These blood relation questions cover all three forms a bank paper sets: plain relationship chains, coded relations where symbols stand in for links, and the pointing-at-a-photograph type that reverses the direction of the whole chain. Each answer is validated against its own options at generation, and every walkthrough resolves the chain one link at a time rather than summarising it.
Download the PDF — 15 questions with answers
Free, ungated, no email. This is the blood relation questions with answers PDF — the same 15 questions as below, with every worked solution at the back, ready to print.
The 15 questions below are ordered the way an exam block is rather than easiest-first: two gentle openers, then a run of medium, and a hard one every sixth question — 2 of the 15 sit in the hard band. The set mixes blood relations, coded blood relations and photograph blood relations, in the round-robin the paper itself sets rather than one form at a time.
Work each question on paper before you open its solution. The walkthrough is the method itself, step for step, so reading it first turns a practice set into a reading exercise and teaches nothing. If you are stuck on the method rather than on one question, the method guide is a better place to start than the next question: Blood relations: the notation that stops the mistakes.
Every question below was generated by the same engine that mints the Deduce daily puzzle round, and machine-checked before it reached this page — a multiple-choice question validates its own answer against its own options at generation, and ships only with a walkthrough attached. The walkthrough is the engine's own.
How is Neha related to Pooja?
Use only the relationships stated below.
Neha is the daughter of Aman.
Aman is the father of Pooja.
If the expression is "Geeta - Priya - Kavya", how is Geeta related to Kavya?
Code: A + B means A is father of B.
Code: A - B means A is mother of B.
Code: A * B means A is brother of B.
Code: A / B means A is sister of B.
Pointing to the girl in a photograph, Amit said, "She is the daughter of my father's only son." How is the girl related to Amit?
Read the statement from the speaker's point of view.
How is Asha related to Priya?
Use only the relationships stated below.
Asha is the mother of Rohan.
Rohan is the father of Priya.
If the expression is "Geeta - Priya - Kavya", how is Geeta related to Kavya?
Code: A + B means A is father of B.
Code: A - B means A is mother of B.
Code: A * B means A is brother of B.
Code: A / B means A is sister of B.
Pointing to the woman in a photograph, Karan said, "She is the sister of my mother." How is the woman related to Karan?
Read the statement from the speaker's point of view.
How is Rohan related to Anjali?
Use only the relationships stated below.
Rohan is the son of Anjali.
If the expression is "Geeta - Priya - Kavya", how is Geeta related to Kavya?
Code: A + B means A is father of B.
Code: A - B means A is mother of B.
Code: A * B means A is brother of B.
Code: A / B means A is sister of B.
Pointing to the woman in a photograph, Karan said, "She is the sister of my mother." How is the woman related to Karan?
Read the statement from the speaker's point of view.
How is Sunita related to Kavya?
Use only the relationships stated below.
Sunita is the daughter of Meera.
Divya is the mother of Meera.
Divya is the mother of Kavya.
If the expression is "Karan * Meera - Diya", how is Karan related to Diya?
Code: A + B means A is father of B.
Code: A - B means A is mother of B.
Code: A * B means A is brother of B.
Code: A / B means A is sister of B.
Pointing to the boy in a photograph, Neha said, "He is the son of my brother." How is the boy related to Neha?
Read the statement from the speaker's point of view.
How is Kavya related to Sanjay?
Use only the relationships stated below.
Kavya is the mother of Sanjay.
If the expression is "Ramesh + Arjun + Rohan", how is Ramesh related to Rohan?
Code: A + B means A is father of B.
Code: A - B means A is mother of B.
Code: A * B means A is brother of B.
Code: A / B means A is sister of B.
Pointing to the boy in a photograph, Neha said, "He is the son of my brother." How is the boy related to Neha?
Read the statement from the speaker's point of view.
Most free practice for this topic is a scanned upload or a blog quiz, and neither can tell you a question has exactly one answer. That is the one thing this set can promise: it is minted, not typed. The engine behind it serves Deduce's daily puzzle round, so the questions here are the same shape as the ones a live round would give you — and there is an unlimited supply of them, which is why this page can be regenerated rather than padded.
If you want the method rather than more questions, Blood relations: the notation that stops the mistakes covers the approach, the traps and a worked table. This page and that one deliberately answer different questions: that one is how do I solve these, this one is give me blood relation questions with the answers.
Because the sentence structure usually inverts there. 'A's father's sister' and 'the sister of A's father' read the same to a tired eye but are parsed from opposite ends. Draw the tree instead of holding it in your head: one symbol per person, an arrow for each stated link, and never a shortcut.
Read it backwards. 'He is the son of my grandfather's only son' resolves from the innermost phrase outward: grandfather's only son is the speaker's father, so the man is the speaker's brother. Working outward-in is what produces the classic off-by-one-generation answer.
No, and assuming it is a common trap. 'A's child' does not fix a gender, so any option that needs one is unsupported. If a question can be answered without knowing a gender, the paper usually intends exactly that, and the option demanding it is the distractor.
Deduce is not affiliated with IBPS, SBI, SSC or RBI.