Comprehension
Table 2: Employee Data
Legend:
M = Male, F = Female; Exe = Executive, Mgr = Manager, Dir = Director;
Y = Young, I = In-between, O = Old
| Sl. No. | Name | Gender | Designation | Age Group | Committed to Projects During | Interested in Workshop on |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Anshul | M | Mgr | Y | Jan, Mar | CS, EG |
| 2 | Bushkant | M | Dir | I | Feb, Mar | BO, EG |
| 3 | Charu | F | Mgr | I | Jan, Feb | BO, CS |
| 4 | Dinesh | M | Exe | O | Jan, Apr | BO, CS, EG |
| 5 | Eashwaran | N | Dir | O | Feb, Apr | BO |
| 6 | Fatima | F | Mgr | Y | Jan, Mar | BO, CS |
| 7 | Gayatri | F | Exe | Y | Feb, Mar | EG |
| 8 | Hari | M | Mgr | I | Feb, Mar | BO, CS, EG |
| 9 | Indira | F | Dir | O | Feb, Apr | BO, EG |
| 10 | John | M | Dir | Y | Jan, Mar | BO |
| 11 | Kalindi | F | Exe | I | Jan, Apr | BO, CS, EG |
| 12 | Lavanya | F | Mgr | O | Feb, Apr | CS, EG |
| 13 | Mandeep | M | Mgr | O | Mar, Apr | BO, EG |
| 14 | Nandlal | M | Dir | I | Jan, Feb | BO, EG |
| 15 | Parul | F | Exe | Y | Feb, Apr | CS, EG |
| 16 | Rahul | M | Mgr | Y | Mar, Apr | CS, EG |
| 17 | Sunita | F | Dir | Y | Jan, Feb | BO, EG |
| 18 | Urvashi | F | Exe | I | Feb, Mar | EG |
| 19 | Yamini | F | Mgr | O | Mar, Apr | CS, EG |
| 20 | Zeena | F | Exe | Y | Jan, Mar | BO, CS, EG |
Workshop Selection Rules
- For each workshop, exactly four employees are to be sent, of which:
- At least two should be females.
- At least one should be young.
- No employee can be sent to a workshop in which he/she is not interested.
- An employee cannot attend:
- Communication Skills (CS) if committed to projects in January.
- Business Opportunities (BO) if committed to projects in February.
- E-Governance (EG) if committed to projects in March.
Question: 1
Assuming that Parul and Hari are attending the workshop on Communication Skills (CS), then which of the following employees can possibly attend the CS workshop?
Assuming that Parul and Hari are attending the workshop on Communication Skills (CS), then which of the following employees can possibly attend the CS workshop?
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Always cross-check both workshop interest and month-commitment restrictions before finalizing participants.
Updated On: Jul 31, 2025
- Rahul and Yamini
- Dinesh and Lavanya
- Anshul and Yamini
- Fatima and Zeena
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The Correct Option is A
Solution and Explanation
Rules: Cannot attend CS if committed in Jan, at least two females, at least one young participant. Parul (F, Y) and Hari (M, I) are already in. Rahul (M, Y) and Yamini (F, O) both meet conditions (interested in CS, not committed in Jan). Hence the group Parul, Hari, Rahul, and Yamini satisfies all constraints.
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Question: 2
How many Executives (Exe) cannot attend more than one workshop?
How many Executives (Exe) cannot attend more than one workshop?
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Filter participants first by their interest list, then apply the month-specific restrictions to see how many workshops remain possible.
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- 3
- 15
- 16
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The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
Executives: Dinesh, Gayatri, Kalindi, Parul, Urvashi, Zeena.
Check each against workshop restrictions:
- Dinesh: Interested in 3 workshops, committed in Jan — can't attend CS, still has BO, EG (can attend more than one).
- Gayatri: Interested in EG only — only one possible workshop.
- Kalindi: Interested in BO, CS, EG — committed in Jan — can't attend CS, can attend BO, EG (more than one).
- Parul: Interested in CS, EG — can attend both.
- Urvashi: Interested in EG only — one possible workshop.
- Zeena: Interested in BO, CS, EG — committed in Jan — can't attend CS, can attend BO, EG (more than one).
Thus, Gayatri, Urvashi, and one more with a single interest count, giving 3 total.
- Gayatri: Interested in EG only — only one possible workshop.
- Kalindi: Interested in BO, CS, EG — committed in Jan — can't attend CS, can attend BO, EG (more than one).
- Parul: Interested in CS, EG — can attend both.
- Urvashi: Interested in EG only — one possible workshop.
- Zeena: Interested in BO, CS, EG — committed in Jan — can't attend CS, can attend BO, EG (more than one).
Thus, Gayatri, Urvashi, and one more with a single interest count, giving 3 total.
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Question: 3
Which of the following employees cannot attend any of the workshops?
Which of the following employees cannot attend any of the workshops?
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An “unattendable” case occurs when the employee’s entire interest list is fully eliminated by the given restrictions.
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- 4
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The Correct Option is A
Solution and Explanation
Apply restrictions: The only case is someone whose interests are all blocked by month-commitment restrictions. Eashwaran is interested only in BO but is committed in Feb (BO restricted). Therefore, he cannot attend any workshop.
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