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IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 1
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions given below:

Eight persons P, Q, R, S, A, B, C, and D are sitting around a circular table but not necessarily in the same order. There is also a bigger circle circumscribing the smaller circle. Four persons are sitting in the smaller circle and remaining four persons are sitting in the bigger circle, facing each other. Persons sitting in the smaller circle are facing away from the centre and persons sitting in the bigger circle are facing towards the centre of the circle. The number of assignments they have to submit is different and are multiple of 3 viz, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15,18, 21, and 24. Q is sitting in the smaller circle, third to the left of C, and have to submit 6 assignments. A sit second to the left of P, and have to submit five times more submit than P. Number of assignments A and B have to submit together is three more than to the number of assignments submitted by S. S faces the person who is an immediate neighbor of C, but not the one who have submitted less than 10 assignments. B and P are immediate neighbor of each other. D faces the person who have to submit three more assignments than D. R has to submit half number of assignments than C. The person who sits on the immediate right of B have to submit the number of assignments which is square root of the number of assignments B has to submit.

Q. Who among the following has to submit 24 assignments?

Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 1
Eight persons: P, Q, R, S, A, B, C, and D

Number of assignments: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, and 24.

1. Q is sitting in the smaller circle, third to the left of C, and have to submit 6 assignments.

2. S faces the person who is an immediate neighbor of C, but not the one who have submitted less than 10 assignments.

On combining these two lines we get, that S faces the person who sit on the immediate left of C.

3. A sit second to the left of P, and have to submit five times more submit than P.

4. B and P are immediate neighbor of each other.

5. Number of assignments A and B have to submit together is three more than to the number of assignments submitted by S.

On combining these three sentences we get,

A and P both sit on the bigger circle as no space left for them to sit in the smaller circle and also we have two cases for the position of P.

A will submit 15 assignments and P will submit 3 assignments.

A will submit 15 assignments and B will submit 9 assignments and the total of their assignments are 24.

According to this the number of assignments submitted by S is 21.

Now we have two cases for the position of P.

First Case: When P sits on the immediate right of B.

Second Case: When P sits on the immediate left of B.

6. D faces the person who have to submit three more assignments than D.

From this line we have three possibilities for the position of D.

First Case: When D faces S.

In this case D will submit 18 assignments.

First Case (a): When D faces A.

In this case D will submit 12 assignments.

Second Case: When D faces S and submit 18 assignments.

7. R has to submit half number of assignments than C.

From this sentence it is clear that R will submit 12 assignments and C will submit 24 assignments.

So, our First case (a) is eliminated.

From this it is now clear that D will submit 18 assignments.

First Case:

Second Possibility:

8. The person who sits on the immediate right of B have to submit the number of assignments which is square root of the number of assignments B has to submit.

From this sentence our Second case is eliminated, as in that A sit to the immediate right of B, and submitting 12 assignments which is not possible as 12 is not the square root of 9.

The final arrangement:

So, C has to submit 24 assignments.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 2
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions given below:

Eight persons P, Q, R, S, A, B, C, and D are sitting around a circular table but not necessarily in the same order. There is also a bigger circle circumscribing the smaller circle. Four persons are sitting in the smaller circle and remaining four persons are sitting in the bigger circle, facing each other. Persons sitting in the smaller circle are facing away from the centre and persons sitting in the bigger circle are facing towards the centre of the circle. The number of assignments they have to submit is different and are multiple of 3 viz, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15,18, 21, and 24. Q is sitting in the smaller circle, third to the left of C, and have to submit 6 assignments. A sit second to the left of P, and have to submit five times more submit than P. Number of assignments A and B have to submit together is three more than to the number of assignments submitted by S. S faces the person who is an immediate neighbor of C, but not the one who have submitted less than 10 assignments. B and P are immediate neighbor of each other. D faces the person who have to submit three more assignments than D. R has to submit half number of assignments than C. The person who sits on the immediate right of B have to submit the number of assignments which is square root of the number of assignments B has to submit.

Q. Who faces A?

Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 2
Eight persons: P, Q, R, S, A, B, C, and D

Number of assignments: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, and 24.

1. Q is sitting in the smaller circle, third to the left of C, and have to submit 6 assignments.

2. S faces the person who is an immediate neighbor of C, but not the one who have submitted less than 10 assignments.

On combining these two lines we get, that S faces the person who sit on the immediate left of C.

3. A sit second to the left of P, and have to submit five times more submit than P.

4. B and P are immediate neighbor of each other.

5. Number of assignments A and B have to submit together is three more than to the number of assignments submitted by S.

On combining these three sentences we get,

A and P both sit on the bigger circle as no space left for them to sit in the smaller circle and also we have two cases for the position of P.

A will submit 15 assignments and P will submit 3 assignments.

A will submit 15 assignments and B will submit 9 assignments and the total of their assignments are 24.

According to this the number of assignments submitted by S is 21.

Now we have two cases for the position of P.

First Case: When P sits on the immediate right of B.

Second Case: When P sits on the immediate left of B.

6. D faces the person who have to submit three more assignments than D.

From this line we have three possibilities for the position of D.

First Case: When D faces S.

In this case D will submit 18 assignments.

First Case (a): When D faces A.

In this case D will submit 12 assignments.

Second Case: When D faces S and submit 18 assignments.

7. R has to submit half number of assignments than C.

From this sentence it is clear that R will submit 12 assignments and C will submit 24 assignments.

So, our First case (a) is eliminated.

From this it is now clear that D will submit 18 assignments.

First Case:

Second Possibility:

8. The person who sits on the immediate right of B have to submit the number of assignments which is square root of the number of assignments B has to submit.

From this sentence our Second case is eliminated, as in that A sit to the immediate right of B, and submitting 12 assignments which is not possible as 12 is not the square root of 9.

The final arrangement:

So, R faces A.

Hence, the correct option is (B).

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IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 3
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions given below:

Eight persons P, Q, R, S, A, B, C, and D are sitting around a circular table but not necessarily in the same order. There is also a bigger circle circumscribing the smaller circle. Four persons are sitting in the smaller circle and remaining four persons are sitting in the bigger circle, facing each other. Persons sitting in the smaller circle are facing away from the centre and persons sitting in the bigger circle are facing towards the centre of the circle. The number of assignments they have to submit is different and are multiple of 3 viz, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15,18, 21, and 24. Q is sitting in the smaller circle, third to the left of C, and have to submit 6 assignments. A sit second to the left of P, and have to submit five times more submit than P. Number of assignments A and B have to submit together is three more than to the number of assignments submitted by S. S faces the person who is an immediate neighbor of C, but not the one who have submitted less than 10 assignments. B and P are immediate neighbor of each other. D faces the person who have to submit three more assignments than D. R has to submit half number of assignments than C. The person who sits on the immediate right of B have to submit the number of assignments which is square root of the number of assignments B has to submit.

Q. What is the product of the number of assignments submitted by D and B together?

Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 3
Eight persons: P, Q, R, S, A, B, C, and D

Number of assignments: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, and 24.

1. Q is sitting in the smaller circle, third to the left of C, and have to submit 6 assignments.

2. S faces the person who is an immediate neighbor of C, but not the one who have submitted less than 10 assignments.

On combining these two lines we get, that S faces the person who sit on the immediate left of C.

3. A sit second to the left of P, and have to submit five times more submit than P.

4. B and P are immediate neighbor of each other.

5. Number of assignments A and B have to submit together is three more than to the number of assignments submitted by S.

On combining these three sentences we get,

A and P both sit on the bigger circle as no space left for them to sit in the smaller circle and also we have two cases for the position of P.

A will submit 15 assignments and P will submit 3 assignments.

A will submit 15 assignments and B will submit 9 assignments and the total of their assignments are 24.

According to this the number of assignments submitted by S is 21.

Now we have two cases for the position of P.

First Case: When P sits on the immediate right of B.

Second Case: When P sits on the immediate left of B.

6. D faces the person who have to submit three more assignments than D.

From this line we have three possibilities for the position of D.

First Case: When D faces S.

In this case D will submit 18 assignments.

First Case (a): When D faces A.

In this case D will submit 12 assignments.

Second Case: When D faces S and submit 18 assignments.

7. R has to submit half number of assignments than C.

From this sentence it is clear that R will submit 12 assignments and C will submit 24 assignments.

So, our First case (a) is eliminated.

From this it is now clear that D will submit 18 assignments.

First Case:

Second Possibility:

8. The person who sits on the immediate right of B have to submit the number of assignments which is square root of the number of assignments B has to submit.

From this sentence our Second case is eliminated, as in that A sit to the immediate right of B, and submitting 12 assignments which is not possible as 12 is not the square root of 9.

The final arrangement:

Number of assignments submitted by D = 18.

Number of assignments submitted by B = 9.

Product = 18 × 9 = 162

So, 162 is the product of the number of the assignments submitted by D and B together.

Hence, the correct option is (C).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 4
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions given below:

Eight persons P, Q, R, S, A, B, C, and D are sitting around a circular table but not necessarily in the same order. There is also a bigger circle circumscribing the smaller circle. Four persons are sitting in the smaller circle and remaining four persons are sitting in the bigger circle, facing each other. Persons sitting in the smaller circle are facing away from the centre and persons sitting in the bigger circle are facing towards the centre of the circle. The number of assignments they have to submit is different and are multiple of 3 viz, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15,18, 21, and 24. Q is sitting in the smaller circle, third to the left of C, and have to submit 6 assignments. A sit second to the left of P, and have to submit five times more submit than P. Number of assignments A and B have to submit together is three more than to the number of assignments submitted by S. S faces the person who is an immediate neighbor of C, but not the one who have submitted less than 10 assignments. B and P are immediate neighbor of each other. D faces the person who have to submit three more assignments than D. R has to submit half number of assignments than C. The person who sits on the immediate right of B have to submit the number of assignments which is square root of the number of assignments B has to submit.

Q. Four of the five are alike in a certain way and so form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 4
Eight persons: P, Q, R, S, A, B, C, and D

Number of assignments: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, and 24.

1. Q is sitting in the smaller circle, third to the left of C, and have to submit 6 assignments.

2. S faces the person who is an immediate neighbor of C, but not the one who have submitted less than 10 assignments.

On combining these two lines we get, that S faces the person who sit on the immediate left of C.

3. A sit second to the left of P, and have to submit five times more submit than P.

4. B and P are immediate neighbor of each other.

5. Number of assignments A and B have to submit together is three more than to the number of assignments submitted by S.

On combining these three sentences we get,

A and P both sit on the bigger circle as no space left for them to sit in the smaller circle and also we have two cases for the position of P.

A will submit 15 assignments and P will submit 3 assignments.

A will submit 15 assignments and B will submit 9 assignments and the total of their assignments are 24.

According to this the number of assignments submitted by S is 21.

Now we have two cases for the position of P.

First Case: When P sits on the immediate right of B.

Second Case: When P sits on the immediate left of B.

6. D faces the person who have to submit three more assignments than D.

From this line we have three possibilities for the position of D.

First Case: When D faces S.

In this case D will submit 18 assignments.

First Case (a): When D faces A.

In this case D will submit 12 assignments.

Second Case: When D faces S and submit 18 assignments.

7. R has to submit half number of assignments than C.

From this sentence it is clear that R will submit 12 assignments and C will submit 24 assignments.

So, our First case (a) is eliminated.

From this it is now clear that D will submit 18 assignments.

First Case:

Second Possibility:

8. The person who sits on the immediate right of B have to submit the number of assignments which is square root of the number of assignments B has to submit.

From this sentence our Second case is eliminated, as in that A sit to the immediate right of B, and submitting 12 assignments which is not possible as 12 is not the square root of 9.

The final arrangement:

Except, QD all pairs are facing each other.

So, QD does not belong to the group.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 5
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions given below:

Eight persons P, Q, R, S, A, B, C, and D are sitting around a circular table but not necessarily in the same order. There is also a bigger circle circumscribing the smaller circle. Four persons are sitting in the smaller circle and remaining four persons are sitting in the bigger circle, facing each other. Persons sitting in the smaller circle are facing away from the centre and persons sitting in the bigger circle are facing towards the centre of the circle. The number of assignments they have to submit is different and are multiple of 3 viz, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15,18, 21, and 24. Q is sitting in the smaller circle, third to the left of C, and have to submit 6 assignments. A sit second to the left of P, and have to submit five times more submit than P. Number of assignments A and B have to submit together is three more than to the number of assignments submitted by S. S faces the person who is an immediate neighbor of C, but not the one who have submitted less than 10 assignments. B and P are immediate neighbor of each other. D faces the person who have to submit three more assignments than D. R has to submit half number of assignments than C. The person who sits on the immediate right of B have to submit the number of assignments which is square root of the number of assignments B has to submit.

Q. Who sits on the immediate left of the person who faces the person who have submitted 6 assignments?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 5
Eight persons: P, Q, R, S, A, B, C, and D

Number of assignments: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, and 24.

1. Q is sitting in the smaller circle, third to the left of C, and have to submit 6 assignments.

2. S faces the person who is an immediate neighbor of C, but not the one who have submitted less than 10 assignments.

On combining these two lines we get, that S faces the person who sit on the immediate left of C.

3. A sit second to the left of P, and have to submit five times more submit than P.

4. B and P are immediate neighbor of each other.

5. Number of assignments A and B have to submit together is three more than to the number of assignments submitted by S.

On combining these three sentences we get,

A and P both sit on the bigger circle as no space left for them to sit in the smaller circle and also we have two cases for the position of P.

A will submit 15 assignments and P will submit 3 assignments.

A will submit 15 assignments and B will submit 9 assignments and the total of their assignments are 24.

According to this the number of assignments submitted by S is 21.

Now we have two cases for the position of P.

First Case: When P sits on the immediate right of B.

Second Case: When P sits on the immediate left of B.

6. D faces the person who have to submit three more assignments than D.

From this line we have three possibilities for the position of D.

First Case: When D faces S.

In this case D will submit 18 assignments.

First Case (a): When D faces A.

In this case D will submit 12 assignments.

Second Case: When D faces S and submit 18 assignments.

7. R has to submit half number of assignments than C.

From this sentence it is clear that R will submit 12 assignments and C will submit 24 assignments.

So, our First case (a) is eliminated.

From this it is now clear that D will submit 18 assignments.

First Case:

Second Possibility:

8. The person who sits on the immediate right of B have to submit the number of assignments which is square root of the number of assignments B has to submit.

From this sentence our Second case is eliminated, as in that A sit to the immediate right of B, and submitting 12 assignments which is not possible as 12 is not the square root of 9.

The final arrangement:

Q has submitted 6 assignments and B faces Q and A is sitting to the immediate left of B.

So, A sits on the immediate left of the person who faces the person who have submitted 6 assignments.

Hence, the correct option is (B).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 6
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Words and numbers arrangement machines when given an input line of numbers rearrange them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement.

Input: Clock 56 Trend 88 Lunch March 72 96 12 Which

Step I: M@rch 12 Clock 56 Trend 88 Lunch 72 96 Which

Step II: M@rch 12 Clock 88 Lunch 72 96 Which Tr#nd 56

Step III: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 Clock 88 Lunch 96 Tr#nd 56

Step IV: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 Lunch 96 Cl%ck 88 Tr#nd 56

Step V: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 L&nch 96 Cl%ck 88 Tr#nd 56

Step V is the last step.

Input: Thing 26 79 Watch Study Press 67 18 World 33

Q. Which of the following element is second from the left end of step III?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 6
For Word Arrangement: The words are arranged based on vowel present in the words in the alphabetical order

For Number Arrangement: The numbers are arranged in ascending order.

For step 1, step 2 Arrangement: The first vowel in alphabetical order and the lowest number are arranged from the left end, while arranging the words, the vowels are changed to the special symbol. Then the second-lowest number and second vowel in alphabetical order are arranged from the right end, so on..,

Vowels replacement with symbols: A=@, E=#, I=$, O=%, U=&

Input: Thing 26 79 Watch Study Press 67 18 world 33

Step I: W@tch 18 Thing 26 79 Study Press 67 World 33

Step II: W@tch 18 Thing 79 Study 67 World 33 Pr#ss 26

Step III: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 79 Study 67 World Pr#ss26

Step IV: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 79 Study W%rld 67 Pr#ss 26

Step V: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 St&dy79 W%rld 67 Pr#ss26

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 7
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Words and numbers arrangement machines when given an input line of numbers rearrange them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement.

Input: Clock 56 Trend 88 Lunch March 72 96 12 Which

Step I: M@rch 12 Clock 56 Trend 88 Lunch 72 96 Which

Step II: M@rch 12 Clock 88 Lunch 72 96 Which Tr#nd 56

Step III: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 Clock 88 Lunch 96 Tr#nd 56

Step IV: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 Lunch 96 Cl%ck 88 Tr#nd 56

Step V: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 L&nch 96 Cl%ck 88 Tr#nd 56

Step V is the last step.

Input: Thing 26 79 Watch Study Press 67 18 World 33

Q. How many elements are there to the right of “67” in step IV?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 7
For Word Arrangement: The words are arranged based on vowel present in the words in the alphabetical order

For Number Arrangement: The numbers are arranged in ascending order.

For step 1, step 2 Arrangement: The first vowel in alphabetical order and the lowest number are arranged from the left end, while arranging the words, the vowels are changed to the special symbol. Then the second-lowest number and second vowel in alphabetical order are arranged from the right end, so on..,

Vowels replacement with symbols: A=@, E=#, I=$, O=%, U=&

Input: Thing 26 79 Watch Study Press 67 18 world 33

Step I: W@tch 18 Thing 26 79 Study Press 67 World 33

Step II: W@tch 18 Thing 79 Study 67 World 33 Pr#ss 26

Step III: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 79 Study 67 World Pr#ss26

Step IV: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 79 Study W%rld 67 Pr#ss 26

Step V: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 St&dy79 W%rld 67 Pr#ss26

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 8
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Words and numbers arrangement machines when given an input line of numbers rearrange them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement.

Input: Clock 56 Trend 88 Lunch March 72 96 12 Which

Step I: M@rch 12 Clock 56 Trend 88 Lunch 72 96 Which

Step II: M@rch 12 Clock 88 Lunch 72 96 Which Tr#nd 56

Step III: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 Clock 88 Lunch 96 Tr#nd 56

Step IV: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 Lunch 96 Cl%ck 88 Tr#nd 56

Step V: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 L&nch 96 Cl%ck 88 Tr#nd 56

Step V is the last step.

Input: Thing 26 79 Watch Study Press 67 18 World 33

Q. In which of the following step the number of elements in between ‘W@tch’ and ‘79’ is maximum?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 8
For Word Arrangement: The words are arranged based on vowel present in the words in the alphabetical order

For Number Arrangement: The numbers are arranged in ascending order.

For step 1, step 2 Arrangement: The first vowel in alphabetical order and the lowest number are arranged from the left end, while arranging the words, the vowels are changed to the special symbol. Then the second-lowest number and second vowel in alphabetical order are arranged from the right end, so on..,

Vowels replacement with symbols: A=@, E=#, I=$, O=%, U=&

Input: Thing 26 79 Watch Study Press 67 18 world 33

Step I: W@tch 18 Thing 26 79 Study Press 67 World 33

Step II: W@tch 18 Thing 79 Study 67 World 33 Pr#ss 26

Step III: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 79 Study 67 World Pr#ss26

Step IV: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 79 Study W%rld 67 Pr#ss 26

Step V: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 St&dy79 W%rld 67 Pr#ss26

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 9
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Words and numbers arrangement machines when given an input line of numbers rearrange them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement.

Input: Clock 56 Trend 88 Lunch March 72 96 12 Which

Step I: M@rch 12 Clock 56 Trend 88 Lunch 72 96 Which

Step II: M@rch 12 Clock 88 Lunch 72 96 Which Tr#nd 56

Step III: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 Clock 88 Lunch 96 Tr#nd 56

Step IV: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 Lunch 96 Cl%ck 88 Tr#nd 56

Step V: M@rch 12 Wh$ch 72 L&nch 96 Cl%ck 88 Tr#nd 56

Step V is the last step.

Input: Thing 26 79 Watch Study Press 67 18 World 33

Q. Which of the following is step III?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 9
For Word Arrangement: The words are arranged based on vowel present in the words in the alphabetical order

For Number Arrangement: The numbers are arranged in ascending order.

For step 1, step 2 Arrangement: The first vowel in alphabetical order and the lowest number are arranged from the left end, while arranging the words, the vowels are changed to the special symbol. Then the second-lowest number and second vowel in alphabetical order are arranged from the right end, so on..,

Vowels replacement with symbols: A=@, E=#, I=$, O=%, U=&

Input: Thing 26 79 Watch Study Press 67 18 world 33

Step I: W@tch 18 Thing 26 79 Study Press 67 World 33

Step II: W@tch 18 Thing 79 Study 67 World 33 Pr#ss 26

Step III: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 79 Study 67 World Pr#ss26

Step IV: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 79 Study W%rld 67 Pr#ss 26

Step V: W@tch 18 Th$ng 33 St&dy79 W%rld 67 Pr#ss26

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 10
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Direction: In a number system there are symbols namely @ and #. ‘0’ is represented by ‘@’and ‘1’ is represented by ‘#’. Subsequently,

‘2’ is represented by ‘#@’.

‘3’ is represented by ‘##’

‘4’ is represented by ‘#@@’

‘5’ is represented by ‘#@#’

‘6’ is represented by ‘##@’

Based, on the above pattern, answer the question that follows-

Q. Which of the following will represent code for ‘23’?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 10
According to the given information-

To get the equivalent of 23, we use the method of successive division by 2-

Now the code- 10111

On replacing ‘1’ and ‘0’ by ‘#’ and ‘@’ respectively-

The code for → ‘23’ → ‘10111’ → #@###

So, the code for 23 is ‘#@###’.

Hence, the correct option is (B).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 11
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Direction: In a number system there are symbols namely @ and #. ‘0’ is represented by ‘@’and ‘1’ is represented by ‘#’. Subsequently,

‘2’ is represented by ‘#@’.

‘3’ is represented by ‘##’

‘4’ is represented by ‘#@@’

‘5’ is represented by ‘#@#’

‘6’ is represented by ‘##@’

Based, on the above pattern, answer the question that follows-

Q. Which of the following will represent code for ‘49?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 11
According to the given information-

To get the equivalent of 49, we use the method of successive division by 2-

Now the code- 110001

On replacing ‘1’ and ‘0’ by ‘#’ and ‘@’ respectively-

The code for → ‘49’ → ‘110001’ → ##@@@#

So, code for 49 is ‘##@@@#’.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 12
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Direction: In a number system there are symbols namely @ and #. ‘0’ is represented by ‘@’and ‘1’ is represented by ‘#’. Subsequently,

‘2’ is represented by ‘#@’.

‘3’ is represented by ‘##’

‘4’ is represented by ‘#@@’

‘5’ is represented by ‘#@#’

‘6’ is represented by ‘##@’

Based, on the above pattern, answer the question that follows-

Q. Which of the following will be represented by #@##@?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 12
According to the given information-

As # represented 1 and @ represented 0 then-

→ #@##@ → 10110 → 1 × 24 + 0 × 23 + 1 × 22 + 1 × 21 + 0 × 20 → 16 + 0 + 4 + 2 + 0 → 22

So, #@##@ is represented by 22.

Hence, the correct option is (D).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 13
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Certain number of persons are sitting in a linear row facing the north direction and some of them sing different songs. Only two persons sit between E and the one who sings Disco but none of them sits at the end of the row. The number of persons sitting between E and the one who sings Disco is one less than the number of persons sitting between E and T, who sits third to the right of the one who sings Rock. E doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who sings Rock. T sits exactly in the middle of the one who sings Disco and M, who sits fifth to the right of the one who sings Folk. As many persons sit between M and the one who sings Rock as to the left of the one who sings Folk. Only three persons sit between S and the one who sings Jazz, who sits three places away from the one who sings Folk. More than one person sits between S and M. As many persons sit between the one who sings Jazz and M as between T and K, who sits fifth to the left of the one who sings Pop. Not more than five persons sit to the right of the one who sings Pop. Not more than four persons are seated between the one who sings pop and disco.

Q. How many persons are sitting in the row?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 13

  • Only two persons sit between E and the one who sings Disco but none of them sits at the end of the row.
  • The number of persons sitting between E and the one who sings Disco is one less than the number of persons sitting between E and T, who sits third to the right of the one who sings Rock.
  • E doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who sings Rock.

  • T sits exactly in the middle of the one who sings Disco and M, who sits fifth to the right of the one who sings Folk.
  • As many persons sit between M and the one who sings Rock as to the left of the one who sings Folk.
  • Only three persons sit between S and the one who sings Jazz, who sits three places away from the one who sings Folk.
  • More than one person sits between S and M.

Hence, case 2 gets eliminated.

  • As many persons sit between the one who sings Jazz and M as between T and K, who sits fifth to the left of the one who sings Pop.
  • Not more than five persons sit to the right of the one who sings Pop.
  • Not more than four persons are seated between the one who sings pop and disco.

Hence, case 1a gets eliminated.

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 14
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Certain number of persons are sitting in a linear row facing the north direction and some of them sing different songs. Only two persons sit between E and the one who sings Disco but none of them sits at the end of the row. The number of persons sitting between E and the one who sings Disco is one less than the number of persons sitting between E and T, who sits third to the right of the one who sings Rock. E doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who sings Rock. T sits exactly in the middle of the one who sings Disco and M, who sits fifth to the right of the one who sings Folk. As many persons sit between M and the one who sings Rock as to the left of the one who sings Folk. Only three persons sit between S and the one who sings Jazz, who sits three places away from the one who sings Folk. More than one person sits between S and M. As many persons sit between the one who sings Jazz and M as between T and K, who sits fifth to the left of the one who sings Pop. Not more than five persons sit to the right of the one who sings Pop. Not more than four persons are seated between the one who sings pop and disco.

Q. What is the position of T with respect to the one who sings Pop?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 14

  • Only two persons sit between E and the one who sings Disco but none of them sits at the end of the row.
  • The number of persons sitting between E and the one who sings Disco is one less than the number of persons sitting between E and T, who sits third to the right of the one who sings Rock.
  • E doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who sings Rock.

  • T sits exactly in the middle of the one who sings Disco and M, who sits fifth to the right of the one who sings Folk.
  • As many persons sit between M and the one who sings Rock as to the left of the one who sings Folk.
  • Only three persons sit between S and the one who sings Jazz, who sits three places away from the one who sings Folk.
  • More than one person sits between S and M.

Hence, case 2 gets eliminated.

  • As many persons sit between the one who sings Jazz and M as between T and K, who sits fifth to the left of the one who sings Pop.
  • Not more than five persons sit to the right of the one who sings Pop.
  • Not more than four persons are seated between the one who sings pop and disco.

Hence, case 1a gets eliminated.

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 15
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Certain number of persons are sitting in a linear row facing the north direction and some of them sing different songs. Only two persons sit between E and the one who sings Disco but none of them sits at the end of the row. The number of persons sitting between E and the one who sings Disco is one less than the number of persons sitting between E and T, who sits third to the right of the one who sings Rock. E doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who sings Rock. T sits exactly in the middle of the one who sings Disco and M, who sits fifth to the right of the one who sings Folk. As many persons sit between M and the one who sings Rock as to the left of the one who sings Folk. Only three persons sit between S and the one who sings Jazz, who sits three places away from the one who sings Folk. More than one person sits between S and M. As many persons sit between the one who sings Jazz and M as between T and K, who sits fifth to the left of the one who sings Pop. Not more than five persons sit to the right of the one who sings Pop. Not more than four persons are seated between the one who sings pop and disco.

Q. As many persons sit between the one who sings Folk and K as between ______.
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 15

  • Only two persons sit between E and the one who sings Disco but none of them sits at the end of the row.
  • The number of persons sitting between E and the one who sings Disco is one less than the number of persons sitting between E and T, who sits third to the right of the one who sings Rock.
  • E doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who sings Rock.

  • T sits exactly in the middle of the one who sings Disco and M, who sits fifth to the right of the one who sings Folk.
  • As many persons sit between M and the one who sings Rock as to the left of the one who sings Folk.
  • Only three persons sit between S and the one who sings Jazz, who sits three places away from the one who sings Folk.
  • More than one person sits between S and M.

Hence, case 2 gets eliminated.

  • As many persons sit between the one who sings Jazz and M as between T and K, who sits fifth to the left of the one who sings Pop.
  • Not more than five persons sit to the right of the one who sings Pop.
  • Not more than four persons are seated between the one who sings pop and disco.

Hence, case 1a gets eliminated.

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 16
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Certain number of persons are sitting in a linear row facing the north direction and some of them sing different songs. Only two persons sit between E and the one who sings Disco but none of them sits at the end of the row. The number of persons sitting between E and the one who sings Disco is one less than the number of persons sitting between E and T, who sits third to the right of the one who sings Rock. E doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who sings Rock. T sits exactly in the middle of the one who sings Disco and M, who sits fifth to the right of the one who sings Folk. As many persons sit between M and the one who sings Rock as to the left of the one who sings Folk. Only three persons sit between S and the one who sings Jazz, who sits three places away from the one who sings Folk. More than one person sits between S and M. As many persons sit between the one who sings Jazz and M as between T and K, who sits fifth to the left of the one who sings Pop. Not more than five persons sit to the right of the one who sings Pop. Not more than four persons are seated between the one who sings pop and disco.

Q. If only the persons names are known arranged in the reverse alphabetical order on the respective occupied seats from left to right, then how many persons remain unchanged in their position?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 16

  • Only two persons sit between E and the one who sings Disco but none of them sits at the end of the row.
  • The number of persons sitting between E and the one who sings Disco is one less than the number of persons sitting between E and T, who sits third to the right of the one who sings Rock.
  • E doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who sings Rock.

  • T sits exactly in the middle of the one who sings Disco and M, who sits fifth to the right of the one who sings Folk.
  • As many persons sit between M and the one who sings Rock as to the left of the one who sings Folk.
  • Only three persons sit between S and the one who sings Jazz, who sits three places away from the one who sings Folk.
  • More than one person sits between S and M.

Hence, case 2 gets eliminated.

  • As many persons sit between the one who sings Jazz and M as between T and K, who sits fifth to the left of the one who sings Pop.
  • Not more than five persons sit to the right of the one who sings Pop.
  • Not more than four persons are seated between the one who sings pop and disco.

Hence, case 1a gets eliminated.

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 17
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Certain number of persons are sitting in a linear row facing the north direction and some of them sing different songs. Only two persons sit between E and the one who sings Disco but none of them sits at the end of the row. The number of persons sitting between E and the one who sings Disco is one less than the number of persons sitting between E and T, who sits third to the right of the one who sings Rock. E doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who sings Rock. T sits exactly in the middle of the one who sings Disco and M, who sits fifth to the right of the one who sings Folk. As many persons sit between M and the one who sings Rock as to the left of the one who sings Folk. Only three persons sit between S and the one who sings Jazz, who sits three places away from the one who sings Folk. More than one person sits between S and M. As many persons sit between the one who sings Jazz and M as between T and K, who sits fifth to the left of the one who sings Pop. Not more than five persons sit to the right of the one who sings Pop. Not more than four persons are seated between the one who sings pop and disco.

Q. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Find the one that doesn’t belong to that group.
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 17

  • Only two persons sit between E and the one who sings Disco but none of them sits at the end of the row.
  • The number of persons sitting between E and the one who sings Disco is one less than the number of persons sitting between E and T, who sits third to the right of the one who sings Rock.
  • E doesn’t sit adjacent to the one who sings Rock.

  • T sits exactly in the middle of the one who sings Disco and M, who sits fifth to the right of the one who sings Folk.
  • As many persons sit between M and the one who sings Rock as to the left of the one who sings Folk.
  • Only three persons sit between S and the one who sings Jazz, who sits three places away from the one who sings Folk.
  • More than one person sits between S and M.

Hence, case 2 gets eliminated.

  • As many persons sit between the one who sings Jazz and M as between T and K, who sits fifth to the left of the one who sings Pop.
  • Not more than five persons sit to the right of the one who sings Pop.
  • Not more than four persons are seated between the one who sings pop and disco.

Hence, case 1a gets eliminated.

(except option D, in all other options the number of persons between them is an odd number)

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 18
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Directions: In a certain coding system,

In the following questions, the symbols @, ©, #, $ and ⋆ are used with the following meaning illustrated.

‘P © Q’ means ‘P is not smaller than Q’.

‘P ⋆ Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor smaller than Q’.

‘P @ Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor equal to Q’.

‘P # Q’ means ‘P is neither smaller than nor equal to Q’.

‘P % Q’ means ‘P is not greater than Q’.

Based on the information provided above, answer the following questions.

Statement: U * V, V @ W, W % Z, Z@Y, Y*X

Conclusions:

I. Z @ U

II. W # U

III. Z # V
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 18

Given statements are: U ⋆ V, V @ W, W % Z, Z@Y, Y*X

On Decoding: U = V, V < w,="" w="" ≤="" z,="" z="" />< y,="" y="" />

On combining these, U = V < w="" ≤="" z="" />< y="" />

Now given conclusions are:

I. Z @ U --- Z < u,="" false="" (because="" u="V" />< w="" ≤="" z,="" z="" /> U)

II. W # U --- W > U, True (U = V < />

III. Z # V --- Z > V, True (V < w="" ≤="" />

So, Conclusion II and III follow.

Hence, the correct option is (B).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 19
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Directions: In a certain coding system,

In the following questions, the symbols @, ©, #, $ and ⋆ are used with the following meaning illustrated.

‘P © Q’ means ‘P is not smaller than Q’.

‘P ⋆ Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor smaller than Q’.

‘P @ Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor equal to Q’.

‘P # Q’ means ‘P is neither smaller than nor equal to Q’.

‘P % Q’ means ‘P is not greater than Q’.

Based on the information provided above, answer the following questions.

Statement: N % R, R # Q, Q © S, S*T, T@U

Conclusions:

I. N @ Q

II. R © S

III. S @ R
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 19

Given statements are: N % R, R # Q, Q © S, S*T, T @ U i.e.

N ≤ R, R > Q, Q ≥ S, S = T, T < />

On combining these, N ≤ R > Q ≥ S = T < />

Now given conclusions are:

I. N @ Q --- N < q="" (false="" because="" relationship="" between="" n="" and="" q="" can’t="" be="" />

II. R © S --- R ≥ S (False because R > Q ≥ S, R > S)

III. S @ R --- S < r="" true="" (r="" /> Q ≥ S, R > S)

So, Only III is true

Hence, the correct option is (C).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 20
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Directions: In a certain coding system,

In the following questions, the symbols @, ©, #, $ and ⋆ are used with the following meaning illustrated.

‘P © Q’ means ‘P is not smaller than Q’.

‘P ⋆ Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor smaller than Q’.

‘P @ Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor equal to Q’.

‘P # Q’ means ‘P is neither smaller than nor equal to Q’.

‘P % Q’ means ‘P is not greater than Q’.

Based on the information provided above, answer the following questions.

Statements: A © B, B # C, C ⋆ D, D @ E, E @ F

Conclusions:

I. D @ B

II. D % A

III. C ⋆ A
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 20

Given statements are: A © B, B # C, C ⋆ D, D @ E, E @ F

On Decoding: i.e. A ≥ B, B > C, C = D, D < e,="" />< />

On combining these, A ≥ B > C = D < e="" />< />

So, Only I is true

Now, given conclusions are:

I. D @ B --- D < b="" true="" (b="" /> C = D)

II. D % A --- D ≤ A False (as A ≥ B > C = D, D < />

III. C ⋆ A --- C = A False (as A ≥ B > C, C < />

So, Only I is true.

Hence, the correct option is (A).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 21
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Direction: Read the given information carefully and answer given question.

First 9 multiple of number 3 are written from left to right. The letters of word ‘PRIME’ are written in order against each of odd number (One letter against one number). There are 2 letters between M and K. There are as many letters between K and S as between Y and A. Neither Y nor S is a multiple of 4. (No letter is repeated against any number)

Q. How many four letter meaningful word starting with S by using one letter only once can be formed from letters at even positions in final arrangement?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 21
9 Multiple of 3 are: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27

(1) First 9 multiple of 3 numbers are written from left to right.

(2) The letters of word ‘PRIME’ are written in order against each of odd number (One letter against one number).

(3) There are 2 letters between M and K.

(4) There are as many letters between K and S as between Y and A.

(5) Neither Y nor S is a multiple of 4.

Above arrangement will be the final arrangement.

Letter at even position: S, K, Y, A

We can’t formed any meaningful word start with S with the help of letter S, K, Y A.

Hence, the correct option is (E).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 22
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Direction: Read the given information carefully and answer given question.

First 9 multiple of number 3 are written from left to right. The letters of word ‘PRIME’ are written in order against each of odd number (One letter against one number). There are 2 letters between M and K. There are as many letters between K and S as between Y and A. Neither Y nor S is a multiple of 4. (No letter is repeated against any number)

Q. What is the average of numbers which is against M, I and S in the final arrangement?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 22
9 Multiple of 3 are: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27

(1) First 9 multiple of 3 numbers are written from left to right.

(2) The letters of word ‘PRIME’ are written in order against each of odd number (One letter against one number).

(3) There are 2 letters between M and K.

(4) There are as many letters between K and S as between Y and A.

(5) Neither Y nor S is a multiple of 4.

Above arrangement will be the final arrangement.

Number against M = 21

Number against I = 15

Number against S = 6

Average =

So, 14 is average of number against M, I and S.

Hence, the correct option is (A).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 23
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Below questions consists of a question followed by two statements. Study the following information carefully and decide which of the following statement is sufficient to answer the question.

Seven persons – P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V booked train tickets during a week starting from Monday to Sunday. Only one person booked a ticket on each day. Who among the person booked a ticket immediately after T?

I. V booked a ticket on Friday. Only three person booked between V and U, who booked on the adjacent day of R. Three persons booked between R and T. S doesn’t book a ticket after T.

II. P booked a ticket on Wednesday. Only two persons booked between P and the one who booked immediately before Q. Only three persons booked between U and V, none of them booked a ticket on Tuesday. T neither booked a ticket on Tuesday nor Thursday.
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 23
From II

P booked a ticket on Wednesday. Only two persons booked between P and the one who booked immediately before Q. Only three persons booked between U and V, none of them booked a ticket on Tuesday. T neither booked a ticket on Tuesday nor Thursday.

Based on the above given information we have:

Clearly, Q booked a ticket immediately after T.

Hence, statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question.

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 24
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Below questions consists of a question followed by two statements. Study the following information carefully and decide which of the following statement is sufficient to answer the question.

Eight persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are sitting around a circular table facing the center. Who among them sits facing C?

I. B sits third to the right of C. One person sits between B and G, who doesn’t sit adjacent to C. G sits facing F. One person sits between E and H, who sits adjacent to F.

II. C sits third to the right of G, who sits second to the right of B. E and B are sitting together. One person sits between E and H.
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 24
From statement I

Clearly, E sits facing C.

Hence, statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question.

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 25
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Below questions consists of a question followed by two statements. Study the following information carefully and decide which of the following statement is sufficient to answer the question.

Seven boxes – P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V are kept one above the other. Which of the box is kept two places above box R?

I. Three boxes are kept between P and U, which is kept immediately below R. One box is kept between S and T, which is not kept at the top.

II. Box V is kept third from the bottom. Three boxes are kept between V and Q, which is not kept adjacent to S. U is kept three places below S. Box P and T are kept together.
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 25
From statement II

Clearly, box S is kept two places above R.

Hence, statement II is alone sufficient to answer the question.

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 26
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:

Seven people, Siraj, Asif, Junaid, Mohit, Deepak, Roshan and Abhay, voluntarily donated some amount to a charity which works for the education of orphan kids. These seven people also chose to teach the kids for a few hours, they taught on different days of the week from Monday to Sunday. The minimum amount that can be donated is Rs. 1000 and also no two people donated the same amount.

The person who taught on Thursday donated Rs. 1800 more than Junaid. Average donation made by people who taught the kids on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 2000, also a difference in their donation is Rs. 1000. Difference between donation of Deepak and Abhay is Rs. 1600, Abhay is not the highest donor. Asif taught three days after Roshan and his donation is four times as that of Roshan. Deepak taught the students three days after Abhay but two days before the person who donated Rs. 4200. Junaid taught four days after Siraj and his donation is double as that of Siraj. Donation made by Deepak is double as that of Mohit.

Q. What is the highest amount donated to the NGO?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 26
People: Siraj, Asif, Junaid, Mohit, Deepak, Roshan and Abhay

Days: Monday to Sunday

(1) Deepak taught the students three days after Abhay but two days before the person who donated Rs. 4200.

(Implies, Abhay taught the class five days before the person who made the donation of Rs. 4200. So, there are only two possibilities, i.e. either Abhay taught the students on Monday or Tuesday and we can accordingly map the person who donated Rs. 4200.)

(2) Average donation made by people who taught the kids on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 2000, also a difference in their donation is Rs. 1000.

(Implies, total donation made on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 4000. From statement 1, let us assume that Abhay taught the class on Monday, implies the person who donated Rs. 4200 taught the class on Saturday. But clearly, the person taught on Saturday must have donated less than Rs. 4000 (as a total of Mon and Sat is Rs. 4000). So, our assumption was wrong, thus Abhay taught on Tuesday, Deepak taught on Friday and the person who donated Rs. 4200 taught on Sunday.

Also, people who taught on Mon and Sat donated Rs. 1000 less than the other,

Thus, X + X – 1000 = Rs. 4000

Implies, one person donated Rs. 2500 and other donated Rs. 1500)

(3) Junaid taught four days after Siraj and his donation is double as that of Siraj.

(There is only one possibility for this to happen, i.e. if Siraj taught the kids on Wednesday and Junaid taught on Sunday.

Also, it implies that Junaid donated Rs. 4200 to the NGO which further implies Siraj donated Rs. 2100)

(4) Asif taught three days after Roshan and his donation is four times as that of Roshan.

(There is only one possibility for this to happen, i.e. Roshan taught on Monday and Asif taught on Thursday.

Also, as only Mohit is left to be mapped, it is clear that he taught the class on Saturday.)

(5) The person who taught on Thursday donated Rs. 1800 more than Junaid.

(Implies, Asif donated Rs. 6000 which further implies Roshan donated Rs. 1500 (Acc. to statement 4).

Also, Mohit who taught on Saturday donated Rs. 2500. (Acc. to statement 2)

(6) Donation made by Deepak is double as that of Mohit.

(Implies, Deepak donated Rs. 5000)

(7) Difference between donation of Deepak and Abhay is Rs. 1600, Abhay is not the highest donor.

(If Abhay had donated Rs. 1600 more than Deepak, then he would become the highest donor, implies Abhay donated Rs. 3400.)

Clearly, Rs. 6000 is the highest amount donated to the NGO.

Hence, the correct option is (B).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 27
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:

Seven people, Siraj, Asif, Junaid, Mohit, Deepak, Roshan and Abhay, voluntarily donated some amount to a charity which works for the education of orphan kids. These seven people also chose to teach the kids for a few hours, they taught on different days of the week from Monday to Sunday. The minimum amount that can be donated is Rs. 1000 and also no two people donated the same amount.

The person who taught on Thursday donated Rs. 1800 more than Junaid. Average donation made by people who taught the kids on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 2000, also a difference in their donation is Rs. 1000. Difference between donation of Deepak and Abhay is Rs. 1600, Abhay is not the highest donor. Asif taught three days after Roshan and his donation is four times as that of Roshan. Deepak taught the students three days after Abhay but two days before the person who donated Rs. 4200. Junaid taught four days after Siraj and his donation is double as that of Siraj. Donation made by Deepak is double as that of Mohit.

Q. Who taught the kids on Friday?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 27
People: Siraj, Asif, Junaid, Mohit, Deepak, Roshan and Abhay

Days: Monday to Sunday

(1) Deepak taught the students three days after Abhay but two days before the person who donated Rs. 4200.

(Implies, Abhay taught the class five days before the person who made the donation of Rs. 4200. So, there are only two possibilities, i.e. either Abhay taught the students on Monday or Tuesday and we can accordingly map the person who donated Rs. 4200.)

(2) Average donation made by people who taught the kids on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 2000, also a difference in their donation is Rs. 1000.

(Implies, total donation made on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 4000. From statement 1, let us assume that Abhay taught the class on Monday, implies the person who donated Rs. 4200 taught the class on Saturday. But clearly, the person taught on Saturday must have donated less than Rs. 4000 (as a total of Mon and Sat is Rs. 4000). So, our assumption was wrong, thus Abhay taught on Tuesday, Deepak taught on Friday and the person who donated Rs. 4200 taught on Sunday.

Also, people who taught on Mon and Sat donated Rs. 1000 less than the other,

Thus, X + X – 1000 = Rs. 4000

Implies, one person donated Rs. 2500 and other donated Rs. 1500)

(3) Junaid taught four days after Siraj and his donation is double as that of Siraj.

(There is only one possibility for this to happen, i.e. if Siraj taught the kids on Wednesday and Junaid taught on Sunday.

Also, it implies that Junaid donated Rs. 4200 to the NGO which further implies Siraj donated Rs. 2100)

(4) Asif taught three days after Roshan and his donation is four times as that of Roshan.

(There is only one possibility for this to happen, i.e. Roshan taught on Monday and Asif taught on Thursday.

Also, as only Mohit is left to be mapped, it is clear that he taught the class on Saturday.)

(5) The person who taught on Thursday donated Rs. 1800 more than Junaid.

(Implies, Asif donated Rs. 6000 which further implies Roshan donated Rs. 1500 (Acc. to statement 4).

Also, Mohit who taught on Saturday donated Rs. 2500. (Acc. to statement 2)

(6) Donation made by Deepak is double as that of Mohit.

(Implies, Deepak donated Rs. 5000)

(7) Difference between donation of Deepak and Abhay is Rs. 1600, Abhay is not the highest donor.

(If Abhay had donated Rs. 1600 more than Deepak, then he would become the highest donor, implies Abhay donated Rs. 3400.)

Clearly, Deepak taught the kids on Friday.

Hence, the correct option is (E).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 28
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:

Seven people, Siraj, Asif, Junaid, Mohit, Deepak, Roshan and Abhay, voluntarily donated some amount to a charity which works for the education of orphan kids. These seven people also chose to teach the kids for a few hours, they taught on different days of the week from Monday to Sunday. The minimum amount that can be donated is Rs. 1000 and also no two people donated the same amount.

The person who taught on Thursday donated Rs. 1800 more than Junaid. Average donation made by people who taught the kids on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 2000, also a difference in their donation is Rs. 1000. Difference between donation of Deepak and Abhay is Rs. 1600, Abhay is not the highest donor. Asif taught three days after Roshan and his donation is four times as that of Roshan. Deepak taught the students three days after Abhay but two days before the person who donated Rs. 4200. Junaid taught four days after Siraj and his donation is double as that of Siraj. Donation made by Deepak is double as that of Mohit.

Q. Who taught the kids a day after Mohit did?
Detailed Solution for IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 28
People: Siraj, Asif, Junaid, Mohit, Deepak, Roshan and Abhay

Days: Monday to Sunday

(1) Deepak taught the students three days after Abhay but two days before the person who donated Rs. 4200.

(Implies, Abhay taught the class five days before the person who made the donation of Rs. 4200. So, there are only two possibilities, i.e. either Abhay taught the students on Monday or Tuesday and we can accordingly map the person who donated Rs. 4200.)

(2) Average donation made by people who taught the kids on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 2000, also a difference in their donation is Rs. 1000.

(Implies, total donation made on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 4000. From statement 1, let us assume that Abhay taught the class on Monday, implies the person who donated Rs. 4200 taught the class on Saturday. But clearly, the person taught on Saturday must have donated less than Rs. 4000 (as a total of Mon and Sat is Rs. 4000). So, our assumption was wrong, thus Abhay taught on Tuesday, Deepak taught on Friday and the person who donated Rs. 4200 taught on Sunday.

Also, people who taught on Mon and Sat donated Rs. 1000 less than the other,

Thus, X + X – 1000 = Rs. 4000

Implies, one person donated Rs. 2500 and other donated Rs. 1500)

(3) Junaid taught four days after Siraj and his donation is double as that of Siraj.

(There is only one possibility for this to happen, i.e. if Siraj taught the kids on Wednesday and Junaid taught on Sunday.

Also, it implies that Junaid donated Rs. 4200 to the NGO which further implies Siraj donated Rs. 2100)

(4) Asif taught three days after Roshan and his donation is four times as that of Roshan.

(There is only one possibility for this to happen, i.e. Roshan taught on Monday and Asif taught on Thursday.

Also, as only Mohit is left to be mapped, it is clear that he taught the class on Saturday.)

(5) The person who taught on Thursday donated Rs. 1800 more than Junaid.

(Implies, Asif donated Rs. 6000 which further implies Roshan donated Rs. 1500 (Acc. to statement 4).

Also, Mohit who taught on Saturday donated Rs. 2500. (Acc. to statement 2)

(6) Donation made by Deepak is double as that of Mohit.

(Implies, Deepak donated Rs. 5000)

(7) Difference between donation of Deepak and Abhay is Rs. 1600, Abhay is not the highest donor.

(If Abhay had donated Rs. 1600 more than Deepak, then he would become the highest donor, implies Abhay donated Rs. 3400.)

Clearly, Junaid taught the kids a day after Mohit did.

Hence, the correct option is (A).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 29
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Seven people, Siraj, Asif, Junaid, Mohit, Deepak, Roshan and Abhay, voluntarily donated some amount to a charity which works for the education of orphan kids. These seven people also chose to teach the kids for a few hours, they taught on different days of the week from Monday to Sunday. The minimum amount that can be donated is Rs. 1000 and also no two people donated the same amount.

The person who taught on Thursday donated Rs. 1800 more than Junaid. Average donation made by people who taught the kids on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 2000, also a difference in their donation is Rs. 1000. Difference between donation of Deepak and Abhay is Rs. 1600, Abhay is not the highest donor. Asif taught three days after Roshan and his donation is four times as that of Roshan. Deepak taught the students three days after Abhay but two days before the person who donated Rs. 4200. Junaid taught four days after Siraj and his donation is double as that of Siraj. Donation made by Deepak is double as that of Mohit.

Q. What is the average donation by the people who taught the kids on Monday and Sunday?
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People: Siraj, Asif, Junaid, Mohit, Deepak, Roshan and Abhay

Days: Monday to Sunday

(1) Deepak taught the students three days after Abhay but two days before the person who donated Rs. 4200.

(Implies, Abhay taught the class five days before the person who made the donation of Rs. 4200. So, there are only two possibilities, i.e. either Abhay taught the students on Monday or Tuesday and we can accordingly map the person who donated Rs. 4200.)

(2) Average donation made by people who taught the kids on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 2000, also a difference in their donation is Rs. 1000.

(Implies, total donation made on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 4000. From statement 1, let us assume that Abhay taught the class on Monday, implies the person who donated Rs. 4200 taught the class on Saturday. But clearly, the person taught on Saturday must have donated less than Rs. 4000 (as a total of Mon and Sat is Rs. 4000). So, our assumption was wrong, thus Abhay taught on Tuesday, Deepak taught on Friday and the person who donated Rs. 4200 taught on Sunday.

Also, people who taught on Mon and Sat donated Rs. 1000 less than the other,

Thus, X + X – 1000 = Rs. 4000

Implies, one person donated Rs. 2500 and other donated Rs. 1500)

(3) Junaid taught four days after Siraj and his donation is double as that of Siraj.

(There is only one possibility for this to happen, i.e. if Siraj taught the kids on Wednesday and Junaid taught on Sunday.

Also, it implies that Junaid donated Rs. 4200 to the NGO which further implies Siraj donated Rs. 2100)

(4) Asif taught three days after Roshan and his donation is four times as that of Roshan.

(There is only one possibility for this to happen, i.e. Roshan taught on Monday and Asif taught on Thursday.

Also, as only Mohit is left to be mapped, it is clear that he taught the class on Saturday.)

(5) The person who taught on Thursday donated Rs. 1800 more than Junaid.

(Implies, Asif donated Rs. 6000 which further implies Roshan donated Rs. 1500 (Acc. to statement 4).

Also, Mohit who taught on Saturday donated Rs. 2500. (Acc. to statement 2)

(6) Donation made by Deepak is double as that of Mohit.

(Implies, Deepak donated Rs. 5000)

(7) Difference between donation of Deepak and Abhay is Rs. 1600, Abhay is not the highest donor.

(If Abhay had donated Rs. 1600 more than Deepak, then he would become the highest donor, implies Abhay donated Rs. 3400.)

Donation made by Roshan (taught on Monday) = Rs. 1500

Donation made by Junaid (Taught on Sunday) = Rs. 4200

Average = Rs. 2850

Hence, the correct option is (D).

IBPS Clerk Mains Mock Test - 2 - Question 30
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:

Seven people, Siraj, Asif, Junaid, Mohit, Deepak, Roshan and Abhay, voluntarily donated some amount to a charity which works for the education of orphan kids. These seven people also chose to teach the kids for a few hours, they taught on different days of the week from Monday to Sunday. The minimum amount that can be donated is Rs. 1000 and also no two people donated the same amount.

The person who taught on Thursday donated Rs. 1800 more than Junaid. Average donation made by people who taught the kids on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 2000, also a difference in their donation is Rs. 1000. Difference between donation of Deepak and Abhay is Rs. 1600, Abhay is not the highest donor. Asif taught three days after Roshan and his donation is four times as that of Roshan. Deepak taught the students three days after Abhay but two days before the person who donated Rs. 4200. Junaid taught four days after Siraj and his donation is double as that of Siraj. Donation made by Deepak is double as that of Mohit.

Q. Who donated the least amount?
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People: Siraj, Asif, Junaid, Mohit, Deepak, Roshan and Abhay

Days: Monday to Sunday

(1) Deepak taught the students three days after Abhay but two days before the person who donated Rs. 4200.

(Implies, Abhay taught the class five days before the person who made the donation of Rs. 4200. So, there are only two possibilities, i.e. either Abhay taught the students on Monday or Tuesday and we can accordingly map the person who donated Rs. 4200.)

(2) Average donation made by people who taught the kids on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 2000, also a difference in their donation is Rs. 1000.

(Implies, total donation made on Monday and Saturday is Rs. 4000. From statement 1, let us assume that Abhay taught the class on Monday, implies the person who donated Rs. 4200 taught the class on Saturday. But clearly, the person taught on Saturday must have donated less than Rs. 4000 (as a total of Mon and Sat is Rs. 4000). So, our assumption was wrong, thus Abhay taught on Tuesday, Deepak taught on Friday and the person who donated Rs. 4200 taught on Sunday.

Also, people who taught on Mon and Sat donated Rs. 1000 less than the other,

Thus, X + X – 1000 = Rs. 4000

Implies, one person donated Rs. 2500 and other donated Rs. 1500)

(3) Junaid taught four days after Siraj and his donation is double as that of Siraj.

(There is only one possibility for this to happen, i.e. if Siraj taught the kids on Wednesday and Junaid taught on Sunday.

Also, it implies that Junaid donated Rs. 4200 to the NGO which further implies Siraj donated Rs. 2100)

(4) Asif taught three days after Roshan and his donation is four times as that of Roshan.

(There is only one possibility for this to happen, i.e. Roshan taught on Monday and Asif taught on Thursday.

Also, as only Mohit is left to be mapped, it is clear that he taught the class on Saturday.)

(5) The person who taught on Thursday donated Rs. 1800 more than Junaid.

(Implies, Asif donated Rs. 6000 which further implies Roshan donated Rs. 1500 (Acc. to statement 4).

Also, Mohit who taught on Saturday donated Rs. 2500. (Acc. to statement 2)

(6) Donation made by Deepak is double as that of Mohit.

(Implies, Deepak donated Rs. 5000)

(7) Difference between donation of Deepak and Abhay is Rs. 1600, Abhay is not the highest donor.

(If Abhay had donated Rs. 1600 more than Deepak, then he would become the highest donor, implies Abhay donated Rs. 3400.)

Clearly, Roshan donated the least amount.

Hence, the correct option is (C).

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