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MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 1
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Kailash faces towards north. Turning to his right, he walks 25 m

etres. He then turns to his left and walks 35 metres. Next, he moves 25 metres to his right. He then turns to his right again and walks 55 metres. Finally, he turns to the right and moves 40 metres. In which direction is he from his starting point?

Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 1
hence, he is south-east direction from his starting point

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 2
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In each of the questions below are given four statements followed by four conclusions numbered I, II, III and IV. 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:

All ducks are labs.

No lab is a four.

Some fours are pockets.

All pockets are legs.

Conclusions:

I. All ducks being legs is a possibility.

II. Some pockets are ducks.

III. Some labs are ducks.

IV. No pocket is a duck.

Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 2
We may have the below possible cases

Case I: Some pockets are ducks.

Case II: No pocket is a duck.

Thus conclusions I and III and either II or IV follows

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MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 3
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Direction: In the following question three statements are given and these statements are followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts. Read the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements.

Statements:

Some whistles are mice.

Some mice are lions.

Some lions are caves

Conclusions:

I. Some caves are mice.

II. All whistles are caves.

Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 3
The least possible Venn diagram for the above statements is as follows

Conclusions:

I. Some caves are mice → False (Some caves are mice is a possibility but not definite)

II. All whistles are caves → False (All whistles are caves is a possibility but not definite)

Therefore, none of the conclusions follows.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 4
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Five children sat for an aptitude test. In the result report, it was noted that child A scored less marks than child B. Child C scored less marks than child D . Child B scored less marks than child C and child A scored more marks than child E.

If the children are arranged in ascending order as per their marks then which child will be second from the left?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 4
According to question,

B > A

D > C

C > B

A > E

D > C > B > A > E

In ascending order, E < A < B < C < D

Child A will be 2nd from the left.

Hence, the correct option is (B).

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 5
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In each of the questions below are given four statements followed by four conclusions numbered I, II, III and IV. 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:

All flowers are jacks.

All jacks are jars.

Some jars are spurs.

All spurs are twos.

Conclusions:

I. Some spurs are jacks.

II. Some spurs are flowers.

III. At least some twos are jars.

IV. Some twos being flowers is a possibility.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 5
A possible representation is

Some twos are jars while some twos being flowers is a possibility.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 6
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Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.

8 friends-P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W have taken floors on rent in a building that has 4 floors (1-4). Consider as 1st floor is the ground floor. Each floor is occupied with at least one person and not more than three persons. No two consecutive floors have the same number of occupants. The number of people staying on the odd number of floors is an odd number but the number of people on both the floors is different numbers. The number of people living on the floor of R is the same as that of S. S lives on a floor higher compared to R. P lives on a floor higher compared to W but a lower floor compared to T. P doesn’t live on an even-numbered floor. U doesn’t live on the same floor with R also not with P. V lives on a floor higher compared to U. Q and U do not live on the same floor.

Who among the following lives just below W’s floor?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 6
The final arrangement is

Hence, the correct option is (D).

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 7
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Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.

8 friends-P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W have taken floors on rent in a building that has 4 floors (1-4). Consider as 1st floor is the ground floor. Each floor is occupied with at least one person and not more than three persons. No two consecutive floors have the same number of occupants. The number of people staying on the odd number of floors is an odd number but the number of people on both the floors is different numbers. The number of people living on the floor of R is the same as that of S. S lives on a floor higher compared to R. P lives on a floor higher compared to W but a lower floor compared to T. P doesn’t live on an even-numbered floor. U doesn’t live on the same floor with R also not with P. V lives on a floor higher compared to U. Q and U do not live on the same floor.

Which of the following group live together?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 7
The final arrangement is

Hence, the correct option is (B).

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 8
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Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.

8 friends-P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W have taken floors on rent in a building that has 4 floors (1-4). Consider as 1st floor is the ground floor. Each floor is occupied with at least one person and not more than three persons. No two consecutive floors have the same number of occupants. The number of people staying on the odd number of floors is an odd number but the number of people on both the floors is different numbers. The number of people living on the floor of R is the same as that of S. S lives on a floor higher compared to R. P lives on a floor higher compared to W but a lower floor compared to T. P doesn’t live on an even-numbered floor. U doesn’t live on the same floor with R also not with P. V lives on a floor higher compared to U. Q and U do not live on the same floor.

Which of the following is living alone?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 8

The final arrangement is

Hence, the correct option is (A).

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 9
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Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.

8 friends-P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W have taken floors on rent in a building that has 4 floors (1-4). Consider as 1st floor is the ground floor. Each floor is occupied with at least one person and not more than three persons. No two consecutive floors have the same number of occupants. The number of people staying on the odd number of floors is an odd number but the number of people on both the floors is different numbers. The number of people living on the floor of R is the same as that of S. S lives on a floor higher compared to R. P lives on a floor higher compared to W but a lower floor compared to T. P doesn’t live on an even-numbered floor. U doesn’t live on the same floor with R also not with P. V lives on a floor higher compared to U. Q and U do not live on the same floor.

Who among the following lives with R?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 9
The final arrangement is

Hence, the correct option is (A).

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 10
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Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.

8 friends-P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W have taken floors on rent in a building that has 4 floors (1-4). Consider as 1st floor is the ground floor. Each floor is occupied with at least one person and not more than three persons. No two consecutive floors have the same number of occupants. The number of people staying on the odd number of floors is an odd number but the number of people on both the floors is different numbers. The number of people living on the floor of R is the same as that of S. S lives on a floor higher compared to R. P lives on a floor higher compared to W but a lower floor compared to T. P doesn’t live on an even-numbered floor. U doesn’t live on the same floor with R also not with P. V lives on a floor higher compared to U. Q and U do not live on the same floor.

How many persons live on the 3rd floor?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 10
The final arrangement is

Hence, the correct option is (C).

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 11
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If all the letters of the word 'WATERING' are arranged in alphabetical order from left to right, then which of the following letter will be the fourth element from the right end?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 11
Given the word is,

Letters are then arranged in alphabetical order from left to right,

Therefore N will be the fourth element from the right end.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 12
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: 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 the input and various steps of rearrangement.

INPUT: 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya apple 42 16 mango

Step I: 16 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya apple 42 mango

Step II:16 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya 42 mango apple

Step III:16 42 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33soya mango apple

Step IV: 16 42 56 papaya 91 33 soya mango apple kiwi

Step V: 16 42 56 33 papaya 91 soya mango apple kiwi

Step VI: 16 42 56 33 papaya 91 soya apple kiwi mango

Step VII: 16 42 56 33 91 papaya soya apple kiwi mango

Step VIII: 16 42 56 33 91 soya apple kiwi mango papaya

Step IX: 16 42 56 33 91 apple kiwi mango papaya soya

As per the rules followed in above steps, answer the questions for the following input:

INPUT: Gold 88 silver bronze 34 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

How many total steps are there for the given input?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 12
As per the given input, we can observe in the last step that

The even numbers are arranged in ascending order and after that the odd numbers are arranged in ascending order.

The words are arranged in alphabetical order of dictionary.

In each step, one element is moving with mumbers moving to the left and words moving to the right and so on.

So, for the given input:

INPUT: Gold 88 silver bronze 34 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

Step I:34 Gold 88 silver bronze 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

Step II: 34 Gold 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel bronze

Step III:34 68 Gold 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 31 nickel bronze

Step IV: 34 68 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold

Step V: 34 68 88 silver 53 17 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold iron

Step VI: 34 68 88 17 silver 53 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold iron

Step VII:34 68 88 17 silver 53 31 nickel bronze Gold iron lead

Step VIII: 34 68 88 17 31 silver 53 nickel bronze Gold iron lead

Step IX: 34 68 88 17 31 silver 53 bronze Gold iron lead nickel

Step X: 34 68 88 17 31 53 silver bronze Gold iron lead nickel

Step XI: 34 68 88 17 31 53 bronze Gold iron lead nickel silver

11 steps are there total for the given input.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 13
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: 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 the input and various steps of rearrangement.

INPUT: 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya apple 42 16 mango

Step I: 16 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya apple 42 mango

Step II:16 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya 42 mango apple

Step III:16 42 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33soya mango apple

Step IV: 16 42 56 papaya 91 33 soya mango apple kiwi

Step V: 16 42 56 33 papaya 91 soya mango apple kiwi

Step VI: 16 42 56 33 papaya 91 soya apple kiwi mango

Step VII: 16 42 56 33 91 papaya soya apple kiwi mango

Step VIII: 16 42 56 33 91 soya apple kiwi mango papaya

Step IX: 16 42 56 33 91 apple kiwi mango papaya soya

As per the rules followed in above steps, answer the questions for the following input:

INPUT: Gold 88 silver bronze 34 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

"34 68 88 17 31 53 silver bronze Gold iron lead nickel" is which step?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 13
As per the given input, we can observe in the last step that

The even numbers are arranged in ascending order and after that the odd numbers are arranged in ascending order.

The words are arranged in alphabetical order of dictionary.

In each step, one element is moving with mumbers moving to the left and words moving to the right and so on.

So, for the given input:

INPUT: Gold 88 silver bronze 34 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

Step I:34 Gold 88 silver bronze 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

Step II: 34 Gold 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel bronze

Step III:34 68 Gold 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 31 nickel bronze

Step IV: 34 68 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold

Step V: 34 68 88 silver 53 17 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold iron

Step VI: 34 68 88 17 silver 53 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold iron

Step VII:34 68 88 17 silver 53 31 nickel bronze Gold iron lead

Step VIII: 34 68 88 17 31 silver 53 nickel bronze Gold iron lead

Step IX: 34 68 88 17 31 silver 53 bronze Gold iron lead nickel

Step X: 34 68 88 17 31 53 silver bronze Gold iron lead nickel

Step XI: 34 68 88 17 31 53 bronze Gold iron lead nickel silver

"34 68 88 17 31 53 silver bronze Gold iron lead nickel" is step X.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 14
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: 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 the input and various steps of rearrangement.

INPUT: 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya apple 42 16 mango

Step I: 16 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya apple 42 mango

Step II:16 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya 42 mango apple

Step III:16 42 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33soya mango apple

Step IV: 16 42 56 papaya 91 33 soya mango apple kiwi

Step V: 16 42 56 33 papaya 91 soya mango apple kiwi

Step VI: 16 42 56 33 papaya 91 soya apple kiwi mango

Step VII: 16 42 56 33 91 papaya soya apple kiwi mango

Step VIII: 16 42 56 33 91 soya apple kiwi mango papaya

Step IX: 16 42 56 33 91 apple kiwi mango papaya soya

As per the rules followed in above steps, answer the questions for the following input:

INPUT: Gold 88 silver bronze 34 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

In which step does "53 lead 31" appears in the same order?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 14
As per the given input, we can observe in the last step that

The even numbers are arranged in ascending order and after that the odd numbers are arranged in ascending order.

The words are arranged in alphabetical order of dictionary.

In each step, one element is moving with mumbers moving to the left and words moving to the right and so on.

So, for the given input:

INPUT: Gold 88 silver bronze 34 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

Step I:34 Gold 88 silver bronze 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

Step II: 34 Gold 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel bronze

Step III:34 68 Gold 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 31 nickel bronze

Step IV: 34 68 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold

Step V: 34 68 88 silver 53 17 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold iron

Step VI: 34 68 88 17 silver 53 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold iron

Step VII:34 68 88 17 silver 53 31 nickel bronze Gold iron lead

Step VIII: 34 68 88 17 31 silver 53 nickel bronze Gold iron lead

Step IX: 34 68 88 17 31 silver 53 bronze Gold iron lead nickel

Step X: 34 68 88 17 31 53 silver bronze Gold iron lead nickel

Step XI: 34 68 88 17 31 53 bronze Gold iron lead nickel silver

"53 lead 31" appears in the VI step.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 15
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: 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 the input and various steps of rearrangement.

INPUT: 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya apple 42 16 mango

Step I: 16 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya apple 42 mango

Step II:16 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya 42 mango apple

Step III:16 42 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33soya mango apple

Step IV: 16 42 56 papaya 91 33 soya mango apple kiwi

Step V: 16 42 56 33 papaya 91 soya mango apple kiwi

Step VI: 16 42 56 33 papaya 91 soya apple kiwi mango

Step VII: 16 42 56 33 91 papaya soya apple kiwi mango

Step VIII: 16 42 56 33 91 soya apple kiwi mango papaya

Step IX: 16 42 56 33 91 apple kiwi mango papaya soya

As per the rules followed in above steps, answer the questions for the following input:

INPUT: Gold 88 silver bronze 34 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

What is to the immediate left of 31 in step VII?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 15
As per the given input, we can observe in the last step that

The even numbers are arranged in ascending order and after that the odd numbers are arranged in ascending order.

The words are arranged in alphabetical order of dictionary.

In each step, one element is moving with mumbers moving to the left and words moving to the right and so on.

So, for the given input:

INPUT: Gold 88 silver bronze 34 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

Step I:34 Gold 88 silver bronze 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

Step II: 34 Gold 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel bronze

Step III:34 68 Gold 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 31 nickel bronze

Step IV: 34 68 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold

Step V: 34 68 88 silver 53 17 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold iron

Step VI: 34 68 88 17 silver 53 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold iron

Step VII:34 68 88 17 silver 53 31 nickel bronze Gold iron lead

Step VIII: 34 68 88 17 31 silver 53 nickel bronze Gold iron lead

Step IX: 34 68 88 17 31 silver 53 bronze Gold iron lead nickel

Step X: 34 68 88 17 31 53 silver bronze Gold iron lead nickel

Step XI: 34 68 88 17 31 53 bronze Gold iron lead nickel silver

53 is to the immediate left of 31 in step VII

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 16
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: 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 the input and various steps of rearrangement.

INPUT: 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya apple 42 16 mango

Step I: 16 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya apple 42 mango

Step II:16 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33 soya 42 mango apple

Step III:16 42 56 papaya 91 kiwi 33soya mango apple

Step IV: 16 42 56 papaya 91 33 soya mango apple kiwi

Step V: 16 42 56 33 papaya 91 soya mango apple kiwi

Step VI: 16 42 56 33 papaya 91 soya apple kiwi mango

Step VII: 16 42 56 33 91 papaya soya apple kiwi mango

Step VIII: 16 42 56 33 91 soya apple kiwi mango papaya

Step IX: 16 42 56 33 91 apple kiwi mango papaya soya

As per the rules followed in above steps, answer the questions for the following input:

INPUT: Gold 88 silver bronze 34 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

What is the eighth step for the given input?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 16
As per the given input, we can observe in the last step that

The even numbers are arranged in ascending order and after that the odd numbers are arranged in ascending order.

The words are arranged in alphabetical order of dictionary.

In each step, one element is moving with mumbers moving to the left and words moving to the right and so on.

So, for the given input:

INPUT: Gold 88 silver bronze 34 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

Step I:34 Gold 88 silver bronze 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel

Step II: 34 Gold 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 68 31 nickel bronze

Step III:34 68 Gold 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 31 nickel bronze

Step IV: 34 68 88 silver 53 iron 17 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold

Step V: 34 68 88 silver 53 17 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold iron

Step VI: 34 68 88 17 silver 53 lead 31 nickel bronze Gold iron

Step VII:34 68 88 17 silver 53 31 nickel bronze Gold iron lead

Step VIII: 34 68 88 17 31 silver 53 nickel bronze Gold iron lead

Step IX: 34 68 88 17 31 silver 53 bronze Gold iron lead nickel

Step X: 34 68 88 17 31 53 silver bronze Gold iron lead nickel

Step XI: 34 68 88 17 31 53 bronze Gold iron lead nickel silver

Step VIII is 34 68 88 17 31 silver 53 nickel bronze gold iron lead.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 17
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In each of the questions below, two statements are given. From the options, choose the one that best depicts the relationship between the two statements.

I. For the past one week, the number of traffic accidents in neighbourhood T have increased.

II. A lot of pickpockets have been arrested in neighbourhood T in the past few months.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 17
It is clear that traffic accidents would not be related to incidents of pickpocketing. So, the facts are effects of independent causes. D is the right answer.
MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 18
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Each of the question below consists of a question and two or three statements numbered I, II and III given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements is sufficient to answer the question:

Twelve friends are sitting in two rows facing each other in such a way that P, Q, R, S, T and U sit facing south while A, B, C, D, E and F sit facing north. Then who sits facing Q?

I. R sits second to the right of S, who sits third to the left of P. D sits third to the right of E, who sits second to the left of B. T sits immediate right of U, who sits facing F, and C sits second to the left of A, who sits immediate right of E, and F sits at one end of the row.

II. B sits third to the right of C, who sits facing P, and S sits second to the left of R, who sits third to the right of T. D sits immediate right of B, who sits second to the right of E, and F sits immediate right of D, who sits facing T.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 18
From I

We have:

T sits immediate right of U, and U sits facing F.

D sits third to the right of E, and E sits second to the left of B.

A sits immediate right of E, and R sits second to the right of S.

S sits third to the left of P, and F sits at one end.

Thus, F must be on right end, and C sits second to the left of A.

Based on above data we get:

Thus, A sits facing Q.

Hence, statement I alone is sufficient.

From II:

We have:

B sits third to the right of C, and C sits facing P.

D sits immediate right of B, and B sits second to the right of E.

F sits immediate right of D, and S sits second to the left of R.

R sits third to the right of T, and D sits facing T.

Based on above data we get:

Since, we don't know exact place of Q and U.

Hence, statement II is not sufficient.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 19
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Directions [Set of 2 questions]: Read the following passages/statements and answer the questions that follow them.

Statement: Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) wants its consumer businesses - Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd and Reliance Retail Ltd - to contribute at par with its energy and materials businesses over the next decade, RIL chairman and managing director Mukesh Ambani said in his letter to shareholders.

Which of the following can be a possible reason(s) why RIL wants its consumer business to contribute at par with its energy and material businesses?

1. RIL's energy and material businesses have contributed towards building the brand image, which helped popularise products from other RIL's business segments.

2. RIL's consumer businesses have not attained a threshold from which they will start contributing meaningfully to consolidated profits.

3. Reliance Jio has 186.6 million customers.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 19
Statements 1 and 2 can be inferred from the given premise: 1 talks about energy and material businesses contributing in building brand image and helping popularise products from other segments as well; so, the chairman wants his consumer and retails businesses too to match up with his top performing businesses. Similarly, 2 talks about meaningful contribution to the profits which is a plausible reason for it. Statement 3 is an unrelated additional statement; hence cannot be a possible reason. A is the correct answer.
MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 20
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Directions [Set of 2 questions]: Read the following passages/statements and answer the questions that follow them.

Statement: Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) wants its consumer businesses - Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd and Reliance Retail Ltd - to contribute at par with its energy and materials businesses over the next decade, RIL chairman and managing director Mukesh Ambani said in his letter to shareholders.

Which of the following can be inferred from the given statement?

1. Reliance Jio is currently making losses owing to its aggressive pricing strategy for market capitalisation.

2. The energy and materials counterpart of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) is doing better than Reliance Retail Ltd in terms of revenue.

3. The target set for Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd and Reliance Retail Ltd to come at par with their energy and materials counterpart is set at 20 years from now.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 20
There is no mention of Reliance Jio making losses in the given statement; hence, 1 cannot be inferred. Clearly, statement 2 can be inferred as their chairman wants his consumer businesses to perform at par with energy and materials businesses. Statement 3, also, cannot be inferred as the target is set for a decade (10 years) and not 20 years. Hence, D is the correct answer.
MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 21
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Two statements numbered I and II given below. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question.

What is the code for "Mini Ben" & 'Rony Ravi'?

Statement I: In certain code language 'po ko go co oo' means 'Riti Rita Reena Ravi Shiva', 'fo co bo vo po' means 'Riti Kirti Ravi Ravish Rony', 'io uo co vo oo' means 'Ravi Shiva Rony Mini Ben' and 'fo bo yo ro go' means 'Kirti Ravish Reena Shivani Sam'.

Statement II: In certain code language 'io uo co go po' means 'Riti Reena Ravi Mini Ben', 'xo to uo io fo' means 'Kirti Shivi Monu Mini Ben', 'ro vo bo io uo' means 'Sam Rony Ravish Ben Mini' and 'xo co io to uo' means 'Shivi Ravi Mini Monu Ben'.
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 21
From I

a) Riti Rita Reena Ravi Shiva → po ko go co oo

b) Riti Kirti Ravi Ravish Rony → fo co bo vo po

c) Ravi Shiva Rony Mini Ben → io uo co vo oo

d) Kirti Ravish Reena Shivani Sam → fo bo yo ro go

From (a),(b) & (c): Ravi → co

From (b) & (c): Rony → vo

From (a) & (c) : Shiva → oo

From (c) : Mini/Ben → uo/io

"Mini Ben" → "uo io'

'Ravi Rony' → 'co vo'

From II:

a) Riti Reena Ravi Mini Ben → io uo co go po

b) Kirti Shivi Monu Mini Ben → xo to uo io fo

c) Sam Rony Ravish Ben Mini → ro vo bo io uo

d) Shivi Ravi Mini Monu Ben → xo co io to uo

From (a) & (b): mini/ben → uo/io

From (a) & (d) : Ravi → co

From (c) : sam/rony/ravish : ro/vo/bo

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 22
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H were seated around a square table facing the centre. There was one person at each corner and one person along every side. Each person chose a different number which was a multiple of either 7 or 9. The numbers were neither less than 10 nor greater than 50. The persons seated at the corners chose multiples of 7 and the persons seated along the side chose the multiples of 9.

The one who chose 49 was third to the left of G. G and E chose consecutive numbers. E chose a number greater than that chosen by G. E was 2nd to the right of B. B was seated opposite to F. C chose a number that was twice as that of the number chosen by A. A was 3rd to the left of H. The difference between the numbers chosen by C and E was 8. The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. The one who chose 45 was 3rd to the left of the one who chose 21.

Which of the following numbers was chosen by D?
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  • The one who chose 49 was third to the left of G. Hence G seated along one of the sides.
  • G and E chose consecutive numbers. E chose a number greater than that chosen by G. Thus, the only possibility will be that one of them chose a multiple of 7 and the other chose a multiple of 9. Possible combinations: (27, 28) (35, 36).
  • The difference between the numbers chosen by C and E was 8. Thus, C could have chosen 20, 36, 28, 44. The only valid values are 36, 28.
  • C chose a number that was twice as that of the number chosen by A. A could have chosen 18 or 14.
  • The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. Thus, A could not have chosen 14. Hence, A chose 18 and C chose 36. Thus, E chose 28 and G chose 27.
  • E was 2nd to the right of B. Thus, E and B will be at the corners. B was seated opposite to F

  • The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. A chose 18.
  • A was 3rd to the left of H. Thus, case 3 becomes invalid.

Case 2 is invalid as the one who chose 14 cannot be placed in it

  • The one who chose 45 was 3rd to the left of the one who chose 21.

Thus, the final arrangement is as follows:

D chose 45.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 23
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H were seated around a square table facing the centre. There was one person at each corner and one person along every side. Each person chose a different number which was a multiple of either 7 or 9. The numbers were neither less than 10 nor greater than 50. The persons seated at the corners chose multiples of 7 and the persons seated along the side chose the multiples of 9.

The one who chose 49 was third to the left of G. G and E chose consecutive numbers. E chose a number greater than that chosen by G. E was 2nd to the right of B. B was seated opposite to F. C chose a number that was twice as that of the number chosen by A. A was 3rd to the left of H. The difference between the numbers chosen by C and E was 8. The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. The one who chose 45 was 3rd to the left of the one who chose 21.

How many persons chose a number lesser than that chosen by the one seated opposite to C?
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  • The one who chose 49 was third to the left of G. Hence G seated along one of the sides.
  • G and E chose consecutive numbers. E chose a number greater than that chosen by G. Thus, the only possibility will be that one of them chose a multiple of 7 and the other chose a multiple of 9. Possible combinations: (27, 28) (35, 36).
  • The difference between the numbers chosen by C and E was 8. Thus, C could have chosen 20, 36, 28, 44. The only valid values are 36, 28.
  • C chose a number that was twice as that of the number chosen by A. A could have chosen 18 or 14.
  • The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. Thus, A could not have chosen 14. Hence, A chose 18 and C chose 36. Thus, E chose 28 and G chose 27.
  • E was 2nd to the right of B. Thus, E and B will be at the corners. B was seated opposite to F

  • The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. A chose 18.
  • A was 3rd to the left of H. Thus, case 3 becomes invalid.

Case 2 is invalid as the one who chose 14 cannot be placed in it

  • The one who chose 45 was 3rd to the left of the one who chose 21.

Thus, the final arrangement is as follows:

Only F chose a number lower than that chosen by A

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 24
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H were seated around a square table facing the centre. There was one person at each corner and one person along every side. Each person chose a different number which was a multiple of either 7 or 9. The numbers were neither less than 10 nor greater than 50. The persons seated at the corners chose multiples of 7 and the persons seated along the side chose the multiples of 9.

The one who chose 49 was third to the left of G. G and E chose consecutive numbers. E chose a number greater than that chosen by G. E was 2nd to the right of B. B was seated opposite to F. C chose a number that was twice as that of the number chosen by A. A was 3rd to the left of H. The difference between the numbers chosen by C and E was 8. The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. The one who chose 45 was 3rd to the left of the one who chose 21.

Four of the following bear a similar relationship and hence form a group, who among the following is not a part of that group?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 24
The one who chose 49 was third to the left of G. Hence G seated along one of the sides.
  • G and E chose consecutive numbers. E chose a number greater than that chosen by G. Thus, the only possibility will be that one of them chose a multiple of 7 and the other chose a multiple of 9. Possible combinations: (27, 28) (35, 36).
  • The difference between the numbers chosen by C and E was 8. Thus, C could have chosen 20, 36, 28, 44. The only valid values are 36, 28.
  • C chose a number that was twice as that of the number chosen by A. A could have chosen 18 or 14.
  • The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. Thus, A could not have chosen 14. Hence, A chose 18 and C chose 36. Thus, E chose 28 and G chose 27.
  • E was 2nd to the right of B. Thus, E and B will be at the corners. B was seated opposite to F

  • The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. A chose 18.
  • A was 3rd to the left of H. Thus, case 3 becomes invalid.

Case 2 is invalid as the one who chose 14 cannot be placed in it

  • The one who chose 45 was 3rd to the left of the one who chose 21.

Thus, the final arrangement is as follows:

Apart from B others were seated along the sides.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 25
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H were seated around a square table facing the centre. There was one person at each corner and one person along every side. Each person chose a different number which was a multiple of either 7 or 9. The numbers were neither less than 10 nor greater than 50. The persons seated at the corners chose multiples of 7 and the persons seated along the side chose the multiples of 9.

The one who chose 49 was third to the left of G. G and E chose consecutive numbers. E chose a number greater than that chosen by G. E was 2nd to the right of B. B was seated opposite to F. C chose a number that was twice as that of the number chosen by A. A was 3rd to the left of H. The difference between the numbers chosen by C and E was 8. The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. The one who chose 45 was 3rd to the left of the one who chose 21.

What was the position of A with respect to E?
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The one who chose 49 was third to the left of G. Hence G seated along one of the sides.

  • G and E chose consecutive numbers. E chose a number greater than that chosen by G. Thus, the only possibility will be that one of them chose a multiple of 7 and the other chose a multiple of 9. Possible combinations: (27, 28) (35, 36).
  • The difference between the numbers chosen by C and E was 8. Thus, C could have chosen 20, 36, 28, 44. The only valid values are 36, 28.
  • C chose a number that was twice as that of the number chosen by A. A could have chosen 18 or 14.
  • The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. Thus, A could not have chosen 14. Hence, A chose 18 and C chose 36. Thus, E chose 28 and G chose 27.
  • E was 2nd to the right of B. Thus, E and B will be at the corners. B was seated opposite to F

  • The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. A chose 18.
  • A was 3rd to the left of H. Thus, case 3 becomes invalid.

Case 2 is invalid as the one who chose 14 cannot be placed in it

  • The one who chose 45 was 3rd to the left of the one who chose 21.

Thus, the final arrangement is as follows:

A was to the immediate right of E

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 26
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H were seated around a square table facing the centre. There was one person at each corner and one person along every side. Each person chose a different number which was a multiple of either 7 or 9. The numbers were neither less than 10 nor greater than 50. The persons seated at the corners chose multiples of 7 and the persons seated along the side chose the multiples of 9.

The one who chose 49 was third to the left of G. G and E chose consecutive numbers. E chose a number greater than that chosen by G. E was 2nd to the right of B. B was seated opposite to F. C chose a number that was twice as that of the number chosen by A. A was 3rd to the left of H. The difference between the numbers chosen by C and E was 8. The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. The one who chose 45 was 3rd to the left of the one who chose 21.

Who among the following chose the 3rd highest number?
Detailed Solution for MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 26
The one who chose 49 was third to the left of G. Hence G seated along one of the sides.
  • G and E chose consecutive numbers. E chose a number greater than that chosen by G. Thus, the only possibility will be that one of them chose a multiple of 7 and the other chose a multiple of 9. Possible combinations: (27, 28) (35, 36).
  • The difference between the numbers chosen by C and E was 8. Thus, C could have chosen 20, 36, 28, 44. The only valid values are 36, 28.
  • C chose a number that was twice as that of the number chosen by A. A could have chosen 18 or 14.
  • The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. Thus, A could not have chosen 14. Hence, A chose 18 and C chose 36. Thus, E chose 28 and G chose 27.
  • E was 2nd to the right of B. Thus, E and B will be at the corners. B was seated opposite to F

  • The person who chose 14 was to the immediate right of A. A chose 18.
  • A was 3rd to the left of H. Thus, case 3 becomes invalid.

Case 2 is invalid as the one who chose 14 cannot be placed in it

  • The one who chose 45 was 3rd to the left of the one who chose 21.

Thus, the final arrangement is as follows:

C chose the 3rd highest number

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 27
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Anorexia Nervosa is an eating disorder defined as severe, self- inflicted starvation leading to body weight at least 15% below that expected for the individual's sex and height and age. Normally, medical treatment cannot be administered without the consent of the patient. However, mentally ill patients may not have the mental capacity to make a choice. Despite this, medical ethics, pragmatics and human rights call the treatment into question. Life is more important than dignity, many medical treatments are unpleasant or painful but they are necessary to preserve life. Without force feeding the anorectic patient will often die. Treatment for the psychological problem should be considered to go hand in hand with saving the patient's life.

It can be inferred from the passage that the author is least likely to agree with which of the following statements?
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Option A is eliminated as although the author is not likely to agree with it, the passage is not about the problems that force feeding can cause, rather it is about whether force feeding is necessary or not in the case of eating disorders. Option B is eliminated as although the author is not likely to agree with this statement, it does not talk about the need to save the patients life over the need to comply with his choice to receive medical help or not, which is the crux of the passage. Options C and E are eliminated as the author is likely to agree with these statements. Option D is the right answer as it is the statement which the author is least likely to agree with since the passage makes it perfectly clear that the author believes that it is more important to save a patient's life first, before treating his psychological problem.
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are having different ages. Their ages are consecutive multiple of 3 but not necessarily in the same order. They like different colors i.e. Yellow, Brown, White, Black, Red, Pink, Orange and Blue, not necessarily in the same order. C is 39 years old and likes Black color. D's age is half the age of E's age. The one who likes Pink is 24 years old. The one who likes Brown is 9 years elder to D. F likes Orange and younger to the one who likes Brown. H is 6 years elder to F. The one who likes White is younger to F. E is elder to G who likes Yellow. A is 30 years old and elder to H. The one who likes Red is younger to G.

Who among the following likes Brown?
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C is 39 years old and likes Black color. The one who likes Pink is 24 years old. So we know that their ages are consecutive multiple of 3. Then ages are 24, 27, 30, 33, 36 and 39. Still two persons age are left. D's age is half the age of E's age. So E's age can be 42 then D's age will be 21 then we will get all 8 ages and other case is E's age is 36 and D's age is 18 so we will get 18 and 21 age. These are two conditions.

The one who likes Brown is 9 years elder to D. So the one who likes Brown is either 30 or 27 years old. F likes Orange and just younger to the one who likes Brown. So F is either 27 or 21 years old. H is 6 years elder to F so H is either 33 or 27 years old. The one who likes White is younger to F then D must like White in both cases.

A is 30 years old and elder to H from this Case 1 is rejected. E is elder to G who likes Yellow then G must be 33 years old then B must be 24 years old. The one who likes Red is younger to G then A must like Red and E likes Blue.

Here is the final arrangement:

H likes Brown color.

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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are having different ages. Their ages are consecutive multiple of 3 but not necessarily in the same order. They like different colors i.e. Yellow, Brown, White, Black, Red, Pink, Orange and Blue, not necessarily in the same order. C is 39 years old and likes Black color. D's age is half the age of E's age. The one who likes Pink is 24 years old. The one who likes Brown is 9 years elder to D. F likes Orange and younger to the one who likes Brown. H is 6 years elder to F. The one who likes White is younger to F. E is elder to G who likes Yellow. A is 30 years old and elder to H. The one who likes Red is younger to G.

D likes which of the following color?
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C is 39 years old and likes Black color. The one who likes Pink is 24 years old. So we know that their ages are consecutive multiple of 3. Then ages are 24, 27, 30, 33, 36 and 39. Still two persons age are left. D's age is half the age of E's age. So E's age can be 42 then D's age will be 21 then we will get all 8 ages and other case is E's age is 36 and D's age is 18 so we will get 18 and 21 age. These are two conditions.

The one who likes Brown is 9 years elder to D. So the one who likes Brown is either 30 or 27 years old. F likes Orange and just younger to the one who likes Brown. So F is either 27 or 21 years old. H is 6 years elder to F so H is either 33 or 27 years old. The one who likes White is younger to F then D must like White in both cases.

A is 30 years old and elder to H from this Case 1 is rejected. E is elder to G who likes Yellow then G must be 33 years old then B must be 24 years old. The one who likes Red is younger to G then A must like Red and E likes Blue.

Here is the final arrangement:

D likes White color.

MAH-CET MBA Mock Test- 5 - Question 30
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Directions [Set of 5 questions]: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are having different ages. Their ages are consecutive multiple of 3 but not necessarily in the same order. They like different colors i.e. Yellow, Brown, White, Black, Red, Pink, Orange and Blue, not necessarily in the same order. C is 39 years old and likes Black color. D's age is half the age of E's age. The one who likes Pink is 24 years old. The one who likes Brown is 9 years elder to D. F likes Orange and younger to the one who likes Brown. H is 6 years elder to F. The one who likes White is younger to F. E is elder to G who likes Yellow. A is 30 years old and elder to H. The one who likes Red is younger to G.

Who among the following is not elder to A?
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C is 39 years old and likes Black color. The one who likes Pink is 24 years old. So we know that their ages are consecutive multiple of 3. Then ages are 24, 27, 30, 33, 36 and 39. Still, two persons age are left. D's age is half the age of E's age. So E's age can be 42 then D's age will be 21 then we will get all 8 ages and other case is E's age is 36 and D's age is 18 so we will get 18 and 21 age. These are two conditions.

The one who likes Brown is 9 years elder to D. So the one who likes Brown is either 30 or 27 years old. F likes Orange and just younger to the one who likes Brown. So F is either 27 or 21 years old. H is 6 years elder to F so H is either 33 or 27 years old. The one who likes White is younger to F then D must like White in both cases.

A is 30 years old and elder to H from this Case 1 is rejected. E is elder to G who likes Yellow then G must be 33 years old then B must be 24 years old. The one who likes Red is younger to G then A must like Red and E likes Blue.

Here is the final arrangement:

B is not elder to A.

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