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 There are two persons Basu and Vinay, who walked from different point to reach a common point A.
 Basu started walking from point C in north direction. After walking 3m he turns right from point E, he then walks for another 3m and turns right from point D. He then walks for 7m and then turns left from point G and walks for 5m till point F. He then turns left and walks for 3m and then turns right from point N and walks for 6m till point A.
 Vinay started walking from point X in north direction. After walking 9m he turns left from point Z and walks for 6m and then turns left from point Y. He then walks for 4m and then turns left from point P and walks for 9m till point Q. He then turns right and walks for 2m till point A.
 Four are the same in a certain way thus forms a group.

 If Vinay returns to his starting point by covering the shortest distance then what distance does he covered while moving from final to initial point?

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12 persons are sitting in a parallel row such that six persons sit in each row. Persons in row 1 face south and persons in row 2 face north. Akshay, Viraj, Sunny, John, Sumit and Dhruv sit in row 1 while Sam, Madi, Ravi, Ankit, Bunny and Shikha in row 2. Dhruv sits third to the right of one, who sits opposite to Shikha.

One person sits between Dhruv and Akshay. Dhruv does not sit at any end. Sumit sits opposite to Bunny. Three persons sit between Bunny and Ankit. Bunny does not sit at any extreme end. Viraj sits opposite to Sam, who is not adjacent to Bunny. Sunny does not sit at extreme end or opposite to Madi.

Who among the following sits immediate left of Ravi?

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Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H are seated in a linear row, some of them are facing North while others are facing South. H sits second to the left of E, who sits at an end of the row. D sits to the immediate right of A, who faces the South. C sits second to the left of D, who faces the same direction as E. H, who is not an immediate neigh bour of A, faces the opposite direction of E. F, who is not a neigh bour of E or H, faces the opposite direction of C. B faces the South. G sits second to the right of B. E and G face the same direction. C and D do not face the same direction. E and G does not sit adjacent to each other.

 Which of the following statements are correct?

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Nine boxes A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, and I are kept one above the other not necessarily in the same order. Three boxes are kept between A and B. Equal number of boxes are kept above and below A. Number of boxes kept above B is same as the number of boxes kept below C. Only two boxes are kept between C and I. One box is kept between A and G, which is not kept immediate above I. No box is kept between F and D,  which is not kept above F.  E is placed below H, which is kept immediate below D.

Which of the following pairs represent the lowermost and the topmost box?

Direction: Study the following information and answer the questions.
 Nine persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I worked in a company. They hold different positions – Clerk (CL), AM (Assistant Manager), MG (Manager), DGM (Deputy General Manager), GM (General Manager), CGM (Chief General Manager), Head of Department (HOD), ED (Executive Director) and CEO (Chief Executive Officer). The positions given are in increasing order of seniority. CL is the junior[1]most and so on till the CEO is the senior most. I is senior than the one who is HOD. Two ranks are there between I and F. Three ranks are there between F and G who is not the senior most employee. Number of persons are senior than G is same as number of persons junior than H. D is just junior than H. C is just senior than E. More than two persons are junior than E. B is not the least junior.

Which of the following is the designation of I in the company?

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Five persons T, N, R, C and G went to the market on different days of a week from Monday to Friday, but not necessarily in the same order. They wore different types of cloths among Cotton, Silk, Wool, Leather and Linen. Additional information about them is given below.

Three persons went to the market between the persons who wore Cotton and Leather. T wore Silk cloth and went on one of the days after C. C did not wear Linen. Two persons went to the market between R and N. R and G did not wear Leather. The number of persons who went to the market before N is more than the number of persons went to the market after N. C did not go to the market on Monday.

How many persons went to the market between T and N?

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 Eight people – Aishwarya, Kavya, Surabhi, Sangeetha, Shruthi, Swathi, Anita and Meghana were born in different years 1983, 1988, 1991, 1993, 1996, 2000, 2006 and 2012 not necessarily in the same order. Kavya’s age is a multiple of 5. Three people were born between Kavya and Meghana. Swathi is born before Kavya, but she is not the eldest person. Four people were born between Swathi and Anita, who is not the youngest person. Surabhi was born just before Aishwarya. Only one person was born between Sangeetha and Shruthi. Sangeetha is not the youngest person.

Note: 

(1) All calculations are done with respect to the present year, 2021 assuming the month and date to be same as that of the years as mentioned above.
(2) Each person is assumed to born on the same date and same month of the respective years.

Who is born immediately before Surabhi?

Direction: Study the following information and answer the questions.
 Nine persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I worked in a company. They hold different positions – Clerk (CL), AM (Assistant Manager), MG (Manager), DGM (Deputy General Manager), GM (General Manager), CGM (Chief General Manager), Head of Department (HOD), ED (Executive Director) and CEO (Chief Executive Officer). The positions given are in increasing order of seniority. CL is the junior[1]most and so on till the CEO is the senior most. I is senior than the one who is HOD. Two ranks are there between I and F. Three ranks are there between F and G who is not the senior most employee. Number of persons are senior than G is same as number of persons junior than H. D is just junior than H. C is just senior than E. More than two persons are junior than E. B is not the least junior.

How many persons are senior to C?