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 Index Page
New Pattern Input – Output ---- 3–7
Answers ---- 8 – 12
‘N’ no. Of persons ---- 13 – 16
Answers ---- 17 – 22
Direction Sense (Degree) ---- 23 – 26
Answers ---- 27 – 30
Must Do Puzzles ---- 31 – 35
Answers ---- 36 – 42
Linier Seating Arrangement ---- 43 – 47
Answers ---- 50 – 58
Two Row Seating Arrangement -- 59 – 66
Answers ---- 67 – 75
Box Puzzle ---- 76 – 81
Answers ---- 82 – 90
Memory Based Puzzles ---- 91 – 96
Answers ---- 97 - 103
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 New Pattern Input – Output
Input –Output - 1
When an input is given in a machine it arranges them following a rule, in
different steps. The following is the illustration of an Input and its re
arrangement. Study the arrangement and answer the following questions
accordingly.

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 Input – Output -2 -
When an input is given in a machine it arranges them following a rule, in
different steps. The following is the illustration of an Input and its re
arrangement. Study the arrangement and answer the following questions
accordingly

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 Input-output – 3 –
When an input is given in a machine it arranges them following a rule, in
different steps. The following is the illustration of an Input and its re
arrangement. Study the arrangement and answer the following questions
accordingly

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 Input – Output – 4 –
When an input is given in a machine it arranges them following a rule, in
different steps. The following is the illustration of an Input and its re
arrangement. Study the arrangement and answer the following questions
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 Input – output – 5
When an input is given in a machine it arranges them following a rule, in
different steps. The following is the illustration of an Input and its re
arrangement. Study the arrangement and answer the following questions
accordingly

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‘N’ no. Of Persons Seating Arrangement

Puzzle – 1-
More than 10 persons were sitting in a circular table facing the centre.

 Q is 3rd to the left of R.

 Two person are sitting between Y and Q.
 P sits immediate right of Z. One person is sitting between R and Z.
 Less than two person are sitting between Y and P when counted left from
Y.
 P does not sit second to the right of Q.

Puzzle – 2 –
I, J, L, M, S, and V are sitting in a single row that contains 21 seats. None of
these six people are sitting together.

 S is sitting exactly in the middle seat of the row.

 L sits exactly between S and J.
 I sits fifth to the right of V.
 I doesn’t sits in any seat to the right of S.
 M is not sitting in any of the seat to the right of S.
 I is sitting as far as from the left end of the row as L is sitting from the
right end of the row.
 M is sitting third to the left of I.
 M doesn’t sit at any of the odd place.
 I is not the immediate neighbour of S.
 As many people are sitting to the left of M as there are sitting between S
and L.

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Puzzle – 3 –
A certain number of persons are sitting in the linear line all faces South.

 Only three person lives between I and D.

 K sits fourth to the right of D.
 M is an immediate neighbour of D
 Only five persons sits between O and Q.
 S sits second to the left of Q.
 O will not sits fourth to the left of S.
 V sits third to the left of I and sits second to the right of Q.
 Only two persons sits between K and Y who is not an immediate
neighbour of D.
 Not more than Ten persons and not less than eight persons sits to the right
of O.
 Z sits exactly between M and Y.
 Less than 20 persons sits in the row.

Puzzle – 4 –
Few persons were seated around a circular table facing the centre. The chairs
were kept at equal distances and the number of persons was not less than 16 and
not more than 20.

 Number of persons between C and E when counted from the left of C was
thrice as that of the number of persons seated between C and J when
counted from the right of C.
 J and E were immediate neighbouring each other.
 K was seated to the immediate left of M who was at a gap of 3 from P.
 J was 3rd to the right of P.
 R was 2nd to the right of U and 2nd to the left of K.
 J is to the immediate left of E.

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Puzzle – 5 –
Nine persons L, M, P, Q, S, T, X, Y, Z were seated around a circular table
facing the centre. There were ‘n’ number of chairs around the table and few of
them were vacant, rest were taken by these nine persons.

 Q was seated on a seat that was 2nd to the left of Y and was at a gap of 3
seats from T’s seat.
 Z was seated on the seat that was to the immediate right of T.
 Number of seats between M and S when counted from the left of M was
one more than the number of seats between S and Z when counted from
the right of Z.
 S was on a seat that was 2nd to the right of L’s seat and was 2nd to the left
of X’s seat.
 X and Q were seated at a gap of 5 seats and only one person was seated
on one of those 5 seats.
 P was seated at a gap of 1 seat from T.
 Only 2 persons were seated between L and T, but L was not seated
neighbouring P.
 Not more than 2 seats were placed between S and P when counted from
the right of P.

Puzzle – 6 –

There are some boxes which are arranged one above another such that one box
is placed at the bottom and another box is placed just above that box.

 Only two boxes are there in between Indigo box and box C and Indigo
box is above box C.
 Box F is of Violet colour and is placed above box P.
 There is only one box in between Box R and Box F.
 Purple box is placed below C, Which is not of Green colour.
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  There are three boxes in between Indigo box and Purple box.
 Only one box is placed in between box P and Indigo box.
 The box which is of Purple colour is placed at the bottom.
 Box W and Box F are not immediate neighbour also not more than two
boxes are placed in between box W and box F.
 There are boxes placed between box F and the box which is of Indigo
colour as same as between the box which is of Indigo colour and the box
which is of Purple colour.
 Box P is placed just above the box of Green colour.
 Box W is placed one of the place below box R.
 More than four boxes are placed in between box R and Indigo box.

Puzzle - 7 –
There are some person seating in a straight line facing north.

 B sits third to the right of A.

 There is only one person between B and F.
 C sits 6th to the left of F.
 There are two people between C and G.
 G is an immediate neighbour of B.
 Only 5 people sits to the right of F.
 Two people sits between F and J.
 More than 12 and less than 15 people sits to the left of J.
 K sits second from the left end.
 D sits third to the right of K.

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 Direction Sense (Degree)

Puzzle – 8 –

Rajiv wanted to go to the mall, so he started walking from point P.

 He walks from Point P towards north and reached Q after walking

10 m.
 At Q he turned 45 degrees towards north – east and walked 6 \/2m
to reach point R.
 From point R he turned 135 degrees towards his right and walked 6
m to reach point S, which is in line with Q.
 From point S he turned to his left and after walking 6m, he reached
a point T.
 From T he turned 90 degrees towards his right and found himself
walking in the direction opposite to which he started his journey.
After walking 5 m from T, he reached the mall.

Q1 - Find the distance between Q and S.

a) 6m
b) 7m
c) 8m
d) 9m

Q2 . Find the shortest distance between point P and Mall.

a) 12m
b) 13m
c) 14m
d) 15m

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 Puzzle – 9 –
Shivam and Ravi are two racers who started from point J and point T
respectively.

 Shivam started moving towards the north direction and after

travelling 2km, he reached a point H which lies on the
circumference of a circular track with radius 5km. From there he
kept on moving ahead along the circular track in clock wise
direction and after travelling half the circumference of the track, he
reached point I where he found himself facing towards the east
direction. He then stopped there to wait for Ravi.
 Ravi started moving towards west direction and after travelling 5km
he reached point U, which is in line with point T and point H. From
point U he turned 45 degrees towards his right and travelled 10\/2
km to meet Shivam at point I.

Q1.

What is the shortest distance between point H and point I ?

a) 5m
b) 8m
c) 10m
d) 12m

Q 2.

What is the distance between point H and point U ?

a) 8m
b) 9m
c) 10m
d) 12m

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Puzzle – 10 –
Two friends Ramesh and Mukesh started moving in opposite directions from
point A.

 After moving 7m from point A, Ramesh turned towards his right and
moved 6m after which he turned more than 135 degrees anti-clockwise
and moved 10m before stopping at point B which is in line with point A.
 Mukesh turned right after moving 3m from point A and then walked
ahead to move 2m. After which he turned to his left to move 2m in west
direction. He then took a left turn and moved 14m to reach point C.

Q1.

What is the distance between point A and point B ?

a) 10m
b) 15m
c) 18m
d) 20m

Q2.

Point C is in which direction with respect to point A ?

a) South – East
b) South – West
c) North – East
d) North – West

Puzzle – 11 –
Sanju starts walking from his school towards east direction.

 He walks 1km and reaches at point A.

 Then he turns 135 degrees towards anticlockwise direction and walk 5
\/2km to reach point B.
 Then She again turns 135 degrees towards anticlockwise direction and
walk 5km to reach to Point C, which is in line with point A.
 Then She turns to his right and walks 6km to reach his home.

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What is the shortest distance between Sanju’s school and point C ?

a) 4km
b) 5km
c) 6km
d) 7km

Q2.

In which direction is Sanju’s home with respect to his school?

a) North – West
b) West
c) South
d) South – East

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Puzzle – 12 –
A shelf 146cm in length has five racks of different colours Violet, Green, Silver,
Golden, Purple.. The racks are facing north and contains certain number of
Metal and wooden boxes. Each rack has at least one wooden and one metal
boxes. The length of a wooden box is 4cm and the length of a metal box is 3cm.
Each rack is filled to its maximum capacity. The boxes are kept side by side
along their length.

 The Green rack is 3rd to the left of the Purple rack which is 26 cm in
length.
 Violet and Purple rack have same number of wooden boxes.
 Violet and Green rack have same number of metal boxes.
 The Silver and Violet racks are not beside each other.
 The difference between the length of Silver and Golden rack is 18cm
 Golden rack has 11 boxes in total and is 15 cm longer than the Violet
rack.
 Violet rack is 3rd to the left of the Golden rack whose neighbouring rack
has 5 boxes.
 Purple rack has twice as many metal boxes as that in the Silver rack.

Puzzle – 13 –
There are seven people Ravi, Amit, Rani, Geeta, Raj, Ajay, Sanju. They all
were born on different year viz. 1946, 1953, 1961, 1969, 1978, 1984 and 1993
but not necessarily in same order. But the date and month of birth of all these
persons are same. Calculation is done with respect to the present year 2018 and
assuming months and date to be same.

 Rani’s age is perfect square.

 The difference of age between Sanju and Rani is perfect cube.
 The addition of age of Ravi and Sanju is prime number.
 The addition of age of Ajay and Ravi is equal to age of Raj.
 The difference of age between Ajay and Amit is less than 10 year.
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Puzzle – 14 –
There are six teachers in a class P, Q, R, S, T and U they are of different ages
but not necessarily in the same order.

 S’s age is 3rd lowest and P’s age is 5th lowest among all the ages.
 R is older than T and Q but he is not that person who is oldest.
 T is not youngest.

Puzzle – 15 –
Five friends A, B, C, D and E working in five different stores i.e. Shoe, Cloth,
Food, Bag, Sports. They belongs from different cities i.e. Patna, Bhopal, Delhi,
Mumbai, Pune. They earn different salaries i.e., Rs. 5000, Rs. 8000, Rs. 10000,
Rs. 14000 and Rs. 15000.

 The one, who works in Food store, earns Rs. 14000.

 D earns Rs. 5000 more than A but does not belongs to Delhi and Pune
and D does not works in Bag store.
 The one, who belong to Mumbai does not earn highest amount but works
in a cloth store.
 B belongs to bhopal but does not works in Sports and Shoe store.
 E does not belongs to Mumbai but works in sports store and earns Rs.
5000.
 C either works in Bag or Shoe store but does not belongs to Pune

Puzzle – 16 –
Six persons A, B, C, D, E and F are comparing their weights and each of them
is having a different weight.

 D is heavier than only two persons.

 E is the only person heavier than F and lighter than D.
 C’s weight is less than only B’s weight.
 The third heaviest weight is 90kgs and the fifth heaviest weight is 60kgs.

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Puzzle – 17 –
A, B, C, D, E, and F are going to six different cities, i.e. Patna, Bhopal, Delhi,
Kanpur, Udaipur, Ranchi, but not necessarily in the same order. All are going
by three different modes of transport, i.e. Train, Bus, Car. At least two persons
travel by each mode of transport.

 E goes to Udaipur by Train and A goes to Delhi.

 Car is being used by the persons who are going to Ranchi and Bhopal.
 The one who is travelling by Bus is not going to Kanpur.
 B is travelling by Bus and C is travelling by Train.
 D does not go to Ranchi.

Puzzle – 18 –
First 14 odd numbers are written from top to bottom. The letters of word
‘TIRED’ are written in alphabetical order against each multiple of 3 (One letter
against one number).

 H is written against number 5.

 There are two letters between H and B.
 There is no letter between A and G.
 A is not written against number 23.
 There is one letter between S and A.
 There are two letters between L and N.
 L is above N.
 There are as many letters between B and S as between T and K.
 There are two letters between A and Q.

Puzzle – 19 –

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In a group, 5 friends A, B, C, D, and E have an exclusive and different
preference for a colour, a bike, and a Watch. Colour preferences are Red, Pink,
Green, Grey and Blue. Bikes preferences are Karizma, Pulsar, Passion,
Discover and Splendor. Watch preferences are Timex, Titan, Fastrack, Citizen
and Samay

 A like Discover and Red colour but does not prefer Titan or Fastrack.
 The one who has Pulsar prefer Fastrack.
 C has preference for splendor, Blue colour and Samay.
 D has preference for Pink colour and Timex.
 E prefers Karizma and Grey.

Puzzle – 20 –
8 persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W were born in the years 1950, 1955, 1967,
1968, 1984, 1993, 1997, and 2001 but not necessarily in the same order. They
were born on the same day on 1st January and assume all the age calculations
were made as on 1st January 2018.

 P was thrice as old as V.

 V and W were born at a gap of 2 persons.
 R was twice as old as Q.
 T was born just after Q.
 U was not the youngest.
 U and S were not born consecutively.

Puzzle – 21 –
There are seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V. They all were born on different
year’s i.e. 1948, 1961, 1973, 1988, 1994, 1999, and 2003 but not necessarily in
same order. But the date and month of birth of all these persons are same.
Calculation is done with respect to the present year 2018 and assuming months
and date to be same.

 The age of P is in multiple of 5.

 P is neither the oldest nor the youngest.
 The difference between the age of P and V is perfect cube.

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 S was born in odd number of year.
 T is not youngest, and born in odd number of year.

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Puzzle – 22 –
Six Cars Centro, Celerio, Alto, Nano, Beat, Swift are standing in a row facing
north. Distance between two adjacent cars are successive multiples of 5 (e.e. if
the distance between the 1st and the 2nd car is 5m, 2nd and 3rd car is 10m and
between 3rd and 4th car is 15m and so on.) Following information is known
about them.

 Distance between Nano and Alto, Beat and Swift is even and sum of the
distances between them is equal to twice the distance between Alto and
Swift.
 Centro stands on an extreme end and is 150m away from Alto.
 As many cars stand on left of Alto as on right of Swift, also same is the
case with Centro and Celerio, Centro being analogous with Alto.
 Beat is not an immediate neighbour of Alto.
 Minimum distance between first two adjacent cars is greater than 30m
and less than 40m, starting from the left end.
 Celerio moves 100m towards south to reach point A.
 Alto moves in a certain direction to reach a point B which is 60m towards
north of Swift.
 Centro moves 40m to south then turns to right and moves 150m to reach
point C.

Q1.

What is the distance travelled by Alto to reach at point B?

a) 65m
b) 85m
c) 75m
d) 95m

Q2. Point A is in which direction with respect to point C?

a) South – East
b) South – West

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d) North – West

Q – 3 - What is the shortest distance can Celerio travels to reach at point C?

a) 65m
b) 85m
c) 95m
d) 75m

Puzzle – 23 –
8 students i.e. A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting in a straight line. They all
are facing south. Each one of them has a different age i.e. 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 21,
23 and 26 year, but not necessarily in the same order.

 B sits at one of the extreme end of the row.

 There are three persons sitting between C and F.
 F is of neither 12 nor 17 year old.
 There are two persons sitting between D and the person whose age is 21
years.
 Neither F nor D is the oldest person.
 Age difference of immediate neighbours of D is an even number.
 A sits left to the G, but not immediate left.
 There are 3 persons sitting between B and the one whose age is 14 year.
 The one whose age is 17 year sits 3rd to the left of C.
 G sits to the left of B.
 F sits 2nd to the left of the person whose age is 21 year.
 E sits immediate right of the person whose age is 12 year.
 The one whose age is 26 year is not an immediate neighbour of the
youngest person.
 C is not the 4th oldest person.
 The person aged 15 years is sitting towards the right of one whose age is
12 years.

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Puzzle – 24 –
Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, and W are sitting in a straight line . Some of
them are facing towards north direction while some of them are facing towards
south direction. They all like different colours like Red, Blue, Green, Black,
White, Indigo, Violet, and Pink but not necessarily in the same order.

 P likes Black and sits third from one of the extreme end of line.
 There are three persons sit between P and W, who likes Blue.
 V sits second to right of W.
 The one who likes White does not sit adjacent to one who likes Blue.
 Q likes White and sits third to right of U, who likes Red.
 R does not like Indigo. T does not like Violet.
 Q does not sit any of the extreme end of the line.
 There are as many as persons sit between R and the one who likes Green
and as between S and the one who likes Green.
 U faces south.
 S likes neither Violet nor Indigo.
 Immediate neighbour of W faces same direction as of W.
 R sits one of the extreme end of line.
 V sits second to right of P, and both faces same direction.
 Q sits second to right of S and both faces opposite direction.

Puzzle – 25 –
Eight Persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H who all are sitting in a row such that
four of them faces towards north and four of them faces towards south direction.
They all have different movies Robot, DDLJ, Sholay, Baahubali, Spider,
Parmanu, Avenger, Justice league but not necessarily in the same order.

 C does not sit at the end of the row.

 The one who likes Avenger sits between the one who likes Parmanu and
the one who likes Justice league.
 The one who likes Robot sits fourth to the left of H, who sits one of the
end of the row.
 Two persons sits between C and the one who likes Robot.
 Both C and the the one who likes Robot faces same direction.
 More than three persons sits between C and G who likes Avenger.

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  The number of persons sitting to the right of Spider is two more than the
number of persons sitting on the right of A, who likes Baahubali.
 D likes Parmanu and both his immediate neighbours faces same
direction.
 A sits on the immediate right of C.
 The immediate neighbours of G faces opposite direction.
 E sits third to the right F and faces north direction.
 The one who likes DDLJ faces south direction and he is not C.
 D faces south.

Puzzle – 26 –
8 persons L, M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are sitting in a straight line. Four of them
are facing north and four of them are facing south direction. Their ages are 16,
21, 27, 35, 37, 46, 51, 64 but not necessarily in the same order.

 Only 3 persons are sitting to the right of M, who is 16 years old.

 The immediate neighbours of M faces opposite directions.
 The age of O is four times to the age of M.
 P and R are the immediate neighbours of N and none of them are sitting
at the corner.
 Q is elder than N and R and sits at one of the end.
 The sum of the ages of M and N is equal to the age of L whose age is not
the multiple of 3.
 L is elder than Q and S is elder than P.
 S is 3rd to the right of the one who is 21 years old.
 L is 2nd to the right of S.
 The immediate neighbours of O faces opposite directions.
 The persons sitting at the ends faces opposite directions to each other.
 L is facing north direction.
 M and the one who is 46 years old are neighbours.

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Puzzle – 27 –
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are sitting in a straight line facing
north. Each of them went to tour a different places i.e. January, February,
March, April, May, June, July and August but not necessarily in the same
order.

 G sits 3rd to the right of the person who went to tour in May.
 Neither G nor the person went to tour in May sits at extreme corner.
 The person who went to tour in August sits 2 nd to the right of G and at
extreme right corner.
 G went to tour after A.
 C went to tour before July.
 Neither A nor E went to tour in either May or August.
 Neither A nor E is an immediate neighbour of G.
 H sits 3rd to the right of the person who went to tour in January.
 Neither A nor E went to tour in January.
 H went to tour in one of the months mentioned above but not in August.
 A and E are immediate neighbours of each other.
 Only two persons sits between E and the person who went to tour in July.
 Only one person sits between E and B.
 E went to tour after April.
 The person who went to tour in February sits on the immediate left of D.

Puzzle – 28 –
Seven persons M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are standing in a row facing north. They
like different movie characters among Ant man, Spider man, Thor, Captain
America, Hulk, Iron man and Thanos but not necessarily in the same order.
Each of them has a distinct height. Tallest person is standing at leftmost position
while shortest among them is standing at a rightmost position.

 R is not taller than N, who is taller than only 2 persons.

 S is either tallest or shortest and he likes Ant man.
 One who likes Hulk is tallest.
 The one who likes Captain America is standing 2nd to the left of O.

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  M likes Thanos.
 P is not the tallest.
 One who likes Thor is not an immediate neighbour of the one who likes
Spider man.
 R doesn’t like Thor.

Puzzle – 29 –
8 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting in a straight line and facing north
direction. They have different ages.

 A is 17 years old and is sitting immediate left of F.

 The difference of the age between A and F is 4 years.
 C is 5 years older than F and immediate neighbour of F.
 Two persons sit between C and H who is not at any end.
 One person sits between A and the one who is 24 years old.
 The difference of the age between A and H is 4 years.
 G is 11 years older than H and immediate neighbour of H.
 G is not at any end.
 The total age of all person is 225.
 One person sits between C and the one who is 42 years old.
 E is 52 years old but not sitting at any corners.
 B is younger than D.

Puzzle – 30 –
Eight persons J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q are sitting in a row and all of them are
facing towards north direction but not necessary in the same order. No two
successive persons are sitting together according to alphabetical order. For
Example : J does not sit with K; similarly, K does not sit with L and so on.
They also like different colours i.e. Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, White, Black,
Indigo, Pink but not necessary in the same order.

 Either M or K sits at the extreme end of the row.

 J likes Pink and sits second from the left end of the row.
 M sits third to left of one who likes Indigo.
 K sits third to left of P, who likes Black.

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  P does not sit the extreme end of the line.
 The one who likes White sits second to left of O.
 N does not sit any of the extreme end of the line.
 One of the immediate neighbours of K likes Blue.
 O does not like Blue.
 The one who likes Yellow sits second to right of one who likes Red.

Puzzle – 31 –
There are 6 Cars P, R, S, T, Y, Z standing in a row facing north at a distance of
successive multiple of 3 in an increasing order from left to right. No two Cars
according to the alphabetical order is located next to each other. (i.e. R is not
near to S, S is not near to T and Y is not near to Z and so on.).

 Y is 36m away from S.

 Y is immediate next to R.
 The distance between R and Y is double to the distance between P and R.
 Distance between Y and T is a perfect square.
 T is immediate left to Z but right to Y.
 P is left to S and Y.

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Puzzle – 32 –
In a restaurant there are 12 chairs placed in 2 parallel rows. Each row has 6
chairs. Chair of one row is facing chairs from another row. 10 persons J, K, L,
M, N, O, P, Q, R and S are sitting on these chairs and two of the chairs are
vacant.

 P is sitting 3rd to the left of O who is facing vacant chair.

 S is neighbour of P but don’t have vacant chair neighbouring to him.
 M is neighbour of K and L.
 P is sitting 2nd to the right of vacant chair.
 S is facing M, who is sitting 3rd to the left of J.
 K is sitting to the immediate left of N.
 Q has no vacant chair neighbouring to him.

Puzzle – 33 –
Ten persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, and Y are sitting in two rows with 5
persons in each row. The persons in row 1 are facing south and the persons in
row 2 are facing north. Each person in row 1 faces a person from the other
row. They likes different colours i.e. Red, Blue, Green, Pink, Violet, Indigo,
Black, White, Yellow, Brown, but not necessarily in the same order.

 The person who like Violet and Indigo sit opposite to each other.
 U sits opposite of P, who likes Red.
 The one who likes Blue sits opposite the one who likes White.
 Y is not facing north but sits 3rd to the left of V, who likes Blue.
 There is only one person between Q and R.
 T sits at one of the ends of the row and like Indigo.
 The one who likes White is on the immediate right of S, who does not
like Brown.

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  The persons who likes Green and Pink respectively are not facing
north.
 R likes Black.
 The one who likes Pink sits opposite the one who is 2nd to the right of
Q.
 X does not like Brown.
 T sits opposite the one who sits 2nd to the left of the one who likes
Green.

Puzzle – 34 –
Ten persons are sitting in two parallel rows which is having twelve seats,
containing five people each and in such a way that there is an equal distance
between adjacent persons. 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 member seated in a row faces another member of
the other row. All of them belongs to different country i.e. Canada, Japan,
China, Russia, Nepal, Bhutan, Germany, America, Australia, England.

 A sits second to left of the person who belongs to Canada and the one
vacant seat which is on the extreme end is adjacent to either A or the
person who belongs to Canada.
 T sits one of the extreme ends of the row.
 There are three persons sits between T and S, who belongs to Japan.
 Immediate neighbour of T faces B.
 One of immediate neighbour of B faces R, who belongs to China.
 There are no vacant seats adjacent to R.
 C belongs to Russia and sits second to left of vacant seat.
 One of immediate neighbours of R is Q and Q belongs to Nepal.
 One of immediate neighbours of Q faces D, who belongs to Bhutan.
 The one who belongs to Germany sits immediate left of the person who
belongs to America.
 The one who belongs to Australia sits third to left of person who
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Puzzle – 35 –
Twelve persons are sitting in two parallel rows containing six persons each in
such a way that there is an equal distance between adjacent persons. In the
Row-1 A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting and all of them are facing towards north
direction . In the Row-2 P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting and all of them are
facing towards south direction . In the given seating arrangement each member
sitting in a row faces another member of the other row. All of them are going to
attend a seminar in 12 different months, but not necessarily in the same order.

 Two people sit between C and F.

 C sits one of the extreme end of the row.
 One of the immediate neighbour of C faces the one who is going in
February.
 Two people sit between P and the one who is going in February.
 One of the immediate neighbour of P faces B.
 Two people sit between B and the one who is going in March.
 One of the immediate neighbour of the person who is going in March
faces S who is going in May.
 R is going in August and he faces A.
 Q sits second to right of R.
 One of the immediate neighbour of P faces the one who is going in
September.
 More than three persons sit between the one who is going in November
and the one who is going in January.
 C does not face the one who is going in November.
 Three persons sit between the one who is going in September and the one
who is going in April.
 The one who is going in June sits third to left of one who is going in
December.
 E does not go in April.
 B does not face T.
 E does not go in October.

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Puzzle – 36 –
Twelve workers are sitting in two parallel rows containing six workers in each
row. In row 1, P, Q R, S, T and U are sitting and all of them are facing towards
north direction. In row 2, A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting and all of them are
facing towards south direction. In the given seating arrangement, each member
seated in a row faces another member of the other row but not necessarily in the
same order. Each of them likes different colour i.e. Yellow, Red, Black, Orange,
White, Violet, Cream, Pink, Blue, Grey, Green, Brown, but not necessarily in
the same order.
No two successive workers are sitting together according to alphabetical order.
For Example: A does not sit with B; similarly, B does not sit with C and so on.

 A sit third to left of E and none of them sits on the extreme ends of the
line.
 Immediate neighbour of A faces the person who likes Brown.
 There is one person sits between the one who likes Brown and U.
 Immediate neighbour of E faces T.
 Immediate neighbour of B faces S.
 Immediate neighbour of R faces the one who likes Orange.
 B doesn’t like orange.
 There are two persons sit between the one who likes Orange and the one
who likes Blue.
 D does not sit adjacent to B.
 One of the immediate neighbour of A likes Green.
 There are two persons sit between the one who likes Green and the one
who likes Pink.
 The immediate neighbour of one who likes Pink faces the one who likes
Grey.
 The one who likes Cream sits third to right of one who likes Violet.
 A does not like Cream.
 The one who likes White sits on the immediate right of one who likes
Pink.
 The one who like Black faces the one who like Red.

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Puzzle – 37 –
Ten persons are sitting in two parallel rows which is having twelve seats,
containing five people each and in such a way that there is an equal distance
between adjacent persons. 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 member seated in a row faces another member of the other
row.. They all likes different ice – cream Vanilla, Pista, Butter-Scotch, Orange,
Chocolate, Strawberry, Oyster, Black-Forest, Raspberry, Mango, but not
necessarily in the same order.

 The one who likes Chocolate sits opposite to P.

 The one who likes Vanilla sits third to left of T.
 C does not sits at any extreme end.
 One seat is vacant near to P and Q.
 The one who likes Pista sits second from right end of the Row 2.
 A faces vacant seat and D faces Q.
 There are three seats between S and Q who does not face the one who
likes Butter-Scotch.
 T sits opposite to the one who likes strawberry, who sits at extreme end.
 E sits just right of one vacant seat.
 R faces the vacant seat that is second to right of A.
 The one likes Butter-scotch faces the one who sits fourth to left of the one
who likes Pista.
 There is only one seat between the one who likes Chocolate and the one
who likes Butter-scotch.
 The one who likes Raspberry sits immediate right of the one who likes
Black-Forest.
 The one who likes Black-Forest sits near to B.
 The one who likes Oyster faces the one who sits adjacent to vacant seat.
 The one, who likes Orange, sits adjacent to the one who faces the one
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Puzzle – 38 –
Ten students are sitting in two parallel rows containing five students each. In
row 1, A, B, C, D and E are sitting and all of them are facing south. In row 2, P,
Q, R, S and T are sitting and all of them are facing north. In the given seating
arrangement, each member seated in a row faces another member of the other
row. Each of them likes different colours i.e. Red, Pink, Green, White, Black,
Indigo, Blue, Purple, Violet and Grey, but not necessarily in the same order.

 Two students sit between the one who likes Red and E. Person who likes
Red sits at an extreme end.
 P, who sits in the middle of the row is not an immediate neighbour of Q
who doesn’t like Grey.
 T is sitting at an extreme end.
 E likes Black and sits on the immediate right of the one who likes Pink.
 E faces the immediate neighbour of Q.
 B is not sitting at the extreme left end.
 P does not like Violet.
 There is only one student sits between C and D, who likes Red.
 S likes Indigo and he is immediate neighbour of the one who likes Grey.
 S does not face the person, who likes Green.
 R, who likes White is an immediate neighbour of the one who likes
Violet.
 The one who likes Violet faces the immediate neighbour of the one who
likes Black.
 There are two students sit between the one who likes Blue and the one
who likes Green.
 B does not like Blue.
 T does not like Purple.

Puzzle – 39 –
Twelve people are sitting in two parallel rows containing six people each, in
such a way that there is an equal distance between adjacent persons. In row-1
P, Q, R, S, T and U are seated and all of them are facing south. In row-2 A, B,
C, D, E and F are seated and all of them are facing north. Therefore, in the
given seating arrangement each member seated in a row faces another member
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  S sits third to right of Q.
 Either S or Q sits at an extreme end of the line.
 The one who faces Q sits second to right of E.
 Two people sit between B and F.
 Neither B nor F sits at an extreme end of the line.
 The immediate neighbour of B faces the person who sits third to left of P.
 R and T are immediate neighbours of each other.
 C sits second to the left of A.
 T does not face the immediate neighbour of D.

Puzzle – 40 –
Ten persons B, C, D, E, F, S, T, U and Z are sitting in two rows for different
times 15, 20, 35, 45, 50, 65, 75, 90, 105, 120 minutes but not necessarily in the
same order. B, C, D, E and F are sitting in row – 1 facing north and S, T, U, Y
and Z are sitting in row – 2 facing towards south.

 C is sitting immediately right of D. Neither C nor D is sitting on any

extreme ends.
 Only one persons sits between the one who sits for 20 minutes and the
one who faces D.
 Y is sitting immediate left of the one who sits for 20 minutes.
 Only two persons sit between Y and Z.
 S sits third to the right of the one who faces the person who sits for 105
minutes.
 The person who sits for 65 minutes faces Z.
 E faces U.
 T is an immediate neighbour of the one who sits for 90 minutes.
 The person who sit for 35 minutes sits second to the right of B.
 The person who sits for 45 minutes is not sitting on an extreme end.
 F faces the person who sits for 15 minutes.
 F sits 30 minutes more than U.
 Immediate neighbour of Z faces the one who sits for 120 minutes.

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Puzzle – 41 –
Ten persons B, C, F, I, M, O, Q, S, T and Z are sitting in two parallel rows, 5
persons in each row with one row facing north and other south such that each
person faces the other. Each person retired in a different year from 2008 to
2017.

 B, who faces north retired in 2008 and sits second to left of the person
who is facing O, who sits in the middle of the row.
 Z and T are sitting at maximum distance in same row, Z being towards
right of T.
 One who retired in 2011, faces F, who is facing south, and F is sitting to
left of C.
 One who retired three years after M sits to immediate right of B.
 M retired immediately after T, who retired immediately after O.
 Q retired in 2016, which is three years after Z.
 S sits at one of the extreme ends, and 2nd to the right of Q.
 C did not retired in any odd number of year and the one retired in 2010
faces the one retired in 2015.

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Puzzle 42. There are 8 boxes which are colored with different colors –
Black, Purple, Blue, Red, White, Green, Violet and Yellow. Each of them
contains a number written on them from 1 to 8 according to which they are
placed one above the other. The box containing number 1 is at the lowest place.
Each box has different sweets namely – Jalebi, Katli, Raskadam, Laddu, Petha,
Burfi, Rasgulla and Gulab Jamun but not necessarily in the same order.

a) Only one box is there between Purple box and the one which contains
Petha.
b) Number 4 is written on the Yellow box.
c) The number on Green colored box is odd and is placed somewhere above
the box numbered four.
d) There are three boxes between Red box and the one which contains Burfi.
e) The number written on Blue box is odd and is placed above the box
which contains Burfi.
f) The box which contains Rasgulla is placed immediately above Violet
colored box, which contains neither Burfi nor Jalebi.
g) The White box does not contain Rasgulla.
h) There are three boxes placed between Violet and Black boxes.
i) The box which contains Gulab Jamun is placed immediately above the
one which contains Katli, but not at the topmost position.
j) Only one box is there between Green colored box and the one which
contains Raskadam.
k) The number of boxes placed above Green colored box is same as the
number of boxes placed between Red and Green colored boxes.
l) Only one box is there between the one which contains Gulab Jamun and
Yellow colored box.
m) Two boxes are placed between Blue colored box and the one which
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Puzzle- 43 - There are 7 boxes which are colored with different colors –
Indigo, Violet, Grey, Black, Purple, Yellow and Green. They are placed one
above the other. And contain watches of different brands – Titan, Timex, Rolex,
Ajanta, Omega, Sonata and Armani, but not necessarily in the same order.

a) Box containing Armani watches is on the topmost place.

b) The Yellow box is placed on 5th place from bottom.
c) The boxes containing Timex and Sonata watches are placed
consecutively.
d) Indigo and Purple coloured boxes contain Titan and Omega watches
respectively.
e) Grey and Yellow boxes are placed at consecutive places.
f) Violet box, which contains Timex watches, and Indigo box have one box
in between them.
g) Grey box, which contains Rolex watches, is placed just above the box
containing Sonata watches.
h) Neither Purple nor Black Box is placed at the bottom
i) Box containing Ajanta watches is placed at the bottom

Puzzle – 44 Eight boxes A, B, C, E, F, G, M and N are placed one above

the another but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them has different
colours i.e. Black, Orange, Red, Green, Yellow, Purple, Blue and Brown.

 There are only three boxes between B and M.

 Yellow and black coloured boxes are not on the consecutive places.
 Box which is immediately above yellow coloured box is neither blue nor
purple coloured box.
 G is an orange coloured box but not on the top.
 There are only two boxes below red coloured box.
 Blue coloured box is above purple coloured box.
 Neither M nor F is a purple coloured box.
 There are only two boxes between orange and black coloured box.
 The number of boxes between A and F is same as the number of boxes
between A and N.
 The yellow coloured box is one place above box C.
 Box B and box G are on the consecutive places.
 Green coloured box is immediate below box M.
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  Orange and Black coloured boxes are above Red coloured box.
Puzzle – 45 - C, D, P, Q, R, Y, and Z are seven boxes. They are kept one
above the other but not necessarily in the same
order. Each box contains different things i.e. Shirts, Hat, Pens, Cups, Fan, Books,
and Laptop. each box is in different colors i.e. Violet, Black, Yellow, Red, Blue,
Pink, and Green.

 There are only three boxes are kept between Q and Z.

 Only one box is kept between R and C.
 Z is kept immediately below the Book box.
 Only one box is kept between Book box and C, which is Blue in color.
 There are three boxes between Green and Violet color boxes.
 The Z is not kept in the bottom of the stack.
 R is kept above C.
 Only three boxes are kept between Laptop box and Shirt box.
 Laptop box is kept immediately above R and in Violet in color.
 The Z box is not in Red color.
 The box Y is kept immediately below the Cups box, but not at the bottom of
the stack.
 The box R is in neither Pink nor Black color.
 Hat box is in Red color and kept immediately above Fan box.
 The box D has neither Pens nor Laptops.
 The Fan box is not in Black color.

Puzzle – 46 - There are 8 Boxes Placed one above another. Each of them
contains a number written on them from 1 to 8 according to which they are
placed one above the other. The box containing number 1 is at the lowest place
and Box which is numbered 8 is at the topmost place. Each box are containing
playing Balls from different games
i.e. Cricket ball, Football, Hockey ball, Golf ball, Tennis ball, Rugby ball, Table
Tennis ball, and Basketball.
Each box has different colours viz, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, White, Black,
Pink and Orange, not necessarily in the same order.

 The Box containing Tennis ball is kept at an even numbered position, but
not in number 2 position.
 There are 3 boxes between the box containing Tennisball and the box
which is Orange colour.
 The box containing Golf ball is placed either at the top or at the bottom.
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  Red colored Box is placed at no. 2
 Only White coloured box is kept between the box containing Table
Tennisball and the box having Yellow colour.
 The box containing Cricket ball is kept one box above the box having
Hockey ball.
 There are 4 Boxes between the box which is blue colour and the box
containing Table tennis ball.
 There are 3 boxes between the box which is White colour and The box
which is Green colour.
 Only The box containing Basketball is placed between the box which is
Pink colour and the box containing Rugby ball.
 The box containing Table Tennis ball does not have Pink colour.

Puzzle – 47 - Seven boxes- A, B, C, D, E, F and G are kept one above the

other, but not necessarily in the same order. Each Box has a different number
Viz. 11,14,15,17,18,19 and 22 but not necessarily in the same order.

 Only three boxes are kept between G and box number 19.
 Only two boxes are kept between G and B.
 B is kept at one of the positions below box number 19.
 Only one box is kept between B and box number 14.
 E is kept immediately below box number 22.
 E is kept at one of the places above box number 19.
 There is only one box between E and the box having number less than E .
 E’s box number is neither 17 nor 18 .
 Only two boxes are kept between box number 15 and F .
 The difference between F and the box immediately below F is less than
four .
 C is not the topmost box.
 C’s box number is not 14.
 Only two boxes are kept between C and A.

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Puzzle – 48 - A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are seven different boxes of different
colors i.e. Blue, Indigo, Orange, Red, Violet, Pink, and Black but not
necessarily in the same order.

 Box B is not placed below D.

 Box which is of Blue color is immediately above A.
 There are only two boxes between D and the box which is of Blue
color and Box D is above the Blue color box.
 The box which is of Orange color is above D but not immediately
above D.
 Only three boxes are between C and the box which is of Orange color.
 The box which is of Black color is immediately above C.
 The box which is of Red color is immediately above box G.
 Only one box is there between B and E.
 Neither box B nor A is of Violet color.
 A is not of Indigo color.

Puzzle – 49 - There are eight boxes viz. A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H. All the

box are arranged from top to bottom.

 There are four box between C and H.

 There are two box between H and A.
 There are three box between A and F.
 There are two box between F and B.
 There is only one box between B and D.
 The box D is not placed immediately above or immediately below
the F.
 There are gap of two box between E and G.
 The box E is placed one of the above on H but not on the top.

Puzzle – 50 –
8 boxes – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are placed one above the another but not
necessarily in the same order.
 There are four boxes placed between D and G.
 Two boxes are placed between B and G.
 Number of boxes between A and G is same as between H and B.
 A is placed above G.

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  Two boxes are placed between A and H.
 C is placed just above G.
 There are at least 2 boxes between E and B.

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Memory Based Puzzles

Puzzle – 51- (IBPS PO Main - 2017)

Seven persons are sitting in a straight line. Four of them are facing south and
remaining of them are facing north. They also like different flavour of ice-
cream Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry, Raspberry, Lemon, Orange and Mango
but not necessarily in the same order. Those seven people are also sitting in
alphabetical order from left end.

 Q likes Lemon.
 The person who likes Strawberry sits second to the left of P.
 Two persons sit between the one who likes Strawberry and the one who
likes Vanilla.
 The immediate neighbours of the one, who likes Vanilla faces opposite
directions (i.e. if one faces to north then the other faces to south vice
versa).
 The one who likes Orange sits second to the right to Q.
 Only one person sits between R and the one, who likes Raspberry.
 The persons who like Vanilla and Chocolate are immediate neighbours.
 The one, who likes Mango sits third to the right of the person who likes
Orange.
 Q and R face opposite directions (i.e. If one faces north then the other
faces south vice versa).
 The one who likes Vanilla faces south.
 The person who likes Raspberry faces north.

Puzzle – 52 - (IBPS Clerk Main - 2017)

There are Some boxes which are arranged one above another such that one box
is placed at the bottom and another box is placed just above that box and all are
arranged in the same order.

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  Only two boxes are there in between Red box and box Q and Red box is
above box Q.
 There is only one box in between box J and box O.
 Box O is of Pink colour and is placed above box M.
 There are three boxes in between Red box and Grey box. Grey box is
placed below Q, which is not of Yellow colour.
 Only one box is placed in between box M and Red box.
 More than four boxes are placed in between box J and Red box.
 There are as same boxes placed between box O and the box which is of
Red colour as same as between The box which is of Red colour and the
box which is of grey colour.
 The box which is of grey colour is placed at the bottom.
 Not more than two boxes are placed in between box T and box O.
 Box M is placed just above the box of Yellow colour.
 Box T is not an immediate neighbour of Box O.

Puzzle – 53 - ( IBPS PO Pre – 2016 )

Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting in a straight line equidistant
from each other but not necessarily in the same order. Some of them are facing
south while some are facing north.

 A faces north.
 Only two people sit to the right of A.
 B sits third to the left of A.
 Only one person sits between B and F.
 F sits to the immediate right of E.
 Only one person sits between E and H.
 Both the immediate neighbours of B faces the same direction.
 C sits third to the left of F.
 B faces the opposite direction as A.
 G does not sit at any of the extremes ends of the line.
 D faces the same direction as E.
 Both G and C face the opposite direction of H.

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Puzzle – 54 - (IBPS Clerk Pre - 2017)
There are eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H lives on eight different floors
from one to eight. Ground floor is number 1 and top floor is number 8 but not
necessarily in the same order.

 F lives on odd number floor but does not live on 3rd floor.
 H lives immediate below F.
 More than two person lives between G and H.
 There are six person lives between A and G.
 D lives immediate above E but live below B.
 C does not live above F.
 E does not live immediate above G.

Puzzle – 55 - (IBPS Clerk Pre - 2017)

Eight friends J, K, L, M, N, O P and Q are sitting in a straight line but not
necessarily in the same order. Some of them are facing south while some are
facing north.

 O sits at one of the extreme ends of the line.

 L sits third to the left of O.
 K, is not an immediate neighbour of O.
 N, sits third to the right of L.
 J faces north.
 M sits to the immediate right of N.
 M does not sits at any of the extreme end of the line.
 Only one person sits between P and K.
 N sits second to the left of P.
 Q sits second to the right of M.
 Both the immediate neighbour of N faces the same direction to each
other.

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  Both the immediate neighbour of L faces the opposite direction to each
other.
 Q faces the same direction as M and J faces the same direction as P.

Puzzle – 56 - (IBPS RRB PO Mains - 2017)

8 persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a square table facing
towards centre. 4 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 sits
in the corners having the ages multiple of 3. Those who sits at the middle of the
sides having the ages multiple of 2.

 A sits 2nd to the right of the one who has the age of 44.
 A is an immediate neighbour of the one who is 39 years old.
 Two persons sit between B and having the age of 39.
 B has not the age of 44.
 E sits 2nd to the left of B.
 D is immediate right of the person having age of 15.
 Three persons sit between H and the one having age of 15.
 The difference between the ages of H and the one who is 2nd to the left
of H is 6.
 D is older than H.
 Immediate neighbours of D are younger than D.
 Person having age 22 sits 2nd to the right of the person having age 10.
 Age of P is not 10.
 G sits immediate left of the person having age of 22.
 Age of G is 51.
 Age of C is greater than 20.
 Age of C is 24 ages older than F.
 Age of F is 3 years more than age of A.

Puzzle – 57 - ( NIACL Assistants Pre – 2018 )

Eight friends J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q are sitting in a straight line facing North
but not necessary in the same order.
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  L is sitting second to the right of O and M is sitting fourth to the right of
L.
 N is sitting to the right of J.
 Number of persons can sit between K and M is same as the number of
person are sitting between P and J.
 P is sitting to the immediate left of K who is not an immediate neighbour
of M.
 J is not an immediate neighbour of O.

Puzzle – 58 - (IBPS RRB PO Pre - 2017)

Eight boxes J, K, L, M, N, O, P and Q are place one above the other in any
particular order. Box no. 1 is at the bottom and box no. 8 is at the top.

 Three boxes are placed between J and K.

 Box Q is placed immediately below J.
 There are two boxes between P and Q.
 There are as many boxes between L and M as between Q and K.
 Box L is kept above M.
 Box N is kept immediately below box M.
 Three boxes are there between N and O.

Puzzle – 59 - ( IBPS RRB Clerk Pre - 2017)

Eight people i.e. A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H lives in a Building on different
floors from top to bottom such as ground floor numbered as 1 and top is
numbered as 8.

 There is a gap of three floors between D and F and both of them lives on
odd number of floor.
 H lives just above B, who lives on even numbered floor.
 C lives on floor number 6.
 Only one person lives between F and G.
 D lives above C.
 Three persons live between E and B.

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Puzzle – 60 - ( IBPS RRB PO Pre – 2017 )
Seven persons P, Q, R, S, T, U and V were born on different months viz.
January, February, March, April, June, August and October of the same year,
but not necessarily in the same order.

 Only three persons were born before S and T is not one of them.
 U was not born immediately after T.
 Q was born after U.
 P was born immediately before the month in which V was born.
 Only two persons were born between V and U.

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