A does not live on the odd numbered floor and doesn’t live just below of the top floor. We get three possibilities here i.e. Case 1, Case 2 and Case 3. There are two floors gap between A and N, who lives above of the floor in which A lives. There are three persons live between N and M, who lives just above the floor of Y. 
From the given statements, Q lives below of the floor of Y but not just below. Here Case 2 is ruled out. Both B and Q do not live on ground floor. Z lives just above of the floor of Q. B lives just below of the floor of J. Here, one more case is added i.e. Case 1a. 
From the given statements, the number of floors gap between J and M is same as between C and Y. Now Case 1 and Case 1a are eliminated here. So, the final arrangement is such as- 
Statements: R < S = K < T ≤ F; T > E; I = T ≤ W
Conclusions:
I. W > K
II. F ≥ R
III. R < F
In each of the questions below are given some statements followed by two conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they see...
Statements:K < L,L ≥ M,M > N
Conclusions: I. K < M II. N > K
Statements: R ≥ S; T = U < O; R ≥ O; V > T
Conclusions:
I. V > O
II. R > T
III. S > V
Statements: I % C, C & D, D $ K, K # Z
Conclusions: I. I & D II. D # Z
...Statements:
A < R ≤ Y = F; U > L = T; A < L = P > E
Conclusions:
I). U > E
II). T > Y
...Statement: F ≥ G > I > E ≤ P, E = S ≥ P
Conclusion: I. F ≥ P II. G > P
Statements: J @ K, K $ L, L & M, M % N
Conclusions: I. K @ M II. N & J
...Statements: J @ R % S % B; S $ Y $ Z
Conclusions : I. R % Z II. J @ B III...
Statements: A > B ≥ C; D ≤ C > E > F; H < F
Conclusions:
I. H ≤ B
II. A > D
III. D > F
