Crack IBPS PO/Clerk 2017 – Logical Reasoning (Inequality)

Crack IBPS PO/Clerk 2017 – Logical Reasoning (Inequality):

Dear Readers, IBPS is conducting Online Examination for the recruitment of Probationary Officers (PO) and Clerical Cadre. Preliminary Examination of IBPS PO is scheduled from 7^th Oct 2017 and for IBPS Clerk from 2nd Dec 2017. To enrich your preparation here we have providing new series of Practice Questions on Reasoning Ability. Candidates those who are appearing in IBPS PO/Clerk Exam can practice these questions daily and make your preparation effective.

Directions (1-5): In these questions, certain symbols have been used to indicate relationships between elements as follows:

P @ Q means P is not smaller than Q.

P # Q means P is neither smaller than nor equal to Q.

P % Q means P is neither greater than nor smaller than Q.

P $ Q means P is not greater than Q.

P * Q means P is neither greater than nor equal to Q.

1. Statements: R $ W, W % J, J @ K

Conclusions:

I) R $ K

II) W @ K

III) J @ R.

1. Only I and II follows
2. Only II and III follow
3. None follows
4. Only I and III follow
5. All follows

2. Statements: S @ V, V # M, V % F

Conclusions:

I) S # M

II) S @ F

III) M # F

1. None follows
2. Only I& ll follows
3. Only II follow
4.  Only   III follow
5. Only II & III follows

3. Statements: C * D, D # T, T $ J

Conclusions:

I) C * T

II) D $ J

III) J # C

1. None follows
2. Only I follow
3. Only II follow
4.  Only   III follow
5. Only II & III follows

4. Statements: B $ D, D * F, R % B

Conclusions:

I) F # R

II) R $ D

III) B # F

1. All follows
2. Only II and III follow
3. Only I and III follow
4. None follows
5. Only I and II follows

5. Statements: V # I, I @ J, J $ P

Conclusions:

I) V # J

II) V # P

III) P # I

1. Only II follows
2. Only I and III follow
3. Only I follow
4. Only   III follow
5. None of these

Directions (6-10): In these questions, certain symbols have been used to indicate relationships between elements as follows:

A % B means A is either smaller than or equal to B.

A – B means A is greater than B.

A # B means A is neither greater than nor smaller than B.

A $ B means A is smaller than B.

A @ B means A is either greater than or equal to B.

6. Statements: Q $ T, T % G, Q – N

Conclusions:

I) Q $ G

II) N $ T

III) N – G

1. Either I or II only follows
2. Only I follow
3. I and II only follows
4. II and III only follow
5. None of these

7. Statements: U # F, F $ W, W – K

Conclusions:

I) K $ U

II) K # U

III) W @ U

1. Only I and II follows
2. Only II and III follow
3. Only I and III follow
4. None follows
5. All follows

8. Statements: A $ T, T % C, C @ F

Conclusions:

I) A # T

II) A @ F

III) C – A.

1. Only II follows
2. Only I and II follows
3. Only I follow
4. Only II and III follow
5. Only III follows

9. Statements: H @ D, D – B, B $ W

Conclusions:

I) B $ H

II) W $ H

III) D $ W

1. Only II follows
2. Only I and III follow
3. Only I follow
4. Only III follow
5. None of these

10. Statements: V $ F, F % P, P – J

Conclusions:

I) J $ F

II) P – V

III) V – J

1. None follows
2. Only I follow
3. Only II follow
4. Only III follow
5. Only II & III follows

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