IBPS RRB PO (Scale 1) Mains Mock Test - 2 - Bank Exams MCQ

(1) J is sitting two rows in front of N.

Therefore, J must be in the first row.

(2) P and J are diagonally opposite to each other. P is not sitting in Row-2.

(3) K is behind the person, who is third to the right of J.

Therefore, J must be sitting in the first seat to the left of the first row.

(4) In row 2, the second seat from the left is vacant.

(5) M and N are sitting in the same row but not adjacent to each other.

This means there is at least one seat either or occupied between M and N.

(6) M is sitting immediately behind R.

This means the seat behind K will not be occupied by M.

(7) Two seats are vacant in each row.

Therefore, the only person sitting in the third row with N and P would be M.

So, case 2 got eliminated and we continue with case 1.

(8) O is sitting behind one of the vacant seats from row one.

(9) Number of vacant seat between Q and L are same as vacant seats between N and M.

(10) L sits between two vacant seats.

So final arrangements are:

So, ‘J and O’ is the pair of persons which does not belong to the same row.

Hence, the correct option is (A).

(1) J is sitting two rows in front of N.

Therefore, J must be in the first row.

(2) P and J are diagonally opposite to each other. P is not sitting in Row-2.

(3) K is behind the person, who is third to the right of J.

Therefore, J must be sitting in the first seat to the left of the first row.

(4) In row 2, the second seat from the left is vacant.

(5) M and N are sitting in the same row but not adjacent to each other.

This means there is at least one seat either or occupied between M and N.

(6) M is sitting immediately behind R.

This means the seat behind K will not be occupied by M.

(7) Two seats are vacant in each row.

Therefore, the only person sitting in the third row with N and P would be M.

So, case 2 got eliminated and we continue with case 1.

(8) O is sitting behind one of the vacant seats from row one.

(9) Number of vacant seat between Q and L are same as vacant seats between N and M.

(10) L sits between two vacant seats.

So final arrangements are:

So, K is sitting behind L.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

(1) J is sitting two rows in front of N.

Therefore, J must be in the first row.

(2) P and J are diagonally opposite to each other. P is not sitting in Row-2.

(3) K is behind the person, who is third to the right of J.

Therefore, J must be sitting in the first seat to the left of the first row.

(4) In row 2, the second seat from the left is vacant.

(5) M and N are sitting in the same row but not adjacent to each other.

This means there is at least one seat either or occupied between M and N.

(6) M is sitting immediately behind R.

This means the seat behind K will not be occupied by M.

(7) Two seats are vacant in each row.

Therefore, the only person sitting in the third row with N and P would be M.

So, case 2 got eliminated and we continue with case 1.

(8) O is sitting behind one of the vacant seats from row one.

(9) Number of vacant seat between Q and L are same as vacant seats between N and M.

(10) L sits between two vacant seats.

So final arrangements are:

So, O is sitting ‘immediately next to K’.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

(1) J is sitting two rows in front of N.

Therefore, J must be in the first row.

(2) P and J are diagonally opposite to each other. P is not sitting in Row-2.

(3) K is behind the person, who is third to the right of J.

Therefore, J must be sitting in the first seat to the left of the first row.

(4) In row 2, the second seat from the left is vacant.

(5) M and N are sitting in the same row but not adjacent to each other.

This means there is at least one seat either or occupied between M and N.

(6) M is sitting immediately behind R.

This means the seat behind K will not be occupied by M.

(7) Two seats are vacant in each row.

Therefore, the only person sitting in the third row with N and P would be M.

So, case 2 got eliminated and we continue with case 1.

(8) O is sitting behind one of the vacant seats from row one.

(9) Number of vacant seat between Q and L are same as vacant seats between N and M.

(10) L sits between two vacant seats.

So final arrangements are:

R is sitting second to the left of O.

M is sitting behind R.

Hence, the correct option is (C).

Hence, the correct option is (A).

b) Article, Written, Teacher, Respond -> ITCP

c) Balance, Machine, General, Economy -> AHEN

d) Working, Develop, Percent, Running -> KECN= NECK

e) Century, Outdoor, Natural, Package -> TDUK

In step I, the lowest odd number +1 is placed on the leftmost end and the lowest even number +1 is placed at the rightmost end, the rest of the elements remain in the same order.

In step II, the second-lowest odd number +1 is placed at the leftmost end i.e. left to the previously placed number, and the lowest even number +1 is placed at the rightmost end i.e. right to the previously placed word and rest of the elements remains in the same order.

And so on….

Thus,

Input: 22 61 17 48 37 96 78 97 56 59

Step I: 18 61 48 37 96 78 97 56 59 23

Step II: 38 18 61 96 78 97 56 59 23 49

Step III: 60 38 18 61 96 78 97 23 49 57

Step IV: 62 60 38 18 96 97 23 49 57 79

Step V: 98 62 60 38 18 23 49 57 79 97

Step V is the last step of the given input.

So, the correct answer is 96.

Hence, the correct option is (C).

In step I, the lowest odd number +1 is placed on the leftmost end and the lowest even number +1 is placed at the rightmost end, the rest of the elements remain in the same order.

In step II, the second-lowest odd number +1 is placed at the leftmost end i.e. left to the previously placed number, and the lowest even number +1 is placed at the rightmost end i.e. right to the previously placed word and rest of the elements remains in the same order.

And so on….

Thus,

Input: 22 61 17 48 37 96 78 97 56 59

Step I: 18 61 48 37 96 78 97 56 59 23

Step II: 38 18 61 96 78 97 56 59 23 49

Step III: 60 38 18 61 96 78 97 23 49 57

Step IV: 62 60 38 18 96 97 23 49 57 79

Step V: 98 62 60 38 18 23 49 57 79 97

Step V is the last step of the given input.

So, the correct answer is 62 6038 18 96 97 23 49 57 79.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

In step I, the lowest odd number +1 is placed on the leftmost end and the lowest even number +1 is placed at the rightmost end, the rest of the elements remain in the same order.

In step II, the second-lowest odd number +1 is placed at the leftmost end i.e. left to the previously placed number, and the lowest even number +1 is placed at the rightmost end i.e. right to the previously placed word and rest of the elements remains in the same order.

And so on….

Thus,

Input: 22 61 17 48 37 96 78 97 56 59

Step I: 18 61 48 37 96 78 97 56 59 23

Step II: 38 18 61 96 78 97 56 59 23 49

Step III: 60 38 18 61 96 78 97 23 49 57

Step IV: 62 60 38 18 96 97 23 49 57 79

Step V: 98 62 60 38 18 23 49 57 79 97

Step V is the last step of the given input.

So, the correct answer is 96.

Hence, the correct option is (B).

In step I, the lowest odd number +1 is placed on the leftmost end and the lowest even number +1 is placed at the rightmost end, the rest of the elements remain in the same order.

In step II, the second-lowest odd number +1 is placed at the leftmost end i.e. left to the previously placed number, and the lowest even number +1 is placed at the rightmost end i.e. right to the previously placed word and rest of the elements remains in the same order.

And so on….

Thus,

Input: 22 61 17 48 37 96 78 97 56 59

Step I: 18 61 48 37 96 78 97 56 59 23

Step II: 38 18 61 96 78 97 56 59 23 49

Step III: 60 38 18 61 96 78 97 23 49 57

Step IV: 62 60 38 18 96 97 23 49 57 79

Step V: 98 62 60 38 18 23 49 57 79 97

Step V is the last step of the given input.

So, the correct answer is Fourth from right.

Hence, the correct option is (C).

Movies: Gensis 2.0, Serenity, The Upside, Glass, Escape Room, A Dog’s way Home, Take Point and Being Rose.

1) The person who is opposite to George is facing outside and George is the immediate neighbour of the person who has the ticket for Glass.

2) The one who has ticket for Glass, sits immediate right of George. Jack and Charlie are immediate neighbours of George, who has the ticket for Escape Room.

We have four cases:

3) Harry is an immediate neighbour of Jack.

4) Charlie sits third to the right of Oliver and he has ticket for Gensis 2.0. Jack sits third to the left of Oliver.

This eliminates Case 1.1 and 2.2

But the arrangement in case 1.2 is not accurate because according to information Charlie is 3rd to right of Oliver and Jack is 3rd to the left of Oliver. But what is shown in the arrangement is totally opposite. So Case 1.2 is not valid.

According to the question only two persons are facing outside. We find out that George and Oliver are facing outside. So rest of all must be facing inside.

5) James sits third to the right of Jacob and he has the ticket of Take Point.

We have three blank spaces but only one for Jacob because we have to put James (Take point) 3rd to the right of Jacob. (As we already know the direction of Jacob)

6) Oliver and James are not the neighbours of the person who has the ticket of A Dog’s way Home.

Put next related information:

7) The person who has ticket for Being Rose is sitting opposite Jacob.

8) Noah doesn’t have the ticket for The Upside or Glass.

Now only one person is left to put in the arrangement: Noah

Put Noah in the arrangement with its related information.

If Noah doesn’t have the ticket for A dog’s way home and The upside then only ticket left for Noah is of Serenity.

From point 6) you can’t put A Dog’s way Home near Oliver or James.

So Oliver has the ticket for The Upside and Jacob has ticket for A Dog’s way Home.

Thus, Jacob has the ticket for A dog’s way Home.

Hence, the correct option is (A).

Movies: Gensis 2.0, Serenity, The Upside, Glass, Escape Room, A Dog’s way Home, Take Point and Being Rose.

1) The person who is opposite to George is facing outside and George is the immediate neighbour of the person who has the ticket for Glass.

2) The one who has ticket for Glass, sits immediate right of George. Jack and Charlie are immediate neighbours of George, who has the ticket for Escape Room.

We have four cases:

3) Harry is an immediate neighbour of Jack.

4) Charlie sits third to the right of Oliver and he has ticket for Gensis 2.0. Jack sits third to the left of Oliver.

This eliminates Case 1.1 and 2.2

But the arrangement in case 1.2 is not accurate because according to information Charlie is 3rd to right of Oliver and Jack is 3rd to the left of Oliver. But what is shown in the arrangement is totally opposite. So Case 1.2 is not valid.

According to the question only two persons are facing outside. We find out that George and Oliver are facing outside. So rest of all must be facing inside.

5) James sits third to the right of Jacob and he has the ticket of Take Point.

We have three blank spaces but only one for Jacob because we have to put James (Take point) 3rd to the right of Jacob. (As we already know the direction of Jacob)

6) Oliver and James are not the neighbours of the person who has the ticket of A Dog’s way Home.

Put next related information:

7) The person who has ticket for Being Rose is sitting opposite Jacob.

8) Noah doesn’t have the ticket for The Upside or Glass.

Now only one person is left to put in the arrangement: Noah

Put Noah in the arrangement with its related information.

If Noah doesn’t have the ticket for A dog’s way home and The upside then only ticket left for Noah is of Serenity.

From point 6) you can’t put A Dog’s way Home near Oliver or James.

So Oliver has the ticket for The Upside and Jacob has ticket for A Dog’s way Home.

Thus, Noah has ticket for Serenity.

Hence, the correct option is (B).

Movies: Gensis 2.0, Serenity, The Upside, Glass, Escape Room, A Dog’s way Home, Take Point and Being Rose.

1) The person who is opposite to George is facing outside and George is the immediate neighbour of the person who has the ticket for Glass.

2) The one who has ticket for Glass, sits immediate right of George. Jack and Charlie are immediate neighbours of George, who has the ticket for Escape Room.

We have four cases:

3) Harry is an immediate neighbour of Jack.

4) Charlie sits third to the right of Oliver and he has ticket for Gensis 2.0. Jack sits third to the left of Oliver.

This eliminates Case 1.1 and 2.2

But the arrangement in case 1.2 is not accurate because according to information Charlie is 3rd to right of Oliver and Jack is 3rd to the left of Oliver. But what is shown in the arrangement is totally opposite. So Case 1.2 is not valid.

According to the question only two persons are facing outside. We find out that George and Oliver are facing outside. So rest of all must be facing inside.

5) James sits third to the right of Jacob and he has the ticket of Take Point.

We have three blank spaces but only one for Jacob because we have to put James (Take point) 3rd to the right of Jacob. (As we already know the direction of Jacob)

6) Oliver and James are not the neighbours of the person who has the ticket of A Dog’s way Home.

Put next related information:

7) The person who has ticket for Being Rose is sitting opposite Jacob.

8) Noah doesn’t have the ticket for The Upside or Glass.

Now only one person is left to put in the arrangement: Noah

Put Noah in the arrangement with its related information.

If Noah doesn’t have the ticket for A dog’s way home and The upside then only ticket left for Noah is of Serenity.

From point 6) you can’t put A Dog’s way Home near Oliver or James.

So Oliver has the ticket for The Upside and Jacob has ticket for A Dog’s way Home.

Thus, Harry is sitting 3rd to the left of Charlie.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

1) U is the sister-in-law of S who is the daughter-in-law of J who is the wife of Q.

2) U and R are the children of J.

3) R is the father of G who is the grandson of M who is the single parent of K and S only.

4) K is unmarried.

U is Q’s daughter.

Hence, the correct option is (B).

1) U is the sister-in-law of S who is the daughter-in-law of J who is the wife of Q.

2) U and R are the children of J.

3) R is the father of G who is the grandson of M who is the single parent of K and S only.

4) K is unmarried.

Clearly, M is R’s mother-in-law.

Hence, the correct option is (C).

Words are arranged in each step as per the vowel in reverse alphabetical order and vowels are changed as:

A → @, E → %, I → &, O → #, and U → $

Numbers are arranged as per the ascending order of the sum of the digits within the number, if the number is odd then add ‘3’ in the number, else if the number is even subtract ‘3’ from that number.

Based on the above

Input: Help 28 36 Trust 39 Cold 25 Milk 41 Star

Step I: 44 Help 28 36 39 Cold 25 Milk Star Tr$st

Step II: C#ld 44 Help 28 36 39 Milk Star Tr$st 28

Step III: 33 C#ld 44 Help 28 39 Star Tr$st 28 M&lk

Step IV: H%lp 33 C#ld 44 39 Star Tr$st 28 M&lk 25

Step V: 42 H%lp 33 C#ld 44 Tr$st 28 M&lk 25 St@r

Words are arranged in each step as per the vowel in reverse alphabetical order and vowels are changed as:

A → @, E → %, I → &, O → #, and U → $

Numbers are arranged as per the ascending order of the sum of the digits within the number, if the number is odd then add ‘3’ in the number, else if the number is even subtract ‘3’ from that number.

Based on the above

Input: Help 28 36 Trust 39 Cold 25 Milk 41 Star

Step I: 44 Help 28 36 39 Cold 25 Milk Star Tr$st

Step II: C#ld 44 Help 28 36 39 Milk Star Tr$st 28

Step III: 33 C#ld 44 Help 28 39 Star Tr$st 28 M&lk

Step IV: H%lp 33 C#ld 44 39 Star Tr$st 28 M&lk 25

Step V: 42 H%lp 33 C#ld 44 Tr$st 28 M&lk 25 St@r