General Studies · Circular Seating Arrangement
Seven people, B, C, D, I, J, K and L, are sitting around a circular table facing the centre of the table. L sits third to the left of I. Only one person sits between K and B when counted from the left of B. C sits third to the right of D. C sits to the immediate right of L. J is not an immediate neighbour of L. How many people sit between J and B when counted from the right of J?
- 1Four
- 2Three✓
- 3One
- 4Two
Correct answer
Three
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