GAT Analytical Reasoning MCQs

P at the far left occupies position 1, so Q must occupy position 2.
R remains in position 3.

D must be left of A, A left of B, and B left of C.
This gives D-A-B-C.

Moving three places right from position 2 reaches position 5.
Thus, F is fifth from the left.

The consecutive order is P-Q-R.
If P is second, Q is third and R is fourth.

The condition explicitly places A immediately beside C.
No other person can occupy that adjacent position.

H is sixth from the left in a seven-seat row.
Positions 3, 4, and 5 lie between G and H.

The chain A-B-C-D must remain in that order.
With E at the far left, the chain fills positions 2 to 5, placing D at the far right.

K is immediately to the left of J.
With J fourth, K is third.

D is in position 5.
Two seats to its left is position 3.

Moving from 10th to 6th means passing the runners in 9th, 8th, 7th, and 6th positions.
He overtook 4 runners.

Positions 1, 3, and 5 are occupied by A, C, and E.
The remaining positions 2 and 4 are occupied by B and D in either order.

Total candidates = 18 + 25 - 1.
This equals 42.