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Eight Person: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H

1) D does not sit at the extreme end.

2) H faces the north direction.

3. A sits third to the right of D who sits the immediate right of H. 

4) Two persons are sitting between A and E.  

(Here, two possible cases: Case 1: D sits second to the left extreme end and faces the north. Case 2: D sits second to the right extreme end and faces the south)

5) A sits second to the left of B

6) B sits an immediate right of C and both are facing south direction.

7. Not more than two consecutive adjacent persons are facing in the same direction.

(So, A is facing north direction in each case)

8) G doesn't sit adjacent to F. F does not sit at the end of the row and faces the opposite direction of A.

(here, Case 1 will be eliminated)

9) G does not face the south direction.

According to point 7, G faces the north direction and sits right extreme end. E faces north and F faces south direction.

This arrangement will be our final arrangement.

Hence, F sits second to the right of D.

Eight Person: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H

1) D does not sit at the extreme end.

2) H faces the north direction.

3. A sits third to the right of D who sits the immediate right of H. 

4) Two persons are sitting between A and E.  

(Here, two possible cases: Case 1: D sits second to the left extreme end and faces the north. Case 2: D sits second to the right extreme end and faces the south)

5) A sits second to the left of B

6) B sits an immediate right of C and both are facing south direction.

7. Not more than two consecutive adjacent persons are facing in the same direction.

(So, A is facing north direction in each case)

8) G doesn't sit adjacent to F. F does not sit at the end of the row and faces the opposite direction of A.

(here, Case 1 will be eliminated)

9) G does not face the south direction.

According to point 7, G faces the north direction and sits right extreme end. E faces north and F faces south direction.

This arrangement will be our final arrangement.

Hence, E sits third to the left of A.

Eight Person: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H

1) D does not sit at the extreme end.

2) H faces the north direction.

3. A sits third to the right of D who sits the immediate right of H. 

4) Two persons are sitting between A and E.  

(Here, two possible cases: Case 1: D sits second to the left extreme end and faces the north. Case 2: D sits second to the right extreme end and faces the south)

5) A sits second to the left of B

6) B sits an immediate right of C and both are facing south direction.

7. Not more than two consecutive adjacent persons are facing in the same direction.

(So, A is facing north direction in each case)

8) G doesn't sit adjacent to F. F does not sit at the end of the row and faces the opposite direction of A.

(here, Case 1 will be eliminated)

9) G does not face the south direction.

According to point 7, G faces the north direction and sits right extreme end. E faces north and F faces south direction.

This arrangement will be our final arrangement.

Hence, **Four-**persons are sitting between B and D.

Eight Person: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H

1) D does not sit at the extreme end.

2) H faces the north direction.

3. A sits third to the right of D who sits the immediate right of H. 

4) Two persons are sitting between A and E.  

(Here, two possible cases: Case 1: D sits second to the left extreme end and faces the north. Case 2: D sits second to the right extreme end and faces the south)

5) A sits second to the left of B

6) B sits an immediate right of C and both are facing south direction.

7. Not more than two consecutive adjacent persons are facing in the same direction.

(So, A is facing north direction in each case)

8) G doesn't sit adjacent to F. F does not sit at the end of the row and faces the opposite direction of A.

(here, Case 1 will be eliminated)

9) G does not face the south direction.

According to point 7, G faces the north direction and sits right extreme end. E faces north and F faces south direction.

This arrangement will be our final arrangement.

Hence, D is facing the south direction while E, A, H, and G are facing the north direction.

Eight Person: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H

1) D does not sit at the extreme end.

2) H faces the north direction.

3. A sits third to the right of D who sits the immediate right of H. 

4) Two persons are sitting between A and E.  

(Here, two possible cases: Case 1: D sits second to the left extreme end and faces the north. Case 2: D sits second to the right extreme end and faces the south)

5) A sits second to the left of B

6) B sits an immediate right of C and both are facing south direction.

7. Not more than two consecutive adjacent persons are facing in the same direction.

(So, A is facing north direction in each case)

8) G doesn't sit adjacent to F. F does not sit at the end of the row and faces the opposite direction of A.

(here, Case 1 will be eliminated)

9) G does not face the south direction.

According to point 7, G faces the north direction and sits right extreme end. E faces north and F faces south direction.

This arrangement will be our final arrangement.

Hence, C's position fifth to the left with respect to G.

The positions of the letters according to the English alphabet series:

The pattern for this code is as follows;

CDFI → C + 1 = D, D + 2 = F, F + 3 = I.

PQSV → P + 1 = Q, Q + 2 = S, S + 3 = V.

FGIL → F + 1 = G, G + 2 = I, I + 3 = L.

MNPS → M + 1 = N, N + 2 = P, P + 3 = S.

EFGH → E + 1 = F, F + 1 = G, G + 1 = H.

Hence, EFGH is the odd one out.

Statement:

A < M < X = T > V  ≤ S ≤ H = G < O 

Conclusions: 

I. T > A → True (A < M < X = T → A < T → T > A)

II. S < O → True (S ≤ H = G < J ≤ O → S < O) 

Hence, Both Conclusion I and II follows

Given Statements: S < T = U; Q ≤ R < S; V < T ≤ W; X > W ≤ Y

On Combining: Q ≤ R < S < T = U ≤ W < X, W ≤ Y, V < T

Conclusions: 

I. T = Y →  Fasle (T = U ≤ W and W ≤ Y → T = U ≤ W ≤ Y → T ≤ Y)

II.  Y > T → False (T = U ≤ W and W ≤ Y → T = U ≤ W ≤ Y → T ≤ Y)

The common sign between T and Y is ≤  and given conclusions are T = Y and T < Y.

Hence, Either I or II is True is the correct answer.

Given statements: K = I > A > C ≥ E < U; L ≤ K; E ≤ H

On combining: L ≤ K = I > A > C ≥ E < U; H ≥ E

Conclusions:

I. K < U → False (as K = I > A > C ≥ E < U → relation between K and U is not clear)

II. K > C → True (as K = I > A > C → K > C)

Hence, only conclusion II is true.

Given Statements: O = Q < L; Q ≥ K > J; C = V ≥ J; M ≤ R < J

On Combining: O = Q ≥ K > J > R ≥ M; C = V ≥ J; L > Q

Conclusion:

I. M < C → True (As C = V ≥ J > R ≥ M, clearly C > M).

II. O > M → True (As O = Q ≥ K > J > R ≥ M, clearly O > M).

Hence, Both conclusion I and II follow.