NIMCET 2012 — Reasoning PYQ

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NIMCET 2012 — Reasoning PYQ

NIMCET | Reasoning | 2012

Direction : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions.
P,Q, R, S, T, U,V and W are sitting round the circle and are facing the centre. P is second to the right of T, T is the neighbour of R and V. S is not the neighbour of P,V is the neighbour of U,Q is not between S and W and W is not between U and S.
What is the position of S?

Choose the correct answer:

Explanation

1. Primary Constraints:

$P$ is second to the right of $T$ .
$T$ is between $R$ and $V$ .
$V$ is a neighbor of $U$ .

2. Logical Placement (Clockwise):

If we place $T$ at the bottom, then $R$ is to its immediate right and $V$ is to its immediate left.
$P$ (second to the right of $T$ ) sits next to $R$ .
$U$ sits next to $V$ .
The partial sequence is: $U - V - T - R - P$ .

3. Finalizing positions for $S, Q, W$ :

$S$ is not a neighbor of $P$ , so $S$ must be between $U$ and $W$ .
$W$ is not between $U$ and $S$ .
$Q$ is not between $S$ and $W$ .
This results in the final circular order: $T \rightarrow R \rightarrow P \rightarrow Q \rightarrow S \rightarrow W \rightarrow U \rightarrow V \rightarrow (back \text{ to } T)$ .

4. Determining $S$ 's position:

Counting from $P$ in a clockwise direction: $P \rightarrow Q (first) \rightarrow S (second)$ .
Thus, $S$ is second to the right of $P$ .

Correct Option: (b)