A to H are sitting in a row but not necessarily in the same order. E is the fifth from the left and A is the fifth from the right. B and D are adjacent to each other. H is at one end and not a neighbour of D. A is between C and E. There are two persons between E and G. There are three persons between A and D. Who is the third to the left of the person sitting fourth to the right of C?

E is the fifth from the left.
A is the fifth from the right.
B and D are adjacent to each other.
H is at one end and not a neighbor of D.
A is between C and E.
There are two persons between E and G.
There are three persons between A and D.

A is the third to the left of the person sitting fourth to the right of C.

Since,  Forth to the right of C$$\rightarrow$$​ B

And Third to the left of B$$\rightarrow$$​A

Thus, the correct option is (b) A