ORDER AND RANKING

1. In a class of 39 children, Charu’s rank is 13th from the top. Binoy’s rank
is five ranks below Chrau. What is Binoy's rank from the bottom?
A 20
B 22
C 19
D 23
E 25
2. Forty boys are standing in a row facing the North. Navin is tenth from
the left and Tiya is thirtieth from the right end of the row. How far will
Haresh, who is fifth to the right of Navin, be from Tiya?
A 3rd to the right of Tiya
B 2nd to the left of Tiya
C 4th to the left of Tiya
D 4th to the right of Tiya
E 3rd to the left of Tiya
3. Forty boys are standing in a row facing the North. Rosh is eleventh
from the left and Steve is thirty-first from the right end of the row. How
far will Jack, who is third to the right of Rosh in the row, be from Steve?
A 3rd to the right of Steve
B 2nd to the left of Steve
C 4th to the left of Steve
D 4th to the right of Steve
E 3rd to the left of Steve
4. In a row of boys. Ayush and Amrit occupy the 8th place from the right
end and 9th place from the left end respectively. If they interchange their
positions then Ayush and Amrit occupy 16th place from the right and
17th place from the left respectively. How many boys are there in the
row?
A 25
B 20
C 22
D 24
E None of these
5. In a row of 47 students, A is 12th from right end and B is 12th from left
end. C is sitting exactly between A and B. Then, what is the rank of C from
left end?
A 22
B 32
C 24
D 31
E Either A or B
6. In a row of 31 men, P is 17th from left and Q is 19th from right end. C is
sitting exactly between P and Q. Then, what is the rank of C from right
end?
A 17
B 18
C 19
D 20
E Either A or B
7. In a row, X is 17th from left and Y is 11th from right and there are 4
persons sitting between X and Y. Then, find the total number of persons
in the row?
A 22
B 32
C 23
D 31
E Either A or B
8. In arow Kamla is 9th from left and Veena is 16th from right. If they
interchange their positions, Kamla becomes 25th from the left. How many
girls are there I te row?
A 34
B 36
C 40
D 41
E 42
9. In a row of 40 girls, when Komal was shifted to her left by 4 places, her
rank from left end of the row became 10th. What was the rank of Swati
from the right end of the row, if Swati was three places to the right of
Komal’s original position?
A 22
B 23
C 24
D 25
E Cannot be determined
10. In a row of 47 students Rakhi is 11th to the left of Mayur and 23rd from
left side of the row. What is Mayur’s rank from right side of the row?
A 14
B 15
C 20
D 21
E 16
11. If A is 10th from left and B is 20th from left then how many persons
are between A and B?
A 10
B9
C 11
D 12
E NOT
12. In a row T is 18th from left and V is 16th from right and there are 5
members between T and V. Then what is the total number of persons in
that row?
A 39
B 40
C 41
D Cannot be determined
E None of these
13. In a row Karuna is 18th from left and Komal is 16th from right and there
are 25 members between them. What is the minimum number of
persons sitting between them?
A 59
B 27
C 20
D None of these
E Cannot be determined
14. In a class of 90 students, number of boys are twice the number of
girls. Rani is 58th from left end and there are 20 boys to the right of Rani.
Find the number of girls sitting to the left of Rani?
A 27
B 17
C 20
D Cannot be determined
E 18
15) Z is 19th to the right of Y and Y is 7th to the left of X. X is 25th from any
one of the ends and there are 4 students to the right of Z then find out
the total number of students of the row?
A 35
B 41
C 36
D Cannot be determined
E None of these
16) Seven boxes P, Q, R, S, T, U, V were kept on a table and each of these
boxes have different number of biscuits in it. U has 25 biscuits which is
immediately higher than the number of biscuits in box R. Only one box
has less number of biscuits than box R. More than three boxes have
higher number of biscuits in box T. Box S has 38 biscuits which is more
than the box V. Box Q has more biscuits than box S but less than box P.
What of the following boxes possibly has 30 biscuits?
AV
BR
CQ
DT
EP
17-18) Directions [Set of 2 Questions]:
Eight boys sitting in a room have different age. Mohit is younger to Raju
but elder to Sanjay. Vimal is elder to Jitesh but younger to Salman. Raju
is the third eldest person. Salman is younger to Sanjay but is not the
youngest person. Tanmay is elder to Mohan.
17) As many people are elder to Mohan as are younger to ____
A Jitesh
B Salman
C Mohit
D Vimal
E None of these
18) Who among the following is the fourth youngest person?
A Mohit
B Salman
C Sanjay
D Mohan
E Vimal
19-20) Directions [Set of 2 Questions]:
Six people in a class scored different marks. Manoj scored more marks
than Rahul. Anjali scored 25 marks which is the third lowest marks. Kartik
scored 57 marks which is more than the marks scored by Manoj. Pinku
scored less than Rahul but more than Neetu.
19) Which of the following could be the possible score of Rahul?
A 20
B 18
C 60
D 55
E 24
20) How many people scored less than Manoj?
A3
B4
C5
D2
E0
21) Five persons P, Q, R, S and T are having different weights. R is heavier
than T who is not the lightest. S is heavier than R but lighter than P. Who
among the following is the lightest in the group?
AP
BQ
CR
DS
ET
22-26) Directions [Set of 5 Questions]:
Seven people in a company are posted at different designations. The
designations in decreasing order are Chairman, CEO, CFO, MD, HR,
Manager and Clerk where Clerk is the lowest designation. E is posted as
HR. Only one person is ranked between E and A. D is immediate senior
to A. Two people are ranked between F and D. M is immediate senior to
N. V is junior to N.
22) What is the designation of V?
A CFO
B MD
C CEO
D Manager
E None of these
23) How many people are senior to F?
A5
B3
C2
D1
E6
24) What is the designation of N?
A CFO
B CEO
C MD
D Manager
E Clerk
25) If the people are arranged in alphabetical order from highest to
lowest designation, then for how many people the designation remains
same?
A4
B1
C3
D2
E None
26) Who among the following is the senior amongst all?
AF
BD
CM
DA
EN
27-28) Directions: Seven men in a group had different weight. The weight
for each man was a different natural number less than 100. B had the
second lowest weight. Three persons had their weights in between F's
weight and E's weight. E who weighs 88kg weighed higher than F.D who
weighs 61kg, is lighter than C but heavier than A. G weighs more than C
but lighter than E.
27) What is the difference in the weight of E and C if the weight of C is
square of an even number?
A 24
B 52
C 72
D 60
E None of these
28) The number of people who weigh more than F is same as the number
of people who weigh less than___
AG
BC
CD
DE
EA
29-30) Directions: Five persons each have different weights. V is heavier
than O but lighter than C. The second heaviest person weighs 79 kg while
the second lightest person weighs 55 kg. D is immediately heavier than
O. S weighs less than D.
29) Who is the lightest?
AO
BD
CV
DS
E Cannot be determined
30) What can be the possible sum of the weights of D and O?
A 109 kg
B 135 kg
C 126 kg
D 142 kg
E 110 kg
31-33) Directions: Seven boys in a class secured different marks. P scored
53 marks which was less than the marks secured by T. G scored more
marks than C but less than P. E scored 20 marks but was not the lowest
scorer. G scored more than E but less than W. D scored more than T but
was not the highest scorer.
31) How many people scored more than G?
A5
B3
C4
D6
E Cannot be determined
32) What are the possible marks scored by G?
A 10
B 44
C5
D 60
E 54
33) Who is the lowest scorer?
AC
BG
CD
DW
EP
34-36) Directions: Six plates were kept on a table and each plate has a
different number of cookies in it. Plate B has more cookies than Plate E.
Only two plates have less cookies than plate E. Cookies in plate F are
more than plate B. Plate H has less cookies than plate D but more than
plate T. Cookies in plate D are less than at least two plates.
34)How many plates have more cookies than plate H?
A2
B4
C3
D1
E5
35)The number of plates having less cookies than plate D is same as the
number of plates having more cookies than plate
AH
BT
CE
DB
E Cannot Be Determined
36) Which plate has the fourth highest number of cookies?
AB
BE
CH
DD
ET
37-40) Directions: Eight boxes of books were of different weight. Box P is
heavier than box K but lighter than box which weighs 14kg. Box J is
heavier than box K but lighter than box U which weighs 12kg. Box T
weighs more than 17kg but is not the heaviest. Box L is heavier than box
G but lighter than box F. Not more than two boxes are lighter than box G
which is heavier than box P.
37) If the sum of the weight of the box F and box L is 35kg, then what is
the difference in the weight of box F and box U?
A 10kg
B 9kg
C 2kg
D 5kg
E 3kg
38) How many boxes are heavier than box J?
A4
B2
C5
D3
E None
39) What could be the possible weight of box P?
A 9kg
B 15kg
C 28kg
D 20kg
E Either a or c
40) Which box is second heaviest?
AT
BP
CU
DJ
EK