Ramesh wants to visit his childhood friend’s house. Ramesh’s friend explained his house directions over a text message. See the below text sent to Ramesh about the direction of his friend’s house and answer the following question accordingly. “When you step out of your house, you are facing north. Take a right and walk 3 km, you will see a T-point/junction. Take a right and walk 2 km. There will be a roundabout with four roads. Take the second left from the roundabout and walk 1 km. Take a right and walk 3 km. Take a right and walk 1 km. You will find my house at the front.” In which direction is Ramesh facing when he takes the second left from the roundabout?

Ramesh is facing north when he steps out of his house.

Take a right and walk 3 km, you will see a T-point/junction.

Take a right and walk 2 km.

There will be a roundabout with four roads.

Take the second left from the roundabout and walk 1 km.

Take a right and walk 3 km.

Take a right and walk 1 km.

Ramesh will find his friend's house at the front.

​Ramesh is facing South when he takes the second left from the roundabout.

Thus, correct option is (b).

Additional Explanation:
Since the term “roundabout” is used, directions must be counted clockwise from the roundabout. Accordingly, the second left turn corresponds to the south direction.
It is also stated that the roundabout has four roads, meaning one road in each of the four cardinal directions. Therefore, when moving clockwise around the roundabout, the directions align as follows:
Ramesh is facing south → this is the first road
First left (east) → second road
Second left (south) → third road
Third left (west) → fourth road