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  1. Anuj - 6, Bhola - 2, Chandan - 5, Dilip - 1, Eswar - 3, Faisal - 4
  2. Anuj - 2, Bhola - 6, Chandan - 5, Dilip - 1, Eswar - 3, Faisal - 4
  3. Anuj - 4, Bhola - 2, Chandan - 6, Dilip - 3, Eswar - 1, Faisal - 5
  4. Anuj - 2, Bhola - 4, Chandan - 6, Dilip - 1, Eswar - 3, Faisal - 5
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Option 2 : Anuj - 2, Bhola - 6, Chandan - 5, Dilip - 1, Eswar - 3, Faisal - 4

Given,

There is a six-storeyed building, the ground floor is numbered 1, the floor above it 2 and so on.

Given conditions:

1) Anuj lives on an even-numbered floor → Possible floor numbers are 2, 4 and 6.

2) Bhola does not live on an odd-numbered floor → Possible floor numbers are 2, 4 and 6.

3) Chandan does not live on any of the floors below Faisal’s floor → Chandan's floor number > Faisal's floor number.

4) Dilip does not live on floor number 2

5) Eswar does not live on a floor immediately above or immediately below Bhola → The difference between floor number of Eswar and Bhola > 1

6) Faisal lives three floors above Dilip → The difference between floor number of Faisal and Dilip = 3

All these conditions are satisified in option 2

Thus, respective positions are Anuj - 2, Bhola - 6, Chandan - 5, Dilip - 1, Eswar - 3, Faisal - 4

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