Circular Arrangement Directions (1-5) : Study The Following Information Carefully To Answer The Given Questions

1.
CIRCULAR ARRANGEMENT
Directions (1-5): Study the following information
carefully to answer the given questions -
Friends are sitting around a circle but not necessarily in the same
order. Some of them are facing the centre and some of them are
facing outside.(Same direction means if one person faces the centre
then the other person also faces the centre and if one person faces
outward then the other also faces outward. Facing the opposite
direction means if one person faces the centre then the other
person faces outward and vice versa.)
Only one person sits between A and O. O sits third to the left of Q. Q
sits on the immediate right of M. Q faces outward. L sits immediate
left of P. P is not an immediate neighbor of O. A is not an immediate
neighbor of Q. M sits opposite to O. A faces opposite direction to that
of J. L faces a direction opposite that of O. The immediate neighbors
of L face opposite directions. J sits second to the left of L. N is an
immediate neighbor of A. M and J face the direction same as that of
N.
Q1: How many persons sit between M and A when counted

clockwise from M?
a) none
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) more than 3
Q2: Who sits second to the left of one who sits second to the right of
P?
a) A
b) M
c) N
d) L
e) J
Q3: Which among the following does not belong to the group?
a) M
b) N
c) O
d) P
e) J
Q4: What is the position of J with respect to N?

a) immediate right
b) immediate left
c) second to the right
d) second to the left
e) None of these
Q5: How many persons sit between N and L?

a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3

carefully to answer the given questions–
Eight Friends P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are sitting around a circular
table, not necessarily in the same order. Three of them are facing
outside the centre while others are facing the centre. There are four
Males and four Females in the Group.
• R does not face outside the centre.
• The one who sits immediate left of R is a male.
• Q sits immediate right of T and second to the right of R.
• W is not an immediate of R.
• Three persons are sitting between U and Q. Both the
immediate neighbors of Q are not males.
• V is sitting third to the right of U. Both the immediate
neighbors of S, face outside.
• S sits second to the left of U and third to the right of P. The
immediate neighbours of T are Males and are facing the centre.
• The immediate neighbours of S are not males.
• No female is an immediate neighbor of V.
Q6. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the
given seating arrangement and so form a group. Which of the one
that does not belong to that group?
a) U
b) V
c) P
d) R
e) Q
Q7. Who sits second to the left of U?

a) T
b) Q
c) S
d) R
e) None of these
Q8. Which of the following is true regarding S as per the given

seating arrangement?
a) S is sitting immediate left to Q.
b) S is sitting exactly between W and T.
c) S is sitting opposite to P.
d) R and U are the immediate neighbours of S.
e) None of these
Q9. What is the P’s position with respect to Q?
a) Second to the left
b) Second to the right
c) Third to the right
d) Third to the left
e) Fourth to the left
Q10. Which of the following statement represents the right group of

female members?
a) Q,R,T,W
b) P,Q,R,S
c) T,U,V,W
d) P,S,T,V
e) None

carefully to answer the given questions –
Eight Friends Abhishek, Romil, Ramesh, Rakesh, Rohit, Rahul,
Abhijit, and Anil- are sitting around a circular table, not necessarily
in the same order. Four of them are facing inside and others are
facing outside. They are belong to eight different cities- Bhopal,
Patna, Kolkata, Delhi, Gwalior, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Rajkot. Each
of them from different profession-Teacher, Engineer, Doctor, Banker,
Lawyer, Architect, HR and MR but not necessarily in the same order.
• Abhijit faces the centre and sits third to the right of Rakesh
who is MR.
• Rohit belongs to Kolkata and sits opposite to the person who
belongs to Bengaluru.
• Abhishek, who does not belong to Rajkot is an engineer sits
third to the right of Ramesh, who stays in Bhopal.
• The person who belongs to Gwalior and Delhi are facing the
same direction (Inside or Outside). Engineer is an immediate
neighbour of Doctor and teacher.
• Rahul is sitting between the person who belongs to Kolkata
and the one from Rajkot respectively. Teacher does not faces
Architect.
• Romil belongs to Gwalior and Rakesh belongs to Patna. Romil
is not near to teacher.
• The person who belongs to Chennai is facing Outward and
immediate neighbor of who belongs to Rajkot. Doctor faces the
person who is a Banker, and they both faces inside.
• Anil is immediate neighbor of the persons who belong to
Gwalior and Chennai.
• Rahul, who does not belong to Chennaiis immediate left of
Rohit. Banker sits immediate left of Lawyer.
Q11.Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the
a) Anil
b) Ramesh
c) Rahul
d) Rohit
e) Abhijeet.
Q12. Who sits second to the left of Architect?

a) Abhijeet
b) Person belongs to Kolkata
c) Rakesh
d) Person belongs to Chennai
e) None of these.
Q13.Which of the following is true regarding Abhishek as per the

given seating arrangement?
a) Rohit is sitting immediate left to Abhishek.
b) Abhishek is sitting exactly between Rahul and Rakesh.
c) Rohit is sitting opposite to Abhishek.
d) The person belongs to Banglore is the immediate neighbours of
Abhishek.
e) None of these
Q14.What is the Rahul’s position with respect to Ramesh?

Q15. How many Persons in the given arrangement sits between

Romil and Rahul when counted clockwise from Romil?
a) Five
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None
Directions(16-20):Study the following information

carefully to answer the given questions–
Eight Teachers P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are teaching different subjects
viz. Arts, Commerce, Computer, Java, Mechanics, Electronics,
Robotics and Painting but not necessarily in the same order. All of
them are sitting around a circular table and facing outside the
centre.
• Java and Arts teachers are immediate neighbors' of each other.
P is neither Computer nor Commerce teacher.
• Only one teacher sits between U and Commerce teacher. U
does not teach either Mechanics or Arts.
• P sits third to the left of V. V teaches Robotics. S is not an
immediate neighbor of either P or V. The one who teaches
Painting is an immediate neighbor of S.
• W sits third to the right of S. P and also his immediate
neighbors do not teach Electronics. Only one teacher sits
between T and the Electronics teacher. T does not teach
computer.
• Three teachers sit between V and the Mechanics teacher. W is
not teaching either Electronics or Arts.R does not teach
Painting
Q16.Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the
a) UW
b) SQ
c) PW
d) RS
e) QT
Q17. Who sits second to the left of U?

a) T
b) Q
c) S
d) P
e) None of these.
Q18. Which of the following is true regarding S as per the given

seating arrangement?
a) S is sitting immediate left to Q.
b) S is sitting exactly between W and T.
c) S is sitting opposite to P.
d) R and U are the immediate neighbours of S.
e) None of these
Q19.What is the P’s position with respect to Q?

Q20. Which of the following represents the Painting Teacher?

a) Q
b) P
c) T
d) S
e) None of these
Eight persons i.e. U, V, W, X, Y, Z, A, and B are seated around a circular
table among them only 3 are facing opposite to the centre and rest
are facing to the centre (not necessarily in the same order).
U sits second to the left of W. V is not an immediate neighbor of both
W and U. One of the immediate neighbors of W faces opposite
direction of W. B sits third to the left of U. Z sits second to the left of
B. X is not an immediate neighbor of V. A sits third to the left of X. Y
and V face the same direction as X faces. V doesn’t sit opposite to
both W and U.
Q21: Who sits second to the right of A?

a) B
b) W
c) Z
d) Y
e) can not be determined
Q22: Which of the following does not belong to the group?

a) V
b) B
c) W
d) Z
e) Y
Q23: How many persons sit between Y and W?

a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q24: Which of the following pairs represents the immediate

neighbors of U?
a) V and Z
b) V and X
c) X and Y
d) X and W
e) None of these
Q25: Who sits second to right of one who sits third to the left of W?
a) U
b) V
c) X
d) Y
e) Z
Seven students P,Q,R,S,T,W and G are wearing different colour
dresses, i.e. Black, blue, pink, yellow, red, white and green (but not
necessarily in the same order).They all are sitting around a circle
facing the centre. All of them belong to different countries i.e. India,
Brazil, Australia, England, Poland, Japan and Korea.
S sits immediate left of the student who wears a Red dress. The
person from Poland, does not like black color. T is an immediate
neighbor of the student who wears green. The person from India
likes Pink color. Q is fourth to the left of the student who wears a
blue dress. T belongs to Japan. W is wearing green dress. The person
in red dress is third to left of the student who wears a green dress.P
is not wearing Blue dress. G is not an immediate neighbor of either
Brazil or Korea.The person in yellow dress is second to the right of P,
who is immediate right of W.The person who wearing Blue dress is
an immediate neighbor of the person who belong to Korea.The
person wearing a white dress is near to P. G is third to the right of
person who wears a pink dress. The person from England sits
second to the right of Q.
Q26.In which of the following combinations is the first person sitting

in between the second and the third persons?
a) RSG
b) QTW
c)PWQ
d) STQ
e) PQG
Q27.Who is second to the right of the person who belong to Korea ?
a) Q
b) P
c) W
d) Data inadequate
e) None of these
Q28.In which of the following pairs is the first person sitting to the
immediate right of the second person?
a) GQ
b) PW
c) ST
d) RS
e) QT
Q29.Who is third to the left of the person who is in yellow colour?

a) S
b) W
c) T
d) Data inadequate
e) None of these
Q30.Who is third to the right of W?

a) S
b) R
c) T
d) R
e) Data inadequate
DIRECTIONS(31-35) : Study the following information

carefully and answer the given questions:
8 representatives were called for a meeting but all were not present
for the meeting. The people invited for the meeting lives on different
floors of a eight storey building where lower most floor is numbered
1 and top most floor is numbered 8. Representative from each floor
is invited for the meeting. Meeting was conducted on a conference
table having 8 seats.
Both E and H does not live on an even numbered floor. Only 2
persons sit between B and representative of floor numbered 4. H sits
third to the right of person who lives on floor numbered 4. A does
not sit next to B. Both F and D do not live above or below the floors
on which person who was absent from the meeting lives. The person
living on floor numbered 8 sits third to the right of G, who does not
live on floor numbered 6. E does not sit next to H. E faces a vacant
seat. D sits to the immediate right of person who lives on floor
numbered 5. One who lives on floor numbered 3 sits second to the
left of A. Vacant seat is to the immediate right of person who lives on
floor numbered 2. A lives on an odd floor. D does not live on the top
most floor.
Q31: Who did not attend the meeting?
a) Representative from floor numbered 1.
b) Representative from floor numbered 3.
c) Representative from floor numbered 6.
d) Representative from floor numbered 7.
Q32: Who among the following is representative from floor

numbered 7?
a) E
b) F
c) H
d) G
Q33: How many maximum persons can sit between B and G?

a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q34: Who sits to the immediate right of person who represents floor
numbered 4?
a) A
b) C
c) E
d) G
Q35: Who lives on floor numbered 5?

a) Person who sits to the immediate right of D.
b) Person who sits to the immediate left of E.
c) Person who sits opposite to H.
d) Person who sits opposite to G.
e) None of these

8 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circular table
facing the centre. Each of them was born in different months of the
same year namely January, February, March, April, May, June, July
and August not necessarily in the same order. 3 of them are female
and rest are male.
i) Only 2 people sit between B and the one who was born in
April.
ii) Neither H nor B was born in February.
iii) The one who was born in March sits third to the right of G,
who was not born in February.
iv) Both F and D were not born in February.
v) H sits third to the right of person who was born in April.
vi) The one who sits opposite to A is a female.
vii) D sits to the immediate right of person who was born in
January.
viii) The one who was born in February is not an immediate
neighbour of one who was born in April.
ix) E is not an immediate neighbour of H.
x) Neither H nor B was born in May.
xi) The one who was born in August sits second to the left of A,
who was not an immediate neighbour of B.
xii) The one who were born in February and May are immediate
neighbourers to each other.
xiii) The person born in February is a male.
xiv) Both the neighbourers of the person who was born in
August were females, who were born in June and March.
xv) H was not born in January.
Q36: Who sits to the immediate right of H?
a) C
b) F
c) E
d) Either a) or b)
e) None of these
Q37: Who among the following is a Female?
a) H
b) F
c) E
d) None of the above
e) All of the above
Q38: How many persons sit between the persons born in June and
January when counted clockwise from position of January born?
a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q39: Which of the following represent the immediate neighbor of H?
a) C and E
b) C and G
c) E and G
d) G and F
e) None of these
Q40: Which of the following is definitely true?
a) F was born in March.
b) There are 3 persons between A and H.
c) The person born in June is not C.
d) All the above statements are correct.
e) None of the statements is true.

8 persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are sitting in a circle facing the
centre. Each of them has a different profession – Doctor, Engineer,
Editor, Journalist, Physician, Retailer, Teacher and Scientist. They like
different games – Basket Ball, Badminton, Cricket, Cycling, Football,
Swimming, Tennis and Wrestling. There are 3 females in the group.
V, who likes Cricket sits second to the right of W. S, who likes
Badminton sits opposite to T, who likes Football. T is a Teacher. S sits
to the immediate right of Journalist. W is a scientist and likes Tennis.
Only 1 person sits between P and T and she likes Swimming. The
one who is a doctor sits second to the right of S. R is not a neighborer
of Q. S is neither a Scientist nor a Retailer but is a female. Journalist
does not sits to the immediate left of T. Q sits third to the right of U,
who likes Wrestling. The one who is Teacher is not a male. Neither T
nor S is a immediate neighborer of Q, who likes Basketball. Only 1
person who likes Football sits between R and the Engineer. Editor
sits to the immediate left of Journalist. T does not sit to the
immediate right of U.
Q41: Who is a Physician?

a) R
b) S
c) T
d) U
e) None of these
Q42: How many students sit between V and W when counted

clockwise from V?
a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q43: Who likes Cycling?

a) Person who sits opposite to Physician.
b) Person who sits to the immediate right of Journalist.
c) Person who sits between U and W.
d) Person sitting second to the left of Scientist.
e) None of the above
Q44: Who sits second to the left of Q?

a) T
b) W
c) U
d) S
e) None of the above.
Q45: Which of the following statement(s) is/are true?

a) One who likes Wrestling is a Journalist.
b) W likes Badminton.
c) U sits opposite to R.
d) S likes Cycling.
SOLUTION (1-5):
i) Q faces outward.
ii) O sits third to the left of Q.
Q
iii) Only one person sits between A and O.
iv) A is not an immediate neighbor of Q.
A
O
Q
v) . M sits opposite to O.
vi) Q sits on the immediate right of M.
(so, M faces inside).
A
O
M
Q
vii) L sits immediate left of P. And it is also given that,P is not an
immediate neighbor of O.
(so, P sits to the immediate left of Q).
A
O
P
M
Q
viii) J sits second to the left of L.

J
A
O
P
M
Q
ix) L faces a direction opposite that of O.

x) M and J face the direction same as that of N.
J
A
O
N L
P
M
Q
xi) A faces opposite direction to that of J.

J
A
O
N L
P
M
Q
1) Option b) is the correct answer as only 1 person sit between A
and M when counted clockwise from M.
2) Option a) is the correct answer as A sits second to the left of one
who sits second to the right of P (i.e. M).
3) Option d) is the correct answer as P faces away from the centre
while others (given in the options) faces towards the centre.
4) Option d) is the correct answer as J sits second to the left of N.
5) Option d) is the correct answer as only 3 persons sit between N
and L.
SOLUTION (6-10):
i) R does not face outside the centre.
ii) Q sits second to the right of R.
iii) Three persons are sitting between U and Q.
U Q
iv) V is sitting third to the right of U.

(so, we get 2 possible cases here – U faces either inside or outside).
Case 1:
U Q
V
R
Case 2:
U Q
v) S sits second to the left of U.

(Case 2 gets eliminated here).
Case 1:
S
U Q
V
R
vi) No female is an immediate neighbor of V.
vii) S sits third to the right of P.
Case 1:
S
U Q(+)
P V
R(+)
viii) The one who sits immediate left of R is a male.

ix) Q sits immediate right of T.
S
T
U Q(+)
P(+) V
R(+)
x) Both the immediate neighbors of Q are not males.

xi) Both the immediate neighbors of S face outside.
S
T(-)
U Q(+)
P(+) V(-)
R(+)
xii) The immediate neighbors of T are Males and are facing the
centre.
xiii) The immediate neighbors of S are not males.
S(+)
(-)
T(-)
U Q(+)
P(+) V(-)
R(+)
It is given that 3 of the given persons faces outside while others faces
inside.
(so, V must face inside).
And it is also given that there are 4 females.
(so, U must be a female).
S(+)
(-)
T(-)
U Q(+)
P(+) V(-)
R(+)
After filling the remaining data, we get:

S(+)
W (-)
T(-)
U(-) Q(+)
P(+) V(-)
R(+)
6) Option c) is the correct answer as P faces away from the centre

7) Option c) is the correct answer as S sits second to the left of U.
8) Option b) is the correct answer.
9) Option d) is the correct answer as P is third to the left of Q.
10) Option c) is the correct answer as T, U, V and W are females.
SOLUTION (11-15):
i) Rohit belongs to Kolkata and sits opposite to the person who
belongs to Bengaluru.
ii)Rahul is to the immediate left of Rohit.
(so, we get 2 possible cases here – either Rohit faces inside or Rohit
faces outside).
Bengaluru
Case 1:
Rahul Rohit
Kolkata
Bengaluru
Case 2:
Rahul
Rohit
Kolkata
iii) Rahul does not belong to Chennai.Rahul is sitting between the

person who belongs to Kolkata and the one from Rajkot respectively.
iv) The person who belongs to Chennai is facing Outward and
immediate neighbor of who belongs to Rajkot.
Bengaluru
Case 1:
Chennai
Rajkot
Rahul Rohit
Kolkata
Bengaluru
Case 2:
Chennai
Rajkot
Rahul
Rohit
Kolkata
v) Anil is immediate neighbor of the persons who belong to Gwalior

and Chennai.
vi) Romil belongs to Gwalior.
Anil
Bengaluru
Case 1:
Chennai Romil
Gwalior
Rajkot
Rahul Rohit
Kolkata
Anil
Case 2: Romil Bengaluru
Gwalior Chennai
Rajkot
Rahul
Rohit
Kolkata
vii) Abhishek, who does not belong to Rajkot is an engineer sits third
to the right of Ramesh, who stays in Bhopal.
viii) Abhijit faces the centre and sits third to the right of Rakesh who
is MR.
ix) Rakesh belongs to Patna.
Anil
Bengaluru
Case 1: Abhishek
Chennai Romil
Engineer Gwalior
Rajkot Ramesh
Bhopal
Rakesh
Rahul Rohit Patna
Kolkata
Anil
Abhishek
Gwalior Chennai
Engineer
Ramesh Rajkot
Bhopal
Rahul
Rakesh Rohit
Patna Kolkata
x) Abhijit faces the centre and sits third to the right of Rakesh who is
MR.
Abhishek Anil
Case 1: Chennai Bengaluru
Engineer Romil
Gwalior
Abhijeet Ramesh
Rajkot Bhopal
Rakesh
Rahul Rohit Patna
Kolkata MR
Anil
Abhishek
Gwalior Chennai
Engineer
Ramesh Abhijeet
Bhopal Rajkot
Rahul
Rakesh Rohit
Patna Kolkata
MR
xi) Engineer is an immediate neighbor of Doctor and teacher.
xii) Romil is not near to teacher.
Anil
Bengaluru
Case 1:Abhishek Doctor
Romil
Chennai
Gwalior
Engineer
Abhijeet Ramesh
Rajkot Bhopal
Teacher
Rakesh
Rahul Rohit Patna
Kolkata MR
Anil
Bengaluru
Case 2: Romil Doctor
Abhishek
Gwalior
Chennai
Engineer
Ramesh Abhijeet
Bhopal Rajkot
Teacher
Rahul
Rakesh Rohit
Patna Kolkata
MR
xiii) Doctor faces the person who is a Banker and they both faces
inside.
(so case 2 gets eliminated here).
xiv) Banker sits immediate left of Lawyer.
Anil
Bengaluru
Doctor
Abhishek
Romil
Chennai
Gwalior
Engineer
Abhijeet Ramesh
Rajkot Bhopal
Teacher
Rakesh
Rahul Rohit Patna
Lawyer Kolkata MR
Banker
xv) Teacher does not faces Architect.

Anil
Bengaluru
Doctor
Abhishek
Romil
Chennai
Gwalior
Engineer
Teacher
Abhijeet Ramesh
Rajkot Bhopal
Teacher
Rakesh
Rahul Rohit Patna
Lawyer Kolkata MR
Banker

Anil
Bengaluru
Doctor
Abhishek
Romil
Chennai
Gwalior
Engineer
Teacher
Abhijeet Ramesh
Rajkot Bhopal
Teacher HR
Rakesh
Rahul Rohit Patna
Delhi Kolkata MR
Lawyer Banker
11) Option c) is the correct answer as Rahul faces outside while

others (given in the options) faces inside.
12) Option d) is the correct answer as person from Chennai sits
second to the left of Architect.
13) Option d) is the correct answer.
14) Option d) is the correct answer as Rahul sits third to the left of
Ramesh.
15) Option c) is the correct answer as 3 persons sits between Romil
and Rahul when counted clockwise from Romil.
SOLUTION (16-20):
i) P sits third to the left of V.
ii) V teaches Robotics.
iii) Three teachers sit between V and the Mechanics teacher.
iv) S is not an immediate neighbor of either P or V. And, it is also
given that W sits third to the right of S.
(only possibility is S sits to immediate left of Mechanics teacher).
Mechanics
S P
V
Robotics
v) The one who teaches Painting is an immediate neighbor of S.
Mechanics
S P
W
Painting
V
Robotics
vi) P and also his immediate neighbors do not teach Electronics.

Only one teacher sits between T and the Electronics teacher.
(so, we get 2 possible cases here).
Case 1:
Mechanics
S P
Painting W
Electronics
T
V
Robotics
Case 2:
Mechanics
S P
Electronics
W
Painting
T
V
Robotics
vii) Only one teacher sits between U and Commerce teacher. U does
not teach either Mechanics or Arts.
Case 1:
Mechanics
S P
Commerce
W
Painting
U
Electronics T
V
Robotics
Case 2:
Mechanics
S P
Electronics
W
Painting
T U
Commerce V
Robotics
viii) R does not teach Painting.
(so, only possibility is R teaching Mechanics).
ix) W does not teach Arts. And Both Java and Arts teachers are
immediate neighbors' of each other.
x) P does not teaches computer.
Case 1:
R
Mechanics
S P
Commerce Arts
W
Painting
Java
U
Electronics T
V
Robotics
Case 2:
R
Mechanics
S P
Electronics Arts
W
Painting Java
T U
Commerce V
Robotics
Case 1:
R
Mechanics
S P
Commerce Arts
Q W
Painting Java
U
Electronics T
V Computer
Robotics
Case 2:
R
Mechanics
S P
Electronics Arts
W
Q
Java
Painting
T U
Commerce V Computer
Robotics
➔ But, it is given that T does not teach computer , so case 1 gets

eliminated here.
Therefore,
R
Mechanics
S P
Electronics Arts
W
Q
Java
Painting
T U
Commerce V Computer
Robotics
16) Option c) is the correct answer as W is to the immediate right of

P whereas in other pairs second one is immediate left of first one.
17) Option d) is the correct answer as P sits second to the left of U.
18) Option e) is the correct answer.
19) Option c) is the correct answer as P is third to the right of Q.
20) Option a) is the correct answer as Q isPainting teacher.
SOLUTION (21-25):
i) U sits second to the left of W.
(so, we get 2 possible cases here, as W faces either inside or
outside).
Case 1:
W
Case 2:
ii) V is not an immediate neighbor of both W and U. And it is also

given that, V doesn’t sit opposite to both W and U.
(so, only 1 possible place for V).
Case 1:
Case 2: V
iii) B sits third to the left of U.

iv) Z sits second to the left of B.
Case 1:
Z B
W
Case 2:
V
B Z
W
v) X is not an immediate neighbor of V.

vi) A sits third to the left of X.
Case 1:
X
V
A
U
Z B
W
Case 2:
V
X
A U
B Z
W
vii) Y and V face the same direction as X faces.

Case 1:
Y
X
V
A
U
Z B
W
Case 2:
Y
V
X
A U
B Z
W
→ Case 2 gets eliminated here, as more than 3 persons faces

outside (opposite to centre), while it is given that only 3
persons faces outside.
viii) One of the immediate neighbors of W faces opposite direction of
W.
Y
X
V
A
U
Z B
W
21) Option b) is the correct answer as W sits second to the right of A.

22) Option d) is the correct answer as Z faces away from the centre
23) Option d) is the correct answer as 3 persons sit between Y and
W.
24) Option e) is the correct answer as X and Z are immediate
neighbors of U.
25) Option e) is the correct answer as Z sits second to the right of
one who sits third to the left of W (i.e. X).
SOLUTION (26-30):
i) T is an immediate neighbor of the student who wears green.
Case 1:
Green
T
Case 2:
Green
ii) W likes green.

iii) T belongs to Japan.
iv) The person in red dress is third to left of the student who wears a
green dress.
Case 1:
Red
W
Green
T
Japan
Case 2:
Red
W
Green
T
Japan
v) P is immediate right of W.
(so, case 1 gets eliminated here).
Case 2:
P
Red
W
Green
T
Japan
vi) S sits immediate left of the student who wears a Red dress.
vii) The person in yellow dress is second to the right of P.
viii) The person wearing a white dress is near to P.
S
White
Yellow
P
Red
W
Green
T
Japan
ix) Q is fourth to the left of the student who wears a blue dress. And
it is given that P does not wear blue dress.
(only possibility is T likes blue).
S
Yellow Q White
P
Red
W
Green
T Blue
Japan
x) G is third to the right of person who wears a pink dress.

xi) The person from India likes Pink color.
S Yellow
Q White
P Pink
G Red India
W
Green
T Blue
Japan
xii) G is not an immediate neighbor of either Brazil or Korea.

(only possibility is Q belongs to Brazil).
xiii) The person who wearing Blue dress is an immediate neighbor
of the person who belong to Korea.
xiv) The person from England sits second to the right of Q.
Q White
S Yellow
Brazil
P Pink
G Red India
England
d
W Green
Korea
T Blue
Japan
xv) The person from Poland, does not like black color.
(only possibility is person sitting to the immediate left of T likes
Black color).
S Yellow
Q White
Poland
Brazil
P Pink
G Red India
England
d
W Green
Black Korea
T Blue
Japan
S Yellow
Poland Q White
Brazil
P Pink
G Red India
England
d
W Green
R Black Korea
Australia T Blue
Japan
26) Option c) is the correct answer as PWQ represents the pair of
the first person sitting in between the second and the third persons.
27) Option a) is the correct answer as Q sits second to the right of
person who belongs to Korea.
28) Option b) is the correct answer as P (first person) is sitting to
the immediate right of W (second person).
29) Option b) is the correct answer as W is third to the left of person
who is in yellow color.
30) Option a) is the correct answer as S sits third to the right of W.
SOLUTION (31-35):
i) H sits third to the right of person who lives on floor numbered 4.
ii) Only 2 persons sit between B and representative of floor
numbered 4.
iii) E does not sit next to H.
iv) E faces a vacant seat. Therefore, we get 2 possible cases here.
Case I Case II
E (4) ---
(4)
H
H
---
E
B B
v) Vacant seat is to the immediate right of person who lives on floor

numbered 2.
vi) H does not belong to even numbered floor.
(Therefore, Case I eliminates here as it does not satisfy the
condition).
(2)
---
(4)
E
B
vii) A does not sit next to B.

viii) Person living on floor numbered 3 sits second to the left of A.
(2)
---
(4)
H A
E
B(3)
ix) D sits to the immediate right of the person who lives on floor
numbered 5. There are 2 possible places for D.
Case II (a)
(2)
---
D (4)
H A (5)
B (3)
Case II (b)
(2)
---
(4)
H(5) A
D E
B (3)
x) G sits third to the left of the person who lives on floor numbered
8. And it is also given that, D does not live on the top most floor. (So,
case II (b) eliminates here as it does not satisfy the condition).
G (2)
---
D (4)
H A (5)
(8) E
B (3)
xi) It is also given that, Both F and D do not live above or below the
floors on which person who was absent from the meeting lives.
Therefore, F must be present for the meeting. So, the remaining
person is F.
xii) Both E and H belong to odd numbered floor. Therefore, E and H
belongs to either floor numbered 1 or floor numbered 7.
G (2)
---
D (4)
H (1/7) A (5)
F(8) E (1/7)
B (3)
31) Option c) is the correct answer as Representative from floor

numbered 6 did not attend the meeting.
32) Option e) is the correct answer as either E or H lives on floor
numbered 7.
33) Option d) is the correct answer as there are only 3 seats
between B and G, so only 3 persons can sit between them.
34) Option d) is the correct answer as G sits to the immediate right
of person who represents floor numbered 4?
35) Option c) is the correct answer as Person who sits opposite to H
Lives on floor numbered 5.
SOLUTION(36-40):
i) H sits third to the right of person who was born in April.
ii) The person born in February is not a neighbor of person born in
April.
iii)Only 2 people sit between B and the one who was born in April.
iv) Neither H nor B was born in either February or May.
v) The ones born in February and May are immediate neighborers.
→ From the above statements, there arises 2 possibilities:
Case 1:
April
May B
February
H
Case 2: May
February
April
vi) The one born in August sitsH second to the left of A and persons
born in June and March are females and immediate neighbors of
person born in August. So, case 2 gets eliminated here as only
possible place of A is that A is born in May so B must be born in
August but immediate neighbourers of August born person are born
in June and March. But this is not true in Case 2.
vii)In case 1, there may arise another 2 possibilities:
a) Either A is sitting opposite to H.
b) Or A is sitting to the immediate right of B.
Case 1.1:
A
April March/
June
B, August
May
March/
February June
H
Case 1.2:
April
A
A
B, March/
May
June
February August
H, March/
June
viii) The one born in February is a male and it is also given that
person opposite to A is a female , so this contradicts in case 1.2. case
1.2 gets eliminated.
ix) In case 1.1, it is given that the person born in March sits third to
the right of G.
x) D sits immediate right to the person who was born in January.
xi) The one born in February can not be F or E. So, only possibility is
E was born in June and F was born in March.
➔ From the above statements, it is concluded :
A, January
D, April E, June
(Female)
G, May B, August
C, February F, March
H, July
(Female)
(Female)
e
36) Option b) is the correct answer as F sits to the right of H.

37) Option e) is the correct answer as H, F and E are females.
38) Option a) is the correct answer as no one sits between January
and June born when counted clockwise from January born.
39) Option e) is the correct answer as immediate neighbors of H is
both C and F.
40) Option d) is the correct answer as statements a), b) and c) are
correct.
SOLUTION (41-45):
1. U likes Wrestling and Q sits third to the right of W.
2. Q likes Basketball.
3. S, who likes Badminton sits opposite opposite to T who likes
Football, is a female and a teacher.
Therefore, Case – 1 and Case – 2 arise because position of S and T is
not clear.
Case – I
Football
(F) Basketball
Teacher
T Q
S
U
Badminton
Wrestling
Case – II
Basketball
T/S S/T
Wrestling
4. It is given that, Q is an immediate neighbor of neither S nor T.

(so, Case –II gets eliminated as it does not satisfy the condition).
5. Only one person sits between P and T and she likes Swimming.
(so, P must sit second to the right of T as Q is already sitting second
to the left of T). 6. Person who likes
Football sits between R and the one who is an Engineer. And it is also
given that, R is an not an immediate neighbour of Q.
(so, R must sit to the immediate right of T).
Engineer
Football
(F) Basketball
Teacher
T Q
Swimming R
(F)
P S
U
Wrestling Badminton
7. S is a female.
8. V, who likes Cricket sits second to the right of W.
9. W is a scientist and likes Tennis.
10. Doctor sits second to the right of S.
Engineer
Football (F) Cricket Basketball
Teacher Doctor
V
T Q
Swimming
(F) R W Scientist
Tennis
P U S
Badminton
Wrestling (F)
11. S sits to the immediate right of Journalist.

12. Editor sits to the immediate left of Journalist.
13. S is not a retailer.
( so, only possibility is S being a Physician).
Engineer
Football (F) Cricket Basketball
Teacher Doctor
V
T Q
Swimming
) (F) R W Scientist
Tennis
P S
U
Editor Badminton
Wrestling Physician (F)
Journalist
After completing the remaining data, we get

( so, only possibility is S being a Physician).
Cricket (M)
Football (F) Engineer
Basketball (M)
Teacher
Doctor
V
T Q
Swimming
Retailer R W Tennis (M)
F (F) Scientist
P S
U
Editor (M) Badminton (F)

Cycling Wrestling (M) Physician
Journalist
41) Option b) is the correct answer as S is a Physician.
42) Option b) is the correct answer as only 1 person sits between V
and W.
44) Option d) is the correct answer as S sits second to Q.
45) Option a) is the correct answer.
2. SEATING WITH RELATION
carefully and answer the given questions-
Eight family members, H, I, J, K , U , V, W and Y are sitting around a
circular table ,facing the centre .Each of them has one of the favorite
color-yellow, green, red, blue, white, black, grey and violet but not
necessarily in same order.
• K is the husband of V. Three people sit between H and J. K is
not an immediate neighbor of H and J. K does not sit second to
the right of J. V sits third to the left of K.
• H is the son of Y whose favorite color is white. No male is an
immediate neighbor of K.
• K’sson sits second to the right of W. Only two persons sit
between Y and H’s brother.
• H’s brother sits second to the right of J. W is the sister of U and
her favorite color is yellow.
• K’s son and the wife of K’s son are immediate neighbors of each
other.
• Y is the daughter of V who is not an immediate neighbor of I
or W.
• Only three persons sits between blue color and black color .V
is an immediate neighbor of the person whose favorite color is
black. U’s favorite color is Violet. I’s father color is Red.
• K’s son color is not grey.
Q1. Who likes red?

a) J
b) H
c) K
d) I
Q2. How many persons sit between K and one who likes yellow
when counted clockwise from K?
a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q3. If K is related to black, and H is related to violet. In the same way,

V is related to?
a) Green
b) Yellow
c) Grey
d) Blue
e) Red
Q4. What is the position of W with respect to one who likes black?
c) Third to the left
d) Third to the right
e) Fifth to the right
Q5. How many female members are there in the family?

a) 2
b) 3
c) 4
d) 5

Eight family members P, Q, Z, F, G, K, D and C are seating around a
circle and facing at the centre. Each of them has one of the different
profession i.e. Lawyer, Doctor, Engineer, Banker, Architect, Teacher,
Actor and singer but not necessarily in the same order.
F is not an immediate neighbor of Q who is a teacher. Only one
person sits between G and Z. Z is the mother of C who is a Singer. Z
is not an immediate neighbor of K. Q sits second to the left of G’s
husband. No female is an immediate neighbor of Q. D, who is
brother-in-law of P is the father of an Architect. D’s daughter sits
second to the right of F. F who is a lawyer, is the sister of Z. Q’s
daughter is an Engineer. F is not an immediate neighbor of G’s
husband. Only one person sits between P and F. P is the father of Z
and he is a Banker. G’s brother D sits to the immediate left of G’s
mother. Only one person sits between G’s mother and K. D is not an
Actor.
Q6.What is the position of Q with respect to P’s wife?

a) Third to the Right.
b) Third to the Left.
c) Fourth to the Left.
d) Fourth to the Right.
e) None of these
Q7. Who is sitting third to the right of Z’s sister?

a) C
b) K
c) D
d) P
e) None of these.
Q8. Which of the following pairs represents the people who are
immediate neighbors of C?
a) P and Q
b) P and F
c) G and Z
d) D and G
e) None of these
Q9.Who is sitting Third to the left of G?

a) Q
b) D
c) C
d) P
e) Either D or F
Q10. How many Persons are there between Z and D?

a) One
b) Two
c) Three
d) Four
e) None

In a family of 4 generations – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting
around a circle facing the centre. Each of them likes different colors
– Blue, Black, Green, Mustard, Pink, Purple, Red and Violet. Each of
them likes a different fruit – Apple, Blackberry, Grapes, Guava, Litchi,
Mango, Papaya and Watermelon.
Only 1 person sits between F and H. B likes green color and Guava
is his favorite fruit. F is mother of B and likes Papaya and her favorite
color is Pink. Only 1 person sits between G and A, who likes
Watermelon. F is not a neighbour of E. Only the male members are
immediate neighborers of D, who likes Litchi. E likes Mango. A is not
an immediate neighbour of D but likes Mustard. G likes Grapes and
his favorite color is Blue. D, who is a female sits second to the left of
F’s father. D likes Red color and has 2 children, both of them are of
opposite gender. G is father of F. C is brother of H and he sits to the
immediate left of D. C is not the daughter of D but likes Apple. C’s
daughter likes Mango and sits second to the right of A. A, who likes
Watermelon is sister of F. D’s daughter likes black color and
Blackberry is her favorite fruit. A is not an immediate neighbor of G.
Only 1 person sits between E and D. One who is married to G is not
an immediate neighbour of one who sits second to the left of one
who likes Watermelon. D’s daughter is married to G. E is unmarried.
E likes Purple color.
Q11:How many male members are there in the family ?

a) 1
b) 2
c) 3
d) 4
e) Can not be determined
Q12: How is E related to one who likes Papaya?

a) Brother
b) Sister
c) Niece
d) Cousin
Q13:How many persons sit between the one who likes Mustard and
one who likes Red color?
a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q14:Which of the following statement is false?

a) Only 2 persons sit between one who likes Black and G, when
counted anti-clockwise from G.
b) One who likes Mango likes Violet color.
c) H likes Black color.
d) B is Grandson of G.
Q15:Which of the following statement is true w.r.t. the one who likes
Violet color?
a) One who likes Purple sits to the immediate right of one who likes
Violet.
b) One who likes Mango likes Violet color.
c) E likes Violet color.
d) Only 4 persons sit between the ones who like Violet and Pink
color.
SOLUTION (1-5):
Symbols used: Represents
- Female
+ Male
Couple
Sibling
Generation gap
i) K is the husband of V.
ii) Y is the daughter of V.
iii) H is the son of Y whose favorite color is white.
iv) K’s son and the wife of K’s son are immediate neighbors of each
other.
K (+) V (-)
(-) (+) Y (-)

White
H (+)
v) Three people sit between H and J.
vi) K is not an immediate neighbor of H and J. K does not sit second
to the right of J.
(so, only possibility is K sits second to the left of J).
J
K(+)
H(+)
vii) V sits third to the left of K.

viii) No male is an immediate neighbor of K.
ix) H’s brother sits second to the right of J.
(-)
H’s brother K(+)
V(-)
(-)
H(+)
x) Only two persons sit between Y and H’s brother.
(-)
H’s brother K(+)
V(-)
Y (-)
H(+)
xi) K’sson sits second to the right of W.
xii) K’s son and the wife of K’s son are immediate neighbors of each
other.
(so, J must be wife of K’s son).
J(-)
K’s son
W(-)
H’s brother K(+)
V(-)
Y (-)
H(+)
xiii) W is the sister of U and her favorite color is yellow.

(only possibility is U is brother of H).
K (+) V (-)
J (-) (+) Y (-)

White
H (+) U(+) W(-)

Yellow
➔ Only possibility is I is the son of K.
J(-)
I (+)
W(-)
yellow
U (+) K(+)
V(-)
Y (-)
H(+) White
K (+) V (-)
J (-) I (+) Y (-)

White
H (+) U(+) W(-)

Yellow
xiv) U’s favorite color is Violet.
xv) I’s father color is Red.
xvi) V is an immediate neighbor of the person whose favorite color is
black.
xvii) Only three persons sits between blue color and black color.
J(-)
Blue
I (+)
W(-)
yellow
U (+) K(+)
Violet Red
V(-)
Y (-)
H(+) White
Black
xviii) K’s son color is not grey.

(so, V must like grey).
J(-)
Blue
I (+)
W(-)
Green
yellow
U (+) K(+)
Violet Red
V(-)
Y (-)
Grey
H(+) White
Black
K (+) V (-)
Red Grey
J (-) I (+) Y (-
Blue Green )White
H (+) U(+) W(-)

Black Violet Yellow
1) Option c) is the correct answer as K likes red.

2) Option e) is the correct answer as 6 persons sit between K and
one who likes yellow when counted clockwise from K.
3) Option a) is the correct answer. V is related to Green as V sits
second to the right of one who likes green.
4) Option d) is the correct answer as W is third to the right of one
who likes black.
5) Option c) is the correct answer as 4 female members are there in
the family.
SOLUTION (6-10):
i) P is the father of Z and he is a Banker.
ii) F who is a lawyer, is the sister of Z.
iii) Z is the mother of C who is a Singer.

- Female
+ Male
Couple
Sibling
Generation gap
P(+)
Banker
Z (-) F(-)
Lawyer
C(-)
Singer
iv) D is brother-in-law of P.
v) D is brother of G.
vi) D’s daughter is an architect.
P(+) G(-) D(+)
Banker
Z (-) F(-) (-)

Lawyer Architect
C(-)
Singer
v) Only one person sits between P and F.

Case 1:
P(+)
F(-)
Case 2:
P (+)
F(-)
vi) D’s daughter sits second to the right of F.
Case 1:
P(+) (-)
F(-)
vii) Q sits second to the left of G’s husband (i.e. P)
P(+) (-)
F(-)
viii) Further, it is given that Q is a teacher and Engineer is daughter

of Q.
ix) G’s mother is also there in the family.
Therefore, we can conclude:
Q(-)
Teacher
P(+) G(-) D(+)

Banker Engineer
Z (-) F(-) (-)

Lawyer Architect
C(-)
Singer
Q(-)
P(+) (-)
F(-)
x) G’s brother D sits to the immediate left of G’s mother.

Q(-)
D(+)
P(+) (-)
F(-)
xi) No female is an immediate neighbor of Q.
xii) Only one person sits between G and Z. (Both G and Z are
females, so only 1 possibility is that both of them are immediate
neighbors of F).
Q(-)
(+)
D(+)
P(+) (-)
G/Z G/Z
F(-)
xiii) Z is not an immediate neighbor of K.

xiv) Only one person sits between G’s mother and K.
Q(-)
(+)
D(+)
P(+) K(-)
Z(-) G(-)
F(-)
xv) D is not an Actor.

(only possibility is Z being an actor).
Therefore, we can conclude:
Q(-)
Teacher
P(+) G(-) D(+)

Banker Engineer
Z (-) F(-) (-)

Actor Lawyer Architect
C(-)
Singer
Q(-)
Teacher
P(+) G(-) D(+)

Banker Engineer Doctor
Z (-) F(-) K(-)

Actor Lawyer Architect
C(-)
Singer
Q (-)
C(+)
D(+)
P(+) K(-)
Z(-) G(-)
F(-)
6) Option a) is the correct answer as Q is third to the right of P’s

wife(i.e. G).
7) Option c) is the correct answer as D is sitting third to the right of
Z’s sister.
8) Option a) is the correct answer as P and Q are immediate
neighbors of C.
9) Option d) is the correct answer as P is sitting third to the left of G.
10) Option c) is the correct answer as 3 persons sit betw een Z and
D.
Solution(11-15):
Female
Male
Couple
Sibling
Generation gap
i) F is mother of B, who likes Guava and Green color.
ii) G is father of F, who likes Papaya and Pink color.
iii) G likes Grapes and Blue color.
G (Blue)
Grapes
F (Pink)
Papaya
B (Green)
Guava
iv) D sits second to the left of F’s father (i.e. G).

v) Only one person sits between E and D.
(so, E must sit either second to the left of D).
vi) C sits to the immediate left of D, who likes Litchi and Red color.
vii) C likes Apples.
viii) E sits second to the right of A.
( so, A must sit second to the left of E).
Apple
E
C
Red D A
Litchi
G
Blue
Grapes
ix) F is not an immediate neighbor of E and Only males sit besides D.
(so, only possibility is F sits between G and A).
x) Only 1 person sits between F and H.
Therefore, Case – I and Case –II arise because of position of H is not
unknown).
Case - I
Apple
E
C H
Red
D A
Litchi
F
G
Blue
Grapes
Case - II
Apple
E
C
Red D A
Litchi
H F
G
Blue
Grapes
xi) A likes Watermelon and Mustard color.

xii) E likes Mango.
xiii) D’s daughter is married to G and it is also given that D is a
female.
xiv) D’s daughter likes Black color and Blackberry.
xv) A is sister of F and likes Mustard color and Watermelon.
D (Red)
Litchi
(Black)
G (Blue)
Blackberry
Grapes
F (Pink) A (Mustard)
Papaya Watermelon
B (Green)
Guava
Case - I
Apple
E
C H
Red Mustard
D A
Litchi Watermelon
F
G
Pink
Papaya
Blue
Grapes
Case - II
Apple
E
C
Red D A Mustard
Litchi Watermelon
H F
G
Pink
Papaya
Blue
Grapes
xvi)C is brother of H and one who likes Mango is daughter of C .

xvii) It is given that, E likes Mango and is unmarried.
(so, E is the daughter of C).
xviii) E likes Purple color.
Therefore, we can conclude the following:
D (Red)
Litchi
H (Black) C
G (Blue)
Blackberry Apple
Grapes
Papaya E (Purple)
Watermelon
Mango
B (Green)
Guava
Case - I Purple
Mango
Apple Black
Blackberry
E
C H
Red Mustard
D A
Litchi Watermelon
F
G
Pink
Papaya
Blue
Grapes
Case - II Purple
Mango
Apple
E
C
Red D A Mustard
Litchi Watermelon
H F
G
Black Pink
Blackberry Papaya
Blue
Grapes
xix) It is also given that, One who is married to G is not an immediate

neighbor of one who sits second to the left of one who likes
Watermelon.
(so, Case – II gets eliminated here as one who is married to G (i.e. H)
is sitting to the immediate left of one who sits second to the left of
one who likes Watermelon (i.e. A)).
xx) Only male members sit besides D. Therefore, B is a male.
After filling the remaining data we get,
DD(Red)
(Red)
Litchi
Litchi
H (Black) C (Violet)
G (Blue) Apple
Blackberry
Grapes
Papaya E (Purple)
Watermelon
Mango
BB(Green)
(Green)
Guava
Guava
Purple
Mango
Violet Black
Apple Blackberry
E
C H
Red Mustard
D A
Litchi F Watermelon
B
G
Pink
Green Papaya
Guava Blue
Grapes
11) Option c) is the correct answer as there are 3 male members in
the family.
12) Option d) is the correct answer as E is cousin of the one who
likes Papaya (i.e. F).
13) Option d) is the correct answer as 3 persons sit between one
who likes Mustard (i.e. A) and one who likes Red color (i.e. D).
14) Option b) is the correct answer as the statement – one who likes
Mango likes Violet color is false.
15) Option e) is the correct answer as none of the given statement is
true.
3. EMBEDDED CIRCLES/ SQUARES/ RECTANGLES
A, B, C and D are sitting in a smaller circle, two of them are facing
inside while 2 of them are facing outside. P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are
sitting in a larger circle in which all are facing inside. Smaller circle is
embedded in a larger circle. They are sitting in such a manner that
each member of the inner circle sits exactly opposite the member of
the outer circle
A and D face each other, and both of them sit in smaller circle. C does
not sit to the immediate right of D. Both B and S faces each other. U
sits second to the right of V. Equal number of persons sit between S
and P as that in S and Q. R is immediate neighbor of neither T nor S.
W sits to the immediate left of T, who sits third to the right of S. C sits
second to the right of one, who faces S.
Q1: How many people sit between U and W?

a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q2: Who sits to the immediate right of S?

a) P
b) Q
c) R
d) W
Q3: Which one of the following does not belong to the group?
a) A
b) C
c) D
d) P
e) Q
Q4: Who faces C?

a) V
b) U
c) W
d) Q
Q5: What is the position of T with respect to U?

a) third to the right
b) second to the left
c) fifth to the right
d) fourth to the right

A, B, C, D, P, Q, R and S are sitting in 2 circles, four in each circle.
People sitting in smaller circle are facing outside while people sitting
in larger circle are facing inside. Smaller circle is embedded in a
larger circle. They are sitting in such a manner that each member of
the inner circle sits exactly opposite the member of the outer circle
C faces B, who do not sit in a larger circle. The one who is sitting
exactly between A and Q is sitting second to the right of S. Only 1
person sits between P and D, who sits in a smaller circle. C and B do
not sit in the same circle. R sits to the immediate left of D.
Q6: Who sits to the immediate right of C?

a) A
b) S
c) Q
d) P
Q7: How many persons are sitting between S and Q when counted
clockwise from S?
a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3

a) A
b) B
c) C
d) Q
e) S
Q9: Who sits to the immediate right of B?

a) D
b) P
c) Q
d) R
Q10: Which among the following faces away from the centre?
a) A
b) C
c) Q
d) S
e) None of these

Eight friends M, N, O, P, R, V, W and X are sitting in two circles in such
a manner that each member of the inner circle sits exactly opposite
the member of the outer circle. The members sitting in the outer
circle are R, V, W and X and all of them are facing towards the centre
while the members of the inner circle are M, N, O and P and they are
facing away from the centre. Each of them likes a different colors viz.
yellow, green, black, pink, red, purple, blue and grey, but not
necessarily in the same order.
P neither likes Red nor green and faces W, who likes neither purple
nor grey. The person who likes Blue faces the person who likes
yellow. M, who likes Pink, faces the immediate neighbor of the
person who likes Black. W sits second to the left of X. The persons
who like Red and Yellow are in separate circles. The person who
likes Purple sits on the immediate left of X. V, who does not like
Black, does not face M. The persons who likes Purple and Grey are
immediate neighbors, and one of them faces N, who likes Green. The
persons who like Blue and Pink sit in the same circle but they are
not immediate neighbors.
Q11: Who likes Black?

a) P
b) X
c) W
d) R

a) One who likes yellow.
b) One who likes black.
c) One who likes blue.
d) One who likes grey.
e) One who likes purple.
Q13: Who sits to the immediate right of person who likes Blue?
a) M
b) N
c) O
d) P
Q14: Who faces person who likes grey?

a) M
b) O
c) N
d) V
e) R
Q15: What is the position of W with respect to person who likes
Black?
a) Immediate right
b) Immediate left
c) second to the left
d) second to the right
e) None of these
DIRECTIONS (16-20): Study the following information

12 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K and L are sitting on 2
rectangular tables such that smaller table is embedded in larger
table. The people on smaller table sit only in middle facing outside
while people on larger table sit both in corners as well as in middle
facing inside.
D and L sit opposite to each other. The one who is exactly
between A and F is sitting second to the left of H. There is only one
person sitting between K and J. L sits to the immediate left of J. K
does not face H. A is sitting at one of the corners. Number of persons
sitting between C and H is same as that of persons sitting between A
and I. I is sitting third to the left of G, who sits immediate left of F. B
and E are immediate neighbors to each other. A is sitting second to
the right of F. D faces neither G nor H.
Note: ‘K does not face H’ implies K does not sit parallel or opposite to
H.
Q16: Who is sitting to the immediate left of G?

a) B
b) A
c) C
d) E
Q17: Which of the following does not belong to a group?

a) D
b) E
c) F
d) G
e) H
Q18: How many persons sit between A and G when counted

clockwise with respect to G?
a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q19: Which of the following statement w.r.t ‘I’ is definitely true?

a) I sits at one of the corners of the table.
b) I sits to the immediate right of E.
c) Only 1 person sits between I and B.
d) Both a) and b)
e) Both a) and c)
Q20: Which one of the following does not belong to the group?
a) K
b) H
c) I
d) J
e) G
SOLUTION (1-5):
Given: 2 of the people sitting in smaller circle faces inside.
i) A and D faces each other.
ii) Both B and S faces each other.
iii) C sits second to the right of one, who faces S.
A
c B S
D
iv) W sits to the immediate left of T, who sits third to the right of S.
W
T
A
c B S
D
v) Equal number of persons sit between S and P as that in S and Q.
W
T P/ Q
A
c B S
D
P/ Q
vi) U sits second to the right of V.
W
T P/ Q
A
c B S
V
D
P/ Q
U
W
T P/ Q
A
c B S
V
D
R P/ Q
1) Option d) is the correct answer as 3 people sit between U and W.

2) Option e) is the correct answer as either P or Q sits to the
immediate right of S.
3) Option b) is the correct answer as C faces away from the centre
4) Option a) is the correct answer as V faces C.
5) Option c) is the correct answer as T is fifth to the right of U.
SOLUTION (6-10):
i) Only 1 person sits between P and D, who sits in a smaller circle.
ii) R sits to the immediate left of D.
D
R
P
iii) C faces B, who do not sit in the larger circle and both sit in
different circles.
D
R B C
P
iv) The one who is sitting exactly between A and Q is sitting second
to the right of S.
A/ Q
D
S R B C
P
A/ Q
6) Option e) is the correct answer as either A or Q sits to the

immediate right of C.
7) Option e) is the correct answer as Q’s position is not clear, so
either none or 2 persons sit between S and Q.
8) Option b) is the correct answer as B sits inside a smaller circle
while others (given in the options) sit inside a larger circle.
9) Option b) is the correct answer as P sits to the immediate right of
B.
10) Option e) is the correct answer as none of the persons, given in
the options faces away from the centre (outside).
SOLUTION (11-15):
i) P faces W.
ii) W sits second to the left of X.
iii) The person who likes Purple sits on the immediate left of X.
Purple
X P W
iv) The persons who likes Purple and Grey are immediate neighbors,
and one of them faces N, who likes Green.
v) W likes neither Purple nor Grey.
Case 1: Purple
N
Green
X P W
Grey
Case 2:
Purple
N
X Green P W
Grey
vi) M likes Pink.

vii) The persons who like Blue and Pink sit in the same circle but
they are not immediate neighbors.
viii) The person who likes Blue faces the person who likes yellow.
Case 1:
Purple
N
Green
P
X M W
Blue
Pink
Grey Yellow
Case 2: Purple
M
Pink
N
X Green P W
Grey Blue
YELLOW
ix) The persons who like Red and Yellow are in separate circles.
x) P does not like red.
Purple
N
Green
P
X M W
Blue
Pink
Grey Yellow
↗Red
xi) M, who likes Pink, faces the immediate neighbor of the person
who likes Black.
Purple
N
Green
P
X M W
Blue
Pink
Grey Yellow
↗Red
Black
xii) V, who does not like Black.

(only possibility is V likes Purple).
V Purple
N
Green
P
X M W
Blue
Pink
Grey Yellow
↗Red
Black

V Purple
N
Green
P
X M W
Blue
Pink
Grey Yellow
↗O Red
R Black
11) Option d) is the correct answer as R likes black.

12) Option c) is the correct answer as one who likes blue sits in the
smaller circle while others (given in the options) sit in the larger
circle.
13) Option c) is the correct answer as O sits to the immediate right
of person who likes blue.
14) Option a) is the correct answer as M faces the person who likes
grey.
15) Option a) is the correct answer as W is to the immediate right of
person who likes black.
SOLUTION (16-20):
i) A is sitting at one of the corners.
ii) A is sitting second to the right of F.
iii) The one who is exactly between A and F is sitting second to the
left of H.
iv) G, who sits immediate left of F.
v) I is sitting third to the left of G.
I
H
G
F A
vi) Numberof persons sitting between C and H is same as that of

persons sitting between A and I.
(so, we get 2 possible cases here as position of C is not definite).
C
CASE I: I
H
G
F A
CASE II I
H
G
F A
C
vii) D and L sits opposite to each other. (so, they must sit on smaller
table as there are no vacant opposite places on larger table).
viii) There is only one person sitting between K and J. k does not face
H.
ix) L sits to the immediate left of J and D faces neither G nor H.
C
CASE I: I
L H
G K J
D
F A
CASE II I
L
K J H
G D
F A
C
x) B and E are immediate neighbors to each other.
(case I gets eliminated as it does not satisfy the condition).
B/E B/E
I
L
K J H
G D
F A
C
16) Option e) is the correct answer as either B or E sits to the

immediate left of G.
17) Option a) is the correct answer as except ‘D’, all others are sitting
on larger table.
18) Option e) is the correct answer as 4 persons sit between A and G
when counted clockwise w.r.t G.
20) Option c) is the correct answer as except ‘I’, all others are sitting
in the middle of the table.
4. SQUARE AND RECTANGULAR ARRANGEMENT
Among Eight friends there are four males D, C, B, A and four
females N, M, L, and K. They all are seated around a square table
in such a way that two are on each side with equal distance. Each
of them belongs to different cities i.e. Agra, Patna, Kanpur,
Lucknow, Jaipur, Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad. A combination
of one male and one female are seated on each four sides. All are
facing the centre of the table.
The person who belongs to Jaipur sits immediate right of C. D
belongs to Lucknow and sits opposite to the person who belongs
to Mumbai. M does not belong to Patna. A is seated third to the
right of K, who is not near to D. The person who belongs to
Hyderabad sits opposite to N. B is seated second to the left of N
who belongs to Agra. M is seated third to the left of L, who belongs
to Chennai.
Q1. Which of the following person is seated opposite to the

person who belongs to Mumbai?
a) M
b) L
c) D
d) K
e) Cannot be determined.
Q2. Who is seated immediate right of C?

a) K
b) A
c) M
d) B
e) L
Q3. Which of the following statement is true?
a) M and D are adjacent to each other.
b) D and L are adjacent to each other.
c) K and A are adjacent to each other.
d) N and B are adjacent to each other.
e) None is true.
Q4.What is the position of D with respect to B?

a) Diagonally Opposite
b) Opposite
c) Immediate left
d) Immediate right
e) Second to the right
Q5. How many friends are seated between K and C?

a) None
b) One
c) Two
d) Three
e) Four

Eight persons S, Q, P, O, N, M, K and J of different class standards 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8th are seated around rectangular table in such a
way that three students sit on the each longer side while one sits on
the each smaller side.
O is seated one of the longer side and second to the right of Q, who is
student 1st. M is seated between S and the student of class 7thand
seated in the middle of the longer side. The student of class 3rd is
seated second to the left of the student of class 5th. Students of
successive classes cannot be seated together. N is seated third to the
right of student of class 5th. P is seated opposite to N and second to
the left of K, who is immediate left of J.
Q6. Who is seated second to the left of the student of class 2nd?
a) K
b) P
c) N
d) J
e) O
Q7. How many students are seated between J and S, when counted
clockwise from S?
a) None
b) One
c) Two
d) Three
e) Four
Q8. Which of the following is the student of class 3rd?

a) K
b) S
c) P
d) O
e) N
Q9. Who are seated on the smaller side of the table?

a) J and N
b) Q and J
c) O and P
d) K and S
e) S and Q
Q10. Who is seated opposite to the student of class 6th?

a) Student of class 3rd
b) N
c) Student of class 2nd
d) S
e) O

There are 8 persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H standing on gates of 2
rectangular parks. The rectangular parts are such that one is small
and second large with small inside the larger one. The gates are on
the 4 sides of park. The ones on outer park are standing facing
centre and ones on inner park are standing facing outside the centre.
So in this way, the persons are facing each other when they are
standing on same side of parks.
There is one person standing between B and D. C faces B. A is to
the immediate right of C. G is not either to the immediate right or
immediate left of D. G faces neither D nor F. One person is standing
between H and F. E is facing the centre.
Q11. Who is facing F?

a) D
b) E
c) C
d) A
Q12. Who sits to the immediate right of H?

a) B
b) C
c) D
d) E
e) G
Q13. What is the position of A with respect to G?

a) Immediate right
b) Immediate left
c) second to the left
d)Third to the right
e) Third to the left
Q14. Which of the following does not belong to the group?

a) A
b) B
c) C
d) E
e) G
Q15. Who sits second to the right of one who is second to the left of
G?
a) A
b) B
c) C
d) E
e) None of these

Eight friends L, M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are sitting around a Rectangular
table in such a way that four of them sit at four corners while four sit
in the middle of each of the four sides, but not necessarily in the
same order. Each one of them like different colors viz. Green, Yellow,
Black, Purple, Pink, White, Orange and Red. The one who sit in the
middle of the sides face the centre while those who sit at the four
corners face outside(i.e. opposite to the centre).
• R sits third to the right of P. The one who faces the centre likes
Green Color. P sits on one of the corners of the table. M does
not like yellow. The one who likes black color is one of the
immediate neighbors of Q.
• The one who likes green color sits immediate left of the person
one who likes black color. Only one person sits between O and
R. M is one of the immediate neighbors of O. The one who faces
the outside of the centre likes Pink Color.
• The one who likes Purple faces the R. The persons who like
Orange and White sit next to each other. P does not like Pink. N
sits second to the right of M. Only three persons sit between M
and L.
• S sits to the immediate right of L. The persons who like Yellow
and Pink sit on the corners and opposite to each other. The
person who like Orange sit immediate left of the person who
likes Pink.
Q16. Who likes red color?
a) M
b) N
c) O
d) P
e) Q
Q17. How many persons sit between Q and person who likes
orange?
a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
a) L
b) Person who likes White
c) O
d) M
e) Person who likes black
Q19. What is the position of R with respect to person who likes

white?
a) Immediate right
b) Immediate left
c) Second to the left
d) Second to the right
e) Third to the right
Q20. If N is related to Red, L is related to Purple. In the similar way, P

is related to?
a) White
b) Orange
c) Pink
d) Green
e) None of these
Directions (21-25):Study the following information

A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around square table in such a way
that four of them sit at four corners of the square while four sit in
the middle of each of the four sides. The ones who sit at the four
corners face the centre while those who sit in the middle of the sides
face outside. Each of them likes a different subject viz. Reasoning,
Hindi, English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History and Geography.
(None of the information given is necessarily in the same order).
The one who likes Geography does not face inside. C sits third to
the left of the one who likes Geography. The one who likes Chemistry
is not an immediate neighbor of the one who likes Geography. D sits
on the immediate left of the one who likes Physics. G does not like
Physics. E’ likes History. E is not an immediate neighbor of A. Only
two persons sit between C and H. The one who likes Reasoning sits
on the immediate right of H. The one who likes Chemistry sits
second to the right of G. G is an immediate neighbor of neither H nor
C. G does not sit third to the right of C. C and F do not sit diagonally.
Only one person sits between A and the one who likes Chemistry.
The one who likes Hindi is an immediate neighbor of E. The one who
likes Biology is an immediate neighbor of F. The one who likes
English does not sit near to H.
Q21. Who amongst the following sits diagonally opposite the one
who likes Reasoning?
a) The one who likes Hindi.
b) D
c) A
d) The one who likes English.
e) The one who likes Biology.
Q22. Who among the following represent the immediate neighbours

of the one who likes Chemistry?
a) B,F
b) C,E
c) B,E
d) D,F
e) F,H
Q23. Who among the following sits Exactly between H and B?

a) C
b) The one who likes Hindi
c) The one who likes English
d) G
e) A
Q24. Which of the following is true regarding B?

a) B is one of the immediate neighbors of D.
b) The one who likes Geography is an immediate of B.
c) B sits second to the left of H.
d) B likes History.
e) B is an immediate neighbor of the one who likes Reasoning
Q25. What is the position of the one who likes Physics with respect
to G?
b) Third to the right
c) Fourth to the left

Eight persons namely P, Q, R, S, W, X, Y and Z are sitting in a
Rectangular table facing towards the center. Four of the persons are
sitting in 4 corners while 4 of the persons are sitting in the middle of
the sides. They have different ages. Those who sit in the corners
having the ages in multiple of 2. Those who sit at the middle of the
sides having the ages in multiple of 3.
Age of R is greater than 20. Age of R is 24 years more than the age of
X. Age of X is 3 more than the age of P. P sits second to the right of
the one who has the age of 44. P is an immediate neighbor of 39.
Two persons sit between Q and having the age of 39. Q has not the
age of 44. W sits second to the left of Q. S is an immediate right of the
person having age of 15. Three persons sit between Z and the one
having age 15. The difference between Z and the one who is second
to the left of Z is 6. S is older than Z. Immediate neighbors of S are
younger than S. Person having the age 22 sits second to the right of
the person having age 10. Age of P is not 10. Y sits immediate left of
the person having age of 22. Age of Y is 51.
Q26. Who sits to the immediate right of one who is 10 years old?
a) X
b) Y
c) Z
d) S
Q27. How many people sit between R and Y?

a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
a) P
b) Q
c) R
d) S
e) W
Q29. How old is R?

a) 33
b) 39
c) 44
d) 51
Q30. Which of the pairs represents the neighbors of X?

a) S and R
b) R and Q
c) Q and S
d) Y and S
e) None of these
There are eight friends A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H sitting around a
Rectangular table facing the centre but not necessarily in the same
order. All of them have a favorite Color. Their favorite colors are Red,
Green, Yellow, Blue, Black, Orange, Pink and White.
• A likes Red and is not an immediate neighbor of the one who

likes the orange color.
The one who likes the Blue color sits on the immediate left of B,
who likes the Green.
• C likes the orange color and sits third to the left of E. The one
who likes the White and one who likes the Red are immediate
neighbors of each other.
• The one who likes the Black and the one who likes the Blue are
immediate neighbors of each other but both of them are the
neighbors neither of E nor of C.
• Neither E nor D likes the White. Only F sits between the one
who likes the Blue color and the one who likes the yellow
color. G sits third to the left of the person who likes the White
color.
Q31. Who likes pink color?
a) E
b) F
c) G
d) H

Q32. How many persons sit between H and one who likes pink, when
counted clockwise from the person who likes pink?
a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q33. If A is related to Pink, B is related to Orange. In the same way, F

is related to?
a) Black
b) Blue
c) Yellow
d) Green
e) White
Q34. What is the position of D with respect to the person who likes
pink?
a) Immediate right
b) Immediate left
Q35. Which of the following statements is true?
a) F sits to the immediate left of D.
b) Only 1 person sit between A and E.
c) F likes white.
d) H faces one who like Black.
e) None of these
DIRECTIONS (36-40) : Study the following information

10 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J are sitting around a
rectangular table in such a way that 4 of them sit at the corners, 2
each on the longer sides and one each on smaller sides of the
rectangle but not necessarily in the same order. 5 of them are facing
inside while others are facing outside. Each of them belong to
different state- Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal
Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Punjab and Sikkim but not
necessarily in the same order.
i) Both B and G sit diagonally opposite to each other and faces
opposite direction to each other.
ii) F sits neither at corners nor at either of the larger sides of
the rectangle.
iii) E and F faces the same direction.
iv) The one who belongs to Manipur sits on the immediate left
of the one who belongs to Himachal Pradesh.
v) H belongs to neither Himachal Pradesh nor Mizoram but
faces inside.
vi) The one who belongs to Gujarat sits on the immediate right
of C, who belongs to Bihar.
vii) E sits to the immediate left of G.
viii) F sits third to the right of J, who belongs to Sikkim.
ix) The one who belongs to Himachal Pradesh sits second to the
left of I.
x) A sits on the immediate right of one who belongs to
Mizoram.
xi) J is not an immediate neighbour of C.
xii) H sits on the immediate left of A.
xiii) C is immediate neighbour of neither F nor D.
xiv) Only 2 persons sitting at the corner faces inside.
xv) I sits third to the left of F.
xvi) E is not an immediate neighbour of I.
xvii) G sits third to the left of A.
xviii) G belongs to Andhra Pradesh and sits third to the left of one
who belongs to Punjab who sits diagonally opposite to
person from Bihar.
xix) C sits on the immediate right of I, who is facing outside .
xx) E belongs to Haryana and sits second to the left of one who
belongs to Sikkim.
xxi) C faces inside.
Q36: Who belongs to Manipur?
a) F
b) H
c) D
d) B
Q37: Who sits second to the right of I?
a) E
b) B
c) D
d) C
e) None of these
Q38: How many people sit between C and the person from
Meghalaya when counted clockwise from C ?
a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q39: Who among the following is immediate neighbour of A?
a) B
b) J
c) H
d) C
e) None of these
Q40: Which among the following is person from Mizoram?
a) A
b) C
c) F
d) G
SOLUTION (1-5):
Given: A pair of male and female sit on each side.
i) B is seated second to the left of N who belongs to Agra.
ii) The person who belongs to Hyderabad sits opposite to N.
N (-)
Agra
B (+)
Hyderabad
iii) A is seated third to the right of K, who is not near to D.

N (-)
Case 1: Agra A (+)
B (+)
K (-)
Hyderabad
N (-)
Agra
Case 2:
K (-) B (+)
Hyderabad A (+)
iv) M is seated third to the left of L, who belongs to Chennai.

N (-)
Agra A (+)
B (+)
M (-) L (-)
Chennai
K (-)
Hyderabad
v) K is not near to D.
(so, only possibility is D sits next to M).
N (-)
Agra A (+)
D (+) B (+)
M (-) L (-)
Chennai
K (-)
Hyderabad
vi) The person who belongs to Jaipur sits immediate right of C.
vii) D belongs to Lucknow and sits opposite to the person who
belongs to Mumbai.
N (-)
Agra A (+)
D (+) B (+)
Lucknow Mumbai
M (-) L (-)
Chennai
C (+) K (-)
Hyderabad Jaipur
viii) M does not belong to Patna.

(so, only possibility is A must belong to Patna).
A (+)
N (-)
Patna
Agra
D (+) B (+)
Lucknow Mumbai
M (-) L (-)
Chennai
C (+) K (-)
Hyderabad Jaipur
N (-) A (+)
Agra Patna
D (+) B (+)
Lucknow Mumbai
M (-) L (-)
Kanpur Chennai
C (+) K (-)
Hyderabad Jaipur
1) Option c) is the correct answer as D is seated opposite to person
who belongs to Mumbai.
2) Option a) is the correct answer as K is seated immediate right of
C.
4) Option b) is the correct answer as D faces B (i.e. D sits opposite to
B).
5) Option a) is the correct answer as no one sits between K and C.
SOLUTION (6-10):
i) M is seated between S and the student of class 7thand seated in the
middle of the longer side.
Case 1:
(7) M S
Case 2:
S M (7)
ii) P and N sits opposite to each other.
iii) N is seated third to the right of student of class 5th.
(so, we get another possible cases here).
Case 1(a):
(7) M S(5)
N P
Case 1(b):
N(7) M S
(5)
Case 2:
S M (7)
P N
(5)
iv) P is seated second to the left of K.

(so, case 1(a) gets eliminated here as it does not satisfy the
condition) .
Case 1(b):
N(7) M S
(5)
P K
Case 2:
S M (7)
P N
(5) K
v) O is seated one of the longer side and second to the right of Q,

who is student 1st.
(so, case 2 gets eliminated here as it does not satisfy the condition).
Case 1(b):
N(7) M S
Q (1) (5)
P O K
vi) The student of class 3rd is seated second to the left of the student
of class 5th.
N(7) M S
Q (1) (5)
P O(3) K
vii) Students of successive classes cannot be seated together.

(so, P and K can not study in 2ndand 4th standard as student of 3rd
student sit adjacent to them, K can not study in 6th standard).
N(7) M S
Q (1) (5)
P(6) O(3) K(8)
viii) S can not study in 4th standard.

(so, M must study in 4th standard).
N(7) M (4) S
Q (1) (5)
P(6) O(3) K(8)

N(7) M (4) S(2)
Q (1) J(5)
P(6) O(3) K(8)
6) Option a) is the correct answer as K is seated second to left of

student of class 2.
7) Option a) is the correct answer as no one sits between J and S.
8) Option d) is the correct answer as O is student of class 3.
9) Option b) is the correct answer as Q and J are seated on smaller
sides of table.
10) Option b) is the correct answer as N is seated opposite to
student of class 6.
SOLUTION (11-15):
i) There is one person standing between B and D.
(so, we get 2 possible cases here as B sits either in smaller park or in
larger park).
Case 1:
D
B
Case 2:
D
ii) C faces B.
iii) A is to the immediate right of C.
C
Case 1:
B
A
D
B
Case 2:
C
A
iv) G is not either to the immediate right or immediate left of D. And,

it is also given that, G faces neither D nor F.
C
Case 1:
B
A G
D
B
Case 2:
C
G A
v) One person is standing between H and F.
C
Case 1:
B
A F H G
D
B
Case 2:
C
H G A F
vi) E is facing the centre.

C
Case 1:
B
A F H G
D
11) Option d) is the correct answer as A is facing F.

12) Option c) is the correct answer as D sits immediate right of H.
13) Option c) is the correct answer as A is second to the left of G.
14) Option b) is the correct answer as B sits in smaller park while
others (given in the options) sit in larger park.
15) Option e) is the correct answer as G sits second to right of one
who is second to left of G. (A sits second to left of G and G sits second
to right of A).
SOLUTION (16-20):
i) P sits on one of the corners of the table.
ii) R sits third to the right of P.
iii) Only one person sits between O and R.

(so, we get 2 possibilities here).
Case 1:
O P
Case 2: O
iv) The one who likes Purple faces the R.

v) M is one of the immediate neighbors of O. And, N sits second to
the right of M.
Case 1: N
R Purple
M O P
Case 2: M O N
vi) Only three persons sit between M and L.
vii) S sits to the immediate right of L.

(so, case 2 gets eliminated as it does not satisfy the condition).
Case 1: N L
R S Purple
M O P
viii) The one who likes black color is one of the immediate neighbors
of Q.
ix) The one who likes green color sits immediate left of the person
one who likes black color.
(so, we get another possibilities here).
Case 1(a):N: Q Green L Black
R S Purple
M O P
Case 1(b):N Black Q L
R Green S Purple
M O P
x) M does not like yellow. And P does not like pink.

xi) The persons who like Yellow and Pink sit on the corners and
opposite to each other.
Case 1(a):N:Pink Q Green L Black
R S Purple
M O P Yellow
Case 1(b):N Black Q L Yellow
R Green S Purple
M Pink O P
xii) The person who like Orange sit immediate left of the person who
likes Pink.
(so, case 1(a) gets eliminated here as it does not satisfy the
condition).
Case 1(b):N Black Q L Yellow
R Green S Purple
M Pink O Orange P
xiii) The persons who like Orange and White sit next to each other.
N Black Q L Yellow
R Green S Purple
M Pink O Orange P White

N Black Q Red L Yellow
R Green S Purple
M Pink O Orange P White
16) Option e) is the correct answer as Q likes red.

17) Option d) is the correct answer as 3 persons sit between Q and
one who likes orange.
18) Option c) is the correct answer as O sits in the middle while
others (given in the options) sit at the corners.
19) Option e) is the correct answer as R sits third to the right of one
who likes white.
20) Option b) is the correct answer. P is related to orange as person
who likes orange sits to the immediate right of P.
SOLUTION (21-25):
i) The one who likes Geography does not face inside.
ii) C sits third to the left of the one who likes Geography.
Geography
iii) Only two persons sit between C and H.

Case 1:
Geography
Case 2: C
H
Geography
iv) The one who likes Reasoning sits on the immediate right of H.
Case 1:
Reasoning
C
Geography
Case 2:
Reasoning H
Geography
v) G is an immediate neighbor of neither H nor C.

vi) The one who likes Chemistry sits second to the right of G.
vii) The one who likes Chemistry is not an immediate neighbor of
the one who likes Geography.
(so, we get another possible case here).
Case 1(a):
Reasoning
C
H
Chemistry
G
Geography
Case 1(b):
Reasoning
C
Chemistry
G
Geography
Case 2:
Chemistry
C
Reasoning H
Geography
➔ But, it is given that G does not sit third to the right of C.
viii) Only one person sits between A and the one who likes
Chemistry.
ix) D sits on the immediate left of the one who likes Physics. G does
not like Physics.
Case 1(a.1): A
D
Physics
Reasoning C
H
Chemistry
G
Geography
Case 1(a.2):
Reasoning
C
Physics
H D
Chemistry
G
Geography
Case 1(b):
A
Reasoning
C
Chemistry
H
Physics
D G
Geography
x) E likes history and is not an immediate neighbor of A. And one

who likes Hindi is an immediate neighbor of E.
xi) The one who likes Biology is an immediate neighbor of F.
(so, case 1(a.1) gets eliminated as it does not satisfy the condition).
Case 1(a.2): A
F
Reasoning Biology
C
Physics
H D
Chemistry Hindi
G E
Geography History
Case 1(b):
A
Reasoning
C
Chemistry
H E
Physics History
D G
F
Biology Hindi
Geography
Hindi
Case 1(a.2):
F A
Reasoning Biology
C
Physics
H D
Chemistry Hindi
B G E
English Geography History
Case 1(b):
A B
Reasoning English
C
Chemistry
H E
Physics History
D G
F
Biology Hindi
Geography
➔ But, it is given that the one who likesHindi

English does not sit near
to H.
(so, case 1(a.1) gets eliminated here as it does not satisfy the
condition).
Therefore,
A B
Reasoning English
C
Chemistry
H E
Physics History
D G
F
Biology Hindi
Geography
21) Option a) is the correct answer as oneHindi

who likes Hindi sits
diagonally opposite to the one who likes Reasoning.
22) Option c) is the correct answer as B and E are immediate
neighbors of one who likes Chemistry.
23) Option e) is the correct answer as A sits between H and B.
25) Option e) is the correct answer as one who likes physics is third
to the left of G.
SOLUTION (26-30):
i) P sits second to the right of the one who has the age of 44 (Those
who sit in the corners having the ages in multiple of 2).
ii) P is an immediate neighbor of 39.
Case 1:
39 P
44
Case 2:
39
44
iii) Two persons sit between Q and having the age of 39. Q has not
the age of 44.
iv) W sits second to the left of Q.
Case 1:
W 39 P
Q
44
Case 2:
W P
39
Q
44
v) S is an immediate right of the person having age of 15.

vi) Three persons sit between Z and the one having age 15.
Case 1:
W Z(39) P
Q 15
S(44)
Case 2:
Z
W P
39
Q
15 S( 44)
vi) The difference between Z and the one who is second to the left of
Z is 6. Immediate neighbors of S are younger than S.
Case 1:
W Z(39) P
33
Q 15
S(44)
Case 2:
Z(33)
W P
39
Q
15 S( 44)
vii) Age of Y is 51.

W Z(39) P
Y(51) 33
Q 15
S(44)
Case 2: W
Z(33)
P
Y(51) 39
Q
15 S( 44)
viii) Person having the age 22 sits second to the right of the person
having age 10. Age of P is not 10.
ix) Y sits immediate left of the person having age of 22.
W(10) Z(39) P
Y(51) 33
Q(22)
. 15
S(44)
Case 2:
Z(33)
W(10) P
Y(51) 39
Q(22)
15 S( 44)
x) Age of R is greater than 20.

Case 1:
W(10) Z(39) P
Y(51) R(33)
Q(22) 15
S(44)
Case 2:
Z(33)
W(10) P
Y(51) R(39)
Q(22)
15 S( 44)
xi) Age of R is 24 years more than the age of X.

Z(33)
W(10) P
Y(51) R(39)
Q(22)
X(15) S( 44)
xii) Age of X is 3 more than the age of P.

Z(33)
W(10) P(12)
Y(51) R(39)
Q(22)
X(15) S( 44)
26) Option b) is the correct answer as Y sits to the immediate right
of one who is 10 years old.
27) Option d) is the correct answer as 3 people sit between R and Y.
28) Option c) is the correct answer as R sits in the middle while
others (given in the options) sit at the corners.
29) Option b) is the correct answer as R is 39 years old.
30) Option c) is the correct answer as Q and S are the immediate
neighbors of X.
SOLUTION (31-35):
i) The one who likes the Blue color sits on the immediate left of B,
who likes the Green.
ii) Only F sits between the one who likes the Blue color and the one
who likes the yellow color.
Yellow
Blue
B
Green
iii) The one who likes the Black and the one who likes the Blue are
immediate neighbors of each other.
Yellow
F
Black
Blue
B
Green
iv) G sits third to the left of the person who likes the White color.
v) The one who likes the White and one who likes the Red are
immediate neighbors of each other.
vi) A likes Red and is not an immediate neighbor of the one who
likes the orange color.
Case 1:
White A
Yellow Red
F
Black
Blue G
B
Green
Case 2(a):
A
Yellow
Red
F White
Black
G
B
Blue
Green
Case 2(b):
Yellow
F White
Black
A
G
B Red
Blue
Green
vi) C likes the orange color and sits third to the left of E.
(so, case 2(b) gets eliminated here).
Case 1:
E White
A
Yellow
Red
C
F Orange
Black
Blue G
B
Green
Case 2(a):
Yellow E A
Red
F White
Black
G C
B Orange
Blue
Green
vii) The ones who like blue and black are the neighbors neither of E
nor of C.
Case 2(a):
Yellow E
A
Red
F White
Black
G C
B Orange
Blue
Green
viii) Neither E nor D likes the White.

(so, only possibility is D likes yellow).
E A
D Red
Yellow
F White
Black
G C
B
Blue Orange
Green
E
A
Pink
D Red
Yellow
H
F White
Black
G C
B
Blue Orange
Green
31) Option a) is the correct answer as E likes pink color.
32) Option b) is the correct answer as 1 person sit between H and
one who likes pink when counted clockwise from one ‘who likes
pink’.
33) Option b) is the correct answer. F is related to Blue as F sits to
the immediate left of one who likes blue.
34) Option a) is the correct answer as D is to the immediate right of
one who likes pink.
35) Option d) is the correct answer.
SOLUTION(36-40):
• F sits neither at corners nor at larger sides of the rectangle.
• I sits third to the left of F. So there may be 2 possibilities.
Case 1: I
Case 2:
HP
• C sits to the immediate right of I, who is facing inside.

• C faces inside.
• C belongs to Bihar and the one who belongs to Gujarat sits on
the immediate right of C.
• J belongs to Sikkim and F sits third to the right of J.
• The person from Himachal Pradesh sits second to the left of I.
➔ From the above statements, we can conclude:
Case 1: I
C (Bihar)
Himachal
Pradesh
J (Sikkim)
Case 2: J (Sikkim)
F Himachal
Pradesh
C (Bihar) I (Gujarat)
• E belongs to Haryana and sits second to the left of one

who belongs to Sikkim. But in case 2, the person to the
second left of J belongs to Himachal Pradesh, so Haryana
can not be placed here. Case 2 gets eliminated.
• In case 1, Both B and G sits diagonally opposite to each
other and faces opposite direction.
• E and F faces same direction. So E must facescentre.
• G belongs to Andhra Pradesh and sits third to the left of
one who belongs to Punjab who sits diagonally opposite
to person from Bihar.
• G sits third to the left of A.
• H sits on the immediate left of A.
• A sits on the immediate right of one who belongs to
Mizoram.
• E sits to the immediate left of G.
➔ From the above statements , we can finally

conclude:
D I
B (Himachal (Manipur) (Gujarat) C
Pradesh)
(Bihar)
F E
(Mizoram) (Haryana)
A H J G (Andhra
(Punjab) (Meghalaya) (Sikkim) Pradesh)
36) Option c) is the correct answer as D belongs to Manipur.

37) Option a) is the correct answer as E sits second to the right of
I.
38) Option d) is the correct answer as 3 persons sit between C
and Meghalaya when counted clockwise from C.
39) Option c) is the correct answer as H is immediate neighbour
of A.
40) Option c) is the correct answer as F is from Mizoram.
5. LINEAR STRAIGHT ROW ARRANGEMENT
A certain number of people are seated in a row facing north and they
drive different cars.
Rajat occupy fourth place from the left end of the row. Rohit sits at
one of the extreme ends of the row and drives Breeza. Raju drives
Desire and there is only one seat to the right of Raju. There are 2
seats between Raju and one who drives Alto. Number of persons
between Richa and Rehana are same as that of persons between
Rachit and Richa. Ritwik is an immediate neighbor of Rohit. There is
a vacant seat between Rajat and Ritwik and both of them likes either
Zen or Maruti. Rohan sits to the immediate left of Rachit. Richa, who
drives Alto sits exactly in between the vacant seats. There is a vacant
seat to the immediate right of Raju. Rajat sits third to the left of
Rachit and none of the seats between Rajat and Rachit is vacant. One
of the person sitting in the row is Ram.
Q1: How many total persons can accommodate in the row?

a) 9
b) 10
c) 11
d) 12
e) None of these
Q2: Who likes Zen?

a) Rohan
b) Ritwik
c) Racchit
d) Rajat
Q3: How many seats are there to the left of Ram?

a) 3
b) 4
c) 5
d) 6
e) More than 6
Q4: How many persons sits between Rehana and Raju?

a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q5: Which of the following statement(s) is/are definitely true?

a) Rohit sits to the immediate left of one who likes Maruti.
b) Rehana sits to the immediate right of Raju.
c) Rajat likes Zen.
d) Ram is sitting in between Rajat and Rohan.
e) All of the given statements are true.

A certain number of people are seated in a linear row. Some are
facing north while some are facing south. They belong to different
states.
The person who belongs to MP sits at one of the extreme ends of the
row. Person from UP is not an immediate neighbor of person from
Punjab but there is a vacant seat to the immediate right of person
from UP and to the immediate left of person from Punjab. There is
only a single vacant seat between Manisha and Lalita. There are 2
seats between Harsh and one who belongs to Bihar. Immediate
neighbors of Karan faces a direction opposite to that of Karan. Karan
sits to the immediate left of Lalita. Gazal sits towards left of person
from Bihar but not to the immediate left. The persons sitting at
extreme ends face opposite directions. There are 4 seats between
person from Chattisgarh and Gazal. One who belongs to HP sits
second to the right of Ishita, who belongs to Punjab and Ishita faces
south. There are 2 seats between the person from Chattisgarh and
Manisha, who sits at one of the extreme ends of the row. Gazal
belongs to HP and no one sits to the left of Gazal. The person from
Chattisgarh sits to the right of Manisha. There are less than 6 seats
between Manisha and Ishita.
Q6: How many total persons are sitting in the row?

a) 5
b) 6
c) 7
d) 8
Q7: Who belongs to Bihar?

a) Manisha
b) Karan
c) Lalita
d) Harsh
e) None of these
Q8: Who sits to the immediate right of Harsh?

a) The person who belongs to Punjab
b) Gazal
c) The person who belongs to MP
d) Karan
Q9: Which of the following statement(s) is/are true with respect to

person from UP?
a) karan is an immediate neighbour of person from UP.
b) Lalita hails from UP.
c) Person from UP faces south.
d) both a) and b)
e) both a) and c)
Q10: How many persons are facing south?

a) 4
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3

A certain number of students of a school are sitting in a row facing
North. They study in different standards and Each of them likes
different subjects. There are 2 vacant seats in the row.
Number of seats between H and C is same as between E and D,
whose favorite subject is Gk. One of the vacant seat is between E and
B. The student who likes Chemistry studies in 11th standard. The one
sitting exactly between H and E likes History and studies in 8th
standard. Both J and D sits at extreme ends of line. Number of places
between G and E is same as that of G and A. C studies in 2nd standard
and sits 5th from left end of the row. A likes Mathematics, studies in
1st standard and there is one seat between A and I. There is one seat
between E and B. There are 6 places between G and D. A is sitting to
the immediate right of J, who likes Chemistry. I is sitting 4th from one
of the ends of row and likes Hindi. B is sitting besides D. G is 4th to
the left of E, who studies in 7th standard and physics (Phy) is favorite
subject. G sits to the immediate right of C, who likes English. F is
sitting exactly in the middle of row, studies in 6th standard and
Biology (Bio) is his favourite subject. K likes History. The one
studying in 4th standard sits at one of the extreme ends of the row.
The one sitting exactly between F and K studies in 3rd standard and
likes Science (Sci). The students who likes Computer (Comp) studies
in 10th standard. G likes Punjabi and studies in 9th standard. One of
the students studies in 5th standard.
Q11: How many persons are there in the row?
a) 9
b) 11
c) 13
d) 15
Q12:Who likes Computer?

a) A
b) F
c) G
d) B
Q13: How many persons are sitting between A and C?

a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
e) More than 3
Q14: Who is sitting immediately right of the person who studies in
4th Standard?
a) B
b) A
c) G
d) J
Q15: Who is sitting exactly in middle of person studying in 2nd

standard and one who likes History?
a) One who sits to the immediate right of H.
b) One who likes Punjabi.
c) G
d) One who sits to the immediate right of one studying in 9th
standard.

Few people are seated in 2 different rows facing north. The rows are
numbered in such a way that row at bottom is numbered 1 and row
exactly in front of it is numbered 2. Both the rows have equal
number of seats but it is not necessary that equal numbers of
persons are seated in each row. People seated in both the rows like
different subjects.
Saksham sits second to the left of one who likes Punjabi. There are 2
seats between Sakshi and one who likes Hindi and Sakshi sits to the
left of one who likes Hindi. Sakshi likes neither Biology nor Physics.
Both Shubham and Sajan are seated in different rows but they like
Punjabi and Reasoning respectively. Shubham is seated somewhere
in front of Sajan but not exactly in front. Number of people sitting in
row 2 are more than that of sitting in row 1. One of the student likes
English. Suresh sits somewhere behind Sujata.Sukesh is sitting
second to the left of Shaurya, who sits exactly in between a vacant
seat and one who likes Reasoning. Shreya is sitting exactly in front of
Shaurya and she likes Maths. Both Sakshi and Shubham sit at
extreme ends of the same row. There is one seat between Suresh,
who likes GA and Sukesh. Saksham likes Hindi and there is only one
seat between Saksham and one who likes Science but that seat is
vacant. Vacant seats of both the rows are not exactly in front or
behind each other. Suresh sits to the left of Sukesh.
Q16: Who likes English?
a) Sakshi
b) Shaurya
c) Sukesh
d) Sujata
Q17: How many persons are sitting in Row 2?

a) 4
b) 5
c) 6
d) 7
Q18: Who sits to the immediate right of person who likes Physics?
a) Sukesh
b) Sajan
c) Shaurya
d) Sujata
Q19: Which one of the following does not belong to a group?

a) Science
b) Punjabi
c) English
d) Physics
e) Hindi
Q20: Which of the following statement(s) is/are definitely true?

a) Shaurya is sitting at extreme end of a row and likes Physics.
b) One who likes Maths sits to the immediate right of person who
likes Punjabi.
c) There are more than 3 seats between sujata and shreya.
d) sajan sits to the immediate right of person who likes biology.
e) None of the given statements is definitely true.
SOLUTION (1-5):
i) Raju drives Desire and there is only one seat to the right of Raju.
(so, Raju must sit second from the right end of the row).
ii) There is a vacant seat to the immediate right of Raju.
iii) There are 2 seats between Raju and one who drives Alto.
iv)Richa, who drives Alto sits exactly in between the vacant seats.
(so, seat to the immediate right and immediate left of Richa must be
vacant).
v) Number of persons between Richa and Rehana are same as that of
persons between Rachit and Richa. (so, there arises 2 possible cases
Rehana sits either to the right of Richa or to the left of Richa).
CASE I:
Rehana -- Richa -- Rachit Raju --

Alto Desire
CASE II:
Rachit -- Richa -- Rehana Raju --

Alto Desire
vi) Rajat sits third to the left of Rachit and none of the seats between
Rajat and Rachit is vacant. (so, CASE I gets eliminated as it does not
satisfy the condition).
vii) Rajat occupy fourth seat from the left end of the row.
Rajat -- -- --
Rachit Richa Rehana Raju
Alto Desire
viii) Rohit sits at one of the extreme ends of the row and drives
Breeza.
ix) Rohan sits to the immediate left of Rachit.
Rohit Rajat -- -- --
Rohan Rachit Richa Rehana Raju
Breeza
Alto Desire
ix) There is a vacant seat between Rajat and Ritwik and both of them
likes either Zen or Maruti. (so, only possibility is Ritwik sits to the
left of Rajat).
Rohit Ritwik -- Rajat -- -- --

Rohan Rachit Richa Rehana Raju
Breeza Zen/ Zen/
Alto Desire
Maruti Maruti
x) One of the person sitting in the row is Ram. Ram must sit in
between Rajat and Rohan as it is given that there is no vacant seat
between Rajat and Rachit.
Rohit Ritwik -- Rajat -- -- --

Ram Rohan Rachit Richa Rehana Raju
Breeza Zen/ Zen/
Alto Desire
Maruti Maruti
1) Option e) is the correct answer as total 13 persons can

accommodate in the row.
2) Option e) is the correct answer as either Rajat or Ritwik likes Zen.
3) Option b) is the correct answer as there are 4 seats to the left of
Ram.
4) Option a) is the correct answer as no one sits between Rehana
and Raju.
5) Option d) is the correct answer as the only statement d) is
definitely true.
SOLUTION (6-10):
i) One who belongs to HP sits second to the right of Ishita, who
belongs to Punjab and faces south.
ii) Gazal belongs to HP.
iii) There are 4 seats between person from Chattisgarh and Gazal.
(so, we get 2 possible cases as person from Chattisgarh sits to the
right side of Gazal or to the left side of Gazal.
CASE I:
Gazal Ishita Chattisgarh

HP Punjab
CASE II
Chattisgarh Gazal Ishita

HP Punjab
iv) There are 2 seats between the person from Chattisgarh and
Manisha, who sits at one of the extreme ends of the row.
CASE I:
Gazal Ishita Chattisgarh Manisha

HP Punjab
CASE II
Manisha Chattisgarh Gazal Ishita

HP Punjab
v) There are less than 6 seats between Manishaand Ishita. (so, case II
gets eliminated here as it does not satisfy the given condition).
vi) The person from Chattisgarh sits to the right of Manisha. (so,
Manisha must faces south as she is sitting at extreme end of the
row).
Gazal Ishita Chattisgarh Manisha

HP Punjab
vii) There is only a single vacant seat between Manisha and Lalita.
(so, Lalita must sit to the right of Manisha).
viii) It is also given that no one sits to the left of Gazal. (soGazal must
sit at extreme end and faces north).
Gazal Ishita Chattisgarh Lalita -- Manisha

HP Punjab
ix) There is a vacant seat to the immediate left of person from

Punjab.
x) Person from UP is not an immediate neighbor of person from
Punjab.
xi) There are 2 seats between Harsh and one who belongs to Bihar.
And it is also given that Gazal sits towards left of person from Bihar
but not to the immediate left. (so, only possibility is Harsh sits to the
immediate right of Gazal).
Gazal Harsh Ishita -- Bihar Chattisgarh Lalita -- Manisha

HP Punjab
xii) The person who belongs to MP sits at one of the extreme ends of
the row. (so, Manisha must belong to MP).
xiii) There is a vacant seat to the immediate right of person from UP.
(only possibility is Lalita belongs to UP and she faces north).
xiv) Karan sits to the immediate left of Lalita. And Immediate
neighbors of Karan faces a direction opposite to that of Karan.
Gazal Harsh Ishita -- Bihar Karan Lalita -- Manisha

HP Punjab Chattisgarh UP MP
6) Option c) is the correct answer as there are 7 persons in the row.

7) Option e) is the correct answer as none of the information is
provided about the person who belongs to Bihar.
8) Option e) is the correct answer as direction which Harsh faces is
not known (South/North). Therefore, we can not determine the
person who sits to the immediate right of Harsh.
9) Option d) is the correct answer as both statement a) and b) are
correct.
10) Option e) is the correct answer as direction whichHarsh faces is
not clear. Therefore, we cannot conclude the exact number of
persons facing South Direction.
SOLUTION (11-15) :
i) I sits 4th from one of the ends of row.
(so, I must be either 4th from right end or 4th from left end).
ii) A sits second to the left of I and studies in 1st standard having
Mathematics as his favourite subject.
iii) A sits to the immediate right of J, who likes Chemistry.
iv) The student who likes Chemistry studies in 11th standard.
v) J and D sits at both the ends of the row.
Therefore, Case – 1 and Case – 2 arise because position of I is not
clear.
Case – I (I sitting 4th from the right end)
J (11th) A (1st) I D
Chemistry Mathematics
Case – II (I sitting 4th from the left end)
J (11th) A (1st) I
Chemistry Mathematics
vi) Case – I is eliminated as it have places for 7 people only, and we
have more than 7 people in this arrangement.
vii) C is sitting 5th from the left end of the row and studies in 2nd
standard.
viii) G sits to the immediate right of C. G likes Punjabi and studies in
9th standard.
ix) G is sitting 4th to the left of E, who studies in 7th standard and
likes Physics.
x) There are 6 places between G and D.
J (11th) A (1st) I C G (9th) E (7th) D

(2nd)
Chemistry Mathematics Punjabi Physics
xi) There are equal number of seats between H and C as that in E

and D. ( so, there must be 2 seats between C and H as there are only
2 seats between E and D).
xii) D likes Gk.
xiii) There is a vacant seat between E and B, it is also given that no
one sits between E and B.
J (11th) A (1st) I C G (9th) H E (7th) B D

(2nd)
Chemistry Mathematics Punjabi Physics Gk

xiv) The person sitting exactly between H and E studies in 8th
standard and likes History.
xv) K likes History.
xvi) F is sitting exactly in the middle of the row.
(so, F must sits 7th from both the ends).
xvii) The one sitting exactly between F and K studies in 3rd standard
and likes Science.
J (11th) A (1st) I C G (9th) F H(3rd) K(8th) E (7th) B D

(2nd)
Chemistry Mathematics Punjabi Science History Physics GK
xviii) There are 2 vacant seats in the row.

xix) F studies in 6th standard and Biology is his favourite subject.
xx) I likes Hindi.
xxi) C studies in 2nd standard and likes English.
J (11th) A (1st) I C (2nd) G (9th) F(6th) H(3rd) K(8th) E (7th) B D

))h
Chemistry Mathematics Hindi English Punjabi Bio Sci History Physics GK
xxii) The student who likes Computer studies in 10th standard.

(so, it is only possible that B likes Computer).
xxiii) One of the student studies in 5th standard.
( so, it is only possible that I studies in 5th standard).
xxiv) D studies in 4th standard.
J (11th) A (1st) I(5th) C (2nd) G (9th) F(6th) H(3rd) K(8th) E (7th) B(10th) D(4th))
))h
Chemistry Mathematics Hindi English Punjabi Bio Sci History Phy Comp. GK
up
11) Option b) is the correct answer as there are 11 persons in the
row.
12) Option d) is the correct answer as B likes Computer.
13) Option b) is the correct answer as only one person sits between
a and C.
14) Option e) is the correct answer as no one sits to the immediate
right of the person who studies in 4th standard as he himself is
sitting at the extreme right end.
15) Option d) is the correct answer as person sitting to the
immediate right of one studying in 9th standard sits exactly between
the students who likes History and studying in 2nd standard.
SOLUTION (16-20):
i) Sakshi sits at one of the extreme ends of the row and she sits third
to the left of person who likes Hindi. (so, there are 2 possibilities
either Sakshi sits on the extreme left end of row 1 or extreme left
end of row 2)
Case I:
Row 2 Sakshi _______ ________ (Hindi)
Row 1 _____ ________ _______ ______
Case II:
Row 2_____ ________ _______ ______
Row 1 Sakshi _______ ________ (Hindi)
ii) Both Shubham and Sakshisits at extreme ends of the same row.
iii) Shubham is seated somewhere in front of Sajan not exactly in
front. (so, case II gets eliminated as Shubham must sit in row 2)
iv) Saksham sits second to the left of one who likes Punjabi.
v) Shubham likes Punjabi.
vi) Saksham likes Hindi and there is one vacant seat between
Saksham and one who likes Science. (so, person who likes Science
must sit to the left of Saksham).
Row 2 Sakshi __(Science) _(vacant)_ Saksham(Hindi) ________Shubham (Punjabi)
Row 1 _____ ________ _______ __________ _______ _____________
vii)Shreya likes Maths and sits exactly in front of Shaurya.

(Therefore, shreya sits in row 2 and there is only one possible place
for Shreya).
Row 2Sakshi __(Science) _(vacant)_ Saksham(Hindi) Shreya(Maths) Shubham
(Punjabi)
Row 1 _____ ________ _______ __________ Shaurya_ _____________
viii) Sukesh sits second to the left of Shaurya.

ix) There is one seat between Suresh, who likes GA and Sukesh. It is
also given that, Suresh sits to the left of Sukesh.
Row 2Sakshi_ __(Science) _(vacant)_ Saksham(Hindi) Shreya(Maths) Shubham(Punjabi)
Row 1Suresh(GA) ________ Sukesh__ __________ Shaurya_ _____________
x) Shaurya sits between a vacant seat and one who likes Reasoning.
xi) Sajan likes Reasoning but he does not exactly behind Shubham.
Row 2Sakshi_ __(Science) _(vacant)_ Saksham(Hindi) Shreya(Maths) Shubham(Punjabi)
Row 1Suresh(GA) ________ Sukesh__ Sajan(Reasoning) Shaurya_ _(vacant)_
xii)Sakshi does not like Biology or Physics.

xiii) one of the student likes English.
Row 2 Sakshi(English) __(Science) _(vacant)_ Saksham(Hindi) Shreya(Maths) Shubham(Punjabi)
Row 1 Suresh(GA) ________ Sukesh(Bio/Phy)Sajan(Reasoning) Shaurya(Bio/Phy) _(vacant)_
xiv) Sujata sits somewhere in front of Suresh. (so, Sujata must sit in
Row 2.
xv) it is also given that more number of people sits in row 2 than
row 1. (Therefore, row 1 has more than 1 vacant seat).
Row 2Sakshi(English) Sujata(Science) _(vacant)_ Saksham(Hindi) Shreya(Maths) Shubham(Punjabi)
Row 1Suresh(GA) _(vacant)_Sukesh(Bio/Phy) Sajan(Reasoning) Shaurya(Bio/Phy) _(vacant)_
16) Option a) is the correct answer as Sakshi likes English.

17) Option b) is the correct answer as 5 persons are sitting in row 2.
18) Option e) is the correct answer as person who likes Physics is
not unknown. So, we can not determine the person sitting to the
right of one who likes Physics.
19) Option d) is the correct answer as Punjabi does not belong to the
group as the other subjects (given in the other options) are liked by
students sitting in row 2 and physics is liked by student of row 1.
20) Option e) is the correct answer as none of the given statements
is definitely true.
6. PARALLEL ROW ARRANGEMENT
Ten persons are sitting in twelve seats in two parallel rows
containing five people each, in such a way that there is an equal
distance between adjacent seats. In row-1, A, B, C, D and E are seated
and all of them are facing South, and in row-2, P, Q, R, S and T are
sitting and all of them are facing North. One seat is vacant in each
row. Therefore in the given seating arrangement, each seat in a row
faces another seat of the other row. All of them like a different colors
i.e. Red, Green, Pink, Blue, Purple, White, Black, Grey, Violet and
Yellow.
• S sits third to the right of R and likes Blue color. Only two
people sit between Q and Vacant seat.
• Q does not like Purple and Pink color. E is not an immediate

neighbor of C.
• B likes yellow color. The one who likes Pink color faces the one
who likes Grey color.
• The one who likes Pink color sits opposite to the one, who sits
third to the right of the one, who sits opposite to S.
• C is not an immediate neighbor of D.
• T, who likes neither Purple nor White color, does not face
vacant seat.
• Neither S nor R sits at an extreme ends. D faces R.
• Vacant seats are not opposite to each other.

• Two seats between C and B, who sits third right of the one, who
likes Black color.
• The one who likes Violet color faces the one, who likes Blue
color.
• The person who likes Red color and Grey color are adjacent to
each other.
• Vacant seat of row-1 is not an immediate neighbor of D.Q sits at

one of the extreme ends.
• R does not like Red and Grey color.
• Vacant seat of row-1 does not face S also does not sit at any of
the extreme ends.
Q1. Who likes green?
a) P
b) Q
c) T
d) E
e) A
Q2. Who faces vacant seat?

a) One who likes red.
b) One who likes yellow.
c) One who likes white.
d) One who likes violet.
e) None of these

a) C
b) D
c) E
d) Q
e) T
Q4. If S is related to white, T is related to Pink. In the same way, P is

related to?
a) Green
b) White
c) Blue
d) Violet
e) Red
Q5: What is the position of E with respect to one who likes yellow?
a) Immediate right
b) Immediate left
e) Second to the right

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I are nine people sitting in 2 parallel rows
such that there are 5 seats in each row. One of the rows has 1 vacant
seat. They like different colors – Black, Blue, Green, Grey, Pink,
Purple, Red, White and Yellow.
A sits third to the left of F, who likes Blue. A sits in the row in which
there is no vacant seat. D likes Black. F and G faces each other and
likes Blue and Pink respectively. One who likes Purple faces C. B sits
in the middle of south facing row and person who likes Black faces
him. H likes green color and faces vacant seat. C and F sits at the
extreme ends of the same row and one of them likes white color. E
sits second to the right of B. A likes neither yellow nor red color.
Q6: Who likes yellow color?

a) I
b) B
c) G
d) H
a) E
b) F
c) G
d) I
e) None of these
Q8: Who sits to the immediate right of D?

a) Person who likes Blue.
b) Person who likes Red.
c) Person who likes Green.
d) Person who likes Grey.
Q9: How many persons sit between B and I?

a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
Q10: Which among the following does not belong to a group?

a) C
b) E
c) G
d) I
e) F

10 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J are sitting in 2 parallel rows
containing 5 people each, in such a way that there is an equal
distance between adjacent persons. People sitting in Row 1 faces
South and those sitting in Row 2 faces North. Each of them is born in
a different year – 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986,
1987 and 1988. Each of them belongs to a different state – Assam,
Bihar, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh (HP), Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh
(MP) , Punjab, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh (UP) and West Bengal (WB).
The one who was born in 1979 does not belong to Himachal
Pradesh and he faces the person from Tripura and he sits to the
immediate right of B. D belongs to Bihar and faces the person who
sits on the immediate left of C. Only one person sits between A and
C. A does not belong to Haryana. E sits at the extreme end of the row
and faces B. Only 2 persons sit between B and the one who was born
in 1986. The one who was born in 1988 sits third to the right of J,
who was born in 1983. The one who belongs to Bihar faces the one
who sits on the immediate right of the person who was born in
1985. Only 1 person sits between the persons who were born in
1984 and 1981, who sits in the north facing row. I faces the person
who sits second to the left of G and I sits third to the right of H, who
sits in south facing row. I was not born in 1987. The one who
belongs to Himachal Pradesh sits exactly between the ones who
belong to Madhya Pradesh and Bihar. Only 2 persons sit between the
persons who belong to Uttar Pradesh and Tripura. Only 2 persons sit
between the persons who belong to West Bengal and Haryana. The
one who belongs to Jharkhand faces the person who sits on the
immediate right of the one who belongs to Assam. The persons who
belong to Jharkhand and Punjab are immediate neighborers. The
one who was born in 1984 faces the person who was born in 1982.
B is the immediate neighbor of H but was not born in 1982.
Q11: Who among the following was born in 1980?

a) I
b) F
c) D
d) E
Q12:How many persons sit between B and H?

a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3
Q13: Which of the following statement is false?

a) H belongs to Jharkhand.
b) The persons who belongs to UP sits at extreme right end.
c) Only 2 persons sit between A and E.
d) The one who belongs to Haryana was born in 1981.
Q14: Who belongs to West Bengal (WB)?

a) The one who was born in 1985.
b) The person who sits at extreme right end.
c) Person sitting between G and E.
d) The one who was born in 1981.
Q15: How many persons sit between the person who belongs to
Tripura and J?
a) None
b) 1
c) 2
d) 3

In row 1, P, Q, R and S are sitting and all of them are facing north. In
row 2, A, B, C and D are sitting and all of them are facing south.
Therefore, in the given seating arrangement each member sitting in
a row faces another member of the other row. All of them belong to
different companies namely, HUL, TCS, IBM, Adda 247, Career Power,
Bank Power, Microsoft and Google. (All the information given above
does not necessarily represent the order of seating as in the final
arrangement.)
The person from Bank Power faces the one who is on the immediate
left of R. R is neither from Google nor from HUL. An immediate
neighbor of A faces the person from Career Power. The person from
Microsoft faces the person who is on the left of the person from
Google. There is only one person sitting between the persons from
Google and TCS but that person is not P. The persons from Google
and HUL are not sitting at the extreme ends. B sits on the immediate
left of the person from Bank Power. Persons from IBM and Microsoft
are immediate neighbors. C does not sit at the extreme end. S faces
the one who is sitting on the immediate right of the person from
Microsoft. A is not from Microsoft or IBM. Q does not sit at the
extreme end.
Q16. Who belongs to Adda 247?

a) B
b) C
c) D
d) R
e) None of these
Q17. Who sits to the immediate right of one who belongs to TCS?
a) P
b) Q
c) R
d) S
Q18. Which one of the following does not belong to group?

a) A
b) One who belongs to Bank Power
c) One who belongs to IBM
d) One who belongs to HUL
e) B
Q19. What is the position of A with respect to one who belongs to
IBM?
a) Immediate right
b) Immediate left
c) Second to left
d) Second to right
Q20. If D is related to TCS, and A is related to Google. In the same

way, B is related to?
a) Adda 247
b) Career Power
c) HUL
d) Bank Power
e) IBM
SOLUTION (1-5):
i)S sits third to the right of R and likes Blue color.
ii) Neither S nor R sits at an extreme ends.
iii) D faces R.
iv) The one who likes Violet color faces the one, who likes Blue color.
Row 1
D (Violet)
R S(Blue)
Row 2
v) Vacant seat of row-1 is not an immediate neighbor of D.

vi) Vacant seat of row-1 does not face S also does not sit at any of the
extreme ends.
Row 1
D --- (Violet)
R S(Blue)
Row 2
vii) Only two people sit between Q and Vacant seat.

viii) Vacant seats are not opposite to each other.
ix) Q sits at one of the extreme ends.
(only possibility is Q sits at extreme right end).
Row 1
D --- (Violet)
R --- S(Blue) Q
Row 2
x) T does not face vacant seat.

(only possibility is T sits at extreme left end).
xi) Two seats between C and B, who sits third right of the one, who
likes Black color.
xii) C is not an immediate neighbor of D.
Row 1
D B --- (Violet) C (Black)

T R --- S(Blue) Q
Row 2
xiii) B likes yellow color.

xiv) The one who likes Pink color sits opposite to the one, who sits
third to the right of the one, who sits opposite to S.
(Person who likes violet sits opposite to S, and D sits third to the
right of one who likes violet and D faces R, so R likes Pink color).
Row 1
D B(Yellow) --- (Violet) C (Black)

w
T R(Pink) --- S(Blue) Q
Row 2
xv) The one who likes Pink color faces the one who likes Grey color.
xvi) E is not an immediate neighbor of C.
(so, E must be neighbor of D).
xvii) The person who likes Red color and Grey color are adjacent to
each other.
Row 1
E(Red) D(Grey) B(Yellow) --- (Violet) C (Black)

w
T R(Pink) --- S(Blue) Q
Row 2
xviii) Neither T nor Q likes purple.

(so, only possibility is person sitting to the immediate left of S likes
purple).
Row 1

w
T R(Pink) --- Purple S(Blue) Q
Row 2
xix) T does not like white.

(so, Q must like white).
Row 1

w
T R(Pink) --- Purple S(Blue) Q(White)
Row 2

Row 1
E(Red) D(Grey) B(Yellow) --- A(Violet) C (Black)

w
T(Green) R(Pink) --- P(Purple) S(Blue) Q(White)
Row 2
1) Option c) is the correct answer as T likes green.

2) Option b) is the correct answer as one who likes yellow faces
vacant seat.
3) Option b) is the correct answer as D does not sit at any extreme
ends while others (given in the options) sit at extreme ends of the
two rows.
4) Option c) is the correct answer. P is related to Blue as P sits to the
immediate left of one who likes blue.
5) Option e) is the correct answer as E sits second to the right of one
who likes yellow.
SOLUTION (6-10):
i) B sits in the middle of south facing row.
ii) Person who likes Black faces B.
iii) E sits second to the right of B.
iv) D likes Black.
E B
D(Black)
v) C and F sits at the extreme ends of the same row (Therefore, Only
possibility is that they must sit at extreme ends of north facing row).
CASE I
E B
C D(Black) F
CASE II
E B
F D(Black) C
vi) A sits third to the left of F, who likes Blue. Therefore, Case II gets
eliminated as it does not satisfy the given condition.
E B
C A D (Black) F (Blue)
vii) A sits in the row which has no vacant seat.

viii) It is also given that one of the person between C and F likes
White color. Therefore, C likes White color.
ix) H likes green color and faces vacant seat.
E B --
C (White) A D (Black) H (Green) F (Blue)
x) F and G faces each other and likes Blue and Pink respectively.
xi) One who likes Purple faces C. (So, E must likes Purple color)
E (Purple) B -- G (Pink)
C (White) A D (Black) H (Green) F (Blue)
xii) A likes neither yellow nor red color. So, only possibility is A likes
Grey color.
E (Purple) B -- G (Pink)
C (White) A (Grey) D (Black) H (Green) F (Blue)
From the remaining data, we conclude:
E (Purple) I (Red/Yellow) B (Red/ yellow) -- G (Pink)

C (White) A (Grey) D (Black) H (Green) F (Blue)
6) Option e) is the correct answer as either B or I like yellow color.

7) Option b) is the correct answer as F belongs to north facing row
while the others (given in the options) belongs to south facing row.
8) Option c) is the correct answer as person who likes Green sits to
the immediate right of D.
9) Option a) is the correct answer as no one sits between B and I.
10) Option d) is the correct answer as I does not belong to the group
while the others (given in the options) sits at extreme ends of the
rows.
SOLUTION (11-15):
i) H faces south and I sits third to the right of H.
ii) I faces the person who sits second to the left of G.
iii) H is an immediate neighbour of E and it is also given E sits at
extreme end of the row.
iv) E faces B.
v) The one who was born in 1979 sits to the immediate right of B.
vi) Only one person sits between B and one who was born in 1986.
vii) One who was born in 1979 faces the person from Tripura.
1986 1979
I H B
G E
Tripura
viii) Only 2 people sit between persons from UP and Tripura.
(so, person from UP must be third to the left of C according to given
condition).
ix) Only 1 person sits between A and C.
(so, A and C must be sitting facing North , one 2nd from the left end
and other 4th from the left end as there is no other possible place for
both A and C).
Therefore, Case – 1 and Case – 2 arise because position of A and C is
not clear.
Case – I
1986 1979
I H B
A G C E
UP Tripura
Case - II
1986 1979
I H B
C G A E
UP Tripura
x) D belongs to Bihar and faces the person who sits on the
immediate left of C. (so, person sitting on immediate left of C belongs
to UP. Therefore, D must sit opposite to person who belongs to UP).
Therefore, Case – II is eliminated as it does not satisfy the condition
(I already placed opposite to person who belongs to UP in Case – II).
1986 Bihar 1979
I D H B
A G C E
UP Tripura
xi) The one who belongs to Bihar faces the one who sits on the
immediate right of the person who was born in 1985.
(so, A must be born in 1985).
xii) J was born in 1983 and person born in 1988 sits third to the
right of J. (so, J must sit on the extreme left end of Row – 2).
xiii) The person who was born in 1979 does not belong to HP.
xiv) The one who belongs to HP sits between MP and Bihar.
(so, person born in 1986 must belong to HP).
1986
MP HP Bihar 1979
I D H B
J A G C E
UP 1985 Tripura
1983 1988
xv) A does not belong to Haryana.
xvi) There are 2 persons between the persons from WB and
Haryana. (so, A must belong to WB as there
is no other possibility).
xvii) There is only one person sitting between the persons who were
born in 1981 and 1984. (so, only possibility is both G and E were
born in 1981 and 1984).
xviii) The one who was born in 1984 sits opposite to the one born in
1982. It is also given that, B was not born in 1982.
1986 1982
MP HP Bihar 1979
I D H B
J A G C E
UP 1985 Tripura Haryana

1984
1983 WB 1988 1981
xix) Persons who belong to Punjab and Jharkhand are immediate

neighbourers.(so, they must be both B and H as there is no other
possibility).
xx) The one who belongs to Jharkhand faces the person who sits on
the immediate right of the one who belongs to Assam.
(so, G must belong to Assam).
1986 1982
MP HP Bihar 1979 Punjab
Jharkhand
I D H B
J A G C E

1984
1983 WB 1988 1981
Assam
xxi) I was not born in 1987.

(so, B must be born in 1987).
1980 1986 1982 1979 1987
MP HP Bihar Jharkhand Punjab
I F D H B
J A G C E

1984
1983 WB 1988 1981
Assam
11) Option a) is the correct answer as I was born in 1980.

12) Option a) is the correct answer as no one sits between B and H.
13) Option b) is the correct answer as the statement – the one who
belongs to UP sits at extreme end is definitely false.
14) Option a) is the correct answer as the person who was born in
1985 belongs to West Bengal (WB).
15) Option c) is the correct answer as only 2 persons sit between the
person who belongs to Tripura and J.
SOLUTION (16-20):
i) The person from Bank Power faces the one who is on the
immediate left of R.
ii) B sits on the immediate left of the person from Bank Power.
Bank Power B
R
iii) S faces the one who is sitting on the immediate right of the
person from Microsoft.
(so, we get possible cases here).
Case 1:
Bank Power B Microsoft

S R
Case 2:
Microsoft Bank Power B
S R
Case 3:
Bank Power B Microsoft
R S
iv) Persons from IBM and Microsoft are immediate neighbors.

v) The person from Microsoft faces the person who is on the left of
the person from Google.
Case 1:
Bank Power B Microsoft IBM

S R Google
Case 2:
IBM Microsoft Bank Power B
S Google R
vi) There is only one person sitting between the persons from
Google and TCS but that person is not P.
vii) The persons from Google and HUL are not sitting at the extreme
ends.
Case 1:
Bank Power B Microsoft IBM

S, TCS R Google
Case 2:
S, TCS P,Google R
viii) R is neither from Google nor from HUL.

S, TCS HUL P,Google R
ix) An immediate neighbor of A faces the person from Career Power.

IBM Microsoft A BankPower B
S, TCS HUL P,Google R Career Power
x) C does not sit at the extreme end.
IBM C Microsoft A Bank B

Power
S, TCS HUL
P,Google R Career Power

ROW 2
D IBM C Microsoft A Bank B Adda 247

Power
S, TCS Q,HUL
P,Google R Career Power
ROW 1
16) Option a) is the correct answer as B belongs to Adda 247.

17) Option b) is the correct answer as Q sits to the immediate right
of one who belongs to TCS.
18) Option d) is the correct answer as one who belongs to HUL sits
in Row 1 whereas others (given in the options) sit in Row 2.
19) Option c) is the correct answer as A sits second to the left of one
who belongs to IBM.
20) Option b) is the correct answer. B is related to Career Power as B
faces the one who belongs to Career Power.

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Q1: How many persons sit between M and A when counted

Q4: What is the position of J with respect to N?

Q5: How many persons sit between N and L?

Directions (6-10): Study the following information

Q7. Who sits second to the left of U?

Q8. Which of the following is true regarding S as per the given

Q10. Which of the following statement represents the right group of

Directions (11-15): Study the following information

Q12. Who sits second to the left of Architect?

Q13.Which of the following is true regarding Abhishek as per the

Q14.What is the Rahul’s position with respect to Ramesh?

Q15. How many Persons in the given arrangement sits between

Directions(16-20):Study the following information

Q17. Who sits second to the left of U?

Q18. Which of the following is true regarding S as per the given

Q19.What is the P’s position with respect to Q?

Q20. Which of the following represents the Painting Teacher?

Q21: Who sits second to the right of A?

Q22: Which of the following does not belong to the group?

Q23: How many persons sit between Y and W?

Q24: Which of the following pairs represents the immediate

Q26.In which of the following combinations is the first person sitting

Q29.Who is third to the left of the person who is in yellow colour?

Q30.Who is third to the right of W?

DIRECTIONS(31-35) : Study the following information

Q32: Who among the following is representative from floor

Q33: How many maximum persons can sit between B and G?

Q35: Who lives on floor numbered 5?

DIRECTIONS(36-40) : Study the following information

DIRECTIONS(41-45) : Study the following information

Q41: Who is a Physician?

Q42: How many students sit between V and W when counted

Q43: Who likes Cycling?

Q44: Who sits second to the left of Q?

Q45: Which of the following statement(s) is/are true?

viii) J sits second to the left of L.

ix) L faces a direction opposite that of O.

xi) A faces opposite direction to that of J.

iv) V is sitting third to the right of U.

v) S sits second to the left of U.

viii) The one who sits immediate left of R is a male.

x) Both the immediate neighbors of Q are not males.

After filling the remaining data, we get:

6) Option c) is the correct answer as P faces away from the centre

iii) Rahul does not belong to Chennai.Rahul is sitting between the

v) Anil is immediate neighbor of the persons who belong to Gwalior

xv) Teacher does not faces Architect.

After filling the remaining data, we get:

11) Option c) is the correct answer as Rahul faces outside while

vi) P and also his immediate neighbors do not teach Electronics.

➔ But, it is given that T does not teach computer , so case 1 gets

16) Option c) is the correct answer as W is to the immediate right of

ii) V is not an immediate neighbor of both W and U. And it is also

iii) B sits third to the left of U.

v) X is not an immediate neighbor of V.

vii) Y and V face the same direction as X faces.

→ Case 2 gets eliminated here, as more than 3 persons faces

21) Option b) is the correct answer as W sits second to the right of A.