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IBPS RRB OS-1 2025 Reasoning Test - 2
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  • Question 1/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.

    A certain number of persons are sitting in the linear row facing the north direction.

    G sits second to the left of K. Only five persons sit between K and L, who sits second from one of the extreme ends of the row. Only eight persons sit between L and S. The number of persons sitting between G and S is two less than the number of persons sitting between S and H. H doesn’t sit exactly between G and L. Only three persons sit between H and R, who sits at one of the ends. Not less than 20 persons sitting in the linear row.

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    If P sits fourth to the right of G, then what is the position of P with respect to L?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    We have,

    • G sits second to the left of K. 
    • Only five persons sit between K and L, who sits second from one of the extreme ends of the row.

    From the above conditions there are two possibilities

    Again we have, 

    • Only eight persons sit between L and S. 
    • The number of persons sitting between G and S is two less than the number of persons sitting between S and H.
    • H doesn’t sit exactly between G and L.

    Again we have,

    • Only three persons sit between H and R, who sits at one of the ends.
    • Not less than 20 persons sitting in the linear row.

    From the above conditions case-1 gets eliminated because Not less than 20 persons sitting in the linear row, which is not satisfied. 

    Hence case-2 shows the final arrangement.

    Answer: A

  • Question 2/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.

    A certain number of persons are sitting in the linear row facing the north direction.

    G sits second to the left of K. Only five persons sit between K and L, who sits second from one of the extreme ends of the row. Only eight persons sit between L and S. The number of persons sitting between G and S is two less than the number of persons sitting between S and H. H doesn’t sit exactly between G and L. Only three persons sit between H and R, who sits at one of the ends. Not less than 20 persons sitting in the linear row.

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    If all persons are facing south direction, then who among the following persons sit sixth from the right end?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    We have,

    • G sits second to the left of K. 
    • Only five persons sit between K and L, who sits second from one of the extreme ends of the row.

    From the above conditions there are two possibilities 

    Again we have, 

    • Only eight persons sit between L and S. 
    • The number of persons sitting between G and S is two less than the number of persons sitting between S and H.
    • H doesn’t sit exactly between G and L.

    Again we have, 

    • Only three persons sit between H and R, who sits at one of the ends.
    • Not less than 20 persons sitting in the linear row.

    From the above conditions case-1 gets eliminated because Not less than 20 persons sitting in the linear row, which is not satisfied. 

    Hence case-2 shows the final arrangement.

    Answer: D

  • Question 3/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.

    Nine persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I were born in nine different months viz., January, March, April, May, June, August, September, October and December of the same year. Only one person was born in each month. 

    C was born in the month having an even number of days. Only three persons were born between C and H, who was born immediately after I. The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E. B was born in the month having an even number of days. As many persons were born before A as after E. Only one person was born between E and F. At most one person was born between G and H.

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    If all the persons are arranged in the reverse alphabetical order from December to January, then how many persons remain unchanged in their position?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    We have,

    • C was born in the month having an even number of days. 
    • Only three persons were born between C and H, who was born immediately after I. 

    From the above condition there are three possibilities.

    Again we have,

    • The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E. 
    • B was born in the month having an even number of days.
    • As many persons were born before A as after E.

    From the above conditions, case 3 gets eliminated because The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E, which is not satisfied.

    Again we have,

    • Only one person was born between E and F. 
    • At most one person was born between G and H. 

    From the above condition case-2 gets eliminated because at most one person was born between G and H, which is not satisfied.

    Hence case- 1 shows the final arrangement.

    Answer: C

  • Question 4/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.

    Nine persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I were born in nine different months viz., January, March, April, May, June, August, September, October and December of the same year. Only one person was born in each month. 

    C was born in the month having an even number of days. Only three persons were born between C and H, who was born immediately after I. The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E. B was born in the month having an even number of days. As many persons were born before A as after E. Only one person was born between E and F. At most one person was born between G and H.

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    In which of the following month E was born?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    We have,

    • C was born in the month having an even number of days. 
    • Only three persons were born between C and H, who was born immediately after I. 

    From the above condition there are three possibilities.

    Again we have,

    • The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E. 
    • B was born in the month having an even number of days.
    • As many persons were born before A as after E.

    From the above conditions, case 3 gets eliminated because The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E, which is not satisfied.

    Again we have,

    • Only one person was born between E and F. 
    • At most one person was born between G and H. 

    From the above condition case-2 gets eliminated because at most one person was born between G and H, which is not satisfied.

    Hence case- 1 shows the final arrangement.

    Answer: B

  • Question 5/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.

    Nine persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I were born in nine different months viz., January, March, April, May, June, August, September, October and December of the same year. Only one person was born in each month.

    C was born in the month having an even number of days. Only three persons were born between C and H, who was born immediately after I. The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E. B was born in the month having an even number of days. As many persons were born before A as after E. Only one person was born between E and F. At most one person was born between G and H.

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    Who among the following person was born four persons before H?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    We have,

    • C was born in the month having an even number of days. 
    • Only three persons were born between C and H, who was born immediately after I. 

    From the above condition there are three possibilities.

    Again we have,

    • The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E. 
    • B was born in the month having an even number of days.
    • As many persons were born before A as after E.

    From the above conditions, case 3 gets eliminated because The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E, which is not satisfied.

    Again we have,

    • Only one person was born between E and F. 
    • At most one person was born between G and H. 

    From the above condition case-2 gets eliminated because at most one person was born between G and H, which is not satisfied.

    Hence case- 1 shows the final arrangement.

    Answer: A

  • Question 6/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.

    Nine persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I were born in nine different months viz., January, March, April, May, June, August, September, October and December of the same year. Only one person was born in each month. 

    C was born in the month having an even number of days. Only three persons were born between C and H, who was born immediately after I. The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E. B was born in the month having an even number of days. As many persons were born before A as after E. Only one person was born between E and F. At most one person was born between G and H.  

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    As many persons were born after F as before ___

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    We have,

    • C was born in the month having an even number of days. 
    • Only three persons were born between C and H, who was born immediately after I. 

    From the above condition there are three possibilities.

    Again we have,

    • The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E. 
    • B was born in the month having an even number of days.
    • As many persons were born before A as after E.

    From the above conditions, case 3 gets eliminated because The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E, which is not satisfied.

    Again we have,

    • Only one person was born between E and F. 
    • At most one person was born between G and H. 

    From the above condition case-2 gets eliminated because at most one person was born between G and H, which is not satisfied.

    Hence case- 1 shows the final arrangement.

    Answer: E

  • Question 7/10
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    Directions For Questions

    Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.

    Nine persons - A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I were born in nine different months viz., January, March, April, May, June, August, September, October and December of the same year. Only one person was born in each month.

    C was born in the month having an even number of days. Only three persons were born between C and H, who was born immediately after I. The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E. B was born in the month having an even number of days. As many persons were born before A as after E. Only one person was born between E and F. At most one person was born between G and H.

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    Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the given arrangement and thus form a group. Which of the following does not belong to that group?

    Solutions

    Final arrangement:

    We have,

    • C was born in the month having an even number of days. 
    • Only three persons were born between C and H, who was born immediately after I. 

    From the above condition there are three possibilities.

    Again we have,

    • The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E. 
    • B was born in the month having an even number of days.
    • As many persons were born before A as after E.

    From the above conditions, case 3 gets eliminated because The number of persons born between B and I is two less than the number of persons born between B and E, which is not satisfied.

    Again we have,

    • Only one person was born between E and F. 
    • At most one person was born between G and H. 

    From the above condition case-2 gets eliminated because at most one person was born between G and H, which is not satisfied.

    Hence case- 1 shows the final arrangement.

    Answer: D (Except option (d), all persons in the given options were born in the month having an odd number of days)

  • Question 8/10
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    In the given questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements followed by some conclusions. Find the conclusion which is definitely true.

    Statements:

    G > I = M ≤ X ≤ N; F > Z < X = P > D

    Conclusion I: P > I

    Conclusion II: I = P

    Solutions

    Answer: B

    G > I = M ≤ X ≤ N, F > Z < X = P > D

    Conclusions:

    I. P > I ⇒ (P = X ≥ M = I)  ⇒ False

    II. I = P ⇒ (I = M ≤ X = P)  ⇒ False

    By combining both conclusion I and II it is a complementary pair. Hence, either conclusion I or II is true.

  • Question 9/10
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    In the given questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements followed by some conclusions. Find the conclusion which is definitely true.

    Statements:

    U ≤ R < V = G < S; M ≥ R < E > B = Y 

    Conclusion I: E > U

    Conclusion II: M ≤ G

    Solutions

    Answer: A

    U ≤ R < V = G > S, M ≥ R < E > B = Y

    Conclusions:

    I. E > U ⇒ (E > R ≥ U)  ⇒ True

    II. M ≤ G ⇒ (M ≥ R < V = G)  ⇒ False

  • Question 10/10
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    In the given questions, the relationship between different elements is shown in the statements followed by some conclusions. Find the conclusion which is definitely true.

    Statements:

    M = A < Q = W > T; K ≥ T < C = H > S

    Conclusion I: Q ≥ C

    Conclusion II: K < A

    Solutions

    Answer: E

    M = A < Q = W > T, K ≥ T < C = H > S

    Conclusions:

    I. Q ≥ C ⇒ (Q = W > T < C)  ⇒ False

    II. K < A ⇒ (K ≥ T < W = Q > A)  ⇒ False

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