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Eight persons A, E, J, O, P, S, T and V sits on a circular table and all of them faces towards the centre i.e. inward direction but not necessarily in same order. Each person secures different marks in an English examination which is in the multiple of 5. The highest marks can be in a multiple of 12 which is not more than 120 and not less than 15 marks can be secured. The person who got perfect square number sits second to the left of O. The person who got marks which is in a multiple of 11 sits second to the right of person whose marks is 10 more than him. S sits opposite to the person who marks is differed by 5 marks. The person who secured highest marks sits two places away from E who got lowest marks. The difference between marks secured by E and P is 5. The person who secures highest marks is a multiple of lowest and highest single digit odd prime numbers. E sits three places away from the person who secured less marks than only one person. The person who got highest marks and the one who got second lowest marks sit opposite to each other. V got the marks which is a multiple of marks of P. E does not secure perfect square number. P is not the neighbour of the person who got second highest marks. S sits to the left of V. A sits adjacent to P and got the marks which is the average of the person who got highest marks and the person who sits opposite to him. The person who got second lowest marks is a multiple of prime number. V scores more than T who got the marks twice the marks of P. The difference between marks secured by V and O is a multiple of 9.