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Eight persons R@, R#, R, R&, R%, R*, R© and RΩ are sitting around a hollow circular table such that R&, R, R#, and RQ sit on the inner side of the table and the rest are sitting on the outer side of the circular table. They all are facing away from the center. The persons sitting on the inner side of the circular table are sitting just behind the persons sitting on the outer side of the circular table, and all are graduated from different universities, namely HTS, UGI, LPU, HNB, KPJ, UPI, NIT and FPT. All the information is not necessarily in the same order. The one who is graduated from KPJ sits just behind the one who sits second to the left of the one who is graduated from UPI. RΩ sits just behind R*. R%, who is graduated from UGI, sits opposite the one who sits at the immediate left of R©. R& is not graduated from FPT. The one who is graduated from HTS sits at the immediate left of the one who is graduated from LPU. The one who is graduated from KPJ sits just behind R@. RΩ sits at the immediate right of R&. The persons who are graduated from FPT and HNB are sitting on the same table and sit opposite to each other. R& sits just behind the one who is graduated from UGI. R is not graduated from FPT. Who among the following is sitting third to the right of the one who is sitting just behind R©?
- The one who is graduated from KPJ
- R&
- The one who is sitting at the immediate left of R
- RΩ
Correct answer: The one who is graduated from KPJ
Solution
Using the inner-outer seating relations and university assignments, the person just behind R© can be fixed. From that position, moving third to the right leads to the person graduated from KPJ.
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