Question : Directions: Seven students Pawan, Aman, Raman, Sanam, Tanmay, Umang and Vikram took a series of tests. No two students got similar marks. Vikram scored just more than Pawan and Pawan scored just more than Aman. Raman and Tanmay scored the highest and the lowest marks but not necessarily in the same order. Umang’s score was less than only Raman's score. Sanam’s score was higher than only one person. Whose score was in between the scores of Pawan and Sanam?

Option 1: Vikram

Option 2: Umang

Option 3: Raman

Option 4: Aman

Question : Directions: Seven students of a school, E, F, G, H, I, J, and K have all obtained different scores. E's score was less than only one student. K scored more than only one person. H's score was more than I's but less than E's. Neither F

Question : Directions: The marks of seven students A, B, C, D, E, F, and G in a test were given as follows: A's score was exactly between E's and F's scores. B's score was more than only G's score. C's score was immediately more than B's

Question : Directions: Seven friends Pradeep, Ashu, Rishi, Sam, Tina, Uma, and Vicky score in an exam are given. No two students get the same marks. Pradeep scored less than Vicky but more than Ashu. Rishi and Tina scored the highest and lowest marks but not necessarily

Question : Directions: The ages of seven colleagues are compared. Pawan is older than only Lalit and Kunal. Jatin is the oldest. Manish is younger than only Jatin. Nilesh and Ojha are older than Pawan. Who is the third youngest colleague?

Question : Directions: The contribution of seven colleagues P, A, R, S, T, U and V to a farewell party is given. No two colleagues contributed the same amount. V contributed more than P who contributed more than A. R and T contributed the maximum and minimum amount