Directions (next five questions) : In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. These statements are followed by two conclusions. Read both the statements and select the appropriate answer.
Statements : V ≥ M= T>X; R<T≥S
Conclusions : I. R<V
II. S≤X
Statements : V ≥ M= T>X
R<T≥S
V ≥ M= T≥S
Conclusions : I. R<V → True
II. S≤X→ False
Statements : P<E≤R>F; E ≥ M; R < T
Conclusion : I. T > M
II. F < M
Statements : P<E≤R>F
E ≥ M
R < T
P<E≤R< T
M≤E≤R< T
Conclusion : I. T > M → True
II. F < M → False
Statements : R = Q ≤ I ≥ M = E ; I < Z
Conclusions : I. Q ≤ E
II. M > Z
Statements : R = Q ≤ I ≥ M = E
I < Z
Conclusions : I. Q ≤ E → False
II. M > Z → False
Statements : V≥M=T>X;R<T≥S
Conclusions : I. X< R
II. V≥S
Statements : V≥M=T>X
V≥M=T≥S
Conclusions : I. X< R → False
II. V≥S → True
Statements : O< P = T≥ N; F>T
Conclusions : I. F > O
II. N < O
Statements : O< P = T≥ N
F>T
Conclusions : I. F > O → True
II. N < O → False
In a certain code, PARTICLE is written as USBQFMDJ and GENERATE is written as FOFHFUBS, how is DOCUMENT written in that code
In a class of 40 children, Sunetra’s rank is eighth from the top. Sujit is five ranks below Sunetra. What is Sujit’s rank from the bottom
Sujit is (8+5) = 13th from the top.
So, Sujit's rank from the bottom
= 40-13=28 th
Directions (next two questions) : Study the following information to answer the given questions.
L,M,N,O and P are five different poles, each of different length. O is not the third shortest pole. N is biggest than only P. L is shorter than only pole. The size of the shortest pole is 7 ft and that of the second tallest pole is 13 ft
Which of the following poles is the third tallest
O > L > M > N > P
↓ ↓
13 FT 7 FT
According to the given arrangement, which of the following combinations of pole and length is correct
R is sister of M. M is brother of H. D is mother of K. K is brother of M. How is R related to D
Pointing to a woman, Mr. Suresh said, she is the daughter of my grandfather’s only daughter. How is Suresh related to the woman
Directions (next five questions) : These questions consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read both the statements and mark the appropriate answer.
P,Q,R,S and T are sitting around a circle facing towards the centre of the circle. Who is to the immediate right of T
How many dresses does ‘P’ have
How is ‘smoking’ written in a code language
Thanks for not smoking → be je we no
No smoking are no se do
Hence, both the statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question.
Who is the youngest among A, B, C, D and E
How many sons does P have
Directions (next five questions) : Study the following information to answer the given questions.
In a certain code language,
‘capital cities are crowded’ is written as ‘ju sh pi be’
‘crowded cities create chaos’ is written as ‘sh be nt ro’
‘huge industries create capital’ is written as ‘db ju nt ka’
‘industries are huge chaos’ is written as ‘ka pi ro db’
(All the codes are two letter codes)
What is the code for ‘create’ in the given code language
What does ‘ka’ stand for in the given code language
Which of the following possibly means ‘crowded metro cities’ in the given code language
What does ‘ro’ stand for in the given code language
What is the code for ‘capital in the given code language
Directions (next four question) : Study the following information to answer the given questions.
S,T,U,V,W, X,Y and Z are seated in a straight line but not necessarily in the same order, some of them are facing south while some are facing north. S sits fourth to the left of X. X sits at one of the extreme ends of the line. Both the immediate neighbours of S face south. T sits second to the left of Z. Z is not an immediate neighbour of S. Neither Z nor U sits at the extreme end of the line. Both the immediate neighbours of U face north. W sits to the immediate left of Y. Immediate neighbours of V face opposite directions (i.e. if one neighbour of V faces north then the other faces south and vice-versa.) Immediate neighbours of T face opposite directions (i.e., if one neighbour of T faces north then the other faces south and vice-versa. People sitting at the extreme ends face the same directions (i.e. if one person faces north then the other also faces north and vice-versa.)
Which of the following pairs represents immediate neighbours of the persons seated at the two extreme ends of the line
If each of the persons is made to sit in alphabetical order from right to left, the positions of how many will remain unchanged as compared to the original seating arrangement
How many persons are seated between T and X
Who amongst the following sits exactly between Z and T
Statement : Company A has approached government with a proposal to build road and other infrastructure for providing transport facilities in area X.
Which of the following could possibly lead the government to turn down the proposal forwarded by Company A
If in the word EQUALITY, the positions of the first and the fifth letters are interchanged; similarly the positions of the second and the sixth letters are interchanged and so on. Which letter will be third from the right end
E Q U A L I T Y
After interchanging the positions of the letters
L I T Y E Q U A
So, Q will be third from the right end.
Directions (next five questions) : In these questions, three statements followed by two conclusions numbered I and II have been given. You have to take the three given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.
Statements : No meeting is an argument. All debates are arguments. Some debates are fights.
Conclusions :
Statements : All hands are limbs. All limbs are fingers. Some fingers are thumbs.
Statements : All teams are participants. All members are teams. No member is a captain.
Statements : Some slopes are mountains. No mountain is a river. Some rivers are ponds.
Statements : No gate is a door. All doors are walls. No wall is a ceiling.
How many such pairs of letters are there in the word REFRESHING each of which has as many letters between as they have in the English alphabet
If in the word ISOLATE, all the consonants are replaced by the previous letter in the alphabet and all vowels are replaced by the next letter and then all the letters are arranged alphabetically, which letter will be third from the right end
I S O L A T E
If all the consonants are replaced by the previous letter and the vowels are replaced by the next letter.
Then the word is :
J R P K B S F
Arranging in alphabetical order,
B F J K P R S
So, P will be third from the right end.
J is the father of T. P is the brother of J. L is the mother of V. V is the brother of T. T is the mother of S. T is the daughter-in-law of W.
How is J related to S
How is W related to P
If in the number 38564927, first all the even digits are arranged in ascending order and then all the odd digits are arranged in ascending order, which digit will be fourth from the right end
The arrangement of even and odd digits in accending order will be :
24 6 8 3 5 789
Directions (next five questions): Study the following information to answer the given questions.
M,T,D,F, H, R and W are seven students studying in three different colleges I, II and III with at least two in each college. Each of them has a favourite subject from English, History, Geography, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology, not necessarily in the same order.
D’s favourite subject is Physics and studies in college II with only M. H does not study in college II and he likes English. F studies in college III and does not like Mathematics. Those who like Geography and Chemistry study in the same college. W likes Biology and does not study in college I. R does not study with H. R does not like Chemistry. M does not like History.
What is M’s favourite subject
What is R’s favourite subject
Which of the following groups of students studies in college III
What is T’s favourite subject
Which of the following groups of students study in college I
How many meaningful English words can be made from the letters I.M.E.T, using all the letters but each letter only once in each word
Meaningful word will be :
MITE, ITEM, TIME and EMIT
In a row of children facing north, Neeta is fifteenth from the left end of the row. If she is shifted towards the right end of the row by four places, she becomes eighth from the right end. How many children are there in the row
Required number of children in the row
=15+4+8-1= 27-1 = 26
Statement: The ministry of aviation has ordered to procure 35 new aircrafts to be added to the existing fleet this year.
Which of the following most appropriately proves that the decision taken by the aviation minister is unrealistic and not based on scientific projections
Directions (next four questions) : Study the following information to answer the given questions.
A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement. (All the number are two digit numbers)
Input : talk 47 12 rise at 99 75 32 wise joke high 28 56 be
Step I : 12 talk 47 rise 99 75 32 wise joke high 28 56 be at
Step II : 28 12 talk 47 rise 99 75 32 wise joke high 56 at be
Step III: 32 28 12 talk 47 rise 99 75 wise joke 56 at be high
Step IV: 47 32 28 12 talk rise 99 75 wise 56 at be high joke
Step V : 56 47 32 28 12 talk 99 75 wise at be high joke rise
Step VI : 75 56 47 32 28 12 99 wise at be high joke rise talk
Step VII: 99 75 56 47 32 28 12 at be high joke rise talk wise
Step VIII is the last of the above rearrangement as the desired arrangement is obtained.
Input : 83 why sit 14 32 no be ink feet 50 27 vain 67 92
Which step number is the following output
32 27 14 83 why sit no 50 vain 67 92 be feet ink
Input : 83 why sit 14 32 no be link feet 50 27 vain 67 92
Step I : 14 83 why sit 32 no ink feet 50 27 vain 67 92 be
Step II : 27 14 83 why sit 32 no ink 50 vain 67 92 be feet ink
Step III: 32 27 14 83 why sit no 50 vain 67 92 be feet ink
Step IV: 50 32 27 14 83 why sit vain 67 92 be feet ink no
Step V : 67 50 32 27 14 83 why sit 92 be feet ink no vain
Step VI : 83 67 50 32 27 14 why 92 be feet ink no vain sit
Step VII: 92 83 67 50 32 27 14 be feet ink no vain sit why
Which word/number would be at fifth position from the right in Step V
How many elements (words or numbers) are there between ‘feet’ and ‘32’ as they appear in the last step of the output
Which of the following represents the position of ‘why’ in the fourth step
Eight friends A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a circle facing the centre. D is sitting between B and G. F is sitting between A and H. E is at second place right to A. What is the position of A
Directions (next five questions) : In the given sentence, there are two blank spaces. Below each sentence five pairs of words have been given. Find out which pair of words can be filled up in the blanks in the sentence in the same sequence to make the sentence meaningfully complete.
The incident has …….. severe damage to the …………. Of the employees.
………. Investing in technology, the company has been ………… to compete globally.
The root ………… of slow reduction in poverty is ……….. of investment in agriculture.
You have unfairly ……….. his success to the fact that he is well……
To …………. The problems of the region it is ………… to interact with the local people.
Directions (next five questions) : Read these sentences to find out whether there is any error in them. The error. (if any, will be in one part of the sentence. That part is the answer. If there is no error, mark ‘No error’ as the answer. (Ignore the error of punctuation, if any)
QST # 56
QST # 57
QST # 58
QST # 59
QST # 60
Directions (next five questions) : In the given sentences. One word has been given in bold. Below the sentences five words are suggested, one of which can replace the word given in bold without changing the meaning of the sentences. Find out the appropriate word in the given sentences.
The content of this passage relate to the Mughal period.
Nilima’s husband compelled her to give up her job.
Rahul played well to third rank in the competition.
It was evident that the gold ring was stolen by the domestic servant.
The sad tale narrated by the distressed woman affected everyone.
Directions (next ten questions) : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below. Certain words are given in bold in the passage to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.
By the mid-nineteenth century, the educated Indian had become sufficiently aware of both his rich historical heritage and the subject state of his current existence. Nostalgia and a sense of racial identity grew as Indians gradually perceived the oppressiveness of alien rule. In the early nineteenth century, Orientalist scholars associated with the Fort William College, Kolkata helped considerably to unearth several obscure Indian texts and traditions, thereby, also creating a new awareness and sensitivity among Indians about their cultural heritage.
In the first half of the nineteenth century, particularly in some parts of the country, patriotism was not grossly inconsistent with an undisguised support for the continuation of British rule. Writers of this period from many centuries of ‘tyrannical’ and ‘unprogressive’ governance of earlier rulers. Many people of this time, in fact, made an important distinction between the pragmatic gains to be made from a short-term tutelage under British rule and a long-term objective of securing independence from it. Through such thoughts ultimately proved to be naïve and over-optimistic, in the 1820s and 1830s the advantages of British rule seemed to outweigh its disadvantages. In a letter written in reformer Raja Rammohan Roy (1774-1833) opposed an official move to open a Sanskrit College on the ground that it would produce no positive or progressive influence on the educated Hindu. He felt rather than indulge in abstract metaphysical speculation as was likely to be the result of a purely Sanskritic education, Indians would profit far more by imbibing the best of modern European civilization—pragmatism and a rational, scientific outlook. Social usefulness more than anything else, was now to be the true measure of things. In fact, his emphasis on rationality and a commonsense approach to religion led some of his friends and admirers to call him a ‘religious utilitarian’.
According to the passage, what was the contribution of early nineteenth century Orientalist scholars
Choose the word which is most opposite in meaning to the word “NAÏVE” as used in the passage.
In the first half of the nineteenth century, writers from some parts of the country……..
Which awareness had dawned on Indians by the mid-nineteenth century
According to the passage, what did Raja Rammohan Roy feel about pure Sanskrit education
Choose the word which is most opposite in meaning to the word “ABJECT” as used in the passage.
Which thoughts, according to the passage, proved imprudent and over-optimistic
According to the passage, which of the following was opposed by Raja Rammohan Roy
According to the passage, which factor brought a sense of racial identity among the Indians
Choose the word which is similar in meaning as the word “TUTELAGE” used in the passage
Directions (next five questions) : Which of the phrases given below should replace the phrase given in bold in the given sentence to make the sentence grammatically meaningful and correct? If the sentence is correct as it is and no correction is required, mark ‘No correction required’ as your answer.
According to our analysis, allocation for the agriculture sector being high from last year.
He did not invest wisely and has lost his entirely life savings.
It would be worthwhile to educate teenagers about the consequences of drinking to drive.
Hearing rumours of a fraud, investors begun to pull out their money in panic.
There is a large number of employees whom took the option of voluntary retirement.
Directions (next ten questions) : In the given passage, there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. Against each number, five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case. Schools all over India ….(81)… ‘Children’s Day’ on 14th November every year. It was this day that our …(82)… first Prime Minister was …(83)… His …(84)… had come down from Kashmir to rich plains below. Kaul had been his …(85)… name. This changed to Kaul Nehru, and in …(86)… years. Kaul was …(87)… and he became simple Nehru. Jawaharlal Nehru was the …(88)… son of his prosperous parents. And so he grew up and spent his early years as a …(89)… child with no …(90)… of his age.
QST # 81
QST #82
QST #83
QST #84
QST #85
QST #86
QST # 87
QST # 88
QST # 89
QST # 90
If the present population of a state is 27500 and after 2 years it increases to 40931, then what is the rate of increase per year
Let the rate of increase per year be r%
According to question,
40931=27500[1+r/100]2
⇒ 40931/27500=[1+r/100]2
⇒ 1.4884=[1+r/100]2
⇒ 1.22=1+r/100
⇒ r/100=1.22-1
⇒ r=0.22×100
⇒ r=22%
Train A which is 320 m long can cross a pole in 16 sec. If it halts 5 times each time for exactly 18 min. how many hours it will take to cover a distance of 576 km? (in hours)
Speed of train = 320/16
=20 m/sec
=20×18/5=72 km/h
∴ Required time to cover a distance of 576 km
= 5×18/60+576/72
=1.5+8
=9.5 hours
Gita, Shweta and Sita invested INR 4200/-, INR 8400/- and INR 5400/- respectively while starting a business. At the end of the year, they earned a profit of INR 24000/-, Sita invested 32% of her share of the profit in a saving scheme. How much amount is left with her
Ratio of amount invested by Gita, Shweta and Sita
= 4200: 8400 : 5400
Sita's share in profit = 24000×9/30= INR 7200/-
∴ Required amount = 7200×[100-32/100]
= 7200×68/100
= INR 4896/-
In a class of 80 students and 5 teachers, each student got sweets that are 15% of the total number of students and each teacher got sweets, that are 25% of the total number of students. How many sweets were there
Required number of sweets
= 80× 80×15/100+80×25/100×5
=960+100=1060
Directions (next five questions) : Refer to the pie chart and the table and answer the given questions.
Distribution of total number of shirts (linen and cotton)
sold by 6 different stores in 2003
Total number = 84000
What is the difference between average number of linen shirts sold by stores D and E together and average number of cotton shirts sold by the same stores together
The number of shirts (linen and cotton) sold by store D
=84000×12/100=10080
the number of linen shirts sold by store D
10080×5/8=6300
The number of cotton shirts sold by store D
= 10800-6300=3780
The number of shirts (linen and cotton) sold by store
E = 84000×28/100= 23520
The number of linen shirts sold by sotre E
=23520×4/7=13440
The number of cotton shirts sold by store E
=23520-13440
=10080
∴ Required difference
=6300+13440/2-3780+10080/2
=9870-6930
2940
What is the respective ratio between number of shirts (linen and cotton) sold by store C and number of linen shirts sold by store F
The number of shirts (linen and cotton) sold by store C
=84000×8/100=6720
F = 84000×14/100=11760
The number of linen shirts sold by store F
=11760×7/10=8232
∴ Required ratio = 6720:8232=40:49
Total number of cotton shirts sold by stores A and B together is what percent of the number of shirts (linen and cotton) sold by store E
Total number of cotton shirts sold by store A
=84000×22/100×6/11=10080
Total number of cotton shirts sold by sotre B
= 84000×22/100×6/11=10080
E = 84000×28/100=23520
∴ Required percentage = 5600+10080/23520×100
=1568000/23520
=66 2/3%
What is the central angle corresponding to the number of shirts (linen and cotton) sold by store E
The central angle corresponding to the number of shirts (linen and cotton) sold by store E
= 28/100×360
=100.80
Number of shirts (linen and cotton) sold by store D is what percent more than the number of linen shirts sold by store B
The number of linen shirts sold by store B
=84000×22/100×5/11
=8400
∴ Required percentage = 10080-8400/8400×100
=1680×100/8400=20%
A bag contains 6 black and 8 white balls. One ball is drawn at random. What is the probability that the ball drawn is white
Total number of balls = 6+8=14
Number of white balls = 8
∴ Probability (drawing a white ball) = 8/14=4/7
The age of Ranjana and Rakhi are in the ratio of 15:17 respectively. After 6 years, the ratio between the ages of Ranjana and Rakhi will be 9:10. What will be the age of Ranjana after 6 years
Let the age of Ranjana = 15x
Age of Rakhi = 17x
15x+6/17x+6=9/10
⇒ 150x+60=153x+54
⇒ 3x=6 ⇒ x=2 years
∴ The age of Ranjana after 6 years
=15x+6=15×2+6
=30+6=36 years
The simple interest (p.a.) accrued on an amount of INR 17000/- at the end of four year is INR 6800/-. What would be the compound interest (compounded annually) accrued on the same amount at the same rate after two years
According to question
r=6800×100/4×17000
r=10%
C.I=17000[(1+10/100)2-1]
=17000[(11/10)2-1]
17000[121-100/100]/100
=17000×21/100= INR 3570/-
In how many different ways can the letters of the word ‘CANDIDATE’ be arranged in such a way that the vowels always come together
There are 9 letters in the given word out of which 4 are vowels.
In the word 'CANDIDATE' we treat the vowels 'AIAE'as one letter.
Thus, we have 'CNDDT (AIAE)'
Now, we have to arrange 6 letters, out of which D occurs twice.
Therefore, number of ways arranging these letters = 61/21
= 6×5×4×3×2×1/2×1=720/2=360 ways
Now, AIAE has 4 letters in which A occurs 2 times. Number of ways of arranging these letters
=41/21=4×3×2×1/2×1=12
Therefore, required number of wyas
= 360×12=4320
If 7 boys and 2 men working together can do three times as much work per hour as a boy and a man together, what will be the respective ratio of work done by a boy and a man for the given time
7B+2M=3(M+B)
⇒ 7B+2M=3M+3B
⇒ 4B=M
⇒ B/M =1/4
⇒ B:M=1:4
Directions (next five questions) : Refer to the graph and answer the given questions.
Data related to number of candidates
Appearing for an entrance test from various cities
(Number in Lakhs)
What is the respective ratio of the number of candidates appearing for the entrance test from city A in 2013 and city E in the same year
Required ratio = 40:37.5=16:15
What is the average number of candidates appearing for the entrance test from all cities together in the year 2012
Required average =30+32.5+25+35+30+27.5
=30 lakhs = 3000000
The number of candidates appearing for the entrance test from city D in the year 2013 is what percent more than the number of candidates appearing for the entrance test from city C in the same year
Required percentage = 35-32.5/32.5×100
=2.5/32.5×100
=7.69%
What is the respective ratio of the number of students appearing for the entrance test from cities B,C and F in the year 2012 to the number of students appearing for the entrance test in the year 2013 from the same cities
Required ratio = (32.5+25+27.5) : (37.5+32.5+30)
=85:100=17:20
If the total number of candidates appearing from all the cities together in year 2014 is 10% more than that in 2013, then what is the total number of candidates in the year 2014
Total number of candidates in the year 2014
=(40+37.5+32.5+35+37.5+30)×110/100
=233.75 lakhs
=23375000
What is the probability that a number selected from numbers 1,2,3,………..,30, is prime number, when each of the given numbers is equality likely to be selected
X={2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,29}
Total number of prime numbers n(X)=10
Total numbers n(S) =30
∴ Required probability = n(X)/n(S)=10/30
Bhavana decided to donate 12% of her salary to an orphanage. On the day of donation she changed her mind and donated INR 2400/- which was 125% of what she had decided earlier. How much is Bhavna’s salary
Suppose, Bhavan's salary=INR x
x×12/100×125/100=2400
x=24000000/12×125=2000000/125
x=INR 160000/-
Gaurav spent INR 38460/- on the renovation of his home, INR 24468/- on buying home theatre and the remaining 28% of the total amount he had as cash with him. What was the total amount
Let the total amount = INR x
x[100-28/100]=38460+24468
⇒ 72x/100 = 62928
⇒ x=62928×100/72
⇒ x= INR 87400/-
Directions (next five questions) : Refer to the table to answer the given questions.
Total number of Employees working
In Various Organisations
What is the average number of employees working in Organisation C over the given years
Required average = 197+225+263+377+396+432/6
=1890/6=315
The total number of employees working in organizations A and E together in the year 2005 is what percent more than the number of employees working in organization D in the same year ? (rounded off to two integers after decimal)
Required percentage = (345+445)-440/440×100
=350/440×100=79.55%
What is the respective ratio between the number of employees working in organization A in the year 2006 and the total number of employees working in organization E in the same year
Required ratio = 400:512
=25:32
The number of employees working in organization C in the year 2004 is approximately what percent of the total number of employees working in various organization B, D and E together in that year
Required percentage = 377/(404+454+406)×100
=377/1264×100=29.82=30%
What is the difference between the total number of employees working in organization B over the years 2001, 2002 and 2003 together and the total number of employees working in organization D over the same years together
Required difference = (388+432+406)
-(298+385+412)
=1226-1095=131
An item was bought at INR X and sold at INR Y, thereby earning a profit of 20%. Had the value of X been 15% less and the value of Y been INR 76 less, a profit of 30% would have been earned. What was the value of ‘X’
C.P = X, Profit = 20%, S.P.= Y
∴ 120/100x= Y or Y = 6/5 X
New, C.P = 85/100 X = 17/20X
Profit = 30%
S.P = Y=76
∴130/100×17/20X=Y-76
or Y = 221/200X+76
On comparing equations (i) and (ii),
221/200X+76=6/5X
76=6/5X-221/200X
76=240X-221X/200
76×200/19=X
800=X
Directions (next five questions) : What approximate value will come in place of question mark (?) in the given questions
5003×14.96÷25.12+? = 122×52
⇒ 5000×15+25+?=144×125
⇒3000+?=3600
⇒?=3600-3000
⇒?=600
11.952×5.05+15.012×2.99=?
⇒ 122×5+(15)2×3=?
⇒ 144×5+225×3=?
⇒ 720+675=?
⇒ 1395=?
31.952-12.052+(1987.25+21.85) ÷? = 900
⇒ 322-122+2009.1÷?=900
⇒ 1024-144+2000÷?=900
⇒ 880+2000÷?=900
⇒ 2000÷?=900-800
⇒ 2000÷?=20
⇒ ?=2000/20=100
3/5 of 2/7 of 5/12 of 555= ?
3/5 of 2/7 of 5/12 of 555=
⇒3/5 × 2/7 × 5/12 × 555= ?
⇒1/7×2×560=?
⇒?=40
2489.99÷9.85+54.94% of 271=?
2490÷10+55/100×270=?
249+148.5=?
397.5=?
⇒ ?=400
Directions (next five questions) : Read the information given in the passage and answer the given questions.
There are ‘X’ number of students in a college. Each of them likes either one or more of the following types of movies – Hollywood. Bollywood and Regional movies. The respective ratio of male and female students is 9 : 7.
16% of the male students like only Hollywood movies. 22% like only Bollywood movies. 12% like only Regional movies. 30% of the male students like only Hollywood and Bollywood movies. 10% like only Bollywood and Regional movies and 6% like only Regional and Hollywood and Regional movies and 6% like only Regional and Hollywood movies. The remaining 18 male students like all the given types of movies.
What is the difference between number of male students who like Bollywood movies and number of female students who like the same
Hollywood
+Bollywood
Bollywood
+Regional
Regional
+Hollywood
Required difference
=(99+135+45+18)-(70+91+63+14)
=297-238=59
Number of students (both male and female) who like all the given types of movies is approximately what percent of the number of female students who like only one of the given types of movies
Required percentage = (18+14)/(49+70+28)×100
=32/147×100
=21.7=22%
Number of male students who like only two of the given types of movies is what percent more than the number of female students who like only two of the given types of movies
Required percentage
=(135+45+27)-(91+63+35)/(91+63+35)×100
=207-189/189×100
=18/189×100
=9 11/21%
What is the respective ratio between number of female students who like Hollywood movies and number of male students who like the same
Required ratio
=(49+91+35+14):(72+135+27+18)
=189+252=3:4
What is the value of ‘X’ (mentioned in the passage)
Here, X = Total number of students in the college
Total number of male students
=72+99+54+135+45+27+18=450
Total number of female students
= 49+70+28+91+63+35+14=350
X=450+350
⇒ X=800
The average height of 16 students in a class is 142 cm. If the height of the teacher is added the average increases by 1 cm. What is the height of the teacher in cm
Height of the teacher = 17×143-16×142
=2431-2272
=159 cm
A shopkeeper brought a table marked at INR 200/- at successive discount of 10% and 15% respectively. He spent INR 7/- on transport and sold the table for INR 208/-, What will be his profit percentage
Cost price of table = 200×90/100×85/100+7
=153+7
=INR 160/-
∴ Required profit percentage = 208-160/160×100
=30%
Pipe A and B can fill a tank in 10 hours and 8 hours respectively. After certain time, pipe A was closed. It took a total of 6 hours to fill the tank completely. For how many hours did pipe A work
Suppose, A did the work in x hours.
x/10+6/8=1
⇒ x/10+3/4=1
⇒ x/10=1/4
⇒x=10/4=5/2
⇒x=2 1/2 hours
Kajal spends 55% of her monthly income on grocery, clothes and education in the ratio of 4:2:5 respectively. If the amount spent on clothes is INR 5540/-, what is Kajal’s monthly income
Let Kajal's monthly income be INR x and the common ratio be y.
∴ Amount spent on grocery, clothes and education
= 4y+2y+5y
11y=55x/100 ....(i)
and 2y=5540 ⇒ y = 2770
By putting the value of y in equation (i), we get,
11×2770=55x/100x=11×2770×100/55
x= INR 55400/-
15 29 56 108 208 400
15×(2-1)29×(2-2)56×(2-4)108×(2-8)208×(2-16)400×(2-32)768
13 -21 , 34-55, 89-144
13-34=-21 34-89=-55 89-233=-144
133,183,241,307,381,463
1.21,1.44,1.69,1.96,2.25,2.56
1.21+(0.23)1.44+(0.25)1.69+(0.27)1.96+(0.29) 2.25+(0.31)2.56+(0.33)2.89
36,52,70,90,112,136
36+(16)52+(18)70+(20)90+(22)112+(24)136+(26)162
A committee of five members is to be formed out of 3 trainees, 4 professors and 6 research associates. In how many different ways this can be done if the committee should have all the 4 professors and 1 research associate or all 3 trainees and 2 professors
Five members team with 4 professors and 1 research associate can be selected in
= 4C4×6C1=1×6=6 ways
Five members team with 3 trainees and 2 professors
can be selected in = 3C3×4C2=1×6
=6 ways
∴ Total number of required ways = 6+6=12
A 20 litre mixture contains milk and water in the respective ratio of 3:2. If 10 litre of the mixture is removed and replaced with pure milk and the operation is repeated once more. At the end of the two removals and replacement, what is the ratio of milk and water in the resultant mixture respectively
Amount of water in the mixture
= 20×2/5=8 litre
Amount of milk in the mixture = 20-8 = 12 litre
We know that,
Wr/W0=[1-R/M]n
Here Wr= Amount of water in the mixture after the replacements have taken place.
W0= Amount of water in the mixture
Wr/W0=[1-10/20]2=[1-I/2]2
Wr/W0=[1/2]2=1/4
Wr=8/4=2 litre
Hence, the mixture will have 18 litre of milk and 2 litre of water.
∴ Required ratio = 18:2 = 9:1
A trader marks up his goods by 50%. However, he could sell only one-third of his stock at this price. The half of the remaining stock was sold at a discount of 7.14% and the remaining at a discount of 16.67%. Find the overall percentage profit of the trader.
Let the cost price of the stock = INR 100/-
Market price = 100×150/100= INR 150/-
Selling price = 150/3[100-50/100]+2/3×150/2
×[100-7.14/100]+50×[100-16.67/100]
=50+46.43+41.66= INR 138.09
∴ Required profit percentage
=138.09-100/100×100
=38.09%=38%
Which of the following services is not provided by the post offices in India
For exercising the right of ‘set off’ which of the following is necessary
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Abhinav Bindra is a famous……..
‘Renminbi’ is the currency of the ………..
Which of the following forms of securing a loan is the safest one
Which of the following is not acceptable as address proof for opening a bank account by an individual
Who amongst the following is the author of the book ‘The Heart of India’
Which of the following is the correct full form of ECS often used in banking
A demand draft issued by a bank is valid for
Dronacharya award is an award presented by the Government of India for excellence in …………
NRI Day is observed on which of the following days
In which of the following types of banking, there is a direct execution of transaction between a bank and its consumers
What is the maximum amount that is insured by DICGC
The term ‘NOC’ is associated with
The abbreviation ‘EPOS’ stands for
Which of the following bodies regulates the Regional Rural Banks
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Deposits under Foreign Currency Non-Resident (FCNR) scheme can be accepted for a minimum of :
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The Foreign Exchange of India is kept with
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Banks borrow money from RBI at which of the following rates
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The rate at which domestic currency can be converted into foreign currency and vice-versa is known as :
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Which of the following is not a function of the control unit
What are .bas, . doc, .html examples of in computing
Documents converted to ………… can be published to the web.
What kind of software would you most likely use to keep track of a billing account
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When a file contains instructions that can be carried out by the computer. It is often called a(n)……….file.
Data duplication wastes the space, but also promotes a more serious problem called………….
Which of the following is not a version of the Windows operating system software for the PC
The main directory of a disk is called the …………. Directory.
Which of the following is not an example of application software
Which of the following is not true about RAM
The data storage hierarchy consists of …………
= Sum (B1 B0) is an example of a ……………
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Computer programs are written in a high-level programming language, however, the human readable version of a program is called…………
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