in college B.
1. Who studies electronics?
(a)
Raju
(b)
Rajan
(c)
Raja
(d)
Ravi
(e)
Rahul
2.
In which branch Rajesh study?
(a)
Mechanical
(b)
Chemical
(c)
Electrical
(d)
Electronics
(e)
Can't be determined
3.
Which college has maximum number of students?
(a)
A
(b)
B
(c)
Either A or B
(d)
C
(e)
Either B or C
4.
Which of following pair are in same college?
(a)
Ravi, Raju
(b)
Raja, Rajan
(c)
Rajesh, Raju
(d)
Rahul, Rajan
(e)
None of these
5.
In which branch Ravi studies?
(a)
Mechanical
(b)
Chemical
(c)
Electrical
(d)
Electronics
(e)
Can’t be determined
6.
If N >= K , M <= N , K > L, O < M is true
then which of the following will be true ?
(a)
O > N
(b)
N > L
(c)
M > K
(d)
M > L
(e)
K < M
7.
Which of the following shows A > B ?
(a)
B >= D > E
> A
(b)
A <= C = D <=
B
(c)
C >= B < D
<= F = A
(d)
A = C <= D <
B
(e)
None of these
8.
Which of the following should come in place of (?) to
make expression A > B definitely true?
B < F = C ? D
< A
(a)
>
(b)
<
(c)
=
(d)
Either 2 or 3
(e)
Either 1 or 3
Directions (9-10): Study the following
information carefully and answer the following questions:
J <= K , K > L, L = M , N < M
If the given expression in the above is
definitely true then give the answer of the following questions given below.
9.
Which of the following is true?
(a)
J < L
(b)
L < N
(c)
K < M
(d)
N < L
(e)
J = M
10.
Which of the following is true?
(a)
K = M
(b)
M > K
(c)
K < N
(d)
N < K
(e)
J > L
Directions
(11-15): These questions are based on the following information.
In a board meeting of officers there were eight members,
whose names are Aman, Baman, Chaman, Dhawan, Gagan, Magan, Naman, Pawan.
Following information is about their sitting arrangement around a rectangular
table, on which three persons sit on the each longer side and one sits on the
each smaller side.
1)
There
are two head officers and they sit on the single sides of the table. Dhawan and
Pawan are not near Aman.
2)
Magan
sits on the corner of the longer side.
3)
Gagan
is diagonally opposite to Magan.
4)
There
is only one person between Gagan and Chaman.
5)
Baman
is the head officer. He sits near Chaman, who is diagonally opposite to Naman.
6)
Magan
and Baman are not adjacent. Pawan is 3rd left of Gagan and he is not head
officer.
7)
Aman
sits on the middle of longer side.
11. Who is in front of Pawan?
(a)
Aman
(b)
Magan
(c)
Naman
(d)
Gagan
(e)
Dhawan
12. Who is the second head other than Baman?
(a)
Magan
(b)
Dhawan
(c)
Pawan
(d)
Aman
(e)
Naman
13. Who are these three persons who sit on the same side?
(a)
Gagan, Aman, Dhawan
(b)
Chaman, Pawan,
Gagan
(c)
Naman, Aman, Chaman
(d)
Aman, Naman, Gagan
(e)
Can’t be determined
14. Who is between Dhawan and Gagan?
(a)
Aman, Pawan
(b)
Aman, Naman
(c)
Naman, Magan
(d)
Aman, Magan
(e)
Magan, Pawan
15. What is the sitting position of Pawan?
(a)
2nd left of Magan
(b)
3rd right of Magan
(c)
diagonally opposite
of Gagan
(d)
2nd right of Dhawan
(e)
2nd left of Chaman
1.
|
C
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2.
|
B
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3.
|
E
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4.
|
C
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5.
|
C
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6.
|
B
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7.
|
C
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8.
|
D
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9.
|
D
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10.
|
D
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11.
|
A
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12.
|
B
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13.
|
D
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14.
|
B
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15.
|
D
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