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Question 1 asks about whether the promotions is possible - not whether it will happen.
In this case, using the information given, we can deduce that John might or might not have enough to be promoted - we are not interested if it 100%.
I hope that answered your question!
In this case, using the information given, we can deduce that John might or might not have enough to be promoted - we are not interested if it 100%.
I hope that answered your question!
Akarshkhan86
03 Aug 2025, 22:51
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for 1b, he does not meet all criteria
the criteria is "Candidate must have 4+ years of experience in investment banking, familiar with various M&A strategies, familiar with valuation methodologies"
we do not know if he is familiar with M&A , Valuation
so how can we mark this a "possibility"?
Can some expert please confirm
Same for 1a
it is a must be condition - to have experience in M&A and respected by analyst, we are not given any of this, don't understand how 1A and 1B are marked as a possibility when the must be conditions are not given to us at all
KarishmaB
the criteria is "Candidate must have 4+ years of experience in investment banking, familiar with various M&A strategies, familiar with valuation methodologies"
we do not know if he is familiar with M&A , Valuation
so how can we mark this a "possibility"?
Can some expert please confirm
Same for 1a
it is a must be condition - to have experience in M&A and respected by analyst, we are not given any of this, don't understand how 1A and 1B are marked as a possibility when the must be conditions are not given to us at all
KarishmaB
chetan2u
04 Aug 2025, 06:15
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We need to be careful about what the question stem is asking.
Using all the information provided, select Yes if the statement about eligibility/promotion is possible. Otherwise, select No
Is the statement possible? Yes or No? So the column headings might as well be 'Possible' / 'Not Possible'.
When will we select Not Possible i.e. No? When a necessary condition is not met. As per the given information we cannot find any necessary condition that is Not met. Hence it remains possible. More data is required to say whether he is eligible or not but for now the possibility exists.
Here, 'possible' is used in its usual sense, not as an equivalent to 'is he eligible?'
Using all the information provided, select Yes if the statement about eligibility/promotion is possible. Otherwise, select No
Is the statement possible? Yes or No? So the column headings might as well be 'Possible' / 'Not Possible'.
When will we select Not Possible i.e. No? When a necessary condition is not met. As per the given information we cannot find any necessary condition that is Not met. Hence it remains possible. More data is required to say whether he is eligible or not but for now the possibility exists.
Here, 'possible' is used in its usual sense, not as an equivalent to 'is he eligible?'
RiyaJ0032
