T, C, P, N and S are five friends sitting in a row facing south. S is sitting exactly between C and N. P is not the immediate neighbour of C and T does not sit at extreme end but sits towards the left of P. C is sitting second to the right of N. Who among the following is sitting to the immediate right of C?
S is sitting exactly between C and N. C is sitting second to the right of N. From these two statement we will have three possibilities: C S N ______ _______ …………….. (i) ______CSN_______ ……………. (ii) ____________CSN………………. (iii) P is not the immediate neighbour of C and T does not sit at extreme end but sits towards the left of P. Case 1 and 2 will get discarded as T does not sit at extreme end. CSN_____________…………….. (i) ______CSNP ……………. (ii) Case 3 is the final arrangement. PTCSN………………. (iii) 
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