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Bus route no. 256 has exactly six stops on its route. Any bus plying on this route starts from the initial position, then stops first at stop one and then stops at two, three, four, five, and six respectively. After the bus reaches stop six, the bus turns and returns to its initial position and repeats the cycle. Buses are not allowed to carry people on its return journey.

Following are the six stops – R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, and R6 in no particular order, Further, following observations have been made regarding the stops on this route:

Observation 1 – R5 is the third stop.

Observation 2 – R2 is the sixth stop.

Observation 3 – The stop R6 is the stop immediately after R4.

Bus route no. 256 has exactly six stops on its route. Any bus plying on this route starts from the initial position, then stops first at stop one and then stops at two, three, four, five, and six respectively. After the bus reaches stop six, the bus turns and returns to its initial position and repeats the cycle. Buses are not allowed to carry people on its return journey.

Following are the six stops – R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, and R6 in no particular order, Further, following observations have been made regarding the stops on this route:

Observation 1 – R5 is the third stop.

Observation 2 – R2 is the sixth stop.

Observation 3 – The stop R6 is the stop immediately after R4.

Bus route no. 256 has exactly six stops on its route. Any bus plying on this route starts from the initial position, then stops first at stop one and then stops at two, three, four, five, and six respectively. After the bus reaches stop six, the bus turns and returns to its initial position and repeats the cycle. Buses are not allowed to carry people on its return journey.

Following are the six stops – R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, and R6 in no particular order, Further, following observations have been made regarding the stops on this route:

Observation 1 – R5 is the third stop.

Observation 2 – R2 is the sixth stop.

Observation 3 – The stop R6 is the stop immediately after R4.

Directions for questions: Read the information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Bus route no. 256 has exactly six stops on its route. Any bus plying on this route starts from the initial position, then stops first at stop one and then stops at two, three, four, five, and six respectively. After the bus reaches stop six, the bus turns and returns to its initial position and repeats the cycle. Buses are not allowed to carry people on its return journey.

Following are the six stops – R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, and R6 in no particular order, Further, following observations have been made regarding the stops on this route:

Observation 1 – R5 is the third stop.

Observation 2 – R2 is the sixth stop.

Observation 3 – The stop R6 is the stop immediately after R4.

Five people joined different engineering colleges. Their first names were Rani (Ms.), Sneha (Ms.), Jai, Mike and Purvi (Ms.). The surnames were Rana, Singh, Oberoi, Saharia and Saloi. Except for one college which was rated as 3 star, all other colleges were rated either 4 star or 5 star. The “ABES Institute” had a higher rating than the college where Purvi studied.

Five people joined different engineering colleges. Their first names were Rani (Ms.), Sneha (Ms.), Jai, Mike and Purvi (Ms.). The surnames were Rana, Singh, Oberoi, Saharia and Saloi. Except for one college which was rated as 3 star, all other colleges were rated either 4 star or 5 star. The “ABES Institute” had a higher rating than the college where Purvi studied.

Five people joined different engineering colleges. Their first names were Rani (Ms.), Sneha (Ms.), Jai, Mike and Purvi (Ms.). The surnames were Rana, Singh, Oberoi, Saharia and Saloi. Except for one college which was rated as 3 star, all other colleges were rated either 4 star or 5 star. The “ABES Institute” had a higher rating than the college where Purvi studied.

Directions for questions: Read the information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Five people joined different engineering colleges. Their first names were Rani (Ms.), Sneha (Ms.), Jai, Mike and Purvi (Ms.). The surnames were Rana, Singh, Oberoi, Saharia and Saloi. Except for one college which was rated as 3 star, all other colleges were rated either 4 star or 5 star. The “ABES Institute” had a higher rating than the college where Purvi studied.

A company wants to select a team of four Employees from its B1 branch for transfer to B2 branch, where they are going to set up a new plant. The company is managed by professional managers and is very particular about human resources and industrial relations. There areseven engineers of equal ability; D, E and F (who are in Senior Executive Cadre) and W, X, Y and Z (who are in Junior Executive Cadre).The company requires that there should be two Senior Executives and two Junior Executives in each team. It is also necessary that all the engineers in a particular team are friendly with each other, in order to have a real team spirit and avoid any industrial relations problem in the new factory being set up in the North. Following is the situation of relations between the seven engineers:

A company wants to select a team of four Employees from its B1 branch for transfer to B2 branch, where they are going to set up a new plant. The company is managed by professional managers and is very particular about human resources and industrial relations. There areseven engineers of equal ability; D, E and F (who are in Senior Executive Cadre) and W, X, Y and Z (who are in Junior Executive Cadre).The company requires that there should be two Senior Executives and two Junior Executives in each team. It is also necessary that all the engineers in a particular team are friendly with each other, in order to have a real team spirit and avoid any industrial relations problem in the new factory being set up in the North. Following is the situation of relations between the seven engineers: