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Question Paper for RBI Officers Grade-B Model Test 01

1. As per the 16th Annual Global CEO survey, Mahatma Gandhi figured among thetop three most admired leaders of the world. Who topped the list of 10 mostadmired leaders?

Winston Churchill

Steve Jobs

Jack Welch

Abraham Lincoln

Napoleon Bonaparte

2. Who was declared the winner of Venezuela's presidential election in April2013?

Henrique Capriles

Jorge Arreaza

Nicolas Maduro

Elias Jaua

None

3. Who was appointed as the Chairman of National Association of Software andServices Companies (NASSCOM) for 2013-14? (He succeeds N.Chandrasekaran,CEO&MD of TCS)

R.Chandrasekaran (Cognizant)

C.P.Gurnani (Satyam Computers)

Krishnakumar Natarajan (MindTree)

B.V.R.Mohan Reddy (Infotech)

Pramod Bhasin (Genpact)

4. Which of the following stock exchanges launched Carbonex, the first carbon-based thematic index in India on November 30, 2012? (Carbonex was launched

with the aim of increasing awareness about the risks posed by climate change)

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with the aim of increasing awareness about the risks posed by climate change)

NSE

OTCEI

DSE

BSE

MCX-SX

5. After an epic voyage of over six months to South East Asia, which IndianNavy's sail training ship returned to Kochi on March 25, 2013?

INS Mysore

INS Tabar

INS Sudarshini

INS Varuna

INS Tarangini

6. The Indo-Russian joint military exercise was organized from November 28 toDecember 3, 2012. It is called?

Yudh Abhyas

Vajra Prahar

Exercise Malabar

INDRA

None

7. India signed a Bilateral Swap Agreement (BSA) with which of the followingcountries on December 3, 2012, that enables both countries to swap their localcurrencies?

Japan

Vietnam

China

Sweden

Norway

8. Which country has announced it no longer recognizes the jurisdiction of theInternational Court of Justice (ICJ), in The Hague, after the ICJ redrew its

maritime border in the Caribbean in favour of Nicaragua?



Honduras

Cuba

Colombia

Panama

Costa Rica

9. What is India's rank out of 176 countries in Transparency International's 2012Corruption Perception Index (CPI)?

94

134

132

87

77

10. To mark the 20th anniversary of the ASEAN-India dialogue partnership and the10th anniversary of ASEAN-India Summit level partnership, which city hosted theASEAN-India Commemo-rative Summit on December 20-21, 2012?

Singapore

Phnom Penh

Manila

New Delhi

Mumbai

11. What is the full form of CDR?

Company Debt Rollover

Corporate Debt Rollover

Corporate Deposit Restructuring

Company Deposit Restructuring

Corporate Debt Restructuring

12. Which of the following is not a plant/plant product?

Camphor

Isabgol

Tobacco



Nickel

Jute

13. Monetary Policy is administered by?

Government of India

RBI

SBI

Governments of the respective states

None

14. Which of the following activities are performed by the BusinessCorrespondents (BCs)?

Disbursal of small value credit

Collection of small value deposits

Sale of micro insurance/mutual fund products/pension products

Both 1 and 2

All 1, 2 and 3

15. Which of the following organizations provides credit history of commercial andconsumer borrowers?

SEBI

RBI

CIBIL

BCSBI

CII

16. Which of the following awards/prizes is given for excellence in the field ofliterature?

Templeton Prize

Abel Prize

Kalinga Prize

Pulitzer Prize

Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Award



17. Which of the following statements is not correct?

Vice President is the Chairman of Rajya Sabha

Only a retired Chief Justice of India can be the Chairman of the NationalHuman Rights Commission

Finance Minister presents the Union Budget in the Parliament every year

Union Budget is normally presented in the month of February

To be chosen as a member of the Lok Sabha, a person must not be lessthan 30 years of age.

18. Which of the following is an Inter-Governmental body that devises policies tocombat money laundering and terrorist financing?

FATF

FSDC

ECGC

WTO

IFRS

19. Loans of very small amounts given to low income groups is called?

Overdraft

No frills loans

Micro credit

Rural credit

Cash credit

20. Which of the following statements is not correct?

Durand Cup is associated with Football

Bauxite is an ore of Aluminium

The index of Bombay Stock Exchange is called Sensex

Sikkim is one of the seven Union Territories of India

Mid Day Meal scheme was launched to attract children to school

21. Dinar is the currency of which of the following countries?



21. Dinar is the currency of which of the following countries?

Iran

Ghana

Libya

Sudan

South Sudan

22. World Food Day is observed on?

October 8

September 16

September 8

October 16

November 8

23. Alicia Coutts of Australia is associated with?

Horse Racing

Swimming

Table Tennis

Cricket

Lawn Tennis

24. Which of the following terms is used in the game of Cricket?

Love

Hoops

Back Hand

Penalty Stroke

Leg Break

25. Which of the following is the name of the Airborne Early Warning and ControlSystem (AEWACS) developed by Israel?

Eagle

Kite

Phoenix

Phalcon



Sphinx

26. Which of the following is not a capital city?

Riyadh

Helsinki

Sydney

Wellington

Copen Hagen

27. The Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee is appointed by the?

CAG

Speaker of the Lok Sabha

Minister of Parliamentary Affairs

President of India

Chairman of Rajya Sabha

28. The Planning Commission was established in?

1947

1950

1948

1951

1952

29. Yellow Revolution is associated with the production of?

Eggs

Fruits

Oil seeds

Vegetables

Gold

30. World Trade Organization (WTO) replaced General Agreement on Tariffs andTrade (GATT) in?

1990



1990

1997

1999

2001

1995

31. Which of the following is a horticultural crop?

Wheat

Jute

Jowar

Mango

Sugarcane

32. The Human Development Index is developed by?

UNESCO

UNDP

UNICEF

IMF

UNCTAD

33. The headquarters of International Court of Justice (ICJ) is at?

Geneva

Paris

Hague

Berne

New York

34. Tax proceeds are distributed between the Center and the states on the basisof the recommendations of the?

Planning Commission

Finance Commission

National Development Council

Parliamentary Affairs Committee

Inter State Council



35. Fali S. Nariman is the author of?

Before Memory Fades

Turning Points

A Passage to England

The Great Indian Novel

River of Smoke

36. The final approval to the draft Five Year Plan is given by the?

Parliament

President

Planning Commission

National Development Council

Finance Commission

37. Diabetes Day is observed on?

Nov 14

May 14

July14

June 14

October 14

38. Budapest is the capital city of?

Romania

Ireland

Latvia

Hungary

Lithuania

39. The decimal coinage system was introduced in India in?

1951

1960



1960

1957

1955

1952

40. Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) were established in?

1969

1980

1955

1975

1982

41. Which of the following is nuclear capable submarine launched ballisticmissile?

Prithvi

Agni I

Shourya

Sagarika

None

42. The Banking Ombudsman?

Fixes the rates of interest for loans

Is in charge of bank loans

Resolves complaints of customers

Issues licenses for new bank branches

None

43. Who among the following Indian authors was short listed for the 2013 ManBooker International Prize?

Arvind Adiga

Amitav Ghosh

Jeet Thayil

U.R.Ananthamurthy

Salman Rushdie



44. Roland Garros is associated with which of the following Grand Slam events ofLawn Tennis?

Australian Open

French Open

Wimbledon

US Open

None

45. Kisan Divas (Farmers' Day) is celebrated on?

March 23

June 23

December 23

September 23

April 23

46. Which of the following is not a food grain?

Rice

Maize

Wheat

Cotton

Jowar

47. Which of the following is not associated with the life insurance business inIndia?

LIC

Tata AIG

IDBI Fortis

Bajaj Allianz

GE Money

48. Which of the following indexes is developed to measure life expectancy, levelof literacy and standard of living of people in a country?



of literacy and standard of living of people in a country?

Sensex

Nifty

Inflation

HDI

WPI

49. The full form of BIPA is Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection?

Agreement

Arrangement

Allocation

Association

Approval

50. Which of the following is the best way to get cash immediately from one'sbank account at a time when banks are not working?

Internet Banking

NEFT

ATM

Phone Banking

None

Directions: Pick out the most effective pair of words from the given pair of wordsto make the sentence/sentences meaningfully complete.

51. Nothing is impossible in the world of politics. States which were - foes andhad their deadly missiles pointed at each other find themselves __in militaryalliances.

implacable ..... partners

intense.......joining

deadly........ approaching

known ........ soliciting

enviable ........ grouping

52. _______ of whether leaders are born or made, it is__ clear that leaders arenot like other people.

Pursuant........manifestly



Pursuant........manifestly

Sequel.........amply

Regardless ...... unequivocally

Instead ....... purely

Inspite ........ normally

53. There is a common talk today that women have made the in manyprofessions, that they have total freedom of opportunity. But the majority ofwomen are still left _at their goals and ambitions through an almost unbreakableglass ceiling.

entry ....... inward

grade........gazing

progress........trying

mark........projecting

achievement...’..... wondering

54. Inferring attitudes from expressed opinion has many _____. People may__their attitude and express socially acceptable opinions.

limitation ......... conceal

advantages .......... show

drawbacks ........ support

benefits........avoid

reasons......... acknowledge

55. We should move towards a system where the banks can ______capital in themarket with__ safeguard so that they continue to be public sector banks.

improve ........proper

strengthen....... durable

raise ........ adequate

stimulate ....... effective

provide ....... delicate

Directions: In the following passage, there are blanks, each of which has beennumbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, fivewords are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out theappropriate word in each case. The urgent need of the hour is to 56 up the moral57 of our society in general and of our student community in particular, if we wantto save ourselves and our society from the present 58 of mass indiscipline and 59of basic humai values, which has become a 60 phenomenon. We must, therefore,



of basic humai values, which has become a 60 phenomenon. We must, therefore,61 and practise the most 62 basic human values like co-operation, tolerancepatriotism, generosity, truth, justice and excellence-the ideals which are universalin nature and which are 63 in themselves and which are worthy of 64 for their ownsake. These ideals are both personally as well as socially 65

56. 56

give

stand

jack

climb

tone

57. 57

fibre

enactment

reconstruction

situation

appreciation

58. 58

polarisation

degradation

chads

provocation

sentiments

59. 59

calamity

focus

realisation

erbsion

criticism

60. 60



durable

universal

perpetual

segmental

prolific

61. 61

incorporate

induce

implicate

inculcate

involve

62. 62

absorbing

cherished

introspective

famous

productive

63. 63

distinctive

appreciated

formative

helping

end

64. 64

evolving

spreading

esteem

wisdom

popularity



65. 65

desirable

manageable

redundant

vulnerable

possible

Directions: Rearrange. the following seven sentences (A), (B), (C), (D), (E). (F)and (G) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph, then answer thequestions given below them.(A) It is obvious from the above that the Commission has accorded highestpriority to securing speedy justice to women.(B) These members continue to pursue their mandated activities, namely reviewof legislation, Intervention in specific individual complaints of atrocities ariddenial of rights.(C) The functions assigned to the Commission, as per the Act, are wide ahdvaried covering almost all facets of issues relating to safeguarding women’s rightsand promotion. (D) The National Commission for women was set up on 31 st January in pursuanceof the National commission for Women Act 1990.(E) Towards this end of speedy justice to women, the Commission is organizingParivarik Manila Lok Adalats, offering counselling in family disputes andconducting training programmes for creating legal awareness among women. (F) They also suggest remedial action to safeguard the interest of women to theappropriate authorities.(G) To carry out these functions the Commission has a Chairman, five membersand a Member Secretary, all nominated by the Central Government.

66. Which of the following will be the FOURTH sentence ?

A

C

D

B

E

67. Which of the following will be the FIRST sentence ?

C

D

E

F

A



A

68. Which of the following will be the LAST sentence ?

G

F

D

C

E

69. Which of the following will be the THIRD sentence ?

G

B

F

D

C

70. Which of the following will be the FIFTH sentence ?

C

D

F

E

B

Directions: In each of the following questions four words are given of which twowords are most nearly the same or opposite in meaning. Find the two words which

are most nearly the same or opposite in meaning and indicate the number of thecorrect letter combination.

71.

(A) Desecrate (B) Describe (C) Damage (D) Descent

B-C

C-D

A-C

A-D

A-B



72.

(A) Asinine (B) Profound (C) Intelligent (D) Cruel

B-C

B-D

A-C

A-B

A-D

73.

(A) Vivacious (B) Weird (C) Rabid (D) Fanatical

A-B

B-C

B-P

C-D

A-C

74.

(A) Feed (B) Avoid (C) Hoick (D) Eschew

B-D

A-B

A-C

A-D

C-D

75.

(A) Stupendous (B) Calm (C) Livid (D) Pretentious

B-D

A-D

A-B

A-C

B-C



76.

(A) Shambles (B) Flexible (C) Periodic (D) Organised

A-D

B-C

A-C

C-D

A-B

77.

(A) Prophetic (B) Strange (C) Poor (D) Sterling

A-B

C-D

B-D

A-D

B-C

Directions: Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions givenbelow it. Certain words are printed in bold to help you to locate them whileanswering some of the questions.The Working Group on minorities at its Geneva session in May 2002 highlightedthat construction resolution of tensions involving minorities is by way of“integrating diversity”. This means that persons belonging to minorities, actingalone or in community, should be given adequate opportunity to maintain anddevelop their distinct identities, while at the same time participating in andmaking a contribution to the wider society and respecting the territorial integrityof the State.Integrating diversity goes hand in hand with good governance which is firmlygrounded in international human rights law. This requires that States protect the

rights of all those residing within their jurisdiction without distinction of any kind.It is immaterial whether these persons are recognised by the State as a nationalminority.The Human Rights Committee functioning under the International Covenant onCivil and Political Rights, 1966 has expressed the view that to secure Stateprotection, members of the minority community need not be citizens of thecountry nor its permanent residents. The protection extends to migrant workerwho constitute a minority.In order to accord this protection, States should take special measures to ensurethe existence of conditions for minorities to maintain and develop their owndistinct cultural identities. More specifically what is required is : (A) sensitivity tothe needs,, especially linguistic and educational, of persons belonging tominorities so as to enable each individual to develop his/her identity, (B) allowingminorities the opportunity to participate effectively in,public life, including thepolitical decision-making processes, and (C) providing minorities With access to a



political decision-making processes, and (C) providing minorities With access to afair share of public goods, including economic opportunity.Such measures do not constitute preferential treatment. Their aim is to achieveequal and meaningful enjoyment of above rights in Order to ensure de factoequality.

78. What is the meaning of the term “integrating diversity” as used in thepassage?

Achieving national solidarity and integration

Achieving the objectives of Human Rights Committee

Giving linguistic and educational independence to backward communities bymaking them empowered and bringing them into the national mainstream.

Giving minorities sufficient chances to maintain and develop their distinctidentities.

None

79. To achieve protection from the , State, a member of the minoritycommunity.....-

must be a citizen of the country

should be below the poverty line

can be even a migrant worker

must be a permanent resident of the state

must be ready to stick to its minority status

80. Choose the word which is SIMILAR in meaning as the word ‘de facto’ as usedin the passage.

actual

primary

superficial

profound

latent

81. With which of the following does “Integrating diversity” go well ?

Proper distribution of wealth

Secularism as a political creed

Observance of political and social morality

Providing educational opportunities to all

None



None

82. Choose the word which is MOST OPPOSITE in meaning to the word ‘accord’as used in the passage.

constitute

withdraw

precipitate

suppress

abandon

83. What should the States do to protect the rights of the minorities ?

They should create institutional set up to monitor the integration of diversesubcultures of minorities.

They should allow the Working Group on Minorities to come to the Statesand evaluate the conditions of minorities.

They should allow and facilitate minorities to maintain and develop theirown distinct Cultural identities.

They should join hands in eradication of poverty among minoritycommunities.

None

84. Which of the following statement/s is/are true in the context of the passage ?(A) The Working Group on Minorities had met at Geneva in May 2002.(B) ‘Integrating diversity” means national solidarity and secularism.(C) ‘Integrating diversity’ and good governance are the two sides of the same

coin.

Only A

Only B and C

Only A and B

Only A and C

All A, BtandC

85. What special measures should the State take to accord protection tominorities?

Giving them preferential treatment

Giving them social and political rights



Giving them social and political rights

Providing them basic necessities of life

Inculcating in them the national pride and sentiment

Bringing them above the poverty line .

86. The term “integrating diversity” suggests that——-

minorities have been subjected to social discrimination.

minorities should make contributions to the wider society.

conflicts involving minorities must be legalised.

minorities should be given preferential treatment.

members of the minority community must be citizens Of the country.

87. Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE in the context of thepassage?

Linguistic and educational needs of minorities should be recognised.

Minorities should be allowed to participate effectively in public life.

Minorities should be involved in political decision making process.

Minorities should be allowed to maintain their own distinct politicalidentities.

Minorities should be given preferential treatment.

88. Choose the word which is SIMILAR in meaning as the word ‘covenant’ asused in the passage?

agreement

meeting

conference

reforms

objective

89. Which of the following is the specific measure to be taken by the States toprotect the rights of minorities ?

Making them the permanent citizens of the state

Including their names in the voters list

Providing them fair share of economic opportunities

Providing them free educational and medical facilities

Building their self-confidence and self-esteem



Building their self-confidence and self-esteem

90. What is required of the State while maintaining integrating diversity?

Protect the right of all those residing within their jurisdiction withoutdistinction of any kind.

Provide employment opportunities to- all as per the provisions in theconstitution.

States should clearly state their policies with regard to minorities.

Formulate Human Rights! Committee to supervise the status of minorities,

Safeguard their territorial integrity.

Directions: Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammaticalerror in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number ofthat part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is 5) . (Ignore errorsofpunctuation, if any)

91. Handsome is usually used(1)/of men but beautiful is not(2)/usually used totalk(3)/about man’s appearance,(4)/No error.(5)

Handsome is usually used

of men but beautiful is not

usually used to talk

about man’s appearance,

No error.

92. Payal kept her drum(1)/besides her(2)/always and(3)/she played wisely,(4)/No

error.(5)

Payal kept her drum

besides her

always and

she played wisely,

No error.

93. Either you(1)/or your friend(2)/has stolen(3)/my wrist watch,(4)/No error.(5)

Either you

or your friend

has stolen

my wrist watch,



No error.

94. My son has(1)/bought four pens(2)/who are(3)/red in colour,(4)/No error.(5)

My son has

bought four pens

who are

red in colour,

No error.

95. If you look up tea in a cookery book(1)/you may find a littleinstructions(2)/that give you no help(3)/ on several important points,(4)/No error.(5)

If you look up tea in a cookery book

you may find a little instructions

that give you no help

on several important points,

No error.

96. The Chinese tea is(1)/not very costly(2)/and we can drink(3)/it without milk,(4)/No error.(5)

The Chinese tea is

not very costly

and we can drink

it without milk,

No error.

97. Alaripu is an invocatory item(1)/where the dancer(2)/offers salute(3)/to thelord,(4)/No error.(5)

Alaripu is an invocatory item

where the dancer

offers salute

to the lord,

No error.



98. He served the country(1)/with heart and soul(2)/but he got(3)/only a fewrewards,(4)/No error.(5)

He served the country

with heart and soul

but he got

only a few rewards,

No error.

99. With rise in population(1)/man needed more space(2)/for growingcrops(3)/and for building houses,(4)/No error.(5)

With rise in population

man needed more space

for growing crops

and for building houses,

No error.

100. Which(1)/do you prefer(2)/more meat(3)/or fish?(4)/No error.(5)

Which

do you prefer

more meat

or fish?

No error.

Directions: What will come in place of question mark (?) in the followingquestions ?

101.

220

340

240

145

None

102.



102.

0.28

0.27

6.25

0.235

None

103.

0.3375

3.275

32.75

0.0375

None

104.

1.36

2.06

13.90

14.80

None

105.

32

56

23

46

None

Directions: What will come in place of the question mark (?) in the followingnumber series?

106. 2 9 30 105 ? 2195

432

426

440



440

436

None

107. 3 4 12 45 ? 1005

152

198

144

192

None

108. 1 3 9 31 ? 651

97

127

129

109

None

109. 5 ? 4 7.5 17 45

3.5

3

2.5

2

None

110. 15 30 ? 40 8 48

10

20

18

12

None



111. What is the difference between total productions of Companies A and C forall the given years together ?

2,61,00;000 tons

2,61.900 tons

3,31,00,000 tons

3,39,000 tons

None

112. Approximately, what is the percentage rise/fall in total production of all theCompanies together from 2001 to 2002?

4.5% rise

6% rise

3.5% fall

7 fall

7.5% fall



113. During which year is the percentage rise/fall from the previous years inproduction of Company ‘F’ is the highest?

2004

2005

2002

2001

None

114. Production of Companies A & B together in 2002 is approximately whatpercentage of the production of Companies E & F together in 2003 ?

90

95

97

86

92



115. What is the difference between average production for the given yearsbetween Companies B & E (in lakh tons rounded off to two digits after decimal) ?

56.50

45.50

45.67

55.78

None

116. The ratio of present ages of Nisha and Shilpa is 7 : 8 respectively. Four yearshence this ratio becomes 9:10 respectively. What is Nisha’s present age in years?

18

14

17

Data inadequate

None

117. A 300 metre long train crosses a platform in 39 seconds while it crosses asignal pole in 18 seconds. What is the length of the platform ?

320 metres

650 metres

350 metres

Data inadequate

None

118.



9

6

4

3

None

119. Mr. Sane invested a total amount of Rs. 16,500 for two years in two SchemesA & B with rate of Simple interest 10 per cent and 12 per cent respectively. If thetotal amount of interest earned was Rs. 3,620, what was the amount invested inScheme B ?

Rs. 8,000

Rs. 8,600

Rs. 8150

Data inadequate

None

120. In how many different ways can the letters of the word DETAIL be arrangedin such a way that the vowels occupy only the odd positions ?

120

60

48

32

None

Directions: Each of the questions below consists of a question and twostatements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether thedata provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read boththe statements and—

121. Total how many children are there in the class ?I. Number of boys and girls are in the respective ratio of 3II. Number of girls is more than the number of boys by 18.

If the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question, whilethe data in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question.

If the data in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question,while the data in statement I alone are not sufficient to answer the question.

If the data either in statement I alone or in statement II alone aresufficient to answer the question.

If the data even in both statements I and II together are not sufficient to



If the data even in both statements I and II together are not sufficient toanswer the question.

If the data in both statements I and II together are necessary to answerthe question.

122. What was the population of State ‘A’ in 1999?I. Population of the State increases every year by 20% and its population in 1997was 1, 20,000.II. Population of State A in 1997 was twice that of State B in the same year. ,






123. What is the cost of laying carpet in the rectangular hall?

I. Cost of carpet is Rs. 450/-per square metre.II. Perimeter of the hall is 50 metres.






124. What is the rafe of interest per cent?I. Difference between compound interest and simple interest on an amount of Rs.10,000 for two years is Rs. 225.,II. The amount doubles itself on simple interest in 6— years.


If the data in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question,







125. What is the two digit number?I. The number obtained by interchanging the digits is smaller than the originalnumber by 63.II. Sum of the digit’s is 11.






126. If the criteria for passing is minimum 40% marks only in Maths, how manystudents will pass ?

53

107

34

129

None



127. If for passing, the student has to obtain minimum 60% marks on average ofthree subjects, how many students will pass?

40

108

68

73

None

128. If for passing, a student has to obtain 40% marks in any one of the threesubjects, what is the minimum number of students who will definitely pass?

107

109

117

108

None



129. How many students will pass in English if minimum passing marks are 40% ?

117

111

119

108

None

130. How many students have obtained 20 or more marks in at least one of thethree subjects?

148

139

129

Data inadequate

None

131. A shopkeeper sold an article offering’ a discount of 5% and earned a profit of23.5%. What Would have been the percentage of profit earned if no discount wasoffered ?



28.5

24.675

30

Data inadequate

None

132. Salaries of A, B and G were in the ratio of 3:5 : 7 respectively. If theirsalaries were increased by 50%, 60% and I 50% respectively, what will be ‘ thenew respective ratio of their salaries ?

3:6:7

4:5:7

4:5 : 8

Data inadequate

None

133. If 40% of a number is equal to two-third of another number, what is the

ratio of the first number of the second number?.

7 : 3

3 :7

2:5

5:3

None

134. Which of the following values of x will satisfy the inequality x2 - x - 6 > 0 ?

x < - 2 or x > 3

- 2 < x < 3

-3

x > - 2 or x < 3

None

135. Four of the following five parts numbered (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5) are exactlyequal. The number of the part which is not equal to the other four parts is youranswer ?

85÷17x 110

45x6 + 75x4



45x6 + 75x4

175÷25x75+ 52

36x4 + 2P-7x5

65 x 12-46 x 5

136. Which institute has the highest percentage of students Successful toenrolled ?

D

E

A

B

None



137. What percent of candidates , from institute D have come out to to be

successful out of the.total candidates enrolled from this institute ?

115

95

80

85

None



138. What is the approximate percentage of students successful to enrolled frominstitute A?

92

89

86

96

88

139. What is ratio of candidates successful to enrolled from the institutes B and Ctogether?

55 : 12

5 :7

135 : 271

3 : 5

None



140. What is the percentage of students successful from institutes E and Ftogether, over the students enrolled from these institutes together?

76

105

80

74

None

141. What is the average percentage of marks obtained by all the students inScience ? (Rounded off to two digits after decimal)

99

82.78

88.72

78.88

None



142. What is the overall percentage of marks obtained by D in all subjects ?(Rounded off to two digits after decimal)

72.88

76.28

73.17

72.68

None

143. What are the average marks obtained by all students in English ?

52.5

64.38

56.38

60.5

None



144. What is the ratio between total marks obtained in all subjects by F and Grespectively ?

87:89

89 : 87

67:69

69 :67

None

145. Which student has scored in Maths closest to the average marks in Maths ?

P

Q

T

F

None

146. The owner of a furniture shop charges his customers 12% more than the costprice. If a customer paid Rs. 14056 for a dining table, what is the cost price of thedining table ?

Rs. 14000

Rs. 12500

Rs. 13540

Rs. 11550



Rs. 11550

None

147. The difference between 55% of a number and 25% of the same number is11.10. What is 75% of that number ?

27.75

37

21.25

45

None

148. The product of two successive numbers is 1980. Which is the smaller number

?

34

44

35

45

None

149. Which of the following smallest number should be added to 41116 to make itexactly divisible by 8?

8

5

4

12

None

150.

25

40

45

50

None



None

151. How many such pairs of letters are there in the word DREAMLAND each ofwhich has as many letters between them in the word as in the alphabet ?

None

One

Two

Three

More than three

152. In a certain code language OMNIPRESENT is written as ‘QJONPTSMDRD’. How

is ‘CREDIBILITY’written in that code?

JEFSDCXSHKH

JEFSDDXSHKH

DSFEJDDXSHKH

JEFSDDZUJMJ

None

153. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and so form a group.Which is the one that does not belong to that group?

131

133

143

87

57

154. The positions of the first and the fifth digits of the number 38271965 areinterchanged. Similarly the positions of the second and the sixth digits areinterchanged and so on. Which of the following will be the third digit from theright end after the rearrangement ?

2

9

8

6

None



155. Alok walked 30 metres towards east and took a right turn and walked 40metres. He again took right turn and walked 50 metres. Towards which directionis he from his starting point ?

South

West

South-West

South-East

None

Directions: Study the following sequence carefully and answer the questionsgiven below:

M E 5 P B 2 A 7 K N 9 T R U 4 6 I J D F 1 Q 3 W 8 V I S Z

156. How many such numbers are there in the above sequence, each of which isboth immediately preceded by and immediately followed by a consonant?

None

One

Two

Three

More than three

157. If the order of the first twenty letters/numbers in the above \ sequence isreversed and the remaining letters/ numbers are kept unchanged, which of thefollowing will be the fourteenth letter/number from the right end after therearrangement ?

B

6

2

I

None

158. Which of the following letter/ number is the eighth to the left of thenineteenth letter/ number from the left end ?

N

T

I

D



D

None

159. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way with regard to theirposition in the above sequence and so form a group. Which is the one that doesnot belong to that group ?

WIQ

PAE

NR7

4JR

D16

160. How many such vowels are there in the above sequence, each of which isimmediately preceded by a consonant and immediately followed by a vowel?

None

One

Two

Three

More than three

Directions: Study the following information carefully arid answer the questionsgiven below:P, Q, R, S, T, V and W are seven members in a family, out of which there are.three females and four males. There are two managers, two lawyers, one teacher,one engineer and one doctor. No lady is either a teacher or an engineer. R is alawyer and is married to P who is a teacher. V, the engineer is married to S who isneither a lawyer nor a doctor. No two ladies- have same profession. Q is sister ofW who is a manager.

161. What is Ts profession ?

Manager

Lawyer

Manager or Lawyer

Data inadequate

None

162. Which of the following is the group of males ?

PQVW



PQVW

TVSW

PRTV

PTVW

None

163. What is Q’s profession ?

Doctor

Manager

Lawyer

Data inadequate

None

164. Who among them has the same profession as that of W?

R

T

S

Data Indequate

None

165. Which of the following pairs have the same profession ?

PS

RS

TP

WT

None

Directions: In the following questions, the symbols @, ©,$, # and * are usedwith the following meaning as illustrated below :‘A @ B’ means ‘A is not greater than B’.‘A © B’ means ‘A is not less than B’‘A $ B’ means ‘A is neither less than nor equal to B’.‘A # B’ means ‘A is neither , greater than nor equal to B’.‘A H B’ means ‘A is neither greater than nor less than B’. Now in each of the following questions assuming the given statements to be true,find which of the two conclusions I and II given be-(low them is/are definitelytrue?



166. Statements : M # K, K H D, D @ P Conclusions: I. M @ P II. M H P

If only Conclusion I is true.

If only Conclusion II is true.

If either Conclusion I or II is true.

If neither Conclusion I nor II is true.

If both Conclusions I and II are true.

167. Statements : W © T, T $ M, B # M Conclusions: I. W $ B II. M # W






168. Statements : H H D, D # R, R © N Conclusions: I.N H H II. N $ H






169. Statements :Z@ R, R© D, D #T Conclusions : I. D # Z II. Z#T








170. Statements : Q # P, P@ F, FH M Conclusions:

I. M $ P II. PHM






Directions: Each of the questions below consists of a question and twostatements numbered I and II given below it. You ‘. have to decide whether thedata provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read boththe statements and —

171. How is B related to H ?I. H’s mother is sister of B’s father’s son.II. B is father ofT.

if the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question, whilethe data’in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question.

if the data in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question,while, the data in statement I alone are not sufficient to answer the question.

if the data either in statement I alone or in statement II alone aresufficient to answer the question.

if the data given in both the statements I & II together are not sufficient toanswer the question, and

if the data in both the statements I & II together are necessary to answerthe question.

172. What is Madhav’s birth-date if his sister and mother both are right ?I. Madhav’s sister remembers that his Jbirth-date is before twentieth but afterseventeenth.II. Madhav’s mother remembers that his birth-date is after eighteenth but beforetwenty-third.



twenty-third.






173. Who among M, J, K, P and T is the tallest ?I. K is taller than M and T but shorter than J and P.II. P is not the tallest.






174. M, J, K, N and D are sitting around a circular table facing at the centre. Whoamong them is sitting to the itnme1 diate right of K ?I. J is sitting between M and D and D is sitting to the immediate right of N.II. J is the second to the left of K and is the second to the right of N.








175. Which Village is to the Southwest of Village Q ?I. Village P is to the West of Village’ N which is to the West of Village Q.II. Village W is to the South of Village N which is to the West of Village Q.



if the data either in statement I alone or in statement II alone are

sufficient to answer the question.



Directions: In each of the questions below are given » two statements followedby three conclusions numbered I, II and III. You have to take the givenstatements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly knownfacts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusionslogically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

176. Statements :All tables are boxes.Some boxes are windows.Conclusions:I. Some tables are windows.II. All boxes are tables.III. No window is table.

None follows

Only either I or III follows

Only either II or III follows

Only I and II follow

None

177. Statements :No room is tiger. All tigers are goats. Conclusions:I. Some goats are rooms.II. All goats are rooms.III. Some goats are tigers.

None follows



None follows

Only either II or III follows

Only either I or III follows

Only II follows

None

178. Statements :Some cars are roads. Some roads are buses.

Conclusions:I. Some roads are cars.II. Some buses are cars.III. Some buses are roads.

All follow


Only II and III follow

Only I and III follow

None

179. Statements : Some men are lions. All foxes are lions. Conclusions:I. Some foxes are men.II. Some lions are men. III. All lions are foxes.

All follow


Only II follows

Only III follows

None follows

180. Statements : All birds are flowers. All flowers are trees. Conclusions:I. Some trees are birds.II. Some flowers are birds. III. All birds are trees.



All follow


Only I and III follow

Only II and III follow

None follows

Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the givenquestions :

A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words andnumbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following isan illustration of input and rearrangement. Input: sky forward 17 over 95 23 come 40 Step 1 : come sky forward 17 over 9523 40 Step II : come 95 sky forward 17 over 23 40 Step III : come 95 forward sky 17 over 23 40 Step IV : come 95 forward 40 sky 17 over 23 Step V : come 95 forward 40 over sky 17 23 Step VI : come 95 forward 40 over 23 sky 17 Step VI is the last step of the rearrangement of the above input.As per the rules followed in the above steps, answer the following questions.

181. Input : machine hire for 19 against 85 21 46 Which of the following will be step II?

against 85 hire machine for 19 2146

against 85 machine 19 hire for 21 46

against 85 machine hire for 19 2146

Cannot be determined

None

182. Input : — box at 20 53 62 gift now 32 Which of the following is step IV?

at 62 box 53 gift 32 20 now

at 62 box 53 gift 32 now 20

at 62 box 53 gift 20 now 32


None

183. Input : on at 33 27 42 sky mat 51 Which of the following steps will be thelast ?

VI

VII



VII

V

VIII

None

184. Step III of an input is : bring 63 desk 11 29 together fight 30 Which of thefollowing steps will be the last but one ?

VI

VII

VIII

V

None

185. Step II of an input is : earn 72 31 46 higher goal 20 moreWhich of the following is definitely the input ?

46 72 31 earn higher goal 20 more

20 31 72 46 higher goal earn more

higher 20 31 72 46 goal earn more


None

Directions: In making decisions about important questions, it is desirable to beable to distinguish between ‘strong’ arguments and ‘weak’ arguments. ‘Strong*arguments are those which are both important and directly related to thequestion. Weak’ arguments are those which are of minor importance and also maynot be directly related to the question or may be related to a trivial aspect of thequestion.

186. Should there be a total ban on all tobacco products in India?Arguments :I. No, this will render a large number of people jobless.II. No, the government will lose huge amount of money as it will not earn by wayof taxes on these products.

if only argument I is strong

if only argument II is strong.

if either I or II is strong.

if neither I nor II is strong ,

if both I and II are strong.



187. Should Hindi language be made compulsory at school level in all the Statesin India ? Arguments :I. No, students should not be forced to learn any language.II. Yest, it is the national language, so every-body must learn.






188. Should the retirement age of all government employees in India be made 55years ? Arguments :I. Yes, this will help government to offer employment to youth at lower cost andwith higher productivity.II. No, the government will be deprived of the expertise of the experiencedemployees and this will have adverse effect on the productivity.






189. Should India pull out of Commonwealth Confederation ?Arguments :I. No, India will lose an international forum to express its opinion on worldmatters. II. Yes, Commonwealth has I lost its relevance in the post cold war scenario.






190. Should all the profit making public sector units be sold to private companies? Arguments :I. Yes, this will help the government to augment its resources for implementingthe development programmes.II. No, the private companies will not be able to run these units effectively.



II. No, the private companies will not be able to run these units effectively.






Directions: In each question below is given a statement followed by twoassumptions numbered I and II. An assumption is something supposed or takenfor granted. You have to consider the statement and the following assumptionsand decide which of the assumptions is implicit in the statement.

191. Statement: “Learn computer ! at no cost and make your life moremeaningful”— Ah adver-tise-ment.Assumptions:I. People prefer to join courses without any fees.II. Knowledge in computer makes life more meaningful.

if only Assu-. mption I is implicit

if only Assumption II is implicit.

if either I or II is implicit.

if neither I nor I II is implicit.

if both I and II i are implicit.

192. Statement: The government has decided to launch food for work programmein all the drought affected areas. Assumptions: I. The government has the machinery to implement the food for work programmein all the drought affected areas.II. There is enough food in stock to implement the programmes successfully.






193. Statement :The head of the organisation has decided to reward those employees who willhelp reducing expenditure substantially by suggesting innovative techniques. Assumptions:I. The employees may be able to come out with innovative ideas.II. The employees may be encouraged to apply their mind to earn the reward.








194. Statement: The civic author -ity has advised the residents in the area to usemosquito repellents or sleep inside nets as large number of people are sufferingfrom malaria.Assumptions :I. Local residents have enough money to arrange for the repellents-or nets.II. People may ignore and continue to get mosquito bites as they have otherpressing needs.






195. Statement :“If you are intelligent, we are the right people for improving your performance”—An advertis-ement of a coaching class.Assumptions:I. Brilliant students prefer to join coaching classes.II. Coaching classes help the students to improve their perfor-mance.






Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questionsgiven below :Following are the conditions for admitting students in an engineering college :The student must—(i) have secured at least 80 per cent aggregate marks in XII Std, Exam in Sciencestream.(ii) have secured an average of atleast 90 per cent marks in Physics , Chemistryand Mathematics in XII Std. Exam.(iii) pay Rs. 20,000/- at the time of admission.(iv) be atleast 17 years old as on 1st September, 2005.



(iv) be atleast 17 years old as on 1st September, 2005.However, in the case of a candidate who fulfills all other criteria except —(a) at (ii) above, but has secured 95 per cent aggregate marks be referred toPrincipal.(b) at (in) above, but can pay atleast Rs. 15,000/- be referred to Chairman—Admissions. Based on the above criteria and information provided below, make a

decision in each case. You are not to assume anything. If the data given are notenough to take a decision mark your answer as ‘data inadequate*. These casesare given to you as 1.9.2005.

196. Anup Shrivastava has passed XII Std. Exam in Science stream with 95 percent aggregate marks. He was born on December 2, 1987. He has secured 90 percent average marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. He can pay Rs.20,000 at the time of admission.

if the student is to be admitted.

if the student is not to be admitted.

if the case is be referred to the Principal.

if the case is to be referred to Chairman, Admission.

if the data are inadequate to take decision.

197. Sudha Malhotra has secured an average of 95 per cent marks in Physics,Chemistry and Mathematics. She has secured 75 per cent aggregate marks in XIIStd. Exam in Science stream. She can pay Rs. 20,000 at the time of admission.She is 18 years old.






198. Ashok Khera has secured 80 per-xent marks, in XII Std. Exam in Sciencestream. He can pay Rs. 15,000 at the time of admission. He has secured 90 percent average marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.








199. Usha Nadkarni was 16 years old as on January 5,2003. She - can pay Rs.20,000 at the time of admission. She has secured 80 per cent average marks inPhysics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Her aggregate marks in XII Std. Exam inScience stream are 96 per cent.






200. Vibha Gadre has secured 90 per cent aggregate marks in XII Std. Exam inScience stream and 95 per cent average marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathe-matics. She was born on April 25, 1987. She can pay Rs. 15,000 at the time ofadmission.






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