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Eight people A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H, are working in different sectors based on the exam in which they appeared. These eight people appeared for (or cleared) eight different exams namely, UPSC, CA, CAT, CGL, RBI, NABARD, CHSL, and MTS but not necessarily in the same order. Also, the exams are mentioned in decreasing order of their difficulty level. Also, these people were transferred many times in their carrier. No two person was transferred the same number of times.
The person who cleared RBI was transferred 5 more times than the person who cleared CA. The difficulty level of the exam which C cleared is just below the difficulty level of the exam which was cleared by F. The person who cleared NABARD was transferred 4 fewer times than the person who cleared CHSL. A did not appear for either RBI or CHSL. The total number of transfers of C is 60% of the total number of transfers of D and also, C was transferred 3 more times than G. B appeared for the exam which is difficult than the exam for which H appeared and B got 7 fewer transfers than H. The total number of transfers of D and the person who cleared UPSC is 35. The exam that H took was more difficult than at least four exams. D cleared either MTS or CGL. The person who appeared for UPSC was transferred 5 fewer times than the person who appeared for MTS. Neither G nor H appeared for either CA or CAT. No person appeared for the more difficult exam than F. F was transferred 13 fewer times than H who was transferred the maximum number of times. The total number of transfers of H and F is 43.
Q. Who cleared RBI and how many transfers he has experienced so far?
  • a)
    C – 35
  • b)
    A – 19
  • c)
    E – 17
  • d)
    G – 21
  • e)
    B – 12
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1) The exam that H took was more difficult than at least four exams.
(Implies, H appeared for one of the top four difficult exams i.e. UPSC, CA, CAT, and CGL.)
2) Neither G nor H appeared for either CA or CAT.
(Implies, H appeared for either UPSC or CGL.)
3) F was transferred 13 fewer times than H who was transferred the maximum number of times.
4) The person who appeared for UPSC was transferred 5 fewer times than the person who appeared for MTS.
(Implies, the person appeared for UPSC was not transferred the highest number of times. Hence, H appeared for CGL.)
5) No person appeared for the more difficult exam than F that implies F has appeared for the most difficult exam i.e. UPSC
(Now as we know that H appeared for CGL,
H – F = 13
H + F = 43
Implies, H was transferred 28 times and F was transferred 15 times.)
6) D cleared either MTS or CGL.
(As we know that H cleared CGL, implies, D cleared MTS.)
7) The total number of transfers of D and the person who cleared UPSC is 35.
(According to the fourth, sixth and the seventh statement,
D – The person appeared for UPSC = 5
D + The person appeared for UPSC = 35
Implies, D was transferred 20 times and the person who appeared for UPSC was transferred 15 times. It further implies that F appeared for UPSC as F was transferred 15 times.)
8) The difficulty level of the exam which C cleared is just below the difficulty level of the exam which was cleared by F.
(Implies, C cleared CA.)
9) B appeared for the exam which is difficult than the exam for which H appeared and B got 7 fewer transfers than H.
(As we know that F and C cleared UPSC and CA respectively, implies, B appeared for CAT. Also, as H was transferred 28 times, implies, B was transferred 21 times.)
10) A did not appear for either RBI or CHSL.
(Implies, A appeared for NABARD as it is the only possibility left.)
11) The total number of transfers of C is 60% of the total number of transfers of D and also, C was transferred 3 more times than G.
(Implies, C was transferred 12 times because D was transferred 20 times. It further implies that G was transferred 9 times.)
12) The person who cleared RBI was transferred 5 more times than the person who cleared CA.
(Implies, the person who cleared RBI was transferred 17 times because the person who cleared CA i.e. C was transferred 12 times. It further implies that G did not appear for RBI. So, now there is only one possibility i.e. G appeared for CHSL and E appeared for RBI.)
13) The person who cleared NABARD was transferred 4 fewer times than the person who cleared CHSL.
(Implies, A was transferred 5 times.)
Clearly, E appeared for RBI and he has experienced 17 transfers so far.
Hence, the correct option is (C).
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