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RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 1
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6 people go to a gym everyday of the week, except for the rest day which is different for each. They all can lift different weights. The one who takes rest on Saturday is 1 year younger than the one who takes rest on Friday. The one who lifts 125 kg takes rest immediately after the one who is 25 years old. The sum of the weights lifted by the 20 years and 23 years old is 210 kg. The total of the weights lifted by the ones who take rest on Tuesday and Thursday is 228 kg. The difference between the ages of the one who can lift 108 kg and the one who takes rest on Saturday is 2 years. The number of people who take rest before the one who lifts 108 kg and after the 25 years old is the same. At least 2 people take rest before the one who is 25 years old. The oldest among them lifts 112 kg. The youngest of them lifts 90 kg. At least 2 people take rest between the ones who lift 108 kg and 125 kg. The one who lifts 120 kg is 2 years younger than the one who lifts 119 kg. The 24 years old takes rest immediately after the one who lifts 119 kg. The one who takes rest on Wednesday is 26 years old.

The number of people who take rest between the ones who lift 90 kg and 119 kg is

Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 1
The one who takes rest on Wednesday is 26 years old.

The one who lifts 125 kg takes rest immediately after the one who is 25 years old.

At least two people take rest before the one who is 25 years old.

The number of people who take rest before the one who lifts 108 kg and after the 25 years old is the same.

At least 2 people take rest between the ones who lift 108 kg and 125 kg.

This cannot be true in (I).

The one who takes rest on Saturday is one year younger than the one who takes rest on Friday.

The 24 years old takes rest immediately after the one who lifts 119 kg.

The total of the weight lifted by the ones who take rest on Tuesday and Thursday is 228 kg.

The one who lifts 120 kg is 2 years younger than the one who lifts 119 kg.

The youngest of them lifts 90 kg.

The oldest among them lifts 112 kg.

The difference between the ages of the ones who can lift 108 kg and the one who takes rest on Saturday is 2 years.

The sum of the weights lifted by the 20 years and 23 years old is 210 kg.

From the above table, it is evident that 3 people take rest between the one who lifts 90 kg and the one who lifts 119 kg.

Hence, answer option (d) is correct.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 2
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Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question that follows.

6 people go to a gym everyday of the week, except for the rest day which is different for each. They all can lift different weights. The one who takes rest on Saturday is 1 year younger than the one who takes rest on Friday. The one who lifts 125 kg takes rest immediately after the one who is 25 years old. The sum of the weights lifted by the 20 years and 23 years old is 210 kg. The total of the weights lifted by the ones who take rest on Tuesday and Thursday is 228 kg. The difference between the ages of the one who can lift 108 kg and the one who takes rest on Saturday is 2 years. The number of people who take rest before the one who lifts 108 kg and after the 25 years old is the same. At least 2 people take rest before the one who is 25 years old. The oldest among them lifts 112 kg. The youngest of them lifts 90 kg. At least 2 people take rest between the ones who lift 108 kg and 125 kg. The one who lifts 120 kg is 2 years younger than the one who lifts 119 kg. The 24 years old takes rest immediately after the one who lifts 119 kg. The one who takes rest on Wednesday is 26 years old.

What is the weight lifted by the 25 years old?

Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 2
The one who takes rest on Wednesday is 26 years old.

The one who lifts 125 kg takes rest immediately after the one who is 25 years old.

At least two people take rest before the one who is 25 years old.

The number of people who take rest before the one who lifts 108 kg and after the 25 years old is the same.

At least 2 people take rest between the ones who lift 108 kg and 125 kg.

This cannot be true in (I).

The one who takes rest on Saturday is one year younger than the one who takes rest on Friday.

The 24 years old takes rest immediately after the one who lifts 119 kg.

The total of the weight lifted by the ones who take rest on Tuesday and Thursday is 228 kg.

The one who lifts 120 kg is 2 years younger than the one who lifts 119 kg.

The youngest of them lifts 90 kg.

The oldest among them lifts 112 kg.

The difference between the ages of the ones who can lift 108 kg and the one who takes rest on Saturday is 2 years.

The sum of the weights lifted by the 20 years and 23 years old is 210 kg.

From the above table, it is evident that the 25 years old lifts 119 kg.

Hence, answer option (d) is correct.

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RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 3
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Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question that follows.

6 people go to a gym everyday of the week, except for the rest day which is different for each. They all can lift different weights. The one who takes rest on Saturday is 1 year younger than the one who takes rest on Friday. The one who lifts 125 kg takes rest immediately after the one who is 25 years old. The sum of the weights lifted by the 20 years and 23 years old is 210 kg. The total of the weights lifted by the ones who take rest on Tuesday and Thursday is 228 kg. The difference between the ages of the one who can lift 108 kg and the one who takes rest on Saturday is 2 years. The number of people who take rest before the one who lifts 108 kg and after the 25 years old is the same. At least 2 people take rest before the one who is 25 years old. The oldest among them lifts 112 kg. The youngest of them lifts 90 kg. At least 2 people take rest between the ones who lift 108 kg and 125 kg. The one who lifts 120 kg is 2 years younger than the one who lifts 119 kg. The 24 years old takes rest immediately after the one who lifts 119 kg. The one who takes rest on Wednesday is 26 years old.

The 23 years old takes rest on

Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 3
The one who takes rest on Wednesday is 26 years old.

The one who lifts 125 kg takes rest immediately after the one who is 25 years old.

At least two people take rest before the one who is 25 years old.

The number of people who take rest before the one who lifts 108 kg and after the 25 years old is the same.

At least 2 people take rest between the ones who lift 108 kg and 125 kg.

This cannot be true in (I).

The one who takes rest on Saturday is one year younger than the one who takes rest on Friday.

The 24 years old takes rest immediately after the one who lifts 119 kg.

The total of the weight lifted by the ones who take rest on Tuesday and Thursday is 228 kg.

The one who lifts 120 kg is 2 years younger than the one who lifts 119 kg.

The youngest of them lifts 90 kg.

The oldest among them lifts 112 kg.

The difference between the ages of the ones who can lift 108 kg and the one who takes rest on Saturday is 2 years.

The sum of the weights lifted by the 20 years and 23 years old is 210 kg.

The 23 years old takes rest on Thursday.

Hence, answer option (2) is correct.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 4
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6 people go to a gym everyday of the week, except for the rest day which is different for each. They all can lift different weights. The one who takes rest on Saturday is 1 year younger than the one who takes rest on Friday. The one who lifts 125 kg takes rest immediately after the one who is 25 years old. The sum of the weights lifted by the 20 years and 23 years old is 210 kg. The total of the weights lifted by the ones who take rest on Tuesday and Thursday is 228 kg. The difference between the ages of the one who can lift 108 kg and the one who takes rest on Saturday is 2 years. The number of people who take rest before the one who lifts 108 kg and after the 25 years old is the same. At least 2 people take rest before the one who is 25 years old. The oldest among them lifts 112 kg. The youngest of them lifts 90 kg. At least 2 people take rest between the ones who lift 108 kg and 125 kg. The one who lifts 120 kg is 2 years younger than the one who lifts 119 kg. The 24 years old takes rest immediately after the one who lifts 119 kg. The one who takes rest on Wednesday is 26 years old.

The number of people who are younger than the one who lifts 120 kg is
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 4
The one who takes rest on Wednesday is 26 years old.

The one who lifts 125 kg takes rest immediately after the one who is 25 years old.

At least two people take rest before the one who is 25 years old.

The number of people who take rest before the one who lifts 108 kg and after the 25 years old is the same.

At least 2 people take rest between the ones who lift 108 kg and 125 kg.

This cannot be true in (I).

The one who takes rest on Saturday is one year younger than the one who takes rest on Friday.

The 24 years old takes rest immediately after the one who lifts 119 kg.

The total of the weight lifted by the ones who take rest on Tuesday and Thursday is 228 kg.

The one who lifts 120 kg is 2 years younger than the one who lifts 119 kg.

The youngest of them lifts 90 kg.

The oldest among them lifts 112 kg.

The difference between the ages of the ones who can lift 108 kg and the one who takes rest on Saturday is 2 years.

The sum of the weights lifted by the 20 years and 23 years old is 210 kg.

From the above table, it is evident that 2 people are younger than the one who lifts 120 kg.

Hence, answer option (c) is correct.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 5
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Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the question that follows.

6 people go to a gym everyday of the week, except for the rest day which is different for each. They all can lift different weights. The one who takes rest on Saturday is 1 year younger than the one who takes rest on Friday. The one who lifts 125 kg takes rest immediately after the one who is 25 years old. The sum of the weights lifted by the 20 years and 23 years old is 210 kg. The total of the weights lifted by the ones who take rest on Tuesday and Thursday is 228 kg. The difference between the ages of the one who can lift 108 kg and the one who takes rest on Saturday is 2 years. The number of people who take rest before the one who lifts 108 kg and after the 25 years old is the same. At least 2 people take rest before the one who is 25 years old. The oldest among them lifts 112 kg. The youngest of them lifts 90 kg. At least 2 people take rest between the ones who lift 108 kg and 125 kg. The one who lifts 120 kg is 2 years younger than the one who lifts 119 kg. The 24 years old takes rest immediately after the one who lifts 119 kg. The one who takes rest on Wednesday is 26 years old.

Which of the following combinations is false?
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 5
The one who takes rest on Wednesday is 26 years old.

The one who lifts 125 kg takes rest immediately after the one who is 25 years old.

At least two people take rest before the one who is 25 years old.

The number of people who take rest before the one who lifts 108 kg and after the 25 years old is the same.

At least 2 people take rest between the ones who lift 108 kg and 125 kg.

This cannot be true in (I).

The one who takes rest on Saturday is one year younger than the one who takes rest on Friday.

The 24 years old takes rest immediately after the one who lifts 119 kg.

The total of the weight lifted by the ones who take rest on Tuesday and Thursday is 228 kg.

The one who lifts 120 kg is 2 years younger than the one who lifts 119 kg.

The youngest of them lifts 90 kg.

The oldest among them lifts 112 kg.

The difference between the ages of the ones who can lift 108 kg and the one who takes rest on Saturday is 2 years.

The sum of the weights lifted by the 20 years and 23 years old is 210 kg.

From the above table it is evident that the one who takes rest on Wednesday lifts 112 kg and not 120 kg.

Thus, the combination Wednesday - 120 kg is false.

Hence, answer option (c) is correct.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 6
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Seven persons namely – Apurva, Pihu, Bittu, Moni, Rajat, Sinku, and Sanju were born in different years viz.- 1966, 1971, 1970, 1979, 1983, 1985, and 1988. Each person likes to drink different things viz.- Frooti, Thumbs-Up, Coffee, Pepsi, Tea, Coca-Cola, and Sprite. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order. The age of each person is calculated from the base year 2020.

At least one person was born between the one who likes Coffee and Pihu, who neither likes Frooti nor Sprite. The age of the person who likes Coffee is a multiple of 7 and was born after Pihu, whose age is an even number. Two persons were born between Pihu and Apurva, who like Coca-Cola. Sanju neither likes Coffee nor Thumbs-up but was born after Apurva. The number of persons born after Sanuj is the same as the number of persons born before the one who likes Frooti. The number of persons born between Rajat and the one who likes Coca-Cola is one more than the number of persons born between Bittu and the one who likes Sprite. Rajat does not like Sprite. Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu. At least two persons were born between Sinku and the one who likes Thumps-Up. Sinku was born before the one who likes Sprite. The number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

Who among the following person likes Coffee?
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 6

We have:

  • The age of the person who likes Coffee is a multiple of 7 and was born after Pihu, whose age is an even number.
  • At least one person was born between the one who likes Coffee and Pihu, who neither likes Frooti nor Sprite.

That means, in case (1) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1971, and Pihu was born in 1966, in case (2) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1985, and Pihu was born in 1970, in case (3) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1985, and Pihu was born in 1966.

  • Two persons were born between Pihu and Apurva, who like Coca-Cola.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Sanju neither likes Coffee nor Thumbs-up but was born after Apurva.
  • The number of persons born after Sanuj is the same as the number of persons born before the one who likes Frooti.

That means, in case (1) Sanju was born in 1985, in case (2) Sanju was born in 1988, in case (3) Sanju was born in 1983.

  • The number of persons born between Rajat and the one who likes Coca-Cola is one more than the number of persons born between Bittu and the one who likes Sprite.
  • Rajat does not like Sprite.
  • Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu.

That means, in case (1) & case (3) Rajat was born in 1988, case (2) is not valid.

Based on the above given information we have:

Case (2) is not valid as Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu.

Again, we have:

  • At least two persons were born between Sinku and the one who likes Thumps-Up.
  • Sinku was born before the one who likes Sprite.
  • The number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

Since, Sanju doesn’t like Thumbs-Up.

That means, in case (1) Moni likes Sprite, and Sanju likes Tea, case (3) is not valid.

Based on the above given information we have the final arrangement as follows:

Case (3) is not valid as the number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 7
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Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.

Seven persons namely – Apurva, Pihu, Bittu, Moni, Rajat, Sinku, and Sanju were born in different years viz.- 1966, 1971, 1970, 1979, 1983, 1985, and 1988. Each person likes to drink different things viz.- Frooti, Thumbs-Up, Coffee, Pepsi, Tea, Coca-Cola, and Sprite. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order. The age of each person is calculated from the base year 2020.

At least one person was born between the one who likes Coffee and Pihu, who neither likes Frooti nor Sprite. The age of the person who likes Coffee is a multiple of 7 and was born after Pihu, whose age is an even number. Two persons were born between Pihu and Apurva, who like Coca-Cola. Sanju neither likes Coffee nor Thumbs-up but was born after Apurva. The number of persons born after Sanuj is the same as the number of persons born before the one who likes Frooti. The number of persons born between Rajat and the one who likes Coca-Cola is one more than the number of persons born between Bittu and the one who likes Sprite. Rajat does not like Sprite. Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu. At least two persons were born between Sinku and the one who likes Thumps-Up. Sinku was born before the one who likes Sprite. The number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

Which of the following combination is not true?
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 7

We have:

  • The age of the person who likes Coffee is a multiple of 7 and was born after Pihu, whose age is an even number.
  • At least one person was born between the one who likes Coffee and Pihu, who neither likes Frooti nor Sprite.

That means, in case (1) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1971, and Pihu was born in 1966, in case (2) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1985, and Pihu was born in 1970, in case (3) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1985, and Pihu was born in 1966.

  • Two persons were born between Pihu and Apurva, who like Coca-Cola.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Sanju neither likes Coffee nor Thumbs-up but was born after Apurva.
  • The number of persons born after Sanuj is the same as the number of persons born before the one who likes Frooti.

That means, in case (1) Sanju was born in 1985, in case (2) Sanju was born in 1988, in case (3) Sanju was born in 1983.

  • The number of persons born between Rajat and the one who likes Coca-Cola is one more than the number of persons born between Bittu and the one who likes Sprite.
  • Rajat does not like Sprite.
  • Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu.

That means, in case (1) & case (3) Rajat was born in 1988, case (2) is not valid.

Based on the above given information we have:

Case (2) is not valid as Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu.

Again, we have:

  • At least two persons were born between Sinku and the one who likes Thumps-Up.
  • Sinku was born before the one who likes Sprite.
  • The number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

Since, Sanju doesn’t like Thumbs-Up.

That means, in case (1) Moni likes Sprite, and Sanju likes Tea, case (3) is not valid.

Based on the above given information we have the final arrangement as follows:

Case (3) is not valid as the number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 8
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Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.

Seven persons namely – Apurva, Pihu, Bittu, Moni, Rajat, Sinku, and Sanju were born in different years viz.- 1966, 1971, 1970, 1979, 1983, 1985, and 1988. Each person likes to drink different things viz.- Frooti, Thumbs-Up, Coffee, Pepsi, Tea, Coca-Cola, and Sprite. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order. The age of each person is calculated from the base year 2020.

At least one person was born between the one who likes Coffee and Pihu, who neither likes Frooti nor Sprite. The age of the person who likes Coffee is a multiple of 7 and was born after Pihu, whose age is an even number. Two persons were born between Pihu and Apurva, who like Coca-Cola. Sanju neither likes Coffee nor Thumbs-up but was born after Apurva. The number of persons born after Sanuj is the same as the number of persons born before the one who likes Frooti. The number of persons born between Rajat and the one who likes Coca-Cola is one more than the number of persons born between Bittu and the one who likes Sprite. Rajat does not like Sprite. Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu. At least two persons were born between Sinku and the one who likes Thumps-Up. Sinku was born before the one who likes Sprite. The number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

Who among the following person was born just after Moni?
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 8

We have:

  • The age of the person who likes Coffee is a multiple of 7 and was born after Pihu, whose age is an even number.
  • At least one person was born between the one who likes Coffee and Pihu, who neither likes Frooti nor Sprite.

That means, in case (1) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1971, and Pihu was born in 1966, in case (2) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1985, and Pihu was born in 1970, in case (3) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1985, and Pihu was born in 1966.

  • Two persons were born between Pihu and Apurva, who like Coca-Cola.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Sanju neither likes Coffee nor Thumbs-up but was born after Apurva.
  • The number of persons born after Sanuj is the same as the number of persons born before the one who likes Frooti.

That means, in case (1) Sanju was born in 1985, in case (2) Sanju was born in 1988, in case (3) Sanju was born in 1983.

  • The number of persons born between Rajat and the one who likes Coca-Cola is one more than the number of persons born between Bittu and the one who likes Sprite.
  • Rajat does not like Sprite.
  • Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu.

That means, in case (1) & case (3) Rajat was born in 1988, case (2) is not valid.

Based on the above given information we have:

Case (2) is not valid as Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu.

Again, we have:

  • At least two persons were born between Sinku and the one who likes Thumps-Up.
  • Sinku was born before the one who likes Sprite.
  • The number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

Since, Sanju doesn’t like Thumbs-Up.

That means, in case (1) Moni likes Sprite, and Sanju likes Tea, case (3) is not valid.

Based on the above given information we have the final arrangement as follows:

Case (3) is not valid as the number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 9
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Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.

Seven persons namely – Apurva, Pihu, Bittu, Moni, Rajat, Sinku, and Sanju were born in different years viz.- 1966, 1971, 1970, 1979, 1983, 1985, and 1988. Each person likes to drink different things viz.- Frooti, Thumbs-Up, Coffee, Pepsi, Tea, Coca-Cola, and Sprite. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order. The age of each person is calculated from the base year 2020.

At least one person was born between the one who likes Coffee and Pihu, who neither likes Frooti nor Sprite. The age of the person who likes Coffee is a multiple of 7 and was born after Pihu, whose age is an even number. Two persons were born between Pihu and Apurva, who like Coca-Cola. Sanju neither likes Coffee nor Thumbs-up but was born after Apurva. The number of persons born after Sanuj is the same as the number of persons born before the one who likes Frooti. The number of persons born between Rajat and the one who likes Coca-Cola is one more than the number of persons born between Bittu and the one who likes Sprite. Rajat does not like Sprite. Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu. At least two persons were born between Sinku and the one who likes Thumps-Up. Sinku was born before the one who likes Sprite. The number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

How many persons were born after Rajat?
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 9

We have:

  • The age of the person who likes Coffee is a multiple of 7 and was born after Pihu, whose age is an even number.
  • At least one person was born between the one who likes Coffee and Pihu, who neither likes Frooti nor Sprite.

That means, in case (1) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1971, and Pihu was born in 1966, in case (2) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1985, and Pihu was born in 1970, in case (3) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1985, and Pihu was born in 1966.

  • Two persons were born between Pihu and Apurva, who like Coca-Cola.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Sanju neither likes Coffee nor Thumbs-up but was born after Apurva.
  • The number of persons born after Sanuj is the same as the number of persons born before the one who likes Frooti.

That means, in case (1) Sanju was born in 1985, in case (2) Sanju was born in 1988, in case (3) Sanju was born in 1983.

  • The number of persons born between Rajat and the one who likes Coca-Cola is one more than the number of persons born between Bittu and the one who likes Sprite.
  • Rajat does not like Sprite.
  • Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu.

That means, in case (1) & case (3) Rajat was born in 1988, case (2) is not valid.

Based on the above given information we have:

Case (2) is not valid as Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu.

Again, we have:

  • At least two persons were born between Sinku and the one who likes Thumps-Up.
  • Sinku was born before the one who likes Sprite.
  • The number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

Since, Sanju doesn’t like Thumbs-Up.

That means, in case (1) Moni likes Sprite, and Sanju likes Tea, case (3) is not valid.

Based on the above given information we have the final arrangement as follows:

Case (3) is not valid as the number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 10
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Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.

Seven persons namely – Apurva, Pihu, Bittu, Moni, Rajat, Sinku, and Sanju were born in different years viz.- 1966, 1971, 1970, 1979, 1983, 1985, and 1988. Each person likes to drink different things viz.- Frooti, Thumbs-Up, Coffee, Pepsi, Tea, Coca-Cola, and Sprite. All the above information is not necessarily in the same order. The age of each person is calculated from the base year 2020.

At least one person was born between the one who likes Coffee and Pihu, who neither likes Frooti nor Sprite. The age of the person who likes Coffee is a multiple of 7 and was born after Pihu, whose age is an even number. Two persons were born between Pihu and Apurva, who like Coca-Cola. Sanju neither likes Coffee nor Thumbs-up but was born after Apurva. The number of persons born after Sanuj is the same as the number of persons born before the one who likes Frooti. The number of persons born between Rajat and the one who likes Coca-Cola is one more than the number of persons born between Bittu and the one who likes Sprite. Rajat does not like Sprite. Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu. At least two persons were born between Sinku and the one who likes Thumps-Up. Sinku was born before the one who likes Sprite. The number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

Which of the following statement is/are not true??
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 10

We have:

  • The age of the person who likes Coffee is a multiple of 7 and was born after Pihu, whose age is an even number.
  • At least one person was born between the one who likes Coffee and Pihu, who neither likes Frooti nor Sprite.

That means, in case (1) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1971, and Pihu was born in 1966, in case (2) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1985, and Pihu was born in 1970, in case (3) the one who likes Coffee was born in 1985, and Pihu was born in 1966.

  • Two persons were born between Pihu and Apurva, who like Coca-Cola.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Sanju neither likes Coffee nor Thumbs-up but was born after Apurva.
  • The number of persons born after Sanuj is the same as the number of persons born before the one who likes Frooti.

That means, in case (1) Sanju was born in 1985, in case (2) Sanju was born in 1988, in case (3) Sanju was born in 1983.

  • The number of persons born between Rajat and the one who likes Coca-Cola is one more than the number of persons born between Bittu and the one who likes Sprite.
  • Rajat does not like Sprite.
  • Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu.

That means, in case (1) & case (3) Rajat was born in 1988, case (2) is not valid.

Based on the above given information we have:

Case (2) is not valid as Rajat was born in a leap year but neither likes Frooti nor born before Bittu.

Again, we have:

  • At least two persons were born between Sinku and the one who likes Thumps-Up.
  • Sinku was born before the one who likes Sprite.
  • The number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

Since, Sanju doesn’t like Thumbs-Up.

That means, in case (1) Moni likes Sprite, and Sanju likes Tea, case (3) is not valid.

Based on the above given information we have the final arrangement as follows:

Case (3) is not valid as the number of persons born between Moni and the one who likes Tea is two less than Apurva and the one who likes Pepsi.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 11
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Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting around a circular table facing towards the centre. All of them have different weights.

The one whose weight is 42 kg is sitting second to the left of P. R is the heaviest and sitting second to the left of S. U is heavier than P and T and is sitting second to the left of Q. Only one person's weight is less than Q's weight. Neither P nor T is the lightest. Q's weight is 50 kg and his weight is 8 kg more than the one whose weight is the lightest amongst them all. Q is not an immediate neighbour of P. T is one of the immediate neighbours of P.

Who amongst the following is the third heaviest?
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R is the heaviest.

U is heavier than P and T.

Only one person's weight is less than Q's weight.

Neither P nor T is the lightest.

So, there are two possibilities.

(i) R > U > P > T > Q > S

(ii) R > U > T > P > Q > S

Now, we can arrange these persons in a circle.

The one whose weight is 42 kg is sitting second to left of P.

T is one of the immediate neighbours of P.

Q's weight is 50 kg and his weight is 8 kg more than the one who is the lightest, which means that 50 - 8 = 42 kg is the weight of the lightest person.

Q is not an immediate neighbour of P.

U is sitting second to the left of Q. So, Case I will be eliminated.

Third possibility is wrong because Q is not an immediate neighbour of P.

R is sitting second to the left of S.

Either P or T is the third heaviest.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 12
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Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting around a circular table facing towards the centre. All of them have different weights.

The one whose weight is 42 kg is sitting second to the left of P. R is the heaviest and sitting second to the left of S. U is heavier than P and T and is sitting second to the left of Q. Only one person's weight is less than Q's weight. Neither P nor T is the lightest. Q's weight is 50 kg and his weight is 8 kg more than the one whose weight is the lightest amongst them all. Q is not an immediate neighbour of P. T is one of the immediate neighbours of P.

If the total weight of R and S is 105 kg, then what will be the weight of the one who is the heaviest?
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R is the heaviest.

U is heavier than P and T.

Only one person's weight is less than Q's weight.

Neither P nor T is the lightest.

So, there are two possibilities.

(i) R > U > P > T > Q > S

(ii) R > U > T > P > Q > S

Now, we can arrange these persons in a circle.

The one whose weight is 42 kg is sitting second to left of P.

T is one of the immediate neighbours of P.

Q's weight is 50 kg and his weight is 8 kg more than the one who is the lightest, which means that 50 - 8 = 42 kg is the weight of the lightest person.

Q is not an immediate neighbour of P.

U is sitting second to the left of Q. So, Case I will be eliminated.

Third possibility is wrong because Q is not an immediate neighbour of P.

R is sitting second to the left of S.

If R + S = 105 and R + 42 = 105, then R = 63 kg

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 13
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Six persons P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting around a circular table facing towards the centre. All of them have different weights.

The one whose weight is 42 kg is sitting second to the left of P. R is the heaviest and sitting second to the left of S. U is heavier than P and T and is sitting second to the left of Q. Only one person's weight is less than Q's weight. Neither P nor T is the lightest. Q's weight is 50 kg and his weight is 8 kg more than the one whose weight is the lightest amongst them all. Q is not an immediate neighbour of P. T is one of the immediate neighbours of P.

What can be the possible weight of U?
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R is the heaviest.

U is heavier than P and T.

Only one person's weight is less than Q's weight.

Neither P nor T is the lightest.

So, there are two possibilities.

(i) R > U > P > T > Q > S

(ii) R > U > T > P > Q > S

Now, we can arrange these persons in a circle.

The one whose weight is 42 kg is sitting second to left of P.

T is one of the immediate neighbours of P.

Q's weight is 50 kg and his weight is 8 kg more than the one who is the lightest, which means that 50 - 8 = 42 kg is the weight of the lightest person.

Q is not an immediate neighbour of P.

U is sitting second to the left of Q. So, Case I will be eliminated.

Third possibility is wrong because Q is not an immediate neighbour of P.

R is sitting second to the left of S.

If Q's weight is 50 kg and U is the second heaviest, then U's weight will be more than 50 kg.

So, 60 kg is the possible weight of U.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 14
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“P @ Q” means “P is 6m east of Q”.

“P % Q” means “Q is 24m south of P”.

“P & Q” means “Q is 8m west of P”.

“P ^ Q” means “P is 12m north of Q”.

“R $ PQ” means “R is the midpoint of line PQ”.

Conditions: M@T$VM; K&D; W%T; B&L^F; K^M; G^B;W@G.

What is the position of F with respect to V?
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RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 15
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Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.

“P @ Q” means “P is 6m east of Q”.

“P % Q” means “Q is 24m south of P”.

“P & Q” means “Q is 8m west of P”.

“P ^ Q” means “P is 12m north of Q”.

“R $ PQ” means “R is the midpoint of line PQ”.

Conditions: M@T$VM; K&D; W%T; B&L^F; K^M; G^B;W@G.

What is the shortest distance between points L and D?
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RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 16
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Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.

“P @ Q” means “P is 6m east of Q”.

“P % Q” means “Q is 24m south of P”.

“P & Q” means “Q is 8m west of P”.

“P ^ Q” means “P is 12m north of Q”.

“R $ PQ” means “R is the midpoint of line PQ”.

Conditions: M@T$VM; K&D; W%T; B&L^F; K^M; G^B;W@G.

If point Q is 26m west of D, then which of the following statement with respect to D is not true?

I). F is 12√2m from D.

II). D is to the South-west of G

III). D is 24m to the west of B
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RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 17
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Eight people, namely L, N, O, P, Q, R, S and Z, are sitting in a row facing north. All of them are of different ages viz. 9 years, 19 years, 24 years, 27 years, 36 years, 45 years, 52 years and 68 years, but not necessarily in the same order.

The one whose age is 45 years sits second to the right of S. The difference between the ages of Z and R is 3 years. Either O or P sits at the right end of the row. Three people sit between the one whose age is a perfect square and the one whose age is a prime number. Only S is older than O. P's age is a multiple of five. R is older than Z. R sits to the immediate left of the one who is the second eldest person. N is an immediate neighbour of neither L nor R. Four people sit to the right of Z. The difference between the ages of the immediate neighbours of L is 12 years. L is the youngest person in the row. The number of persons sitting between S and Z is the same as that between L and O. O is not an immediate neighbour of Z.

Who among the following is 36 years old?
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Four people sit to the right of Z.

Either O or P sits at the right end of the row.

Only S is older than O. So, S' age is 68 years and O's age is 52 years.

P's age is a multiple of five. So, P's age is 45 years. The one whose age is 45 years sits second to the right of S.

R sits to the immediate left of the one who is the second eldest person.

R is older than Z. The difference between the ages of Z and R is 3 years. Therefore, R is 27 years old and Z is 24 years old.

The number of persons sitting between S and Z is the same as that between L and O.

O is not an immediate neighbour of Z. Three people sit between the one whose age is a perfect square and the one whose age is a prime number. This cannot be true in (B).

L is the youngest person in the row.

We also know that the one whose age is 45 years (P) sits second to the right of S.

The difference between the ages of the immediate neighbours of L is 12 years.

N is an immediate neighbour of neither L nor R.

Q is 36 years old. Hence, this option is correct.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 18
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Eight people, namely L, N, O, P, Q, R, S and Z, are sitting in a row facing north. All of them are of different ages viz. 9 years, 19 years, 24 years, 27 years, 36 years, 45 years, 52 years and 68 years, but not necessarily in the same order.

The one whose age is 45 years sits second to the right of S. The difference between the ages of Z and R is 3 years. Either O or P sits at the right end of the row. Three people sit between the one whose age is a perfect square and the one whose age is a prime number. Only S is older than O. P's age is a multiple of five. R is older than Z. R sits to the immediate left of the one who is the second eldest person. N is an immediate neighbour of neither L nor R. Four people sit to the right of Z. The difference between the ages of the immediate neighbours of L is 12 years. L is the youngest person in the row. The number of persons sitting between S and Z is the same as that between L and O. O is not an immediate neighbour of Z.

Which person sits to the immediate left of Z?
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Four people sit to the right of Z.

Either O or P sits at the right end of the row.

Only S is older than O. So, S' age is 68 years and O's age is 52 years.

P's age is a multiple of five. So, P's age is 45 years. The one whose age is 45 years sits second to the right of S.

R sits to the immediate left of the one who is the second eldest person.

R is older than Z. The difference between the ages of Z and R is 3 years. Therefore, R is 27 years old and Z is 24 years old.

The number of persons sitting between S and Z is the same as that between L and O.

O is not an immediate neighbour of Z. Three people sit between the one whose age is a perfect square and the one whose age is a prime number. This cannot be true in (B).

L is the youngest person in the row.

We also know that the one whose age is 45 years (P) sits second to the right of S.

The difference between the ages of the immediate neighbours of L is 12 years.

N is an immediate neighbour of neither L nor R.

P sits to the immediate left of Z and his age is 45 years.

So, this is the correct option

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 19
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Eight people, namely L, N, O, P, Q, R, S and Z, are sitting in a row facing north. All of them are of different ages viz. 9 years, 19 years, 24 years, 27 years, 36 years, 45 years, 52 years and 68 years, but not necessarily in the same order.

The one whose age is 45 years sits second to the right of S. The difference between the ages of Z and R is 3 years. Either O or P sits at the right end of the row. Three people sit between the one whose age is a perfect square and the one whose age is a prime number. Only S is older than O. P's age is a multiple of five. R is older than Z. R sits to the immediate left of the one who is the second eldest person. N is an immediate neighbour of neither L nor R. Four people sit to the right of Z. The difference between the ages of the immediate neighbours of L is 12 years. L is the youngest person in the row. The number of persons sitting between S and Z is the same as that between L and O. O is not an immediate neighbour of Z.

What is the number of persons sitting between Z and R?
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Four people sit to the right of Z.

Either O or P sits at the right end of the row.

Only S is older than O. So, S' age is 68 years and O's age is 52 years.

P's age is a multiple of five. So, P's age is 45 years. The one whose age is 45 years sits second to the right of S.

R sits to the immediate left of the one who is the second eldest person.

R is older than Z. The difference between the ages of Z and R is 3 years. Therefore, R is 27 years old and Z is 24 years old.

The number of persons sitting between S and Z is the same as that between L and O.

O is not an immediate neighbour of Z. Three people sit between the one whose age is a perfect square and the one whose age is a prime number. This cannot be true in (B).

L is the youngest person in the row.

We also know that the one whose age is 45 years (P) sits second to the right of S.

The difference between the ages of the immediate neighbours of L is 12 years.

N is an immediate neighbour of neither L nor R.

Only two people are sitting between Z and R.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 20
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Eight people, namely L, N, O, P, Q, R, S and Z, are sitting in a row facing north. All of them are of different ages viz. 9 years, 19 years, 24 years, 27 years, 36 years, 45 years, 52 years and 68 years, but not necessarily in the same order.

The one whose age is 45 years sits second to the right of S. The difference between the ages of Z and R is 3 years. Either O or P sits at the right end of the row. Three people sit between the one whose age is a perfect square and the one whose age is a prime number. Only S is older than O. P's age is a multiple of five. R is older than Z. R sits to the immediate left of the one who is the second eldest person. N is an immediate neighbour of neither L nor R. Four people sit to the right of Z. The difference between the ages of the immediate neighbours of L is 12 years. L is the youngest person in the row. The number of persons sitting between S and Z is the same as that between L and O. O is not an immediate neighbour of Z.

What is difference between the ages of P and R?
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Four people sit to the right of Z.

Either O or P sits at the right end of the row.

Only S is older than O. So, S' age is 68 years and O's age is 52 years.

P's age is a multiple of five. So, P's age is 45 years. The one whose age is 45 years sits second to the right of S.

R sits to the immediate left of the one who is the second eldest person.

R is older than Z. The difference between the ages of Z and R is 3 years. Therefore, R is 27 years old and Z is 24 years old.

The number of persons sitting between S and Z is the same as that between L and O.

O is not an immediate neighbour of Z. Three people sit between the one whose age is a perfect square and the one whose age is a prime number. This cannot be true in (B).

L is the youngest person in the row.

We also know that the one whose age is 45 years (P) sits second to the right of S.

The difference between the ages of the immediate neighbours of L is 12 years.

N is an immediate neighbour of neither L nor R.

P is 45 years old and R is 27 years old.

Therefore, difference between their ages = 45 - 27 = 18 years

So, this is the correct option.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 21
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Eight people, namely L, N, O, P, Q, R, S and Z, are sitting in a row facing north. All of them are of different ages viz. 9 years, 19 years, 24 years, 27 years, 36 years, 45 years, 52 years and 68 years, but not necessarily in the same order.

The one whose age is 45 years sits second to the right of S. The difference between the ages of Z and R is 3 years. Either O or P sits at the right end of the row. Three people sit between the one whose age is a perfect square and the one whose age is a prime number. Only S is older than O. P's age is a multiple of five. R is older than Z. R sits to the immediate left of the one who is the second eldest person. N is an immediate neighbour of neither L nor R. Four people sit to the right of Z. The difference between the ages of the immediate neighbours of L is 12 years. L is the youngest person in the row. The number of persons sitting between S and Z is the same as that between L and O. O is not an immediate neighbour of Z.

As per the given arrangement, S is related to 45 years old in a certain way and N is related to 24 years old in the same way. To which of the following is L related in the same way?
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Four people sit to the right of Z.

Either O or P sits at the right end of the row.

Only S is older than O. So, S' age is 68 years and O's age is 52 years.

P's age is a multiple of five. So, P's age is 45 years. The one whose age is 45 years sits second to the right of S.

R sits to the immediate left of the one who is the second eldest person.

R is older than Z. The difference between the ages of Z and R is 3 years. Therefore, R is 27 years old and Z is 24 years old.

The number of persons sitting between S and Z is the same as that between L and O.

O is not an immediate neighbour of Z. Three people sit between the one whose age is a perfect square and the one whose age is a prime number. This cannot be true in (B).

L is the youngest person in the row.

We also know that the one whose age is 45 years (P) sits second to the right of S.

The difference between the ages of the immediate neighbours of L is 12 years.

N is an immediate neighbour of neither L nor R.

S is related to 45 years old and N is related to 24 years old. We see that there is gap of one person. So, in the same way, L is related to 27 years old.

Hence, this is the correct option.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 22
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Fourteen chairs are kept around a rectangular table in such a way that three chairs are kept on each of the longer sides, two chairs are kept on each smaller side, and one chair is kept on each corner. Chairs on longer sides are facing the center whereas other chairs are facing away from the center. Two chairs are vacant and the vacant chairs are neither kept at the corners nor kept adjacent to each other.

Kindal sits fifth to the right of Bhide, who sits at one of the corners. A person facing Kindal sits fourth to the right of Popat. Arya and Anju are sitting on the same edges. A person sitting immediate right of Popat sits three places away from Arya. Anuj neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits adjacent to Smith. One person sits between Bunty and Anuj. Two persons are sitting between Happu and Bunty. A person sitting opposite to Bunty sits immediately left of Priya. Smith and Happu sit third to the right of each other. Smith neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits facing Kindal. A person sitting opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu who is not adjacent to Smith. Bindo is one of the persons sitting at one of the corners.

What is the position of Tappu with respect to Kindal?
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We have:

  • Kindal sits fifth to the right of Bhide, who sits at one of the corners.
  • A person facing Kindal sits fourth to the right of Popat.
  • A person sitting immediate right of Popat sits three places away from Arya.

That means, in case (1) Arya sits immediate left of Kindal, in case (2) Arya sits facing Kindal.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Arya and Anju are sitting on the same edges.
  • Anuj neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits adjacent to Smith.
  • One person sits between Bunty and Anuj.
  • A person sitting opposite to Bunty sits immediately left of Priya.

That means, in case (1a) Bunty sits third to the right of Kindal, in case (1b) Bunty sits fourth to the right of Kindal, in case (2) Bunty sits fourth to the left of Kindal.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Smith and Happu sit third to the right of each other.
  • Smith neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits facing Kindal.
  • Two persons are sitting between Happu and Bunty.

That means, in case (1b) Happu sits facing Kindal, in case (2) Happu sits immediate left of Kindal, case (1a) is not valid.

  • A person opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu who is not adjacent to Smith.

That means, in case (1b) Tappu sits immediate right of Anuj, case (2) is not valid.

  • Bindo is one of the persons sitting at one of the corners.

Based on the above given information we have the final arrangement as follows:

Case (1a) is not valid as none of the adjacent chairs are vacant, case (2) is not valid as the person opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 23
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Fourteen chairs are kept around a rectangular table in such a way that three chairs are kept on each of the longer sides, two chairs are kept on each smaller side, and one chair is kept on each corner. Chairs on longer sides are facing the center whereas other chairs are facing away from the center. Two chairs are vacant and the vacant chairs are neither kept at the corners nor kept adjacent to each other.

Kindal sits fifth to the right of Bhide, who sits at one of the corners. A person facing Kindal sits fourth to the right of Popat. Arya and Anju are sitting on the same edges. A person sitting immediate right of Popat sits three places away from Arya. Anuj neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits adjacent to Smith. One person sits between Bunty and Anuj. Two persons are sitting between Happu and Bunty. A person sitting opposite to Bunty sits immediately left of Priya. Smith and Happu sit third to the right of each other. Smith neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits facing Kindal. A person sitting opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu who is not adjacent to Smith. Bindo is one of the persons sitting at one of the corners.

Who among the following person sits second to the right of Tappu?
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We have:

  • Kindal sits fifth to the right of Bhide, who sits at one of the corners.
  • A person facing Kindal sits fourth to the right of Popat.
  • A person sitting immediate right of Popat sits three places away from Arya.

That means, in case (1) Arya sits immediate left of Kindal, in case (2) Arya sits facing Kindal.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Arya and Anju are sitting on the same edges.
  • Anuj neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits adjacent to Smith.
  • One person sits between Bunty and Anuj.
  • A person sitting opposite to Bunty sits immediately left of Priya.

That means, in case (1a) Bunty sits third to the right of Kindal, in case (1b) Bunty sits fourth to the right of Kindal, in case (2) Bunty sits fourth to the left of Kindal.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Smith and Happu sit third to the right of each other.
  • Smith neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits facing Kindal.
  • Two persons are sitting between Happu and Bunty.

That means, in case (1b) Happu sits facing Kindal, in case (2) Happu sits immediate left of Kindal, case (1a) is not valid.

  • A person opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu who is not adjacent to Smith.

That means, in case (1b) Tappu sits immediate right of Anuj, case (2) is not valid.

  • Bindo is one of the persons sitting at one of the corners.

Based on the above given information we have the final arrangement as follows:

Case (1a) is not valid as none of the adjacent chairs are vacant, case (2) is not valid as the person opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 24
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Fourteen chairs are kept around a rectangular table in such a way that three chairs are kept on each of the longer sides, two chairs are kept on each smaller side, and one chair is kept on each corner. Chairs on longer sides are facing the center whereas other chairs are facing away from the center. Two chairs are vacant and the vacant chairs are neither kept at the corners nor kept adjacent to each other.

Kindal sits fifth to the right of Bhide, who sits at one of the corners. A person facing Kindal sits fourth to the right of Popat. Arya and Anju are sitting on the same edges. A person sitting immediate right of Popat sits three places away from Arya. Anuj neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits adjacent to Smith. One person sits between Bunty and Anuj. Two persons are sitting between Happu and Bunty. A person sitting opposite to Bunty sits immediately left of Priya. Smith and Happu sit third to the right of each other. Smith neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits facing Kindal. A person sitting opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu who is not adjacent to Smith. Bindo is one of the persons sitting at one of the corners.

Four of the five are related in a certain way to form a group, which of the following is odd out of the five?
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We have:

  • Kindal sits fifth to the right of Bhide, who sits at one of the corners.
  • A person facing Kindal sits fourth to the right of Popat.
  • A person sitting immediate right of Popat sits three places away from Arya.

That means, in case (1) Arya sits immediate left of Kindal, in case (2) Arya sits facing Kindal.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Arya and Anju are sitting on the same edges.
  • Anuj neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits adjacent to Smith.
  • One person sits between Bunty and Anuj.
  • A person sitting opposite to Bunty sits immediately left of Priya.

That means, in case (1a) Bunty sits third to the right of Kindal, in case (1b) Bunty sits fourth to the right of Kindal, in case (2) Bunty sits fourth to the left of Kindal.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Smith and Happu sit third to the right of each other.
  • Smith neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits facing Kindal.
  • Two persons are sitting between Happu and Bunty.

That means, in case (1b) Happu sits facing Kindal, in case (2) Happu sits immediate left of Kindal, case (1a) is not valid.

  • A person opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu who is not adjacent to Smith.

That means, in case (1b) Tappu sits immediate right of Anuj, case (2) is not valid.

  • Bindo is one of the persons sitting at one of the corners.

Based on the above given information we have the final arrangement as follows:

Case (1a) is not valid as none of the adjacent chairs are vacant, case (2) is not valid as the person opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 25
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Fourteen chairs are kept around a rectangular table in such a way that three chairs are kept on each of the longer sides, two chairs are kept on each smaller side, and one chair is kept on each corner. Chairs on longer sides are facing the center whereas other chairs are facing away from the center. Two chairs are vacant and the vacant chairs are neither kept at the corners nor kept adjacent to each other.

Kindal sits fifth to the right of Bhide, who sits at one of the corners. A person facing Kindal sits fourth to the right of Popat. Arya and Anju are sitting on the same edges. A person sitting immediate right of Popat sits three places away from Arya. Anuj neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits adjacent to Smith. One person sits between Bunty and Anuj. Two persons are sitting between Happu and Bunty. A person sitting opposite to Bunty sits immediately left of Priya. Smith and Happu sit third to the right of each other. Smith neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits facing Kindal. A person sitting opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu who is not adjacent to Smith. Bindo is one of the persons sitting at one of the corners.

How many persons are sitting between Binod and Happu, when counted right of Binod?
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 25

We have:

  • Kindal sits fifth to the right of Bhide, who sits at one of the corners.
  • A person facing Kindal sits fourth to the right of Popat.
  • A person sitting immediate right of Popat sits three places away from Arya.

That means, in case (1) Arya sits immediate left of Kindal, in case (2) Arya sits facing Kindal.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Arya and Anju are sitting on the same edges.
  • Anuj neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits adjacent to Smith.
  • One person sits between Bunty and Anuj.
  • A person sitting opposite to Bunty sits immediately left of Priya.

That means, in case (1a) Bunty sits third to the right of Kindal, in case (1b) Bunty sits fourth to the right of Kindal, in case (2) Bunty sits fourth to the left of Kindal.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Smith and Happu sit third to the right of each other.
  • Smith neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits facing Kindal.
  • Two persons are sitting between Happu and Bunty.

That means, in case (1b) Happu sits facing Kindal, in case (2) Happu sits immediate left of Kindal, case (1a) is not valid.

  • A person opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu who is not adjacent to Smith.

That means, in case (1b) Tappu sits immediate right of Anuj, case (2) is not valid.

  • Bindo is one of the persons sitting at one of the corners.

Based on the above given information we have the final arrangement as follows:

Case (1a) is not valid as none of the adjacent chairs are vacant, case (2) is not valid as the person opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 26
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Study the following information carefully and answer the below questions.

Fourteen chairs are kept around a rectangular table in such a way that three chairs are kept on each of the longer sides, two chairs are kept on each smaller side, and one chair is kept on each corner. Chairs on longer sides are facing the center whereas other chairs are facing away from the center. Two chairs are vacant and the vacant chairs are neither kept at the corners nor kept adjacent to each other.

Kindal sits fifth to the right of Bhide, who sits at one of the corners. A person facing Kindal sits fourth to the right of Popat. Arya and Anju are sitting on the same edges. A person sitting immediate right of Popat sits three places away from Arya. Anuj neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits adjacent to Smith. One person sits between Bunty and Anuj. Two persons are sitting between Happu and Bunty. A person sitting opposite to Bunty sits immediately left of Priya. Smith and Happu sit third to the right of each other. Smith neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits facing Kindal. A person sitting opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu who is not adjacent to Smith. Bindo is one of the persons sitting at one of the corners.

Which of the person sits along with Maya on the same edge?
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 26

We have:

  • Kindal sits fifth to the right of Bhide, who sits at one of the corners.
  • A person facing Kindal sits fourth to the right of Popat.
  • A person sitting immediate right of Popat sits three places away from Arya.

That means, in case (1) Arya sits immediate left of Kindal, in case (2) Arya sits facing Kindal.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Arya and Anju are sitting on the same edges.
  • Anuj neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits adjacent to Smith.
  • One person sits between Bunty and Anuj.
  • A person sitting opposite to Bunty sits immediately left of Priya.

That means, in case (1a) Bunty sits third to the right of Kindal, in case (1b) Bunty sits fourth to the right of Kindal, in case (2) Bunty sits fourth to the left of Kindal.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

  • Smith and Happu sit third to the right of each other.
  • Smith neither sits adjacent to Bhide nor sits facing Kindal.
  • Two persons are sitting between Happu and Bunty.

That means, in case (1b) Happu sits facing Kindal, in case (2) Happu sits immediate left of Kindal, case (1a) is not valid.

  • A person opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu who is not adjacent to Smith.

That means, in case (1b) Tappu sits immediate right of Anuj, case (2) is not valid.

  • Bindo is one of the persons sitting at one of the corners.

Based on the above given information we have the final arrangement as follows:

Case (1a) is not valid as none of the adjacent chairs are vacant, case (2) is not valid as the person opposite to Maya sits immediate right of Tappu.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 27
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There are nine shelves named differently such that the topmost shelf is numbered 9 and the bottommost shelf is numbered 1. All the shelves have different number of books. The odd numbered shelves contain even numbered books and vice versa. Shelf S contains 3 less books than shelf 8. Shelf N contains odd numbered books which are less than 30. Shelf O contains 15 books and is below shelf M. The total number of books on shelves 2, 8 and 6 is 73. There are two shelves between M and the shelf which contains 23 books. The total number of books on shelves P and Q is 28. The difference between the number of books on M and shelf R is 1. Each shelf contains more than 10 books. Q contains the least number of books which is a multiple of 3. Q is either immediately below O or immediately above M. P contains one more book than shelf 2. At least five shelves are below P. Shelf T contains even numbered books and is not below R. The total number of books on shelves 5 and R is 55. There are three shelves between M and P. The difference between the number of books on Q and T is 12. P contains even numbered books. R is below M but not below Q. The number of books on shelf U is odd.

What is the total of the books on shelves 7 and 3?
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 27
Shelf P contains even numbered books.

At least five shelves are below P.

There are three shelves between shelves M and P.

The total number of books on shelves P and Q is 28.

Therefore, Q contains even numbered books.

Shelf O has 15 books and is below M.

Q is either immediately below O or immediately above M.

Since Q has even numbered books, it cannot be immediately above M.

Shelf R is below M but not below Q. This cannot be true in cases (I) and (II-a).

There are two shelves between M and the shelf which contains 23 books.

P contains one more book than shelf 2.

Shelf T contains even numbered books and is not below R.

The total number of books on shelves 2, 8 and 6 is 73.

Shelf N contains odd numbered books which are less than 30.

Shelf S contains 3 less books than shelf 8.

This cannot be true in case (II-c).

Q contains the least number of books which is a multiple of 3.

Each shelf contains more than 10 books.

The number of books on shelf U is odd.

The difference between the number of books on Q and on T is 12.

The difference between the number of books on M and on R is 1.

The total number of books on shelves 5 and R is 55.

The final arrangement is thus as shown above.

From the above arrangement, it is evident that the total of the books on shelves 7 and 3 is 44.

Hence, answer option 2 is correct.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 28
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There are nine shelves named differently such that the topmost shelf is numbered 9 and the bottommost shelf is numbered 1. All the shelves have different number of books. The odd numbered shelves contain even numbered books and vice versa. Shelf S contains 3 less books than shelf 8. Shelf N contains odd numbered books which are less than 30. Shelf O contains 15 books and is below shelf M. The total number of books on shelves 2, 8 and 6 is 73. There are two shelves between M and the shelf which contains 23 books. The total number of books on shelves P and Q is 28. The difference between the number of books on M and shelf R is 1. Each shelf contains more than 10 books. Q contains the least number of books which is a multiple of 3. Q is either immediately below O or immediately above M. P contains one more book than shelf 2. At least five shelves are below P. Shelf T contains even numbered books and is not below R. The total number of books on shelves 5 and R is 55. There are three shelves between M and P. The difference between the number of books on Q and T is 12. P contains even numbered books. R is below M but not below Q. The number of books on shelf U is odd.

Find the odd one out.
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 28
Shelf P contains even numbered books.

At least five shelves are below P.

There are three shelves between shelves M and P.

The total number of books on shelves P and Q is 28.

Therefore, Q contains even numbered books.

Shelf O has 15 books and is below M.

Q is either immediately below O or immediately above M.

Since Q has even numbered books, it cannot be immediately above M.

Shelf R is below M but not below Q. This cannot be true in cases (I) and (II-a).

There are two shelves between M and the shelf which contains 23 books.

P contains one more book than shelf 2.

Shelf T contains even numbered books and is not below R.

The total number of books on shelves 2, 8 and 6 is 73.

Shelf N contains odd numbered books which are less than 30.

Shelf S contains 3 less books than shelf 8.

This cannot be true in case (II-c).

Q contains the least number of books which is a multiple of 3.

Each shelf contains more than 10 books.

The number of books on shelf U is odd.

The difference between the number of books on Q and on T is 12.

The difference between the number of books on M and on R is 1.

The total number of books on shelves 5 and R is 55.

The final arrangement is thus as shown above.

From the above given table it is evident that except R, all the other shelves are odd numbered and contain an even number of books.

Hence, answer option 3 is correct.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 29
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There are nine shelves named differently such that the topmost shelf is numbered 9 and the bottommost shelf is numbered 1. All the shelves have different number of books. The odd numbered shelves contain even numbered books and vice versa. Shelf S contains 3 less books than shelf 8. Shelf N contains odd numbered books which are less than 30. Shelf O contains 15 books and is below shelf M. The total number of books on shelves 2, 8 and 6 is 73. There are two shelves between M and the shelf which contains 23 books. The total number of books on shelves P and Q is 28. The difference between the number of books on M and shelf R is 1. Each shelf contains more than 10 books. Q contains the least number of books which is a multiple of 3. Q is either immediately below O or immediately above M. P contains one more book than shelf 2. At least five shelves are below P. Shelf T contains even numbered books and is not below R. The total number of books on shelves 5 and R is 55. There are three shelves between M and P. The difference between the number of books on Q and T is 12. P contains even numbered books. R is below M but not below Q. The number of books on shelf U is odd.

How many shelves are there below shelf M?
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 29
Shelf P contains even numbered books.

At least five shelves are below P.

There are three shelves between shelves M and P.

The total number of books on shelves P and Q is 28.

Therefore, Q contains even numbered books.

Shelf O has 15 books and is below M.

Q is either immediately below O or immediately above M.

Since Q has even numbered books, it cannot be immediately above M.

Shelf R is below M but not below Q. This cannot be true in cases (I) and (II-a).

There are two shelves between M and the shelf which contains 23 books.

P contains one more book than shelf 2.

Shelf T contains even numbered books and is not below R.

The total number of books on shelves 2, 8 and 6 is 73.

Shelf N contains odd numbered books which are less than 30.

Shelf S contains 3 less books than shelf 8.

This cannot be true in case (II-c).

Q contains the least number of books which is a multiple of 3.

Each shelf contains more than 10 books.

The number of books on shelf U is odd.

The difference between the number of books on Q and on T is 12.

The difference between the number of books on M and on R is 1.

The total number of books on shelves 5 and R is 55.

The final arrangement is thus as shown above.

From the above given table it is evident that there are four shelves below shelf M.

Hence, answer option 2 is correct.

RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 30
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There are nine shelves named differently such that the topmost shelf is numbered 9 and the bottommost shelf is numbered 1. All the shelves have different number of books. The odd numbered shelves contain even numbered books and vice versa. Shelf S contains 3 less books than shelf 8. Shelf N contains odd numbered books which are less than 30. Shelf O contains 15 books and is below shelf M. The total number of books on shelves 2, 8 and 6 is 73. There are two shelves between M and the shelf which contains 23 books. The total number of books on shelves P and Q is 28. The difference between the number of books on M and shelf R is 1. Each shelf contains more than 10 books. Q contains the least number of books which is a multiple of 3. Q is either immediately below O or immediately above M. P contains one more book than shelf 2. At least five shelves are below P. Shelf T contains even numbered books and is not below R. The total number of books on shelves 5 and R is 55. There are three shelves between M and P. The difference between the number of books on Q and T is 12. P contains even numbered books. R is below M but not below Q. The number of books on shelf U is odd.

Which among the following shelves contains the most number of books?
Detailed Solution for RBI Assistant Mains Mock Test - 10 - Question 30
Shelf P contains even numbered books.

At least five shelves are below P.

There are three shelves between shelves M and P.

The total number of books on shelves P and Q is 28.

Therefore, Q contains even numbered books.

Shelf O has 15 books and is below M.

Q is either immediately below O or immediately above M.

Since Q has even numbered books, it cannot be immediately above M.

Shelf R is below M but not below Q. This cannot be true in cases (I) and (II-a).

There are two shelves between M and the shelf which contains 23 books.

P contains one more book than shelf 2.

Shelf T contains even numbered books and is not below R.

The total number of books on shelves 2, 8 and 6 is 73.

Shelf N contains odd numbered books which are less than 30.

Shelf S contains 3 less books than shelf 8.

This cannot be true in case (II-c).

Q contains the least number of books which is a multiple of 3.

Each shelf contains more than 10 books.

The number of books on shelf U is odd.

The difference between the number of books on Q and on T is 12.

The difference between the number of books on M and on R is 1.

The total number of books on shelves 5 and R is 55.

The final arrangement is thus as shown above.

From the above table it is evident that out of the given shelves, shelf U contains the most number of books.

Hence, answer option 4 is correct.

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