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MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 1
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Many executives in big companies attained their positions by excelling at getting things done. Unfortunately, a bias for execution rather than thinking can leave these executives ill-equipped for their new roles.

Which of the following weakens the above statement?

Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 1

Option (d) reflects a relentless focus on execution rather than planning, whereas the statement does not reflect a singular focus on execution but also on planning. In other words, planning is nothing without execution. By the same token, execution without planning is just activity without a plan.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 2
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The question given below consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in which of the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Choose your answer from the options based on this.

Five persons A, B, C, D and E sitting in a straight facing north. Who sits at the right end?

I. E is immediate left of D. Two persons sit between E and B. B is not at the ends. One person sits between E and A.

II. A is 2nd to the left of C. D is immediate right of E, who sits at end.

Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 2

From I,

E is immediate left of D. Two persons sit between E and B, who is not at end. So B must sit to the right of E and One person sit between E and A so C must sits at the right end.

So C sits at the right end.

From II,

A is 2nd to the left of C. D is immediate right of E, who sits at end. So E must sit at the left end and C must sit at the right end.

Hence, Either I or II is sufficient.

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MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 3
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Statement of an Indian copper mining company: Import quotas should be imposed on the less expensive copper mined outside the country to maintain the price of copper in this country; otherwise, our companies will not be able to stay in business.

Response of an Indian copper wire manufacturer: Indian wire and cable manufacturers purchase about 65% of the copper mined in India. If the copper prices we pay are not at the international level, our sales will drop, and then the demand for Indian copper will go down.

If the factual information presented by both companies is accurate, the best assessment of the logical relationship between the two arguments is that the wire manufacturer’s argument…

Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 3

The wire manufacturer argues that if the copper prices are not maintained at the international level, the sales will be adversely affected. This in turn will result in a drop in the demand for copper, thus affecting the miner’s business. Therefore, the manufacturer’s argument shows that the proposal of the mining company would have a negative effect on the mining company’s own business. The fifth option is the most suitable.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 4
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Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question given below

Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each one of them likes different colours. G is standing at the right end of the row and 7 persons are standing between the one who likes Blue and G. The one who likes red is standing at the left end of the row. 8 persons are standing H and the one who likes red. The one who likes Blue and H are standing adjacent to each other. F is standing exactly between the one who likes red and the one who likes blue. H is standing exactly between E and F. X is standing to the left of Y, who is standing to the left of Z. 4 persons are standing between X and Y, who is standing to the left of H. Z likes white colour and 2 persons are standing between Y and Z. Y doesn't like the blue colour.

Who among the following is definitely not standing to the left of H?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 4

G is standing at the right end of the row and 7 persons are standing between the one who likes Blue and G.

The one who likes red is standing at the left end of the row.

8 persons are standing H and the one who likes red.

The one who likes Blue and H are standing adjacent to each other.

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

F is standing exactly between the one who likes red and the one who likes blue.

H is standing exactly between E and F.

So, we get: -

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

X is standing to the left of Y, who is standing to the left of Z.

4 persons are standing between X and Y, who is standing to the left of H.

Z likes white colour and 2 persons are standing between Y and Z.

Y doesn't like the blue colour.

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

The one who likes white, is standing to the right of H in both the cases. So, option 2 is the correct answer.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 5
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Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question given below

Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each one of them likes different colours. G is standing at the right end of the row and 7 persons are standing between the one who likes Blue and G. The one who likes red is standing at the left end of the row. 8 persons are standing H and the one who likes red. The one who likes Blue and H are standing adjacent to each other. F is standing exactly between the one who likes red and the one who likes blue. H is standing exactly between E and F. X is standing to the left of Y, who is standing to the left of Z. 4 persons are standing between X and Y, who is standing to the left of H. Z likes white colour and 2 persons are standing between Y and Z. Y doesn't like the blue colour.

Who is standing to the immediate right of Y?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 5

G is standing at the right end of the row and 7 persons are standing between the one who likes Blue and G.

The one who likes red is standing at the left end of the row.

8 persons are standing H and the one who likes red.

The one who likes Blue and H are standing adjacent to each other.

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

F is standing exactly between the one who likes red and the one who likes blue.

H is standing exactly between E and F.

So, we get: -

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

X is standing to the left of Y, who is standing to the left of Z.

4 persons are standing between X and Y, who is standing to the left of H.

Z likes white colour and 2 persons are standing between Y and Z.

Y doesn't like the blue colour.

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

H and the one who likes blue are standing to the immediate right of Y in either case respectively.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 6
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Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question given below

Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each one of them likes different colours. G is standing at the right end of the row and 7 persons are standing between the one who likes Blue and G. The one who likes red is standing at the left end of the row. 8 persons are standing H and the one who likes red. The one who likes Blue and H are standing adjacent to each other. F is standing exactly between the one who likes red and the one who likes blue. H is standing exactly between E and F. X is standing to the left of Y, who is standing to the left of Z. 4 persons are standing between X and Y, who is standing to the left of H. Z likes white colour and 2 persons are standing between Y and Z. Y doesn't like the blue colour.

If, the one who likes blue and the one who likes white are standing adjacent to each other then, how many persons are standing between E and the one who likes blue?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 6

G is standing at the right end of the row and 7 persons are standing between the one who likes Blue and G.

The one who likes red is standing at the left end of the row.

8 persons are standing H and the one who likes red.

The one who likes Blue and H are standing adjacent to each other.

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

F is standing exactly between the one who likes red and the one who likes blue.

H is standing exactly between E and F.

So, we get: -

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

X is standing to the left of Y, who is standing to the left of Z.

4 persons are standing between X and Y, who is standing to the left of H.

Z likes white colour and 2 persons are standing between Y and Z.

Y doesn't like the blue colour.

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

From case 2;

So, 2 persons are standing between E and the one who likes blue.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 7
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Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question given below

Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each one of them likes different colours. G is standing at the right end of the row and 7 persons are standing between the one who likes Blue and G. The one who likes red is standing at the left end of the row. 8 persons are standing H and the one who likes red. The one who likes Blue and H are standing adjacent to each other. F is standing exactly between the one who likes red and the one who likes blue. H is standing exactly between E and F. X is standing to the left of Y, who is standing to the left of Z. 4 persons are standing between X and Y, who is standing to the left of H. Z likes white colour and 2 persons are standing between Y and Z. Y doesn't like the blue colour.

Who is standing 2nd to the left of F?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 7

G is standing at the right end of the row and 7 persons are standing between the one who likes Blue and G.

The one who likes red is standing at the left end of the row.

8 persons are standing H and the one who likes red.

The one who likes Blue and H are standing adjacent to each other.

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

F is standing exactly between the one who likes red and the one who likes blue.

H is standing exactly between E and F.

So, we get: -

Case 1:-

Case 2: -

X is standing to the left of Y, who is standing to the left of Z.

4 persons are standing between X and Y, who is standing to the left of H.

Z likes white colour and 2 persons are standing between Y and Z.

Y doesn't like the blue colour.

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

X is standing 2nd to the left of F.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 8
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Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question given below

Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each one of them likes different colours. G is standing at the right end of the row and 7 persons are standing between the one who likes Blue and G. The one who likes red is standing at the left end of the row. 8 persons are standing H and the one who likes red. The one who likes Blue and H are standing adjacent to each other. F is standing exactly between the one who likes red and the one who likes blue. H is standing exactly between E and F. X is standing to the left of Y, who is standing to the left of Z. 4 persons are standing between X and Y, who is standing to the left of H. Z likes white colour and 2 persons are standing between Y and Z. Y doesn't like the blue colour.

How many persons are standing to the right of Z if number of persons standing to the right of Z are even?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 8

G is standing at the right end of the row and 7 persons are standing between the one who likes Blue and G.

The one who likes red is standing at the left end of the row.

8 persons are standing H and the one who likes red.

The one who likes Blue and H are standing adjacent to each other.

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

F is standing exactly between the one who likes red and the one who likes blue.

H is standing exactly between E and F.

So, we get: -

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

X is standing to the left of Y, who is standing to the left of Z.

4 persons are standing between X and Y, who is standing to the left of H.

Z likes white colour and 2 persons are standing between Y and Z.

Y doesn't like the blue colour.

Case 1: -

Case 2: -

6 persons are standing to the right of Z.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 9
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With a considerable spike in the number of vehicles on Delhi’s roads every year, the availability of parking has become a matter of life and death in the city. Delhi Police data show that 15 people have died and over 30 people have been injured in the last three years due to parking-related issues.

Which of the following can be a probable course of action taken by the government?

A. Demarcate areas for private parking across the city.

B. The government should control the dependence of the people on private vehicles and develop alternatives like public transportation.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 9

The information suggests that there is an increase in the number of vehicles on Delhi roads every year. Therefore, marking parking areas would not be an efficient course of action. With the increasing number of private vehicles, it will be impossible to accommodate all of them in the assigned parking spaces. Therefore, the best alternative will be to develop public transportation in the city. In sum, only (B) is a probable course of action.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 10
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Direction: Read the information given in the question and answer the question given below.

8 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H have different weights and different heights. A is taller than 2 persons and heavier than 4 persons. C is heavier than A but not heaviest. The number of persons heavier than C is the same as the number of persons shorter than C. B not tallest. Three persons are between D and B in height sequence. The number of persons taller than H are the same as the number of persons heavier than H and at least one person is taller than H. The number of persons shorter than G are the same as the number of persons lighter than G and at least one person is lighter than G. H is taller than A but not heavier than A. The lightest person is the tallest. E is lighter than F, who is heavier than D. F is not the heaviest.

E is the __
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 10

E is the tallest as well as the lightest person.

Let us arrange persons from heaviest to lightest and from tallest to shortest in the table. The tallest and Heaviest person will be on the top of the table.

A is taller than 2 persons and heavier than 4 persons.

C is heavier than A but not heaviest.

The number of persons heavier than C is the same as the number of persons shorter than C.

So, C must be 2nd heaviest and 2nd shortest.

B not tallest. Three persons are between B and D in height sequence.

So, D must be the shortest.

The number of persons taller than H is the same as the number of persons heavier than H.

The number of persons shorter than G is the same as the number of persons lighter than G.

H is taller than A but not heavier than A.

The lightest person is the tallest.

E is lighter than F, who is heavier than D.

F is not the heaviest.

Hence, E must be the one who is lightest and tallest.

Also, D is 2nd lightest and F is 3rd lightest person.

Finally, we get: -

As shown in the above arrangement, E is the tallest as well as the lightest person.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 11
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Read the information given in the question and answer the question given below.

8 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H have different weights and different heights. A is taller than 2 persons and heavier than 4 persons. C is heavier than A but not heaviest. The number of persons heavier than C is the same as the number of persons shorter than C. B not tallest. Three persons are between D and B in height sequence. The number of persons taller than H are the same as the number of persons heavier than H and at least one person is taller than H. The number of persons shorter than G are the same as the number of persons lighter than G and at least one person is lighter than G. H is taller than A but not heavier than A. The lightest person is the tallest. E is lighter than F, who is heavier than D. F is not the heaviest.

A is __.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 11

Let us arrange persons from heaviest to lightest and from tallest to shortest in the table. Tallest and Heaviest person will be on the top of the table.

A is taller than 2 persons and heavier than 4 persons.

C is heavier than A but not heaviest.

Number of persons heavier than C is same as the number of persons shorter than C.

So, C must be 2nd heaviest and 2nd shortest.

B not tallest. Three persons are taller than D but shorter than B.

So, D must be shortest.

Number of persons taller than H is the same as the number of persons heavier than H.

Number of persons shorter than G is the same as the number of persons lighter than G.

H is taller than A but not heavier than A.

The lightest person is tallest.

E is lighter than F, who is heavier than D.

F is not heaviest.

Hence, E must be the one who is lightest and tallest.

Also, D is 2nd lightest and F is 3rd lightest person.

Finally, we get: -

A is 6th tallest and 4th heaviest person.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 12
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Direction: Read the information given in the question and answer the question given below.

8 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H have different weights and different heights. A is taller than 2 persons and heavier than 4 persons. C is heavier than A but not heaviest. The number of persons heavier than C is the same as the number of persons shorter than C. B not tallest. Three persons are between D and B in height sequence. The number of persons taller than H are the same as the number of persons heavier than H and at least one person is taller than H. The number of persons shorter than G are the same as the number of persons lighter than G and at least one person is lighter than G. H is taller than A but not heavier than A. The lightest person is the tallest. E is lighter than F, who is heavier than D. F is not the heaviest.

Who among the followings is/are heavier as well as shorter than H?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 12

Let us arrange persons from heaviest to lightest and from tallest to shortest in the table. Tallest and Heaviest person will be on the top of the table.

A is taller than 2 persons and heavier than 4 persons.

C is heavier than A but not heaviest.

Number of persons heavier than C is same as the number of persons shorter than C.

So, C must be 2nd heaviest and 2nd shortest.

B not tallest. Three persons are taller than D but shorter than B.

So, D must be shortest.

Number of persons taller than H is the same as the number of persons heavier than H.

Number of persons shorter than G is the same as the number of persons lighter than G.

H is taller than A but not heavier than A.

The lightest person is tallest.

E is lighter than F, who is heavier than D.

F is not heaviest.

Hence, E must be the one who is lightest and tallest.

Also, D is 2nd lightest and F is 3rd lightest person.

Finally, we get: -

Both A and C are shorter as well as Heavier than H.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 13
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Read the information given in the question and answer the question given below.

8 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H have different weights and different heights. A is taller than 2 persons and heavier than 4 persons. C is heavier than A but not heaviest. The number of persons heavier than C is the same as the number of persons shorter than C. B not tallest. Three persons are between D and B in height sequence. The number of persons taller than H are the same as the number of persons heavier than H and at least one person is taller than H. The number of persons shorter than G are the same as the number of persons lighter than G and at least one person is lighter than G. H is taller than A but not heavier than A. The lightest person is the tallest. E is lighter than F, who is heavier than D. F is not the heaviest.

How many people are there who are taller than A and also lighter in weight than G?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 13

Let us arrange persons from heaviest to lightest and from tallest to shortest in the table. Tallest and Heaviest person will be on the top of the table.

A is taller than 2 persons and heavier than 4 persons.

C is heavier than A but not heaviest.

Number of persons heavier than C is same as the number of persons shorter than C.

So, C must be 2nd heaviest and 2nd shortest.

B not tallest. Three persons are taller than D but shorter than B.

So, D must be shortest.

Number of persons taller than H is the same as the number of persons heavier than H.

Number of persons shorter than G is the same as the number of persons lighter than G.

H is taller than A but not heavier than A.

The lightest person is tallest.

E is lighter than F, who is heavier than D.

F is not heaviest.

Hence, E must be the one who is lightest and tallest.

Also, D is 2nd lightest and F is 3rd lightest person.

Finally, we get: -

Only 3 persons - H, F and E are there who are taller than A and also lighter than G.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 14
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Direction: Read the information given in the question and answer the question given below.

8 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H have different weights and different heights. A is taller than 2 persons and heavier than 4 persons. C is heavier than A but not heaviest. The number of persons heavier than C is the same as the number of persons shorter than C. B not tallest. Three persons are between D and B in height sequence. The number of persons taller than H are the same as the number of persons heavier than H and at least one person is taller than H. The number of persons shorter than G are the same as the number of persons lighter than G and at least one person is lighter than G. H is taller than A but not heavier than A. The lightest person is the tallest. E is lighter than F, who is heavier than D. F is not the heaviest.

Who is the heaviest person?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 14

Let us arrange persons from heaviest to lightest and from tallest to shortest in the table. Tallest and Heaviest person will be on the top of the table.

A is taller than 2 persons and heavier than 4 persons.

C is heavier than A but not heaviest.

Number of persons heavier than C is same as the number of persons shorter than C.

So, C must be 2nd heaviest and 2nd shortest.

B not tallest. Three persons are taller than D but shorter than B.

So, D must be shortest.

Number of persons taller than H is the same as the number of persons heavier than H.

Number of persons shorter than G is the same as the number of persons lighter than G.

H is taller than A but not heavier than A.

The lightest person is tallest.

E is lighter than F, who is heavier than D.

F is not heaviest.

Hence, E must be the one who is lightest and tallest.

Also, D is 2nd lightest and F is 3rd lightest person.

Finally, we get: -

B is the heaviest person.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 15
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Directions [Set of 5 question]: In a nine-storey building, eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W lives, each on different floor such that one floor is left vacant. The floors are one to nine from bottom to top. Each person is either a doctor or an engineer. No two engineers live immediately above/below each other.

  • Number of floors above and below U are equal.

  • Neither V nor Q is a doctor.

  • Five floors are there between P's floor and V's floor. P lives above V.

  • Only one person, who is an engineer, lives between R, who lives on top floor and S.

  • Q lives above W with a gap of 2 floors in between them. Q does not live immediately above/below S.

  • U doesn't live immediately below the vacant floor and T lives below the vacant floor.

How many doctors are there?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 15
  • Number of floors above and below U are equal.
  • R lives on top floor.
  • Five floors are there between P's floor and V's floor. P lives above V.
  • V is not a doctor, so V is an engineer.

So, U lives in the middle floor i.e. floor no. 5

And we get following two cases:

Case I:

Case II:

Now,

  • Only one person, who is an engineer, lives between R, who lives on top floor and S.

So, we get,

Case I:

Case II:

Case III:

Q lives above W with a gap of 2 floors in between them. Q does not live immediately above/below S.

Q is not a doctor, so is an engineer.

T lives below the vacant floor.

And, no two engineers live immediately above/below each other.

So, case II is eliminated as Q and W cannot be placed.

Case I:

Case III:

Since,

  • U doesn't live immediately below the vacant floor.

Thus, case I is eliminated, and case III is the final arrangement as follows:

Either there are 4 doctors or 5 doctors as profession of S is not clear.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 16
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Directions [Set of 5 question]: In a nine-storey building, eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W lives, each on different floor such that one floor is left vacant. The floors are one to nine from bottom to top. Each person is either a doctor or an engineer. No two engineers live immediately above/below each other.

  • Number of floors above and below U are equal.

  • Neither V nor Q is a doctor.

  • Five floors are there between P's floor and V's floor. P lives above V.

  • Only one person, who is an engineer, lives between R, who lives on top floor and S.

  • Q lives above W with a gap of 2 floors in between them. Q does not live immediately above/below S.

  • U doesn't live immediately below the vacant floor and T lives below the vacant floor.

Which floor is vacant?

I: 7th

II: 8th

III: 6th
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 16

Number of floors above and below U are equal.

  • R lives on top floor.
  • Five floors are there between P's floor and V's floor. P lives above V.
  • V is not a doctor, so V is an engineer.

So, U lives in the middle floor i.e. floor no. 5

And we get following two cases:

Case I:

Case II:

Now,

Only one person, who is an engineer, lives between R, who lives on top floor and S.

So, we get,

Case I:

Case II:

Case III:

  • Q lives above W with a gap of 2 floors in between them. Q does not live immediately above/below S.
  • Q is not a doctor, so is an engineer.
  • T lives below the vacant floor.

And, no two engineers live immediately above/below each other.

So, case II is eliminated as Q and W cannot be placed.

Case I:

Case III:

Since,

U doesn't live immediately below the vacant floor.

Thus, case I is eliminated, and case III is the final arrangement as follows:

Floor 7th is vacant.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 17
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Directions [Set of 5 question]: In a nine-storey building, eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W lives, each on different floor such that one floor is left vacant. The floors are one to nine from bottom to top. Each person is either a doctor or an engineer. No two engineers live immediately above/below each other.

  • Number of floors above and below U are equal.

  • Neither V nor Q is a doctor.

  • Five floors are there between P's floor and V's floor. P lives above V.

  • Only one person, who is an engineer, lives between R, who lives on top floor and S.

  • Q lives above W with a gap of 2 floors in between them. Q does not live immediately above/below S.

  • U doesn't live immediately below the vacant floor and T lives below the vacant floor.

What is the profession of T and on which floor T lives?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 17
  • Number of floors above and below U are equal.
  • R lives on top floor.
  • Five floors are there between P's floor and V's floor. P lives above V.
  • V is not a doctor, so V is an engineer.

So, U lives in the middle floor i.e. floor no. 5

And we get following two cases:

Case I:

Case II:

Now,

Only one person, who is an engineer, lives between R, who lives on top floor and S.

So, we get,

Case I:

Case II:

Case III:

  • Q lives above W with a gap of 2 floors in between them. Q does not live immediately above/below S.
  • Q is not a doctor, so is an engineer.
  • T lives below the vacant floor.

And, no two engineers live immediately above/below each other.

So, case II is eliminated as Q and W cannot be placed.

Case I:

Case III:

Since,

U doesn't live immediately below the vacant floor.

Thus, case I is eliminated, and case III is the final arrangement as follows:

T is a doctor living on 3rd floor.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 18
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Directions [Set of 5 question]: In a nine-storey building, eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W lives, each on different floor such that one floor is left vacant. The floors are one to nine from bottom to top. Each person is either a doctor or an engineer. No two engineers live immediately above/below each other.

  • Number of floors above and below U are equal.

  • Neither V nor Q is a doctor.

  • Five floors are there between P's floor and V's floor. P lives above V.

  • Only one person, who is an engineer, lives between R, who lives on top floor and S.

  • Q lives above W with a gap of 2 floors in between them. Q does not live immediately above/below S.

  • U doesn't live immediately below the vacant floor and T lives below the vacant floor.

What is the position of V with respect to T?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 18
  • Number of floors above and below U are equal.
  • R lives on top floor.
  • Five floors are there between P's floor and V's floor. P lives above V.
  • V is not a doctor, so V is an engineer.

So, U lives in the middle floor i.e. floor no. 5

And we get following two cases:

Case I:

Case II:

Now,

Only one person, who is an engineer, lives between R, who lives on top floor and S.

So, we get,

Case I:

Case II:

Case III:

  • Q lives above W with a gap of 2 floors in between them. Q does not live immediately above/below S.
  • Q is not a doctor, so is an engineer.
  • T lives below the vacant floor.

And, no two engineers live immediately above/below each other.

So, case II is eliminated as Q and W cannot be placed.

Case I:

Case III:

Since,

  • U doesn't live immediately below the vacant floor.

Thus, case I is eliminated, and case III is the final arrangement as follows:

V lives one floor below or immediately below T.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 19
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Directions [Set of 5 question]: In a nine-storey building, eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W lives, each on different floor such that one floor is left vacant. The floors are one to nine from bottom to top. Each person is either a doctor or an engineer. No two engineers live immediately above/below each other.

  • Number of floors above and below U are equal.

  • Neither V nor Q is a doctor.

  • Five floors are there between P's floor and V's floor. P lives above V.

  • Only one person, who is an engineer, lives between R, who lives on top floor and S.

  • Q lives above W with a gap of 2 floors in between them. Q does not live immediately above/below S.

  • U doesn't live immediately below the vacant floor and T lives below the vacant floor.

Who lives immediately above U?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 19
  • Number of floors above and below U are equal.
  • R lives on top floor.
  • Five floors are there between P's floor and V's floor. P lives above V.
  • V is not a doctor, so V is an engineer.

So, U lives in the middle floor i.e. floor no. 5

And we get following two cases:

Case I:

Case II:

Now,

  • Only one person, who is an engineer, lives between R, who lives on top floor and S.

So, we get,

Case I:

Case II:

Case III:

  • Q lives above W with a gap of 2 floors in between them. Q does not live immediately above/below S.
  • Q is not a doctor, so is an engineer.
  • T lives below the vacant floor.

And, no two engineers live immediately above/below each other.

So, case II is eliminated as Q and W cannot be placed.

Case I:

Case III:

Since,

  • U doesn't live immediately below the vacant floor.

Thus, case I is eliminated, and case III is the final arrangement as follows:

S lives immediately above U.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 20
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Direction: In the question below are given four statements followed by three conclusions I, II, III. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

Statements:

I. No date is a fruit.

II. All fruits are juices.

III. No juice is a soup.

Conclusions:

I. All soups can never be juices.

II. No soup is a date.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 20

The least possible venn diagram for the given statements is as follows,

Conclusions:

I. All soups can never be juices → False (possibility under a definite case will always be wrong)

II. No soup is a date → False (It is possible but not definite)

So, none follows.

Hence, the correct option is (C).

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 21
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Direction: In the question below are given four statements followed by three conclusions I, II, III. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

Statements:

I. Some Japanese are Chinese.

II. All Chinese are Indians.

III. No Indian is Mexicans.

IV. Some Mexicans are Malaysians.

Conclusions:

I. All Japanese being Mexicans is a possibility.

II. No Chinese is Mexican.

III. Some Japanese are Indians.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 21

The least possible Venn diagram for the given statements is as follows,

Conclusion:

I. All Japanese being Mexicans is a possibility. → False (It is not possible since no Indian is Mexican)

II. No Chinese is Mexican → True (It is possible since no Indian is Mexican)

III. Some Japanese are Indians → True (It is possible as shown in the figure above)

So, only II and III follow.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 22
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The question consists of information and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide which of the given statements weaken/s or strengthen/s the information and decide the appropriate answer.

Information: India-Bangladesh trade ties are troubled by “poor” rail- and river-connectivity at the region bordering Assam as well as a delay in the operationalisation of four “new” ‘border haats’ (or border markets) at the area bordering Meghalaya.

I. Bangladesh was India’s largest South Asian trading partner in 2015-16 — with bilateral trade worth $6.8 billion that fiscal year.

II. Meghalaya has informed the Centre that joint inspection for operationalisation of six “new” ‘Border Haats’ was pending due to an inadequate response from Bangladesh.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 22

Statement I asserts that Bangladesh was India’s largest South Asian trading partner in 2015-16 and gives data for the same. However, ‘was’ in the statement suggests that this is a past event, while the information talks about the present (‘are troubled’). Therefore, I is a neutral statement in this context. Statement II only strengthens the claim that the new border markets are not operational due to a lack of response from Bangladesh, thus affecting trade relations. In conclusion, while I is a neutral statement, II strengthens the argument.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 23
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Directions: A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an

illustration of input rearrangement.

Input - 729 inflation 190 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-1: 190 729 inflation 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-2: 190 account 729 inflation 585 719 580 effect image advertising

Step-3: 190 account 580 729 inflation 585 719 effect image advertising

Step-4: 190 account 580 advertising 729 inflation 585 719 effect image

Step-5: 190 account 580 advertising 585 729 inflation 719 effect image

Step-6: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 729 inflation 719 image

Step-7: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 729 inflation image

Step-8: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 image 729 inflation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Answer the following questions for the below input:

Input - 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

In step-4, what is fifth element from right?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 23

Observe the output to the given input. It can be seen that, the numbers are arranged in the increasing order of their values and the words are arranged in increasing alphabetical order. The elements are placed at alternate positions starting from the left. The sorting continues till all the elements are arranged as required.

Input- 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-1: 56 767 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-2: 56 action 767 end 601 88 522 operation error entertainment

Step-3: 56 action 88 767 end 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-4: 56 action 88 end 767 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-5: 56 action 88 end 522 767 601 operation error entertainment

Step-6: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 767 601 operation error

Step-7: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 767 operation error

Step-8: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 error 767 operation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Step-4: 56 action 88 end 767 601 522 operation error entertainment

'601' is fifth from right.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 24
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Directions: A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an

illustration of input rearrangement.

Input - 729 inflation 190 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-1: 190 729 inflation 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-2: 190 account 729 inflation 585 719 580 effect image advertising

Step-3: 190 account 580 729 inflation 585 719 effect image advertising

Step-4: 190 account 580 advertising 729 inflation 585 719 effect image

Step-5: 190 account 580 advertising 585 729 inflation 719 effect image

Step-6: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 729 inflation 719 image

Step-7: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 729 inflation image

Step-8: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 image 729 inflation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Answer the following questions for the below input:

Input - 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

How many steps are required to arrange the given input?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 24

Observe the output to the given input. It can be seen that, the numbers are arranged in the increasing order of their values and the words are arranged in increasing alphabetical order. The elements are placed at alternate positions starting from the left. The sorting continues till all the elements are arranged as required.

Input- 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-1: 56 767 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-2: 56 action 767 end 601 88 522 operation error entertainment

Step-3: 56 action 88 767 end 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-4: 56 action 88 end 767 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-5: 56 action 88 end 522 767 601 operation error entertainment

Step-6: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 767 601 operation error

Step-7: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 767 operation error

Step-8: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 error 767 operation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Eight steps are required for final output.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 25
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Directions: A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of input rearrangement.

Input - 729 inflation 190 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-1: 190 729 inflation 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-2: 190 account 729 inflation 585 719 580 effect image advertising

Step-3: 190 account 580 729 inflation 585 719 effect image advertising

Step-4: 190 account 580 advertising 729 inflation 585 719 effect image

Step-5: 190 account 580 advertising 585 729 inflation 719 effect image

Step-6: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 729 inflation 719 image

Step-7: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 729 inflation image

Step-8: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 image 729 inflation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Answer the following questions for the below input:

Input - 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

If the letters of the third word from the right in step-4,are arranged in alphabetical order from left to right, then which letter will be fourth from the left in the rearranged word ?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 25

Observe the output to the given input. It can be seen that, the numbers are arranged in the increasing order of their values and the words are arranged in increasing alphabetical order. The elements are placed at alternate positions starting from the left. The sorting continues till all the elements are arranged as required.

Input- 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-1: 56 767 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-2: 56 action 767 end 601 88 522 operation error entertainment

Step-3: 56 action 88 767 end 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-4: 56 action 88 end 767 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-5: 56 action 88 end 522 767 601 operation error entertainment

Step-6: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 767 601 operation error

Step-7: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 767 operation error

Step-8: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 error 767 operation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Step-4: 56 action 88 end 767 601 522 operation error entertainment

third word from the right= "operation"

after rearrangement in alphabetical order it becomes - aeroport

letter fourth from the left= 'n'

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 26
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Directions: A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of input rearrangement.

Input - 729 inflation 190 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-1: 190 729 inflation 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-2: 190 account 729 inflation 585 719 580 effect image advertising

Step-3: 190 account 580 729 inflation 585 719 effect image advertising

Step-4: 190 account 580 advertising 729 inflation 585 719 effect image

Step-5: 190 account 580 advertising 585 729 inflation 719 effect image

Step-6: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 729 inflation 719 image

Step-7: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 729 inflation image

Step-8: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 image 729 inflation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Answer the following questions for the below input:

Input - 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

In step-6 how many words are there between '601' and '767'?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 26

Observe the output to the given input. It can be seen that, the numbers are arranged in the increasing order of their values and the words are arranged in increasing alphabetical order. The elements are placed at alternate positions starting from the left. The sorting continues till all the elements are arranged as required.

Input- 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-1: 56 767 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-2: 56 action 767 end 601 88 522 operation error entertainment

Step-3: 56 action 88 767 end 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-4: 56 action 88 end 767 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-5: 56 action 88 end 522 767 601 operation error entertainment

Step-6: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 767 601 operation error

Step-7: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 767 operation error

Step-8: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 error 767 operation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Step-6: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 767 601 operation error

There are no words between '601' and '767' in step-6.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 27
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Directions: A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an

illustration of input rearrangement.

Input - 729 inflation 190 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-1: 190 729 inflation 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-2: 190 account 729 inflation 585 719 580 effect image advertising

Step-3: 190 account 580 729 inflation 585 719 effect image advertising

Step-4: 190 account 580 advertising 729 inflation 585 719 effect image

Step-5: 190 account 580 advertising 585 729 inflation 719 effect image

Step-6: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 729 inflation 719 image

Step-7: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 729 inflation image

Step-8: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 image 729 inflation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Answer the following questions for the below input:

Input - 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

In which step do we get following order?

56 action 88 end 522 767 601 operation error entertainment
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 27

Observe the output to the given input. It can be seen that, the numbers are arranged in the increasing order of their values and the words are arranged in increasing alphabetical order. The elements are placed at alternate positions starting from the left. The sorting continues till all the elements are arranged as required.

Input- 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-1: 56 767 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-2: 56 action 767 end 601 88 522 operation error entertainment

Step-3: 56 action 88 767 end 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-4: 56 action 88 end 767 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-5: 56 action 88 end 522 767 601 operation error entertainment

Step-6: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 767 601 operation error

Step-7: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 767 operation error

Step-8: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 error 767 operation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Step-5: 56 action 88 end 522 767 601 operation error entertainment

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 28
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Directions: A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an

illustration of input rearrangement.

Input - 729 inflation 190 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-1: 190 729 inflation 585 719 580 account effect image advertising

Step-2: 190 account 729 inflation 585 719 580 effect image advertising

Step-3: 190 account 580 729 inflation 585 719 effect image advertising

Step-4: 190 account 580 advertising 729 inflation 585 719 effect image

Step-5: 190 account 580 advertising 585 729 inflation 719 effect image

Step-6: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 729 inflation 719 image

Step-7: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 729 inflation image

Step-8: 190 account 580 advertising 585 effect 719 image 729 inflation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Answer the following questions for the below input:

Input - 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

What is step-2?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 28

Observe the output to the given input. It can be seen that, the numbers are arranged in the increasing order of their values and the words are arranged in increasing alphabetical order. The elements are placed at alternate positions starting from the left. The sorting continues till all the elements are arranged as required.

Input- 767 56 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-1: 56 767 end 601 88 522 operation action error entertainment

Step-2: 56 action 767 end 601 88 522 operation error entertainment

Step-3: 56 action 88 767 end 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-4: 56 action 88 end 767 601 522 operation error entertainment

Step-5: 56 action 88 end 522 767 601 operation error entertainment

Step-6: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 767 601 operation error

Step-7: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 767 operation error

Step-8: 56 action 88 end 522 entertainment 601 error 767 operation

Step-8 is the last step of the given input.

Step-2: 56 action 767 end 601 88 522 operation error entertainment

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 29
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Jaya. Raghav, Sushma, Karan, Vaibhav work at a multi storey building (from first floor to sixth floor). Each of them works at a different floor. One floor is vacant. Which floor is vacant?

Statement I: Jaya works below the floor at which Raghav works and above the floor at which Sushma works.

Statement II: Raghav works below the floor at which Karan works and above the floor at which Vaibhav works. Vaibhav works at floor number 3.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 29

From statement I: We cannot determine the floor at which Raghav works.

From statement II: We cannot determine the floor at which Raghav works.

From statement I and statement II: Jaya works below the floor at which Raghav works and above the floor at which Sushma works. Raghav works below the floor at which Karan works and above the floor at which Vaibhav works. Vaibhav works at floor 3. So the possible cases are:

So, we cannot determine the vacant floor by using both of the statements.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 30
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Directions: Seven people in a company went for a business trip to different countries. These people were posted at different designations in the company. The designation of these people in decreasing order is as Chairman, CEO, MD, HR, Team Lead, Manager and Assistant where Assistant is the lowest designation. The person who is immediate senior to G went to UK. The person who went to France was senior to the person who went to Italy but junior to the person who went to USA. A is the CEO and is immediate senior to the person who went to Japan. The person who went to India was immediate junior to F but immediate senior to the person who went to Nepal. There is only one person who is junior to C but senior to G. B was senior to E. C is junior to the person who went to Japan. Number of people junior to the person who went to UK is same as the number of people senior to D.

Which of these statements is true?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 3 - Question 30

A is the CEO and is immediate senior to the person who went to Japan.

There is only one person who is junior to C but senior to G. C is junior to the person who went to Japan.

Case 1:

Case 2:

The person who is immediate senior to G went to UK. Number of people junior to the person who went to UK is same as the number of people senior to D. So, case 2 is invalid.

Case 1:

The person who went to India was immediate junior to F but immediate senior to the person who went to Nepal.

The person who went to France was senior to the person who went to Italy but junior to the person who went to USA. B was senior to E.

Statement d is true.

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