Directions (23-25): In the question given below two sentences are given which are grammatically correct and meaningful. Connect them with the most suitable word given below the statements in the best possible way without changing the intended meaning. Choose the answer accordingly from the options to form a correct coherent sentence. (I) He prepared well for the interview; (II) He did not get selected for the job.

Explanation

Meaning: Despite preparation, opposite result. Contrast is required. Option-wise analysis • (a) yet → correct, shows contrast (“He prepared well… yet he did not get selected”). • (b) because → would mean cause–effect, but the relation is opposite. • (c) therefore → implies success due to preparation, opposite of context. • (d) moreover → additive, not logical. • (e) hence → same as “therefore,” again opposite of intended meaning. Answer: (a) yet Connected sentence: He prepared well for the interview; yet he did not get selected for the job.