RRB ALP CBT I 16 Feb 2026 Shift 1 Paper

Concept:The extreme left end cannot be found unless the complete order of all four people is fixed.Explanation:From Statement I, Nitin is immediately right of Mehul. This gives the pair $\mathrm{Mehul} - \mathrm{Nitin}$.The positions of Prakash and Sandeep are unknown, so Statement I alone is not sufficient.From Statement II, Prakash is immediately left of Sandeep. This gives the pair $\mathrm{Prakash} - \mathrm{Sandeep}$.The positions of Mehul and Nitin are unknown, so Statement II alone is not sufficient.Combining both statements, we get two adjacent pairs: $\mathrm{Mehul} - \mathrm{Nitin}$ and $\mathrm{Prakash} - \mathrm{Sandeep}$.Two possible arrangements are:$\mathrm{Mehul} - \mathrm{Nitin} - \mathrm{Prakash} - \mathrm{Sandeep}$, where the extreme left is Mehul.$\mathrm{Prakash} - \mathrm{Sandeep} - \mathrm{Mehul} - \mathrm{Nitin}$, where the extreme left is Prakash.Since both arrangements are possible, the extreme left person cannot be uniquely determined.Answer:Data in both statements I and II together are NOT sufficient to answer the question.So, the correct answer is Option C.