In this question the relation between different elements has been given in the statement. Two conclusions related to the statement have been given.

Statement: C < L > I = E ≥ N > T

Conclusion:

i) I > T

ii) T < C

Select the appropriate of the following options.

(A) Only conclusions i is logical.

(B) Only conclusion ii is logical.

(C) Either Conclusion i or Conclusion ii is logical.

(D) Neither Conclusion i nor Conclusion ii is logical.

(E) Conclusion i and Conclusion ii are both logical. 

The given statement is: C < L > I = E ≥ N > T

Conclusion i) I > T

From the statement, we can see that I = E, and E ≥ N > T. Therefore, I > T is logically correct. Hence, conclusion i) is logical.

Conclusion ii) T < C

From the statement, we can see that C < L > I. However, there is no direct relation between C and T. Therefore, we cannot conclude that T < C. Hence, conclusion ii) is not logical.

Therefore, the only conclusion that is logical is i), 

Hence, the correct answer is option A.