Five people joined different engineering colleges. Their first names were Rani (Ms.), Sneha (Ms.), Jai, Mike and Purvi (Ms.). The surnames were Rana, Singh, Oberoi, Saharia and Saloi. Except for one college which was rated as 3 star, all other colleges were rated either 4 star or 5 star. The “ABES Institute” had a higher rating than the college where Purvi studied.

The three-star college was not “Gajraj college.” Mike’s last name was Singh but he didn’t study at “Chemical college.” Rani, whose last name wasn’t Oberoi, joined “ABES Institute.” Ms. Saharia and Jai both studied at four-star colleges. Ms. Rana studied at the “Anipal Institute,” which wasn’t a five-star college. The “Barla college” was a five-star college. Sneha’s last name wasn’t Saloi. The “Chemical college” was rated with one star less than the college where Oberoi studied. Only one college was rated five stars where Sneha studied. Person with Oberoi surname joined 5 star college.

Mike Singh have joined

Option 1 -

ABES – Institute which had 5 star rating

Option 2 -

Gajraj college which had 4 star rating

Option 3 -

Anipal Institute which had 4 star rating

Option 4 -

Chemical college which had 4 star rating

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