The Constitution of India borrowed the concept of the

Statements: T < Q ≥ L; W < Q ≥ E; E < S

Conclusions:

I. T < S

II. S > Q

III. E < L

Statement- 1 - A ˂ B ˃ C ≥ F

2 - E ˃ B ≤ D ≠ G

Conclusions:

E > F

G ≥ B

D ˃ A

Statements: M % C & G @ T $ D; W % M # P 

Statements: O > P ≥ Q; N ≤ M < R; O = M ≤ S

Conclusions:


I. N < O

II. R > P

III. Q < M

Statements: J > A > G < N < K = V

Conclusion 

I. J > K                  

II. V > A

Statement: G ≤ L ≥ O ≥ W ≥ I < N

Conclusion: I. I < L                            II. L = I

Statements: M = N ≤ P = C > G, D ≥ M > T = F

Conclusion:

I. D ≥ N

II. N > F

III. F < P

Statements: L @ U, U # E, E * F, F % G

Conclusions:

I. G @ L

II. G * U

III. G @ U

Statements: C > D ≥ E > F; H ≥ G < F; I > H

Conclusions:

I. C > I

II. D > G

III. C ≤ H