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Seven employees of an organization namely P to V belong to different ranks/roles in the hierarchy. Their designations (not necessarily in the same order) in descending order are mentioned below:

Chairman $>$ Managing Director $>$ HOD $>$ Senior Manager $>$ Assistant Manager $>$ Executive $>$ Trainee.

They wear shirts of different colours as per the dress code decided by the organization's HR for each role. The one who is an Executive wears an Orange shirt. R whose designation is higher than that of S, and he wears a Black shirt. The one who wears a Pink shirt is three ranks higher than the one who wears Orange Shirt. U is Chairman and wears a Beige Color shirt. The shirt worn by V is of Grey colour. T is $2$ ranks lower than U. The one having the third lowest designation wears a Brown shirt. Neither P nor Q wears a Brown shirt. The senior Manager wears a Blue shirt. V does not belong to the top three ranks.

If all the persons are arranged in alphabetical order from top to bottom with respect to designation order then T’s designation is?

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Five friends $\mathrm{P}, \mathrm{Q}, \mathrm{R}, \mathrm{S}$ and $\mathrm{T}$ travel from Delhi to five different cities – Dehradun, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Raipur and Bangalore through three different means of transport – train, aeroplane and car though not in the same order. Out of the three means of transport, maximum two persons use two types of transport. Only the person travelling to Bangalore uses aeroplane. $\mathrm{T}$ travelled to Jaipur by car and $\mathrm{P}$ travelled to Chandigarh by train. The one who travels by train does not go to Dehradun. $\mathrm{Q}$ travels by train while $\mathrm{R}$ travels by car.

Which of the following combination is true for $\mathrm{Q}$?

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Seven employees of an organization namely P to V belong to different ranks/roles in the hierarchy. Their designations (not necessarily in the same order) in descending order are mentioned below:

Chairman $>$ Managing Director $>$ HOD $>$ Senior Manager $>$ Assistant Manager $>$ Executive $>$ Trainee.

They wear shirts of different colours as per the dress code decided by the organization's HR for each role. The one who is an Executive wears an Orange shirt. R whose designation is higher than that of S, and he wears a Black shirt. The one who wears a Pink shirt is three ranks higher than the one who wears Orange Shirt. U is Chairman and wears a Beige Color shirt. The shirt worn by V is of Grey colour. T is $2$ ranks lower than U. The one having the third lowest designation wears a Brown shirt. Neither P nor Q wears a Brown shirt. The senior Manager wears a Blue shirt. V does not belong to the top three ranks.

How many people are there between the one who like Beige colour and the one who like Orange colour?

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Seven employees of an organization namely P to V belong to different ranks/roles in the hierarchy. Their designations (not necessarily in the same order) in descending order are mentioned below:

Chairman $>$ Managing Director $>$ HOD $>$ Senior Manager $>$ Assistant Manager $>$ Executive $>$ Trainee.

They wear shirts of different colours as per the dress code decided by the organization's HR for each role. The one who is an Executive wears an Orange shirt. R whose designation is higher than that of S, and he wears a Black shirt. The one who wears a Pink shirt is three ranks higher than the one who wears Orange Shirt. U is Chairman and wears a Beige Color shirt. The shirt worn by V is of Grey colour. T is $2$ ranks lower than U. The one having the third lowest designation wears a Brown shirt. Neither P nor Q wears a Brown shirt. The senior Manager wears a Blue shirt. V does not belong to the top three ranks.

If U related to ‘Pink colour’ and R related to ‘Blue colour’ then S related to which colour?

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Eight People A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H work in the different Engineering departments as HOD posts. Each of them had experience in their field of a certain number of years, which was different for each of them. These years were among $27$, $24$, $20$, $16$, $14$, $10$, $8$ and $3$ ($27$ years experienced person is senior most person and $3$ years experienced person is junior most person). Also, it is known that different departments in Computer Science, Electronics, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, I.T., Chemical, and Biotechnology but not in the same order. Further, it is known that G had an experience more than B but less than C and is HOD of the Chemical department. B had an experience of an odd number of years. No one is there between the experience of H and F, who is not the HOD of the Electrical department. Four persons are there between the experience of F and E. HOD of Electronics department is junior to the HOD of Computer department and both of their experiences are in multiples of $2$. H had an experience of more than $20$ years but not the highest. C who had $16$ years of experience works as HOD of the Civil department. The person who is HOD of the Electrical department had an experience of $20$ years. A had an experience less than D but more than G and E. HOD of the Mechanical department is immediately senior to the HOD of the Biotechnology department and the difference between their experiences is not more than three years.

What is the difference in the years of experience of the person who is HOD of the Civil and Mechanical departments?

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Eight People A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H work in the different Engineering departments as HOD posts. Each of them had experience in their field of a certain number of years, which was different for each of them. These years were among $27$, $24$, $20$, $16$, $14$, $10$, $8$ and $3$ ($27$ years experienced person is senior most person and $3$ years experienced person is junior most person). Also, it is known that different departments in Computer Science, Electronics, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, I.T., Chemical, and Biotechnology but not in the same order. Further, it is known that G had an experience more than B but less than C and is HOD of the Chemical department. B had an experience of an odd number of years. No one is there between the experience of H and F, who is not the HOD of the Electrical department. Four persons are there between the experience of F and E. HOD of Electronics department is junior to the HOD of Computer department and both of their experiences are in multiples of $2$. H had an experience of more than $20$ years but not the highest. C who had $16$ years of experience works as HOD of the Civil department. The person who is HOD of the Electrical department had an experience of $20$ years. A had an experience less than D but more than G and E. HOD of the Mechanical department is immediately senior to the HOD of the Biotechnology department and the difference between their experiences is not more than three years.

E is the HOD of which department?

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Eight People A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H work in the different Engineering departments as HOD posts. Each of them had experience in their field of a certain number of years, which was different for each of them. These years were among $27$, $24$, $20$, $16$, $14$, $10$, $8$ and $3$ ($27$ years experienced person is senior most person and $3$ years experienced person is junior most person). Also, it is known that different departments in Computer Science, Electronics, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, I.T., Chemical, and Biotechnology but not in the same order. Further, it is known that G had an experience more than B but less than C and is HOD of the Chemical department. B had an experience of an odd number of years. No one is there between the experience of H and F, who is not the HOD of the Electrical department. Four persons are there between the experience of F and E. HOD of Electronics department is junior to the HOD of Computer department and both of their experiences are in multiples of $2$. H had an experience of more than $20$ years but not the highest. C who had $16$ years of experience works as HOD of the Civil department. The person who is HOD of the Electrical department had an experience of $20$ years. A had an experience less than D but more than G and E. HOD of the Mechanical department is immediately senior to the HOD of the Biotechnology department and the difference between their experiences is not more than three years.

Who is HOD of Computer Science Department?

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Eight People A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H work in the different Engineering departments as HOD posts. Each of them had experience in their field of a certain number of years, which was different for each of them. These years were among $27$, $24$, $20$, $16$, $14$, $10$, $8$ and $3$ ($27$ years experienced person is senior most person and $3$ years experienced person is junior most person). Also, it is known that different departments in Computer Science, Electronics, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, I.T., Chemical, and Biotechnology but not in the same order. Further, it is known that G had an experience more than B but less than C and is HOD of the Chemical department. B had an experience of an odd number of years. No one is there between the experience of H and F, who is not the HOD of the Electrical department. Four persons are there between the experience of F and E. HOD of Electronics department is junior to the HOD of Computer department and both of their experiences are in multiples of $2$. H had an experience of more than $20$ years but not the highest. C who had $16$ years of experience works as HOD of the Civil department. The person who is HOD of the Electrical department had an experience of $20$ years. A had an experience less than D but more than G and E. HOD of the Mechanical department is immediately senior to the HOD of the Biotechnology department and the difference between their experiences is not more than three years.

Which among the following pair is odd from the rest?

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Six people from a college participated in a cultural event held in Indore. Each of these six people had different designations. The designation of these people in decreasing order is as Chairman, Dean, HOD, Professor, Assistant Professor and Lecturer. Each of them was an expert in a different engineering branch. No one is older than $65$ years. C is junior to F, who is not Dean. The one who is Dean is $5$ years younger than HOD. More than two persons are junior than A. The age of the one who is a Lecturer is a perfect cube of an odd number. The age of the one who is Lecture is not less than $25$ years. B is Junior to D but senior to C. Age of the one who is HOD is just double the age of the one who is a Lecturer. F is senior to E who is not Lecturer. D is not Professor. The age of the one who is a Professor is a perfect square of numbers and $13$ years younger than D. The one who is Chairman is $11$ years older than the one who is HOD. D is senior to A. F’s age is an odd number. E is $7$ years younger than D. B is $9$ years older than C.

Who among the following is 65 years old?