The candidate must be at least 30 years old but not more than 45 years old as on 1-1-94.
II. The candidate must have post-graduate diploma in either Media Communications or Investigative Journalism or an equivalent qualification. [An M. Phil. or a Ph. D. is considered an equivalent qualification.]
III. The candidate must have at least five years' experience in a newspaper or a weekly magazine.
IV. The candidates must possess a certificate of good conduct (CGC) given to him by his previous employer, if any.
V. The candidate must obtain 60% marks in the interview, the full marks being 150.
If a person fulfils these criteria, he will be employed as an editor. However, if a person fulfils all these criteria except
a) I above, the case may be referred to the President of the newspaper's company.
b) II above, but is an LI.B./C.A./M.B.A., he may yet be selected.
c) III above, the case may be referred to the GM, Printing and Execution.
On the basis of the above criteria decide about the course of action that has to be taken for each of the candidates. You are not to assume anything in the case of any candidate.
Mark Answer:
Ashish Gupta, an LL.B., was bron on 25th of July, 1958. He possesses he CGC, has worked for seven years with Anand Avinash, a sports magazine published from Calcutta. He has obtained 120 marks in the interview.

Options

A. if the candidate has to be selected as editor.
B. if the case has to be to be referred to the President.
C. if the case has to be referred to the GM, Printing and Execution Dose
D. if the information given about the candidate is not sufficient to such any answer.

Answer

D

Explanation

We have named the additional conditions as .a., .b. and .c..

Answer combinations:
I+II+III+IV+V
or I+(b)+III+IV+V `implies` answer choice 1
(a)+II+III+IV+V `implies` answer choice 2
I+II+(c)+IV+V `implies` answer choice 3
data inadequate `implies` answer choice 4
not to be selected `implies` answer choice 5
Note that Sandip Kurnam got 89 in the interview. Devendra Tomar has got more marks than Sandip which means that Devendra Tomar got 90 marks (fractional marks was not given, so a mark like 89.6 is not possible) or more. Hence, Devendra Tomar and Shanu Khurana fulfil condition V. Also note that it is not mentioned whether Anand Avinash, for which Asish Gupta worked, wa a weekly magazine. Hence the ? mark.
Note that Dhanoa and Rashmi Pandey violate more than one basic conditions simultaneously, hence they are not selected.