Ordering and Ranking MCQ Quiz - Objective Question with Answer for Ordering and Ranking - Download Free PDF

Given statement;

Total strength of class = 150

Girls :Boys  = 1 : 2

This means 100 boys and 50 girls are there in the class.

The rank of Kunal from the top is 25th. 

which means 24 students are ahead of Kunal and 10 are girls. So 14 are boys.

Total boys = 100

ahead of Kunal = 14

Behind Kunal = 100 - 14 - 1(Kunal) = 85 boys. (Kunal is a boy so he will also be counted)

Hence, there are "85" boys behind Kunal.

Given persons are E, J, K, M, R, S and V.

1) V is taller than R but shorter than S.

2) K is taller than J who is shorter than R.  

                        S > V > R > J, K > J

3) As many person taller than M as many person shorter than him.

4) At least two persons are taller than K.

5) J is not shortest among all.

Case – 1   S > V > K > M > R > J > E    

Case – 2   S > V > R > M > K > J > E

6) R is not taller than M. Hence, the final arrangement is as follows

                  S > V > K > M > R > J > E    

Hence, the correct arrangement is S > V > K > M > R > J > E. 

Given persons are E, J, K, M, R, S and V.

1) V is taller than R but shorter than S.

2) K is taller than J who is shorter than R.  

                        S > V > R > J, K > J

3) As many person taller than M as many person shorter than him.

4) At least two persons are taller than K.

5) J is not shortest among all.

Case – 1   S > V > K > M > R > J > E    

Case – 2   S > V > R > M > K > J > E

6) R is not taller than M. Hence, the final arrangement is as follows

                  S > V > K > M > R > J > E    

Hence, four persons are shorter than K.

Given: A class of girls stands in a single line. One girl is seventeenth in order from both the ends.

Total number of girls in the class = Position of the girls from the left end + Position of the girls from the right end - 1

Total number of girls in the class = 17 + 17 - 1 → 33

Hence, "Option 2" is the correct answer.

Given:

There are 8 friends Sachin, Naman, Anand, Rahul, Chaman, Baman, Fauzan and Dhoni each of different age.

Rahul is older than Fauzan who is older than only two friends in the given group.

This means Fauzan is the 6th oldest (older than exactly two others).

 _>_ >_ >_ > _> Fauzan >_ > _ (Oldest to Youngest so far)

Sachin is younger than Naman but older than Dhoni.

 Naman > Sachin > Dhoni

Baman is older than Chaman, Fauzan is older than Baman.

 _>_ >_ >_ > _> Fauzan > Baman > Chaman

Naman is not the oldest.

Dhoni is younger than Rahul who is younger than Sachin.

_>Naman > Sachin > Rahul > Dhoni > Fauzan > Baman > Chaman

Final arrangement:

Anand >Naman > Sachin > Rahul > Dhoni > Fauzan > Baman > Chaman

Thus, Sachin is 3rd oldest friend in the given group.

Hence, the correct answer is "Option 3".

Persons: A, B, C, D, E, F, and G.

1) C is shorter than only G. So, G must be the tallest.

2) The number of persons taller than B is equal to the number of persons shorter than D. So, B and D must be either 3^rd tallest or 3^rd shortest.

3) Neither A nor E is shortest. So, E and A must be taller than F.

G > C > B/D > A/E > D/B > E/A > F

Hence, F is the shortest. 

Sindhu is 15^th from front end and Madhu is 10^th from back end.

On combining the statements, we get,

(Front end is taken on the top and back end is taken on the bottom) 

Total number of persons in the queue are 14 + 5 + 9 + 2 = 30

Therefore, 30 is the correct answer.

Given: In a row of 21 girls when Monica was shifted by four places towards the right, she became 12th from the left end.
(Left)(Right)
From the figure we can see that Monica's initial from the right end is 14th.

Monica from right end = 21 - 8 + 1 = 14

Hence, the correct answer is option (4).

1. Rajesh ranks 15^th from the top and Prakash ranks 25^th from the bottom.

2. Gyan is on the 10^th place ahead of Prakash.

3. If there are 10 students, exactly in between Rajesh and Gyan. 

Total number of students in the class = 15 + 10 + 1 + 9 + 25 = 60

Hence, ‘60’ is the correct answer.

From the statements:

⇒ Baby is shorter than Anil.

Anil > Baby

⇒ Anil is taller than Sunny who is shorter than Baby.

Anil > Baby > Sunny

⇒ Anil is taller than Bose who is shorter than Sunny.

Thus, the final arrangement is as follows:

Anil > Baby > Sunny > Bose

We can see that Bose is the shortest.

Hence, Bose is correct.

Who is used for the second person in a connecting statement:

For example: 

Anil is taller than Sunny, who is shorter than Baby → It means Anil is taller than Sunny and Sunny is shorter than Baby.

The logic followed here is:

Total number of people = 45

Monalisa is 27th from the left end.

So, Place of Monalisa from the right end = 45 - 27 + 1 = 19.

Rakhi is 12th from the right end.

So, Place of Rakhi from the right end = 45 - 12 + 1 = 34.

Now, the ratio between Monalisa’s position from the right end to Rakhi’s position from the left end is:- 19 : 34

Hence, the correct answer is "19 : 34".

Alternate Method

According to the given information:

Total number of people = 45

Monalisa is 27^th from the left end.

Rakhi is 12^th from the right end.

So, total students 27 + 12 = 39

Hence, overlapping does not occur in this case.

The number of people between them = 45 – 39 = 6

So, we get - 26 (Monalisha) 6 (Rakhi) 11.

Therefore, Monalisa’s position from right end = 45 – 26 = 19

Rakhi’s position from left end = 45 – 11 = 34

Ratio between them = 19: 34

Anil's position 16th from the left end

Vikas's position 18th from the right end

Gopal is 11th from Anil towards the right and 3rd from Vikas towards the right end

The number of boys towards the right of Gopal = Position of Vikas from the right end - Position of Gopal from Vikas - 1 = 18 - 3 - 1 =14

Therefore the total number of boys in the row = Position of Anil from left end + Position of Gopal from Anil + Number of boys towards the right of Gopal

⇒ 16 + 11 + 14 = 41

Hence, the correct answer is "41".

Alternate Method

Total Number of boys = Position of Gopal from Left + Right - 1 = 27 + 15 - 1 = 41

Hence, the correct answer is "41".

From the given information:

Total number of students in a class = 100

Students with marks more than Sharmistha = 24

Students with marks less than Amit = 18 

Total = 24 + 18 = 42

Now we have to find out the number of students who score lesser marks than Sharmistha but more marks than Amit: 

100 - 42 - 2 (Sharmistha & Amit) ⇒ 100 - 44 = 56

Hence the correct answer is option 3)

The logic followed here is:

The Rank of Soumya from the left end = 17th.

The Rank of Kiran from the right end = 37th.

The Rank of Soumya from the right end = Rank of Kiran from the right end - 13th.

37 - 13 = 24th.

Total number of person in the row = Rank of Soumya from the left end + Rank of Soumya from the right end - 1.

= 17 + 24 - 1 = 40.

Hence, the correct answer is 'Option 2'.

Given:

1) Four students ranked between Rahul and Sreeja. Sreeja ranked 14th from the top while Rahul ranked 7th from the bottom.

2) Total number of students

=> Total number students = Sreeja's rank from top + Rahul's rank from bottom + students between Rahul and Sreeja

=> Total number students = 14 + 7 + 4 = 25

Hence, there are “25” students in the class.