{"id":2691,"date":"2017-07-12T07:48:29","date_gmt":"2017-07-12T07:48:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cracku.in\/blog\/?p=2691"},"modified":"2017-10-16T14:14:36","modified_gmt":"2017-10-16T08:44:36","slug":"blood-relation-questions-for-ibps-po","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/cracku.in\/blog\/blood-relation-questions-for-ibps-po\/","title":{"rendered":"Blood relation questions for IBPS PO"},"content":{"rendered":"

Blood relations is one of the most important topics for IBPS PO. Reasoning section of almost all banking exams contains a few questions on blood relations for sure. In this blog, let us see how to tackle blood relation questions for IBPS PO. Aspirants can opt for IBPS PO online preparation<\/a> to aid them in their journey to crack IBPS PO 2017.<\/p>\n

Usually, small sets of two or three questions appear from blood relations as we can see from the previous year papers of IBPS PO<\/a>. One of the recent developments in this topic is clubbing circular or linear arrangements with it. Aspirants can try IBPS PO online mock tests<\/a> to get hold of such questions.<\/p>\n

Let us start with the basics of how to tackle blood relation questions for IBPS PO.<\/p>\n

Basic terms used in blood relation questions for IBPS PO:<\/h2>\n

It is essential to be thorough with the terminologies and jargons used. Interpreting the question correctly solves half of it.<\/p>\n

We are familiar with words such as the father of, mother of, sister of, brother of, aunt of, uncle of, etc.<\/p>\n

Nephew:<\/h3>\n

If A is the aunt\/uncle of B and B is a male, then B is the nephew of A.<\/p>\n

Niece:<\/h3>\n

If A is the aunt\/uncle of B and B is a female, then B is the niece of A.<\/p>\n

Maternal relations:<\/h3>\n

The term \u2018maternal\u2019 indicates that the relationship is due to \u2018Mother\u2019. Eg) Maternal Uncle means mother\u2019s brother.<\/p>\n

Paternal relations:<\/h3>\n

The term \u2018paternal\u2019 indicates that the relationship is due to \u2018Father\u2019. Eg) Paternal uncle means father\u2019s brother.<\/p>\n

Gender agnostic terms:<\/h3>\n

Certain terms are gender agnostic such as sibling, parent, cousin, etc., One must be careful and should not make any assumptions while dealing with such relations.<\/p>\n

Tips on how to represent relations in a flowchart:<\/h3>\n

While solving blood relation questions for IBPS PO, it is important to represent the given information in visual form to avoid confusion. Choose a way of representation so that you can have unique representation for each gender and relation.<\/p>\n

The following convention will be useful in solving questions.
\nUse a square to represent males and circle to represent females. If a person is married to another, use double lines. For all other relations, use single lines.<\/p>\n

Doing so will help you in avoiding confusion. Customise your way of representation and be thorough with what each shape or line represents.<\/p>\n

Sample blood relation questions for IBPS PO:<\/h3>\n

Let us start with simple questions and move on to tougher ones.<\/p>\n

Question 1:<\/h3>\n

A said, \u201c B is the only daughter of my mother\u201d. How is A related to B?<\/p>\n

B is the only daughter of A\u2019s mother. This statement implies that A is a male member and he is a sibling of B. Hence A must be the brother of B.<\/p>\n

Question 2:<\/h3>\n

A is the mother of C. A, B, and D are siblings. B is the only male member of his generation. How is D related to C?<\/p>\n

A is the mother of C. A, B, and D are siblings. This implies that D can be either the aunt or uncle of C. As per the question, B is the only male member of his generation. This means that D is a female member.
\nHence, D is the aunt of C.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Question 3:<\/h3>\n

A family consisting of 3 generations has ten members – A, B, C, D,
\nE, F, G, H, I, and J. It has three married couples.
\nA is the grandfather of D. D and C are siblings. B is married to E. None of the persons in the third generation are married. A has a son and a daughter. G is C’s parent. There are four persons in all but the first generation. H is a married person, and his mother is F. E is an in-law of A. Each of the married couples has two children.<\/p>\n

These are the type of questions that we usually encounter in the exam. A is the grandfather of D. B and E are married to each other. G is C’s parent. Since D and C are siblings, they both must be the children of G and H.<\/p>\n

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Blood relation<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

H is a male member. F is H\u2019s mother. Hence, F must be the wife of A and G must be the daughter in law of A and F.<\/p>\n

Since each of the married couples has 2 children, I and J must be the children of B and E. Since E is an inlaw. This means that B must be the daughter of A and F since they have one son and one daughter ( H is the son).<\/p>\n

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Blood relation<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

From the diagram, aspirants can answer any question that follows. Hence, it is important to visualise the information to solve blood relation questions.<\/p>\n

To have more idea about the reasoning section in general, try reading the articles on the high-level reasoning for IBPS PO <\/a>and Must Solve puzzles for IBPS PO<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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