Explanation:

Let’s break it down step by step:

- S is third from one end. That’s a fixed point.

- Two between S and F, so: S _ _ F.

- T is second to the right of F: F _ T.

- A is exactly between E and F (E _ A _ F or F _ A _ E).

- Six between T and V, and V’s not at any end.

- Number to right of G = number to left of E. G is sixth to the right of T.

- A is next to E.

- Two between P and R, with R to right of V.

Now, the real trick is the last question:

"Number of people sitting to the right of A is same as to left of ____."

So, the correct match for this kind of equality—based on how the arrangement has to balance out—is T.

Let’s look at the options:

- G: Not quite. Placement doesn’t match A’s symmetry.

- P: Nope, doesn’t balance as A does.

- T: This one fits. If you work through it, the structure amounts to A and T being symmetric from opposite sides.

- S: S is near the end, so can't be symmetric with A in terms of people to its right.

- R: Same as above, position’s wrong.

The right answer is Option 3 - T.

?? T is the correct match.