SBI PO Reasoning Questions with Solutions PDF, Practice FREE

Q1. Six friends P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting in a row facing north.
– T sits third from the left end.
– Only one person sits between T and Q.
– R sits immediate right of Q.
– P sits second to the right of R.
– U sits immediate left of S.

Who sits at the extreme right end of the row?

Q2. Six persons A, B, C, D, E and F sit around a circular table, facing the centre.
– D sits third to the right of A.
– C sits immediate right of A.
– B sits second to the right of D.
– E sits immediate left of B.

Who sits immediate right of B?

Q3. Six friends P, Q, R, S, T and U live on six different floors (1 = lowest, 6 = topmost).
– Only one floor is between T and Q.
– R lives immediately below Q.
– S lives immediately below T.
– Only one floor is between R and P.
– U lives on the topmost floor.
– T lives on an even-numbered floor, below Q.

Who lives on the floor immediately above P?

Q4. Five boxes P, Q, R, S and T are kept one above another. Box 1 is at the bottom.
– Box R is kept just above Box P.
– Two boxes are kept between Box R and Box T.
– Box Q is kept immediately below Box T.

How many boxes are kept above Box S?

Q5. Statements: All pens are books. Some books are pencils.
Conclusion I: Some pencils are pens.
Conclusion II: Some books are pens.

Q6. Statements: All chairs are tables. All tables are stools.
Conclusion I: All chairs are stools.
Conclusion II: Some stools are chairs.

Q7. Statements: Some books are pens. Some pens are pencils.
Conclusion I: Some books are pencils.
Conclusion II: No book is a pencil.

Q8. Pointing to a photograph, Rohan said: “She is the daughter of my grandfather’s only son.” How is the woman related to Rohan?

Q9. A is B’s brother. C is D’s father. E is B’s mother. A and D are siblings. How is E related to D?

Q10. Introducing a man, a woman said: “His wife is the only daughter of my father.” How is the woman related to the man?

Q11. In a certain code, TABLE is written as UZCKF. How will CHAIR be written in that code?

Q12. If RAIN is coded as 42 and STORM is coded as 85, using the same coding logic, how is CLOUD coded?

Q13. In a certain code, PAPER is written as QCSIW. How is PENCIL written in the same code?

Q14. How many steps are required to complete the given arrangement?

Q15. Which step number gives the output: 45 30 12 forest 8 mountain river valley?

Q16. Komal failed an exam by 10% of the maximum marks. Had she scored 20 more marks she would have passed by 5% of the maximum marks. What is the maximum marks?

Q17. A village has 10,000 people. 40% are males. 25% of males and 30% of females are graduates. Find the total number of graduates.

Q18. In a school, 40% of students study Science, 30% study Arts, 20% study Commerce. The remaining 200 students study other subjects. Find the total number of students.

Q19. In a constituency, 75% of 1,50,000 registered voters voted. 5,000 votes were invalid. The winner got 60% of valid votes. Find the margin of victory.

Q20. In an exam, 70% students passed in Hindi and 65% passed in English. If 27% failed in both, find the percentage who passed in both subjects.

Q21. Sham obtained M marks and failed by 8% of the maximum marks. Raju obtained (M + 24) marks and passed by 4% more than the passing marks. Find the difference in their percentage marks if the maximum marks is 200.

Q22. In a village of 5,000 people, 40% are females. 70% of males and 50% of females are literate. Find the number of illiterate people.

Q23. A class has 40 students, 50% are boys. 40% of boys and 60% of girls scored above 80%. Find the total number of students scoring above 80%.

Q24. In an election, a candidate got 55% of valid votes and won by 3,600 votes. If 10% of total votes polled were invalid, find the total votes polled.

Q25. In a survey of 2,000 people, 40% use product A, 50% use product B, and 20% use both. Find the number who use only A.

Q26. If the price of rice increases by 20%, by what percentage should consumption be reduced to keep expenditure the same?

Q27. A student scored 25% and failed by 30 marks. If the pass percentage is 55%, find the minimum marks required to pass.

Q28. The population of village A is 4 times that of village B. A increases by 10% and B by 20% per year. Total population after 1 year is 1,08,000. Find the original population of B.

Q29. In an election, valid votes are 90% of total votes. The winner got 54% of valid votes. The margin was 2,160 votes. Find the total votes cast.

Q30. What is x% of y?
Statement I: x = 40
Statement II: y = 500.