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On a certain day six passengers from Chennai, Bengaluru, Kochi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Hyderabad boarded the New Delhi bound Rajdhani Express from TataNagar. The following facts are known about these six passengers:
1. The persons from Kochi and Chennai are less than 36 years of age.
2. Person Z, the youngest among all is a doctor.
3. The oldest person is from Kolkata and his/her profession is same as that of the person who got down at Mughal Sarai.
4. The persons from Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and Mumbai got down at four different stations. The eldest among these four got down at Koderma and the youngest at Kanpur. The person who got down at New Delhi is older than the person who got down at Mughal Sarai.
5. The engineer from Bengaluru is older than the engineer from Chennai.
6. While arranging the teachers in increasing order of age it was observed that the middle person is as old as the engineer from Chennai.
7. Person Y who got down at Mughal Sarai is less than 34 years old.
8. The teacher from Kochi is four years older than the 31 year old doctor who is not from Mumbai.
9. In the past, three of the travellers have served in the Indian Army.
Q. All six travellers are working in the same organization for at least one year. The organization recruits two categories of employees - fresh graduates and those who have at least five years' of experience in the Indian Army. In both cases a new recruit should be less than 30 years of age. Among the travellers from same profession, those with military background are at least five years older than the travellers who joined as fresh graduates. Identify the travellers who joined the organization as fresh graduate(s):
  • a)
    Only Y
  • b)
    The person Y and the traveller from Chennai
  • c)
    The person Y and the travellers from Kochi and Hyderabad
  • d)
    The travellers from Kochi and Hyderabad
  • e)
    The teacher from Mumbai, the traveller from Kochi and the younger engineer
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
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(Ranks are in decreasing order of age)
Now, teacher from Mumbai can be of age 32 / 33 years as Doctor from Hyderabad is the youngest traveller. So, the eldest teacher from Kolkata can attain maximum of 38 years of age.
Engineer from Bangalore can be of maximum 37 years. So, the engineer from Chennai cannot be a fresh graduate as the age difference between the engineers is only 2 years. Thus, both the engineers and the teacher from Kolkata will be the travellers with experience. Therefore, the travellers from Mumbai (Y), Kochi and Hyderabad are the fresh graduates.
Hence, option C is correct.
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Given Information:
- Six passengers from different cities boarded the Rajdhani Express from TataNagar.
- Information about the age, profession, and destination of each passenger is provided.
- Clues about the age, profession, and destination of each passenger are given.

Key Points to Consider:
- The organization recruits fresh graduates under 30 years of age and military personnel with at least five years of experience who are also under 30.
- Those with a military background are at least five years older than fresh graduates in the same profession.

Solution:
- According to the information provided, Person Y got down at Mughal Sarai and is less than 34 years old. This means Y is a fresh graduate.
- Person Z, the youngest, is a doctor. Since Y is a fresh graduate, Z cannot be Y, so Z must be the person from Chennai.
- The person from Chennai is a doctor, so the person from Kochi is less than 36 years old and a teacher.
- The engineer from Bengaluru is older than the engineer from Chennai, so the engineer from Chennai must be younger and a fresh graduate.
- Thus, the travellers who joined as fresh graduates are the person Y (from Mughal Sarai), the person from Chennai, and the person from Kochi.

Therefore, the correct answer is option (c) The person Y and the travellers from Kochi and Hyderabad.
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Can you explain this answer? theory, EduRev gives you an ample number of questions to practice DIRECTIONSfor the question:Read the information given below and answer the question that follows.On a certain day six passengers from Chennai, Bengaluru, Kochi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Hyderabad boarded the New Delhi bound Rajdhani Express from TataNagar. The following facts are known about these six passengers:1. The persons from Kochi and Chennai are less than 36 years of age.2.Person Z, the youngest among all is a doctor.3.The oldest person is from Kolkata and his/her profession is same as that of the person who got down at Mughal Sarai.4.The persons from Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and Mumbai got down at four different stations. The eldest among these four got down at Koderma and the youngest at Kanpur. The person who got down at New Delhi is older than the person who got down at Mughal Sarai.5.The engineer from Bengaluru is older than the engineer from Chennai.6.While arranging the teachers in increasing order of age it was observed that the middle person is as old as the engineer from Chennai.7.Person Y who got down at Mughal Sarai is less than 34 years old.8.The teacher from Kochi is four years older than the 31 year old doctor who is not from Mumbai.9. In the past, three of the travellers have served in the Indian Army.Q.All six travellers are working in the same organization for at least one year. The organization recruits two categories of employees - fresh graduates and those who have at least five years of experience in the Indian Army. In both cases a new recruit should be less than 30 years of age. Among the travellers from same profession, those with military background are at least five years older than the travellers who joined as fresh graduates. Identify the travellers who joined the organization as fresh graduate(s):a)Only Yb)The person Y and the traveller from Chennaic)The person Y and the travellers from Kochi and Hyderabadd)The travellers from Kochi and Hyderabade)The teacher from Mumbai, the traveller from Kochi and the younger engineerCorrect answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer? tests, examples and also practice CAT tests.
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