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Five persons P, Q, R, S and T sit in a row facing north. P sits in the middle. Q sits immediately to the left of P and T sits immediately to the right of P. R sits at the left end and is from Delhi. S sits at the right end and is from Pune. The five are from Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata and Pune, one each. Q is from Mumbai. The person from Chennai sits next to the person from Pune. Who is from Kolkata?

P is from Kolkata. The row is R, Q, P, T, S. Chennai and Kolkata are left for P and T. The Chennai person must sit beside the Pune person S, which only T does, so P gets Kolkata.

  1. APCorrect
  2. BQ
  3. CT
  4. DR

Explanation

The order from the left is R, Q, P, T, S. R is from Delhi, S from Pune and Q from Mumbai, so Chennai and Kolkata remain for P and T. The Chennai person must sit next to S (Pune), and only T does. So T is from Chennai and P is from Kolkata. T is wrong because T sits next to S.

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