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UPSC CSE CSAT 2025 · Paper II (CSAT) · Question 55 · Logical & analytical reasoning

P, Q और R का भाई है । S, R की माता है । T, P का पिता है । निम्नलिखित में से कितने कथन निश्चित रूप…

UPSC Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination 2025, General Studies Paper II (CSAT), Question 55 — Logical & analytical reasoning.

CSAT 2025 · Q55

Logical & analytical reasoning Medium

P, Q और R का भाई है । S, R की माता है । T, P का पिता है । निम्नलिखित में से कितने कथन निश्चित रूप से सत्य हैं ?

  1. I.S और T दंपति हैं ।
  2. II.Q, T का पुत्र है ।
  3. III.T, Q का पिता है ।
  4. IV.S, P की माता है ।
  5. V.R, T की पुत्री है ।
  6. VI.P, S का पुत्र है ।

नीचे दिए गए कूट का प्रयोग कर सही उत्तर चुनिए :

Read this question in English

P is the brother of Q and R. S is R’s mother. T is P’s father. How many of the following statements are definitely true?

I. S and T are a couple.

II. Q is T’s son.

III. T is Q’s father.

IV. S is P’s mother.

V. R is T’s daughter.

VI. P is S’s son.

Select the correct answer using the code given below:

(a) Only two · (b) Only three · (c) Only four · (d) Only five

उत्तर और व्याख्या · explanation in English

Answer: (c) केवल चार

As siblings, P, Q and R share S as mother and T as father, so S and T are a couple. Only P's gender is known, so the statements that need Q to be male or R to be female are not definite; the other four are.

  1. P, Q and R are siblings, so R's mother S and P's father T are the parents of all three — and a couple.
  2. P is male (a brother). The genders of Q and R are not given.
  3. Definitely true: I (S and T are a couple), III (T is Q's father), IV (S is P's mother), VI (P is S's son).
  4. Not definite: II (Q may be a daughter) and V (R may be a son).
  5. So four statements are definitely true.
  • ✓ I S is the mother and T the father of the same siblings, so they are a couple.
  • ✗ II Q's gender is not given; Q could be T's daughter.
  • ✓ III T is P's father and Q is P's sibling, so T is Q's father.
  • ✓ IV S is R's mother and R is P's sibling, so S is P's mother.
  • ✗ V R's gender is not given; R could be T's son.
  • ✓ VI P is male and S is his mother, so P is S's son.

Remember · Note every gender actually given; a statement that needs an unknown gender is never 'definitely true'.

Question and answer: UPSC's official GS Paper II (2025, Series A) — paper ↗ · answer key ↗. Explanation: Minimalist IAS, checked 30 Sept 2026 (how we verify). ·

Cite this question: UPSC CSE CSAT 2025, Q55 — minimalistias.com/pyqs/csat/2025/q55

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