Correct option is C
Given Constraints:
Mohita and Jyoti cannot be served one after the other.
They must have at least one person between them in the sequence.
Neena cannot be served at the third position.
The third position is not available for Neena.
Radha and Neena are to be served one after the other.
They must always appear consecutively in the sequence (either Radha followed by Neena or Neena followed by Radha).
Analysis:
Since Radha and Neena must be served consecutively, and Neena cannot be in the third position, Radha must be in the third position. This ensures that Neena can occupy the second or fourth position while staying consecutive to Radha.
Thus, Radha will compulsorily be served third.
Mohita cannot immediately follow or precede Jyoti. This means Mohita and Jyoti must have either Radha or Neena separating them in the sequence.
From the Options:
Option A: Mohita cannot be served first.
This is not necessarily true because there are no constraints preventing Mohita from being served first.
Option B: Mohita will be served first.
This is not necessarily true because Mohita’s position depends on the other constraints.
Option C: Radha will be served third.
This is compulsorily true, as derived above.
Option D: Jyoti will be served first.
This is not necessarily true, as there are no constraints forcing Jyoti to be first.
Final Answer: (C) Radha will be served third.