seating arrangement Model Questions & Answers, Practice Test for ibps so prelims

Answer: (c)

We have:

• S sits third to the right of Q, who likes 15.
• One person sits between the one who likes 15 and P. That means, in case (1) P sits immediate left of S, in case (2) P sits third to the right of S.
• The person sitting third to the right of P sits second to the left of the one who likes 24.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

• T sits immediate right of the one who likes 19.
• The one who likes 19 sits facing U, who likes 22. That means, in case (1) T sits second to the left of Q, in case (2) T sits immediate left of Q.
• R likes a number which is 4 more than the number liked by Q and sits second to the left of W. That means, case (2) is not valid.
• W sits facing the one who likes a number which is 5 less than the number liked by T. Since, only possible combination of numbers is (8, 13), thus S likes 8, and T likes 13.
• V likes a prime number. That means, V likes 31, and P likes 32.

Based on the above given information we have:

Case (2) is not valid as R must like 19.

Answer: (b)

We have:

• S sits third to the right of Q, who likes 15.
• One person sits between the one who likes 15 and P. That means, in case (1) P sits immediate left of S, in case (2) P sits third to the right of S.
• The person sitting third to the right of P sits second to the left of the one who likes 24.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

• T sits immediate right of the one who likes 19.
• The one who likes 19 sits facing U, who likes 22. That means, in case (1) T sits second to the left of Q, in case (2) T sits immediate left of Q.
• R likes a number which is 4 more than the number liked by Q and sits second to the left of W. That means, case (2) is not valid.
• W sits facing the one who likes a number which is 5 less than the number liked by T. Since, only possible combination of numbers is (8, 13), thus S likes 8, and T likes 13.
• V likes a prime number. That means, V likes 31, and P likes 32.

Based on the above given information we have:

Case (2) is not valid as R must like 19.

Answer: (b)

We have:

• S sits third to the right of Q, who likes 15.
• One person sits between the one who likes 15 and P. That means, in case (1) P sits immediate left of S, in case (2) P sits third to the right of S.
• The person sitting third to the right of P sits second to the left of the one who likes 24.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

• T sits immediate right of the one who likes 19.
• The one who likes 19 sits facing U, who likes 22. That means, in case (1) T sits second to the left of Q, in case (2) T sits immediate left of Q.
• R likes a number which is 4 more than the number liked by Q and sits second to the left of W. That means, case (2) is not valid.
• W sits facing the one who likes a number which is 5 less than the number liked by T. Since, only possible combination of numbers is (8, 13), thus S likes 8, and T likes 13.
• V likes a prime number. That means, V likes 31, and P likes 32.

Based on the above given information we have:

Case (2) is not valid as R must like 19.

Answer: (d)

We have:

• S sits third to the right of Q, who likes 15.
• One person sits between the one who likes 15 and P. That means, in case (1) P sits immediate left of S, in case (2) P sits third to the right of S.
• The person sitting third to the right of P sits second to the left of the one who likes 24.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

• T sits immediate right of the one who likes 19.
• The one who likes 19 sits facing U, who likes 22. That means, in case (1) T sits second to the left of Q, in case (2) T sits immediate left of Q.
• R likes a number which is 4 more than the number liked by Q and sits second to the left of W. That means, case (2) is not valid.
• W sits facing the one who likes a number which is 5 less than the number liked by T. Since, only possible combination of numbers is (8, 13), thus S likes 8, and T likes 13.
• V likes a prime number. That means, V likes 31, and P likes 32.

Based on the above given information we have:

Case (2) is not valid as R must like 19.

Answer: (c)

We have:

• S sits third to the right of Q, who likes 15.
• One person sits between the one who likes 15 and P. That means, in case (1) P sits immediate left of S, in case (2) P sits third to the right of S.
• The person sitting third to the right of P sits second to the left of the one who likes 24.

Based on the above given information we have:

Again, we have:

• T sits immediate right of the one who likes 19.
• The one who likes 19 sits facing U, who likes 22. That means, in case (1) T sits second to the left of Q, in case (2) T sits immediate left of Q.
• R likes a number which is 4 more than the number liked by Q and sits second to the left of W. That means, case (2) is not valid.
• W sits facing the one who likes a number which is 5 less than the number liked by T. Since, only possible combination of numbers is (8, 13), thus S likes 8, and T likes 13.
• V likes a prime number. That means, V likes 31, and P likes 32.

Based on the above given information we have:

Case (2) is not valid as R must like 19.