Coding - Decoding Based On Latest Pattern

Directions (1-3): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

In a certain code language,

 From Banker New freedom =  # 6 I   @ 5 D   % 25 N   % 15 N

 Game Full Board Nothing    =  @ 24 H    # 16 W     $ 6 V   % 21 O

 Now  Banking  Great Moon  =  $ 6 V    # 10 H    @ 15 D    & 30 M

Q 1. What is the code for ‘Monday’?
  a)  &15M       b) %30M             c) &30M          d)#30M             e) None of these

Q.2. What is  the code for ' Normal ' ?
  a) @16M     b) @16O            c)%16O              d)%15L               e) None of these

Q.3. What is the code for ‘Few From Bill’?

(a) %4E @6H $13M                     (b) % 5D  %15N  #9O                                 (c) %7M @5H #4E

(d) @4N $4M @5H                   (e) Cannot be determined

  

Reverse Syllogism For SBI 2017

Directions (1-5): In each of these questions two Conclusions have been given followed by 5 sets of possible Statements. You have to take the given Conclusions to be true even if they seem to be at variance with the commonly known facts and then decide for the given Conclusions logically follows from the which of the given statements disregarding commonly known facts. 

1. Conclusions:
 Most of the fishes are carrot.
Some brinjals being carrot is a possibility
Statements:
Statements – 1: All carrots are fishes. Some fishes are apples. No brinjal is Carrot.
Statements – 2: No carrots is fishes. Some fishes are brinjals. No brinjal is apple.
Statements – 3: All carrots are fishes. Some fishes are brinjals. No brinjal is apple.
Statements – 4: No carrots is fishes. Some fishes are brinjals. No brinjal is apple.
Statements – 5: All carrots are fishes. Some fishes are apples. No brinjal is carrot.
A. Only Statements – 1
B. Only Statements – 2
C. Only Statements – 3
D. Only Statements – 4
E. Only Statements – 5

2. Conclusions:
All months being year is a possibility.
No month is a Minute.
Statements:
Statements – 1: Atleast Some months are weeks. No week is a Minute. No month is a year.
Statements – 2: All months are weeks. No week is a Minute. All Minutes are years.
Statements – 3: Atleast Some months are weeks. All months are Minutes. No month is a year.
Statements – 4: All months are weeks. No week is a Minute. No month is a year.
Statements – 5: Some months are weeks. All months are Minutes. All Minutes are years.
A. Only Statements – 1
B. Only Statements – 2
C. Only Statements – 3
D. Only Statements – 4
E. Only Statements – 5

3. Conclusions:
All Helpers being Tigers is a possibility
All Monkeys being Tigers is a possibility
Statements:
Statements – 1: All monkeys are helpers. No Helper is Tiger. All elephants are Tigers
Statements – 2: All monkeys are Helpers. No Helper is elephant. All elephants are
Tigers
Statements – 3: Some monkeys are Helpers. No Helper is Tiger. All elephants are
Tigers
Statements – 4: No monkey is Tiger. No Helper is elephant. All elephants are Tigers
Statements – 5: Some monkeys are Helpers. No Helper is elephant. No monkey is Tiger
A. Only Statements – 1
B. Only Statements – 2
C. Only Statements – 3
D. Only Statements – 4
E. Only Statements – 5

4. Conclusions:
Atleast some chairs are pillows.
All sheet being chairs is a possibility.
Statements:
Statements – 1: No pillows is chairs. Some chairs are bed. No pillow is sheet.
Statements – 2: Some pillows are chairs. Some chairs are bed. No Sheet is chairs.
Statements – 3: All pillows are chairs. Some chairs are bed. No pillow is sheet.
Statements – 4: Some pillows are chairs. All chairs are bed. No Sheet is chairs.
Statements – 5: No pillows is chairs. All chairs are bed. No pillow is sheet.
A. Only Statements – 1
B. Only Statements – 2
C. Only Statements – 3
D. Only Statements – 4
E. Only Statements – 5

5. Conclusions:
All potatoes are gingers.
Some gingers are definitely not fishes
Statements:
Statements – 1: Some potatoes are jars. Some jars are ginger. No fish is jar
Statements – 2: All gingers are jars. Some jars are potatoes. No fish is jar
Statements – 3: All potatoes are jars. Some jars are ginger. Some fishes are ginger
Statements – 4: All potatoes are jars. All jars are ginger. No fish is jar
Statements – 5: All potatoes are jars. All jars are ginger. Some fishes are ginger
A. Only Statements – 1
B. Only Statements – 2
C. Only Statements – 3
D. Only Statements – 4
E. Only Statements – 5

High Level Puzzle For SBI 2017

Q.(1-5).  P,Q,S,T,U,V and W live on a different floor of a building having seven floors
numbered 1 to 7, Ground floor is numbered 1 and so on. All of them belong to
different colleges viz KIET, GLA, MVN, NGF, BSA, HIMT and BDIT but not
necessarily in the same order.

The one who belongs to NGF college does not live on an even numbered
floor. Neither S nor U lives immediately above or immediately above or
immediately below T’s floor. S belongs to HIMT college and there is one floor
between the floor on which T and S live. T lives on an even numbered
floor but he does not live on floor no 4. P lives immediately above U’s
floor. V belongs to GLA college but he does not live on the topmost floor. U
belongs to BSA college and lives immediately below P’s floor.
There are two floors between the floor on which Q and U live. Q lives two
floors below W’s floor and belongs to MVN college. There are three floors
between W and P. P belongs to KIET college and lives on an odd numbered
floor. The one belongs to BDIT college lives on floor no 6. The one who belongs to
KIET college lives on floor number third.
There is only one person between the person who belongs to BDIT college  and
the one who belongs to HIMT college but that person is neither P nor U. The
one who belongs to NGF college lives immediately above T’s floor. T does
not live on floor no 2. Those who live on floor no 4 and floor no 2 belong to
HIMT and BSA colleges respectively.

1. On which of the following floor does V live ?
1.First
2.Fourth
3.Sixth
4.Seventh
5.None of these

2. U belongs to which of the following college ?
1.BDIT
2.BSA
3.MVN
4.HIMT
5.None of these

3. Who among the following lives on the fourth floor ?
1.S
2.P
3.W
4.U
5.None of these

4. How many floors are there between the floors P and T ?
1.Four
2.Five
3.One
4.Two
5.None of these

5. Which of the following is true ?
1.5-V-HIMT
2.1-U-GLA
3.7-W-NGF
4.6-S-MVN
5.None of these

HIGH LEVEL PUZZLE for SBI

Directions (Q.1-5): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

Eight persons P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W are sitting around a circular table facing the center. They belong to different cities, VIZ  Mathura, Meerut, LUCKNOW, NOIDA, JAIPUR, DELHI,  FARIDABAD and GURGAON, but not necessarily in the same order. They also like three different Games-Cricket, Hockey and Football. At least two persons like one Game.

 U is from NOIDA and likes Football. W likes the same Game as V. V is the third to the left of U. Q sits opposite the person who is from GURGAON. R is sits exactly opposite the person who belongs to Mathura. The persons who belong to DELHI and LUCKNOW like Hockey. V is from GURGAON. Q is from LUCKNOW. The persons who like Hockey are not immediate neighbours of each other. The one who is from Faridabad does not like Hockey or Cricket. W is not from DELHI. Only S and T like Cricket and S sits third to the right of T. Q does not sits opposite to P. P is from JAIPUR and likes Hockey and sits on the immediate right of T.

1.  1.     Who among the following is from Meerut?

1)      The one who likes football

2)      S

3)      The one who like Hockey

4)      T

5)      None of these

2.     2.  Which of the following groups likes Football ?

1)      U, V, W

2)      R, V, W

3)      Q, R, W

4)      V, U, R

5)      None of these

3.      3. T belongs to which of the following cities?

1)      DELHI

2)      Meerut

3)      Mathura

4)      Faridabad

5)      None of these

4.     4.  Which of the following combinations is true?

1)      V-hockey-GURGAON

2)       R - football-Meerut

3)      S-cricket-Mathura

4)      None is true

5)      None of these

5.      5. Which of the following statements is/are true?

1)      V is from GURGAON and likes hockey

2)      R is from DELHI and likes hockey

3)      U does not like football

4)      W belong to Meerut and likes cricket

5)      None of these

High level Puzzle For SBI

Q.(1-3). Eight family members Ram, Swati, Seema, Reena , Manju, Gita, Raman and Sonu are seating around a circle and facing at the centre. Each of them has one of the different profession i.e. Lawyer , Doctor, Engineer, Banker, Architect, Teacher, Actor and singer but not necessarily in the same order.

 Reena is not an immediate neighbor of Swati, who is a teacher. Only one person sits between  Manju and  Seema.  Seema  is the mother of Sonu who is a Singer.  Seema is not an immediate  neighbor of  Gita. Swati  sits second to the left of  Manju’s husband . No female is an immediate neighbour of Swati. Raman is the father of an Architect.  Raman’s  daughter sits second to the right of  Reena. Reena who is a lawyer,  is the sister of Seema.  Swati’s daughter is an Engineer.  Reena is not an immediate neighbour of  Manju’s husband. Only one person sits between Ram and Reena. Ram is the father of Seema and he is a Banker. Manju’s brother Raman sits to the immediate left of  Manju’s mother .  Only one person sits between Manju’s mother and Gita.  Raman is not a Actor. 

Q.1. Who sits second to the right of Manju's Mother ?

1. Ram                 2. Swati         3. Raman                4.Sonu                5.None of these.

Q.2. Who sits immediate right of Ram ?

1.Seema                  2. Raman                  3. Gita                  4. Sonu         5. None of these

Q.3.  Who sits opposite to Reena ?

1. Gita                2. Swati              3. Ram               4. Sonu               5. None of these