OTHER MANAGEMENT ENTRANCE TESTS
SNAP, NMAT, CMAT, MH-CET
Logical Reasoning
Calendars
Lecture - 05
GOURAV GUPTA
1 Basics of Calendars
2 Questions based on Calendars
Basics of Calendars
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• A calendar is a chart or series of pages showing the days, weeks, and months
of a particular year, or giving particular seasonal information. Calendar, in the
present context, refers to the Gregorian calendar, because it is the one used
most frequently, worldwide.
• According to the Gregorian calendar, on 01-01-01, it was Monday.
• A calendar may be ordinary (non-leap) or leap.
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Ordinary year
• An ordinary year has 365 days or 52 weeks + 1 day.
• Now, 365 days = 52 x 7 = 364 days + 1 extra day
• An ordinary year starts and ends on the same day.
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Leap year
• A leap year has 366 days or 52 weeks and 2 days.
• Now, 365 days = 52 x 7 = 364 days + 2 extra days
• One more extra day as compared to an ordinary year is due to 29th of February.
When does a leap year occur?
Questions
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Type 1 : If year is fixed, date is changing
Example : If 15th of May 2001 was a Tuesday, then which day of the week was 23rd
of Oct 2001?
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Type 2: If date is fixed, year is changing
Example : If 14th of April 2001 was a Saturday, then which day of the week was
14th of April 2010?
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Type 3 : If both date and year are changing
Example : If 19th of Mar 2021 was a Friday, then which day of the week will be 15th of
Aug 2027?
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Type 4 : Repetition of a calendar
Example 1: When will the calendar of the year 2011 repeat itself?
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Type 5 : Day for a given date
Example 1: Which day of the week was 15th of August 1947?