Weekly Schedule Puzzle: Who Visits on Which Day Quiz — 5 Free Questions

📖 Read the passage, then answer the questions below

Seven friends -- Anjali, Bimal, Charu, Dinesh, Esha, Faisal, and Gita -- each visit the dentist on a different day of the same week, from Monday to Sunday, not necessarily in that order.

Bimal visits on Monday. Gita visits the day immediately after Bimal. Faisal visits the second day after Gita. Anjali visits the day immediately before Faisal. Charu visits the day immediately after Faisal. Esha visits the day immediately after Charu.

Question 1

Consider the following three statements: I. Faisal visits the second day after Gita. II. Dinesh visits on Sunday. III. Bimal visits the day immediately after Anjali. Which of the statements is/are true?

Question 2

Which of the following statements is true?

Question 3

Who visits two days before Esha?

Question 4

On which day does Gita visit?

Question 5

How many people visit before Charu's day?

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About Weekly Schedule Puzzle: Who Visits on Which Day

CLAT's Logical Reasoning section includes schedule-based arrangement puzzles: a set of people are assigned to the different days of a week according to a list of clues, and each question asks about their relative order -- no outside knowledge is needed beyond the clues given up front.

This quiz is built around a single weekly schedule: seven friends each visiting the dentist on a different day, from Monday to Sunday, fully pinned down by six clues given up front. Every question below is answered using that one schedule -- 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 day look-ups, counting questions, "which of the following is true" questions, a hypothetical day-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 schedule rather than the same five memorised by rote.