Games and Tournaments Questions for CAT with Answers PDF

Q is staying on floor numbered 4.
U is staying on floor numbered 6. W is staying on the topmost floor.
Using the above given information, following arrangement can be made:

T is staying on the floor immediately above and immediately below the floors of Q and R, but not necessarily in the same order(It can be Q, T and R or R, T and Q). There are three floors between the floors on which P and S are staying. Also, Neither S nor R is staying on floor numbered 5.
Further, using the above information following two cases are possible:

R is not staying on the floor which is immediately above or immediately below the floor of P - Thus, Case-II gets eliminated.
Following is the complete arrangement:

V is staying on floor numbered 7.
U is staying on floor numbered 6. W is staying on the topmost floor.
Using the above given information, following arrangement can be made:

T is staying on the floor immediately above and immediately below the floors of Q and R, but not necessarily in the same order(It can be Q, T and R or R, T and Q). There are three floors between the floors on which P and S are staying. Also, Neither S nor R is staying on floor numbered 5.
Further, using the above information following two cases are possible:

R is not staying on the floor which is immediately above or immediately below the floor of P - Thus, Case-II gets eliminated.
Following is the complete arrangement:

There are 3 floors between V and T.
U is staying on floor numbered 6. W is staying on the topmost floor.
Using the above given information, following arrangement can be made:

T is staying on the floor immediately above and immediately below the floors of Q and R, but not necessarily in the same order(It can be Q, T and R or R, T and Q). There are three floors between the floors on which P and S are staying. Also, Neither S nor R is staying on floor numbered 5.
Further, using the above information following two cases are possible:

R is not staying on the floor which is immediately above or immediately below the floor of P - Thus, Case-II gets eliminated.
Following is the complete arrangement:

U and Q lives on the floor immediately above and below the floor of P.
U is staying on floor numbered 6. W is staying on the topmost floor.
Using the above given information, following arrangement can be made:

T is staying on the floor immediately above and immediately below the floors of Q and R, but not necessarily in the same order(It can be Q, T and R or R, T and Q). There are three floors between the floors on which P and S are staying. Also, Neither S nor R is staying on floor numbered 5.
Further, using the above information following two cases are possible:

R is not staying on the floor which is immediately above or immediately below the floor of P - Thus, Case-II gets eliminated.
Following is the complete arrangement:

Surbhi is from Class XII and wants to become a Scientist. Priya is from Class XI and wants to become a Lecturer. Rohan belongs to Class V. The student from Class X wants to be a Teacher. Manvi is from Class VIII and does not want to be a Doctor.

Kritika wants to become an Engineer but does not belong to Class IX or VI. Jasmine wants to become an Architect and Sneha wants to become a Hacker. But the student who wants to be a Hacker is not from Class VI. Manvi is from Class VIII and does not want to be a Doctor.

Surbhi is from Class XII and wants to become a Scientist. Priya is from Class XI and wants to become a Lecturer. Rohan belongs to Class V. The student from Class X wants to be a Teacher. Manvi is from Class VIII and does not want to be a Doctor.

Kritika wants to become an Engineer but does not belong to Class IX or VI. Jasmine wants to become an Architect and Sneha wants to become a Hacker. But the student who wants to be a Hacker is not from Class VI. Manvi is from Class VIII and does not want to be a Doctor.

As per the given directions and the diagram formed, Malika-X-Teacher is the absolutely correct choice as Malika belongs to Class X and has the career choice of becoming a Teacher.

Surbhi is from Class XII and wants to become a Scientist. Priya is from Class XI and wants to become a Lecturer. Rohan belongs to Class V. The student from Class X wants to be a Teacher. Manvi is from Class VIII and does not want to be a Doctor.

Kritika wants to become an Engineer but does not belong to Class IX or VI. Jasmine wants to become an Architect and Sneha wants to become a Hacker. But the student who wants to be a Hacker is not from Class VI. Manvi is from Class VIII and does not want to be a Doctor.

As per the given directions and the diagram formed, the career choice of Rohan is Doctor.

Surbhi is from Class XII and wants to become a Scientist. Priya is from Class XI and wants to become a Lecturer. Rohan belongs to Class V. The student from Class X wants to be a Teacher. Manvi is from Class VIII and does not want to be a Doctor.

Kritika wants to become an Engineer but does not belong to Class IX or VI. Jasmine wants to become an Architect and Sneha wants to become a Hacker. But the student who wants to be a Hacker is not from Class VI. Manvi is from Class VIII and does not want to be a Doctor.

As per the given directions and diagram formed, if the career choice of Priya is changed to Engineer, then she would belong to Class VII.

Rahul is a married Geography professor and from neither Mumbai nor Bengaluru. Gautam is a Cricketer. Cricketer is not divorced. One who is from Mumbai, is a divorced man. Bhaskar is a professor neither from Bengaluru nor from Mumbai. Both married friends belong neither from Mumbai nor from Delhi. Anik belongs to the same city as the History professor.
Therefore, Rahul is from Chennai and Bhaskar is from Delhi. Hence, we get following arrangement :

Anik belongs to the same city as the History professor. The one, who is Civil-servant, is not from Delhi.So Anik is from Delhi and he is Electrician. Gautam is from Bengaluru and Taiyab is civil servant from Mumbai. So we get final arrangement as given below:

Bhaskar is the professor of History.

Rahul is a married Geography professor and from neither Mumbai nor Bengaluru. Gautam is a Cricketer. Cricketer is not divorced. One who is from Mumbai, is a divorced man. Bhaskar is a professor neither from Bengaluru nor from Mumbai. Both married friends belong neither from Mumbai nor from Delhi. Anik belongs to the same city as the History professor.
Therefore, Rahul is from Chennai and Bhaskar is from Delhi. Hence, we get following arrangement :

Anik belongs to the same city as the History professor. The one, who is Civil-servant, is not from Delhi.So Anik is from Delhi and he is Electrician. Gautam is from Bengaluru and Taiyab is civil servant from Mumbai. So we get final arrangement as given below:

Anik is the electrician among them.

Rahul is a married Geography professor and from neither Mumbai nor Bengaluru. Gautam is a Cricketer. Cricketer is not divorced. One who is from Mumbai, is a divorced man. Bhaskar is a professor neither from Bengaluru nor from Mumbai. Both married friends belong neither from Mumbai nor from Delhi. Anik belongs to the same city as the History professor.
Therefore, Rahul is from Chennai and Bhaskar is from Delhi. Hence, we get following arrangement :

Anik belongs to the same city as the History professor. The one, who is Civil-servant, is not from Delhi.So Anik is from Delhi and he is Electrician. Gautam is from Bengaluru and Taiyab is civil servant from Mumbai. So we get final arrangement as given below:

Gautam is from Bengaluru.

Rahul is a married Geography professor and from neither Mumbai nor Bengaluru. Gautam is a Cricketer. Cricketer is not divorced. One who is from Mumbai, is a divorced man. Bhaskar is a professor neither from Bengaluru nor from Mumbai. Both married friends belong neither from Mumbai nor from Delhi. Anik belongs to the same city as the History professor.
Therefore, Rahul is from Chennai and Bhaskar is from Delhi. Hence, we get following arrangement :

Anik belongs to the same city as the History professor. The one, who is Civil-servant, is not from Delhi.So Anik is from Delhi and he is Electrician. Gautam is from Bengaluru and Taiyab is civil servant from Mumbai. So we get final arrangement as given below:

Taiyab is a Civil-servant.

• M will play the fourth match.
• L will play the last match.

Using the above set of given information, following four cases can be made:

• M and I belong to the same university.
• I will not play against L.
• L and R are from the same university.
• Two matches will be played between the matches of I and R.

Here, Case-II and Case-III will be eliminated, as M & I are in the same university and L & R have are in the same university, Further, I can not play against L.

• P and R belong to the same university.
• Q and P will play against each other.

Using the above information, following four cases can be made:-

• K will play the match immediately after N and they are not from the same university.

So, Case-III and Case-IV will be eliminated, as there is no possibility.

• O will not play against K - So, O will play against L and J will play against K
• J belongs to university Y - So, Case-II gets eliminated

Here is the complete arrangement:

M and K will play an even numbered match, but K will play against J; so the correct answer is M.

• M will play the fourth match.
• L will play the last match.

Using the above set of given information, following four cases can be made:

• M and I belong to the same university.
• I will not play against L.
• L and R are from the same university.
• Two matches will be played between the matches of I and R.

Here, Case-II and Case-III will be eliminated, as M & I are in the same university and L & R have are in the same university, Further, I can not play against L.

• P and R belong to the same university.
• Q and P will play against each other.

Using the above information, following four cases can be made:-

• K will play the match immediately after N and they are not from the same university.

So, Case-III and Case-IV will be eliminated, as there is no possibility.

• O will not play against K - So, O will play against L and J will play against K
• J belongs to university Y - So, Case-II gets eliminated

Here is the complete arrangement:

J will play against K.

• M will play the fourth match.
• L will play the last match.

Using the above set of given information, following four cases can be made:

• M and I belong to the same university.
• I will not play against L.
• L and R are from the same university.
• Two matches will be played between the matches of I and R.

Here, Case-II and Case-III will be eliminated, as M & I are in the same university and L & R have are in the same university, Further, I can not play against L.

• P and R belong to the same university.
• Q and P will play against each other.

Using the above information, following four cases can be made:-

• K will play the match immediately after N and they are not from the same university.

So, Case-III and Case-IV will be eliminated, as there is no possibility.

• O will not play against K - So, O will play against L and J will play against K
• J belongs to university Y - So, Case-II gets eliminated

Here is the complete arrangement:

Except J all others belong to university X.

• M will play the fourth match.
• L will play the last match.

Using the above set of given information, following four cases can be made:

• M and I belong to the same university.
• I will not play against L.
• L and R are from the same university.
• Two matches will be played between the matches of I and R.

Here, Case-II and Case-III will be eliminated, as M & I are in the same university and L & R have are in the same university, Further, I can not play against L.

• P and R belong to the same university.
• Q and P will play against each other.

Using the above information, following four cases can be made:-

• K will play the match immediately after N and they are not from the same university.

So, Case-III and Case-IV will be eliminated, as there is no possibility.

• O will not play against K - So, O will play against L and J will play against K
• J belongs to university Y - So, Case-II gets eliminated

Here is the complete arrangement:

P will play third match from university Y.