4 Brain-Twisting Counting Puzzles | CAT & GMAT Quantitative Aptitude (Must Solve) #logicxonomy_hindi

4 Brain-Twisting Counting Puzzles | CAT & GMAT Quantitative Aptitude (Must Solve)

Counting problems are one of the most **conceptually tricky yet scoring areas** in **CAT, GMAT, and other MBA entrance exams**. In this video, we solve **4 high-level counting puzzles** based on a unique concept where people **skip specific numbers while counting**. These problems test your **number sense, pattern recognition, and logical accuracy** — exactly what CAT and GMAT examiners look for.

If you’re preparing for **CAT 2026**, **GMAT**, **XAT**, **NMAT**, or other MBA exams, this video will help you **build strong fundamentals** and avoid common counting traps.

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### 🔍 CONCEPT OVERVIEW

In a certain kingdom, there were three kinds of people:

• **Nothrees** – skip all multiples of 3 while counting
• **Nofives** – skip all multiples of 5 while counting
• **Nosevens** – skip all multiples of 7 while counting

For example, a **Nothree** counts as:
1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11… (multiples of 3 are skipped)

These types of questions are frequently asked in **CAT Quantitative Aptitude** in indirect or twisted forms.

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### 🧠 PUZZLES COVERED IN THIS VIDEO

**Question 1:**
If there were **185 marbles** in a pile, what would be the number reported by a **Nofive** on counting this pile of marbles?
Options:
(a) 221
(b) 224
(c) 231
(d) 236

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**Question 2:**
On counting a pile of mangoes, the number reported by a **Nothree** was **five more** than the number reported by a **Nofive**.
What is the **maximum number of mangoes** in the pile?
Options:
(a) 20
(b) 21
(c) 22
(d) 23

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**Question 3:**
On counting a pile of mangoes, the number reported by a **Nothree** was five more than the number reported by a **Nofive**.
If the number reported by the **Nofive** was **two more** than the number reported by a **Noseven**, what is the **minimum number of mangoes** in the pile?
Options:
(a) 15
(b) 18
(c) 19
(d) 21

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**Question 4:**
Three persons, each belonging to a different kind among **Nothrees, Nofives, and Nosevens**, counted a certain number of cars.
Two of them reported **44 and 56** cars.
What will be the number reported by the **third person**?
Options:
(a) 38
(b) 47
(c) 64
(d) Can’t be determined

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### 🎯 WHY YOU SHOULD WATCH THIS VIDEO

✔ Covers **advanced counting logic** for CAT & GMAT
✔ Step-by-step explanation with **exam-oriented shortcuts**
✔ Helps avoid **common traps** in Quant questions
✔ Suitable for **beginners + repeat CAT aspirants**
✔ Extremely useful for **CAT 2026 preparation**

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