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In a certain language, “BOOK” is written as $4300$, “MATE” as $3900$. Then $1600$ represents which word?
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Code $=100\times(\text{sum of letter positions})$.
$\text{BOOK}: (2+15+15+11)\times100=4300$, $\text{MATE}: (13+1+20+5)\times100=3900$.
So $1600\Rightarrow$ sum $=16$. Among options, $\text{CAGE}: 3+1+7+5=16$.
If CLAUSE is coded as ECSLUA, then the code of UMPIRE will be
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Pattern takes letters as $6,1,5,2,4,3$ (last, first, second-last, …).
UMPIRE $(U,M,P,I,R,E)\ \to\ (E,U,R,M,I,P)=\text{EURMIP}$.
Birds on trees $A$ and $B$ say: if $2$ from $B$ move to $A$, numbers are equal; if $2$ from $A$ move to $B$, then $B$ becomes double of $A$. Find numbers on $A,B$.
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Let $A=x,\ B=y$.
$x+2=y-2\Rightarrow y=x+4$.
$y+2=2(x-2)\Rightarrow y=2x-6$.
Solving: $x=10,\ y=14$.
How many pairs of letters are there in “CAMBRIDGE” that have as many letters between them in the word as in the English alphabet?
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Word: $C,A,M,B,R,I,D,G,E$.
Valid pairs: $(A,G)$ (5 between both places), $(I,G)$ (1 between both places).
Total $=2$.
Five friends $A,B,C,D,E$ travel from Goa to five cities: Chennai, Kolkata, Delhi, Varanasi, Bangalore using bus, train, airplane, car, boat (all distinct).
Given:
$C\to$ Bangalore by car; $D\to$ by boat; $B\to$ Kolkata by airplane; $E\to$ by train; the Delhi traveler did not use boat; Goa has no bus to Delhi or Chennai.
Who traveled to Delhi?
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Modes left after car/boat/airplane/train are bus for $A$. Since bus doesn’t go to Delhi or Chennai, $A\to$ Varanasi. Remaining cities for $D$ and $E$ are Delhi and Chennai; but the Delhi traveler didn’t use boat, so $D$ (boat) cannot be Delhi. Hence $E$ traveled to Delhi.
Statements:
$s1.$ All incomes are salaries.
$s2.$ Some salaries are perks.
$s3.$ Some perks are tangible.
Conclusions:
$c1.$ Some incomes are tangible.
$c2.$ At least some perks are salaries.
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From $s2$, “some salaries are perks” $\Rightarrow$ “some perks are salaries,” so $c2$ follows.
$c1$ does not follow: incomes $\subseteq$ salaries ($s1$), but we have no information linking incomes to tangible items; $s2$ and $s3$ could refer to different elements.
Read the given information properly and answer the question given below:
In an organization for the selection of marketing manager, the following conditions are there.
(1) As of 1/12/2025, the age of the candidate must be at least 25 years and not more than 35 years.
(2) The candidate must graduate at a minimum in any discipline with 55% marks.
(3) The candidate must have secured at least 60% marks in a PG degree/diploma with marketing specialization.
(4) The candidate must have 5 years experience as an assistant marketing manager after education.
If the candidate fulfills all the above conditions except,
(a) (2) as above, but if he has got minimum 50% in graduation and minimum 65% in PG degree/diploma with marketing specialization, his case must be sent to a marketing head.
(b) (1) as above, but if his age is not more than 40 years, and he has experience of 8 years as assistant marketing manager, then his case should be sent to the managing director.
In the following question, details of one candidate are given. You have to select the answer based on the information provided and the conditions given above. You are not to assume anything other than the information provided in the following question.
Mr. Mihir Sharma was born on 24th July 1994. He got 60% on a PG diploma (Marketing). After his PG diploma, he is working as assistant marketing manager in an organization. He got 54% at graduation.
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$1)$ Age on $1/12/2025$ is $31$ (within $25\text{–}35$) → (1) satisfied.
$2)$ Graduation $54%<55%$ → (2) fails.
$3)$ PG $60%$ → (3) satisfied.
Exception (a) needs PG $\ge 65%$ (not met), and (b) doesn’t apply (age not $>35$). Hence failure of (2) without any valid exception ⇒ reject.
Three of the following four are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which one does not belong to the group?
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$12,21,51$ are divisible by $3$, but $28$ is not.
The question is based on the six numbers: $283, 347, 518, 829, 748, 827$.
If the first and third digits of each number are interchanged, which number will be the third lowest?
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After swapping: $382,743,815,928,847,728$.
Ascending: $382,728,743,815,847,928$ → third lowest corresponds to $743,(347)$.
Teacher’ is related to ‘school’ in the same way as ‘cook’ is related to …….
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A cook works in a kitchen.
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