Reasoning PYQs

1) Z is on the Mechanical Engineering team. U is neither with Z nor in the Aeronautical engineering team. U and R are in the same team but not in the team of W. 

 

2) T and Y belong to the same team but not to the team of Z and W. T does not belong to the Aeronautical team. 

 

3)  S is in the group in which either W or U. The group to which U belongs already has four members. So, S belongs to the group of W.

 

4) V and Y are not in the same team. V belongs to the same team as S. In Case 1, V will belong to the Mechanical Team but then the condition that there are not less than two people in a team will be violated. The Aeronautical team would have one member. So, Case 1 is eliminated.

The final arrangement is:

 

Hence, X belongs to Mechanical Engineering.

1) Z is on the Mechanical Engineering team. U is neither with Z nor in the Aeronautical engineering team. U and R are in the same team but not in the team of W. 

 

2) T and Y belong to the same team but not to the team of Z and W. T does not belong to the Aeronautical team. 

 

3)  S is in the group in which either W or U. The group to which U belongs already has four members. So, S belongs to the group of W.

 

4) V and Y are not in the same team. V belongs to the same team as S. In Case 1, V will belong to the Mechanical Team but then the condition that there are not less than two people in a team will be violated. The Aeronautical team would have one member. So, Case 1 is eliminated.

The final arrangement is:

 

Hence, V and S are in the same group as W.

We follow the given symbols to illustrate the relations:

1) J is the son of M. M is the wife of Q. N is the sister of Q.

2)  L is the brother of N. N is K’s sister-in-law. N is unmarried.

3)  R is K’s mother-in-law.  L has a child. O is the daughter of P’s son. 

Hence, Five female members are there in the family.

We follow the given symbols to illustrate the relations:

1) J is the son of M. M is the wife of Q. N is the sister of Q.

2)  L is the brother of N. N is K’s sister-in-law. N is unmarried.

3)  R is K’s mother-in-law.  L has a child. O is the daughter of P’s son. 

If T is the brother of O. We get, 

Hence, K is the mother of T.

We follow the given symbols to illustrate the relations:

1) J is the son of M. M is the wife of Q. N is the sister of Q.

2)  L is the brother of N. N is K’s sister-in-law. N is unmarried.

3)  R is K’s mother-in-law.  L has a child. O is the daughter of P’s son. 

 

Hence, L is the father of O.

1) Nina likes Minecraft and not more than two persons are sitting to the left of Nina. One person sits between Nina and Hema. 

2) The number of persons sitting between Rani and Keshav is one less than the number of persons sitting to the right of Hema. Keshav and the person who like Pubg are not sitting at the extreme end. The person who likes Pubg is sitting to the immediate right of Keshav. 

Cases 1 and 2 cannot satisfy the given conditions. That is why, Cases 1 and 2 are eliminated.

3) The person who likes Duty is sitting immediately right of Sam. This condition is not satisfied in Case 3(b). That is why Case 3(b) is eliminated.

4) Two persons sit between the person who likes Combat and Duty. The person who likes Free Fire is not an immediate neighbor of the one who likes Duty. This condition is not satisfied in Case 4. That is why Case 4 is eliminated.

The final arrangement is:

Two persons are sitting between Hema and the person who likes Free fire. Hence, Hema is an immediate neighbor of the one who likes Free fire is not true.

1) Nina likes Minecraft and not more than two persons are sitting to the left of Nina. One person sits between Nina and Hema. 

2) The number of persons sitting between Rani and Keshav is one less than the number of persons sitting to the right of Hema. Keshav and the person who like Pubg are not sitting at the extreme end. The person who likes Pubg is sitting to the immediate right of Keshav. 

Cases 1 and 2 cannot satisfy the given conditions. That is why, Cases 1 and 2 are eliminated.

3) The person who likes Duty is sitting immediately right of Sam. This condition is not satisfied in Case 3(b). That is why Case 3(b) is eliminated.

4) Two persons sit between the person who likes Combat and Duty. The person who likes Free Fire is not an immediate neighbor of the one who likes Duty. This condition is not satisfied in Case 4. That is why Case 4 is eliminated.

The final arrangement is:

Keshav likes Combat. Hence, Keshav-Combat is the correct combination.

1) Nina likes Minecraft and not more than two persons are sitting to the left of Nina. One person sits between Nina and Hema. 

2) The number of persons sitting between Rani and Keshav is one less than the number of persons sitting to the right of Hema. Keshav and the person who like Pubg are not sitting at the extreme end. The person who likes Pubg is sitting to the immediate right of Keshav. 

Cases 1 and 2 cannot satisfy the given conditions. That is why, Cases 1 and 2 are eliminated.

3) The person who likes Duty is sitting immediately right of Sam. This condition is not satisfied in Case 3(b). That is why Case 3(b) is eliminated.

4) Two persons sit between the person who likes Combat and Duty. The person who likes Free Fire is not an immediate neighbor of the one who likes Duty. This condition is not satisfied in Case 4. That is why Case 4 is eliminated.

The final arrangement is:

if Rani takes the place of Keshav, Keshav takes place of Tabu and Tabu takes place of Rani, the rearrangement is:

Hence, Rani is immediately right of the person who likes Minecraft.

1) Nina likes Minecraft and not more than two persons are sitting to the left of Nina. One person sits between Nina and Hema. 

2) The number of persons sitting between Rani and Keshav is one less than the number of persons sitting to the right of Hema. Keshav and the person who like Pubg are not sitting at the extreme end. The person who likes Pubg is sitting to the immediate right of Keshav. 

Cases 1 and 2 cannot satisfy the given conditions. That is why, Cases 1 and 2 are eliminated.

3) The person who likes Duty is sitting immediately right of Sam. This condition is not satisfied in Case 3(b). That is why Case 3(b) is eliminated.

4) Two persons sit between the person who likes Combat and Duty. The person who likes Free Fire is not an immediate neighbor of the one who likes Duty. This condition is not satisfied in Case 4. That is why Case 4 is eliminated.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, Four persons are sitting between the one who likes Duty and Rani.

1) Nina likes Minecraft and not more than two persons are sitting to the left of Nina. One person sits between Nina and Hema. 

2) The number of persons sitting between Rani and Keshav is one less than the number of persons sitting to the right of Hema. Keshav and the person who like Pubg are not sitting at the extreme end. The person who likes Pubg is sitting to the immediate right of Keshav. 

Cases 1 and 2 cannot satisfy the given conditions. That is why, Cases 1 and 2 are eliminated.

3) The person who likes Duty is sitting immediately right of Sam. This condition is not satisfied in Case 3(b). That is why Case 3(b) is eliminated.

4) Two persons sit between the person who likes Combat and Duty. The person who likes Free Fire is not an immediate neighbor of the one who likes Duty. This condition is not satisfied in Case 4. That is why Case 4 is eliminated.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, Hema sits immediately to the right of the person who likes Combat.

 

If we eliminate the second and third terms from the right side of the number. 

Hence, the sum of prime numbers is 20(7+5+3+5).

Given word: "DIABETES"

The third letter is 'A', the fifth letter is 'E', the sixth letter is 'T', and the Eighth letter is 'S' from the left end.

A meaningful four-letter English word is:

1. East the direction you look towards to see the sunrise.

2. Seat means something that you sit on.

More than one word could be formed. Hence, Z is correct option.

Eight persons are sitting at the circle table. Four persons are facing inside and four outside. 

1) P is sitting second to the right of Q. F is sitting third to the left of P. The neighbors of F are facing outward. 

2) Three persons are sitting between R and S. F is to the immediate left of G. This condition is not satisfied in Case 2. So, Case 2 is eliminated.

3) The neighbors of T are facing the same direction. In Case 3, already three persons are facing outside. So, the immediate neighbors of T will face inside.

4) More than two persons are sitting between Q and T when counting from the left of T. This condition is not satisfied in Case 3, So, Case 3 is eliminated.

5. The neighbors of S are facing opposite directions. U and the one who is sitting immediately right of S is facing inward direction.

6. Already four persons are facing inside. So, R will face outside the center.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, R is sitting second to the right of U is the true statement.

Eight persons are sitting at the circle table. Four persons are facing inside and four outside. 

1) P is sitting second to the right of Q. F is sitting third to the left of P. The neighbors of F are facing outward. 

2) Three persons are sitting between R and S. F is to the immediate left of G. This condition is not satisfied in Case 2. So, Case 2 is eliminated.

3) The neighbors of T are facing the same direction. In Case 3, already three persons are facing outside. So, the immediate neighbors of T will face inside.

4) More than two persons are sitting between Q and T when counting from the left of T. This condition is not satisfied in Case 3, So, Case 3 is eliminated.

5. The neighbors of S are facing opposite directions. U and the one who is sitting immediately right of S is facing inward direction.

6. Already four persons are facing inside. So, R will face outside the center.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, T's position is second to the left of P.

Eight persons are sitting at the circle table. Four persons are facing inside and four outside. 

1) P is sitting second to the right of Q. F is sitting third to the left of P. The neighbors of F are facing outward. 

2) Three persons are sitting between R and S. F is to the immediate left of G. This condition is not satisfied in Case 2. So, Case 2 is eliminated.

3) The neighbors of T are facing the same direction. In Case 3, already three persons are facing outside. So, the immediate neighbors of T will face inside.

4) More than two persons are sitting between Q and T when counting from the left of T. This condition is not satisfied in Case 3, So, Case 3 is eliminated.

5. The neighbors of S are facing opposite directions. U and the one who is sitting immediately right of S is facing inward direction.

6. Already four persons are facing inside. So, R will face outside the center.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, R sits exactly between G and Q( and is also their neighbor).

Eight persons are sitting at the circle table. Four persons are facing inside and four outside. 

1) P is sitting second to the right of Q. F is sitting third to the left of P. The neighbors of F are facing outward. 

2) Three persons are sitting between R and S. F is to the immediate left of G. This condition is not satisfied in Case 2. So, Case 2 is eliminated.

3) The neighbors of T are facing the same direction. In Case 3, already three persons are facing outside. So, the immediate neighbors of T will face inside.

4) More than two persons are sitting between Q and T when counting from the left of T. This condition is not satisfied in Case 3, So, Case 3 is eliminated.

5. The neighbors of S are facing opposite directions. U and the one who is sitting immediately right of S is facing inward direction.

6. Already four persons are facing inside. So, R will face outside the center.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, Five persons are seated between F and R.

Eight persons are sitting at the circle table. Four persons are facing inside and four outside. 

1) P is sitting second to the right of Q. F is sitting third to the left of P. The neighbors of F are facing outward. 

2) Three persons are sitting between R and S. F is to the immediate left of G. This condition is not satisfied in Case 2. So, Case 2 is eliminated.

3) The neighbors of T are facing the same direction. In Case 3, already three persons are facing outside. So, the immediate neighbors of T will face inside.

4) More than two persons are sitting between Q and T when counting from the left of T. This condition is not satisfied in Case 3, So, Case 3 is eliminated.

5. The neighbors of S are facing opposite directions. U and the one who is sitting immediately right of S is facing inward direction.

6. Already four persons are facing inside. So, R will face outside the center.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, F sits second to the left of S.

Given

Statement:

T ≥ L ≥ N < I =V ≤ M ≤ Q ≤ B

Conclusions:

I. N > V → False (N < I =V. So, N<V)

II. B ≥ I → True ( I =V ≤ M ≤ Q ≤ B)

Hence, Only II follows.

Given

Statement:

Y > O > W = I  ≥  S > N = X ≤ P

Conclusions:

I. P > N → False ( N = X ≤ P. So, N ≤ P)

II. O ≥ S → False ( O > W = I  ≥  S. So, O > S)

Hence, Neither I nor II is true.

Given

Statement:

T < Y < I = U ≥ P > Q = M < R

Conclusions:

I. I < R → False ( I = U ≥ P > Q = M < R.Relation between I and R cannot be inferred)

II. R ≤ I → False (  I = U ≥ P > Q = M < R. Relation between I and R cannot be inferred)

Both the variables in the conclusions are the same. One conclusion is opposite to the other. Both the conclusions are wrong individually. Therefore, it is a Either or Case.

Hence, Either I or II follows.