Circular Seating Arrangement: Positions and Specializations Quiz — 5 Free Questions

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Eight professors -- Kabir, Lakshmi, Manav, Nisha, Omkar, Pooja, Qasim, and Rhea -- sit around a circular table, all facing the center, not necessarily in this order. Each of them specializes in a different subject among Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, History, Geography, Mathematics, and English.

Rhea sits to the immediate left of Kabir. Lakshmi sits to the immediate right of Kabir, and specializes in Chemistry. Manav sits second to the right of Lakshmi, and specializes in Biology. Qasim sits to the immediate right of Lakshmi. Nisha sits to the immediate right of Manav, and specializes in Geography. Omkar sits to the immediate right of Nisha, and specializes in Economics. Kabir specializes in Physics. Rhea specializes in History. Pooja specializes in Mathematics.

Question 1

Who sits to the immediate right of the Chemistry specialist?

Question 2

Who specializes in Geography?

Question 3

Who sits to the immediate left of Manav?

Question 4

Consider the following three statements: I. Omkar sits directly opposite Lakshmi. II. Qasim specializes in English. III. Rhea sits to the immediate right of Pooja. Which of the statements is/are true?

Question 5

If Lakshmi and Rhea interchange seats, who would then sit to the immediate right of Kabir?

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About Circular Seating Arrangement: Positions and Specializations

CLAT's Logical Reasoning section includes analytical puzzles alongside argument-based questions -- arrangements that must be worked out purely from a set of clues given once, without any outside knowledge of the people or terms involved.

This quiz is built around a single circular seating arrangement: eight professors seated around a table, each specializing in a different subject, fully pinned down by nine clues given up front. Every question below is answered using that one arrangement -- nothing new is introduced question to question.

The twenty questions attached to it move through the kind of angles these puzzles are actually tested from: direct position and subject look-ups, "second to the left/right" questions, opposite-seat questions, "which of the following is true" questions, a hypothetical seat-swap, and a multi-statement combination question.

Only five of the twenty questions are shown on any single attempt, so replaying this quiz brings a genuinely different mix of angles on the same arrangement rather than the same five memorised by rote.