GATE XH-C5 · 2026 · XH-C5
Question 15: Logical reasoning
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Question 15
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Three statements, S1, S2 and S3 are given, followed with 4 conclusions, C1, C2, C3 and C4.
S1: Hostel authorities organised a special lunch on 01-02-26 during 12 noon to 3 pm, for those residents of the Hostel, who paid hostel mess fees on time.
S2: Hostel authorities issued a notice that, since elections for Mess Council is held during 4-5 pm of 01-02-26, residents of the Hostel who are contesting the elections need to stay away from the hostel since morning till 5 pm.
S3: Hostel residents who were eligible to have special lunch, had it on 01-02-26.
C1: Residents who did not have special lunch on 01-02-26, either did not pay hostel mess fees on time or were contesting elections.
C2: Residents having special lunch on 01-02-26, were either not contesting elections or had paid hostel mess fees on time.
C3: Residents who are contesting elections need not care about paying mess fees.
C4: Residents who have paid hostel mess fees on time could join special lunch only if they are not contesting elections.
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2026XH-C5
GATE XH-C5 2026 · Paper 1
Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology) · Original paper archive
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- Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology)
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- Multiple select (MSQ)
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- 1 mark
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