People: A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H

Countries: India, USA, Russia, China, Canada, Brazil, Australia and England

1) A is sitting second to the right of the person form Russia and the person from Brazil is sitting fourth to the right of the person from Russia.

2) C, the person from USA is sitting between the person from Brazil and H.

3) C is sitting second to the right of D that means D is to the second left of C.

4) B is sitting fourth to the right of D.

5) Neither A nor is B an immediate neighbour of G. The person from Australia is to the immediate left of G and G is not the person from India.

6) The person from Canada is sitting second to the right of G and the person from India is sitting fifth to the left of the person from Canada

7) The person from China is sitting to the immediate left of F. The only position with missing alphabet at right and missing nationality at left is with the person from Russia as F and the person from China as B.

8) The remaining position for E and the person from England can be filled.

The final arrangement will be:

C belongs to USA and is sitting third to the left of A.

People: A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H

Countries: India, USA, Russia, China, Canada, Brazil, Australia and England

1) A is sitting second to the right of the person form Russia and the person from Brazil is sitting fourth to the right of the person from Russia.

2) C, the person from USA is sitting between the person from Brazil and H.

3) C is sitting second to the right of D that means D is to the second left of C.

4) B is sitting fourth to the right of D.

5) Neither A nor is B an immediate neighbour of G. The person from Australia is to the immediate left of G and G is not the person from India.

6) The person from Canada is sitting second to the right of G and the person from India is sitting fifth to the left of the person from Canada

7) The person from China is sitting to the immediate left of F. The only position with missing alphabet at right and missing nationality at left is with the person from Russia as F and the person from China as B.

8) The remaining position for E and the person from England can be filled.

The final arrangement will be:

The person from China and D are sitting opposite to each other.

Hence, the correct answer is 3.

People: A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H

Countries: India, USA, Russia, China, Canada, Brazil, Australia and England

1) A is sitting second to the right of the person form Russia and the person from Brazil is sitting fourth to the right of the person from Russia.

2) C, the person from USA is sitting between the person from Brazil and H.

3) C is sitting second to the right of D that means D is to the second left of C.

4) B is sitting fourth to the right of D.

5) Neither A nor is B an immediate neighbour of G. The person from Australia is to the immediate left of G and G is not the person from India.

6) The person from Canada is sitting second to the right of G and the person from India is sitting fifth to the left of the person from Canada

7) The person from China is sitting to the immediate left of F. The only position with missing alphabet at right and missing nationality at left is with the person from Russia as F and the person from China as B.

8) The remaining position for E and the person from England can be filled.

The final arrangement will be:

A is sitting at third position to the right of B.

People: A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H

Countries: India, USA, Russia, China, Canada, Brazil, Australia and England

1) A is sitting second to the right of the person form Russia and the person from Brazil is sitting fourth to the right of the person from Russia.

2) C, the person from USA is sitting between the person from Brazil and H.

3) C is sitting second to the right of D that means D is to the second left of C.

4) B is sitting fourth to the right of D.

5) Neither A nor is B an immediate neighbour of G. The person from Australia is to the immediate left of G and G is not the person from India.

6) The person from Canada is sitting second to the right of G and the person from India is sitting fifth to the left of the person from Canada

7) The person from China is sitting to the immediate left of F. The only position with missing alphabet at right and missing nationality at left is with the person from Russia as F and the person from China as B.

8) The remaining position for E and the person from England can be filled.

The final arrangement will be:

Hence, C is sitting exactly opposite to the person from India.

People: A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H

Countries: India, USA, Russia, China, Canada, Brazil, Australia and England

1) A is sitting second to the right of the person form Russia and the person from Brazil is sitting fourth to the right of the person from Russia.

2) C, the person from USA is sitting between the person from Brazil and H.

3) C is sitting second to the right of D that means D is to the second left of C.

4) B is sitting fourth to the right of D.

5) Neither A nor is B an immediate neighbour of G. The person from Australia is to the immediate left of G and G is not the person from India.

6) The person from Canada is sitting second to the right of G and the person from India is sitting fifth to the left of the person from Canada

7) The person from China is sitting to the immediate left of F. The only position with missing alphabet at right and missing nationality at left is with the person from Russia as F and the person from China as B.

8) The remaining position for E and the person from England can be filled.

The final arrangement will be:

1) Only five peoples sit between E & D. When counted from the left of E.

2) F sits second to the left of E.

3) Only three people sit between C & E.

From the above statement, we have two cases. i.e. Case-1 & Case-2.

4) B is one of the immediate neighbours of C.

5) G sits fourth to the left of B.

6) G is not an immediate neighbour of E.

From the above two conditions ; we can’t place B in Case-1.

Though Condition (vi) is violated.

So, Case -1is eliminated.

For Case-2, We have 2 cases; Case-2(i) & Case-2(ii)

7) Not more than four people sit between G & F. When counted from the left of F.

From the above statement, Case-2(ii) is eliminated.

8) Only six people sit between E & B. (counted anticlockwise from E)

1) Only five peoples sit between E & D. When counted from the left of E.

2) F sits second to the left of E.

3) Only three people sit between C & E.

From the above statement, we have two cases. i.e. Case-1 & Case-2.

4) B is one of the immediate neighbours of C.

5) G sits fourth to the left of B.

6) G is not an immediate neighbour of E.

From the above two conditions ; we can’t place B in Case-1.

Though Condition (vi) is violated.

So, Case -1is eliminated.

For Case-2, We have 2 cases; Case-2(i) & Case-2(ii)

7) Not more than four people sit between G & F. When counted from the left of F.

From the above statement, Case-2(ii) is eliminated.

8) Only six people sit between E & B. (counted anticlockwise from E)

1) Only five peoples sit between E & D. When counted from the left of E.

2) F sits second to the left of E.

3) Only three people sit between C & E.

From the above statement, we have two cases. i.e. Case-1 & Case-2.

4) B is one of the immediate neighbours of C.

5) G sits fourth to the left of B.

6) G is not an immediate neighbour of E.

From the above two conditions ; we can’t place B in Case-1.

Though Condition (vi) is violated.

So, Case -1is eliminated.

For Case-2, We have 2 cases; Case-2(i) & Case-2(ii)

7) Not more than four people sit between G & F. When counted from the left of F.

From the above statement, Case-2(ii) is eliminated.

8) Only six people sit between E & B. (counted anticlockwise from A)

1) Only five peoples sit between E & D. When counted from the left of E.

2) F sits second to the left of E.

3) Only three people sit between C & E.

From the above statement, we have two cases. i.e. Case-1 & Case-2.

4) B is one of the immediate neighbours of C.

5) G sits fourth to the left of B.

6) G is not an immediate neighbour of E.

From the above two conditions ; we can’t place B in Case-1.

Though Condition (vi) is violated.

So, Case -1is eliminated.

For Case-2, We have 2 cases; Case-2(i) & Case-2(ii)

7) Not more than four people sit between G & F. When counted from the left of F.

From the above statement, Case-2(ii) is eliminated.

8) Only six people sit between E & B. (counted anticlockwise from E)

1) Only five peoples sit between E & D. When counted from the left of E.

2) F sits second to the left of E.

3) Only three people sit between C & E.

From the above statement, we have two cases. i.e. Case-1 & Case-2.

4) B is one of the immediate neighbours of C.

5) G sits fourth to the left of B.

6) G is not an immediate neighbour of E.

From the above two conditions ; we can’t place B in Case-1.

Though Condition (vi) is violated.

So, Case -1is eliminated.

For Case-2, We have 2 cases; Case-2(i) & Case-2(ii)

7) Not more than four people sit between G & F. When counted from the left of F.

From the above statement, Case-2(ii) is eliminated.

8) Only six people sit between E & B. (counted anticlockwise from E)

1) Sujay who faces outside the table is sitting second to the left of Akshay.

2) Sunil and Sujay are sitting opposite to each other.

3) Prajwal who is facing inside the table is an immediate neighbour of Shekhar who is sitting to the immediate right of Sumant.

4) Pramod is not an immediate neighbour of Sujay.

Therefore, Pramod will sit between Sunil and Akshay and the only left person Rahul will sit between Akshay and Sujay.

1) Sujay who faces outside the table is sitting second to the left of Akshay.

2) Sunil and Sujay are sitting opposite to each other.

3) Prajwal who is facing inside the table is an immediate neighbour of Shekhar who is sitting to the immediate right of Sumant.

4) Pramod is not an immediate neighbour of Sujay.

Therefore, Pramod will sit between Sunil and Akshay and the only left person Rahul will sit between Akshay and Sujay.

Hence, Shekhar is sitting third to the right of Rahul.

1) Sujay who faces outside the table is sitting second to the left of Akshay.

2) Sunil and Sujay are sitting opposite to each other.

3) Prajwal who is facing inside the table is an immediate neighbour of Shekhar who is sitting to the immediate right of Sumant.

4) Pramod is not an immediate neighbour of Sujay.

Therefore, Pramod will sit between Sunil and Akshay and the only left person Rahul will sit between Akshay and Sujay.

Hence, Prajwal is sitting between Sunil and Shekhar.

1) Sujay who faces outside the table is sitting second to the left of Akshay.

2) Sunil and Sujay are sitting opposite to each other.

3) Prajwal who is facing inside the table is an immediate neighbour of Shekhar who is sitting to the immediate right of Sumant.

4) Pramod is not an immediate neighbour of Sujay.

Therefore, Pramod will sit between Sunil and Akshay and the only left person Rahul will sit between Akshay and Sujay.

Hence, Pramod and Prajwal are the neighbours of Sunil.

1) Sujay who faces outside the table is sitting second to the left of Akshay.

2) Sunil and Sujay are sitting opposite to each other.

3) Prajwal who is facing inside the table is an immediate neighbour of Shekhar who is sitting to the immediate right of Sumant.

4) Pramod is not an immediate neighbour of Sujay.

Therefore, Pramod will sit between Sunil and Akshay and the only left person Rahul will sit between Akshay and Sujay.

Sumant is sitting opposite to Pramod and Sunil is sitting opposite to Sujay. Shekhar is sitting opposite to Akshay.