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H, Y, T, U and P got different ranks based on their marks in the semester examination and viva. H got 3rd rank in the semester exam and 5th rank in the viva. T got 5th position in the semester and 1st position in the viva. P got 2nd position in both exams and viva. Y got 1st position in semester examinations and 4th position in the viva. Who got 3rd position in the viva?

H, Y, T, U and P got different ranks based on their marks in the semester examination and viva. H got 3rd rank in the semester exam and 5th rank in the viva. T got 5th position in the semester and 1st position in the viva. P got 2nd position in both exams and viva. Y got 1st position in semester examinations and 4th position in the viva. Who got 3rd position in the viva? Correct Answer U

1) H got the 3rd rank in the semester exam and the 5th rank in the viva.

2) T got the 5th position in the semester exam and the 1st position in the viva.

Rank

Semester

Viva

1

 

T

2

 

 

3

H

 

4

 

 

5

T

H

 

3) P got 2nd position in both the exam and viva.

4) Y got 1st position in semester examinations and 4th position in the viva.

Rank

Semester

Viva

1

Y

T

2

P

P

3

H

 

4

 

Y

5

T

H

 

Now the only positions left is for U.

Rank

Semester

Viva

1

Y

T

2

P

P

3

H

U

4

U

Y

5

T

H

 

Hence, U got 3rd position in Viva.

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