Six students get different marks in an exam. B gets higher marks than only R. H gets higher
marks than K and lower than I. U gets higher marks than H and lower than I. Who among the
following gets the 3rd highest marks?

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1. From the statement, B has higher marks than only R. This means R is the lowest scorer and B is just above R.

2. H scores more than K but less than I, so the order among these three is: I > H > K.

3. U scores higher than H but lower than I, so the order involving U is: I > U > H > K.

4. Combining all information, the order from highest to lowest is:

I > U > H > K > B > R

5. The 3rd highest scorer is therefore H.

**Answer:** H

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