seating arrangements Model Questions & Answers, Practice Test for ibps rrb clerk asst multipurpose prelims 2024

Answer: (c)

We have,

• N sits third to the left of M.

• One person sits between N and L, who doesn't sit adjacent to M.

• K sits opposite to O, who is the immediate neighbor of L.

From the above conditions, there are two possibilities.

• The number of persons sitting between Q and R is one more than the number of persons sitting between P and R.

• R doesn't sit opposite to L.

• P sits on one of the sides of the table.

From the above conditions, Case 2 gets eliminated.

Hence, Case 1 shows the final arrangement.

Answer: (b)

We have,

• N sits third to the left of M.

• One person sits between N and L, who doesn't sit adjacent to M.

• K sits opposite to O, who is the immediate neighbor of L.

From the above conditions, there are two possibilities.

• The number of persons sitting between Q and R is one more than the number of persons sitting between P and R.

• R doesn't sit opposite to L.

• P sits on one of the sides of the table.

From the above conditions, Case 2 gets eliminated.

Hence, Case 1 shows the final arrangement.

Answer: (a)

We have,

• N sits third to the left of M.

• One person sits between N and L, who doesn't sit adjacent to M.

• K sits opposite to O, who is the immediate neighbor of L.

From the above conditions, there are two possibilities.

• The number of persons sitting between Q and R is one more than the number of persons sitting between P and R.

• R doesn't sit opposite to L.

• P sits on one of the sides of the table.

From the above conditions, Case 2 gets eliminated.

Hence, Case 1 shows the final arrangement.

Answer: (c)

We have,

• N sits third to the left of M.

• One person sits between N and L, who doesn't sit adjacent to M.

• K sits opposite to O, who is the immediate neighbor of L.

From the above conditions, there are two possibilities.

• The number of persons sitting between Q and R is one more than the number of persons sitting between P and R.

• R doesn't sit opposite to L.

• P sits on one of the sides of the table.

From the above conditions, Case 2 gets eliminated.

Hence, Case 1 shows the final arrangement.

Answer: (e)

(All the persons sit in the sides of the table, except option E.

We have,

• N sits third to the left of M.

• One person sits between N and L, who doesn't sit adjacent to M.

• K sits opposite to O, who is the immediate neighbor of L.

From the above conditions, there are two possibilities.

• The number of persons sitting between Q and R is one more than the number of persons sitting between P and R.

• R doesn't sit opposite to L.

• P sits on one of the sides of the table.

From the above conditions, Case 2 gets eliminated.

Hence, Case 1 shows the final arrangement.