Question : Directions: Rajesh. Ramesh, Suresh. Mukesh and Pritesh are five friends who scored different marks in a test. Two people scored between Rajesh and Mukesh. Ramesh scored the highest marks. Pritesh scored more than Suresh. Who scored the fourth highest marks?

Option 1: Suresh

Option 2: Rajesh

Option 3: Mukesh

Option 4: Ramesh

Question : Directions: P, Q, R, S, and T are five friends who scored different marks in an examination. Only two people scored more marks than P but less than S. Q scored the highest marks. T scored more marks than R. Who scored the fourth highest marks?

Question : Directions: Prateek, Kiran, Rohit, Suraj, and Tony scored different marks in a test. Only two people scored between Prateek and Suraj. Kiran scored the highest marks. Tony scored more than Rohit. Who scored the fourth highest marks?

Question : Directions: P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V are seven friends who scored different marks on a test. Scores of only two people lie between the scores of S and P with a score of P greater than S. R scored the highest marks. T scored more than Q. U and V scored

Question : Directions: Among five friends, Puneet, Qazir, Raman, Suresh, and Tinku, Tinku is shorter than only one friend. Raman is the tallest among all the friends. Qazir is taller than only one person. Only two persons are shorter than Puneet. Who is the shortest

Question : Directions: Seven students of a coaching centre Param, Qazi, Ravi, Suresh, Tanvir, Uday, and Varsha have obtained different percentages. Param scored the second-highest percentage in the centre. The percentage scored by Varsha was more than only one