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The document provides sample 3 dimensional puzzles and critical thinking questions for an Infosys hiring assessment. It includes a puzzle about four friends and their suits, with constraints about the colors of suits each friend owns. It then provides the answer to the puzzle. It also provides examples of critical thinking questions related to math, logic, and problem solving. Questions assess abilities like division, remainders, number patterns, ratios, and programming.

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Interview Questions 1

The document provides sample 3 dimensional puzzles and critical thinking questions for an Infosys hiring assessment. It includes a puzzle about four friends and their suits, with constraints about the colors of suits each friend owns. It then provides the answer to the puzzle. It also provides examples of critical thinking questions related to math, logic, and problem solving. Questions assess abilities like division, remainders, number patterns, ratios, and programming.

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Sample 3 dimensional puzzles for

Infosys shared by HR

Q: Four friends meet each other after long time. They start taking about their
suits.

There were a total of eight suits, two in each colour, black brown, pink and
white.
Each fried owned two suits.
No friend had two suits of the same colour.
Ganpat dont have a white suit.
Harish dont have black suit, but did have a brown one.
One of the friends had a white suit and a pink suit and another friend had
a brown suit and a pink suit.
Manoj had a white suit.
Tarun had a pink suit, but dont have a brown one.

Answer
Ganpat

- black and brown

Harish brown and pink


Manoj -

white and black

Tarun pink and white

CTS:
Meaning
Faux

Concise
Buoyant

social blunder
-

in short

cheerful

Unyoke

dismantle

Tenture

decorations on a wall

Famish

Starve / Hunger

Congenial

Sociable / Friendly

Gastronomical

style of good cooking and eating

Verdict

Decision

Recluse

solitary

Endorse

support

Ghoul

devil

Peril

serious and immediate danger

Peevish
Cease

Historic

having or

Stop
-

Notable

Plethora - abundance
Tranquil calm, serene
Gigantic - Massive
Conceited

Proud of oneself

Ferocious - Fierce, extreme of intense


Arid - lacking of water in land
Endorse - Support
Gratify - Fulfil
Disparity - Difference

Antonyms
Succumb: Conquer
Candid: unequal
Prankish: serious
Requisite: avoidable
Humorous: Depressing
Worthless: Valuable
Benediction: Malediction
Verdict
Gratify: Disparity
Q: 7225 trees are planted in certain no of rows, how many rows are there if there
are some number of trees in each row which is equal to the number of rows?
Ans: 85
Here X * X = 7225

So X = 85

What is the difference between simplest interest and compound interest on a


principle of 10000 at the interest rate of 4% per annum? At the end of 2 years
Ans: Rs.16
[Interest at the end of 1st year = 10000 * 4 / 100 = 400
Hence the difference will be 400 * 4 / 100 = 16]

Abc4d is divisible by 4. What cant be d?


Ans: 2
Last 2 digits should be divisible by 4. So d can be 0, 4, 8. Hence d cant be 2.

The sum of two numbers is 27. Their LCM is 60 and HCF is 3. Find the sum of the
reciprocal of the numbers.
Ans: 3/20
[Product of two numbers = ab = 60 * 3 = 180
a + b = 27
So (a + b)/ab = 1/b + 1/a = 27/180 = 3/20]

How many 6 digit numbers can be formed with 0 1 5 6 7 with zero not in the first
place
Ans: 2500
[ Reqd count = 4*5*5*5*5 = 2500 ]
if x^2 y^2 = 160, what is x and y?
Ans: 14 and 6
[ x = 14 and y = 6 (As 196-36 = 160) ]
If 72x23y is divisible by 88, find x and y.
Ans: x=7 and y = 2

[88 = 8*11 to be divisible by 11, last three digits should be divisible by 8. So y =


2; to be divisible by 11, the difference between odd and even digits should be
zero or a multiple of ___. Hence
7 + x + 3 (2 + 2 + 2) = 0 or multiple of 11. ]
4+x=0 or 11, So x=7

(xn-27)/(x-3), Ans: n=3


Unit digit of 334
Ans: 9
1,2,5 rupee coins are in ratio 4:8:5. To arrange 90 rupees how many 5
rupee coin is required? Ans: 10
Series 3, 11, 24, 45, _____ ??
Answer: 79.
[Summation of difference between numbers 8+13+21+34 = 79] where 8,13 are
the difference between the numbers
Direction question

Q: 825 divided by 7. What is the reminder?


Q: how many 3 digits number can frame from 2,3,4,5 without repetition?
Q: Which number divided by 3, 5, 7 gives reminder 2 and is also divisible by 11?
Q: Aeroplane travels in path of equilateral triangle with speeds 300km/hr,
200km/hr and 240km/hr. What is the average speed?
Q: 20, 30, 40 -> LCM and HCF? Ans.: 110
Q: 50 days, 100 men => 150 days
Q: Ratio of train speed: 5/4
Q: Diff b/w Nos. is 8: Ans.: 14, 6
Q: 400m cloth: 33% profit
Q: Tarang writes a program to add 2 upper triangular 10x10 matrices (elements
in diagonal retained). How many total additions will program make?
a) 100

b) 55 c) 25 d) 10

Q: Which of the following is stable?

a) Straight insertion sort


sort

b) Binary insertion sort

Logical
TEST => UFTU
EKG:GMI :: OUM:QWS
SMART questions were repeatedly asked
Interview
Why we use void?
Sensor and types and its applications
Relays, Polymorphism, Pointer
Difference b/w strings and arrays, strings and character
Types of database

WIPRO
Quantitative-14

14-Minutes

Logical-16

16-Minutes

Tech.Aps(C,C++&DS)-14/15

17-Minutes

Eng.-25
Majority of questions came from odd man out.

c) Shell sort d) Heap

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