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  1. L is the EE and reads one newspapers
  2. B is the CE and reads three newspapers
  3. N is the EE and reads four newspapers
  4. H is the AE and reads two newspapers
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Option 2 : B is the CE and reads three newspapers

Four Engineers: H, N, L, and B

Designations: CE, SE, EE, and AE

1) H is the AE.

Designations Person Newspaper Count
CE    
SE    
EE    
AE H  

2) N is not the EE.

3) N is not the CE and he reads more number of newspapers than L.

So, N is the SE.

4) The one who is the CE reads more number of newspapers than L.

Means; L designation is not CE. 

So, L is EE.

Designations Person Newspaper Count
CE B > L
SE N > L
EE L  
AE H  

5) The person who is the SE reads the maximum number of newspapers.

So, N reads 4 newspapers.

Designations Person Newspaper Count
CE B > L
SE N Four
EE L  
AE H  

6) B does not read two newspapers.

Designations Person Newspaper Count
CE B Three
SE N Four
EE L Two
AE H One

Hence, "B is the CE and reads three newspapers".

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