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Six buildings L. M, N, X, Y and Z are in a circle facing the centre. Each building is exactly opposite another one. Building X is not immediately next to either Building M or Building Z. Building M is to Building Y's immediate right/ Building N is exactly opposite Building M. Building L, which is opposite Building X, has Building Z to its immediate right. Which of the following buildings is located to Building Z's immediate right?
Six buildings ‘L’, ‘M’, ‘N’, ‘Y’ and ‘Z’ stand in a circle facing the centre. Each building is exactly opposite another one. Building ‘X’ is NOT immediately next to either building ‘M’ or ‘Z’. Building ‘M’ is to building Y’s immediate right. Building ‘N’ is exactly opposite building ‘M’. Building ‘L’, which is opposite building ‘X’, has building ‘Z’ to its immediate right. Which of the following buildings is located between building ‘L’ and ‘Y’?  
Six buildings L, M, N, X, Y, and Z stand in a circle facing the centre. Each building is exactly opposite another one. Building X is not immediately next to either building M or Z. Building M is to building Y’s immediate right. Building N is exactly opposite building M. Building L which is opposite building X, has building Z to its immediate right. Which of the following buildings is located to building Z’s immediate right?
Six buildings L, M, N, X, Y and Z stand in a circle facing the centre. Each building is exactly opposite another one. Building X is not immediately next to either building M or Z. Building M is to building Y’s immediate right. Building N is exactly opposite building M. Building L, which is opposite building X, has building Z to its immediate right. Which of the following buildings is located to building X’s immediate right?
The table given below shows the number of cars manufactured by 7 different companies in a month. Companies Number of Cars C1 2600 C2 3200 C3 4200 C4 1800 C5 2200 C6 2800 C7 3500 Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct? I. Ratio of number of cars manufactured by company C4 to the number of cars manufactured by company C6 is 9 : 14 respectively. Il. Average number of cars manufactured by per company is 2900. 
The question given below consists of a statement, followed by three arguments numbered I, II and III. You have to decide which of the arguments is/are ‘strong’ arguments and which is/are ‘weak’ arguments and accordingly choose your answer from the alternatives given below each question. Statement: State-run Energy Efficiency Services (EESL) has scrapped its second tender for procurement of 10,000 electric cars as the industry awaits clarification on specifications for chargers which will allow higher end, luxury automakers to come into the picture. This tender was floated in April and had been on hold after a preliminary pre-bid meeting. A similar tender was floated in August last year, and the rollout of 10,000 cars under the tender was expected to be completed by March 2019.  Why is EESL scraping the tender for procurement of 10,000 electric cars? Arguments: I. The share of luxury cars could go further up since it would be a good way of aggregating demand, Kumar said. This, however, strictly depends on the final order from DST. II. The tender had set aside 20% share of the total order for higher end and upgraded sedans category, which would allow foreign automakers like Nissan, Hyundai, Kia Motors to drive away with a fair share of the tender.  III. EESL said that the company has been awaiting clarification from the Department of Science & Technology (DST) to issue the standard norms for charging stations because of which the tender was first put on hold and now has been scrapped entirely.
The bar graph given below shows the total number of cars manufactured by two companies A and B for the 5 given years. J1 = Difference between the total number of cars manufactured by company A and the total number of cars manufactured by company B in all five years together J2 = Average number of cars manufactured per year by company A for the given period What is the value of J2 – J1?
What is the probability of the cars driven out having colour other than yellow? Statement: I) The showroom has 6 white cars, 5 black cars and 4 yellow cars. II)  Three cars are driven out at random.
A survey on a sample of 500 new cars being sold at showroom conducted to see which of two popular options – Air Condition and Power Windows – were already installed. 40 cars had air conditioning and power windows. 210 cars had only power windows and 240 cars had only air conditioning. Then, what is the number of cars that had none of the options?
The pie chart given below shows the number of cars sold in 6 countries. Number of cars sold in a particular country are shown as a percentage of total number of cars sold in these 6 countries. Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct? I. Difference between the total central angle formed by A and F and total central angle formed by C and D is 32.4 degrees. II. If the total number of cars sold in B, C and E is 12650, then the total number of cars sold in these 6 countries are 23000.