Question
Who among the following person is the
GM? Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below. Eight persons – S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z are working in different designations in a bank, but not necessarily in the same order. The designations are CEO, COO, MD, GM, BM, PO, SO and Clerk. CEO is the senior-most designation whereas Clerk is the junior-most designation. Y is three persons senior to Z. Only one person is designated between Z and W. More than two persons are designated between W and X, who is junior to Y. As many persons designated between Y and X is same as between U and Z. V is two persons junior to T. As many persons senior to T is same as junior to W.Solution
We have, Y is three persons senior to Z. Only one person is designated between Z and W. From the above condition, there are two possibilities
Again we have, More than two persons are designated between W and X, who is junior to Y. As many persons designated between Y and X is same as between U and Z. V is two persons junior to T. As many persons senior to T is same as junior to W. From the above conditions, case S and case Ia get eliminated. Hence case II shows the final arrangement.
Hence case II shows the final arrangement. 
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