Logical Reasoning (20 questions)
Questions 1-5: Seating Arrangement (Square Table)
Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below. Eight friends P, Q, C, D, R, S, G and H are sitting around a square table in such a way that four of them sit at four corners of the table while the other four sit in the middle of the four sides. Those who sit in the middle of the four sides face the center while those who sit at the four corners face outside. P sits third to the left of C, who does not sit at any of the corner
Question: 1
Who among the following sits third to the left of H?
O Q
O G
O D
O C
O None of these
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Question: 2
What is the position of D with respect to S?
☐ Third to the left
☐ Third to the right
☐ Fourth to the left
☐ Second to the right
☐ None of these
Question: 3
Who among the following represent the immediate neighbours of S?
☐ HG
☐ GP
☐ QR
☐ PH
☐ None of these
Question: 4
Which of the following is positioned second to the left of C?
O H
O G
O D
O Q
☐ None of these
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O Q
O P
O S
O C
O R
Question: 5
Who among the following sits exactly between D and G?
O P
O S
O C
O R
Questions 6-10: Floor Based Puzzle
Direction: Read the information given below and answer the question that follows.
There is office of eight companies - Airtel, Amazon, Facebook, Flipkart, Google, HCL, Infosys and Jio on different floor of 8-storey building. The bottommost floor is numbered as 1 while the topmost floor is numbered as 8. At least two companies have offices above the office of Flipkart. Neither Facebook nor Google has office adjacent to the office of HCL. The office of Flipkart is two floors above the office of Jio. The office of Airtel is on even numbered floor. The office of HCL is on 7th floor and is not adjacent to office of Airtel. The office of Infosys is neither on any even numbered floor nor on any prime numbered floor. There is one floor between the office of Facebook and Google.
Question: 6
The office of
O Jio is on 1st floor.
O Google
O Infosys
O Flipkart
O Amazon
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Question: 7
Which of the following statement is true about office of 'Flipkart'?
☐ Flipkart's office is on odd numbered floor
☐ Four floors are below Flipkart's floor
☐ Amazon's floor is just above Flipkart's floor
☐ Two floors are above Flipkart's floor
☐ All of the above
Question: 8
Four among the five are the same in a certain way which among the following does not belong to the group?
☐ Amazon
☐ Jio
☐ Flipkart
☐ Infosys
☐ Airtel
Question: 9
How many floors are above the office of Google?
☐ Three
☐ Two
☐ Five
☐ One
☐ Cannot be determined
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Question: 10
Office of which company is on floor 8?
☐ Infosys
☐ Jio
☐ Amazon
☐ None of the above
Questions 11-13: Syllogism
11 Statement:
All bacteria are viruses.
Only a few viruses are corona.
Conclusion:
I. All viruses can be corona.
II. Some bacteria are not corona.
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☐
☐ Only I follows
Only II follows
Either I or II follows
☐ Neither I nor II follows
☐ Both I and II follow
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12 Statements:
All numbers are figures.
Only a few figures are digits.
Conclusions:
I. No number is digit.
II. Some numbers are figures.
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☐ Only I follow
Only II follow
Either I or II follow
13 Statement:
Only a few Pen are blue. Some Pencil are Pen.
All Pencil are Colour.
Conclusion:
I. All Blue can never be Pen.
II. All Colours are blue.
III. Some Pencil is not Blue
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☐
☐
☐ Neither I nor II follows
☐ All follows
Questions 14-15: Linear Arrangement
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☐ Only I follows.
Only II follows.
Only III follows.
None follows.
Directions: Study the given information carefully and answer the given questions.
Ten people are sitting in two parallel rows having five people each in such a way that there is an equal distance between adjacent persons. In row - 1 Ajay, Vidyanand, Vishnu, Uday and Anil are seated (not necessarily in the same order) and all of them are facing south. In row-2 Praveen, Arpit, Sagar, Ashu and Munna are seated (not necessarily in the same order) and all of them are facing north. Therefore, in the given seating arrangement each member seated in a row faces another member of the other row. Munna sits third to the right of Arpit. Praveen sits second to the left of Munna. The person facing Praveen sits on the immediate right of Vidyanand. Only one person sits between Vidyanand and Uday. Ajay is not an immediate neighbour of Vidyanand. Only two people sit between Ajay and Vishnu. Neither Vidyanand nor Ajay faces Ashu.
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Question: 14
Who among the following is facing Sagar?
☐ Vidyanand
☐ Vishnu
☐ Uday
☐ Ajay
☐ Anil
Question: 15
What is the position of Munna with respect to Ashu?
☐ Third to the right
☐ Second to the right
☐ Immediate left
☐ Immediate right
☐ Second to the left
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Questions 16-17: Direction Sense
Direction: Study the information given below carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Rohan starts walking towards south and walks 8 m toward point B from point A. Then he turns left and walks 6 m to reach point C. Again, he turns right and walks 10 m to point D. Now he turns right and walks 8 m from point D to point E finally he turned left and walks 10 m reaching point F.
Question: 16
What is the shortest distance and direction of point C with respect to point E?
O 164 North-East
O 145 North
136, East
188, South-East
125, North
Direction: Study the information given below carefully and answer the questions that follow.
Rohan starts walking towards south and walks 8 m toward point B from point A. Then he turns left and walks 6 m to reach point C. Again, he turns right and walks 10 m to point D. Now he turns right and walks 8 m from point D to point E finally he turned left and walks 10 m reaching point F.
Question: 17
Point A is in which direction with respect to point D?
☐ North
☐ East
☐ South
☐ South-East
☐ North - West
Questions 18-20: Blood Relation
Directions: Study the following information to answer these questions.
A is the sister of S and T. J is the only son of the brother-in-law of S. S is married to M. S is son of K. K and B has three child. A is married to Q. R is son of S. T is unmarried. B is the grandmother of R.2
Question: 183
How R and J are related to each other.4
☐ Brother5
☐ Sister6
☐ cousins7
☐ None of these8
☐ Cannot be determine9
Question: 1910
How is T related 11to J?
☐ Uncle
☐ Father
☐ Aunt
☐ Mother
☐ Brother
Question: 20
How is B related to M?
Mother-in-law
☐ Brother-in-law
☐ Father-in-law
☐ Cannot be determine
☐ None of these
Quantitative Aptitude (22 questions)
Questions 1-5: Data Interpretation (Population Density & Difference)
Directions: Answer the questions based on the information given below.
The line graph given below shows the population density (in thousands) of five different states and the difference between the number of males and females (in thousands) in those five states.
[Line Graph - Description Below]
Populaton density (Solid line: A ≈16, B ≈24, C ≈12, D ≈18, E ≈10)
Difference between the number of males and females (Dashed line: A ≈20, B ≈−12, C ≈18, D ≈10, E ≈−8)
Note: Population density is defined as the total number of people (males + females) living in per unit land area (km2) of a state and the 'negative' value shows the female population is more than the male population for a state.
Some additional information is also known :
The area of state 'A' is 33.33% more than that of state 'B'. The ratio of the area of state 'B' and that of state 'C' is 1:2 respectively. The total land area of state 'C' and state 'D' together is 27.5 km2. The average area of all of the given five states together is 13 km2. The female population of state 'E' is 104000.
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Question: 1
What percentage of total population of state 'B' is 'female' population?
□ 46.66%
□ 48.33%
□ 50.33%
□ 52.66%
□ 53.33%
Question: 2
What is the respective ratio of male to female population of state 'C'?
□ 8:7
□ 9:8
□ 11:8
□ 11:9
□ 15:14
Question: 3
What is the average female population of state 'A', 'B', 'C' and 'E' together?
□ 82750
□ 85500
□ 87750
□ 89500
□ 90750
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Question: 4
Male population of state 'A' and 'B' together is how much more than the female population of state 'E'?
□ 65000
□ 70000
□ 75000
□ 80000
□ 85000
Question: 5
What is the total population of state 'D' and 'E' together?
□ 425000
□ 435000
□ 445000
□ 455000
□ 465000
Question: 6
The present age of the father is 4 times the age of the son, and after 8 years, the age of father to son is in the ratio 5:2. The ratio between the age of mother 4 years ago to the age of a son 2 years hence is 2:1. Find the difference between the 50% of the age of mother and 25% of the age of the father.
□ 18
□ 14
□ 15
□ 16
□ 17
Questions 6
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Questions 7-10: Number Series
Question: 7
What should come in place of the question mark '?' in the following number series?
76,80,71,87,?,98
a) 112 b)62 c)72 d)122 e)102
Question: 8
What should come in place of the question mark '?' in the following number series?
14,15,31,94,377,?
a) 1724 b)996 c)1886 d)1426 e)1098
Question: 9
What should come in place of the question mark '?' in the following number series?
61,124,250,?,1006,2014
a) 698 b)818 c)646 d)768 e)792
Question: 10
What should come in place of the question mark '?' in the following number series?
1875,1500,1200,960,?,614.4
a) 488 b)376 c)612 d)502 e)646
Question: 11
The monthly savings of M and N is in the ratio of 4:5. If savings of M is increased by 10% and savings of N is decreased by 15%, then the difference between the savings of M and N would be Rs. 750. Find the average of original savings of M and N.
a) Rs 23400 b)Rs 20500 c)Rs 24000
d) Rs 20100 e)Rs 22500
Questions 11
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Question: 12
A milkman buys pure milk at Rs. (x−2) per liter. He adds water to it and sells the mixture at Rs. x per liter thereby making 37.5% profit. If the proportion of the water to the milk received by the customers is 1:10 respectively then find the value of x? (Assume that water is available free of cost).
□ 8
□ 8.5
□ 9
□ 9.5
□ 10
Questions 13-14: Data Interpretation (Bar Graph)
[Bar Graph - Description Below]
The bar graphs shows the number of balls sold in April, number of balls more or less sold in March than April, Number of balls more or less sold in May than April, Percentage of balls sold in June as of May.
(Graph shows data for shops A, B, C, D, E for the four metrics)
Questions 13-14
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Question: 13
Difference between number of balls sold in March and number of balls sold in June is x and difference between number of balls sold in April and May together is y. Find the value of x+y?
□ 110
□ 127
□ 172
□ 140
□ 130
Question: 14
Out of total balls sold in shop C in four months together, 50% are red balls. Ratio of yellow and green balls is 5:6. Find the number of green balls in shop C?
□ 42
□ 44
□ 48
□ 46
□ 52
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Question: 15
Time taken by train A of length x m to cross the pole is 9 seconds and the time taken by the same train to cross the platform of length 150 m in 14 seconds. If another train B whose length is $(x + 230)$m crosses the same pole in 20 seconds. Find the speed of train B.
□ 30 m/s
□ 35 m/s
□ 25 m/s
□ 20 m/s
□ 15 m/s
Question: 16: Approximation
What approximate value should come in the place of the question mark (?) in the following question?
(529.85+3915×7.01)÷21.99+59.95=?−(709.95+89.05×4.01)
□ 1180.5
□ 1165.5
□ 1152.5
□ 1172.5
□ 1162.5
Question: 17: Approximation
What approximate value should come in the place of the question mark (?) in the following question?
248% of 240÷3.9+4.9% of 199.7=? of 74.97
□ 1/4
□ 1/6
□ 1/2
□ 1/9
□ 1/8
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Question: 18: Time and Work
The time taken by A to complete the work is 2/3rd of time taken by B to complete the same work and the time taken by C to complete the work is 5/6 of time taken by B. Difference between time taken by A and C is 6 days. If C worked for 10 days alone and B worked for 4 days alone then A worked for x days the total work gets finished. Find the value of x.
□ 45/7 days
□ 20/3 days
□ 30/7 days
□ 40/3 days
□ 35/4 days
Questions 19-21: Word Problem (Ages/Weights)
Read the following statements carefully and answer the questions given below.
The average weight of three persons A, B, and C is x kg. If the weight of B is 50% more than the weight of A but 25% less than the weight of C, then the average weight of persons A and B is (x−15) kg and the average weight of persons B and C is (x+120)/2 kg.
Question: 19
If the weight of A is increased by 20% and B is reduced by 10% then find the average weight of A, B and C.
□ 88
□ 86
□ 91
□ 93
□ 85
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Question: 20
If the weight of D is 20 kg more than the average weight of A and C, find the ratio between the weight of B and D
□ 13:9
□ 9:11
□ 12:13
□ 14:11
□ 15:8
Question: 21
The weight of C is what percentage of the sum of the weight of the A and B?
□ 75%
□ 65%
□ 80%
□ 60%
□ 90%
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□ 65000
□ 60000
□ 55000
□ 68000
□ None of these
Question: 22: Partnership
Mantu and Kisor initiated a venture with investments of Rs. (7x+8000) and Rs. (3.5x+4000) respectively. Their agreement was to donate 40% of cumulative profits, and split the remainder in their investment ratios. If Mantu's share of the annual profits exceeds Kisor's by Rs. 12000, what would be the cumulative annual profit they both together have earned?
Questions 22
English / Critical Reasoning (Partial Section)
Question: 1
Which of the following best strengthens the argument below?
Argument: "Employees who work remotely are more productive than those who work in-office."
Options:
A. Remote employees often report feeling isolated.
B. Office employees have more opportunities for collaboration.
C. A recent study showed remote workers completed 15% more tasks.
D. Remote work policies vary across companies.
Question: 2
Choose the correct order of the following sentences to form a coherent paragraph:
The rise of e-commerce has transformed consumer behavior.
Traditional retail stores are struggling to keep up.
Many have adopted hybrid models to stay relevant.
Online platforms offer convenience and variety.
Options:
A. 1-4-2-3
B. 2-1-4-3
C. 1-2-3-4
D. 4-1-2-3
Question: 3
Which of the following weakens the argument below?
Argument: "Electric cars are better for the environment than petrol cars."
Options:
A. Electric cars produce zero tailpipe emissions.
B. Battery production for electric cars emits significant CO2.
C. Governmen
C. Thorough
D. Detailed
Question: 8
Which of the following best completes the sentence?
The CEO’s speech was so __________ that it inspired the entire workforce.
Options:
A. monotonous
B. ambiguous
C. compelling
D. irrelevant
Question: 9
Which of the following statements is a valid inference?
Statement: "All employees in the marketing team attended the training session."
Options:
A. Some employees skipped the training.
B. The training was mandatory.
C. No one from HR attended the training.
D. Every marketing team member was present.
Question: 10
Choose the correct order of the following sentences to form a logical paragraph:
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping industries.
It is being used in healthcare, finance, and education.
Experts predict even broader applications in the future.
However, ethical concerns remain.
Options:
A. 1-2-3-4
B. 2-1-3-4
C. 1-3-2-4
D. 4-1-2-3
Question: 11
Which of the following best describes the tone of the passage:
Passage: "While the new policy aims to reduce costs, it may inadvertently affe
Question: 14
Choose the correct antonym for the word: “Transient”
Options:
A. Permanent
B. Fleeting
C. Temporary
D. Short-lived
Question: 15
Which of the following is a logical conclusion?
Statement: "The company’s profits have increased steadily over the past five years."
Options:
A. The company will continue to grow.
B. The company has a strong leadership team.
C. The company is financially stable.
D. The company should invest in new markets.
Question: 16
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:
The speaker’s argument was __________ by a lack of evidence.
Options:
A. strengthened
B. undermined
C. supported
D. validated
Question: 17
Which of the following is a valid assumption?
Statement: "Online learning is as effective as classroom learning."
Options:
A. Students prefer online learning.
B. Effectiveness can be measured.
C. Teachers dislike online platforms.
D. Classroom learning is outdated.
Question: 18
Choose the correct synonym for the word: “Candid”
Options:
A. Reserved
B. Honest
C. Secretive
D. Hesitant
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