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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.

What is the age difference between B and E?

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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 of person and transport is true?

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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.

How many persons are junior to F?

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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 medium was used by the person going to Dehradun?

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Seven persons works in Police at different Ranks. Their ranks are C.P. (Commissioner of Police), D.C.P (Deputy Commissioner of Police), A.C.P (Assistant Commissioner of Police), and P.I (Police Inspector), A.P.I (Assistant Police Inspector), S.I. (Sub Inspector), A.S.I (Assistant Sub Inspector), are not necessarily in the same order. (Note: Rank decreases on moving from left to right). Each of them has a different weight in kg viz, $41$, $51$, $44$, $35$, $57$, $19$ and $25$, but not necessarily in the same order. The one whose weight is $44 \mathrm{kg}$ is either ACP or API. The rank of both J and N were lower than the person whose weight is $41 \mathrm{kg}$. Only three persons are there in ranks between the one whose weight is $44 \mathrm{kg}$ and the one whose weight is $25 \mathrm{kg}$. Only two persons are there in ranks between J and the one whose weight is $35 \mathrm{kg}$ who is senior to J. N is not the lightest. At least five people junior to K. J is just senior to N. M rank is immediately after the one whose weight is $35 \mathrm{kg}$. P is just senior to the one who is the second heaviest. Only one person is there in ranks between K and the person whose weight is $41 \mathrm{kg}$. Only two persons are there in ranks between M and L. One of the persons is O. 

What is the rank of the person whose weight is $44$?

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Seven persons works in Police at different Ranks. Their ranks are C.P. (Commissioner of Police), D.C.P (Deputy Commissioner of Police), A.C.P (Assistant Commissioner of Police), and P.I (Police Inspector), A.P.I (Assistant Police Inspector), S.I. (Sub Inspector), A.S.I (Assistant Sub Inspector), are not necessarily in the same order. (Note: Rank decreases on moving from left to right). Each of them has a different weight in kg viz, $41$, $51$, $44$, $35$, $57$, $19$ and $25$, but not necessarily in the same order. The one whose weight is $44 \mathrm{kg}$ is either ACP or API. The rank of both J and N were lower than the person whose weight is $41 \mathrm{kg}$. Only three persons are there in ranks between the one whose weight is $44 \mathrm{kg}$ and the one whose weight is $25 \mathrm{kg}$. Only two persons are there in ranks between J and the one whose weight is $35 \mathrm{kg}$ who is senior to J. N is not the lightest. At least five people junior to K. J is just senior to N. M rank is immediately after the one whose weight is $35 \mathrm{kg}$. P is just senior to the one who is the second heaviest. Only one person is there in ranks between K and the person whose weight is $41 \mathrm{kg}$. Only two persons are there in ranks between M and L. One of the persons is O.

How many persons are there between the person whose rank is CP and the person whose weight is $51$?

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Seven persons works in Police at different Ranks. Their ranks are C.P. (Commissioner of Police), D.C.P (Deputy Commissioner of Police), A.C.P (Assistant Commissioner of Police), and P.I (Police Inspector), A.P.I (Assistant Police Inspector), S.I. (Sub Inspector), A.S.I (Assistant Sub Inspector), are not necessarily in the same order. (Note: Rank decreases on moving from left to right). Each of them has a different weight in kg viz, $41$, $51$, $44$, $35$, $57$, $19$ and $25$, but not necessarily in the same order. The one whose weight is $44 \mathrm{kg}$ is either ACP or API. The rank of both J and N were lower than the person whose weight is $41 \mathrm{kg}$. Only three persons are there in ranks between the one whose weight is $44 \mathrm{kg}$ and the one whose weight is $25 \mathrm{kg}$. Only two persons are there in ranks between J and the one whose weight is $35 \mathrm{kg}$ who is senior to J. N is not the lightest. At least five people junior to K. J is just senior to N. M rank is immediately after the one whose weight is $35 \mathrm{kg}$. P is just senior to the one who is the second heaviest. Only one person is there in ranks between K and the person whose weight is $41 \mathrm{kg}$. Only two persons are there in ranks between M and L. One of the persons is O.

If all the weights are arranged in increasing order from west to east then what is the weight of the person whose rank is P.I.?

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Seven persons works in Police at different Ranks. Their ranks are C.P. (Commissioner of Police), D.C.P (Deputy Commissioner of Police), A.C.P (Assistant Commissioner of Police), and P.I (Police Inspector), A.P.I (Assistant Police Inspector), S.I. (Sub Inspector), A.S.I (Assistant Sub Inspector), are not necessarily in the same order. (Note: Rank decreases on moving from left to right). Each of them has a different weight in kg viz, $41$, $51$, $44$, $35$, $57$, $19$ and $25$, but not necessarily in the same order. The one whose weight is $44 \mathrm{kg}$ is either ACP or API. The rank of both J and N were lower than the person whose weight is $41 \mathrm{kg}$. Only three persons are there in ranks between the one whose weight is $44 \mathrm{kg}$ and the one whose weight is $25 \mathrm{kg}$. Only two persons are there in ranks between J and the one whose weight is $35 \mathrm{kg}$ who is senior to J. N is not the lightest. At least five people junior to K. J is just senior to N. M rank is immediately after the one whose weight is $35 \mathrm{kg}$. P is just senior to the one who is the second heaviest. Only one person is there in ranks between K and the person whose weight is $41 \mathrm{kg}$. Only two persons are there in ranks between M and L. One of the persons is O.

Difference of weight of the person whose rank is DCP and ASI is?

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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 the lecturer of the College?