Correct Answer
✅ Option c — Trilok and Shalu
All Options:
- APran and Walter
- BTrilok and Urvi
- CTrilok and Shalu
- DShalu and Pran
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Detailed Solution & Explanation
1. **Pran (P) is fourth to the right of Trilok (T)**: This gives the relation:
2. **Walter (W) is immediate left of Pran (P)**: This places Walter at the third position to the right of Trilok:
3. **Pran (P) is the neighbour of Qomal (Q)**: Since Walter is to the left of Pran, Qomal must be to the immediate right of Pran:
4. **Walter (W) is fourth to the left of Shalu (S)**: Since Walter is 4 positions to the left of Shalu, Shalu must be positioned at:
5. **Urvi (U) and Ravi (R) placement**: Urvi is the neighbour of Trilok (so Urvi is at Position 2), and Ravi is the neighbour of Qomal (so Ravi is at Position 7):
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Looking at the ends of the row, the persons sitting at the extreme ends are Trilok and Shalu.
Hence, **Option C** is the correct answer.
About This Chapter: Seating Arrangements
Paper
Paper 3: Quantitative Aptitude
Weightage
5 Marks
Key Topics
Linear & Circular Seating Arrangements
A crucial part of the Logical Reasoning section. It tests spatial reasoning through linear arrangements (people sitting in a row) and circular arrangements. Students must decode right/left orientation based on the direction individuals face (North, South, or Center).
View Official ICAI SyllabusExam Strategy Tip
Always use abbreviations (A, B, C) and draw the diagram immediately. The key trick is to never start with a 'relative' clue; always start with a fixed, concrete clue (e.g., 'A sits at the extreme right').
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