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8 people – B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I.

Four of them are sitting on the middle side of the table facing outside and rest of them are sitting on the corners of the table facing inside.

1. F is sitting second to the right of C who is sitting in the middle on the smaller side of the table.

2. Two people are sitting between C and the one who is sitting immediate right of H.

3. D is sitting fifth to the right of H.

4. B is sitting immediate left of G.

5. Neither B nor F is an immediate neighbour of E.

Thus, case I gets eliminated. 

Therefore, the final arrangement is as follows,

After interchanging the positions, we have:

Hence, C is sitting fifth to the left of F.

Given statement,

G ≥ S = F > J > U < W

Conclusions:

I. J < G → True (G ≥ S = F > J → G > J i.e. J < G).

II. S > W → False (S = F > J > U < W → S > U < W, thus a clear relation between S and W cannot be determined).

Hence, only conclusion I follows.

Given Statement: U > T; X < U = Y; Y ≤ Q < R

On combining: X < U = Y ≤  Q < R; U > T

Conclusions:

I) U > R → False (As, X < U = Y ≤  Q < R → There is definite relation between U and R).

II) T < Q → True (As, T < U = Y ≤ Q < R → T < Q).

Hence, Only II follows.

Given Statements: L = M > O > P; Q < M; N < P

On combining: Q < L = M > O > P > N   

Conclusions:

I. Q < L → True (as Q < L = M)

II. N < O → True (as O > P > N)

Therefore, Both Conclusion I and II is True is the correct option

Given statement: J ≤ Q = K ≥ A ≥ X < F

Conclusions:

I. J < F → False (As J ≤ Q = K ≥ A ≥ X < F; no clear relation between J and F.)

II. Q ≥ X → True (Q = K ≥ A ≥ X, makes Q ≥ X)

Hence, only conclusion II follows.

Given: Eight persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H

Their designation – GM, DGM, AGM, Manager, Assistance Manager, Probationary Officer, Cashier and Clerk.

1. Only two persons are senior to D. Only three designations are there between A and F. G is senior to C. A is senior to the Assistant Manager of the company.

2. Number of persons who are senior to E is same as number of persons who are junior to H. E is senior to D. As more than four designations are there between H and B. So case-2 and case - 3 are eliminated.

As G is senior to C.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, A  is manager.

Given: Eight persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H

Their designation – GM, DGM, AGM, Manager, Assistance Manager, Probationary Officer, Cashier and Clerk.

1. Only two persons are senior to D. Only three designations are there between A and F. G is senior to C. A is senior to the Assistant Manager of the company.

2. Number of persons who are senior to E is same as number of persons who are junior to H. E is senior to D. As more than four designations are there between H and B. So case-2 and case - 3 are eliminated.

As G is senior to C.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, C is just senior to H.

Given: Eight persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H

Their designation – GM, DGM, AGM, Manager, Assistance Manager, Probationary Officer, Cashier and Clerk.

1. Only two persons are senior to D. Only three designations are there between A and F. G is senior to C. A is senior to the Assistant Manager of the company.

2. Number of persons who are senior to E is same as number of persons who are junior to H. E is senior to D. As more than four designations are there between H and B. So case-2 and case - 3 are eliminated.

As G is senior to C.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, D – AGM is the correct answer.

Given: Eight persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H

Their designation – GM, DGM, AGM, Manager, Assistance Manager, Probationary Officer, Cashier and Clerk.

1. Only two persons are senior to D. Only three designations are there between A and F. G is senior to C. A is senior to the Assistant Manager of the company.

2. Number of persons who are senior to E is same as number of persons who are junior to H. E is senior to D. As more than four designations are there between H and B. So case-2 and case - 3 are eliminated.

As G is senior to C.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, 4 persons are senior to G.

Given: Eight persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H

Their designation – GM, DGM, AGM, Manager, Assistance Manager, Probationary Officer, Cashier and Clerk.

1. Only two persons are senior to D. Only three designations are there between A and F. G is senior to C. A is senior to the Assistant Manager of the company.

2. Number of persons who are senior to E is same as number of persons who are junior to H. E is senior to D. As more than four designations are there between H and B. So case-2 and case - 3 are eliminated.

As G is senior to C.

The final arrangement is:

Hence, H is cashier.