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Among the five friends, Rishita, Anny, Ragini, Sharada and Gayatri, the marks obtained by Sharada is more than Anny and Rishita. Ragini ‘s marks are less than Anny but more than Rishita. Gayatri marks are more than Ragini and Rishita but less than Anny. Who scored the second highest marks among all the five friends?

Among the five friends, Rishita, Anny, Ragini, Sharada and Gayatri, the marks obtained by Sharada is more than Anny and Rishita. Ragini ‘s marks are less than Anny but more than Rishita. Gayatri marks are more than Ragini and Rishita but less than Anny. Who scored the second highest marks among all the five friends? Correct Answer Anny

According to the given information, The marks obtained by Sharada is more than Anny and Rishita.

Sharada > Anny and Rishita

Ragini ‘s marks are less than Anny but more than Rishita

Sharada > Anny > Ragini > Rishita

Gayatri ‘s marks are more than Ragini and Rishita but less than Anny

Sharada > Anny > Gayatri > Ragini > Rishita

Hence, Anny has obtained the second-highest marks among all. 

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