Infosys Actual Pattern

Six colleagues A, B, C, D, E, and F are standing in a queue according to their work experience (from least experienced to most experienced), all facing the same direction, but not necessarily in the same order.

B has more experience than C but less than E.

F is neither the most experienced nor the least experienced.

A has less experience than C and D.

F has more experience than B but less than D.

Which of the following can be concluded from the information? (Choose two correct solutions)

A. A is the least experienced

B. E is the most experienced

C. C is the second least experienced

D. D is the most experienced

E. F is in the middle position

During orientation day, five cousins P, Q, R, S, and T meet and talk about the clubs and sports they will join for the year. They belong to the Red, Orange, Purple, Silver, and Brown clubs and they play Cricket, Basketball, Badminton, Hockey, and Discus, not necessarily in the same order.

The following information is known:

P plays Cricket but is not a member of the Orange club.

R is a member of the Silver club.

The person who plays Badminton is in the Purple club.

Neither S nor Q play Hockey.

Q is a member of the Red club.

T plays Discus.

Analyse the data and answer the following question:

Which club is the person who plays Hockey a member of?

P, Q, R, S, T and U are sitting at a straight table in a row.

S and T are in the centre of the table.

P and Q are at the ends of the table.

R is sitting immediately to the left of P.

Which of these can be concluded from the given information?

A candy shop owner offers a combo of one chocolate box and one pack of gum for 1500 rupees. Which of these statements would be sufficient to determine the cost of the gum?

Statement I: The price of a pack of gum is 1/4 the price of the chocolate if the pack of gum is being sold at half of its original price.

Statement II: The cost of one chocolate box and three packs of gum is 2700.

A bus moves at a constant speed of 60 km/hr. Which of the following statements would be sufficient to determine the time taken by the bus to completely cross a bridge?

Statement I: The length of the bus is 300 metres.

Statement II: The length of the bridge is 700 metres.

During orientation week, five classmates P, Q, R, S, and T discuss the clubs and sports they will join for the year. They belong to the Maroon, Teal, Silver, Amber, and Lime clubs and they play Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Athletics, and Javelin, not necessarily in the same order.

The following information is known:

P plays Basketball but is not in the Teal or Lime club.

R is a member of the Amber club.

The person who plays Badminton is in the Lime club.

Neither S nor Q play Athletics.

Q is a member of the Maroon club and plays Volleyball.

T plays Javelin.

Analyse the data and answer the following question: Who is a member of the Lime club and also plays Badminton?

M and N each initially have the same amount of money. M pays for N's sandwich. Which of the given statements is sufficient to determine the money left with M?

Statement I: After M pays for N's sandwich, M has one-third the amount of money that N has.

Statement II: N's sandwich costs 150 rupees, and M's sandwich costs 40 rupees.

Five classmates P, Q, R, S, and T meet during lunch to decide their houses and sports for the year. They belong to the Blue, Maroon, Yellow, White, and Green houses and play Chess, Football, Tennis, Rugby, and Shotput, not necessarily in the same order.

The following information is known:

P plays Chess but is not in the Maroon house.

R is in the White house.

The person who plays Tennis is in the Green house.

Neither S nor Q play Rugby.

Q is in the Blue house.

T plays Shotput.

Analyse the data and answer the question:

Who is in the Blue house?

Lina is trying to figure out the order of four dance moves: W, X, Y, and Z. Which of the following statements is sufficient for her to determine the correct order of moves?

Statement 1: Y comes immediately after Z, and Z is not the first move.

Statement 2: X comes immediately before W, and W comes immediately before Z.

Which of these statements is sufficient to determine the age of Arjun in the year 2040?

Statement I: When Arjun was born, his mother was 24 years old, and she is 5 years younger than Arjun’s father.

Statement II: Arjun’s father was born in the leap year that came immediately after 1960.

Six neighbours P, Q, R, S, T and U are standing in a row facing North, however, not in the same order.

R is standing exactly between P and S.

U is standing at the extreme right.

P is standing three places to the left of T.

Q is standing exactly to the right of T.

Which of these can be deduced from the given information?

What value should replace X in the following series?

310, 303, X, 270, 236, 191

Mary has only two children. Mary is the mother of Tom who is the brother of Lisa. Paul is the grandfather of Nina who is the daughter of Alex. If Lisa is the daughter of Paul, then how is Tom related to Alex?

At a school carnival, a lemonade stall is at the 6th position from the left and a nacho stall is at the 15th position from the right. The two stalls swap places and afterwards the lemonade stall is at the 22nd position from the left. What will the nacho stall's new position be (counting from the right)?

In a queue of 50 people at a movie ticket counter, the position of Riya from the right side is 15. What is Riya's position from the left side of the same queue?

A certain number of students went for a camping trip. 20% of the students got sick during the trip. 10% of the remaining students left the camp due to homesickness. If the number of students left at the camp is now 648, how many students initially went for the trip?

Alice went to the market to buy some chocolates. She spent a total of Rs. 300, out of which Rs. 6 were spent as sales tax. What is the cost of tax-free items if the tax rate is 12%? (Choose the nearest integer)

What will be the 4th number in the series given below?

125, 343, 729, ?

A truck driver crosses a bridge in 40 seconds. The truck is 150 metres long and moves at a speed of 54 km/h. Analyse the scenario and complete the sentence: The bridge on which the truck is driving is _____ long.

A smartphone quality testing lab tests two kinds of phones, P1 and P2. It is given that 10% of the total phones were found to be defective, and 75% of the non-defective phones were of type P1. How many non-defective P1 phones were tested in the lab if around 5000 non-defective phones were of type P2? (Choose the nearest integer)

A set of cards numbered from 10 to 50 (both inclusive) are shuffled and one card is drawn at random. What is the probability that the card drawn has a number which is a multiple of 5?

A coder is given 6 numerical digits and 5 alphabets. How many different alphanumeric codes can be formed using exactly 3 digits and 2 alphabets, if the order of characters matters?

In two consecutive city council elections, the number of votes not cast for the ABC Party increased by 20% in the second election compared to the first. The ABC Party lost the second election by a majority twice as large as the majority by which it had won the first election. If a total of 1,80,000 people voted each time, how many people voted for the ABC Party in the first election?

A bus covers a distance of 450 km at a certain speed in 9 hours. How much time would a car take to cover a distance 20 km more than that travelled by the bus if it travels at a speed 15 kmph more than the speed of the bus?

Two trains, P and Q, start simultaneously from the same station. Train P travels at a speed of 60 kmph and train Q at a speed of 75 kmph. Train Q reaches the destination 3 hours earlier than train P. What is the time taken by train P to reach the destination?

The given sentence is grammatically incorrect:

“Daily exercises is beneficial for both children as well as adults.”

Which of these choices is the grammatically correct alternative?

Which of these words has a similar meaning to the word “hesitantly” in the given sentence?

“I hesitantly agreed to join the project, unsure if I could meet the expectations.”

The given sentence is grammatically incorrect:

“I feel it’s necessary for him to completing the task today.”

Which of these choices is the grammatically correct alternative?

Complete the sentence with the most appropriate word:

“During the last quarter, the company ……… profits significantly due to the market slowdown.”

Complete the sentence with the most appropriate word:

“As a manager, she ………… a difficult task during the company merger.”

The given sentence is grammatically incorrect:

“Emma your French is excellent? How you learned it?”

Which of these choices is the grammatically correct alternative?

Which of these choices can be used to complete the sentence?

“Tech stocks ……….. after the disappointing quarterly results, leaving many investors anxious.”

Fill in the blank with the most appropriate choice:

“New employees often struggle with the more ______ procedures in the company handbook.”

Select the word segment that substitutes (replaces) the bracketed word segment correctly and completes the sentence meaningfully. Select the option ‘no correction required’ if the sentence is correct as given.

The company seems (to be in conflict with it’s own employees.)

The sentence below has been divided into three parts. Select the part of the sentence that has an error. If the sentence has no error, select the option ‘No Error’.

The new software not only improves processing speed, it also enhances data security across all systems.

Select the word segment that substitutes (replaces) the bracketed word segment correctly and completes the sentence meaningfully. Select the option ‘no correction required’ if the sentence is correct as given.

(This tunnel neither goes under the river, and neither provides) a passage for vehicles.

Statement and Course of Action Statement: Many employees in large organizations are unable to meet their project deadlines due to excessive workload.

Courses of Action:

I. The workload should be distributed more evenly among team members.

II. Employees who miss deadlines should be immediately terminated from service.

Sentence Correction Original Sentence: (The collection of rare painting were displayed at the museum for the first time.)

Identify the Error

Sentence: Hong Kong has been endowed with one of the finest natural harbour in the world.

Identify the Error

Sentence: Hong Kong has been endowed with one of the finest natural harbour in the world.

Fill in the blank

Sentence: The scientist's _______ discovery of a new species in the Amazon rainforest astonished the entire research community.

Identify the error in the sentence

Sentence: An independent enquiry headed by Anthony White QC in 2011 further examined the claims but also exonerated Coucher.

Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word

Sentence: The professor's explanation was so _______ that even the most complex concepts became easy for the students to understand.

Inference-based question

Statement: No one could deny Wheatley’s remarkable achievement in being the first

African American of either gender to publish a book in colonial America, a time and place where slaves’ very humanity was questioned.

Inferences:

I. Wheatley was the first African American lady to be educated.

II. Wheatley was an African American slave.

Sentence Correction

Original Sentence: Jane was asked by her (aunt, “Where were you last night”.)

Fill in the blank

Sentence: The doctor assured the patient that the side effects of the medication were only _______ and would disappear within a few days.

Find the missing number in the series:

Series: 14, 17, 22, 29, ?

Find the value of Q in the number 3Q6 if the sum of its digits is 9

Solve for X + Y given:

X + X + X = 33 and X + Y + Y = 31

Find the missing number in the sequence: 25, 36, 49, ?, 81

Set Integer counter = 50
Set Integer total = 0
While (counter = 100)
total = total + 5
display total
End-while

Set Integer num = 10
Set Integer sum = 0
While (num = 20)
sum = sum + 2
display sum
End-while

How many times will '#' be displayed?

for m = 0 to 4 step 1 do
    for n = 0 to 4 step 1 do
        display '#'
    end-for
    if (m == 2) then do
        break
    end-if
end-for

What will be the output of the following pseudocode?

for i = 0 to 4 step 1 do
    if i == i++ + --i then do
        display i
    end-if
end-for

What will be the output of the following pseudocode?

Set Character c = '7'
switch(c)
case '1': display "One"
case '7': display "Seven"
case '2': display "Two"
default: display "Hello"
break
end-switch

What will be the output of the following pseudocode?

Integer a, b, c
Set a = 4, b = 3, c = 1
if (a >> (c - 1) && b << (c + 1)) then
a = a + c
Else
b = a << c
End if
Print a - b + c

What will be the output of the following pseudocode?

Integer a, p
Set a = 5
a = a + 1
a = a * 2
a = a / 2
p = a / 5 + 6
print p

What will be the output of the following pseudocode?
(Assume ^ denotes the bitwise XOR operator.)

Integer a, b, c
Set b = 8, a = 2
c = a ^ b
if (c ^ b)
b = 0
End if
Print b

What will be the output of the following pseudocode?

Integer a, b, c
Set b = 40, a = 20, c = 20
a = a + c
c = c + a
a = a + c
c = c + a
Print a + b + c