Test Level 2: Games and Tournaments (September 18) - CAT MCQ

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In a college, exams of subjects A, B, C, D, U, V, W, X, Y and Z were conducted last week, starting from Monday till Friday. Exams of two subjects were conducted on each day, one in the morning shift and one in the evening shift. Different number of students appeared for every exam. A total of 383 students appeared in the exams conducted in the morning shift and 350 students appeared in the exams conducted in the evening shift. The number of students in each exam varied from 50 to 100.
There was a gap of two days between exams X and A. Exam X was conducted after exam A, and in the same shift. Exam D was conducted after exam X, but on a different day and in a different shift. The number of students who appeared on the first day was 125. Exam Y was conducted on Monday evening and the number of students who appeared in this exam was a multiple of 11. Exam D was conducted on the day next to exam V, and in the same shift. The number of students who appeared in exam Z was one less than a square number. Exams W and V were conducted in the evening shift. In exam B, 72 students appeared, which was less than the number of students who appeared in exam Z. A total of 150 students appeared on the last day. Exam C was conducted immediately after exam V. In exam D, less than 60 students appeared, but this was more than the number of students who appeared in exam Y. The number of students who appeared in exam A was one more than the number of students who appeared in exam V. The number of students who appeared in exam V was 10 more than the number of students who appeared in exam D. A total of 186 students appeared in exams C and W. Exam Z was conducted immediately after W in a different month and different shift. The exam which was conducted immediately after exam B had 3 more students than the number of students who appeared in exam B.

Which of the following exams was on Thursday morning?

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In a college, exams of subjects A, B, C, D, U, V, W, X, Y and Z were conducted last week, starting from Monday till Friday. Exams of two subjects were conducted on each day, one in the morning shift and one in the evening shift. Different number of students appeared for every exam. A total of 383 students appeared in the exams conducted in the morning shift and 350 students appeared in the exams conducted in the evening shift. The number of students in each exam varied from 50 to 100.
There was a gap of two days between exams X and A. Exam X was conducted after exam A, and in the same shift. Exam D was conducted after exam X, but on a different day and in a different shift. The number of students who appeared on the first day was 125. Exam Y was conducted on Monday evening and the number of students who appeared in this exam was a multiple of 11. Exam D was conducted on the day next to exam V, and in the same shift. The number of students who appeared in exam Z was one less than a square number. Exams W and V were conducted in the evening shift. In exam B, 72 students appeared, which was less than the number of students who appeared in exam Z. A total of 150 students appeared on the last day. Exam C was conducted immediately after exam V. In exam D, less than 60 students appeared, but this was more than the number of students who appeared in exam Y. The number of students who appeared in exam A was one more than the number of students who appeared in exam V. The number of students who appeared in exam V was 10 more than the number of students who appeared in exam D. A total of 186 students appeared in exams C and W. Exam Z was conducted immediately after W in a different month and different shift. The exam which was conducted immediately after exam B had 3 more students than the number of students who appeared in exam B.

What is the total number of students who appeared in the exams held on Tuesday?

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In a college, exams of subjects A, B, C, D, U, V, W, X, Y and Z were conducted last week, starting from Monday till Friday. Exams of two subjects were conducted on each day, one in the morning shift and one in the evening shift. Different number of students appeared for every exam. A total of 383 students appeared in the exams conducted in the morning shift and 350 students appeared in the exams conducted in the evening shift. The number of students in each exam varied from 50 to 100.
There was a gap of two days between exams X and A. Exam X was conducted after exam A, and in the same shift. Exam D was conducted after exam X, but on a different day and in a different shift. The number of students who appeared on the first day was 125. Exam Y was conducted on Monday evening and the number of students who appeared in this exam was a multiple of 11. Exam D was conducted on the day next to exam V, and in the same shift. The number of students who appeared in exam Z was one less than a square number. Exams W and V were conducted in the evening shift. In exam B, 72 students appeared, which was less than the number of students who appeared in exam Z. A total of 150 students appeared on the last day. Exam C was conducted immediately after exam V. In exam D, less than 60 students appeared, but this was more than the number of students who appeared in exam Y. The number of students who appeared in exam A was one more than the number of students who appeared in exam V. The number of students who appeared in exam V was 10 more than the number of students who appeared in exam D. A total of 186 students appeared in exams C and W. Exam Z was conducted immediately after W in a different month and different shift. The exam which was conducted immediately after exam B had 3 more students than the number of students who appeared in exam B.

How many exams were conducted between the exams U and V?

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There are ten teachers - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J - of the same college. They have to attend conferences in five different cities, namely Delhi, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Kolkata and Agra. Out of all the teachers, five are males. It is strictly recommended that only one male and one female teacher can attend the conference in the same city. All the teachers are above 25 years but below 61 years of age. No two persons are of the same age.
G attends conference in Agra, but not with H. D is the second oldest of all the teachers and does not attend conference in Lucknow or Kolkata. C is a male and his age is half the age of H. F and B attend conference in the same city. I's age is a multiple of 10, but not divisible by 4. D's age is an odd number. C attends conference in Kolkata. J's age is a multiple of 11 and J is older than B. F's age is half the age of B. H attends conference in a city where neither E nor J attends the conference. The younger of the two persons going to Lucknow is a female. E is older than 35 years and his/her age is an odd number. I is a male and he does not attend a conference in Agra. The age of the female who attends conference in Lucknow is an odd number and also a multiple of 19. E attends conference in Chandigarh, but not with G. B is a female and her age is a multiple of 27. H attends conference with the person whose age is an odd number. E's age is a multiple of 13. H is oldest amongst all the teachers. D is a male and he attends conference with the person whose age is 32 years. J and C attend conference in the same city.

What is the age of D? (In years)

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There are ten teachers - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J - of the same college. They have to attend conferences in five different cities, namely Delhi, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Kolkata and Agra. Out of all the teachers, five are males. It is strictly recommended that only one male and one female teacher can attend the conference in the same city. All the teachers are above 25 years but below 61 years of age. No two persons are of the same age.
G attends conference in Agra, but not with H. D is the second oldest of all the teachers and does not attend conference in Lucknow or Kolkata. C is a male and his age is half the age of H. F and B attend conference in the same city. I's age is a multiple of 10, but not divisible by 4. D's age is an odd number. C attends conference in Kolkata. J's age is a multiple of 11 and J is older than B. F's age is half the age of B. H attends conference in a city where neither E nor J attends the conference. The younger of the two persons going to Lucknow is a female. E is older than 35 years and his/her age is an odd number. I is a male and he does not attend a conference in Agra. The age of the female who attends conference in Lucknow is an odd number and also a multiple of 19. E attends conference in Chandigarh, but not with G. B is a female and her age is a multiple of 27. H attends conference with the person whose age is an odd number. E's age is a multiple of 13. H is oldest amongst all the teachers. D is a male and he attends conference with the person whose age is 32 years. J and C attend conference in the same city.

Who attends conference with A?

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There are ten teachers - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J - of the same college. They have to attend conferences in five different cities, namely Delhi, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Kolkata and Agra. Out of all the teachers, five are males. It is strictly recommended that only one male and one female teacher can attend the conference in the same city. All the teachers are above 25 years but below 61 years of age. No two persons are of the same age.
G attends conference in Agra, but not with H. D is the second oldest of all the teachers and does not attend conference in Lucknow or Kolkata. C is a male and his age is half the age of H. F and B attend conference in the same city. I's age is a multiple of 10, but not divisible by 4. D's age is an odd number. C attends conference in Kolkata. J's age is a multiple of 11 and J is older than B. F's age is half the age of B. H attends conference in a city where neither E nor J attends the conference. The younger of the two persons going to Lucknow is a female. E is older than 35 years and his/her age is an odd number. I is a male and he does not attend a conference in Agra. The age of the female who attends conference in Lucknow is an odd number and also a multiple of 19. E attends conference in Chandigarh, but not with G. B is a female and her age is a multiple of 27. H attends conference with the person whose age is an odd number. E's age is a multiple of 13. H is oldest amongst all the teachers. D is a male and he attends conference with the person whose age is 32 years. J and C attend conference in the same city.

B attends conference at

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There are ten teachers - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J - of the same college. They have to attend conferences in five different cities, namely Delhi, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Kolkata and Agra. Out of all the teachers, five are males. It is strictly recommended that only one male and one female teacher can attend the conference in the same city. All the teachers are above 25 years but below 61 years of age. No two persons are of the same age.
G attends conference in Agra, but not with H. D is the second oldest of all the teachers and does not attend conference in Lucknow or Kolkata. C is a male and his age is half the age of H. F and B attend conference in the same city. I's age is a multiple of 10, but not divisible by 4. D's age is an odd number. C attends conference in Kolkata. J's age is a multiple of 11 and J is older than B. F's age is half the age of B. H attends conference in a city where neither E nor J attends the conference. The younger of the two persons going to Lucknow is a female. E is older than 35 years and his/her age is an odd number. I is a male and he does not attend a conference in Agra. The age of the female who attends conference in Lucknow is an odd number and also a multiple of 19. E attends conference in Chandigarh, but not with G. B is a female and her age is a multiple of 27. H attends conference with the person whose age is an odd number. E's age is a multiple of 13. H is oldest amongst all the teachers. D is a male and he attends conference with the person whose age is 32 years. J and C attend conference in the same city.

What is the age of F?