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Pattern: +5, -2, +8, -2, +14, -2, +26. Numbers alternate between doubling previous and subtracting 2. 26×2 = 52
Each letter coded by its position: X=24, R=18, A=1, Y=25. Similarly: S=19, C=3, A=1, N=14
Man's mother's mother = Man's grandmother. Grandmother's daughter = Man's mother. This person is Neha's mother, so the man is Neha's brother
Ratio 2:3:4, if 4x=12, then x=3. Capacities: 6, 9, 12. Total = 27 liters
Simply count letters in SEPTEMBER: S-E-P-T-E-M-B-E-R = 9 letters
N=14, V=22. Middle position = (14+22)/2 = 18 = R
Minute hand at 3 (90°). Hour hand at 3 + 15/60 × 30 = 3 + 7.5 = 97.5°. Difference = 97.5 - 90 = 7.5°
This is a basic deductive logic: If A⊆B and B⊆C, then A⊆C. Roses ⊆ Flowers ⊆ Plants, so Roses ⊆ Plants
First letters: J, K, L, M, N (increment by 1). Numbers: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 (increment by 2). Last letters: Z, X, V, T, R (decrement by 2 in alphabet)
Logical sequence: Seed → Plant → Tree → Flower → Fruit
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The SSC Combined Graduate Level (CGL) exam, conducted by the Staff Selection Commission, recruits candidates for various Group B and Group C posts in central government departments — including Income Tax Inspector, Excise Inspector, Auditor, Assistant Section Officer, and Statistical Investigator. The exam has two tiers: Tier-1 (objective) and Tier-2 (objective + descriptive).
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Tip for serious aspirants
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