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How many boxes are placed between Biscuit box and Jelly box?
Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below: There are six boxes placed above each other. They are numbered from 1 to 6 and containing different edible items. Toffee box is placed above Gems box. Box 2 contains Biscuit and is placed just above Toffee box. Box 5 is not placed below Box 2. 3 boxes are placed between Box 4 and the box that has Choco. Choco box is placed adjacent to Biscuit box and is above Box 4. 2 boxes are placed between Box5 and the box containing Chips. Box1, which is not placed on the top, jelly.
Box 5 is not placed below Box 2. 2 boxes are placed between Box5 and the box containing Chips. Box1, which is not placed on the top, contains Jelly. Toffee box is placed above Gems box Case2 eliminated as it does not fulfill the last hint. 
Therefore in absence of further hints, we cannot determine the box number of the boxes at third and fourth positions from top. 
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