Q1. Which of the following expression will be true if the expression Z < Y ≥ W = V is definitely true:
a) V > Y
b) Z < W
c) V ≥ Z
d) W ≤ Z
e) None of these

Q2. Which of the following expression will not be true if the expression A = C ≥ B > D is definitely true:
a) B > A
b) D < C
c) A ≥ B
d) D < A
e) All are True

Q3. In which of the following expression will the expression L > M be definitely true:
a) M > N ≥ P > L
b) L > N ≤ M > P
c) M ≤ N = P ≥ L
d) L > N ≥ M < P
e) None of these

Directions (1–4): In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by two conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer.

Give answer:
(a) If only conclusion I follows.
(b) If only conclusion II follows.
(c) If either conclusion I or II follows.
(d) If neither conclusion I nor II follows.
(e) If both conclusion I and II follow.

1. Statements: A > B = C ≥ D < E < F
   Conclusions: I. F > A II. A > D
2. Statements: P < Q < R > T = S > X
   Conclusions: I. Q > P II. X < P
3. Statements: B > C = D < E < P
   Conclusions: I. B > E II. C < P
4. Statements: W ≥ Y = X > Q > S
   Conclusions: I. W > X II. W = X
5. Statements: B < C ≤ D ≥ P ≥ Q > S
   Conclusions: I. B < D II. D > S
6. Statements: X > Y ≥ W = T ≤ R < P
   Conclusions: I. Y > P II. P < W
7. Statements: X > Y ≥ Z, X > P ≥ Q
   Conclusions: I. X > Z II. Q < Z
8. Statements: A < B < C, C < D > E > F
   Conclusions: I. D > A II. A > D
9. Statements: H ≤ I ≤ P ≤ J, J ≥ E = T
   Conclusions: I. H < J II. H = J
10. Statements: P > S ≥ R > T ≥ Q, R < A
    Conclusions: I. P > A II. T < A
11. Statements: T ≥ S ≥ R > V, V < P < X, V > B
    Conclusions: I. X > T II. X > B
12. Statements: P > Q = S > T, T > R = Y
    Conclusions: I. P ≥ T II. P < T
13. Statements: S > A < B > C, C > D > G
    Conclusions: I. B > G II. A < D
14. Statements: I > E > P ≥ H = G, A ≥ B = G
    Conclusions: I. A > E II. P = G
15. Statements: R = T ≥ X ≥ V < W > P
    Conclusions: I. R ≥ V II. V > P
16. Statements: T > S ≥ R > O
    Conclusions: I. S > Y II. S < Y
17. Statements: A > L = T, T < R ≤ H > K
    Conclusions: I. A > R II. T < H
18. Statements: O ≥ S ≥ P = T ≤ Y ≤ W
    Conclusions: I. O ≥ T II. P ≤ W
19. Statements: A ≥ B = C, B < D ≤ E
    Conclusions: I. D > A II. E > C
20. Statements: V ≥ K > M = N, M > S, T < K
    Conclusions: I. T < N II. V = S
21. Statements: O ≥ P = Q, R < P, S < Q
    Conclusions: I. R < S II. O > S
22. Statements: T < P ≤ U, L > U ≤ K, P ≥ R
    Conclusions: I. K ≥ R II. L > R
23. Statements: V ≥ K > M = N, M > S, T < K
    Conclusions: I. T < N II. V = S
24. Statements: Z ≤ Y, X < Z, Y > L, L ≥ W
    Conclusions: I. Y ≥ L II. Y > X
25. Statements: A ≥ P, A < U, U = T, R > U
    Conclusions: I. P = A II. A > P
26. Statements: U ≥ T, V ≤ T, X > V, V = Y > A
    Conclusions: I. U > A II. X > T
27. Statements: A ≥ B > C ≥ F, Z < C ≤ D < E
    Conclusions: I. A > Z II. F < E
28. Statements: D > B, K ≤ N, B < C, N < B
    Conclusions: I. D > N II. C ≥ K
29. Statements: B < C, D > B, C > K, K ≤ N, N > B
    Conclusions: I. C > N II. B > K
30. Statements: P ≥ Q ≥ R, T ≥ U ≤ R, U = A ≥ S ≥ Y
    Conclusions: I. T < P II. T ≥ Y
31. Statements: C ≥ V ≤ R = N ≥ T > Q; Y ≥ N < A
    Conclusions: I. Q > V II. Q < Y
32. Statements: C ≥ V ≤ R = N ≥ T > Q; Y ≥ N < A
    Conclusions: I. C ≥ Y II. A > Q
33. Statements: P ≥ R < U ≤ M < V; T ≤ U; L < M
    Conclusions: I. T < L II. L < V
34. Statements: P ≥ R < U ≤ M < V; T ≤ U; L < M
    Conclusions: I. V > T II. T ≤ P
35. Statements: L > K ≥ X < J = N ≤ Y < D
    Conclusions: I. K > J II. D > J
36. Statements: S ≥ T ≤ A; E ≤ T; R > D = T
    Conclusions: I. R > S II. E ≤ A
37. Statements: R ≤ A > B; C > A; F ≤ B
    Conclusions: I. C > R II. F < A
38. Statements: L > K ≥ X < J = N ≤ Y < D
    Conclusions: I. X ≥ Y II. L > N
39. Statements: A = B ≥ C ≥ D < E
    Conclusions: I. A > E II. D < E
40. Statements: M < O < U ≤ R ≤ T; P ≥ R ≤ T ≤ C < L
    Conclusions: I. L > M II. O ≤ C
41. Statements: C < L = I ≤ N > G; I < M ≥ O > R > T
    Conclusions: I. C < O II. G > T
42. Statements: M < O ≤ U ≤ R ≥ T; P ≥ R ≤ I ≤ C < L
    Conclusions: I. P > T II. P = T
43. Statements: A > X = Z ≥ T < C; T < V = M ≥ E = O
    Conclusions: I. C > E II. E > C
44. Statements: T < V = M ≥ E = O; A > X = Z ≥ T < C
    Conclusions: I. M > C II. V ≥ O
45. Statements: H = D; D < U; B ≥ U
    Conclusions: I. U ≥ H II. D > U
46. Statement: P > Q ≥ R = S < T = U
    Conclusions: I. Q > S II. S = Q
47. Statement: J < D = L ≤ K ≤ Q ≥ R
    Conclusions: I. J < Q II. L ≤ R
48. Statement: O > P = G > B ≥ X = M ≤ H
    Conclusions: I. G > X II. O > M
49. Expression: H ≥ I = J ? K ≤ L < M
    Correct option: d) either < or ≤
50. Which expression makes ‘P > S’ definitely false?
    Correct option: a) P > Q ≥ R = S

c) R = P > Q ≥ S
d) S > Q ≥ R < P
e) S < Q ≤ R < P

52. Which of the following symbols should be placed in the blank spaces respectively (in the same order from left to right) in order to complete the given expression in such a manner that ‘N < K’ definitely holds true?
    K __ L __ M __ N
    a) ≥, =, >
    b) ≤, <, =
    c) ≥, =, <
    d) >, ≥, <
    e) None of these

Coded Inequality

Directions (1–5): In the following question, symbols @, #, %, $, and © are used with the following meanings:

‘A @ B’ means ‘A is not smaller than B’.
‘A # B’ means ‘A is neither smaller than nor equal to B’.
‘A % B’ means ‘A is not greater than B’.
‘A $ B’ means ‘A is neither greater than nor equal to B’.
‘A © B’ means ‘A is neither smaller than nor greater than B’.

Now in each of the following questions assuming the given statements to be true, find out which of the three conclusions I, II and III given below them is/are definitely true.

1. Statements: J # H, H © T, T $ R, R % F
   Conclusions:
   I. J # R
   II. R # F
   III. J # T
   (a) Only I is true
   (b) Only I & II are true
   (c) Only III is true
   (d) All are true
   (e) None of these
2. Statements: E $ P, P % H, H @ I, I # K
   Conclusions:
   I. P © I
   II. I % E
   III. H % K
   (a) Only I is true
   (b) Only II is true
   (c) Only III is true
   (d) Only I and II are true
   (e) None is true

c) R = P > Q ≥ S
d) S > Q ≥ R < P
e) S < Q ≤ R < P

51. Which of the following symbols should be placed in the blank spaces respectively (in the same order from left to right) in order to complete the given expression in such a manner that ‘N < K’ definitely holds true?
    K __ L __ M __ N
    a) ≥, =, >
    b) ≤, <, =
    c) ≥, =, <
    d) >, ≥, <
    e) None of these

Directions (1–5): In the following question, symbols @, #, %, $, and © are used with the following meanings:

‘A @ B’ means A is not smaller than B (A ≥ B)
‘A # B’ means A is greater than B (A > B)
‘A % B’ means A is not greater than B (A ≤ B)
‘A $ B’ means A is smaller than B (A < B)
‘A © B’ means A is equal to B (A = B)

Now in each question, assuming the statements are true, find which conclusions I, II and III are definitely true.

1. Statements: J # H, H © T, T $ R, R % F
   Conclusions:
   I. J # R
   II. R # F
   III. J # T
   (a) Only I is true
   (b) Only I & II are true
   (c) Only III is true
   (d) All are true
   (e) None of these
2. Statements: E $ P, P % H, H @ I, I # K
   Conclusions:
   I. P © I
   II. I % E
   III. H % K
   (a) Only I is true
   (b) Only II is true
   (c) Only III is true
   (d) Only I and II are true
   (e) None is true
3. Statements: L @ K, K # R, R $ H, H % N
   Conclusions:
   I. L # R
   II. N # R
   III. L © N
   (a) Only I & II are true
   (b) Only either I or II is true
   (c) Only II & III are true
   (d) Only III is true
   (e) None of these
4. Statements: T $ V, V % K, K © L, L % H
   Conclusions:
   I. V % H
   II. T $ L
   III. T $ H
   (a) Only I & II are true
   (b) Only II & III are true
   (c) Only I & III are true
   (d) All are true
   (e) None of these
5. Statements: V @ W, W # D, D $ M, M % F
   Conclusions:
   I. V # D
   II. F # D
   III. V © F
   (a) Only I is true
   (b) Only II is true
   (c) Only either I or II is true
   (d) Both I and II are true
   (e) None of these

Directions (6–10): In the following question, symbols #, $, %, *, and @ are used with the following meanings:

‘A # B’ means A is not smaller than B (A ≥ B)
‘A $ B’ means A is neither greater than nor equal to B (A < B)
‘A % B’ means A is neither greater nor smaller than B (A = B)
‘A * B’ means A is neither smaller than nor equal to B (A > B)
‘A @ B’ means A is not greater than B (A ≤ B)

Now in each question, assuming the given statements to be true, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is/are definitely true.
(a) Only conclusion I is true
(b) Only conclusion II is true
(c) Either conclusion I or II is true
(d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
(e) Both conclusion I and II are true

6. Statements: A @ B, B % C, C $ D
7. Statements: A @ B, B % C, C $ D
   Conclusions:
   I. C # A
   II. A @ D
8. Statements: P * Q, Q # S, S % R
   Conclusions:
   I. P # R
   II. R % Q
9. Statements: W $ X, X @ Y, Y * Z
   Conclusions:
   I. W $ Z
   II. W * Z
10. Statements: G # H, H * J, J % K
    Conclusions:
    I. K $ G
    II. J $ G
11. Statements: N # M, M * P, P @ T
    Conclusions:
    I. T @ N
    II. P $ N

Directions (11–15): In the following question, symbols @, ©, $, %, and * are used with the following meanings:

‘P $ Q’ means P ≤ Q
‘P @ Q’ means P ≥ Q
‘P * Q’ means P > Q
‘P % Q’ means P < Q
‘P © Q’ means P = Q

Now in each question, assuming the given statements are true, find which of the two conclusions I and II are definitely true.
(a) Only I is true
(b) Only II is true
(c) Either I or II is true
(d) Neither I nor II is true
(e) Both I and II are true

11. Statements: K % V, V $ N, N @ F
    Conclusions:
    I. F % V
    II. K % N
12. Statements: H $ W, W © M, M % B
    Conclusions:
    I. B * H
    II. M @ H
13. Statements: D @ B, B * T, T © M
    Conclusions:
    I. T $ D
    II. M $ D
14. Statements: M * T, T % K, K $ N
    Conclusions:
    I. N * T
    II. N * M
15. Statements: R © J, J @ D, D * F
    Conclusions:
    I. D © R
    II. D % R

Directions (16–20): In the following question, symbols @, #, $, *, and % are used with the following meanings:

‘A # B’ means A ≥ B
‘A @ B’ means A > B
‘A $ B’ means A = B
‘A % B’ means A ≤ B
‘A * B’ means A < B

16. Statements: L % P, P * V, V @ D
Conclusions:
I. L % V
II. L $ D

17. Statements: V % W, W $ H, H # I
Conclusions:
I. V % I
II. I % W

18. Statements: N # W, W @ H, H * T
Conclusions:
I. H * N
II. T @ W

19. Statements: F @ R, H * R, L % H
Conclusions:
I. F @ L
II. R # L

20. Statements: J # K, K * M, M @ T
Conclusions:
I. K * T
II. K @ T

Directions (21–25): In the following question, symbols @, #, $, *, and © are used with the following meanings:

‘A $ B’ means A is smaller than B (A < B)
‘A # B’ means A is greater than or equal to B (A ≥ B)
‘A © B’ means A is smaller than or equal to B (A ≤ B)
‘A @ B’ means A is greater than B (A > B)
‘A * B’ means A is equal to B (A = B)

Now in each question, assuming the given statements are true, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is/are definitely true.

(a) Only conclusion I is true
(b) Only conclusion II is true
(c) Either conclusion I or II is true
(d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
(e) Both conclusion I and II are true

21. Statements: M $ L, L # K, K @ R
    Conclusions:
    I. M * R
    II. M $ R
22. Statements: J * N, N @ W, W $ V
    Conclusions:
    I. J # V
    II. J $ W
23. Statements: H © Q, Q $ F, L @ F
    Conclusions:
    I. L @ H
    II. H © F
24. Statements: U © D, D $ R, R # T
    Conclusions:
    I. U $ R
    II. T @ D
25. Statements: J @ T, T $ V, V © M
    Conclusions:
    I. T © M
    II. J # M

Directions (26–30): In the following question, symbols @, ©, $, %, and & are used with the following meanings:

‘M % N’ means M ≥ N
‘M © N’ means M < N
‘M $ N’ means M = N
‘M @ N’ means M ≤ N
‘M & N’ means M > N

Now in each question, assuming the given statements are true, find out which of the two conclusions I and II given below them is/are definitely true.

(a) Only conclusion I is true
(b) Only conclusion II is true
(c) Either conclusion I or II is true
(d) Neither I nor II is true
(e) Both I and II are true

26. Statements: D @ Z, Z % N, N $ F
    Conclusions:
    I. F © Z
    II. N @ D
    Answer: (d) Neither I nor II is true

27. Statements: K © M, M % A, A $ T
    Conclusions:
    I. K © A
    II. T © M
    Answer: (d) Neither I nor II is true

28. Statements: M & R, R @ T, T & N
    Conclusions:
    I. N $ M
    II. T $ M
    Answer: (d) Neither I nor II is true

29. Statements: R & A, A % M, M © N
    Conclusions:
    I. M © R
    II. M & R
    Answer: (d) Neither I nor II is true

30. Statements: B % H, H @ W, W $ M
    Conclusions:
    I. B $ W
    II. M © H
    Answer: (d) Neither I nor II is true
31. Which of the following does not make A # C and D * F definitely not true?
    (a) A % B # C @ D $ E $ F
    (b) A @ B % C @ D $ E $ F
    (c) A % B % C @ D $ E * F
    Answer: (c)

32. Which of the following makes C $ E or B % E definitely true?
    (a) A * B $ C @ D % E # F
    (b) A # B * C $ D @ E # F
    (c) A # B # C % D % E * F
    (d) A @ B % C @ D * E * F
    (e) None of these
    Answer: (c)

33. If "A % B % C * D @ E $ F" is true then which of the following is definitely not true?
    (i) A # D
    (ii) C * F
    (iii) B # D
    (iv) D # F
    (a) Only (i)
    (b) Only (i) and (iv)
    (c) Only (ii) and (iii)
    (d) Only (i), (iii) and (iv)
    (e) All are true
    Answer: (d)

34. Which of the following makes A * C and E # B definitely true?
    (a) A * B $ C @ D % E # F
    (b) A * D $ B * C @ E # F
    (c) A * B # C % D * E # F
    (d) A @ B * D @ C % E @ F
    Answer: (b)

35. What will come in place of blank in following expression below such that both A % D and C # F are definitely true?
    A % B % C _ D # E % F
    (i) @ (ii) * (iii) % (iv) $
    Answer: (a)

36. What will come in place of blank in following expression below such that both B * E and F # B are definitely true?
    A @ B $ C _ D @ E * F $ G
    Answer: (b)

37. Which of the following makes F # D $ B definitely true?
    (a) A @ B $ C * D # E * F
    (b) A * B @ C % D # E * F
    (c) A % B * C $ D @ E * F
    (d) A # B % C @ D * E * F
    (e) None of these
    Answer: (b)

38. What will come in place of blank in following expression below such that both B * E and F # B are definitely true?
    A # B @ C $ D _ E $ F @ G
    Answer: (b)

39. Which of the following is definitely true if A # B @ C # D @ E $ F is true?
    (i) C # F
    (ii) F % D
    (iii) B % E
    (iv) E # A
    Answer: (d)

40. Which of the following does not make A % B and D * F definitely not true?
    (a) A % B % C * D $ E * F
    (b) A % B % C @ D * E * F
    (c) A # B % C @ D $ E $ F
    (d) A % B @ C $ D @ E * F
    (e) None of these
    Answer: (b)

1. Sam ranked 9th from the top and 38th from the bottom in a class. How many students are there in the class?
   (a) 45
   (b) 47
   (c) 46
   (d) 48
   (e) None of these
2. In a class of 50 students M is eighth from top. H is 20th from bottom. How many students are there between M and H?
   (a) 22
   (b) 23
   (c) 24
   (d) can't be det.
   (e) None of these
3. Sam ranked 9th from the top and raju 38th from the bottom in a class. How many students are there in the class?
   (a) 22
   (b) 23
   (c) 24
   (d) can't be det
4. Nitin ranks 18th in a class of 49 students. What is rank from the last?
   (a) 31
   (b) 18
   (c) 32
   (d) 19
   (e) None of these
5. In a row of girls, Nithya and Suganya occupy the ninth place from the right end and tenth place from the left end, respectively. If they interchange their places, then Nithya is occupy seventeenth place from the right. How many girls are there in the row?
   (a) 22
   (b) 24
   (c) 26
   (d) 28
   (e) None of these
6. In a queue of children, Arun is fifth from the left and Suresh is sixth from the right. When they interchange their places among themselves, Arun becomes thirteenth from the left. Then, what will be Suresh's position from the right?
   (a) 8th
   (b) 14th
   (c) 15th
   (d) 16th
   (e) None of these
7. Some boys are sitting in a row. P is sitting fourteenth from the left and Q is seventh from the right. If there are four boys between P and Q, how many boys are there in the row?
   (a) 19
   (b) 21
   (c) 23
   (d) 25
   (e) None of these
8. In a class of 35 students, Kamal is placed seventh from the bottom whereas Sunil is placed ninth from the top. Manoj is placed exactly in between the two. What is Kamal’s position from Manoj?
   (a) 7
   (b) 9
   (c) 10
   (d) 12
   (e) None of these
9. In a row of boys, A is fifteenth from the left and B is fourth from the right. There are three boys between A and B, C is just left of A. What is the C’s position from the right?
   (a) 5th
   (b) 9th
   (c) 12th
   (d) 13th
   (e) None of these
10. Rajan is sixth from the left end and vinay is tenth from the right end in a row of boys. If there are eight boys between Rajan and Vinay, how many boys are there in the row?
    (a) 24
    (b) 26
    (c) 23
    (d) 25
    (e) None of these
11. In a row of 40 boys facing North, R is 12th from left end & t is 18th from right end. How many boys are between R & T in the row?
    (a) 10
    (b) 12
    (c) 11
    (d) Can’t be det.
    (e) None of these
12. Among P, Q, T, A & B each having a different height, T is taller than P & B but shorter than A & Q. P is not the shortest. Who among them is tallest?
    (a) A
    (b) Q
    (c) P
    (d) P or B
    (e) DI
13. M earns more than X & less than T. V earns more than M & T. R earns more than only X. Who earns least among the five?
    (a) X
    (b) V
    (c) M
    (d) Can’t be det.
    (e) None of these
14. In a row of 40 children R is 11th from the right end & there are 15 children between R & M. What is M’s position from the left end of the row?
    (a) 14
    (b) 15
    (c) 13
    (d) Can’t be det.
    (e) None of these
15. In a row of 25 Children facing south, R is 16th from right end & B is 18th from left end. How many children are there between R & B?
    (a) 2
    (b) 3
    (c) 4
    (d) D I
    (e) None of these
16. In a row of 25 students facing north W is 5th to right of R, who is 16th from right end of the row. What is W’s position from right end of row?
    (a) 11
    (b) 10
    (c) 12
    (d) D I
    (e) None of these
17. In a row, Ravi is 15th from the left end. Amit is 16th from the right end. Deepak is 4th to the right of Ravi, if Deepak is 5th to the left of Amit then What is the rank of Ravi from the right end?
    (a) 24th
    (b) 25th
    (c) 23th
    (d) 26th
    (e) None of these

18. In a row of girls, Reena is 10th to the left of Pallavi, who is 17th from the right end. Swati is 4th to the right of Reena. If Swati is 10th from the left end, then how many girls are there in the row?
(a) 31
(b) 32
(c) 30
(d) 33
(e) None of these

19. In a row of boys facing north, A is 16th from left end & C is 16th from right end B who is 4th to right of A , is 5th to the left of C in the Row. How many boys are there in a row?
(a) 39
(b) 40
(c) 41
(d) 42
(e) None of these

20. In a class, among the passed students, Neeta is 22nd from the top. Kamal is 5 rank below Neeta and is 34th from the bottom. All the students from class appeared for an examination, if the ratio of the students who passed to those who failed is 4:1. Then how many students are there in the class?
(a) 60
(b) 70
(c) 75
(d) 80
(e) None of these

21. Ajay ranked 16th from top & 29th from bottom among those who passed exam. 6 boys did not participate in competition & 5 failed in it. How many boys were there in the class?
(a) 40
(b) 44
(c) 50
(d) 55
(e) 58

22. In a row of boy Jeevan is 7th from start & 11th from end. In another row of boys, Vikram is 10th from start & 12th from end. How many boys are there in both rows together?
(a) 36
(b) 37
(c) 39
(d) Can’t det.
(e) None of these

23. In a row, Mohit is 10th from the left end. Sumit is 10th from the right end. Deepak is 4th to the right of Mohit. If there are 16 persons in the row, then how far is Deepak from Sumit?
(A) 6th to the left of Sumit.
(B) 6th to the right of Sumit.
(C) 7th to the left of Sumit.
(e) None of these
(D) 7th to the right of Sumit.

24. Ravi is 7th ranks ahead of Sumit in a class of 39. If Sumit’s rank is 17th from the last. What is Ravi’s rank from start?
(a) 14th
(b) 15th
(c) 16th
(d) 17th
(e) None of these

25. In a class of 180, where girls are twice the number of boys, Rupesh (a boy) ranked 34th from the top. If there are 18 girls ahead of Rupesh, how many boys are after him in rank?
(a) 45
(b) 44
(c) 60
(d) Can't be det.
(e) None of these

26. Among B, F, J, K and W, each having a different weight. F is heavier than only J. B is heavier than F and W but not as heavy as K. Who among them is the third heaviest?
(a) B
(b) T
(c) K
(d) W
(e) None of these

27. In a row of 40 children P is 13th from the left end & Q is 9th from right end. How many children are there between P & R if R is 4th to the left of Q?
(a) 12
(b) 13
(c) 14
(d) 15
(e) None of these

28. 40 boys are standing in a row facing north Amit is 11th from left & Deepak is 31st from the right end of row how far will Shreya, who is 3rd to right of Amit in row be from Deepak?
(a) 2nd
(b) 3rd
(c) 4th
(d) 5th
(e) None of these

29. In a queue, A is 18th from front while B is 16th from back. If C is 25th from front & is exactly in middle of A & B, then how many persons are there in Queue?
(a) 45
(b) 46
(c) 47
(d) 48
(e) None of these

30. In a row of girls, Rita & Monika occupy the 9th place from the right end & 10th place from the left respectively. If they interchange their places then Rita & Monika occupy 17th place from left respectively. How many girls are there in the row?
(a) 25
(b) 26
(c) 27
(d) DI
(e) None of these

31. Six friends A, B, C, D, E and F start climbing a hill together. D has reached a position higher than B but not as high as E. C is not higher than D and not lower than A, who is not lower than F and not higher than B. Who has climbed the highest position?
(a) D
(b) E
(c) B
(d) Can't be det.
(e) None of these

32. Among A, B, C, D and E, A is taller than B but shorter than C. B is taller than only E. C is not the tallest. Who among them will be in the middle if they stand in the order of their height?
(a) A
(b) C
(c) B
(d) Can't be det.
(e) None of these

33. Garima is senior of Shilpa but not to Deepa. Gayatri is junior to Deepa. No one is senior to Fatima. Who is most junior?
(a) Shilpa
(b) Garima
(c) Gayatri
(d) DI
(e) None of these

34. Among M, T, R and P. M is older than only P. T is older than R. Who among them is the oldest?
(a) T
(b) R
(c) T or R
(d) DI
(e) None of these

35. Among five friends Mahesh is taller than Kunal but not tall as Yash. Hrithik is taller than Yash but smaller than Abhishek. If they stand in increasing order of their heights, who will be first in line?
(a) Abhishek
(b) Yash
(c) Kunal
(d) D I
(e) None of these

36. Madan is older than Prabir, Suresh is younger than Prabir. Mihir is older than Suresh but younger than Prabir. Who among the four is the youngest?
(a) Prabir
(b) Mihir
(c) Madan
(d) Suresh
(e) Data inadequate

37. Among M, N, T, R and D each having a different height, T is taller than D but shorter than M. R is taller than N but shorter than D. Who among them is the tallest?
(a) D
(b) T
(c) M
(d) R
(e) N

38. Among P, Q, R, S and T, T is shorter than S and P. Q is shorter than only P. Who among them is the shortest?
(a) Cant' be det.
(b) R
(c) T
(d) Q
(e) None of these

39. Among P, Q, R, S and T, each having different height, Q is shorter than only T and P is taller than only S. Who will be third when they are arranged in descending order of their height?
(a) R
(b) S
(c) T
(d) D I
(e) None of these

40. In a row of 7 persons arranged in descending order of weight from left to right. The weight of S is 1/5th of L. The 4th heaviest is 35kg. Only two persons are heavier than W. Q is just heavier than B who is not the lightest. G is heavier than M, who is heavier than the 4th lightest. S is lighter than Q, who is not 35kg. If M is 45kg heavier than S, then what is the possible weight of W?
(a) 70kg
(b) 48kg
(c) 56kg
(d) 54kg
(e) None of these

41. How many persons are heavier than the one who is just lighter to L?
(a) Five
(b) Three
(c) Two
(d) Four
(e) None of these

42. If Q is 5 kg lighter than L then find the average weight of Q, L and S?
(a) 24kg
(b) 26kg
(c) 28kg
(d) 21kg
(e) 19kg

43. What may be the possible weight of F?
(a) 30kg
(b) 38kg
(c) 24kg
(d) 25kg
(e) None of these

44. The number of persons heavier than F is same as the number of persons lighter than ___?
(a) A
(b) C
(c) D
(d) B
(e) None of these

45. If D is 10kg lighter than B and F is 5kg heavier than C then what is the weight of A?
(a) 23kg
(b) 43kg
(c) 30kg
(d) 33kg
(e) None of these

46. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and so form a group. Find the one who does not belong to that group?
(a) E-C
(b) F-A
(c) D-C
(d) B-D
(e) F-B

47. Which of the following statement is true?
(a) Only one person is lighter to C
(b) D is the lightest among all
(c) A is lighter than D
(d) Weight of A is 50 kg
(e) F-B

48. Which of the following is 3rd longest rope?
(a) I
(b) J
(c) F
(d) E
(e) Can’t be det.

49. What may be the possible length of J?
(a) 28cm
(b) 42cm
(c) 25cm
(d) 55cm
(e) 60cm

50. Which of the following is 2nd shortest rope?
(a) J
(b) F
(c) E
(d) H
(e) None of these

51. How many boxes are placed above F?
(a) Two
(b) Three
(c) Four
(d) One
(e) None of these

52. In which of the following position red colored box is placed?
(a) 2nd from bottom
(b) 1st from bottom
(c) 1st from top
(d) 2nd from top
(e) None of these

53. Which of the following box is Yellow colored?
(a) A
(b) C
(c) E
(d) D
(e) None of these

54. Which of the following color is box F has?
(a) Orange
(b) Pink
(c) Red
(d) Yellow
(e) None of these

55. Four of the following five are alike in certain way based from a group, find the one which does not belong to that group?
(a) F-Yellow
(b) E-Orange
(c) B-Black
(d) C-Red
(e) D-White

56. What may be the value of plate C?
(a) 117 cm
(b) 135 cm
(c) 169 cm
(d) 158 cm
(e) None of these

Which one is the greatest plate (according to size)?
(a) F
(b) B
(c) D
(d) E
(e) None of these

57. Then who among the following person is going to school on Wednesday?
(a) B
(b) C
(c) D
(d) E
(e) A

58. In which of the following box, Litchi is stored?
(a) J
(b) M
(c) K
(d) L
(e) Grapes

59. Which of the following fruit is stored in second lowest Box?
(a) Grapes
(b) Apple
(c) Mango
(d) Litchi
(e) Can’t be det.

60. Which of the following fruit is stored in second lowest Box?
(a) Grapes
(b) Apple
(c) Mango
(d) Litchi
(e) Can’t be det.

ANSWER KEY:

1-C
2-A
3-D
4-C
5-C
6-B
7-D
8-C
9-B
10-A
11-A
12-E
13-A
14-A
15-E
16-A
17-B
18-B
19-B
20-C
21-D
22-E
23-D
24-C
25-B
26-D
27-C
28-C
29-C
30-E
31-B
32-A
33-D
34-A
35-C
36-D
37-C
38-A
39-A
40-B
41-D
42-A
43-A
44-B
45-D
46-D
47-D
48-B
49-B
50-C
51-A
52-B
53-A
54-A
55-D
56-A
57-D
59-D
59-C
60-B

In an examination, the questions are based on certain types:

1. Alphabet with Alphabet Code
2. Alphabet with Numeric/ Symbol code
3. Sentence Code
4. Condition Based Question
5. Matrix
6. Fix Pattern Based Word Code
7. Alphabet with Alphabet Code:
   All questions are based on alphabet series. The alphabets are assigned to 26 letters of the English alphabet in alphabetical order. In this case, first pattern is related to the second given answer, in the same way the second word or pattern is related to the other given word.

e.g.: The word MUMBAI is written as NVNCBJ, in the same way ABILITY is written as __________.
a) ENTALM
b) BCJMJUZ
c) LDMSBK
d) TALEMN
e) None of these

Q1. MP is related to HK, in the same way HK is related to _____.
a) CE
b) CF
c) CG
d) DG
e) None of these

Q2. In a certain code MUMBAI is written as NFNYZR, how THANE is written in that code.
a) VMZSG
b) GSZMV
c) ENAHT
d) AHTEN
e) None of these

Q3. In a certain code, DOMAIN is written as CNLZHM. How is STREAM written in that code?
a) RSQDZL
b) TUSFBN
c) UTSFBN
d) LZDQSR
e) None of these

Q4. If PRISM is written as OSHTL and RUBLE is written as QVAMD. How will WHORL is written in that code?
a) XIPSM
b) VGNQK
c) UINSK
d) XGPQM
e) None of these

Q5. In a certain code, GARNISH is written as RGAINHS. How Will GENIOUS be written in that code?
a) NEGOISU
b) NGEOIUS
c) NGESUOI
d) NEGSUOI
e) None of these

Q6. In a certain code, COMPUTER is written as MOCUPRET, in the same way PRODUCTS is written as:
a) UDSTCORP
b) ORPUDSTC
c) PUDSTCOR
d) RODUCTSP
e) None of these

Q7. In a certain code TEMPORAL is written as OLDSMBSP. How is CONSIDER written in that code?
a) RMNBSFEJ
b) BNMRSFEJ
c) RMNBJEFS
d) TOPDQDCH
e) None of these

Q8. In the word MELODRAMATIC, position of 1st and 7th letter is interchanged, similarly 2nd to 8th and so on till after arrangement. What is the position of 5th element from the right end?
a) E
b) G
c) K
d) M
e) None of these

Q9. If “red means white” “White means black” “Black means yellow” “Yellow means green” “Green means blue” “Blue means indigo” then which of the following will represent the color of the sunflower.
a) Sky
b) Green
c) Yellow
d) Blue
e) None of these

Q10. If in the word DOCUMENT, all vowels the words are first arranged alphabetically followed by all consonant arranged alphabetically then which letter is fifth from right?
a) U
b) D
c) M
d) N
e) None of these

Q11. If 'A' is coded as 1, 'B' as 3, 'C' as 5 and so on, which of the following is the numerical value of the word 'FAZED'?
a) 81
b) 79
c) 77
d) 80
e) None of these

Q12. The positions of the first and the sixth letters in the word CONTAGIOUS are interchanged. Similarly, the positions of the second and the seventh letters are interchanged, and so on. Which letter will be the second to the right of the fifth letter from the right end?
a) O
b) N
c) I
d) T
e) None of these

Q13. In a certain code 'TEAMWORK' is written as 'NBFUJQNV' and 'SOME' is written as 'PTDL'. How is 'PERSON' written in that code?
a) QDOOPT
b) QDOMNR
c) SFQMNR
d) SFQOPT
e) None of these

Q14. In some of the following logic TABLE is coded as BUEFM and PRAYS is coded as SQDTZ, following the same logic MINOR will be coded as
a) JNQSP
b) JPNSQ
c) PNSJQ
d) PSNQJ
e) None of above

Q15. In a certain code, numbers from (0-9) are coded as four alphabets i.e. ‘0389’ is coded as ‘AACD’, ‘146’ coded as ‘ABA’, then how is ‘257’ coded?
a) CBA
b) CDA
c) BAC
d) AAD
e) BCB

Q16. If vowels are arranged in alphabetical increasing order from left to right and then consonants are arranged in alphabetical increasing order from left to right in the given word ‘ALONGSIDE’. Then which letter is 4th from the left side in the new word?
a) A
b) I
c) S
d) O
e) None of these

Directions (Q14-15): Study the following information answer the given questions:
TRAVEL is related to UDKUSB and CORNER is related to MDQDPS.

Q17. SURVEY is related to
a) DUDXSTV
b) UXDTSV
c) TVSUDX
d) UDXTVS
e) UDXVTS

Q18. GROUPS is related to
a) TORHSP
b) TOHRSP
c) TORPHS
d) ROTHSP
e) ROTPHS

Q19. In a certain code language the word COSTLY is written as WORVMF and the word PRAISE is written as CVGDPS. How will the word SOCCER be written in that code language?
a) PHAFMV
b) AKXPSB
c) BJWQRA
d) PGAENU
e) None of these

Q20. In a certain code language, 'DESTINY' is written as 'EFTQHMX' and 'PLANETS' is written as 'QMBKDSR'. How is 'ROUTERS' written in that code language?
a) ONTWFST
b) QNTODOR
c) URXSBOP
d) SPVQDQR
e) SPVWHUV

Q21. If all the letters in the word 'REGULATION' are arranged in English alphabetical order from left to right and then all the vowels are changed to the next alphabet in the English alphabetical series and all the consonants are changed to the previous alphabet in English alphabetical series, how will the word be written?
a) BFFJKOQQSV
b) ZFFJKONSSV
c) ZDHHMONSUT
d) BFHUKMPORV
e) BFFJKMPQSV

2. Alphabet with Numeric/Symbol Code:
   In this type, each letter of a word is replaced by numbers, symbols, or a combination of both based on a fixed coding pattern.

Q1. In a certain code WEAK is written as 5%9$ and WHEN is written as 5*%7. How is HANK written in that code?
a) 9$7
b) 9$7
c) $97*
d) 9*7$
e) None of these

Q2. In a certain code DEPTH is written as 7$%#6 and POWDER is written as %487$5. How is WORTH written in that code?
a) 745#6
b) 845#6
c) 745%#
d) 854%6
e) None of these

Q3. In a certain code CAT is written as 576 and DOG is written as 676. How is TEA written in that code?
a) 676
b) 679
c) 578
d) 235
e) None of these

Q4. In a certain code MODE is written as 131545 and DEAF is written as 4516. How is FOAM written in that code?
a) 715114
b) 615113
c) 2487
d) 23878
e) None of these

Q5. In a certain code BRING is written as 53@©2 and GUIDE is written as 2$@75. How is GINGER written in that code?
a) 2©@253
b) 2@©253
c) 2@©753
d) 2@©$53
e) None of these

Q6. In a certain code LONG is written as 64 and GEAR is written as 64. How is PUT written in that code?
a) 64
b) 25
c) 27
d) 36
e) None of these

Q7. In a certain code PAGE is written as 57116, SCORE is written as 51815319. How is PEAS written in that code?
a) 856324
b) 2134562
c) 1214156
d) 191516
e) None of these

Q8. In a certain code UNDER is written as 61323229 and DEAF is written as 23222621. How is FRAUD written in that code?
a) 23456321
b) 23623921
c) 21926623
d) 1245321
e) None of these

Q9. In a certain code JUMP is written as 39%4 and MEALS is written as %27@. How is PULSER written in that code?
a) 493@25
b) 47@23
c) 479@24
d) 497@2#
e) 497@2*

Q10. In a certain code GLARE is written as 513%# and LIVE is written as 18@#. How is GIVE written in that code?
a) 581#
b) 58%#
c) 5#8@
d) 58@#
e) None of these

3. Sentence Code:

Direction: (Q.29 to 32) read the sentence carefully and solve problem.
In a certain code, ‘ring a bell’ is written as ‘5 8 2’, ‘did not ring’ is written as ‘3 5 9’, and ‘not a reason’ is written as ‘7 2 9’.

Q1. which of the following represents “did not”?
(a) 2, 3
(b) 2, 9
(c) 3, 5
(d) 5, 2
(e) 9, 3

Q2. what does 7 stands for?
(a) ring
(b) a
(c) bell
(d) reason
(e) not

Q3. what does 2 stands for?
(a) not
(b) a
(c) ring
(d) reason
(e) either a or not

Q4. what is the code for ring?
(a) 8
(b) 2
(c) 5
(d) 3
(e) 9

Direction: (Q.5 to 8) read the sentence carefully and solve problem.
In a certain code, “you are good” is coded as “1 3 4”, “They go house” is coded as “7 5 8”, “We are house” is coded as “8 3 9”.

Q5. which of the following code is for “They”?
(a) 8
(b) 7
(c) 5
(d) 3
(e) 7 or 5

Q6. What does the code “8” stands for?
(a) House
(b) they
(c) you or good
(d) none of these
(e) can’t be det.

Q7. what is the code fo