Question Paper Bank Po 17

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GENERAL AWARENESS

1. Who has won 2015 US Open Women'sSingles title?(1) Serena Williams(2) Flavia Pennetta(3) Roberta Vinci(4) Martina Hingis(5) Maria Sharapova

2. 'Making India Awesome' by Chetan Bhagatwas released in August 2015. It is the sec-ond non-fiction book authored by him after:(1) Rising India

(2) What Young India Wants(3) An Indian Summer(4) Youngistaan Calling(5) Destiny and Development

3. Who among the following was appointed asthe new Chairman and Managing Directorof Air Inida by the government in August2015?(1) J.S. Deepak (2) Ashwani Lohani(3) Atul Patney (4) Jayash Ranjan(5) Shekhar Dutt

4. Who among the following was the shortestman in the world who died on September 4,2015?(1) Khagendra Thapa Magar(2) Chandra Bahadur Dangi(3) Gul Mohammed(4) Junrey Balawing(5) He Pingping

5. Who among the following became the firstDanish citizen to arrive in space at the In-ternational Space Station (ISS) in Septem-ber 2015?(1) Martin Kornberg(2) Andreas Mogensen

(3) Villy Sovndal(4) Marianne Jelved(5) Lars Loekke Rasmussen

6. The Gold Deposit Scheme was launched inSeptember 2015. What is the minimumquantity of gold an investor has to bring tosubscribe?(1) 30 grams (2) 50 grams(3) 100 grams (4) 250 grams(5) 500 grams

7. What is the mission objective of IndianSpace Research Organisation's GSAT-6launched on August 27, 2015?

(1) Weather monitoring(2) Minerals exploration(3) Communication(4) Navigation(5) Space exploration

8. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MH(a) can-celled the registration of Greenpeace Indiain September. This has been done for viola-tion of which of the following laws?(1) Consumer Protection Act(2) Essential Service Maintenance Act(3) Foreign Contribution Regulation Act(4) Prevention of Money Laundering Act(5) Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Prac-

tices Act9. Which of the following became the first rail-

way zone to eliminate all unmanned levelcrossings from its region by the end of Au-gust 2015?(1) West Central Railway(2) North Central Railway(3) North Eastern Railway(4) Northern Railway(5) South Central Railway

10. The Government announced the One RankOne Pension (OROP) scheme for the Ex-Ser-vicemen in September 2015. Pensions willbe revised once every ......... .(1) Two years(2) Three years(3) Five years(4) Severn years(5) Nine years

11. A National web portal for promotion of a na-tional apprenticeship scheme was launchedby Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani of Sep-tember 10, 2015. What is the slogan for theportal?(1) Safal Yuva, Samarth Bharat(2) Sabal Yuva, Samarth Bharat(3) Sashakt Yuva, Samarth Bharat

(4) Samarth Yuva, Samarth Bharat(5) Saksham Yuva, Samarth Bharat12. The AUSINDEX-15 bilateral maritime exer-

cise between India and Australia was con-ducted at which of the following places inSeptember 2015?(1) Kochi (2) Karwar(3) Chennai (4) Mumbai(5) Visakhapatnam

13. Which of the world's best ranked institutionin the list of world's top 500 universities re-leased by China's Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) in August 2015?

(1) Oxford University(2) Harvard University(3) Stanford University(4) University of Cambridge(5) Massachusetts Institute of Technology



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14. Which private sector bank was named as aDomestic Systemically Important Bank

(D-Sub) by the RBI in August 2015?(1) Axis Bank (2) ICICI Bank(3) HDFC Bank (4) IndusInd Bank(5) Kotak Mahindra Bank

15. What is the trilateral military exercise in-volving China, Australia and the US in Dar-win (Australia) in August-September 2015

called?(1) Exercise Dodo(2) Exercise Marmoset

(3) Exercise Kowari(4) Exercise Koala

(5) Exercise Platypus16. Which of the following became the first

country to implement a vaccinationprogramme for all newborn babies against

meningitis in September 2015?(1) Australia(2) Canada

(3) United Kingdom(4) New Zealand(5) Singapore

17. The central cooperative banks are in direct

touch with :(1) farmers(2) state cooperative banks

(3) land development banks(4) central government(5) none of these

18. Which public sector bank launched theUsecrue Credit Card in August 2015?(1) Corporation Bank(2) Union Bank of India(3) Central Bank of India(4) Bank of maharashtra

(5) United Commercial Bank19. Since the inception of the cooperative

movement, a rural credit has been :(1) Institutionalized(2) Rationalized(3) Cheapened(4) All of these(5) None of these

20. What is mentioned on the ` 5 coins issuedby the RBI to commemorate golden jubileeof Indo-Pak War 1965?(1) Courage and Victory(2) Unity and Integrity(3) Independence and Patriotism(4) Border and Security(5) Valour and Sacrifice

21. A government appointed committee hassuggested complete phase out of upfront com-

missions on investment products like in-surance, mutual funds and pensions. TheCommittee was headed by whom among thefollowing?(1) R.S. Gujral (2) Sumit Bose(3) Rajeev Kher (4) Arvind Mayaram(5) R. Gopalan

22. Gross domestic capital formation is definedas :(1) The flow of expenditure devoted to

increased or maintaining of the capitalstock

(2) Expenditure incurred on physical assetsonly

(3) Production exceeding demand(4) Net addition to stock after

depreciation(5) None of these

23. Which of the following launched 'SWAYAM'

support cell for women entrepreneurs inSeptember 2015?(1) FICCI (2) ASSOCHAM(3) CII (4) PHDCCI

(5) IMC24. Which of the following private sector bankshas launched a Selfie app to enable people

to open bank account using a mobile phonein September 2015?(1) Axis Bank (2) IndusInd Bank

(3) Yes Bank (4) Federal Bank(5) Kotak Mahindra Bank

25. Who among the following assumed chargeas its MD & CEO of Canara Bank in Sep-tember 2015?(1) BK Manjunath

(2) KR Pradeep(3) Rakesh Sharma(4) A. Satish Kumar(5) Raghuraj Gujjar

26. What is the mobile app for freight operationmonitoring launched by the Railway Minis-ter in September 2015 named?(1) Parivahan (2) Parichaalan(3) Parimaan (4) Prabandhan(5) Prasthaan

27. Which of the following was announced ashost of the 2022 Commonwealth Games in

September 2015?(1) Durban (2) Pretoria(3) Centurion (4) Cape Town(5) Johannesburg



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(5) Experian

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37. f u f t { k s = k d s f d l c S a d u s v x L r 2015 e s a i w j h r j g L o p k f y r f M f tV y y k W d j ̂ ̂L e k V Z o k W Y V * * d k s y k a p f d ; k g S A d s f y , lI r k g k a r rF k k c S a f d x ? k a V s le k I r g k s tk u s i j H k m i y C / g k s x h A(1) , f D ll c S a d (2) v k b Z lh v k b Z lh v k b Z c S a d (3) , p M h , i Q lh c S a d (4) i s Q M j y c S a d

(5) d k s V d e f g a n z k c S a d 38. x S j& d j j k tL o f d l d h d k ; Z i z . k k y h e s a lq /k j d j d s c u k ; k

tk ld r k g S \(1) j k T ; lM + d i f j o g u f u x e (2) f o |q r d k s M Z (3) O ; o lk f ; d f la p k b Z i f j ; k s tu k (4) m i ; q Z D r lH k h (5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

39. ; f n f d lh f c a n q i j vF k Z O ; o L F k k la r q y u e s a g k s ] tg k ¡ c p r , o a f u o s ' k d h i f j ; k s tu k le k u g k s ] r k s lj d k j d k O ; ; g k s x k &(1) ' k w U ; (2) lj d k j d h v k ; d s c j k c j (3) lj d k j d h v k ; ls v f/d (4) ½ . k k R e d (5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

40. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls f d lu s v x L r 2015 e s a J h y a d k d s i z è k k u e a = d s :i e s a ' k iF k y h \(1) f o t; u a n k n k g k u k ; d s(2) j R u k lh j h f o Ø e k u k ; d s(3) f M a x j h c k U n k f o ts r q a x k (4) j k f u y f o Ø e k f la ? k s

(5) f n lk u k ; d k tk ; k j R u s



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28. The forthcoming India-South Africa series

has been named after Nelson Mandela and...

(1) Amartya Sen(2) Rahul Dravid

(3) Mother Teresa

(4) Sachin Tendulkar

(5) Mahatma Gandhi

29. Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis won the US

Open Women's Doubles title. Martina be-

longs to which of the following countries?

(1) Spain (2) Russia

(3) America (4) Switzerland

(5) Serbia

30. Which of the following is the initiativeannounced by the Prime Minister to boost

entrepreneurship in his Independence Day

address to the nation in August 2015?

(1) Plug-in India (2) Start-up India

(3) Create India (4) Incubator India

(5) Venture India

31. Leander Paes has won the US Open Mixed

Doubles Title with which of the following

players?

(1) Serena Williams

(2) Flavia Pennetta(3) Roberta Vinci

(4) Martina Hingis

(5) Maria Sharapova

32. Apurvi Chandela is India's leading women's

player in which sport?

(1) Archery (2) Wrestling

(3) Shooting (4) Rowing

(5) Boxing

33. If all the banks in an economy are

nationalised and converted into a monopoly

bank, the total deposits .......

(1) will decrease

(2) will increase

(3) will neither increase nor decrease

(4) All of these

(5) None of these

34. Which is the world's most liveable city ac-

cording to the annual Liveability Ranking

of 140 cities conducted by Economist Intel-

ligence Unit in August 2015?

(1) Melbourne (2) Toronto(3) Calgary (4) Vienna

(5) Vancouver

35. Hunter is the fraud detection tool for the in-

surance sector launched by which credit in-

formation company in India?(1) Dun & Bradstreet

(2) CIBIL

(3) Equifax

(4) CRIF High Mark

(5) Experian

36. If the cash reserve ratio is lowered by the

RBI, its impact on credit creation will be to:

(1) increase it

(2) decrease it

(3) no impact

(4) first decrease then increase

(5) none of these

37. Which private sector bank launched fully

automated digital locker 'Smart Vault' in

August 2015? It would be available to cus-

tomers even on weekends and post bank-

ing hours

(1) Axis Bank

(2) ICICI Bank

(3) HDFC Bank

(4) Federal Bank(5) Kotak Mahindra Bank

38. Non-tax revenues can be increased by

improving the working of the :

(1) State Road Transport Corporations

(2) Electricity Boards

(3) Commerical Irrigation Projects

(4) All of these

(5) None of these

39. If an economy is in equilibrium at the point

where plans to save and to invest are equal,

then government expenditure must be :

(1) Zero

(2) Equal to government income

(3) More than government income

(4) Negative

(5) None of these

40. Who among the following was sworn in as

Prime Minister of Sri Lanka in August

2015?

(1) Wijayananda Dahanayake

(2) Ratnasiri Wickremanayake(3) Dingiri Banda Wijetunga

(4) Ranil Wickremesinghe

(5) Disanayaka Jayaratne



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ENGLISH LANGUAGE & COMPREHENSION

Directions (41-50): Read the following pas-

sage carefully and answser the questions

given below it. Certain words have been

printed in bold to help you locate them while

answering some of the questions.

Goldman Sachs predicted that crude oil price wouldhit $200 and just as it appeared that alternativerenewable energy had a chance of becoming aneconomically viable option, the internationalprice of oil fell by over 70%. After hitting the all

time high of $147 a barrel, a month ago, crudefell to less than $40 a barrel. What explains thissharp decline in the international price of oil? There has not been any major new discovery of ahitherto unknown source of oil or gas. The shortanswer is that the demand does not have to fallby a very sizeable quantity for the price of crudeto respond as it did. In the short run, the priceelasticity of demand for crude oil is very low.Conversely, in the short run, even a relativelybig change in the price of oil does not immedi-ately lower consumption. It takes months, or

years, of high oil price to inculcate habits of energy conservation. World crude oil price hadremained at over $60 a barrel for most of 2013-2014 without making any major dent in demand.

The long answer is more complex. The economicslowdown in the US, Europe and Asia along withdollar depreciation and commodity speculationhave all had some role in the downward descentin the international price of oil. In recent years,the supply of oil has been rising but not enoughto catch up with the rising demand, resulting inan almost vertical escalation in its price. The

number of crude oil futures and options contractshave also increased manifold, which has led tosignificant speculation in the oil market. In com-parison, the role of the Organisation of PetroleumExporting Countries (OPEC) in fixing crude pricehas considerably weakened. OPEC is often ac-cused of operating as a cartel restricting output,thus keeping prices artificially high. it did suc-ceed in setting the price of crude during the 1970sand the first half of the 80s. But, with increasedfutures trading and contracts, the control of crudepricing has moved from OPEC to banks and

markests that deal with futures trading andcontracts.

It is true that most oil exporting regions of theworld have remained politically unstable, fuel-

ling speculation over the price of crude. Butthere is little evidence that the geopoliticaluncertainties in west Asia have improved toweaken the price of oil. Threatened by thedownward slide of oil price, OPEC has, in fact,announced its decision to curtail output.

However, most oil importers will have a sigh of relief as they find their oil import bills declineexcept for those who bought options to import oilat prices higher than market prices. Exporting

nations, on the other hand, will see their eco-nomic prosperity slip. Relatively low price of crudeis also bad news for investments in alternativerenewable energy that cannot compete withcheaper and non-renewable sources of energy.

41. Why are oil importing countries relieved?

(1) Price of crude reached $147, not $200,as was predicted

(2) Discovery of oil reserves within theirown territories

(3) Demand for crude has fallen sharply

(4) There is no need for them to invest hugeamounts of money in alternativesources of energy

(5) None of the above

42. Which of the following factors is responsiblefor rise in speculation in crude oil markets?

A. OPEC has not been able to restrict theoil output and control prices.

B. The supply of oil has been rising tomatch demand.

C. Existence of large number of oil futuresand oil contracts.

(1) Only A (2) Both A and B(3) Only C (4) All A, B, and c


43. What does the phrase 'the price elastic-

ity of demand for crude oil is very low'

imply?

(1) When the price rises the demand forcrude oil falls immediately

(2) A small change in demand will result ina sharp change in the price of crude

(3) Within a short span of time the price of

crude oil has fluctuated sharply(4) Speculation in oil does not have much

of an impact on its price




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44. Which of the following is/are TRUE in thecontext of the passage?

A. The decline in oil prices has benefitedall countries

B. Renewable energy sources are costlierthan non-renewable ones

C. Lack of availability of alternative renew-

able energy resulted in rise in demandfor crude

(1) Only B (2) Both A and B

(3) Both B and C (4) Only C


45. What has the impact of the drop in oil prices

been?(1) Exploration for natural gas resources

has risen

(2) The dollar has fallen sharply

(3) OPEC has decided to restrict its

production of oil

(4) Economic depression in oil importingcountries

(5) Drastic fall in demand for crude oil

Directions (46-48): Choose the word which

is most similar in meaning to the word

printed in bold as used in the passage.46. INCULCATE

(1) Modify (2) Construct

(3) Initiate (4) Fix

(5) Instil

47. FUELLING

(1) Incentive (2) Supplying

(3) Stimulating (4) Irritating

(5) Rescoring

48. DENT

(1) Reduction (1) Break

(3) Tear (4) Breach

(5) Split

Directions (49-50): Choose the word which

is most opposite in meaning to the word

printed in bold as used in the passage.

49. CONVERSELY

(1) Compatibly (2) Similarly

(3) Likely (4) Aligning

(5) Resembling

50. WEAKEN

(1) Powerful (2) Nourish(3) Intense (4) Boost

(5) Energies

Directions (51-55): Rearrange the given six

sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in a

proper sequence so as to form a meaning-ful paragraph and then answer the given

question.

A. This success has been achieved despite the

fact that agriculture has been the most vola-tile sector of the country's economy over thepast four decades.

B. Such high levels of volatility are caused bythe country's climate, which is punctuatedby severe and prolonged periods of droughtacross the country.

C. Climate change is expected to exacerbatethese drought patterns with reducedaverage rainfall and increased variability.

D. Agriculture plays a pivotal role in theAustralian economy-generating around $40billion in export earnings each year.

E. Thus, the agriculture industry demands a

sophisticated risk management frameworkto ensure the sustainability of productivefarm businesses.

F. In addition to cl imatic changes, the

Government has also failed to deliver a

consistent and transparent framework forproviding assistance.

51. Which of the following is the FIRST sentenceafter rearrangement?

(1) A (2) C(3) B (4) D(5) E

52. Which of the following should be theSECOND sentence after rearrangement?(1) C (2) F(3) A (4) D

(5) E53. Which of the following should be the

FOURTH sentence after rearrangement?(1) E (2) B(3) C (4) A(5) F

54. Which of the following should be the SIXTH(LAST) sentence after rearrangement?(1) E (2) B(3) A (4) D(5) F

55. Which of the following should be the FIFTH

sentence after rearrangement?(1) A (2) D

(3) B (4) F

(5) C



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Directions (56-60): In each sentence be-

low, a group of words has been underlined.

Below each four choices (1), (2), (3) and (4)are given. Pick out the one which can sub-

stitute the underlined group of words

correctrectly, without changing the mean-

ing of the sentence. If the sentence re-

quires no correction, without changing the

meaning of the sentence. If the sentence

requires no correction no correction, given

(5) as the answer.

56. The Election Commission announced that

elections to the Assemblies will be held

on May 10.

(1) should be held from

(2) will be held from

(3) would be held on

(4) are being held on

(5) None of these

57. He was quite sure that none of them were

aware of the truth.

(1) were aware from

(2) was aware of

(3) were beware of

(4) had aware of (5) None of these

58. Saurav Ganguly was too tired to stretchhis innings further.

(1) too much tire to

(2) so tired to

(3) extremely tired about

(4) quite tiring to

(5) None of these

59. Shocked of seeing corrupt persons party-ing in his house, the honest minister com-mitted suicide.

(1) Shockingly seen

(2) Shocked at seeing

(3) Shocked by seeing

(4) Seeing as a shock

(5) None of these

60. No sooner did he finish writing the articlethan his friend had arrived there.

(1) had arrived thereat

(2) had had his arrival there

(3) had been arrived there(4) arrived there

(5) None of these

Directions (61-65): In these questions, the

sentence has a blank indicating that some-

thing has been omitted. Choose the wordthat best fits the meaning of the sentence

as a whole.

61. Brinjals are cheap these days.

(1) dead (2) dust

(3) dastardly (4) dirt

(5) down

62. He that he would come.

(1) requested (2) said

(3) pleaded (4) urged

(5) asked

63. If you drink too much, it will your judge-ment.

(1) impede (2) impair

(3) impose (4) impel

(5) improve

64. The Managing Director treated the employ-ees to a lunch at an expensive hotel.

(1) precious (2) thriving

(3) stupendous (4) magnanimous

(5) sumptuous

65. We need an unusually gifted person to solvethis problem.

(1) sensitive (2) sensible

(3) sensuous (4) spurious

(5) sensual

Directions (66–70): In each of the following ex-

ercises we have sentences given in four parts.

Read each sentence to find out whether there

is any error in it. The error, if any, will be in

one part of the sentence. The number of that

part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer

is (5). (Ignore the errors of punctuation, if any.)

66. (1) Children visiting the / (2) park areamused / (3) by the monkeys' / (4) play in

the cages. / (5) No error.

67. (1) The enmity of the / (2) two groups hasreached a level / (3) where reconciliationhas / (4) become impossible. / (5) No error.

68. (1) To make him succeed, / (2) the correctthing to do / (3) is to punish him / (4) untilhe does not try. / (5) No error.

69. (1) If he would not have / (2) confessed ithimself / (3) the crime could scarcely havebeen / (4) known to him./ (5) No error.

70. (1) The purpose of this book, (2) however, is

not to discuss/ (3) these basic issues / (4)

is its various aspects. / (5) No error.



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Directions (71-80): In the following passage, there

are blanks, each of which has been numbered.

These numbers are printed below the passageand against each, five words are suggested, one

of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out

the appropriate word in each case.

Dr. Swaminathan is not only a (71) scientist but

also an able administrator and an (72) organiserof projects. He has served the country by (73)

many significant positions. His researches in the

field of agriculture and his efforts for (74) the qual-ity of wheat in particular, have (75) him laurels.Dr. Borlaugh has highly (76) his works. Dr.

Swaminathan is an honorary member of 14important International Scientific Societies/Councils including the Royal Society of London.Many universities have (77) Doctorate on him.In 1972, he was awarded "Padma Bhushan". Dr.Swaminathan (78) in work, not in popularity andthat is the (79) he never came into so much (80).

71. (1) famous (2) magnificent

(3) decisive (4) renewed

(5) glorious

72. (1) insecure (2) absolute

(3) overt (4) incompetent

(5) efficient

73. (1) creating (2) developing

(3) encouraging (4) holding

(5) appointing

74. (1) magnifying (2) growing

(3) improving (4) judging(5) deciding

75. (1) prospered (2) won

(3) acquired (4) made

(5) donated

76. (1) analysed (2) appreciated

(3) cooperated (4) recommended

(5) curtailed

77. (1) given (2) registered

(3) conferred (4) passed

(5) dictated

78. (1) aspires (2) enjoys

(3) dedicates (4) believes

(5) continues

79. (1) reason (2) aim

(3) perspective (4) way

(5) essence

80. (1) fame (2) respect

(3) reputation (4) disregard

(5) limelight



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la [ ; k R e d v fH k ; k s X ; r k

f u n s Z ' k (81–85): f u E u f y f [ k r la [ ;k Ü k z ` a [ k y k e s a i z ' u f p U g (\) d s L F k k u i j D ;k g k s u k p k f g ,\

81.4 6 5 2

2 3 4 36 7 7 3

= ?

(1)3

137

(2)19

1421

(3)19

1521

(4)9

1421

82. ? % of 460 – 34% of 356 = 456

(1) 110.5 (2) 123.4

(3) 120.4 (4) 125.4


83. 729 81 + (19)2 + 11 = ?

(1) 651 (2) 615

(3) 515 (4) 551

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 84. (2.25)2 (3.375)4 × (1.5)5 = (1.5)?–7

(1) – 3 (2) – 4

(3) 3 (4) 4


85. 67% of 676 ÷ 0.01 = ? + 577

(1) 1165 (2) 1156

(3) 1651 (4) 1166

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a f u n s Z ' k (86–90): f u E u f y f [ k r i z ' u k s a e s a i z ' u& f p U g (\) d s L F k k u i j v k u s o k y s la [ ;k v k s a d k f u d V r e e k u c r k , a &86. 15.5% of 323 – 20.8% of 198 = ?

(1) 12 (2) 5

(3) 15 (4) 3(5) 9

87. 3058 27 × 3 = ?

(1) 360 (2) 348

(3) 340 (4) 330

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 88. (3.58)2 × (1.75)2 = ?

(1) 25 (2) 40

(3) 30 (4) 35


89.5138 36

= ?

(1) 21 (2) 6

(3) 12 (4) 18


90. 37.5 × 34.9 2.75 = ?

(1) 476 (2) 491

(3) 464 (4) 453


u n s Z ' k (91-95): f u E u f y f [ k r i z ' u k s a d k m Ù k j n s u s d s f y ,

f u E u f y f [ k r lw p u k v k s a d k s è ;k u i w o Z d i < + s A 5500 ln L ; k s a d h , d d k W y k s u h e s a 18» O ; f D r v i u k O ; o lk ;

lE H k k y r s g S A m u O ; f D r ; k s a e s a ls tk s v i u k O ; o L k k ; lE H k k y r s

e f g y k , ¡ g S A d k W y k s u h e s a O ; f D r ; k s a d h d q y la [ ; k d k 65» f o la L F k k v k s a e s a d k ; Z j r g S A f o f H k U u la L F k k v k s a e s a d k ; Z j r d q 40» e f g y k , a g S A d k W y k s u h d s d q y y k s x k s a e s a ls 12» c s j k s c s j k s tx k j y k s x k s a d h d q y la [ ; k d k 30» e f g y k , a g S A d k W y k s u h g q , O ; f D r c P p s g S ] f tu e s a 60» c k f y d k , a g S A

91. c P p k s a d h d q y la [ ; k ( c k y d rF k k c k f y d k , a n k s u k s a ) v i u k O ; o lk ; lE H k k y u s o k y s O ; f D r ; k s a ( i q # " k rF k k e f g y k , a n k s d h d q y la [ ; k d k y xH k x f d r u k i z f r ' k r g S \

(1) 28 (2) 24

(3) 32 (4) 21(5) 35

92. d k W y k s u h e s a c k y d rF k k c k f y d k v k s a d h la [ ; k d k v a r j f d r g S \

(1) 65 (2) 55

(3) 45 (4) 35


93. d k W y k s u h e s a O ; L d i q # " k k s a d h la [ ; k f d r u h g S ( c P p k s N k s M + d j)\

(1) 3496 (2) 3490(3) 3500 (4) 3504


94. d k W y k s u h e s a e f g y k v k s a d h d q y la [ ; k f d r u h g S \

(1) 1884 (2) 1896

(3) 1888 (4) 1892


95. c s j k s tx k j i q # " k k s a d h la [ ; k , o a v u s d la L F k k v k s a e s a d k ; Z d k v u q i k r D ; k g S \

(1) 3 : 13 (2) 12 : 65(3) 4 : 13 (4) 16 : 65




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QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE

Directions (81-85) : What will come in place

of the question mark (?) in the following

questions ?

81.4 6 5 2

2 3 4 36 7 7 3

= ?

(1)3

137

(2)19

1421

(3)19

15

21

(4)9

14

2182. ? % of 460 – 34% of 356 = 456

(1) 110.5 (2) 123.4

(3) 120.4 (4) 125.4(5) None of these

83. 729 81 + (19)2 + 11 = ?

(1) 651 (2) 615

(3) 515 (4) 551(5) None of these

84. (2.25)2 (3.375)4 × (1.5)5 = (1.5)?–7

(1) – 3 (2) – 4

(3) 3 (4) 4(5) None of these

85. 67% of 676 ÷ 0.01 = ? + 577

(1) 1165 (2) 1156

(3) 1651 (4) 1166(5) None of these

Directions (86-90): What approximate value

should come in the place of the question

mark (?) in the following questions ? (You

are not expected to calculate the exact

value.)

86. 15.5% of 323 – 20.8% of 198 = ?(1) 12 (2) 5(3) 15 (4) 3

(5) 9

87. 3058 27 × 3 = ?

(1) 360 (2) 348(3) 340 (4) 330

(5) None of these

88. (3.58)2 × (1.75)2 = ?

(1) 25 (2) 40(3) 30 (4) 35

(5) None of these

89. 5138 36 = ?

(1) 21 (2) 6

(3) 12 (4) 18

(5) None of these

90. 37.5 × 34.9 2.75 = ?

(1) 476 (2) 491

(3) 464 (4) 453

(5) None of these

Directions (91–95): Study the following

information carefully and answer the

questions given below it.

In a colony of 5500 members, 18% of thepeople manage their business and 10% of those

who manage their business are females. 65% of the total number of people in the colony servevarious organisations. 40% of the number of people serving various organisations are females.12% of the total number of the total number of people in the colony are unemployed. 30% of thenumber of people unemployed are females. Theremaining people in the colony are children, 60%of whom are females.

91. The number of children (both males andfemales) is approximately what per cent of people who manage their business (both

males and females) ?(1) 28 (2) 24

(3) 32 (4) 21

(5) 35

92. What is the difference between the maleand female children in the colony ?

(1) 65 (2) 55

(3) 45 (4) 35

(5) None of these

93. What is the total number of adult males in

the colony (excluding the children) ?(1) 3496 (2) 3490

(3) 3500 (4) 3504

(5) None of these

94. What is the total number of females in thecolony ?

(1) 1884 (2) 1896

(3) 1888 (4) 1892

(5) None of these

95. What is the respective ratio of theunemployed males to the number of malesworking for various organisations ?

(1) 3 : 13 (2) 12 : 65

(3) 4 : 13 (4) 16 : 65

(5) None of these



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f u n s Z ' k (96–100): u h p s f n , x , i z ' u k s a d k m Ù k j n s u s d s f y , f u E u f y f [ k r x z k i Q d k s è ;k u i w o Z d i < + s A

i k ¡ p f o fH k U u ' k g j k s a e s a r h u f o fH k U U k i Q y k s a d k e w Y ; ( i z f r f d x z k - # i ;s e s a )

200

180

160

140

120

100

80

60

40

20

0

tk y a /j f n Y y h p a M + h x < + j k s i j

ls c v e :n v a x q j

g k s f 'k ;k j i q j

96. f d l ' k g j e s a , d f d y k s ls c d k e w Y ; rF k k , d f d y k s v e :n d s e w Y ; d k v a r j n w lj k lc ls d e g S \(1) tk y U /j (2) f n Y y h (3) p a M + h x < + (4) g k s f ' k ; k j i q j (5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

97. tk y U /j e s a , d f d y k s v E k :n d k e w Y ; p a M h x < + e s a n k s f d y k s v a x w j d s e w Y ; d k y xH k x f d r u k i z f r ' k r g S \(1) 66 (2) 24(3) 28 (4) 34

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 98. f n Y y h e s a 3 f d y k s ls c , o a 2 f d y k s v e :n [ k j h n u s d s f y ,

j k e d k s n q d k u n k j d k s f d r u s # i ; s n s u s g k s a x s \(1) ` 530 (2) ` 450(3) ` 570 (4) ` 620

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 99. j f o U n j d k s g k s f ' k ; k j i q j ls 45 f d x z k v a x w j [ k j h n u s g S A n q d k u n k j

u s m ls i z f r f d x z k - 4» d h N w V n h g S A N w V d s i ' p k r m ls n q d k u n k j d k s f d r u h j k f ' k p q d k u h g S \(1) ` 8,208 (2) ` 8,104(3) ` 8,340 (4) ` 8,550

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 100. j k s i M + e s a s , d f d x z k - ls c d k e w Y ; rF k k p a M + h x < + e s a s , d f d x z k -

v a x w j d s e w Y ; d k v u q i k r D ; k g S \(1) 3 : 2 (2) 2 : 3(3) 22 : 32 (4) 42 : 92

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 101. , d u k o /k j k d s i z o k g d h f n ' k k e s a 9 f d e h - @ ? k a - d h n j ls

tk r h g S rF k k /k j k d h f o i j h r f n ' k k e s a 6 f d e h - @ ? k a - d h n j ls

tk r h g S A /k j k d s i z o k g d h x f r K k r d j s a A(1) 1.5 f d e h - @ ? k a - (2) 2 f d e h - @ ? k a -(3) 7.5 f d e h - @ ? k a - (4) 4.5 f d e h - @ ? k a -(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

102. , d O ; f D r v i u h d q y o L r q v k s a d k v k /k 20» y k H k i j rF k k c p k g q v k v k /k 30» d s y k H k i j c s p r k g S A i w j s lk S n s i j m s

d q y f d r u s i z f r ' k r y k H k g k s x k \(1) 30% (2) 25%(3) 50% (4) 35%

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 103. , d i k ls d k s n k s c k j i s a Q d k tk r k g S A n k s u k s a c k j i s a Q d u s i

; k s x v k u s d h lE H k k o u k K k r d j s a \

(1)5

18(2)

1

18

(3)1

9(4)

1

6

(5)

5

36104. , d , s j k s I y s u 7 56 f d e h @ ? k a V k d h x f r ls m M + r k g S A

g s y h d k W I V j] , s j k s I y s u } k j k 9 ? k a V s e s a r ; d h x b Z n w j h n w j h 4 8 ? k a V s e s a r ; d j r k g S A g s y h d k W I V j 18 ? k a V s e s a r ; d j s x k \(1) 5014 f d e h - (2) 5140 f d e h -(3) 5130 f d e h - (4) 5103 f d e h -(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

105. , d v/Z o ` Ù k f tld k { k s = k i Q y 1925 o x Z ls e h g S ] d k i f j e k i , d v k ; r d h p k S M + k b Z d s c j k c j g S A ; f n v k ; r d h y a c k b Z ] , d o x Z f tld h H k q tk 48 ls e h g S d s i f j e k i d s c j k c j g S ] v k ; r

d k i f j e k i K k r d j s a \(1) 734 ls e h -(2) 754 ls e h -(3) 745 ls e h -(4) f u/k Z f j r u g h a f d ; k tk ld r k (5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

f u n s Z ' k (106–110): u h p s f n , x , i z R ;s d i z ' u e s a , d la [ ;k Ü k z ` a [ k y k n h x b Z g S ] f tle s a , d la [ ;k x y r g S A x y r la [ ;k K k r d j s a A106. 484 240 120 57 26.5 11.25 3.625

(1) 240 (2) 120

(3) 57 (4) 26.5(5) 11.2507. 3 5 13 43 176 891 5353

(1) 5 (2) 13(3) 43 (4) 176(5) 891

108. 6 7 16 41 90 154 292(1) 7 (2) 16(3) 41 (4) 90(5) 154

109. 5 7 16 57 244 1245 7506(1) 7 (2) 16(3) 57 (4) 244

(5) 1245110. 4 2.5 3.5 6.5 15.5 41.25 126.75(1) 2.5 (2) 3.5(3) 6.5 (4) 15.5

(5) 41.25



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Directions (96–100): Study the following

graph carefully to answer the questions

that follow :Cost of three different fruits (in rupees

per kg.) in five different cities.

200

180

160

140

120

100

80

60

40

20

0

Jalanda har Delh i Chandi garh Hosiarpur Ropar

Apple Guava Grapes

96. In which city is the difference between thecost of one kg. of apple and cost of one kg. of guava second lowest ?(1) Jalandhar (2) Delhi(3) Chandigarh (4) Hoshiarpur(5) None of these

97. Cost of one kg. of guava in Jalandhar isapproximately what percent of the cost of two kgs. of grapes in Chandigarh ?(1) 66 (2) 24(3) 28 (4) 34(5) None of these

98. What total amount will Ram pay to theshopkeeper for purchasing 3 kgs. of applesand 2 kgs. of guavas in Delhi ?(1) ` 530 (2) ` 450(3) ` 570 (4) ` 620(5) None of these

99. Ravinder had to purchase 45 kgs. of grapesfrom Hoshiarpur. Shopkeeper gave himdiscount of 4% per kg. What amount did hepay to the shopkeeper after the discount ?(1) ` 8,208 (2) ` 8,104(3) ` 8,340 (4) ` 8,550(5) None of these

100. What is the respective ratio between thecost of one kg. of apples from Ropar and thecost of one kg. of grapes from Chandigarh ?(1) 3 : 2 (2) 2 : 3(3) 22 : 32 (4) 42 : 92

(5) None of these101. A boat goes downstream at the rate of 9

kmph and upstream at the rate of 6 kmph.Find the speed of current.(1) 1.5 kmph (2) 2 kmph(3) 7.5 kmph (4) 4.5 kmph(5) None of these

102. A person sells half of his goods at 20% profitand remaining half at 30% profit. What ishis overall gain per cent in the wholetransaction ?(1) 30% (2) 25%(3) 50% (4) 35%(5) None of these

103. A dice is thrown twice. What is theprobability of getting a sum of 7 from boththe throws ?

(1)5

18(2)

1

18

(3)1

9(4)

1

6

(5) 536

104. An aeroplane flies with an average speedof 756 km/hr. A helicopter takes 48 hoursto cover twice the distance covered byaeroplane in 9 hours. How much distancewill the helicopter cover in 18 hours ?(1) 5014 km (2) 5140 km(3) 5130 km (4) 5103 km(5) None of these

105. The circumference of a semi-circle of area1925 sq. cm is equal to the breadth of arectangle. If the length of the rectangle is

equal to the perimeter of a square of side48 cm. What is the perimeter of therectangle ?(1) 734 cm(2) 754 cm(3) 745 cm(4) Cannot be determined(5) None of these

Directions (106-110) : In each question below,a number series is given in which onenumber is wrong. Find out the wrong number.106. 484 240 120 57 26.5 11.25 3.625

(1) 240 (2) 120

(3) 57 (4) 26.5(5) 11.25

107. 3 5 13 43 176 891 5353(1) 5 (2) 13(3) 43 (4) 176(5) 891

108. 6 7 16 41 90 154 292(1) 7 (2) 16(3) 41 (4) 90(5) 154

109. 5 7 16 57 244 1245 7506(1) 7 (2) 16(3) 57 (4) 244

(5) 1245110. 4 2.5 3.5 6.5 15.5 41.25 126.75

(1) 2.5 (2) 3.5(3) 6.5 (4) 15.5

(5) 41.25



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f u n s Z ' k (111-115) : r k f y d k d k s è ;k u i w o Z d vè/;u d j s a , o a m u d s u h p s f n ;s x , i z ' u k s a d k m Ù k j n s a A

i k ¡ p f o fH k U u e g h u k s a e s a r h u v y x O ; f D r ;k s a } k j k H k q x r k u f d ;k x ;k y S a M y k b Z u i Q k s u] f c ty h ] /q y k b Z ] r

i Q k s u d k e k f ld y s [ k k i = k ( # i ;k s a e s a )

234 190 113 145 245 315 93 323 65 144 234 345

124 234 321 270 220 135 151 134 35 164 221 325

156 432 211 86 150 98 232 442 132 143 532 332

87 123 124 124 150 116 213 324 184 245 134 125

221 104 156 235 103 131 143 532 143 324 432 543

e g h u s f c ty h y S a M y k b Z u i Q k s u /q y k b Z e k s c k b Z y i Q k s u

e g h u s d k f c y

j f o n s o e k u w j f o n s o e k u w j f o n s o e k u w j f o n s o e k u w

e k p Z

v i S z y

e b Z

tw u

tq y k b Z

111. n s o } k j k tw u e g h u s e s a lH k h p k j m iH k k s x d h x b Z ls o k v k s a d k

d q y H k q x r k u d h x ; h j d e D ; k g S \

(1) ` 608 (2) ` 763

(3) ` 731 (4) ` 683


112. lH k h i k ¡ p e g h u k s a d k s f e y k d j e k u w } k j k H k q x r k u d h x ; h

f c ty h d k v k S lr f c y f d r u k g S \

(1) ` 183 (2) ` 149

(3) ` 159 (4) ` 178


113. e b Z e g h u s e s a j f o } k j k H k q x r k u f d ; s x , e k s c k b Z y i Q k s u d k f c y

, o a e k p Z e g h u s e s a n s o } k j k H k q x r k u f d ; s x , /q y k b Z d s f c y

d k v a r j D ; k g S \

(1) ` 180 (2) ` 176

(3) ` 190 (4) ` 167

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 114. f d u e g h u k s a e s a Ø e ' k % e k u w u s n w lj k lc ls v f/d e k s c k b Z y

i Q k s u f c y , o a lc ls d e f c ty h f c y d k H k q x r k u f d ; k g S \

(1) v i z S y , o a tw u (2) v i z S y , o a e b Z

(3) e k p Z , o a tw u (4) e k p Z , o a e b Z

(5) tw y k b Z , o a e b Z

115. v i z S y e s a e k u w } k j k H k q x r k u f d ; s x , f c ty h f c y , o a tw u

e g h u s e s a j f o } k j k H k q x r k u f d ; s x , e k s c k b Z y i Q k s u f c y d k

v u q i k r D ; k g S \(1) 27 : 49 (2) 27 : 65

(3) 34 : 49 (4) 135 : 184


f u n s Z ' k (116–120): f u E U k f y f [ k r V s c y d k s è ;k u i w o Z d vè ;;u d j s a , o a u h p s f n , x , i z ' u k s a d k m Ù k j n s a A

f o fH k U u d k W y k s f u ;k s a e s a j g u s o k y s i q # " k ] e f g y k ,

c P p k s a d k i z f r ' k r

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0A B C D E

3436

30

50

30

20

28

42

30

3836

26

50

30

20

i q # " k e f g y k , a c P p s a

f u o k f l ; k s a d k i z f r ' k r

d k W y k s u h

A 1250

B 2050

C 1800

D 1150

E 1620

d k W y k s u h f u o k lh

f o fH k U U k d k W y k s f u ;k s a e s a

f u o k f l;k s a d h d q y la [ ;k

116. d k W y k s u h A, B , o a C e s a , d lk F k f e y k d j d q y f d r u h e f g y k , a g S \(1) 1785 (2) 1821(3) 1479 (4) 1692

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 117. d k W y k s u hA e a s c P p k s a d h d q y la [ ; k ] d k W y k s u hE e s a c P p k s a d h

d q y la [ ; k d k y xH k x f d r u k i z f r ' k r g S \(1) 121 (2) 116(3) 75 (4) 101




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Directions (111-115) : Study the table carefully to answer the questions that follow.

Monthly Bill (in rupees) of landline phone, electricity, laundry and mobile

phone paid by three different people in five different months.

Ravi Dev Manu Ravi Dev Manu Ravi Dev Manu Ravi Dev Manu

March 234 190 113 145 245 315 93 323 65 144 234 345

April 124 234 321 270 220 135 151 134 35 164 221 325

May 156 432 211 86 150 98 232 442 132 143 532 332

June 87 123 124 124 150 116 213 324 184 245 134 125

July 221 104 156 235 103 131 143 532 143 324 432 543

Landline Phone Electricity Laundry Mobile Phones

Monthly BillsMonth

111. What is the total amount of bill paid by Dev

in the month of June for all the four

commodities ?

(1) ` 608 (2) ` 763

(3) ` 731 (4) ` 683

(5) None of these

112. What is the average electricity bill paid by

Manu over all the five months together ?

(1) ` 183 (2) ` 149

(3) ` 159 (4) ` 178(5) None of these

113. What is the difference between the mobile

phone bill paid by Ravi in the month of May

and laundry bill paid by Dev in the month of

March ?

(1) ` 180 (2) ` 176

(3) ` 190 (4) ` 167

(5) None of these

114. In which months respectively did manu pay

the second highest mobile phone bill andthe lowest electricity bill ?

(1) April and June

(2) April and May

(3) March and June

(4) March and May

(5) July and May

115. What is the respective ratio between the

elctricity bill paid by Manu in the month of

April and the mobile phone bill paid by Ravi

in the month of June ?(1) 27 : 49 (2) 27 : 65

(3) 34 : 49 (4) 135 : 184

(5) None of these

Directions: (116 -120): Study the following

graph and table carefully and answer the

questions given below it.

Percentage of males, females and

children living in various colonies

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0A B C D E

34

36

30

50

30

20

28

42

30

3836

26

50

30

20

P e r c e n t a g e o

f r e s i d e n t s

Colonies

Male Female Children

Total number ofresidents in various

colonies

Colonies Residents

A 1250

B 2050C 1800

D 1150

E 1620

116. What is the total number of females in

colonies A, B and C together ?

(1) 1785 (2) 1821

(3) 1479 (4) 1692

(5) None of these

117. The number of children in colony A are

approximately what percent of the number

of children in colony E ?

(1) 121 (2) 116

(3) 75 (4) 101

(5) None of these



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118. d k W y k s u hB e s a i q # " k k s a d h d q y la [ ; k , o a m lh d k W y k s u h e s a

e f g y k v k s a d h d q y la [ ; k d k v u q i k r K k r d j s a \

(1) 3 : 5 (2) 7 : 5

(3) 8 : 7 (4) 5 : 7


119. lH k h d k W y k s u h ; k s a e s a f u o k f l; k s a d h v k S L k r la [ ; k K k r d j s a \

(1) 1654 (2) 1600

(3) 1580 (4) 1574


120. d k s y k u hD e s a i q # " k k s a d h la [ ; k rF k k c P p k s a d h la [ ; k d k v a r j

K k r d j s a \

(1) 138 (2) 126

(3) 136 (4) 135


f u n s Z ' k (121–125): f u E u f y f [ k r i z ' u k s a e s a n k s le h d j . kI , o a

II f n ;s x , g S A v k i d k s le h d j . k k s a d k s g y d j u s g S , o a v i u k

lg h m Ù k j r ; d j u k g S A m Ù k j n s a %

(1) ; f n

x > y

(2) ; f n x > y

(3) ; f n x < y

(4) ; f n x < y

(5) ; f n x = y ; k la c a / L F k k f i r u g h a f d ; k tk ld r k A121. I. x 2 – 1200 = 244

II. y + 122 = 159

122. I. 14x – 25 = 59 – 7x

II. 222 – 36 81y

123. I. 144x 2 – 16 = 9

II. 12y + 4 = 49

124. I. x 2 – 9x + 20 = 0

II. y 2 – 13y + 42 = 0

125. I.3 1

5 10

x x

x

II.

10 2

4 y y y

126. `40,000 d h , d j k f ' k i j lk /k j . k C ; k t d h n j ls r h u

o " k k s ± e s a` 12,000 d k C ; k t i z k I r g k s r k g S A le k u j k f ' k i j

le k u C ; k t d h n j ls ] le k u le ; e s a f d r u k p Ø o ` f ¼ C ; k t

i z k I r g k s x k \

(1) ` 18,765 (2) ` 15,350

(3) ` 21, 555 (4) ` 13,240


127. 42 e f g y k , a f d lh d k ; Z d k s18 f n u e s a i w j k d j r h g S A le k u

d k ; Z d k s21 f n u e s a i w j k d j u s d s f y , f d r u h e f g y k v k s a d h

v k o ' ; d r k g S \

(1) 36 (2) 24

(3) 30 (4) 44


128. f o ' k k [ k k ? k j d h e j e E r i j ` 68, 357 rF k k ̀ 25,675

V h o h [ k j h n u s i j [ k p Z d j r h g S , o a c p h g q b Z28% j k f ' k o g

u d n v i u s i k l j [ k r h g S A d q y j k f ' k K k r d j s a \

(1) ` 94, 032

(2) ` 36,568

(3) ` 1,30,600

(4) f u/k Z f j r u g h a f d ; k tk ld r k


129. A, B , o a C f d lh O ; o lk ; e s a Ø e ' k4 e g h u s ]6 e g h u s rF k k

12 e g h u s d s f y , f u o s ' k d j r s g S AB d k f u o s ' k ]A d s f u o s ' k

d k n q x q u k g S ] rF k kC d k f u o s ' kA d s f u o s ' k d k2.5 x q . k k g S A

; f n o " k Z d s v a r e s a m U g s a` 5,819 d k y k H k g q v k r k s ]B d k

y k H k e s a f g L lk K k r d j s a \

(1) ` 1,404 (2) ` 1,428

(3) ` 1,518 (4) ` 1,536

(5) ` 1,644

130. 6 o " k Z i g y s f l; k rF k k m ld s f i r k d h v k ; q d k v u q i k r1:7

F k k A f l; k rF k k m ld s f i r k d h v k ; q e s a36 o " k Z d k v a r j g S A

v c ls 5 o " k Z i ' p k r f l; k d h v k ; q K k r d j s a \

(1) 13 o " k Z (2) 15 o " k Z

(3) 21 o " k Z (4) 17 o " k Z

(5) 19 o " k Z



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118. What is the respective ratio of the number

of males in colony B to the number of

females in the same colony ?

(1) 3 : 5 (2) 7 : 5

(3) 8 : 7 (4) 5 : 7

(5) None of these

119. What is the average number of residents

form all the colonies together ?

(1) 1654 (2) 1600

(3) 1580 (4) 1574

(5) None of these

120. What is the difference between the numberof males in colony D and the number of

children in the same colony ?

(1) 138 (2) 126

(3) 136 (4) 135

(5) None of these

Directions: (121 - 125): In each of the

following questions two equations

numbered I and II are given. You have to

solve both the equations and give answer

if

(1) If x > y

(2) If x > y

(3) If x < y

(4) If x < y

(5) If x = y or relation can’t be established.

121. I. x 2 – 1200 = 244

II. y + 122 = 159

122. I. 14x – 25 = 59 – 7x

II. 222 – 36 81y

123. I. 144x 2 – 16 = 9

II. 12y + 4 = 49

124. I. x 2 – 9x + 20 = 0

II. y 2 – 13y + 42 = 0

125. I.3 1

5 10

x x

x

II.10 2

4 y y y

126. The simple interest accrued on an amount

of ` 40,000 at the end of three years is `

12,000. What would be the compound

interest accrued on the same amount at

the same rate in the same period ?

(1) ` 18,765 (2) ` 15,350

(3) ` 21, 555 (4) ` 13,240

(5) None of these

127. 42 women can do a piece of work in 18 days.

How many women would be required do the

same work in 21 days ?

(1) 36 (2) 24(3) 30 (4) 44

(5) None of these

128. Vishakha spent ` 68, 357 on the renovation

for her home, ` 25,675 on buying music

system and the remaining 28% of the total

amount she had as cash with her. What

was the total amount ?

(1) ` 94, 032

(2) ` 36,568

(3) ` 1,30,600

(4) Can not be determined

(5) None of these

129. A, B and C invested different amounts in a

business for 4 months, 6 months and 12

months respectively. B's investment was 2

times A's investment and C's investment

was 2.5 times A's investment. If at the end

of the year, they together received an

amount of ` 5,819/- as profit, what was B'sshare in the profit?

(1) ` 1,404 (2) ` 1,428

(3) ` 1,518 (4) ` 1,536

(5) ` 1,644

130. Six years ago, the respective ratio between

the ages of Sia and her father that time

was 1 : 7. The difference between the age

of Sia's father and Sia is 36 years. What

will be Sia's age 5 years from now?

(1) 13 years (2) 15 years

(3) 21 years (4) 17 years

(5) 19 years



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f u n s Z ' k (131-136): u h p s f n , x , i z R ;s d i z ' u e s a r h u dF k u v k S j m ld s c k n n k s f u " d " k ZI v k S jII f n , x , g S a A v k i d k s f n , x , dF k u k s a d k s lR ; e k u u k g S ] H k y s g h o s lo Z K k r rF ;k s a ls fH k U u i z r h r g k s a A lH k h f u " d " k k s Z a d k s i f < + , v k S j f i Q j r ; d h f t, f d f n ;k x ;k d k S u& lk f u " d " k Z f n , x , dF k u k s a d k r k f d Z d :i ls v u q lj . k d j r k g S ] H k y s g h lo Z K k r rF ; d q N H k h g k s a A m Ù k j n h f t,%

(1) ; f n d s o y f u " d " k ZI v u q lj . k d j r k g S A(2) ; f n d s o y f u " d " k ZII v u q lj . k d j r k g S A

(3) ; f n ; k r k s f u " d " k ZI ; k f u " d " k Z II v u q lj . k d j r k g S A(4) ; f n u k r k s f u " d " k ZI u k g hII v u q lj . k d j r k g S A(5) ; f n f u " d " k Z I v k S jII n k s u k s a v u q lj . k d j r s g S a a A

131. dF k u : lH k h lg h x y r g S a A d q N lg h v lR ; g S a A lH k h v lR ; lR ; g S a A f u " d " k Z:

I. d q N v lR ; x y r g a S AII . lH k h lR ; d s x y r g k s u s d h la H k k o u k g S A

132. dF k u :

d q N c S x lk e k u g S a A d k s b Z lk e k u V k s d j h u g h a g S A lH k h c S x c k Y V h g S a a A f u " d " k Z:

I. lH k h lk e k u c k Y V h g S AII . d q N c S x V k s d j h u g h a g S A

133. dF k u : lH k h d k x t I y k f L V d g S a A d k s b Z i S d s V i k S /k u g h a g S A lH k h I y k f L V d i S u y g S a A

f u " d " k Z:

I. d q N i S u y d k x t g S a AII . lH k h i S u y I y k f L V d g a S A

134. dF k u : d q N ' k h ' k k p ' e k u g h a g S A lH k h ' k h ' k s x S l g S a A d k s b Z ' k h ' k k c Ù k [ k u g h a g S A dF k u :I. d q N x S l c Ù k [ k g S AII . d q N x S l p ' e s u g h a g S A

(135-136):

dF k u : d k s b Z f [ k y k S u k i s M + u g h a g S A d q N f [ k y k S u s l[ r g S a A lH k h i s M + V s ª u g S a A

135. f u " d " k Z:

I. d q N V s ª u f [ k y k S u s g S a AII . d k s b Z V s ª u f [ k y k S u k u g h a g S A

136. f u " d " k Z:

I. lH k h i s M + k s a d s l[ r g k s u s d h la H k k o u k g S AII . lH k h V s ª u k s a d s f [ k y k S u k g k s u s d h la H k k o u k g S A

137. ; f n ' k C nRECIPROCAL d s p k S F k s ] N B s ] u k S o s a v k S j n l v{ k j ls vF k Z i w . k Z ' k C n c u u k la H k o g k s ] r k s m l ' k C n d k r h lj k v{ k j v k i d k m Ù k j g k s x k A ; f n , d ls v f/d v a x z s th ' k C n

c u r s g S a r k s‘M’ m Ù k j g k s x k ] v k S j ; f n , s lk d k s b Z ' k C n u g h a c u g S r k s v k i d k m Ù k j‘N’ g k s x k A(1) A (2) 1(3) N (4) M(5) R

138. n f { k . k d h r j i Q e q a g f d , g q , y M + d k s a d h , d i a f D r e s a , vH k ; c k a b Z N k s j ls lk r o k a v k S j tk o s n n k f g u h N k s j ls v k B o k a i a f D r e s a v u w ] vH k ; d s n k f g u s lk r o k a rF k k tk o s n d s c k , a u k S a o k g S ] r k s m l i a f D r e s a f d r u s y M + d s g S a ?(1) 30 (2) 31(3) 32 (4) 33

(5) b u e s a d k s b Z u g h a 139. f d lh f u f ' p r d w V H k k " k k e s a TIRED d k sVFIGA f y [ k k tk r k

g S r k s m l d w V H k k " k k e s a BREAD d k s d S ls f y [ k k tk , x k ?(1) DOCCA (2) DVOAC(3) ACVOD (4) CPVCA(5) DOVCA

140. i k a p f e = k v u w ] H k k u w ] p U n w ] n h i w v k S j b Z ' k k d s c h , lc d h v y x& v y x m Q a p k b Z g S A v i u h m Q a p k b Z d s v u q lk j o sv k j k s g h o z Q e e s a O ; o f L F k r g S a A b Z ' k k d s o y p U n ls y E c k g S A n h i w ,

H k k u w v k S j v u w , tk s f d lc ls y E c k u g h a g S ] d s c h p g S r k s m u d s c h p n w lj k lc ls N k s V k d k S u g S \(1) n h i w (2) H k k u w (3) v u w (4) p U n w (5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

141. , d f n u ' k k e d k s tc D v i u s L d w y ls v k j g h F k h ] m lu s f o i j h r f n ' k k ls v i u s H k k b ZS d k s v k r s n s [ k k A o s , d f c U n q i j f e y s v k S j , d n w lj s ls c k r s a d h AD u s è ; k u f n ; k f dS d h i j N k b Z m ld s (D d s ) n k f g u h r j i Q i M + j g h g S ] r k sS f d l f n ' k k e s a p y j g k F k k ?

(1) m Ù k j (2) i w o Z (3) n f { k . k (4) i f ' p e (5) f u/k Z f j r u g h a f d ; k tk ld r k

142. ' k C n RELATIVES e s a , s ls f d r u s v{ k j ; q X e g S a f tu d s c h p m r u s g h v{ k j g S a f tr u s d h v a x z s th o . k Z e k y k e s a g k s r s?

(1) , d (2) n k s(3) r h u (4) p k j (5) p k j ls T ; k n k



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REASONING

Directions (131-136): In each of thequestions given below three statementsare followed by two conclusions numberedI and II. You have to take the givenstatements to be true even if they seemto be at variance with commonly knownfacts. Read all the conclusions and thendecide which of the given conclusionslogically follows from the given statements,disregarding commonly known facts.

Give answer

(1) if only conclusion I follows.(2) if only conclusion II follows.(3) if either conclusion I or conclusion II

follows.(4) if neither conclusion I nor conclusion

II follows.(5) if both conclusions I and II follow.

131. Statements:

All rights are wrong.Some rights are false.All false are true.Conclusions:

I. Some false are wrong.

II . All true being wrong is a possibility.132. Statements:

Some bags are baggages.No baggage is a basket.All bags are buckets.Conclusions:

I. All baggages are buckets.II . Some bags are not baskets.

133. Statements:

All papers are plastics.No packet is a plant.All plastics are panels.

Conclusions:I. Some panels are papers.II . All panels are plastics.

134. Statements:

Some glasses are not goggles.All glasses are gases.No glass is a goose.Conclusions:

I. Some gases are goose.II . Some gases are not goggles.

(135-136):

Statements:

No toy is a tree.

Some toys are tough.All trees are trains.

135. Conclusions:

I. Some trains are toys.II . No train is a toy.

136. Conclusions:

I. All trees being tough is a possibility.II . All trains being toys is a possibility.

137. If it is possible to make a meaningfulEnglish word with the fourth, sixth, ninthand tenth letter of the word RECIPROCAL,the third letter of that word is your answer.If more than one English word can beformed, ‘M’ is the answer and if no suchword can be formed, your answer is ‘N’.(1) A (2) 1

(3) N (4) M(5) R138. In a row of boys facing south, Abhay is

seventh from the left end and Javed iseighth from the right end. In the same row,Anu is seventh to the right of Abhay andninth to the left of Javed. How many boysare there in the row?(1) 30 (2) 31(3) 32 (4) 33(5) None of these

139. In a certain code language TIRED is writtenas VFIGA. How is BREAD written in that code

language?(1) DOCCA (2) DVOAC(3) ACVOD (4) CPVCA(5) DOVCA

140. Among five friends Anu, Bhanu, Chandu,Deepu and Esha, all of them are of differentheights. Also, they are arranged inascending order of their heights. Esha istaller than only Chandu. Deepu is betweenBhanu and Anu, who is not the tallest. Whoamong them is the second shortest?(1) Deepu (2) Bhanu(3) Anu (4) Chandu

(5) None of these141. One evening when D was coming from

school, she saw her brother S coming fromopposite direction. They met at a point andtalked to each other. D noticed that theshadow of S was falling to her right. Whichdirection was S moving in?(1) North (2) East(3) South (4) West(5) Can’t be determined

142. How many such pairs of letters are therein the word RELATIVES, each of which hasas many letters between them as in theEnglish alphabet?(1) One (2) Two(3) Three (4) Four(5) More than four



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143. ; f n n h x b Z v f H k O ; f D r‘C = D < E > G H Q < R’

f u f ' p r :i ls lR ; g k s ] r k s f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u f u f ' p r

:i ls v lR ; g S ?

(1) E > C (2) R > H

(3) H < E (4) m i j k s D r lH k h


f u n s Z ' k (144-148): f u E u f y f [ k r tk u d k j h d k è ; k u i w o Z d vè ; ;u d j f n , x , i z ' u k s a d s m Ù k j n h f t,A

S, D, V, R, I v k S j Y u k e d N % H k k j r h ; f o z Q d s V f [ k y k M + h g S a A m u d s c h p n k s c Y y s c k t g S _ tc f d v U ; f o d s V d h i j] r s t x s a n c k t] v k W y& j k m . M j rF k k f L i u j g S ] ; |f i t:j h u g h a f d b lh o z Q e e s a A lk F k

g h b le s a ls i z R ; s d f [ k y k M + h v y x& v y x ' k g j ls g S tS ls p a M h x < + ] f n Y y h ] j k a p h ] p s U u b Z ] e q E c b Z v k S j t; i q jA

• V ] r s t x s a n c k t] u k r k s p s U u b Z ls g S v k S j u k g h t; i q j ls A

• tk s e q E c b Z ls g S ] o g f L i u j g S A u k r k sR v k S j u k g hS e q E c b Z ls g S A

• S V h e d k v k W y& j k m . M j g S ] tk s f d t; i q j ls g S A

• V j k a p h ls u g h a g S tc f dY p s U u b Z ls u g h a g S A

• R tk s f d f o d s V d h i j g a S o k s f n Y y h ls g S A u k r k sD u k g hY f L i u j g S A

144. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a a ls p a M h x < + ls d k S u g S?(1) D (2) V

(3) I (4) Y


145. D f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls f d l ' k g j ls g a S?

(1) j k a p h (2) e q E c b Z

(3) p s U u b Z (4) p a M h x < +


146. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u lk f o z Q d s V j v k S j 'k g j d h tk s M + h x y r g S?

(1) D & p s U u b Z (2) R & f n Y y h (3) I & e q E c b Z (4) V & t; i q j (5) lH k h lg h g S a

147. m Q i j f n , x , ' k r k s Z a Z d s v u q lk j f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u c Y y s tc k tk s a d h tk s M + h g S?

(1) Y &V (2) I &D

(3) V &D (4) D &Y

(5) S &Y

148. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u lk f o z Q d s V j j k a p h ls g S?

(1) D

(2) I

(3) Y



f u n s Z ' k (149-151): f u E u f y f [ k r tk u d k j h d k è ; k u i w o Z d vè ; ;u d j f n , x , i z ' u k s a d s m Ù k j n h f t,A

v f e r , c a V h , p k ¡ n , n k f u ' k , , g lk u , i Q ty v k S j x ty u k e d lk r f e = k g S a ] m u e s a ls lH k h , d i a f D r e s a m Ù k j d h v k s j e q a g d j d s g S a v k S j , d n w lj s ls le n w j L F k g S a A

• c a V h , tk s f d lh H k h v a f r e N k s j i j u g h a g S ] o k s p k ¡ n d s c k , a ls p k S F k k g S A

• x ty i a f D r d s eè ; e s a g S ] v k S j n k f u ' k rF k k x ty d s c h p n k s O ; f D r c S B s g S a A

• v f e r , c a V h d k u tn h d h i M + k s lh g S v k S j , g lk u d s c k , a ls r h lj k g S A

149. , g lk u d s la nH k Z e s a n k f u ' k d k L F k k u D ; k g S?(1) c k , a ls r h lj k

(2) n k , a ls p k S F k k

(3) c k , a ls p k S F k k

(4) r q j a r c k , a


150. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u& lk @ d k S u ls dF k u lR ; u g h a g S?

(1) c a V h , n k f u ' k d s n k , a n w lj k g S A(2) x ty , p k ¡ n d s c k , a r h lj k g S A

(3) n k f u ' k , v f e r d k u tn h d h i M + k s lh g S A(4) lH k h lg h g S a A

(5) m i j k s D r e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

151. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u v a f r e N k s j k s a i j c S B s g a S?

(1) v f e r n k f u ' k (2) v f e r] p k ¡ n

(3) c a V h ] P k k ¡ n (4) n k f u ' k ] p k ¡ n

(5) n k f u ' k ] i Q ty

f u n s Z ' k (152-153): f u E u f y f [ k r tk u d k j h d k F ; k u i w o Z d vè ; ;u d j u h p s f n , x , i z ' u k s a d s m Ù k j n s a :

‘A + B’ d k vF k Z g S‘A’ ‘B’ d k f i r k g S A‘A ÷ B’ d k vF k Z g S‘B’ ‘A’ d k H k k b Z g S A

‘A × B’ d k vF k Z g S‘A' ‘B’ d k i f r g S A

‘A – B’ d k vF k Z g S‘A’ ‘B’ d h c g u g S A

152. v f H k O ; f D rA + B × C – D ÷ E e s a , D, B ls f d l i z d k j la c a f /r g S?

(1) lk y k (2) lk y h (3) H k r h tk (4) H k k b Z


153. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u lh v f H k O ; f D r ; g n ' k k Z r k g S f d‘R,'Q’ d h c g u g S?(1) P + Q – R + Z (2) T × Q + Z – R

(3) P + Q – R × Z (4) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a




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143. If the given expression ‘C = D < E > G H Q < R’ is definitely true, then which of the

following is definitely false?(1) E > C (2) R > H

(3) H < E (4) All of the above

(5) None of these

Directions (144-148): Study the following

information carefully to answer the given

questions.

There are six Indian cricketers, namely S,

D, V, R, I and Y. Among them two are batsmen,while others are wicket keeper, fast bowler, all-rounder and spinner, though not necessarily in

the same order. Also, each of these cricketersbelongs to a different city, namely Chandigarh,Delhi, Ranchi, Chennai, Mumbai and Jaipur.

• V, a fast bowler, is neither from Chennai

nor from Jaipur.

• The one who is from Mumbai is a spinner.Neither R nor S is from Mumbai.

• S is the all-rounder of the team and is from

Jaipur.

• V is not from Ranchi while Y is not fromChennai.

• R the wicket keeper is from Delhi. NeitherD nor Y is a spinner.

144. Who among the following is fromChandigarh?

(1) D (2) V

(3) I (4) Y

(5) None of these

145. D is from which of the following cities?

(1) Ranchi (2) Mumbai

(3) Chennai (4) Chandigarh

(5) Can’t be determined

146. Which of the following pairs of cricketer andcity is incorrect?

(1) D – Chennai (2) R – Delhi

(3) I – Mumbai (4) V – Jaipur

(5) All are correct

147. Which of the following is the pair of batsmenas per the conditions given above?

(1) Y – V (2) I – D(3) V – D (4) D – Y(5) S – Y

148. Which of the following cricketers is from

Ranchi?(1) D (2) I

(3) Y (4) Can’t be determined

(5) None of these


information carefully to answer the given

questions. There are seven friends, namely Amit,

Banti, Chand, Danish, Ehsan, Fajal and Gajal.All of them are sitting in a row facing north and

are equidistant from each other.

• Banti, who is not at any of the extremeends, is fourth to the left of Chand.

• Gajal is in the middle of the row and thereare two people between Danish and Gajal.

• Amit is an immediate neighbour of Bantiand is third to the left of Ehsan.

149. What is the position of Danish with respectto Ehsan?

(1) Third to the left

(2) Fourth to the right

(3) Fourth to the left

(4) Immediate left

(5) Can’t be determined

150. Which of the following statements is/arenot true?

(1) Banti is second to the right of Danish.

(2) Gajal is third to the left of Chand.

(3) Danish is an immediate neighbour of Amit.

(4) All are true


151. Who among the following are sitting at theextreme ends?

(1) Amit, Danish (2) Amit, Chand

(3) Banti, Chand (4) Danish, Chand

(5) Danish, Fajal


information carefully and answer the

questions given below:

‘A + B’ means ‘A’ is father of ‘B’.

‘A ÷ B’ means ‘B’ is brother of ‘A’.

‘A × B’ means ‘A is husband of ‘B’.

‘A – B’ means ‘A’ is sister of ‘B’.

152. In the expression A + B × C – D ÷ E, how is Drelated to B?

(1) Brother-in-law (2) Sister-in-law

(3) Nephew (4) Brother(5) Can’t be determined

153. Which of the following expressions showsthat ‘R is sister of Q’?

(1) P + Q – R + Z (2) T × Q + Z – R(3) P + Q – R × Z (4) None of these(5) Can’t be determined



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f u n s Z ' k (154-156): f u E u f y f [ k r O ; o L F k k d k è ; k u i w o Z d vè ; ;u d j u h p s f n , x , i z ' u k s a d s m Ù k j n h f t, :

2 Z 6 # P 9 7 % 3 R I 8 $ Q * U K @ N H© M 4 J

154. m i j k s D r O ; o L F k k e s a , s ls f d r u s O ; a tu g S a f tle s a i z R ; s d d s r q j a r i g y s , d la d s r rF k k r q j a r c k n , d la [ ; k g S?

(1) d k s b Z u g h a (2) , d (3) n k s (4) r h u (5) r h u ls v f/d

155. m i j k s D r O ; o L F k k e s a c k b Z N k s j ls u k S a o s d s n k f g u s ls v k B o k a d k S u g k s x k ?

(1) $ (2) Q(3) Z (4) 3

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 156. f u E u f y f [ k r i k a p e s a ls p k j f d lh i z d k j le k u g S a rF k k , d

le w g c u k r s g S a A f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u b l le w g ls f H k U u g S?

(1) P 7 3 (2) 9 (3) Q U N (4) R 8 Q(5) $ * K

f u n s Z ' k (157-160): f u E u f y f [ k r tk u d k j h d k s è ;k u ls i f < + , v k S j f n , x , i z ' u k s a d s m Ù k j n h f t, :

, d ' k C n v k S j la [ ; k O ; o L F k k e ' k h u ' k C n k s a v k S j la [ ; k v k s a d h b u i q V y k b u f n , tk u s i j i z R ; s d p j . k e s a f d lh [ k k l f u ; e d k

v u q lj . k d j r s g q , m U g s a O ; o f L F k r d j r h g S ] b u i q V v k S j i q u O ; Z o L F k k d k m n k g j . k u h p s f n ; k x ; k g S:

b u i q V : 7 warrior 4 never true 5 he 36 fought3 and 16

p j . k I: warrior 7 4 never true 5 he 36 fought

3 and 16

p j . k II: warrior 7 fought 36 4 never true 5 he3 and 16

p j . k III: warrior 7 fought 36 never 5 4 true he

3 and 16

p j . k IV: warrior 7 fought 36 never 5 true 16 4

he 3 and p j . k V: warrior 7 fought 36 never 5 true 16

and 3 4 he

p j . k VI: warrior 7 fought 36 never 5 true 16and 3 he 4

p j . k VI m i ; q Z D r i q u Z O ; o L F k k d k v a f r e p j . k g S A m i ; q Z D r p j . k k s a e s a f tl f u ; e d k i k y u f d ; k x ; k g S A m ld s v u q lk j u h p s f y [ k s i z R ; s d i z ' u k s a e s a f n , x , b u i q V d s lg h p j . k k s a d k i1 r k y x k b ,A b u iq V : 5 him 16 by some 64 tubes 9 discover

4 therapist 3

157. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u& lk p j . k v a f r e ls B h d i g y k g k s x k ?

(1) III (2) IV(3) V (4) VI


158. d k S u& lk ' k C n @ la [ ; k p j . kIII e s a n k f g u s ls N B k g k s x k ?

(1) 5 (2) by

(3) him (4) tubes(5) 64

159. f u E u f y f [ k r v k m V i q V d k d k S u lk p j . k la [ ; k g k s x k ?

“therapist 9 discover 64 tubes 5 16 him bysome 4 3”

(1) III (2) IV(3) V (4) VI

(5) , s lk d k s b Z p j . k u g h a g k s x k

160. p j . k V e s a , ‘therapist’ d k la c a /‘64’ ls v k S j‘discover’

d k la c a /‘5’ ls g S ] r k s f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u B h d m lh i z d k j ‘tubes’ ls la c a f /r g S?(1) some (2) 3

(3) 4 (4) 16

(5) 5

f u n s Z ' k (161-163): u h p s f n , x , i z R ;s d i z ' u e s a ,d dF k u v k S j m ld s c k n n k s r d ZI v k S jII f n , x , g S a A v k i d k s ;g r ; d j u k g S f d d k S u lk r d Z B k s l g S v k S j d k S u lk d e tk s j g S A m Ù k j n h f t,A

(1) ; f n d s o y r d Z I B k s l g S A

(2) ; f n d s o y r d Z II B k s l g S A

(3) ; f n d s o y ; k r k s I ; k II B k s l g S A(4) ; f n u k r k sI v k S j u k g hII B k s l g S A

(5) ; f n n k s u k s a r d ZI v k S jII B k s l g S a A

161. dF k u :

D ; k m |f e ; k s a d k s i z k s R lk f g r f d ; k tk u k p k f g , ?

r d Z :

I. g k a ] o s n s ' k d s v k S |k s f x d f o d k l e s a e n n d j s a x s A

II . g k a ] o s j k s tx k j { k s = k d k H k k j d e d j s a x s A

162. dF k u :

D ; k f j ' o r y s u s o k y s v f/d k f j ; k s a d k s n f . M r d j u k p k f g , ?

r d Z :

I. u g h a ] d q N i f j f L F k f r ; k a m U g s a e tc w j d j ld r h g S a A

II . g k a ] m U g s a tk s d k ; Z lk S a i k x ; k g S ] m ls m U g s a b Z d j u k p k f g ,A

163. dF k u :

D ; k H k k j r d k s v i u h m Q tk Z d h e k a x d k s i w j k d j u s d s f y , lk S m Q tk Z d k n k s g u d j u k p k f g ,A

r d Z :

I. g k a ] o r Z e k u e s a i z ; k s x f d , tk u s o k y s lz k s r [ k R e g k s u s

g S a AII . u g h a ] lk S j m Q tk Z d k i z ; k s x d j u s d s f y , c g q r i w a th d h

v k o ' ; d r k g S ] tk s H k k j r d s i k l u g h a g S A



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arrangement carefully and answer the

questions given below:2 Z 6 # P 9 7 % 3 R I 8 $ Q * U K @ N H© M 4 J

154. How many such consonants are there inthe above arrangement, each of which isimmediately preceded by a symbol andimmediately followed by a number?(1) None (2) One(3) Two (4) Three(5) More than three

155. Which of the following is the eighth to theright of ninth element from the left end inthe above arrangement?(1) $ (2) Q(3) Z (4) 3(5) None of these

156. Four of the following five are alike in acertain way and hence form a group. Whichof the following is different from the group?(1) P 7 3 (2) 9 (3) Q U N (4) R 8 Q(5) $ * K


information to answer the given questions.

A word and number arrangement machine

when given an input line of words and numbersrearranges them following a particular rule ineach step. The following is an illustration of aninput and rearrangement.Input: 7 warrior 4 never true 5 he 3 6 fought

3 and 16Step I: warrior 7 4 never true 5 he 36 fought

3 and 16Step II: warrior 7 fought 36 4 never true 5 he

3 and 16Step III: warrior 7 fought 36 never 5 4 true he

3 and 16

Step IV: warrior 7 fought 36 never 5 true 16 4he 3 and

Step V: warrior 7 fought 36 never 5 true 16and 3 4 he

Step VI: warrior 7 fought 36 never 5 true 16and 3 he 4

Step VI is the last step of the above input.As per the rules followed in the above steps,find out in each of the following questions,the appropriate step for the given input.Input: 5 him 16 by some 64 tubes 9 discover

4 therapist 3

157. Which of the following steps will be the lastbut one?(1) III (2) IV(3) V (4) VI(5) None of these

158. Which word/number would be the sixth

from the right in Step III?

(1) 5 (2) by(3) him (4) tubes

(5) 64

159. Which step number would be the following

output? “therapist 9 discover 64 tubes 5 16

him by some 4 3”

(1) III (2) IV

(3) V (4) VI

(5) There will be no such step

160. In Step V, if ‘therapist’ is related to ‘64’ and

‘discover’ is related to ‘5’ in a certain way,

then which of the following is ‘tubes’ related

to in the same way?

(1) some (2) 3

(3) 4 (4) 16

(5) 5Directions (161-163): Each question given

below consists of a statement followed by

two arguments numbered I and II. You have

to decide which of the arguments is a ‘strong’

argument and which is a ‘weak’ argument.

Give answer

(1) if only argument I is strong.

(2) if only argument II is strong.(3) if only either I or II is strong.

(4) if neither I nor II is strong.

(5) if both arguments I and II are strong.

161. Statement:

Should entrepreneurs be encouraged?Arguments:

I. Yes, they will help in industrial

development of the country.

II . Yes, they will reduce the burden on

employment market.

162. Statement:

Should officers accepting bribe be

punished?

Arguments:

I. No, certain circumstances may have

compelled them.

II . Yes, they should do the job honestly,

they are entrusted with.

163. Statement:

Should India make efforts to harness solar

energy to fulfill its energy requirement?

Arguments:

I. Yes, most of the energy sources usedat present are exhaustible.

II . No, harnessing solar energy requires

a lot of capital, which India lacks.



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f u n s Z ' k (164-169): u h p s f n , x , i z R ;s d i z ' u e s a ,d dF k u v k S j m ld s c k n d k ;Z o k f g ;k s a d s r h u m i k ;I, II v k S jIII f n ,

x , g S a A v k i d k s dF k u e s a n h x b Z i z R ;s d c k r d k s lg h e k u u k g S v k S j m ld s c k n r ; d j u k g S f d f n , x , r h u k s a lq > k o k s a e s a d k S u lh d k ;Z o k g h d k ;k Z U o ;u d s f y , r d Z la x r :i ls v u q lj . k d j r h g S A164. dF k u :

, d L F k k u h ; v k S " k f/ f o o z Q s r k d s ; g k a d h u d y h n o k v k s a ls c g q r la [ ; k e s a y k s x c h e k j i M + x ,A d k ;Z o k f g ; k a :

I. n o k v k s a d h f o " k k D r r k d h tk a p g k s u s r d lj d k j d k s lH k h u d y h n o k c s p u s o k y h n q d k u k s a d k s c a n d j n s u k p k f g ,A

II . v k S " k f / f o o z s Q r k d k s c k s y u k p k f g , f d o s ' k g j N k s M + n s a rF k k v i u h n q d k u d g h v k S j tk d j [ k k s y s A

III. v k i j k f/d y k i j o k g h d s f y , n q d k u d s e k f y d d k s r q j a r f x j Ý r k j d j y s u k p k f g ,A(1) d s o y I v k S j II v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A(2) d s o y I v k S j III v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A(3) d s o y II v u q lj . k d j r k g S A(4) d s o y II v k S jIII v u q lj . k d j r s g S a a A(5) lH k h v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A

165. dF k u : d b Z f u th { k s = k d s c S a d k s a u s c p r [ k k r k v k s a i j C ; k t n j e s a lk o Z tf u d c S a d k s a d h r q y u k e s a o ` f ¼ d h g S A d k ;Z o k f g ; k a :

I. b ld h tk a p d s f y , lk o Z tf u d { k s = k d s c S a d k s a } k j k b l d s l d k s f u ; k e d i z k f /d j . k d s lk e u s j [ k u h p k f g , D ; k s a f d , s lh c < + k s Ù k j h o s i z n k u u g h a d j ld r s g S a A

II . lk o Z tf u d { k s = k d s c S a d k s a d k s , s lh u h f r v i u k u h p k f g , f tlls o k s i z f r ; k s f x r k e s a c u s j g s a A

III. lk o tZ f u d { k s = k d s c S a d k s a d k s v i u s f o ' k s " k x q . k k s a d k c k j& c k j i z p k j d j u k p k f g , r k f d o s v i u s H k f o " ; d s x z k g d d k s u k [ k k s n s a A

(1) d s o y I v k S j II v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A(2) d s o y I v k S j III v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A(3) d s s o y ; k r k sII ; k III v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A(4) lH k h v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A

(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 166. dF k u :

o s y k s x tk s tu tk r h ; { k s = k k s a e s a f u o k l d j r s g S a o s f ' k { k k ls c g q r n w j g S a A d k ;Z o k f g ; k a :

I. o g k a L d w y [ k k s y u s d s f y , lj d k j d k s x S j& lj d k j h la L F k k (NGO) d k s lH k h la H k o e n n d j u h p k f g ,A

II . b u { k s = k k s a e s a O ; k i d tk x :d r k i z k s x z k e d h ' k q :v k r d j u h p k f g ,A

III. tk s y k s x b u { k s = k k s a e s a f u o k l d j r s g S a m U g s a c M + s ' k g j k s a e s a L F k k u k a r f j r d j n s u k p k f g ,A

(1) d s o y I v k S jIII v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A(2) d s o y II v k S jIII v u q lj . k d j r s g a S A(3) d s o y I v u q lj . k d j r k g S A(4) d s o y II v u q lj . k d j r k g S A(5) d s o y I v k S jII v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A

167. dF k u : n k s L F k k u h ; D y c k s a d s ln L ; dH k h & dH k h e q [ ; lM + d i j ,

n w lj s ls y M + r s g S a v k S j ; k r k ; k r d k s j k s d n s r s g S a A d k ;Z o k f g ; k a :

I. L F k k u h ; i q f y l F k k u s d k s e q [ ; lM + d i j p k S c h lk s a ? k i q f y l r S u k r d j u h p k f g ,A

II. y M + k b Z & > x M + s e s a f y I r y k s x k s a d h f 'k u k [ r d j d s r R d k y z m u d s } k j k D y c d s i z c a /u i j i z f r c a / y x u k p k f g ,A

III. L F k k u h ; i z ' k k lu d k s r R d k y i z H k k o ls n k s u k s a s D Y i z c a è k u d k s H k a x d j n s u k p k f g ,A

(1) d s o y I v k S jII v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A(2) d s o y II v k S jIII v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A

(3) d s o y I v k S j III v u q lj . k d j r s g S a a A(4) I, II v k S j III lH k h v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

168. dF k u : L F k k u h ; L d w y d s c g q r ls c P p s f i N y s N g e g h u s e s a y x k r k p k S F k h c k j L d w y d S a V h u e s a r S ; k j f d ; k x ; k H k k s tu [ k k d j i M + x ,A d k ;Z o k f g ; k a :

I. L d w y i z c a /u d k s r R d k y d S a V h u d k B s d k le k I r d j n s u k p k f g , v k S j e q v k o tk e k a x u k p k f g ,A

II. L d w y i z c a /u d k s lH k h c P p k s a d k s d S a V h u ls [ k k | o L

u [ k k u s d s f y , d g u k p k f g ,AIII. d S a V h u d s e k f y d d k s y k i j o k g h d s f y , r R d k y f x j Ý r k j

f d ; k tk u k p k f g ,A(1) d k s b Z v u q lj . k u g h a d j r k g S(2) d s o y II v u q lj . k d j r k g S(3) d s s o yIII v u q lj . k d j r k g S(4) d s o y I v k S j II v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A(5) d s o y II v k S jIII v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A

169. dF k u : c g q r ls L d w y c lk s a e s a lq j{ k k f n ' k k f u n s Z ' k k s a d k m f p r i k

f c u kCNG f d V y x o k , tk r s g S a A b ld s i f j . k k e L o :i ' k k W V Z lf d Z V d s d k j . k b u c lk s a e s a v k x y x u s d h ? k V u k , a g k s tk r g S a v k S j L d w y h c P p k s a d k th o u [ k r j s e s a i M + tk r k g S A d k ;Z o k f g ; k a :

I. { k s = k h ; i f j o g u v f/d k j h d k s m u lH k h L d w y h c lk s a d h tk a p d j k u h p k f g , f tu e s aCNG f d V y x k ; k x ; k g S A

II. L d w y i z c a /u k s a d k CNG f d V y x h c lk s a d s i z ; k s x i j j k s d y x k u s d h v f/lw p u k tk j h d j u h p k f g ,A

III. lj d k j d k s L d w y h c lk s a e s aCNG f d V d s i z ; k s x i j j k s d y x k u s d h v f/lw p u k tk j h d j u h p k f g ,A

(1) d s o y I v u q lj . k d j r k g S A(2) d s o y II v u q lj . k d j r k g S A(3) d s o y III v u q lj . k d j r k g S A(4) d s o y I v k S j III v u q lj . k d j r s g S a A(5) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a



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Directions (164-169): In each question belowis given a statement followed by three coursesof action numbered I, II and III. You have to

assume everything in the statement to be true,then decide which of the three suggestedcourses of action logically follows for pursuing.164. Statement:

A large number of persons have becomecritically ill after taking spurious medicinefrom a local chemist.Course of action:I. The government should immediately

close down all the shops sellingspurious medicine till the stocks arefurther tested for presence of toxicity.

II . The chemist should be asked to leavethe city and open a shop somewhereelse.

III. The owner of the shop sh ouldimmediately be arrested for criminalnegligence.

(1) Only I and II follow(2) Only I and III follow(3) Only II follows(4) Only II and III follow(5) All follow

165. Statement:Many private sector banks have increasedthe interest rates on savings bank accountsin comparison to public sector banks.

Course of action:I. The case should be placed by the publicsector banks before the regulatoryauthority for investigation as theycannot allow such an increase.

II . Public sector banks must adopt suchpolicies as would help them remainin competition.

III. Public sector banks should advertisetheir special features repeatedly sothat they do not lose their futurecustomers.

(1) Only I and II follow(2) Only I and III follow

(3) Only either II or III follows(4) All follow(5) None of these

166. Statement:People residing in some tribal areas are farfrom education.Course of action:I. Government should render all possible

help to NGOs to open schools there.II . A mass awareness programme should

be initiated in these areas.III. People residing in those areas should

be shifted to bigger cities.(1) Only I and III follow

(2) Only II and III follow(3) Only I follows(4) Only II follow(5) Only I and II follow

167. Statement: The members belonging to two local clubsoccasionally fight with each other on themain road and block traffic movement.Course of action:I. The loca l po li ce stat ion should

immediately deploy police round theclock on the main road.

II. Those involved in fighting shoulddisband the management of the twoclubs with immediate effect.

III. The local administration shoulddisband the management of the twoclubs with immediate effect.

(1) Only I and II follow(2) Only II and III follow

(3) Only I and III follow(4) All I, II and III follows(5) None of these

168. Statement:Many local students fell ill for the fourth time ina row in the last six months after consumingfood prepared by the school canteen.Course of action:I. The school management shou ld

immediately terminate the contract of the canteen and ask for compensation.

II. The school management shouldadvise all the students not to eat foodarticles from the canteen.

III. The owner of the canteen shouldimmediately be arrested fornegligence.

(1) None follows(2) Only II follows(3) Only III follows(4) Only I and II follow(5) Only II and III follow

169. Statement :Many school buses have fitted CNG kit withoutobserving the safety guidelines properly. Thisresult into some instances of these busescatching fire due to short circuit and

endangering the lives of the school children.Course of action:I. The regional transport authority should

immediately carryout checks of all theschool buses fitted with CNG kit.

II. The management of all the schoolshould issue a notification to stophiring buses fitted with CNG kit.

III. The govt should issue a notificationbanning school buses for the use of CNG kit.

(1) Only I follows

(2) Only II follows

(3) Only III follows(4) Only I & III follows

(5) None of these



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f u n s Z ' k(170-174): n h x b Z lw p u k d k s è ;k u i w o Z d i < + s rF k k u h p s f n , x , i z ' u k s a d k m Ù k j n s %

lk r f e = kA, B, C, D, E, F , o a G , d lh /h j s [ k k e s a m Ù k j d h v k s j

e q [ k d j d s [ k M + s g S i j t:j h u g h a f d b lh Ø e e s a A

D j s [ k k d s B h d eè ; e s a [ k M + k g S AD , o a F d s c h p d s o y n k s O ; f D r [ k M + s g S AA, C d s B h d c k , a [ k M + k g S ] , o aD d s n k , a [ k M + k g S ] i j t:j h u g h a d h B h d n k , a AA , o a B d s c h p d s o y , d O ; f D r [ k M + k g S AG, B d s c k , a ls n w lj k g S A

170. E d s la c a / e s a f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u lR ; g S \

(1) F, E d s n k , a ls n w lj k g S A

(2) E, C d s c k , a ls r h lj k g S A

(3) E , o a A d s c h p d s o y , d O ; f D r [ k M + k g S A(4) E, G d k f u d V r e i M + k s lh g S A

(5) E j s [ k k d s f d lh v a f r e N k s j i j [ k M + k g S A

171. f u E u f y f [ k r i k ¡ p e s a ls p k j f n , x , O ; o L F k k d s v u q lk j , d le w g d k f u e k Z . k d j r s g S A f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u m l le w g ls la c a / u g h a j [ k r k g S \(1) F D (2) D G

(3) G E (4) C B

(5) E A

172. F d s la c a / e s aC d k L F k k u D ; k g S \(1) n k , a ls n w lj k

(2) c k , a ls n w lj k

(3) c k , a ls r h lj k

(4) B h d c k , a

(5) B h d n k , a

173. f u E u f y [ k r e s a ls d k S u lk tk s M + k j s [ k k d s v a f r e N k s j k s a i j [ k M + k g S \(1) B, F (2) G, F

(2) A, G (4) E, F(5) B, E

174. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u j s [ k k d s c k , a N k s j lsB d k L F k k u f u :f i r d j r k g S \

(1) i k ¡ p o k a (2) p k S F k k

(3) i g y k (4) r h lj k

(5) N B k

f u n s Z ' k (175-179): u h p s f n , x , i z R ;s d i z ' u e s a i z R ;s d dF k u e s a f o fH k U U k v O k ;o k s a d s c h p la c a / n ' k k Z ;k x ;k g S A i z R ;s d

d s c k n f u " d " k Z f n , x , g S ] b u dF k u k s a i j v k /k f j r f u " d " k k s ± d k s è ;k u i w o Z d i < + s , o a m Ù k j n s a A

(1) ; f n u r k s I v k S j u g hII lR ; g S A

(2) ; f n ; k r k s I ; k II lR ; g S A

(3) ; f n ] d s o y II lR ; g S A 4

(4) ; f n ] d s o y I lR ; g S A

(5) ; f n n k s u k s a I , o a II lR ; g S A

175. dF k u :I = N > C > H < E = S

f u " d " k Z:

I. I > H

II. C > S

176. dF k u : J = K > O = Z, K < Q < S

f u " d " k Z:

I. Q > Z

II. S < Z

177. dF k u :

P V > O = T < S f u " d " k Z:

I. O > P

II. S > V

178. dF k u :G < R Q > S

f u " d " k Z:

I. M > Q

II. M = Q

179. dF k u :

G < R Q > S

f u " d " k Z:

I. I > S

II. Q < I

180. f d lh [ k k l d k s M e s aDATE d k s#%$@ v k S jSTYLE d k s

$© @ f y [ k k tk r k g S A b l d k s M e s a DELAY d S ls f y [ k k

tk , x k ?

(1) #@ %© (2) #©$%@

(3) #@$%© (4) #$ %©




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Directions (170-174) : Study the following

information and answer the questions.

Seven friends, namely A, B, C, D, E, F and G arestanding in a straight line facing north but not

necessarily in the same order.

D stands exactly in the centre of the line. Only

two people stand between D and F.

A stands to the immediate left of C. A stands to

the right of D (May or may not be the immediate

right). Only one person stands between A and B.

G stands second to the left of B.

170. Which of the following is true regarding E ?

(1) F stands second to the right of E.

(2) E stands third to the left of C.(3) Only one person stands between E and

A.

(4) E is an immediate neighbour of G.

(5) E stands at one of the extreme ends of

the line.

171. Four of the following five form a group as

per the given arrangement. Which of the

following does not belong to that group ?

(1) F D (2) D G

(3) G E (4) C B

(5) E A

172. What is the position of C with respect to F ?

(1) Second to the right

(2) Second to the left

(3) Third to the left

(4) Immediate left

(5) Immediate right

173. Which of the following pairs stand at the

extreme ends of the line,?

(1) B, F (2) G, F

(2) A, G (4) E, F(5) B, E

174. Which of the following represents the

position of B from the left end of the line ?

(1) Fifth (2) Fourth

(3) First (4) Third

(5) Sixth

Directions (175–179): In these questions,

relationship between different elements is

shown in the statements. The statementsare followed by conclusions. Study the

conclusions based on the given statements and

Give answer:

(1) If neither conclusion I nor conclusion

II is true

(2) If either conclusion I or II is true

(3) If only conclusion II is true

(4) If only conclusion I is true

(5) If both conclusion I and II are true

175. Statement:

I = N > C > H < E = S

Conclusions:

I. I > H

II. C > S

176. Statement:

J = K > O = Z, K < Q < S

Conclusions:

I. Q > Z

II. S < Z

177. Statement:

P V > O = T < SConclusions:

I. O > P

II. S > V

178. Statement:

G < R Q > S

Conclusions:

I. M > Q

II. M = Q

179. Statement:

G < R Q > SConclusions:

I. I > S

II. Q < I

180. In a certain code DATE is written as #%$@

and STYLE is written as $© @ . How is

DELAY written in that code?

(1) #@ %© (2) #©$%@

(3) #@$%© (4) #$ %©

(5) None of these



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d a I ; w V j K k u

181. MICR e s a C d k i w . k Z :i g S A

(1) Code (2) Colour

(3) Computer (4) Character


182. i Q S D l e ' k h u v k S j b e s f ta x f lL V e d s m n k g j . k g S a A

(1) c k j & d k s M j h M j

(2) b e s f ta x f lL V e

(3) L d S f u a x f M o k b l (4) i s u & v k è k k f j r f lL V e


183. d a I ; w V j e s a v U r% la c a f è k r i Q k b y k s a d s d y s D 'k u d k s d g r s g S a A

(1) i Q k b y e S u s tj (2) i Q h Y M

(3) f j d k M Z (4) M k V k c s l


184. d a I ; w V j c M + k v k S j e g a x k d a I ; w V j g S tk s lS d M + k s a g tk j k s a i z ; k s D r k v k s a d s M k V k d k s , d lk F k i z k s lS l d j u s e s a leF k Z g k s r k g S A

(1) lo Z j (2) e s u i z Q s e

(3) M s L d V k W i (4) V s c y s V


185. d a I ; w V j f lL V e e s a x z k f i Q d y ; w tj b a V j i Q s l(GUIs) d k i z ; k s x d j u s d h i z o ` f Ù k g S A b u v k i j s f V a x f lL V e k s a e s a V ª S d c k W y d k s d S ls i f jH k k f " k r f d ; k tk r k g S \

(1) j k s y j c k W y tk s d lZ j d k s p y k r k g S A

(2) i s u d h r j g d h f M o k b l f tlls CRT L d h u ls M k V k , a V j f d ; k tk ld r k g S A

(3) ,d f i Q x j tk s i f j f p r v k W f i Q l f M o k b l ls f e y r h tq y r h g S A

(4) v k m V M s V s M b u i q V f M o k b l


186. d a i f u ; k a , f I y d s ' k u k s a d k s [ k j h n u s v k S j [ k q n m u d k j [ k & j [ k k o d j u s d s c tk , lk W Ý V o s ; j v k S j ls o k v k s a d k s , D ls l n s u s d s f y , f d u o s a M j@ o s a M j k s a d k i z ; k s x d j r h g S a \

(1) v k s i u lk s lZ o s a M j

(2) , y k a ; ls l

(3) , f I y d s ' k u lf o Z l i z k s o k b M j (4) m i j k s D r lH k h


187. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls f d lls ; g le > k tk , x k f d d a I ; w V j o k ; j l f lL V e e s a , a V j d j ld r k g S \

(1) d a I ; w V j i j i g y s ls b a L V k y d h g q b Z , f I y d s ' k u d k s [ k k s y k

(2) lk W Ý V o s ; j d h m è k k j e k a x h g q b Z i z f r ; k a

(3) d k s b Z v f r f j D r V ª k a ts D ' k u f d , f c u k o s c lk b V n s [ k u k

(4) , a V h o k ; j l i z k s x z k e j u d j u k


188. O ; f D r x r lw p u k , d = k d j u k v k S j f d lh n w lj h O ; f D r d s :i e s a i z H k k o h < a x ls i z L r q r d j u k d k v i j k è k d g y k r k g S A

(1) L i w f y a x (2) v k M s a f V V h F k s Ý V

(3) L i w f i Q a x (4) g S f d a x


189. V ª k a ts D ' k u i z k s lS f la x lk b f d y e s a i g y k p j . k g S A

(1) M k V k c s l v k i j s ' k u (2) v k W f M V

(3) M k V k , a V ª h (4) ; w tj b U D o k ; j h


190. b u i Q k j e s 'k u f lL V e d a ls I V e s a v k m V i q V i Q a D ' k u e s a v k r k g S A(1) , f y e s a V ~ l d s d S I p j v k S j , ls E c y d j u k tk s i z k s lS l f d ,

tk u s d s f y , f lL V e e s a , a V j g k s r s g S a

(2) b u i q V d k s v k m V i q V e s a c n y u s o k y s V ª k a li Q k W j e s ' k

(3) m u , f y e s a V ~ l d k s V ª k a li Q j d j u k tk s V ª k a li Q k W j e s ' k } k j k m u d s v a f r e x a r O ; r d i z k s M ~ ; w l f d ; k x ; k g k s

(4) i Q h M c S d d k s e k W f u V j v k S j b o S Y ; w V d j u k ; g r ; d j u s f y , f d f lL V e v i u k y{ ; g k f ly d j u s d h r j i Q c < + j g k g S ; k u g h a


191. v k m V i q V f M o k b l d k , d i z d k j] tk s Ý y w j k s ls U V i S u y y k b V tu j s V d j u s d s f y , i z ; k s x d j r k g S d g y k r k g S A

(1) CRT e k W u h V j (2) b a d ts V f i z a V j

(3) y s tj f i z a V j (4) LCD e k W u h V j

(5) b u e s s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

192. , d c M + s f i z U V j d k i z d k j] tk s lc ls T ; k n k ' k q ¼ r k d s lk F k c M + b e s t n s r k g S d g y k r k g S A

(1) I y k W V j

(2) b a d ts V f i z a V j

(3) y s tj f i z a V j (4) M k W V & e S f V ª d l f i z a V j




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COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE

181. In MICR, C stands for .

(1) Code (2) Colour

(3) Computer (4) Character

(5) None of these

182. Fax machines and imaging systems are

examples of .

(1) bar-code readers

(2) imaging systems

(3) scanning devices

(4) pen-based systems

(5) None of these

183. A collection of interrelated files in a

computer is a .

(1) file manager (2) field

(3) record (4) database

(5) None of these

184. A computer is a large and expensive

computer capable of simultaneously

processing data for hundreds or thousands

of users.(1) server (2) mainframe

(3) desktop (4) tablet

(5) None of these

185. The trend in computer systems is toward

the use of graphical user interfaces (GUIs)

In these operating systems, a trackball is

described as .

(1) a roller ball which moves the cursor.

(2) a pen-shaped device which allows data

to be entered through the CRT screen.

(3) a figure which resembles a familiar office

device.

(4) an outdated input device.

(5) None of these

186. Companies use which of the following

vendors to provide access to software and

services rather than purchasing the

applications and maintaining the

applications themselves ?

(1) Open source vendors

(2) Alliances(3) Application service providers

(4) All of the above

(5) None of these

187. Which one of the following would be

considered as a way that a computer virus

can enter a computer system ?

(1) Opening an application previously

installed on the computer

(2) Borrowed copies of software

(3) Viewing a website without causing any

additional transactions

(4) Running antivirus programs

(5) None of these

188. Collecting personal information andeffectively posing as another individual is

known as the crime of .

(1) spooling (2) identity theft

(3) spoofing (4) hacking

(5) None of these

189. The first step in the transaction processing

cycle is .

(1) database operations

(2) audit

(3) data entry

(4) user inquiry(5) None of these

190. In the information systems concept, theoutput function involves .

(1) Capturing and assembling elements thatenter the system to be processed

(2) Transformation processes that convert

input into output

(3) Transferring elements that have been

produced by a transformation process to

their ultimate destination

(4) Monitoring and evaluating feedback todetermine whether a system is moving

towards the achievement of its goal.

(5) None of these

191. The type of output device that utilizes a

fluorescent panel for generating light waves

is called .

(1) CRT Monitor (2) Inkjet Printer

(3) Laser Printer (4) LCD Monitor

(5) None of these

192. The type of large printer that can most

accurately produce large images known as.

(1) Plotter (2) Inkjet Printer

(3) Laser Printer (4) Dot-matrix Printer(5) None of these



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193. f i z a V j d k f j tk Y ; w ' k u e s a e k i k tk r k g S A

(1) f i D ly M s f U lV h (2) M k W V f i p

(3) g V ~ Z t (4) DPI


194. c k D l f tle s a d E I ; w V j d s b y s D V ª W k f u d d E i k s u s U V v k S j e q [ ;

L V k s j s t f M o k b l g k s r h g S ] d g y k r h g S A

(1) CPU (2) e n j c k s M Z

(3) f L k L V e ; w f u V (4) e k W M e


195. AVI d k vF k Z g S A

(1) v k W f M ; k s f o tq v y b a V j i Q s l

(2) v k W f M ; k s f o f M ; k s b a V j y h o

(3) v k W f M ; k s f o f M ; k s b a V j i Q s l

(4) v k W f M ; k s f o tq v y b a V j y h O M


196. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a s a d k S u lh ' k k V Z d V d h i Q k b y d k s i j e k u s U V

f M y h V d j r h g S

(1) ctrl + delete (2) shift + enter

(3) shift + delete (4) ctrl + F5


197. v y x& v y x ' k h V e s s a ls y ls M k V k y s u k d g y k r k g S A

(1) , D ls f la x (2) f j i z Q s f U la x

(3) v i M s f V a x (4) i Q a D ' k f u a x


198. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a d k S u lk d e k . MMS-Word e s a i z ; q D r g k s r k g S \

(1) ctrl + I ly s D V V s D lV d k s b V S f y d d j u s d s f y ,

(2) ctrl + B ly s D V V s D lV d k s c k s Y M d j u s d s f y ,

(3) ctrl + U ly s D V V s D lV d k s v U M j y k b u d j u s d s f y ,

(4) m i j k s D r lH k h


199. f D y i c k s M Z d k d U V s U V r c r d j g r k g S tc r d f d

u f d ; k tk ; s A

(1) n w lj k V s D lV d k W i h (2) n w lj k V s D lV d V

(3) d E I ; w V j c a n (4) m i j k s D r lH k h


200. d k W i h d k vF k Z g S

(1) f d lh i Q k b y d k M q I y h d s V c u k u k

(2) M k D ; q e s a s V ls ly s D ' k u d j u k

(3) f D y i c k s M Z i j M q I y h d s V c u u k

(4) m i j k s D r lH k h




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193. The resolution of a printer is measured in

.

(1) Pixel density (2) Dot pitch

(3) Hertz (4) DPI

(5) None of these

194. The box that contains the electronic

components of a computer & main storage

devices is called .

(1) CPU

(2) Mother board(3) System Unit

(4) Modem

(5) None of these

195. AVI stands for .

(1) Audio Visual Interface

(2) Audio Video Interleave

(3) Audio video Interface

(4) Audio visual Inter leaved

(5) None of these

196. Which of the following short cut key used

to delete a file permanently?

(1) Ctrl + delete (2) Shift + enter

(3) Shift + delete (4) Ctrl + F5

(5) None of these

197. Getting data from a cell located in different

sheet is called .

(1) Accessing (2) Referencing

(3) Updating (4) Functioning

(5) None of these

198. Which of the following commands is

applicable in MS word?

(1) Ctrl + I to italic the selected text

(2) Ctrl + B to bold the selected text

(3) Ctrl + U to underline the selected text


(5) None of these

199. The content of clipboard remain on it until

.

(1) Other text is copied

(2) Other text is cut

(3) The computer is shutdown


(5) None of these

200. The term copy means .

(1) Make a duplicate of a file

(2) To make selection from the document

(3) Duplicate it on the clipboard


(5) None of these




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