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SBI PO Mains 2020 
 
 
 
 
 
Directions (1-4): Study the following information 
carefully to answer the given question.  
 
There are eight members i.e. M, N, Q, A, R, O, B and P in a 
family having three generation and all are related to Q in a 
certain way and there are only two married couple in the 
family. They all sit around a circular table such that all face 
towards the centre. Q sits third to the left of his mother-in-
law, who sits second to the left of sister of R. N is 
unmarried. O has only one son. B is the grandson of A, who 
sits third to the right of N, who is the aunt of B. O is the 
mother of R. M is the mother-in-law of P and sits on the 
immediate left of brother in law of Q. N is the only daughter 
of M. A and O is not the married couple. Son of Q sits third 
to the right of Q’s brother-in-law. R is not married. N is not 
the immediate neighbour of P. P is married to Q.  
 
1. How is O related to Q? 
 (a) Mother  (b) Father (c) Grandmother 
 (d) Mother-in-law (e) None of these 
 
2. Who among the following sits second to the right of son 
of Q? 
 (a) Mother of Q  (b) Father of B (c) Father of N 
 (d) Brother of N (e) None of these 
 
3. How many persons sit between P and sister of Q? 
 (a) Three (b) Two (c) One 
 (d) Four  (e) None of these 
 
4. Who among the following is the mother of B? 
 (a) P (b) M (c) O 
 (d) R (e) None of these 
 
Directions (5-7): Study the given information and answer 
the questions: 
 
When a number arrangement machine is given an input 
line of numbers, it arranges them following a particular 
rule. The following is an illustration of an input and its 
rearrangement.  
 
Step IV, is the last step of the above arrangement as the 
intended arrangement is obtained. 
 
As per the rules followed in the given steps find out the 
appropriate steps for the given input:  
Input:  52  36  69  73  57  23  41  84   
 
5. What is the sum of all the numbers in the last step of 
the given arrangement? 
 (a) 17 (b) 23 (c) 28 
 (d) 16 (e) None of the above  
 
6. Which element is 2
nd
 to the right of the one which is 4
th
 
from the left element in step II? 
 (a) 105 (b) 68  (c) 64 
 (d) 46 (e) None of these 
 
7. What is the product of the numbers which is 2
nd
 from 
the right end and 3
rd
 from the left end in final step of 
the given arrangement? 
 (a) 28 (b) 140 (c) 18 
 (d) 100 (e) None of the above 
 
Directions (8-11): Read the given information carefully 
and answer the questions given below. 
 
There is a family of nine members A, D, G, J, K, L, M, P and 
R. All of them are sitting on a straight bench in the garden 
with an equal distance between them, but not necessarily 
in the same order. Some of them are facing north and rest 
are facing south. There are three generation in the family.  
 
D, who is L’s mother sits fourth to the left of P. The ones 
who sit at the extreme ends face the south direction. P is 
the only son of R and both face the opposite directions. D 
sits immediate to M. A is not married and faces the same 
direction as K. R, who is the sister of A sits at one of the 
extreme ends with a male member. D’s neighbours are 
males and face the opposite directions. G’s soul mate D 
faces the south direction. M, who is the husband of K sits 
exactly in the middle of the bench and faces the north 
direction. L, who is a male, is the only sibling of K, who sits 
exactly between A and P’s sister, who is a female. L faces 
the same direction as G. A sits third to the left of G, who is 
P’s grandfather and who sits immediate to M.  
 
8. How many female members are there in the family? 
 (a) Two (b) Five (c) Four 
 (d) Six (e) Three 
 
9. How many members face the north direction? 
 (a) Two (b) Four (c) Three 
 (d) Five (e) More than five 
 
10. How is J related to L? 
 (a) Son (b) Brother (c) Sister 
 (d) Nephew (e) Daughter 
REASONING ABILITY 
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Directions (1-4): Study the following information 
carefully to answer the given question.  
 
There are eight members i.e. M, N, Q, A, R, O, B and P in a 
family having three generation and all are related to Q in a 
certain way and there are only two married couple in the 
family. They all sit around a circular table such that all face 
towards the centre. Q sits third to the left of his mother-in-
law, who sits second to the left of sister of R. N is 
unmarried. O has only one son. B is the grandson of A, who 
sits third to the right of N, who is the aunt of B. O is the 
mother of R. M is the mother-in-law of P and sits on the 
immediate left of brother in law of Q. N is the only daughter 
of M. A and O is not the married couple. Son of Q sits third 
to the right of Q’s brother-in-law. R is not married. N is not 
the immediate neighbour of P. P is married to Q.  
 
1. How is O related to Q? 
 (a) Mother  (b) Father (c) Grandmother 
 (d) Mother-in-law (e) None of these 
 
2. Who among the following sits second to the right of son 
of Q? 
 (a) Mother of Q  (b) Father of B (c) Father of N 
 (d) Brother of N (e) None of these 
 
3. How many persons sit between P and sister of Q? 
 (a) Three (b) Two (c) One 
 (d) Four  (e) None of these 
 
4. Who among the following is the mother of B? 
 (a) P (b) M (c) O 
 (d) R (e) None of these 
 
Directions (5-7): Study the given information and answer 
the questions: 
 
When a number arrangement machine is given an input 
line of numbers, it arranges them following a particular 
rule. The following is an illustration of an input and its 
rearrangement.  
 
Step IV, is the last step of the above arrangement as the 
intended arrangement is obtained. 
 
As per the rules followed in the given steps find out the 
appropriate steps for the given input:  
Input:  52  36  69  73  57  23  41  84   
 
5. What is the sum of all the numbers in the last step of 
the given arrangement? 
 (a) 17 (b) 23 (c) 28 
 (d) 16 (e) None of the above  
 
6. Which element is 2
nd
 to the right of the one which is 4
th
 
from the left element in step II? 
 (a) 105 (b) 68  (c) 64 
 (d) 46 (e) None of these 
 
7. What is the product of the numbers which is 2
nd
 from 
the right end and 3
rd
 from the left end in final step of 
the given arrangement? 
 (a) 28 (b) 140 (c) 18 
 (d) 100 (e) None of the above 
 
Directions (8-11): Read the given information carefully 
and answer the questions given below. 
 
There is a family of nine members A, D, G, J, K, L, M, P and 
R. All of them are sitting on a straight bench in the garden 
with an equal distance between them, but not necessarily 
in the same order. Some of them are facing north and rest 
are facing south. There are three generation in the family.  
 
D, who is L’s mother sits fourth to the left of P. The ones 
who sit at the extreme ends face the south direction. P is 
the only son of R and both face the opposite directions. D 
sits immediate to M. A is not married and faces the same 
direction as K. R, who is the sister of A sits at one of the 
extreme ends with a male member. D’s neighbours are 
males and face the opposite directions. G’s soul mate D 
faces the south direction. M, who is the husband of K sits 
exactly in the middle of the bench and faces the north 
direction. L, who is a male, is the only sibling of K, who sits 
exactly between A and P’s sister, who is a female. L faces 
the same direction as G. A sits third to the left of G, who is 
P’s grandfather and who sits immediate to M.  
 
8. How many female members are there in the family? 
 (a) Two (b) Five (c) Four 
 (d) Six (e) Three 
 
9. How many members face the north direction? 
 (a) Two (b) Four (c) Three 
 (d) Five (e) More than five 
 
10. How is J related to L? 
 (a) Son (b) Brother (c) Sister 
 (d) Nephew (e) Daughter 
REASONING ABILITY 
 
 
 
                            
 
 
11. Which of the following pair sits at the extreme ends of 
the bench? 
 (a) R, A (b) P, R (c) R, J 
 (d) K, R (e) None of these 
 
Direction (12): In the following question a statement is 
given followed by two more statements numbered as I and 
II. You have to read both the statement and decide which 
of them strength which of them strengthens or weakens 
the statement. 
 
12. Statement- As an emerging economic superpower, it is 
quite tragic that more than one in three children in 
India are stunted. Stunting is associated with an 
underdeveloped brain, with long-lasting harmful 
consequences, and increased risks of nutrition-related 
chronic diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension, and 
obesity in future. Thus, stunting can be classified by 
itself as an illness as it leads to negatively affecting the 
present and future of the child.  
(I)  Higher economic growth and increased spending 
on nutrition access programme have not resulted 
in proportionate decrease in child malnutrition or 
stunting. 
(II)  Multiple researchers have proven the link between 
illness and malnutrition/ stunting in children. 
(a) Both I and II strengthens   
(b) I strengthen while II weakens   
(c) II strengthens while I weaken 
(d) Statement I strengthen while Statement II is 
neutral.  
(e) Both I and II weakens. 
 
Direction (13): In the following question a statement is 
given followed by three assumptions numbered as I, II and 
III. You have to read all the statements and decide which of 
them follows the argument mentioned in statement. 
 
13. Rooftop solar power growth has demonstrated an 
overall positive trend, But this will need to be scaled up 
massively to achieve the national target.  
 Assumption:  
(I) With ongoing improvements to solar cell 
efficiency and battery technology, rooftops will 
only get more attractive in the future. 
(II) Major solar projects that connect to the grid often 
face the challenge of land acquisition and 
transmission connectivity. 
(III) A survey helps determine usable rooftops, 
separating them from green spaces, and analyses 
the quality of the solar resource. 
 (a) Only II follows  
 (b) Both II and III follows  
 (c) Both I and III follows 
 (d) Only I follows 
 (e) Both I and II follows 
 
Directions (14-18): Study the following information 
carefully and answer the questions given below. 
 
There are seven boxes i.e. A, B, C, D, E, F and G which are of 
different colour and kept one above the another. The boxes 
are of different weights. Only two boxes are kept between 
box A and box C. Yellow colour box is kept immediately 
below C. Box A is of Blue colour. There is only one box kept 
between Yellow colour box and Black colour box. Blue 
colour box is kept above Black colour box. Only two boxes 
are lighter than Blue colour box. Only three boxes are kept 
between Red colour and Black colour box. White colour 
box is heavier than Red colour box but just lighter than 
Black colour box. Yellow colour box is just lighter than Red 
colour box. Black colour box is not the heaviest. Only two 
boxes are kept between box B and Red colour box. Box B is 
heavier than box E which is kept immediately below box B. 
Black colour box is just lighter than box D. Only one box 
kept between box E and box F. Box G is kept immediately 
below Green colour box. One of the box is of Pink colour.  
 
14. Which of the following box is of Green colour? 
 (a) Box D (b) Box B (c) Box E 
 (d) Box C (e) None of these 
 
15. Which of the following box is the lightest? 
 (a) Box E (b) Box D (c) Box F 
 (d) Box B (e) None of these 
 
16. How many boxes are lighter than the box which is kept 
immediately below A? 
 (a) One  (b) Four (c) Three 
 (d) Two (e) None of these 
 
17. Box C is of which colour box? 
 (a) Green (b) Red (c) White 
 (d) Black (e) None of these 
 
18. How many boxes are kept below the box which is just 
lighter than box D? 
 (a) None (b) One  (c) Two 
 (d) Three (e) None of these 
 
Directions (19-21): In each group of questions below are 
two conclusions followed by some statements. You have to 
choose the correct set of statements that logically satisfies 
both the conclusions even if they seem to be at variance 
with commonly known facts: 
 
19. Conclusion:  I.  All Home can be Office. 
            II.  Some Party is not Building. 
 Statements:  (a)  No Office is Home.  
   No Office is Building.  
   All Office is Party. 
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SBI PO Mains 2020 
 
 
 
 
 
Directions (1-4): Study the following information 
carefully to answer the given question.  
 
There are eight members i.e. M, N, Q, A, R, O, B and P in a 
family having three generation and all are related to Q in a 
certain way and there are only two married couple in the 
family. They all sit around a circular table such that all face 
towards the centre. Q sits third to the left of his mother-in-
law, who sits second to the left of sister of R. N is 
unmarried. O has only one son. B is the grandson of A, who 
sits third to the right of N, who is the aunt of B. O is the 
mother of R. M is the mother-in-law of P and sits on the 
immediate left of brother in law of Q. N is the only daughter 
of M. A and O is not the married couple. Son of Q sits third 
to the right of Q’s brother-in-law. R is not married. N is not 
the immediate neighbour of P. P is married to Q.  
 
1. How is O related to Q? 
 (a) Mother  (b) Father (c) Grandmother 
 (d) Mother-in-law (e) None of these 
 
2. Who among the following sits second to the right of son 
of Q? 
 (a) Mother of Q  (b) Father of B (c) Father of N 
 (d) Brother of N (e) None of these 
 
3. How many persons sit between P and sister of Q? 
 (a) Three (b) Two (c) One 
 (d) Four  (e) None of these 
 
4. Who among the following is the mother of B? 
 (a) P (b) M (c) O 
 (d) R (e) None of these 
 
Directions (5-7): Study the given information and answer 
the questions: 
 
When a number arrangement machine is given an input 
line of numbers, it arranges them following a particular 
rule. The following is an illustration of an input and its 
rearrangement.  
 
Step IV, is the last step of the above arrangement as the 
intended arrangement is obtained. 
 
As per the rules followed in the given steps find out the 
appropriate steps for the given input:  
Input:  52  36  69  73  57  23  41  84   
 
5. What is the sum of all the numbers in the last step of 
the given arrangement? 
 (a) 17 (b) 23 (c) 28 
 (d) 16 (e) None of the above  
 
6. Which element is 2
nd
 to the right of the one which is 4
th
 
from the left element in step II? 
 (a) 105 (b) 68  (c) 64 
 (d) 46 (e) None of these 
 
7. What is the product of the numbers which is 2
nd
 from 
the right end and 3
rd
 from the left end in final step of 
the given arrangement? 
 (a) 28 (b) 140 (c) 18 
 (d) 100 (e) None of the above 
 
Directions (8-11): Read the given information carefully 
and answer the questions given below. 
 
There is a family of nine members A, D, G, J, K, L, M, P and 
R. All of them are sitting on a straight bench in the garden 
with an equal distance between them, but not necessarily 
in the same order. Some of them are facing north and rest 
are facing south. There are three generation in the family.  
 
D, who is L’s mother sits fourth to the left of P. The ones 
who sit at the extreme ends face the south direction. P is 
the only son of R and both face the opposite directions. D 
sits immediate to M. A is not married and faces the same 
direction as K. R, who is the sister of A sits at one of the 
extreme ends with a male member. D’s neighbours are 
males and face the opposite directions. G’s soul mate D 
faces the south direction. M, who is the husband of K sits 
exactly in the middle of the bench and faces the north 
direction. L, who is a male, is the only sibling of K, who sits 
exactly between A and P’s sister, who is a female. L faces 
the same direction as G. A sits third to the left of G, who is 
P’s grandfather and who sits immediate to M.  
 
8. How many female members are there in the family? 
 (a) Two (b) Five (c) Four 
 (d) Six (e) Three 
 
9. How many members face the north direction? 
 (a) Two (b) Four (c) Three 
 (d) Five (e) More than five 
 
10. How is J related to L? 
 (a) Son (b) Brother (c) Sister 
 (d) Nephew (e) Daughter 
REASONING ABILITY 
 
 
 
                            
 
 
11. Which of the following pair sits at the extreme ends of 
the bench? 
 (a) R, A (b) P, R (c) R, J 
 (d) K, R (e) None of these 
 
Direction (12): In the following question a statement is 
given followed by two more statements numbered as I and 
II. You have to read both the statement and decide which 
of them strength which of them strengthens or weakens 
the statement. 
 
12. Statement- As an emerging economic superpower, it is 
quite tragic that more than one in three children in 
India are stunted. Stunting is associated with an 
underdeveloped brain, with long-lasting harmful 
consequences, and increased risks of nutrition-related 
chronic diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension, and 
obesity in future. Thus, stunting can be classified by 
itself as an illness as it leads to negatively affecting the 
present and future of the child.  
(I)  Higher economic growth and increased spending 
on nutrition access programme have not resulted 
in proportionate decrease in child malnutrition or 
stunting. 
(II)  Multiple researchers have proven the link between 
illness and malnutrition/ stunting in children. 
(a) Both I and II strengthens   
(b) I strengthen while II weakens   
(c) II strengthens while I weaken 
(d) Statement I strengthen while Statement II is 
neutral.  
(e) Both I and II weakens. 
 
Direction (13): In the following question a statement is 
given followed by three assumptions numbered as I, II and 
III. You have to read all the statements and decide which of 
them follows the argument mentioned in statement. 
 
13. Rooftop solar power growth has demonstrated an 
overall positive trend, But this will need to be scaled up 
massively to achieve the national target.  
 Assumption:  
(I) With ongoing improvements to solar cell 
efficiency and battery technology, rooftops will 
only get more attractive in the future. 
(II) Major solar projects that connect to the grid often 
face the challenge of land acquisition and 
transmission connectivity. 
(III) A survey helps determine usable rooftops, 
separating them from green spaces, and analyses 
the quality of the solar resource. 
 (a) Only II follows  
 (b) Both II and III follows  
 (c) Both I and III follows 
 (d) Only I follows 
 (e) Both I and II follows 
 
Directions (14-18): Study the following information 
carefully and answer the questions given below. 
 
There are seven boxes i.e. A, B, C, D, E, F and G which are of 
different colour and kept one above the another. The boxes 
are of different weights. Only two boxes are kept between 
box A and box C. Yellow colour box is kept immediately 
below C. Box A is of Blue colour. There is only one box kept 
between Yellow colour box and Black colour box. Blue 
colour box is kept above Black colour box. Only two boxes 
are lighter than Blue colour box. Only three boxes are kept 
between Red colour and Black colour box. White colour 
box is heavier than Red colour box but just lighter than 
Black colour box. Yellow colour box is just lighter than Red 
colour box. Black colour box is not the heaviest. Only two 
boxes are kept between box B and Red colour box. Box B is 
heavier than box E which is kept immediately below box B. 
Black colour box is just lighter than box D. Only one box 
kept between box E and box F. Box G is kept immediately 
below Green colour box. One of the box is of Pink colour.  
 
14. Which of the following box is of Green colour? 
 (a) Box D (b) Box B (c) Box E 
 (d) Box C (e) None of these 
 
15. Which of the following box is the lightest? 
 (a) Box E (b) Box D (c) Box F 
 (d) Box B (e) None of these 
 
16. How many boxes are lighter than the box which is kept 
immediately below A? 
 (a) One  (b) Four (c) Three 
 (d) Two (e) None of these 
 
17. Box C is of which colour box? 
 (a) Green (b) Red (c) White 
 (d) Black (e) None of these 
 
18. How many boxes are kept below the box which is just 
lighter than box D? 
 (a) None (b) One  (c) Two 
 (d) Three (e) None of these 
 
Directions (19-21): In each group of questions below are 
two conclusions followed by some statements. You have to 
choose the correct set of statements that logically satisfies 
both the conclusions even if they seem to be at variance 
with commonly known facts: 
 
19. Conclusion:  I.  All Home can be Office. 
            II.  Some Party is not Building. 
 Statements:  (a)  No Office is Home.  
   No Office is Building.  
   All Office is Party. 
 
 
 
                            
 
 
            (b)  No Home is Building.  
   All Office is Home.  
   All Party is Building. 
             (c)  All Home is Party.  
   All Office is Party.  
   No Office is Building.  
   Some Office are Home.  
             (d)  All Building is Home.  
   Some Home is Office.  
   Some Office is Party. 
            (e)  None of these 
 
20. Conclusion: I.  Some Dog is not Horse. 
            II.  Some Cat can be Horse. 
 Statements:  (a)  Some Horse is Dog.  
   No Elephant is Horse.  
   Some Cat is Dog. 
             (b)  All Elephant is Cat.  
   All Dog is Horse.  
   Some Elephant is Dog. 
             (c)  All Elephant is Dog.  
   All Dog is Cat.  
   No Cat is Horse. 
             (d)  No Elephant is Horse.  
   Some Dog is Elephant.  
   No Dog is Cat. 
             (e)  None of these 
 
21. Conclusion: I.  Some Suzuki is Maruti. 
            II.  Some Tata are not Honda. 
 Statements:  (a)  Some Suzuki is Honda.  
   No Honda is Maruti.  
   Some Tata is Maruti. 
             (b)  All Tata is Suzuki.  
   All Maruti is Tata.  
   No Maruti is Honda. 
             (c)  All Maruti is Tata.  
   All Suzuki is Tata.  
   No Tata is Honda. 
             (d)  No Maruti is Suzuki.  
   Some Suzuki is Tata.  
   No Tata is Honda. 
             (e)  None of these 
 
Directions (22-26): Study the following information 
carefully and answer the questions given below: 
 
Six employees i.e. P, Q, R S, T and U are working in a 
company at different designations i.e. Chief Legal Officer 
(CLO), Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Chief Technology 
Officer (CTO), Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Chief 
Operating Officer (COO) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). 
Sequence of the posts are same as mentioned above with 
Chief Legal Officer (CLO) being the junior most position 
and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) being the topmost 
position and . They all have different years of working 
experiences and gets different salaries on the basis of the 
sequence of their designation (senior most employee get 
the highest salary and has the maximum years of 
experience and the junior most has least experience and 
salary). All the information is not necessarily in the same 
order. 
 
The salary of P is a multiple of 11. The one who has 10 years 
of experience earns 10K less than U who is not CFO. At most 
one person is senior to S. Only two employees are junior 
than the one who has 8 years of working experience. The 
one who is COO has 3 years more experience than the one 
who is getting 60K. The sum of the salaries of CLO and CMO 
is same as the salary of the one who has the maximum work 
experience. 15 years is the maximum years of working 
experience. Only two designations are there in between the 
designations of S and P. The working experiences of CMO 
and CTO are in consecutive years. CMO is getting 50K. R is 
junior than P. The CEO salary is 5k less than the square of 
the smallest two digit number. Q is junior than R and 
having the working experience equal to the sum of the digit 
of the salary what R gets. The salary of CTO is less than 57K. 
 
22. Who among the following has 10 years of working 
experience? 
 (a) The one who gets 55K  
 (b) The one who is just junior than U 
 (c) T 
 (d) Both (b) and (c)  
 (e) Both (a) and (c) 
 
23.  Who among the following is Chief Executive Officer 
(CEO)? 
 (a) S (b) T  
 (c) The one who is getting 70 k 
 (d)Q (e) None of these 
 
24. What is the difference between the working 
experience (years) of Chief Operating Officer (COO) 
and the one who is 55k salary? 
 (a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 5 
 (d) 2 (e) None of these 
 
25. Which of the following statement is true? 
 (a) T is senior than U  
 (b) S is getting 95K salary  
 (c) More than two employees are junior than P 
 (d) P’s salary is more than T’s salary 
 (e) T is the junior among all 
 
26. Who among the following  employee is just senior than 
the one who has 13 Years of working experience? 
 (a)S (b)T (c)P 
 (d)R (e)None of these 
 
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Directions (1-4): Study the following information 
carefully to answer the given question.  
 
There are eight members i.e. M, N, Q, A, R, O, B and P in a 
family having three generation and all are related to Q in a 
certain way and there are only two married couple in the 
family. They all sit around a circular table such that all face 
towards the centre. Q sits third to the left of his mother-in-
law, who sits second to the left of sister of R. N is 
unmarried. O has only one son. B is the grandson of A, who 
sits third to the right of N, who is the aunt of B. O is the 
mother of R. M is the mother-in-law of P and sits on the 
immediate left of brother in law of Q. N is the only daughter 
of M. A and O is not the married couple. Son of Q sits third 
to the right of Q’s brother-in-law. R is not married. N is not 
the immediate neighbour of P. P is married to Q.  
 
1. How is O related to Q? 
 (a) Mother  (b) Father (c) Grandmother 
 (d) Mother-in-law (e) None of these 
 
2. Who among the following sits second to the right of son 
of Q? 
 (a) Mother of Q  (b) Father of B (c) Father of N 
 (d) Brother of N (e) None of these 
 
3. How many persons sit between P and sister of Q? 
 (a) Three (b) Two (c) One 
 (d) Four  (e) None of these 
 
4. Who among the following is the mother of B? 
 (a) P (b) M (c) O 
 (d) R (e) None of these 
 
Directions (5-7): Study the given information and answer 
the questions: 
 
When a number arrangement machine is given an input 
line of numbers, it arranges them following a particular 
rule. The following is an illustration of an input and its 
rearrangement.  
 
Step IV, is the last step of the above arrangement as the 
intended arrangement is obtained. 
 
As per the rules followed in the given steps find out the 
appropriate steps for the given input:  
Input:  52  36  69  73  57  23  41  84   
 
5. What is the sum of all the numbers in the last step of 
the given arrangement? 
 (a) 17 (b) 23 (c) 28 
 (d) 16 (e) None of the above  
 
6. Which element is 2
nd
 to the right of the one which is 4
th
 
from the left element in step II? 
 (a) 105 (b) 68  (c) 64 
 (d) 46 (e) None of these 
 
7. What is the product of the numbers which is 2
nd
 from 
the right end and 3
rd
 from the left end in final step of 
the given arrangement? 
 (a) 28 (b) 140 (c) 18 
 (d) 100 (e) None of the above 
 
Directions (8-11): Read the given information carefully 
and answer the questions given below. 
 
There is a family of nine members A, D, G, J, K, L, M, P and 
R. All of them are sitting on a straight bench in the garden 
with an equal distance between them, but not necessarily 
in the same order. Some of them are facing north and rest 
are facing south. There are three generation in the family.  
 
D, who is L’s mother sits fourth to the left of P. The ones 
who sit at the extreme ends face the south direction. P is 
the only son of R and both face the opposite directions. D 
sits immediate to M. A is not married and faces the same 
direction as K. R, who is the sister of A sits at one of the 
extreme ends with a male member. D’s neighbours are 
males and face the opposite directions. G’s soul mate D 
faces the south direction. M, who is the husband of K sits 
exactly in the middle of the bench and faces the north 
direction. L, who is a male, is the only sibling of K, who sits 
exactly between A and P’s sister, who is a female. L faces 
the same direction as G. A sits third to the left of G, who is 
P’s grandfather and who sits immediate to M.  
 
8. How many female members are there in the family? 
 (a) Two (b) Five (c) Four 
 (d) Six (e) Three 
 
9. How many members face the north direction? 
 (a) Two (b) Four (c) Three 
 (d) Five (e) More than five 
 
10. How is J related to L? 
 (a) Son (b) Brother (c) Sister 
 (d) Nephew (e) Daughter 
REASONING ABILITY 
 
 
 
                            
 
 
11. Which of the following pair sits at the extreme ends of 
the bench? 
 (a) R, A (b) P, R (c) R, J 
 (d) K, R (e) None of these 
 
Direction (12): In the following question a statement is 
given followed by two more statements numbered as I and 
II. You have to read both the statement and decide which 
of them strength which of them strengthens or weakens 
the statement. 
 
12. Statement- As an emerging economic superpower, it is 
quite tragic that more than one in three children in 
India are stunted. Stunting is associated with an 
underdeveloped brain, with long-lasting harmful 
consequences, and increased risks of nutrition-related 
chronic diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension, and 
obesity in future. Thus, stunting can be classified by 
itself as an illness as it leads to negatively affecting the 
present and future of the child.  
(I)  Higher economic growth and increased spending 
on nutrition access programme have not resulted 
in proportionate decrease in child malnutrition or 
stunting. 
(II)  Multiple researchers have proven the link between 
illness and malnutrition/ stunting in children. 
(a) Both I and II strengthens   
(b) I strengthen while II weakens   
(c) II strengthens while I weaken 
(d) Statement I strengthen while Statement II is 
neutral.  
(e) Both I and II weakens. 
 
Direction (13): In the following question a statement is 
given followed by three assumptions numbered as I, II and 
III. You have to read all the statements and decide which of 
them follows the argument mentioned in statement. 
 
13. Rooftop solar power growth has demonstrated an 
overall positive trend, But this will need to be scaled up 
massively to achieve the national target.  
 Assumption:  
(I) With ongoing improvements to solar cell 
efficiency and battery technology, rooftops will 
only get more attractive in the future. 
(II) Major solar projects that connect to the grid often 
face the challenge of land acquisition and 
transmission connectivity. 
(III) A survey helps determine usable rooftops, 
separating them from green spaces, and analyses 
the quality of the solar resource. 
 (a) Only II follows  
 (b) Both II and III follows  
 (c) Both I and III follows 
 (d) Only I follows 
 (e) Both I and II follows 
 
Directions (14-18): Study the following information 
carefully and answer the questions given below. 
 
There are seven boxes i.e. A, B, C, D, E, F and G which are of 
different colour and kept one above the another. The boxes 
are of different weights. Only two boxes are kept between 
box A and box C. Yellow colour box is kept immediately 
below C. Box A is of Blue colour. There is only one box kept 
between Yellow colour box and Black colour box. Blue 
colour box is kept above Black colour box. Only two boxes 
are lighter than Blue colour box. Only three boxes are kept 
between Red colour and Black colour box. White colour 
box is heavier than Red colour box but just lighter than 
Black colour box. Yellow colour box is just lighter than Red 
colour box. Black colour box is not the heaviest. Only two 
boxes are kept between box B and Red colour box. Box B is 
heavier than box E which is kept immediately below box B. 
Black colour box is just lighter than box D. Only one box 
kept between box E and box F. Box G is kept immediately 
below Green colour box. One of the box is of Pink colour.  
 
14. Which of the following box is of Green colour? 
 (a) Box D (b) Box B (c) Box E 
 (d) Box C (e) None of these 
 
15. Which of the following box is the lightest? 
 (a) Box E (b) Box D (c) Box F 
 (d) Box B (e) None of these 
 
16. How many boxes are lighter than the box which is kept 
immediately below A? 
 (a) One  (b) Four (c) Three 
 (d) Two (e) None of these 
 
17. Box C is of which colour box? 
 (a) Green (b) Red (c) White 
 (d) Black (e) None of these 
 
18. How many boxes are kept below the box which is just 
lighter than box D? 
 (a) None (b) One  (c) Two 
 (d) Three (e) None of these 
 
Directions (19-21): In each group of questions below are 
two conclusions followed by some statements. You have to 
choose the correct set of statements that logically satisfies 
both the conclusions even if they seem to be at variance 
with commonly known facts: 
 
19. Conclusion:  I.  All Home can be Office. 
            II.  Some Party is not Building. 
 Statements:  (a)  No Office is Home.  
   No Office is Building.  
   All Office is Party. 
 
 
 
                            
 
 
            (b)  No Home is Building.  
   All Office is Home.  
   All Party is Building. 
             (c)  All Home is Party.  
   All Office is Party.  
   No Office is Building.  
   Some Office are Home.  
             (d)  All Building is Home.  
   Some Home is Office.  
   Some Office is Party. 
            (e)  None of these 
 
20. Conclusion: I.  Some Dog is not Horse. 
            II.  Some Cat can be Horse. 
 Statements:  (a)  Some Horse is Dog.  
   No Elephant is Horse.  
   Some Cat is Dog. 
             (b)  All Elephant is Cat.  
   All Dog is Horse.  
   Some Elephant is Dog. 
             (c)  All Elephant is Dog.  
   All Dog is Cat.  
   No Cat is Horse. 
             (d)  No Elephant is Horse.  
   Some Dog is Elephant.  
   No Dog is Cat. 
             (e)  None of these 
 
21. Conclusion: I.  Some Suzuki is Maruti. 
            II.  Some Tata are not Honda. 
 Statements:  (a)  Some Suzuki is Honda.  
   No Honda is Maruti.  
   Some Tata is Maruti. 
             (b)  All Tata is Suzuki.  
   All Maruti is Tata.  
   No Maruti is Honda. 
             (c)  All Maruti is Tata.  
   All Suzuki is Tata.  
   No Tata is Honda. 
             (d)  No Maruti is Suzuki.  
   Some Suzuki is Tata.  
   No Tata is Honda. 
             (e)  None of these 
 
Directions (22-26): Study the following information 
carefully and answer the questions given below: 
 
Six employees i.e. P, Q, R S, T and U are working in a 
company at different designations i.e. Chief Legal Officer 
(CLO), Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Chief Technology 
Officer (CTO), Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Chief 
Operating Officer (COO) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). 
Sequence of the posts are same as mentioned above with 
Chief Legal Officer (CLO) being the junior most position 
and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) being the topmost 
position and . They all have different years of working 
experiences and gets different salaries on the basis of the 
sequence of their designation (senior most employee get 
the highest salary and has the maximum years of 
experience and the junior most has least experience and 
salary). All the information is not necessarily in the same 
order. 
 
The salary of P is a multiple of 11. The one who has 10 years 
of experience earns 10K less than U who is not CFO. At most 
one person is senior to S. Only two employees are junior 
than the one who has 8 years of working experience. The 
one who is COO has 3 years more experience than the one 
who is getting 60K. The sum of the salaries of CLO and CMO 
is same as the salary of the one who has the maximum work 
experience. 15 years is the maximum years of working 
experience. Only two designations are there in between the 
designations of S and P. The working experiences of CMO 
and CTO are in consecutive years. CMO is getting 50K. R is 
junior than P. The CEO salary is 5k less than the square of 
the smallest two digit number. Q is junior than R and 
having the working experience equal to the sum of the digit 
of the salary what R gets. The salary of CTO is less than 57K. 
 
22. Who among the following has 10 years of working 
experience? 
 (a) The one who gets 55K  
 (b) The one who is just junior than U 
 (c) T 
 (d) Both (b) and (c)  
 (e) Both (a) and (c) 
 
23.  Who among the following is Chief Executive Officer 
(CEO)? 
 (a) S (b) T  
 (c) The one who is getting 70 k 
 (d)Q (e) None of these 
 
24. What is the difference between the working 
experience (years) of Chief Operating Officer (COO) 
and the one who is 55k salary? 
 (a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 5 
 (d) 2 (e) None of these 
 
25. Which of the following statement is true? 
 (a) T is senior than U  
 (b) S is getting 95K salary  
 (c) More than two employees are junior than P 
 (d) P’s salary is more than T’s salary 
 (e) T is the junior among all 
 
26. Who among the following  employee is just senior than 
the one who has 13 Years of working experience? 
 (a)S (b)T (c)P 
 (d)R (e)None of these 
 
 
 
 
                            
 
 
Direction (27): In the following question a statement is 
given followed by two statements numbered as I and II. 
You have to read all the statements and decide which of 
them follows the argument mentioned in statement. 
 
27. The Indian Meteorological Department’s forecast of 
above-normal maximum and minimum temperatures 
across the country during the pre-monsoon March-
May period is a timely alert for State authorities to 
review their preparedness. 
(I)  Even a marginal rise above the normal will lead to 
enormous heat stress for millions of Indians.  
(II)  A spike in summer temperatures in India is not 
new as in recent decades it has resulted in a higher 
probability of extreme heat waves and caused a lot 
of deaths. 
 (a) Only II follows  
 (b) Only I follows  
 (c) Either I or II follows 
 (d) Neither I nor II follows   
 (e) Both I and II follows 
 
Directions (28-31): Study the information carefully and 
answer the questions given below. 
 
Six people Varun, charu, Trisha, Mohit, Anko and Virat are 
born in different years with the current base is taken as 
2018. None of them is older than 90 years old. They like 
different colours Red, Blue, White, Pink, Yellow, Black.  
 
Note- The last two digits or reverse of the last two digits of 
the year in which a person is born can be the age of some 
other person. (Like A is born in 1943 and age of B is 
denoted by the last two digits of the birth year of A. Then 
B’s age will be either 34 or 43). 
 
Virat is just older than the one who likes Black colour. Anko 
was born in the year 1979. The difference of age between 
Anko and Varun is 24 years. Trisha’s age is sum of the digits 
of the year in which Varun was born. The who likes Blue 
colour is just younger than Mohit. Mohit’s age is either the 
last two digits or reverse of the last two digits of the year 
in which Trisha was born. Only one person is older than 
Mohit. The one who likes Red colour is 3 years elder to 
Trisha. The one who likes white colour is 1 year younger 
than the one who likes Pink color. Charu is born before 
Anko.  
 
28. Who among the following likes Yellow colour? 
 (a) Anko (b) Trisha (c) Charu 
 (d) Varun (e) none of these 
 
29. Who among the following is the eldest? 
 (a) Anko (b) Mohit (c) Charu 
 (d) Virat (e) none of these 
30. Which of the following combination is true?  
 (a) Anko- 1979-Red  
 (b) Varun- 1955- Yellow   
 (c) Charu-1928- pink 
 (d) Trisha-1998- Blue  
 (e) none of these 
 
31. Which of the following statement is correct? 
 (a) Anko is younger than Virat  
 (b) Virat is the youngest   
 (c) Trisha born in 1998 
 (d) Varun is the eldest  
 (e) All are correct 
 
Directions (32-35): Each of the questions below consists 
of a question and two statements numbered I and II given 
below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in 
the statement are sufficient to answer the question. Read 
both the statements and Give answer: 
(a) If the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer 
the question, while the data in statement II alone are 
not sufficient to answer the question.  
(b) If the data in statement II alone are sufficient to answer 
the question, while the data in statement I alone are 
not sufficient to answer the question.  
(c) If the data either in statement I alone or in statement II 
alone are sufficient to answer the question. 
(d) If the data even in both statements I and II together are 
not sufficient to answer the question.  
(e) If the data in both statements I and II together are 
necessary to answer the question. 
 
32. On which of the following day of the week starting from 
Monday to Sunday Riya leaves for Puducherry? 
I.  Riya’s sister correctly remembers that Riya left for 
Puducherry one of the day after Wednesday.  
II.  Riya’s mother correctly remembers that Riya left 
for Puducherry after Tuesday but before Saturday. 
 
33. How is N related to M? 
I.  M is Father of J. R is the son of K. R is the son-in-law 
of N. J is the sister of R. O is the only daughter of N.
  
II.  R is the son of N and is the father-in-law of M. O is 
the brother M. K is married to M. K is the only son 
of R. 
 
34. Who among the following Ashu, Ravi, Neha, Nitin and 
Riya got the highest marks in the examination (out of 
100)? 
I.  The one who got 75 marks is the person who got 
second highest marks in the examination. Ashu 
scored more marks than Neha and Riya. Ashu does 
not got the highest marks. 
II.  Riya get more marks than only one person. Neha 
got more marks than Riya but not the second 
highest marks.  
 
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Directions (1-4): Study the following information 
carefully to answer the given question.  
 
There are eight members i.e. M, N, Q, A, R, O, B and P in a 
family having three generation and all are related to Q in a 
certain way and there are only two married couple in the 
family. They all sit around a circular table such that all face 
towards the centre. Q sits third to the left of his mother-in-
law, who sits second to the left of sister of R. N is 
unmarried. O has only one son. B is the grandson of A, who 
sits third to the right of N, who is the aunt of B. O is the 
mother of R. M is the mother-in-law of P and sits on the 
immediate left of brother in law of Q. N is the only daughter 
of M. A and O is not the married couple. Son of Q sits third 
to the right of Q’s brother-in-law. R is not married. N is not 
the immediate neighbour of P. P is married to Q.  
 
1. How is O related to Q? 
 (a) Mother  (b) Father (c) Grandmother 
 (d) Mother-in-law (e) None of these 
 
2. Who among the following sits second to the right of son 
of Q? 
 (a) Mother of Q  (b) Father of B (c) Father of N 
 (d) Brother of N (e) None of these 
 
3. How many persons sit between P and sister of Q? 
 (a) Three (b) Two (c) One 
 (d) Four  (e) None of these 
 
4. Who among the following is the mother of B? 
 (a) P (b) M (c) O 
 (d) R (e) None of these 
 
Directions (5-7): Study the given information and answer 
the questions: 
 
When a number arrangement machine is given an input 
line of numbers, it arranges them following a particular 
rule. The following is an illustration of an input and its 
rearrangement.  
 
Step IV, is the last step of the above arrangement as the 
intended arrangement is obtained. 
 
As per the rules followed in the given steps find out the 
appropriate steps for the given input:  
Input:  52  36  69  73  57  23  41  84   
 
5. What is the sum of all the numbers in the last step of 
the given arrangement? 
 (a) 17 (b) 23 (c) 28 
 (d) 16 (e) None of the above  
 
6. Which element is 2
nd
 to the right of the one which is 4
th
 
from the left element in step II? 
 (a) 105 (b) 68  (c) 64 
 (d) 46 (e) None of these 
 
7. What is the product of the numbers which is 2
nd
 from 
the right end and 3
rd
 from the left end in final step of 
the given arrangement? 
 (a) 28 (b) 140 (c) 18 
 (d) 100 (e) None of the above 
 
Directions (8-11): Read the given information carefully 
and answer the questions given below. 
 
There is a family of nine members A, D, G, J, K, L, M, P and 
R. All of them are sitting on a straight bench in the garden 
with an equal distance between them, but not necessarily 
in the same order. Some of them are facing north and rest 
are facing south. There are three generation in the family.  
 
D, who is L’s mother sits fourth to the left of P. The ones 
who sit at the extreme ends face the south direction. P is 
the only son of R and both face the opposite directions. D 
sits immediate to M. A is not married and faces the same 
direction as K. R, who is the sister of A sits at one of the 
extreme ends with a male member. D’s neighbours are 
males and face the opposite directions. G’s soul mate D 
faces the south direction. M, who is the husband of K sits 
exactly in the middle of the bench and faces the north 
direction. L, who is a male, is the only sibling of K, who sits 
exactly between A and P’s sister, who is a female. L faces 
the same direction as G. A sits third to the left of G, who is 
P’s grandfather and who sits immediate to M.  
 
8. How many female members are there in the family? 
 (a) Two (b) Five (c) Four 
 (d) Six (e) Three 
 
9. How many members face the north direction? 
 (a) Two (b) Four (c) Three 
 (d) Five (e) More than five 
 
10. How is J related to L? 
 (a) Son (b) Brother (c) Sister 
 (d) Nephew (e) Daughter 
REASONING ABILITY 
 
 
 
                            
 
 
11. Which of the following pair sits at the extreme ends of 
the bench? 
 (a) R, A (b) P, R (c) R, J 
 (d) K, R (e) None of these 
 
Direction (12): In the following question a statement is 
given followed by two more statements numbered as I and 
II. You have to read both the statement and decide which 
of them strength which of them strengthens or weakens 
the statement. 
 
12. Statement- As an emerging economic superpower, it is 
quite tragic that more than one in three children in 
India are stunted. Stunting is associated with an 
underdeveloped brain, with long-lasting harmful 
consequences, and increased risks of nutrition-related 
chronic diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension, and 
obesity in future. Thus, stunting can be classified by 
itself as an illness as it leads to negatively affecting the 
present and future of the child.  
(I)  Higher economic growth and increased spending 
on nutrition access programme have not resulted 
in proportionate decrease in child malnutrition or 
stunting. 
(II)  Multiple researchers have proven the link between 
illness and malnutrition/ stunting in children. 
(a) Both I and II strengthens   
(b) I strengthen while II weakens   
(c) II strengthens while I weaken 
(d) Statement I strengthen while Statement II is 
neutral.  
(e) Both I and II weakens. 
 
Direction (13): In the following question a statement is 
given followed by three assumptions numbered as I, II and 
III. You have to read all the statements and decide which of 
them follows the argument mentioned in statement. 
 
13. Rooftop solar power growth has demonstrated an 
overall positive trend, But this will need to be scaled up 
massively to achieve the national target.  
 Assumption:  
(I) With ongoing improvements to solar cell 
efficiency and battery technology, rooftops will 
only get more attractive in the future. 
(II) Major solar projects that connect to the grid often 
face the challenge of land acquisition and 
transmission connectivity. 
(III) A survey helps determine usable rooftops, 
separating them from green spaces, and analyses 
the quality of the solar resource. 
 (a) Only II follows  
 (b) Both II and III follows  
 (c) Both I and III follows 
 (d) Only I follows 
 (e) Both I and II follows 
 
Directions (14-18): Study the following information 
carefully and answer the questions given below. 
 
There are seven boxes i.e. A, B, C, D, E, F and G which are of 
different colour and kept one above the another. The boxes 
are of different weights. Only two boxes are kept between 
box A and box C. Yellow colour box is kept immediately 
below C. Box A is of Blue colour. There is only one box kept 
between Yellow colour box and Black colour box. Blue 
colour box is kept above Black colour box. Only two boxes 
are lighter than Blue colour box. Only three boxes are kept 
between Red colour and Black colour box. White colour 
box is heavier than Red colour box but just lighter than 
Black colour box. Yellow colour box is just lighter than Red 
colour box. Black colour box is not the heaviest. Only two 
boxes are kept between box B and Red colour box. Box B is 
heavier than box E which is kept immediately below box B. 
Black colour box is just lighter than box D. Only one box 
kept between box E and box F. Box G is kept immediately 
below Green colour box. One of the box is of Pink colour.  
 
14. Which of the following box is of Green colour? 
 (a) Box D (b) Box B (c) Box E 
 (d) Box C (e) None of these 
 
15. Which of the following box is the lightest? 
 (a) Box E (b) Box D (c) Box F 
 (d) Box B (e) None of these 
 
16. How many boxes are lighter than the box which is kept 
immediately below A? 
 (a) One  (b) Four (c) Three 
 (d) Two (e) None of these 
 
17. Box C is of which colour box? 
 (a) Green (b) Red (c) White 
 (d) Black (e) None of these 
 
18. How many boxes are kept below the box which is just 
lighter than box D? 
 (a) None (b) One  (c) Two 
 (d) Three (e) None of these 
 
Directions (19-21): In each group of questions below are 
two conclusions followed by some statements. You have to 
choose the correct set of statements that logically satisfies 
both the conclusions even if they seem to be at variance 
with commonly known facts: 
 
19. Conclusion:  I.  All Home can be Office. 
            II.  Some Party is not Building. 
 Statements:  (a)  No Office is Home.  
   No Office is Building.  
   All Office is Party. 
 
 
 
                            
 
 
            (b)  No Home is Building.  
   All Office is Home.  
   All Party is Building. 
             (c)  All Home is Party.  
   All Office is Party.  
   No Office is Building.  
   Some Office are Home.  
             (d)  All Building is Home.  
   Some Home is Office.  
   Some Office is Party. 
            (e)  None of these 
 
20. Conclusion: I.  Some Dog is not Horse. 
            II.  Some Cat can be Horse. 
 Statements:  (a)  Some Horse is Dog.  
   No Elephant is Horse.  
   Some Cat is Dog. 
             (b)  All Elephant is Cat.  
   All Dog is Horse.  
   Some Elephant is Dog. 
             (c)  All Elephant is Dog.  
   All Dog is Cat.  
   No Cat is Horse. 
             (d)  No Elephant is Horse.  
   Some Dog is Elephant.  
   No Dog is Cat. 
             (e)  None of these 
 
21. Conclusion: I.  Some Suzuki is Maruti. 
            II.  Some Tata are not Honda. 
 Statements:  (a)  Some Suzuki is Honda.  
   No Honda is Maruti.  
   Some Tata is Maruti. 
             (b)  All Tata is Suzuki.  
   All Maruti is Tata.  
   No Maruti is Honda. 
             (c)  All Maruti is Tata.  
   All Suzuki is Tata.  
   No Tata is Honda. 
             (d)  No Maruti is Suzuki.  
   Some Suzuki is Tata.  
   No Tata is Honda. 
             (e)  None of these 
 
Directions (22-26): Study the following information 
carefully and answer the questions given below: 
 
Six employees i.e. P, Q, R S, T and U are working in a 
company at different designations i.e. Chief Legal Officer 
(CLO), Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), Chief Technology 
Officer (CTO), Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Chief 
Operating Officer (COO) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). 
Sequence of the posts are same as mentioned above with 
Chief Legal Officer (CLO) being the junior most position 
and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) being the topmost 
position and . They all have different years of working 
experiences and gets different salaries on the basis of the 
sequence of their designation (senior most employee get 
the highest salary and has the maximum years of 
experience and the junior most has least experience and 
salary). All the information is not necessarily in the same 
order. 
 
The salary of P is a multiple of 11. The one who has 10 years 
of experience earns 10K less than U who is not CFO. At most 
one person is senior to S. Only two employees are junior 
than the one who has 8 years of working experience. The 
one who is COO has 3 years more experience than the one 
who is getting 60K. The sum of the salaries of CLO and CMO 
is same as the salary of the one who has the maximum work 
experience. 15 years is the maximum years of working 
experience. Only two designations are there in between the 
designations of S and P. The working experiences of CMO 
and CTO are in consecutive years. CMO is getting 50K. R is 
junior than P. The CEO salary is 5k less than the square of 
the smallest two digit number. Q is junior than R and 
having the working experience equal to the sum of the digit 
of the salary what R gets. The salary of CTO is less than 57K. 
 
22. Who among the following has 10 years of working 
experience? 
 (a) The one who gets 55K  
 (b) The one who is just junior than U 
 (c) T 
 (d) Both (b) and (c)  
 (e) Both (a) and (c) 
 
23.  Who among the following is Chief Executive Officer 
(CEO)? 
 (a) S (b) T  
 (c) The one who is getting 70 k 
 (d)Q (e) None of these 
 
24. What is the difference between the working 
experience (years) of Chief Operating Officer (COO) 
and the one who is 55k salary? 
 (a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 5 
 (d) 2 (e) None of these 
 
25. Which of the following statement is true? 
 (a) T is senior than U  
 (b) S is getting 95K salary  
 (c) More than two employees are junior than P 
 (d) P’s salary is more than T’s salary 
 (e) T is the junior among all 
 
26. Who among the following  employee is just senior than 
the one who has 13 Years of working experience? 
 (a)S (b)T (c)P 
 (d)R (e)None of these 
 
 
 
 
                            
 
 
Direction (27): In the following question a statement is 
given followed by two statements numbered as I and II. 
You have to read all the statements and decide which of 
them follows the argument mentioned in statement. 
 
27. The Indian Meteorological Department’s forecast of 
above-normal maximum and minimum temperatures 
across the country during the pre-monsoon March-
May period is a timely alert for State authorities to 
review their preparedness. 
(I)  Even a marginal rise above the normal will lead to 
enormous heat stress for millions of Indians.  
(II)  A spike in summer temperatures in India is not 
new as in recent decades it has resulted in a higher 
probability of extreme heat waves and caused a lot 
of deaths. 
 (a) Only II follows  
 (b) Only I follows  
 (c) Either I or II follows 
 (d) Neither I nor II follows   
 (e) Both I and II follows 
 
Directions (28-31): Study the information carefully and 
answer the questions given below. 
 
Six people Varun, charu, Trisha, Mohit, Anko and Virat are 
born in different years with the current base is taken as 
2018. None of them is older than 90 years old. They like 
different colours Red, Blue, White, Pink, Yellow, Black.  
 
Note- The last two digits or reverse of the last two digits of 
the year in which a person is born can be the age of some 
other person. (Like A is born in 1943 and age of B is 
denoted by the last two digits of the birth year of A. Then 
B’s age will be either 34 or 43). 
 
Virat is just older than the one who likes Black colour. Anko 
was born in the year 1979. The difference of age between 
Anko and Varun is 24 years. Trisha’s age is sum of the digits 
of the year in which Varun was born. The who likes Blue 
colour is just younger than Mohit. Mohit’s age is either the 
last two digits or reverse of the last two digits of the year 
in which Trisha was born. Only one person is older than 
Mohit. The one who likes Red colour is 3 years elder to 
Trisha. The one who likes white colour is 1 year younger 
than the one who likes Pink color. Charu is born before 
Anko.  
 
28. Who among the following likes Yellow colour? 
 (a) Anko (b) Trisha (c) Charu 
 (d) Varun (e) none of these 
 
29. Who among the following is the eldest? 
 (a) Anko (b) Mohit (c) Charu 
 (d) Virat (e) none of these 
30. Which of the following combination is true?  
 (a) Anko- 1979-Red  
 (b) Varun- 1955- Yellow   
 (c) Charu-1928- pink 
 (d) Trisha-1998- Blue  
 (e) none of these 
 
31. Which of the following statement is correct? 
 (a) Anko is younger than Virat  
 (b) Virat is the youngest   
 (c) Trisha born in 1998 
 (d) Varun is the eldest  
 (e) All are correct 
 
Directions (32-35): Each of the questions below consists 
of a question and two statements numbered I and II given 
below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in 
the statement are sufficient to answer the question. Read 
both the statements and Give answer: 
(a) If the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer 
the question, while the data in statement II alone are 
not sufficient to answer the question.  
(b) If the data in statement II alone are sufficient to answer 
the question, while the data in statement I alone are 
not sufficient to answer the question.  
(c) If the data either in statement I alone or in statement II 
alone are sufficient to answer the question. 
(d) If the data even in both statements I and II together are 
not sufficient to answer the question.  
(e) If the data in both statements I and II together are 
necessary to answer the question. 
 
32. On which of the following day of the week starting from 
Monday to Sunday Riya leaves for Puducherry? 
I.  Riya’s sister correctly remembers that Riya left for 
Puducherry one of the day after Wednesday.  
II.  Riya’s mother correctly remembers that Riya left 
for Puducherry after Tuesday but before Saturday. 
 
33. How is N related to M? 
I.  M is Father of J. R is the son of K. R is the son-in-law 
of N. J is the sister of R. O is the only daughter of N.
  
II.  R is the son of N and is the father-in-law of M. O is 
the brother M. K is married to M. K is the only son 
of R. 
 
34. Who among the following Ashu, Ravi, Neha, Nitin and 
Riya got the highest marks in the examination (out of 
100)? 
I.  The one who got 75 marks is the person who got 
second highest marks in the examination. Ashu 
scored more marks than Neha and Riya. Ashu does 
not got the highest marks. 
II.  Riya get more marks than only one person. Neha 
got more marks than Riya but not the second 
highest marks.  
 
 
 
 
                            
 
 
35. Some persons are sitting in a row facing in the same 
direction. How many persons are sitting in the row? 
I.  A sits third to the left of G, and second to the right 
of M. Both M and G does not sit at the end of the 
row. B sits at the end of the row.   
II.  L sits fourth to the left of E and sits at the end of the 
row. B sits fourth to the right of K, who sits second 
to the right of A. E, sits between M and A.  
 
Directions (36-40): Read the following information 
carefully and answer the given questions. 
 
Thirteen persons are standing in four different queues in 
front of the four different counters viz. A, B, C and D. All the 
counter are in the same line aligned in west to east 
direction starting with counter A at the easternmost end 
followed by counter B to the west of it till counter D at the 
westernmost end. All the persons are facing towards 
North. The distance between two persons standing in a 
queue is same for all the queue. Among the thirteen 
persons four of them are married couple and no couple 
stands in the queue of same counter.  
 
Two person stands between K and J in a queue. Number of 
persons standing in queue against counter D and counter A 
is same. The first person standing at counter D and A is a 
female. Number of person at counter B and C is less than 
counter A. The first person at counter B is a male and he is 
not married. Only one person stands to the east of R, who 
is married to Q. Number of person standing at counter B is 
less than counter C. N is a female and is married to K. P is a 
male and stands immediately ahead of M who is married to 
J. More than one person stands on the west of P. Q stands 
immediately ahead of S, who stands to the west of O, who 
is a male. L is married to U, who is a female. L stands on the 
west of T. T is male. The one who stands last at counter A 
is a female and is not married to K. N does not stand in the 
same queue with O. V is one of the person standing in the 
queue. Q is a female. The wife of L does not stand first in 
the queue.  
    
 
36. Who among the following person stands first at 
counter B? 
 (a) N (b) M (c) T 
 (d) L (e) None of these 
 
37. Who among the following is standing at the third 
position in the queue on counter D? 
 (a) Q (b) M (c) S 
 (d) Cannot be determined (e) None of these 
 
38. Who among the following is standing behind O in the 
queue? 
 (a) K (b) L (c) P  
 (d) No one (e) None of these 
 
39. The wife of K is standing against which of the following 
counter? 
 (a) A (b) B (c) C 
 (d) D (e) Either Counter B or D 
 
40. Who among the following is standing to the immediate 
right of the person standing at the second position in 
the queue on counter C? 
 (a) M (b) J (c) O 
 (d) N (e) None of these  
 
Direction (41-43): Study the following information 
carefully and answer the questions: 
Clubs ( ?), diamonds ( ?), hearts ( ?) and spades ( ?)  
A ? B means A is to the North of B  
A ? B means A is to the South of B  
A ? B means A is to the East of B  
A ? B means A is to the West of B  
There are 3 buses travelling from P to Q.  
Bus 1: A 14 ? P, B 6 ? A, C 10 ? B, D 6 ? C, Q 4 ? D 
Bus 2: M 10 ? P, N 10 ? M, O 6 ?N, R 5 ? O, S 10 ? 
R, T 5 ? S, Q 6 ? T 
Bus 3: J 12 ? P, K 10 ? J, L 2 ? K, U 5 ? L, V 10 ? U, 
Q 3 ? V 
 
41. What is the distance between U and N? 
 (a) 20 (b) 15 (c) 14 
 (d) 25 (e) None of these 
 
42. S is in which direction and distance from B? 
 (a) 19, East (b) 19, West (c) 20, East 
 (d) 20, West (e) None of these 
 
43. Which of the following lie in a straight line? 
 (a) SRU (b) VQT (c) ONJ 
 (d) LQD (e) None of these 
 
Direction (44-45): In the following question a statement 
is given followed by two statements numbered as I and II. 
You have to read all the statements and decide which of the 
following is the suitable course of action for the mentioned 
statement above. 
 
44. To provide proper education, we need to improve our 
education system. To improve education system, we 
need good teachers. To provide good teachers, we 
again need good education. In India there are some 
good institutes too but most of the students opt for a 
job rather than trying the career in teaching field which 
requires post-graduation as minimum eligibility 
criteria because they do not get a good salary there.