SBI-CLERK EXAM 2021|REASONING-PUZZLES

  (1-5) Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Twelve people SUMA, SRINU, ANITHA, SRUTHI, ANIL, KISHOR, RANA, SIVA, KIRAN, KAVYA, SUSMA, RAMYA sitting in two straight line facing each other each one like different mobiles of NOKIA, SONY, GIONEE, REDME, HONOR, APPLE but not necessarily in the same order. In both rows one of the mobiles is liked by one of the persons. No two same gender person sitting each other and persons who likes the same mobile are not facing each other. Sruthi, Kavya, Anitha are facing north direction in girls and Srinu, Rana, Kishor are facing South direction in boys. Kiran is sitting third to the left of one who likes Apple and he is facing to the one who is sitting immediate left of one who likes Gionee. Only two persons sitting between one who likes Apple and Honor. Anitha is sitting third to the left and opposite to the one who likes Nokia. Srinu is sitting third to the right of one who likes Sony and is sitting opposite to one who is sitting immediate right of one who likes Honor. Rana is sitting immediate neighbour of Suma and sitting opposite to Kavya, who is sitting immediate left of one who likes Nokia. Kishor and Siva likes same mobile but not Redme. One who likes Gionee is sitting second to the left of one, who is sitting opposite to Susma, who likes mobile, which is starting with the first letter of her name. Kishor and Ramya are sitting each other.

 1. Anitha likes which mobile?

 1) Apple

2) Nokia

3) Sony

4) Honor

5) Either 3 or 4

 2. How many of them sitting between Anil and one who likes Gionee?

1) One

2) Two

3) Three

4) Either 1 or 2

5) Either 2 or 3

3. Who is sitting opposite to one who likes Redme (facing north)?

1) Srinu

2) Kishor

3) Ramya

4) Srinu

5) Susma

4. Who is sitting immediate right of Suma?

1) Rana

2) Kishor

3) Srinu

4) Either1 or 2

5) Can’t be determined

5. Who are diagonally sitting opposite to each other?

1) Anil – Srinu

2) Susma – Anitha

3) Anitha – Kishor

4) Sruthi – Anil

5) Kishor - Anil

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