1) F is sitting second to the left of K, who is facing the centre.

2) The Musician is an immediate neighbour of F and K

Therefore, the Musician will sit between F and K.

3) There are three people between the Musician and E. i.e. the Musician is opposite to E.

4) H is the Musician.

5) M is second to the right of K.

6) G and J are immediate neighbours of each other.

7) G is second to the left of E, who is a Professor.

Hence, E will face outside and I sits at only seat left seat i.e. between M and K

8) The pilot is to the immediate right of F.

Hence, F faces outside, and G is a Pilot.

9) Only one person sits between the Architect and E.

Hence, I is Architect.

Since the Architect faces the centre and the Doctor is at the immediate right of the Architect, M should be Doctor.

10) The Scientist is an immediate neighbour of the Architect.

Hence, K should be the Scientist.

11) The Lawyer is second to the left of the Doctor.

Hence, M faces outside and J is Lawyer.

12) One of them is Engineer.

Thus, the final arrangement is:

The directions of H, G and J cannot be found. Hence, M or J can be third to the right of the Musician (H).

1) F is sitting second to the left of K, who is facing the centre.

2) The Musician is an immediate neighbour of F and K

Therefore, the Musician will sit between F and K.

3) There are three people between the Musician and E. i.e. the Musician is opposite to E.

4) H is the Musician.

5) M is second to the right of K.

6) G and J are immediate neighbours of each other.

7) G is second to the left of E, who is a Professor.

Hence, E will face outside and I sits at only seat left seat i.e. between M and K

8) The pilot is to the immediate right of F.

Hence, F faces outside, and G is a Pilot.

9) Only one person sits between the Architect and E.

Hence, I is Architect.

Since the Architect faces the centre and the Doctor is at the immediate right of the Architect, M should be Doctor.

10) The Scientist is an immediate neighbour of the Architect.

Hence, K should be the Scientist.

11) The Lawyer is second to the left of the Doctor.

Hence, M faces outside and J is Lawyer.

12) One of them is Engineer.

Thus, the final arrangement is:

Thus, K is the Scientist.

1) F is sitting second to the left of K, who is facing the centre.

2) The Musician is an immediate neighbour of F and K

Therefore, the Musician will sit between F and K.

3) There are three people between the Musician and E. i.e. the Musician is opposite to E.

4) H is the Musician.

5) M is second to the right of K.

6) G and J are immediate neighbours of each other.

7) G is second to the left of E, who is a Professor.

Hence, E will face outside and I sits at only seat left seat i.e. between M and K

8) The pilot is to the immediate right of F.

Hence, F faces outside, and G is a Pilot.

9) Only one person sits between the Architect and E.

Hence, I is Architect.

Since the Architect faces the centre and the Doctor is at the immediate right of the Architect, M should be Doctor.

10) The Scientist is an immediate neighbour of the Architect.

Hence, K should be the Scientist.

11) The Lawyer is second to the left of the Doctor.

Hence, M faces outside and J is Lawyer.

12) One of them is Engineer.

Thus, the final arrangement is:

H – Architect is incorrect as H is the Musician.

1) F is sitting second to the left of K, who is facing the centre.

2) The Musician is an immediate neighbour of F and K

Therefore, the Musician will sit between F and K.

3) There are three people between the Musician and E. i.e. the Musician is opposite to E.

4) H is the Musician.

5) M is second to the right of K.

6) G and J are immediate neighbours of each other.

7) G is second to the left of E, who is a Professor.

Hence, E will face outside and I sits at only seat left seat i.e. between M and K

8) The pilot is to the immediate right of F.

Hence, F faces outside, and G is a Pilot.

9) Only one person sits between the Architect and E.

Hence, I is Architect.

Since the Architect faces the centre and the Doctor is at the immediate right of the Architect, M should be Doctor.

10) The Scientist is an immediate neighbour of the Architect.

Hence, K should be the Scientist.

11) The Lawyer is second to the left of the Doctor.

Hence, M faces outside and J is Lawyer.

12) One of them is Engineer.

Thus, the final arrangement is:

1) The Engineer is second to the left of the Lawyer → False (Possibility is true)

2) Five people face the centre → False (Possibility is true)

3) H sits between the Engineer and Scientist → True

4) There are three people between the Pilot and Architect → True

5) The Scientist and Doctor are to the immediate left of each other → Definitely False (as the Scientist and Doctor are2^nd to the right of each other.)

1) F is sitting second to the left of K, who is facing the centre.

2) The Musician is an immediate neighbour of F and K

Therefore, the Musician will sit between F and K.

3) There are three people between the Musician and E. i.e. the Musician is opposite to E.

4) H is the Musician.

5) M is second to the right of K.

6) G and J are immediate neighbours of each other.

7) G is second to the left of E, who is a Professor.

Hence, E will face outside and I sits at only seat left seat i.e. between M and K

8) The pilot is to the immediate right of F.

Hence, F faces outside, and G is a Pilot.

9) Only one person sits between the Architect and E.

Hence, I is Architect.

Since the Architect faces the centre and the Doctor is at the immediate right of the Architect, M should be Doctor.

10) The Scientist is an immediate neighbour of the Architect.

Hence, K should be the Scientist.

11) The Lawyer is second to the left of the Doctor.

Hence, M faces outside and J is Lawyer.

12) One of them is Engineer.

Thus, the final arrangement is:

Thus, I is the Architect.

1) T is sitting third to the right of L.

2) L is not facing away from the centre (which means L is facing towards the centre)

3) J is sitting opposite to L.

4) Z is sitting third right of J.

5) J is facing in the same direction as V. (which means both are facing same direction)

6) W is sitting third to the right of V.

7) Two persons are sitting between U and V.

8) Both J and W are facing in the same direction.

9) Number of persons facing towards the centre is more than those who are facing away from the centre.

In Case 1, above condition is not satisfied in this case and thus eliminated.

The final arrangement will be:

Hence, W is the immediate neighbour of K.

1) T is sitting third to the right of L.

2) L is not facing away from the centre (which means L is facing towards the centre)

3) J is sitting opposite to L.

4) Z is sitting third right of J.

5) J is facing in the same direction as V. (which means both are facing same direction)

6) W is sitting third to the right of V.

7) Two persons are sitting between U and V.

8) Both J and W are facing in the same direction.

9) Number of persons facing towards the centre is more than those who are facing away from the centre.

In Case 1, above condition is not satisfied in this case and thus eliminated.

The final arrangement will be:

Hence, U is sitting opposite to Z.

1) T is sitting third to the right of L.

2) L is not facing away from the centre (which means L is facing towards the centre)

3) J is sitting opposite to L.

4) Z is sitting third right of J.

5) J is facing in the same direction as V. (which means both are facing same direction)

6) W is sitting third to the right of V.

7) Two persons are sitting between U and V.

8) Both J and W are facing in the same direction.

9) Number of persons facing towards the centre is more than those who are facing away from the centre.

In Case 1, above condition is not satisfied in this case and thus eliminated.

The final arrangement will be:

Hence, T is 2^nd to the left of U.

1) T is sitting third to the right of L.

2) L is not facing away from the centre (which means L is facing towards the centre)

3) J is sitting opposite to L.

4) Z is sitting third right of J.

5) J is facing in the same direction as V. (which means both are facing same direction)

6) W is sitting third to the right of V.

7) Two persons are sitting between U and V.

8) Both J and W are facing in the same direction.

9) Number of persons facing towards the centre is more than those who are facing away from the centre.

In Case 1, above condition is not satisfied in this case and thus eliminated.

The final arrangement will be:

U, T, K and L are facing towards the centre whereas W is facing away from the centre.

1) T is sitting third to the right of L.

2) L is not facing away from the centre (which means L is facing towards the centre)

3) J is sitting opposite to L.

4) Z is sitting third right of J.

5) J is facing in the same direction as V. (which means both are facing same direction)

6) W is sitting third to the right of V.

7) Two persons are sitting between U and V.

8) Both J and W are facing in the same direction.

9) Number of persons facing towards the centre is more than those who are facing away from the centre.

In Case 1, above condition is not satisfied in this case and thus eliminated.

The final arrangement will be:

There are only three persons between P and G.

2) Q sits second to the right of G.

3) O sits third to the right of N.

4) N is sitting at one of the corners.

4) H sits third to the left of O.

Here case 2 gets eliminated as no place for H is present.

5) F seats sixth to the left of I.

The final arrangement is given below-

From the above diagram, we see O is seating third to the left of H.

Hence, the correct answer is O.

There are only three persons between P and G.

2) Q sits second to the right of G.

3) O sits third to the right of N.

4) N is sitting at one of the corners.

4) H sits third to the left of O.

Here case 2 gets eliminated as no place for H is present.

5) F seats sixth to the left of I.

The final arrangement is given below-

From the above arrangement, we see N sits opposite to F.

Hence, the correct answer is N.

There are only three persons between P and G.

2) Q sits second to the right of G.

3) O sits third to the right of N.

4) N is sitting at one of the corners.

4) H sits third to the left of O.

Here case 2 gets eliminated as no place for H is present.

5) F seats sixth to the left of I.

The final arrangement is given below-

From the above diagram, we see the only P is facing outside among the options.

Hence, the correct answer is P.

There are only three persons between P and G.

2) Q sits second to the right of G.

3) O sits third to the right of N.

4) N is sitting at one of the corners.

4) H sits third to the left of O.

Here case 2 gets eliminated as no place for H is present.

5) F seats sixth to the left of I.

The final arrangement is given below-

From the above diagram, we see the person sitting third to the right of I is P and to the immediate left of P, H is sitting.

Hence, the correct answer is H.

There are only three persons between P and G.

2) Q sits second to the right of G.

3) O sits third to the right of N.

4) N is sitting at one of the corners.

4) H sits third to the left of O.

Here case 2 gets eliminated as no place for H is present.

5) F seats sixth to the left of I.

The final arrangement is given below-

From the above diagram, we see Q is seating at 9 o’clock.

Hence, the correct answer is Q.