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Directions(Next six Questions) : In these questions, two/three statements followed by two conclusions numbered I and II have been given. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from the commonly known facts and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.

Question 1 :
Statements: All bugs are worms. Some worms are moths. No moth is a fly.

Conclusions:
1. No fly is a worm.
2. All moths being bugs is a possibility.
AOnly conclusion II is true

BOnly conclusion I is true
CNeither conclusion I or conclusion II is true
DBoth conclusions I and II are true
ENeither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true
Explanation:

Question 2 :
Statements: Some stars are planets. No planet is a moon.

Conclusions:
1. No star is a moon.
2. Some stars are moons.
AOnly conclusion II is true
BNeither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true
CBoth conclusions I and II are true
DEither conclusion I or conclusion II is true

EOnly conclusion I is true
Explanation:

Question 3 :
Statements:No magic is a trick. All charms are tricks. All hoaxes are charms.

Conclusions:
1. No magic is a hoax.
2. No charm is a magic.
ANeither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true
BBoth conclusions I and II are true.

CEither conclusion I or conclusion II is true.
DOnly conclusion II is true
EOnly conclusion I is true
Explanation:

Question 4 :
Statements: All bugs are worms. Some worms are moths. No moth is a fly.

Conclusions:
1. All worms are bugs.
2. No bug is a fly.
ANeither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true

BBoth conclusion I and II are true
CEither conclusion I or conclusion II is true.
DOnly conclusion II is true
EOnly conclusion I is true
Explanation:

Question 5 :
Statements: All watches are clocks. Some clocks are towers. All towers are poles.

Conclusions:
1. At least some poles are clocks.
2. All towers being watches is a possibility.
ANeither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true
BBoth conclusions I and II are true

CEither conclusion I or conclusion II is true
DOnly conclusion II is true
EOnly conclusion I is true
Explanation:

Question 6 :
Statements :No magic is a trick. All charms are tricks. All hoaxes are charms.

Conclusions:
1. All hoaxes are tricks.
2. All tricks are charms.
ANeither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true
BBoth conclusions I and II are true
CEither conclusion I or conclusion II is true.
DOnly conclusion II is true
EOnly conclusion I is true

Explanation:

Directions (Next Six Questions) : Read the information carefully and answer the given questions.

A,B,C,D,E,F,G,and H are sitting around a circular area at equal distance between each other, but not necessarily in the same order. Some of the people are facing the centre while some face outside(i.e., in a direction opposite to the centre). Facing the same direction means if one faces the centre then other also faces the centre and vice versa. Facing opposite direction means if one person faces the centre then the other faces outside and vice versa.

D sits second to the left of B. B faces outside. A and F are immediate neighbours of D. H sits second to the right of A. C sits third to the left of E. D faces the same direction as H. F sits to the immediate right of C.F and G take same directions.

Question 7 :
Which of the following is true regarding F as per the given seating arrangement?
AOnly one person sits between F and B
BOnly three persons sit between F and H

CA sits second to the left of H
DC sits to the immediate right of F
EF faces the centre

Question 8 :
How many people in the given arrangement face outside?
AFour
BTwo
COne
DThree
EFive

Question 9 :
What is C ‘s position with respect to A?
AFourth to the right
BThird to the left

CSecond to the left
DFifth to the left
EThird to the right

Question 10 :
Who sits exactly between G and C when counted from the right of G?
AE

Question 11 :
Who sits to the immediate left of B?
AA

BH
COther than those given as options
DD
EG

Question 12 :
Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the given seating arrangement and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to that group?
AF
BH

This question consists of a statement and two conclusions numbered I and II are given below it. A conclusion is something which can be directly deduced from the given information in light of the given facts. You have to decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statement and select the appropriate answer.

Question 13 :
Statement : At present 10% of our villages receive 24 hours electricity in the next two years, the state government would strive to add 16% more villages to this list.
1. At present 60%villages in the state have no access to electricity at all.
2. Even after a couple of year, more than half of the villages lack access to 24 hours electricity
AOnly II can be concluded from the given information

BOnly I can be concluded from the given information
CNeither I nor II can be concluded from the given information
DBoth I and II can be concluded from the given information
EEither I or II can be concluded from the given information

Directions (Next 6 Questions) : Study the given information and answer the questions

When a word and number arrangement machine is given an input line of words and numbers, it arranges thenm following a particular rule. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement. ( All the numbers are two digit numbers)

Input :initiators 32 67 of 40 the company 21 are 18 96 humble

Step I : 21 initiators 32 67of 40 the company are 96 humble 18

StepII : company 21 initiators 32 67 of 40 the 96 humble 18 are

StepIII : 40 company 21 initiators 67 of the 96 18 are 32

Step IV : initiators 40 company 21 67 of the 96 18 are 32 humble

Step V : 96 initiators 40 company 21 of the 18 are 32 humble 67

Step VI : the 96 initiators 40 company 21 18 are 32 humble 67 of step VI is the last step of the above arrangement as the intended arrangement is obtained. As per the rules followed in the given steps, find out the appropriate steps for the given input.

Input : parenting 16 36 and raising 44 children 21 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65

Question 14 :
In which step are the elements ’95 job 16 and ‘ found in the same order?
AThe given order of elements is not found in any step
BFifth

CFourth
DSecond
EThird
Explanation:

Input : parenting 16 36 and raising 44 children 21 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65

Step I : 21 parenting 36 and raising 44 children 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16

Step II : Children 21 parenting 36 raising 44 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and

Step III : 44 children 21 parenting raising is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and 36

Step IV : is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 72 job 65 16 and 36 demanding

Step V : 72 is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 job 16 and 36 demanding 65

Step VI : Parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising 89 very 95 16 and 36 demanding 65 job

Step VII : 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising very 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89

Step VIII : Very 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89 raising

Question 15 :
What is the position of ‘72’ from the right end in the fourth step?
AFifth
BEighth
CNinth
DSeventh

ESixth
Explanation:

Input : parenting 16 36 and raising 44 children 21 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65

Step I : 21 parenting 36 and raising 44 children 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16

Step II : Children 21 parenting 36 raising 44 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and

Step III : 44 children 21 parenting raising is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and 36

Step IV : is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 72 job 65 16 and 36 demanding

Step V : 72 is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 job 16 and 36 demanding 65

Step VI : Parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising 89 very 95 16 and 36 demanding 65 job

Step VII : 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising very 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89

Step VIII : Very 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89 raising

Question 16 :
Which element is fifth to the left of the element which is tenth from the left end of the third step?
AIs
BParenting
CRaising

D72
EJob
Explanation:

Input : parenting 16 36 and raising 44 children 21 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65

Step I : 21 parenting 36 and raising 44 children 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16

Step II : Children 21 parenting 36 raising 44 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and

Step III : 44 children 21 parenting raising is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and 36

Step IV : is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 72 job 65 16 and 36 demanding

Step V : 72 is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 job 16 and 36 demanding 65

Step VI : Parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising 89 very 95 16 and 36 demanding 65 job

Step VII : 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising very 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89

Step VIII : Very 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89 raising

Question 17 :
How many steps will be required to complete the given arrangement based on the given input?
ASeven
BNine
CSix
DEight

ETen
Explanation:

Input : parenting 16 36 and raising 44 children 21 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65

Step I : 21 parenting 36 and raising 44 children 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16

Step II : Children 21 parenting 36 raising 44 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and

Step III : 44 children 21 parenting raising is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and 36

Step IV : is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 72 job 65 16 and 36 demanding

Step V : 72 is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 job 16 and 36 demanding 65

Step VI : Parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising 89 very 95 16 and 36 demanding 65 job

Step VII : 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising very 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89

Step VIII : Very 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89 raising

Question 18 :
Which element is exactly between ‘parenting’ and ‘raising’ in the second step of the given arrangement?
A36

B16
C44
D21
E95
Explanation:

Input : parenting 16 36 and raising 44 children 21 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65

Step I : 21 parenting 36 and raising 44 children 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16

Step II : Children 21 parenting 36 raising 44 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and

Step III : 44 children 21 parenting raising is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and 36

Step IV : is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 72 job 65 16 and 36 demanding

Step V : 72 is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 job 16 and 36 demanding 65

Step VI : Parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising 89 very 95 16 and 36 demanding 65 job

Step VII : 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising very 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89

Step VIII : Very 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89 raising

Question 19 :
Which of the following is the third last step of the arrangement based on the given input?
A72 44 21 parenting is raising children 89 very 95 and job demanding 16 36 65
B72 parenting 44 is 21 children raising 89 very 95 and 16 demanding 36 job 65
CParenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising 89 very 95 16 and 36 demanding 65 job

DParenting job is demanding children raising 89 very 95 16 and 36 21 44 65 72
EParenting is 72 44 children raising 21 89 very 95 16 and 36 65 demanding job
Explanation:

Input : parenting 16 36 and raising 44 children 21 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65

Step I : 21 parenting 36 and raising 44 children 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16

Step II : Children 21 parenting 36 raising 44 is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and

Step III : 44 children 21 parenting raising is 89 very 95 demanding 72 job 65 16 and 36

Step IV : is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 72 job 65 16 and 36 demanding

Step V : 72 is 44 children 21 parenting raising 89 very 95 job 16 and 36 demanding 65

Step VI : Parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising 89 very 95 16 and 36 demanding 65 job

Step VII : 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 raising very 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89

Step VIII : Very 95 parenting 72 is 44 children 21 16 and 36 demanding 65 job 89 raising

Question 20 :
Read the given information carefully and answer the given question.

Charities do not have charge VAT to customers. Therefore, charity stores can charge lower prices as compared to the other stores, which are not registered as charity.
1. Charity stores pay less tax than non-charity stores
2. VAT leads to increment in prices of things
3. The stores recover their taxes from the customers
4. Since charities do not charge VAT, their products are of lower quality
ANone of the given statements
BBoth C and D
COnly C
DOnly A
EBoth B and C

Directions (Next Five Questions) : Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.

Ten people are sitting in two parallel rows, containing five people each in such a way that there is an equal distance between adjacent persons. In row-1 : J,K,L,M and N are seated and all of them are facing north and in row-2 : P,Q,R,S and T seated and are facing south (but not necessarily in the same order). Each person also likes a different cartoon character namely, Batman, Ben 10, Dexter, Donald Duck, Tom, Jerry, Noddy, Oswald, Superman and Spiderman(not necessarily in the same order).

N sits exactly in the centre of the row and faces the one who likes Tom. Only one person sits between S and the one who likes Tom. S faces one of the immediate neighbours of the one who likes Jerry. Only two people sit between K and the one who likes Jerry. K faces the one who likes Oswald. P faces one of the immediate neighbours of L. P does not likes Oswald. M is an immediate neighbor of L. The one who likes Donald Duck is not an immediate neighbour of L. T is not an immediate neighbour of P and faces the one who likes Ben 10. R faces the one who likes superman. The one who likes Spiderman faces north. P does not face the one who likes Spiderman. The one who likes Batman sits to the immediate right of the person who likes Nobody. S does not like Batman.

Question 21 :
Which of the following pairs represent the people sitting at the extreme ends of the two rows?
AS,M

BQ,L
CP,N
DQ,J
ER,L
Explanation:

T              R P Q S(Person)

↓ ↓   ↓   ↓ ↓    ↓Facing South (Row II)

Oswald   Donald Duck    Tom       Batman Noddy Cartoon

Ben 10   Superman Dexter Jerry Spiderman cartoon

↑   ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ Person↑ Facing North

K J N L M

Question 22 :
Who amongst the following likes Donald Duck?
AS
BP
CT
DR

EQ
Explanation:

T              R P Q S(Person)

↓ ↓   ↓   ↓ ↓    ↓Facing South   (Row II)

Oswald   Donald Duck    Tom       Batman Noddy Cartoon

Ben 10   Superman Dexter Jerry Spiderman cartoon

↑   ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ Person↑  Facing North (ROW I)

K J N L M

Question 23 :
Who amongst the following is an immediate neighbour of the one who likes Spiderman?
AThe one who likes Jerry

BThe one who likes Noddy
CK
DThe one who likes Ben 10
ET
Explanation:

T              R P Q S(Person)

↓ ↓   ↓   ↓ ↓    ↓Facing South   (Row II)

Oswald   Donald Duck    Tom       Batman Noddy Cartoon

Ben 10   Superman Dexter Jerry Spiderman cartoon

↑   ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ Person↑  Facing North    (ROW I)

K J N L M

Question 24 :
Which of the following cartoon character does T like?
ABatman
BTom
CJerry
DNoddy
EOswald

Explanation:

T              R P Q S(Person)

↓ ↓   ↓   ↓ ↓    ↓Facing South   (Row II)

Oswald   Donald Duck    Tom       Batman Noddy Cartoon

Ben 10   Superman Dexter Jerry Spiderman cartoon

↑   ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ Person↑  Facing North    (ROW I)

K J N L M

Question 25 :
Which of the following is definitely true as per the given arrangement?
AL faces R
BQ likes Oswald
CQ is an immediate neighbour of P

DThe one who likes Superman is an immediate neighbour of P
EThe one who likes Dexter faces N
Explanation:

T              R P Q S(Person)

↓ ↓   ↓   ↓ ↓    ↓Facing South   (Row II)

Oswald   Donald Duck    Tom       Batman Noddy Cartoon

Ben 10   Superman Dexter Jerry Spiderman cartoon

↑   ↑ ↑ ↑ ↑ Person↑  Facing North    (ROW I)

K J N L M

Directions (Next two Questions) : In these questions, is given a statement followed by two assumptions numbered I and II. An assumption is something supposed or taken for granted. You have to consider the statement and the following assumptions and decide which of those is/are implicit in the statement.

Question 26 :
Statement : Send employee XYZ for a training in UK to gain more insight into the project which he is handling at present.

Assumptions :
1. Some similar training programs are available in the employee’s own country as well.
2. With the present skill sets, employee XYZ is incapable of handling the project.
AOnly I is implicit
BEither I or II is implicit
COnly II is implicit
DBoth I and II are implicit

ENeither I nor II is implicit

Question 27 :
Statement : Minute traces of nitrate sometimes present in cattle fodder B may be responsible for the poor health of the cattle therefore use fodder G to ensure that your cattle remain healthy.

Assumptions :
1. Cattle fodder G does not contain nitrate
2. Nitrate is toxic to all living beings.
AOnly I is implicit
BEither I or II is implicit
COnly II is implicit

DBoth I and II are implicit
ENeither I nor II is implicit

Directions (Next three questions) : Study the following information and answer the given questions.

M is the mother of B. A is the father of N. N is the only brother of B. C is married to N. Q is the only child of C. N does not have any sister. J is the father of A.

Question 28 :
If A does not have any grandson, then how is Q related to B?
ACannot be determined
BSister-in-law
CDaughter-in-law
DNiece

ENephew
Explanation:

Question 29 :
How is A related to C ?
AUncle
BCannot be determined
CFather-in-law

DNephew
EBrother-in-law
Explanation:

Question 30 :
How is B related to J?
ABrother
BBrother-in-law
CNephew
DFather
EGrandson

Explanation:

Directions (Next five questions) : read the given information and answer the given questions.

Eight people P,Q,R,S,T,U,V and W live on separate floors of an 8-floor building. Ground floor is numbered-1, first floor is numbered-2 and so on till the topmost floor is numbered 8.

P lives on floor numbered five. Only two people live between P and Q. Q lives above P.

V lives immediately above S. T lives immediately above R. only one person lives between T and W.

T lives above W. U lives on an odd numbered floor.

Question 31 :
How many people live between the floors on which S and R live?
AOne
BTwo

CFour
DMore than Four
EThree
Explanation:

Floor

Person

8

Q

7

V

6

S

5

P

4

T

3

R

2

W

1

U

Question 32 :
Who lives on the floor immediately above P ?
AR
BW
CS

DU
EOther than those given as options
Explanation:

Floor

Person

8

Q

7

V

6

S

5

P

4

T

3

R

2

W

1

U

Question 33 :
Which of the following is true with respect to the given information?
AOnly one person lives between W and U
BU lives on floor numbered I

CV lives on the top most floor
DOnly two people live between T and S
EP lives immediately above W
Explanation:

Floor

Person

8

Q

7

V

6

S

5

P

4

T

3

R

2

W

1

U

Question 34 :
Who among the following lives on floor numbered 2?
AT
BS
CW

DR
EV
Explanation:

Floor

Person

8

Q

7

V

6

S

5

P

4

T

3

R

2

W

1

U

Question 35 :
Which of the following lives between R and U?
AP
BNo one
CT
DW

EV
Explanation:

Floor

Person

8

Q

7

V

6

S

5

P

4

T

3

R

2

W

1

U

Directions (Next Six Questions) : In these questions, relationship between different elements is shown in the statement(s). The statement(s) is/are followed by two conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and give answer

Question 36 :
Statements :

A<B≤C = D, K≥ J > C

Conclusions : I. C<K II. B≤D
AIf only conclusion I is true.
BIf only conclusion II is true.
CIf neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true.
DIf either conclusion I or II is true.
EIf both conclusions I and II are true

Explanation:

C<K → True

B≤D → True

Question 37 :
Statements :

A < B ≤ C = D,K ≥ J > C

Conclusions : I. A ≥ J II. K>B
AIf only conclusion I is true.
BIf only conclusion II is true.

CIf neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true.
DIf either conclusion I or II is true.
EIf both conclusions I and II are true
Explanation:

A ≥ J → False

K>B → True

Question 38 :
Statement :

B≥ L > A≥ N < K

Conclusions :I. B > N II. L<K
AIf only conclusion I is true.

BIf only conclusion II is true.
CIf neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true.
DIf either conclusion I or II is true.
EIf both conclusions I and II are true
Explanation:

B > N → True

L<K → False

Question 39 :
Statement :

B ≥ L > A ≥ N < K

Conclusions : I. L > N II. L=N
AIf only conclusion I is true.

BIf only conclusion II is true.
CIf neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true.
DIf either conclusion I or II is true.
EIf both conclusions I and II are true
Explanation:

L > N → True

L=N → False

Question 40 :
Statement :

A > B > C ≤ D = E ≤ F

Conclusions : I. C < F II. C =F
AIf only conclusion I is true.
BIf only conclusion II is true.
CIf neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true.
DIf either conclusion I or II is true.

EIf both conclusions I and II are true
Explanation:

C < F → Either I or II

C =F → Either I or II

Question 41 :
Statement :

A > B > C ≤ D = E ≤ F

Conclusions : I. A < D II. B≤ F
AIf only conclusion I is true.
BIf only conclusion II is true.
CIf neither conclusion I nor conclusion II is true.

DIf either conclusion I or II is true.
EIf both conclusions I and II are true
Explanation:

A < D → False

B≤ F → False

Directions (Next three Questions) : Read the following information carefully and answer the questions.

Each of the six poles P,Q,R,S,T,and U has a different height. P is taller than only 3 poles. S is taller than T but shorter than U. U is shorter than P. Q is not the tallest. The second shortest pole is 2 feet tall. The third tallest pole is 5 feet tall.

Question 42 :
Which of the following may be possible height of pole U?
A7 feet
B2 feet
C5 feet
D3 feet

E1 feet
Explanation:

← Six Poles →

1 2 3 4 5 6

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓

T S U P Q R

↓ ↓

2 feet 5 feet

Question 43 :
The tallest pole is 11 feet taller than S. which of the following may be the possible height of Q?
A4 feet
B9 feet

C13 feet
D16 feet
E17 feet
Explanation:

← Six Poles →

1 2 3 4 5 6

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓

T S U P Q R

↓ ↓

2 feet 5 feet

Question 44 :
Which of the following is true with respect to the given information?
ANone of the given options is true
BQ’s height is definitely less than 2 feet.
COnly two poles are shorter than Q
DS is the second tallest pole
ET is the shortest pole.

Explanation:

← Six Poles →

1 2 3 4 5 6

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓

T S U P Q R

↓ ↓

2 feet 5 feet

Directions (Next five Questions) : In these questions, each question consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data given in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read both the statements and give answers

Question 45 :
Among V,W,X,Yand Z, seated in a straight line, facing north, who sits exactly in the middle of the line ?
1. W sits third to the right of Z. X is an immediate neighbour of W. V sits to the immediate left of Y.
2. X sits at one of the extreme ends of the line. Only two people sit between X and V. Y sits to the immediate right of V. Y does not sit at any of the extreme ends of the line.
AIf the data either in statement I alone or statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.

BIf the data even in both statements I and II together are not sufficient to answer the question.
CIf 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.
DIf the data in both the statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question
EIf the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question while the data in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
Explanation:

From Statement I, ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓

Z V Y W X

From Statement II, ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓

V Y X

Question 46 :
Out of P,Q,R,S and T, does R earns more than INR 40,000/-?
1. S earns more than only R and T. P earns the maximum. T earns INR 50,000/-
2. Q earns less than only P. R earns less than Q. Q earns INR 80,000/-
AIf the data either in statement I alone or statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
BIf the data even in both statements I and II together are not sufficient to answer the question

CIf 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.
DIf the data in both the statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question
EIf the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question while the data in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question.

Question 47 :
Among the six friends A,B,C,D,E and F, sitting around a circular table facing the centre, who sits to immediate left of C ?
1. A sits second the left of C and third to the right of F. B is an immediate neighbour of E.
2. E is an immediate neighbour of both B and F. Only three people sit between B and D. F is an immediate neighbour of C.
AIf the data either in statement I alone or statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
BIf the data even in both statements I and II together are not sufficient to answer the question
CIf 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.
DIf the data in both the statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question
EIf the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question while the data in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question.

Explanation:

From Statement I

From Statement II,

Or

Question 48 :
How is ‘Success’ written in the code language?
1. ‘success is necessary evil’ is written as ‘8145’, ‘evil is amongst us’ is written as ‘3874’
2. Marketing is magic mantra’ is written as ‘4629’ and ‘success mantra is marketing’ is written as ‘2564’
AIf the data either in statement I alone or statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
BIf the data even in both statements I and II together are not sufficient to answer the question.
CIf 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.

DIf the data in both the statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question
EIf the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question while the data in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question.

Question 49 :
A five storey building (consisting of a ground floor and four floors on top of it such that the ground floor is numbered 1, the floor above it, numbered 2and so on till the topmost floor above it, numbered 2 and so on till the topmost floor is numbered 5) houses different people viz. H,I,J,K and L. Who lives on the lowermost floor (i.e. floor numbered 1) ?
1. J lives on floor numbered 3. K lives immediately below L. K lives on an even numbered floor.
2. Only two people live between L and H. L lives above H. J lives immediately before K. J lives on an odd numbered floor.
AIf the data either in statement I alone or statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
BIf the data even in both statements I and II together are not sufficient to answer the question.
CIf 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.
DIf the data in both the statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question

EIf the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question while the data in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
Explanation:

From both the statements

From statement I, Success (is) necessary (evil) - (8) 1 (4) 5

(evil) (is) amongst us - 3 (8) 7 (4)

From Statement II, (Marketing) (is) magic (mantra) - (4) (6) (2) 9

Success (mantra) (is) (marketing) - (2) 5 (6) (4)

Floor

Person

5

L

4

K

3

J

2

H

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Question 50 :
Read the following information carefully and answer the question which follows.

Most students from state X prefer to move base to other states for higher education. The government of the state is concerned about this problem as these students might not come back even after completing their education.

Which of the following statements may be a course of action to deal with this problem?
AThe government should set up well equipped state of the art universities which will provide quality education.
BThe government should not give much importance to this problem as there is high density of population per square km in the state.
CScholarships should be declared for those students who perform well in tenth and twelfth standard examinations.
DAll the colleges and universities should be asked to emphasize the importance of higher education and benefits of studying in their institute should also be highlighted.

EThe government should make education free for all people of the state.

Directions (Next Five Questions) : Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error or idiomatic 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 errors of punctuation, if any)

Question 51 :
Question 51
Afrom the school.
BOne of them
Cforgot to take
Dtheir bag

ENo error
Explanation:

Use "his" in place of "their"

Question 52 :
Question 52
AWe were every much
Bcarefully in our approach

Cand hence we would
Dcomplete the complicated task
ENo error
Explanation:

Use "careful"in place of "carefully"

Question 53 :
Question 53
AEveryone agrees that
Bthe Ganga is the holiest
Cof all other rivers

Dof India.
ENo error
Explanation:

Use "the" after "all"

Question 54 :
Question 54
AWe were happy that
Bthe audience responded well
Cand gave all the speakers
Da patiently listening.

ENo error
Explanation:

Use "patient" in place of "patiently"

Question 55 :
Question 55
AThe economical conditions

Bof our country is bad
Cand unlikely to improve
Da patiently listening
ENo error
Explanation:

Use "economic" in place of "economical"

Directions (Next Seven Questions): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words are printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.

PASSAGE

Capitalism is a great slave, but a pathetic master. This truth unfortunately gets lost in our chase for the elusive dream especially in the west, the land that has been marketed as the land of dreams…..the great Western dream. It’s the dream of being independent masters of our lives, of making big bucks and of being happy even if that happiness is being bought by money which all of them chase out there. No doubt, the west, on its part, has been fairly successful in creating material comforts a plenty. It has improved the living standard of its average citizen. However it has been achieved as a result of more than 200 years of unbridled growth and exploitation. And that is what has made the rest of the world mindlessly chase westernism, not necessarily happiness or an ideal form of society. All because the shop window looks very impressive and it has been marketed very well.

But a deep look inside the shop tells the different tale. A different world lies behind, a world that is not quite visible to the starry eyes millions---- for whom the western way of life seems to be the ultimate dream.

Thus we have Indians dreaming to become or to get married to an NRI and Indian middle class fathers dreaming of their son’s reaching the bay area and landing the tech jobs, unmindful of the second class life they end up leading in the west. What goes unseen and almost unheard is that the west also happens to be the land that is right amongst the top in terms of the number of divorces per thousand, the number of single parents per thousand, the number of old people in old homes, the number of suicides, homicides, and of course, the number of college/school shootouts.

And why not! After all, such societies are constantly driven towards higher profits and materialism. Expectedly, this materialism comes at a cost that the world paying today. This is the reason why we have millions dying of curable diseases in Africa and other underdeveloped countries, while the rich grow richer. Their growth will be reduced; if they were to start thinking of the poor. So what do they do justify their greed for more? They most shrewdly propagate market a ridiculously primitive law of the jungle for our 21^st century civilian,’the law of the survival of the fittest’!

The interesting thing about material things is that they only give an illusion of happiness; however such happiness is always momentary in nature Ergo, at this juncture, you feel you are the happiest person in the world, after buying your new car or flat screen TV, and just a few days later, these are the very possessions that cease to make you happy. While you chase the bigger car and spend that extra bit of the wealth, you intercept someone’s shre of the daily bread and also sacrifice those who have the maximum power to make you happy family, emotions and love. Prolonged abstinence in feeling emotions finally destroys bliss; and you don’t even realize when you have become a dry-eyed cripple….and then you land up in semon workshops to find out the real meaning of life or whatever these workshops are capable of explaining. The truth is that such workshops are also driven by merchants who cash in on the dejected state of the people, a state created by their own fictional dreams. But by then it’s really too late.

By then you have made profits out of arms, and engineered wars to keep that industry alive. You have sold guns to across the counters at super markets and made profits. You’ve lobbied that guns should be made accessible to the common man, all for the sake of profit. This makes you realize one day that they are your own children who are in the line of fire against the school goer who opens fire at his schoolmates.

This is the society that finally creates an emotionless monster, who gets satisfaction in killing adults and children alike for no cause, no reason and for none, for himself. It is the utter destruction of spiritualism and the total focus on endless self gratification. Where so many single parent families and divorce exist, it is impossible to bring up children or influence the killers, any better.

Question 56 :
Who does the author hold the responsible for the shooting spread in schools and colleges?
1. Lack of love and emotion in the society in general
2. Increased focus on self-gratification even when it comes at the cost of innocent lives.
3. Deteriorating social structure leading to break up of families resulting in lack of moral development in children.
AOnly A
BOnly C
COnly B and C

DAll of these
ENone of these

Question 57 :
Why does the author refer to the law of survival of the fittest as ridiculous?
AThis law is primitive and holds good for developed nations.
BThis primitive law is often used to justify the accumulation of wealth by a selected few.

CPeople from developing countries used to rationalize their immigration to the Western countries.
DIt does not lead to any material profits and material wealth.
ENone of these

Question 58 :
According to the passage, which of the following is a reason for poverty and hunger in underdeveloped countries?
1. Mindlessly chasing the western way of living.
2. They have fallen prey to the idea of happiness through material comforts rather than love and emotional bond.
3. They do not have marketing techniques as good as the western countries.
AOnly B
BOnly C

Question 59 :
Why do the ‘starry eyed millions’ harbour a wish to become an NRI ?
1. They have driven towards higher profits and materialism.
2. They appreciate the western way of life as it appears to them.
3. They have become emotionless and have lost any attachment to the motherhood.
AOnly B

Question 60 :
Why does the author disregard the Western way of living even though an average citizen in the West enjoys better living standards?
AMany Indians want to ape their lifestyle leading to a cultural dilution of their own traditions.
BThe west had failed to their market, their lifestyle in an appropriate way.
CAccording to him the law of ‘survival of the fittest’ is now obsolete
DIt only looks forward to material comfort rather than happiness within.

ENone of these

Question 61 :
What does the author mean by ‘intercepting someone’s share of daily bread’?
AHindering the process of marketing in under-developed countries by the developed countries.
BDenying material comfort to the Western world.
CAffecting the social life of those working towards material comforts only.
DExcess of wealth in Western world while people in poor nations struggle for survival.

ENone of these

Question 62 :
The author’s main objective in writing the passage is:
ATo explain that consumerist societies have their own drawbacks which are overlooked by those who are blinded by it material glare.

BTo explain how too many material comforts have improved the living standard of common man in the west.
CThat young children should not be given access to guns and other ammunitions.
DAll NRIs are leading unmindful, second class lives abroad.
ENone of these

Directions (Next three questions) : choose the word which is most similar in meaning to the word printed in bold as used in the passage.

Question 63 :
SHREWDLY
ARoughly
BRightly
CRudely
DCourteously
EAstutely

Question 64 :
CHASE
AFollow
BCapture
CRun

DCatch
EConquer

Question 65 :
ELUSIVE
ATerrifying
BUnusual
CUnachievable

DHaunting
EDispleasing

Directions (Next Seven Questions) : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it.

PASSAGE

Indeed the western recession is really the beginning of good news for India! But to understand that we will have to over away for a while from the topic of western recession! For years the Japanese style of management has been admired. However over the last decade or so, one key question has sprung up “if Japanese management style is as wonderful as described then why has Japan been in a recession for more than a decade?’

The answer to this question is very simple. Culture plays a very important part in shaping up economies. What succeeds in one culture fails in another. Japanese are basically non-materialistic. And however rich they become unlike others, they cannot just keep throwing and buying endlessly. And once they have everything they need; there is a saturation point. It was only when companies like Toyota realized that they cannot keep selling cars endlessly to their home market that they want really aggressive in the western markets and the rest is history. Japanese companies grew bigger by catering to the world markets when their home markets shrunk.

And the markets have to shrink finally after attaining a level of influence! And that’s great of the world because earth needs sustainable development. It does not need monstrous consumers who keep consuming at the cost of the environment and the earth. There should be limits to growth so that consumers are not converted into material dustbins for the profit of a handful of corporations. Owing to the materialistic culture elsewhere, it was possible to keep selling newer products to the consumers despite having existing ones which served equally well. They were lured through advertising and marketing techniques of ‘dustbinisation’of the customer; and then finally once they became ready customers, they were given loans and credits to help them buy more and more. When all the creditworthy people were given loans to a logical limit, they ceased to be part of the market. Even this world has understandable, if it could work as an eye opener, instead of taking the right step’ as Toyota did, they preferred to take a ‘shortcut’. Now banks went to the non creditworthy people and gave them loans. The people expectedly defaulted and the entire system collapsed.

Now like Toyota western companies will learn to find new markets. They will now lean towards India because of its common man! The billion plus population in the next 25 years will become, a consuming middle-class. Finally, the world’s attention will shift to the developing world. Finally, there will be a real surge income of these people and in the next fifty odd years, one can really hope to see an equal words in terms of material plenty, with poverty being almost nonexistent! And this will happen not by selling more cars to Americans and Europeans. It will happen by creating markets in India, china, Latin America and Africa, by giving their people purchasing power and by making products for them.

The recession has made us realize that is not because of worse management techniques, but because of limits to growth. And they will realize that it is great for planet earth. After all, how many cars and houses must the rich own before calling it enough? It’s time for them to look at others as well. Many years back, to increase his own profits, Henry Ford had started paying his workers more, so that they could buy this cars.. in similar fashion, now the developed world will pay the developing world people so that they can buy their cars and washing machines.

The recession will kick-start the process of making the entire world more prosperous, and lay the foundation of limits to growth in the west and the foundation of real globalization in the world…of the globalization of prosperity. And one of its first beneficiaries will be India.

Question 66 :
What does the author mean by the “Right Step” in the passage?
AGiving loans to creditworthy people only.
BConsidering market growth along with environment protection.
CRestricting people to buy only such products which are needed by them.
DTo start looking at newer avenues and markets.

ENone of these

Question 67 :
Although admired since years, why did the specticism over the Japanese management style start since the last decade?
AJapanese companies have been moving out of their home markets since the last decade
BJapanese banks have provided loans indiscriminately to the creditworthy as well as non-creditworthy people.
CBecause Japanese markets have been going through a period of continuous recession since the last decade.

DThe unlimited growth of the Japanese markets has come at the cost of the western market
ENone of these

Question 68 :
Why does the author foresee the markets being created in the developing countries instead of America and Europe?
AAll developing countries have materialistic culture.
BDeveloping countries are willing to make an effort to achieve globalization.

CAmerican and European markets have had all large number of credit defaulters.
DRecession has not hit the markets of developing countries yet.
ENone of these

Question 69 :
According to the author, what is the main cause of Japanese recession?
AOnly a handful of corporations earned profits and not the people in General.
BNon-creditworthy people defaulted which led to a collapse of the entire system.
CConsumers were sold newer products which were similar in quality to the existing ones.
DJapanese do not purchase endlessly and thus when products had been sold to every customer, the markets slowed down.

ENone of these

Question 70 :
How does the author foresee the future globalization as an analogy to Henry Ford’s example?
1. Car companies would start selling cars in developing countries as well.
2. By paying the developing world would increase its own profit, in turn bringing affluence to developing world as well.
3. To earn profit, the companies in developing countries would move to foreign land.
AOnly A
BOnly B

Question 71 :
According to the passage, which of the following was NOT as effect of providing loans and credits to the customers ?
1. The non creditworthy people defaulted.
2. People bought new products which were not needed.
3. Poverty became non-existent.
AOnly A
BOnly B
COnly A and B
DOnly B and C
EOnly C

Question 72 :
What does the author mean by ‘dustbinisation’ of the customer?
AConvincing the customer to buy products he does not need.

BDenying the non creditworthy people of any loans.
CDenying more loans to people who have already taken loans to a logical limit
DMoving from old customers at the home market to foreign markets.
ENone of these

Directions (Next three questions) : Choose the word which is most similar in meaning to the word printed in bold as used in the passage.

Question 73 :
CATERING
AConsidering
BSupplying

CLending
DWorking
EIndulging

Question 74 :
KEY
AFoundation
BSolution
CRequisite
DDifficult
EImportant

Question 75 :
AGGRESSIVE
AViolent
BDetermined
CDemanding
DOffensive

EBrutish

Directions (Next Five Questions): Rearrange the following six sentences (A),(B),(C),(D),(E) and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph; then answer the questions given below them.

In fact, he believed that customers are at the origin, the source of the money we have.
The customer thus has the power to fire everybody in the company from the chairman on down.
Management can ensure this doesn’t happen by motivating employees to cultivate meaningful relationships with customer.
Sam Walton built his Walmart business empire knowing there was only one boss…..the customer.
So it is not the company which pays us but the customer.
He can achieve this by simply spending his money elsewhere.

Question 76 :
Which of the following will be the FIRST sentence after rearrangement?
AB
BC
CD

Question 77 :
Which of the following will be the SECOND sentence after rearrangement?
AA

Question 78 :
Which of the following will be the THIRD sentence after rearrangement?
AB
BC
CD
DE

Question 79 :
Which of the following will be the FIFTH sentence after rearrangement?
AA
BB
CC

Question 80 :
Which of the following will be the SIXTH (LAST) sentence after rearrangement?
AB
BC
CD
DE
EF

Directions (Next Five Questions) :In each of the following sentences, there are two blank spaces. Below each sentence there are five pairs of words denoted by numbers (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5). Find out which pair of words can be filled up in the blanks in the sentence in the same sequence to make the sentence grammatically correct and meaningfully complete.

Question 81 :
Liberalisation has removed all the legal and ………flood……gates to multinational companies.
AHurdles, awarded
BBarriers, opened

CObstacles, guarded
DManipulation, closed
EBattles, threw

Question 82 :
The ………on some of the towns has created …….among the residents of the other parts of the country.
AAttack, ambition
BRaid, awareness
CBombardment, panic

DSpell, satisfaction
EShower, dampness

Question 83 :
………….to the popular belief that every astrologer nurtures blind faith in fate, our astrologer believes in ………..
AContrary, action

BAccording, thoughts
CBowing, present
DProving, forecasting
EPointing, devotion

Question 84 :
His ………..has yielded him the …….fruit.
AFate, undesirable
BEfforts, unwanted
CAction, viable
DPerseverance, desired

EEmphasis, expected

Question 85 :
His ………contribution to the tsunami relief fund was ………by his staff members.
AMeager, admired
BSpontaneous, nullified
CNegligible, sanctioned
DNoteworthy, improved
EGenerous, appreciated

Directions (Next Five Questions) : which of the phrases (1),(2),(3), and (4) given below should replace the phrases given in bold in the following sentence to nake the sentence grammatically correct. If the sentence is correct as it is and no correction is required, mark (5) as the answer.

Question 86 :
When do you intend to return back home ?
Aintend to return

Bintention of returning to back
Cintend to return back for
Dintend for a return of
Eno correction required

Question 87 :
I would have been in your place, I would not have accepted his suggestion.
AIf I had in
BHad I been with
CI had been with
DHad I been in

ENo correction required

Question 88 :
No sooner did we reach the station than it started raining.
AThen it started raining
BThen it starts to rain
CThan it starts to rain
DWhen it started raining
ENo correction required

Question 89 :
I met him yesterday but forgot to mention this point.
AHad been forgotten to
BWas forgot to
CHave forgotten to
DForgot at
ENo correction required

Question 90 :
Every activity can be classified by two groups, namely mental and physical.
AWill be classified by
BCan be classified into

CWill be classified between
DCan classify into
ENo correction required

Directions (Next Ten Questions) : In the following passage, there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each, five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case

The traditional method of managing credit riskis…..(Question # 1)….diversification. although …..(Question # 2)….credit risk through diversification is effective, institutions are often constrained by…..(Question # 3)….of diversification….(Question # 4)…..on account of limited area of …..(Question # 5)….. during the last few years, managing credit risk through selling assets by way or securitization has…..(Question # 6)….in popularity. The market for securitized assets has grown….(Question # 7)….in the last few years and is expected to grow further in the ……(Question # 8)…..years. This mode or credit risk mitigation is most….(Question # 9)….to loans with standardized payment scheduled and similar credit risk characteristics such as housing loans, auto loans, credit card receivables etc. further, shedding loans through securitization might….(Question # 10)….client relationship. In this context, credit derivatives provide a new technique for managing credit risk.

Question 91 :
Question #1
Aby
Bonto
Cfor
Dat
Ethrough

Question 92 :
Question # 2
Awatching
Bmitigating

Ctaking
Daffording
Eseeing

Question 93 :
Qoestion # 3
Alack

Bsupply
Cscarity
Dvoid
Ewant

Question 94 :
Question # 4
Alack
Bfortune
Cactivities

Dopportunities
Echance

Question 95 :
Question # 5
Aplace
Btransaction
Coperations

Ddealing
Ework

Question 96 :
Question # 6
Agained

Bsold
Cvalued
Dbought
Eprofited

Question 97 :
Question # 7
Agigantic
Bslowly
Cslightly
Dneedlessly
Eimpressively

Question 98 :
Question # 8
Ayester
Bfuturistic
Cgolden
Dcoming

Epast

Question 99 :
Question # 9
Adesired
Bsuited
Cwanted
Dsuitable

Epopular

Question 100 :
Question # 10
AKill
Blynch
Cpromote
Ddamage

Eburn

Directions (Next Six Questions) : Study the graph carefully and answer the questions given below.

Expenditure (in INR Thousand) of 3 businessman during 5 given years

Profit = Income – Expenditure

Profit percent = (Profit / Expenditure) × 100

Question 101 :
If C’s income in 2008 was INR 3,69,000/-, what was the percent profit in that particular year?
A23%

B28%
C26%
D19%
E33%
Explanation:

Income of C = INR 3,69,000/-

Expenditure of C = INR 3,00,000/-

Profit = 369000-300000

=INR 69,000/-

∴ Profit Percentage = (69000/300000×100)%

=23 %

Question 102 :
what is the respective ratio between the total expenditure of all the businessmen together in 2005 and total expenditure of all the given businessmen together in 2007?
A12:11
B10:7
C8:7
D13:11

E16:13
Explanation:

Expenditure in 2005 = 320+ 500+ 220

= 1040

Expenditure in 2007 = 140+ 300+ 440

=880

∴ Required ratio = 1040 : 880

= 13 : 11

Question 103 :
If the percent profit earned by all the given businessmen together in 2006 was 45, what was the total income of all the given businessmen together in that particular year ? (in INR Thousand)
A1820
B1680
C1640
D1780
E1740

Explanation:

Expenditure in 2006 = 220 × 1000+ 420 × 1000 + 560 × 1000

=1200×1000

Let the profit be INR x

∴ (X/1200 ×1000) ×100 = 45

X = INR 5,40,000/-

∴ Required Income = Expenditure + Profit

= 1200 × 1000 + 540000

= INR 17,40,000/-

Question 104 :
Expenditure of businessman A increased by what percent from 2004 to 2008 ?
A112 8/13%
B120 1/13%
C108 6/13%
D118 2/13%
E115 5/13%

Explanation:

Expenditure of businessman A in 2004 = INR 260 × 1000

Expenditure of businessman A in 2008 = INR 560×1000

∴ Increase in 2004 to 2008 = 560 × 1000 - 260 × 1000

= INR300 × 1000

∴ Increased Percentage = (300 × 1000/ 260×1000) × 100

= 115 5/13 %

Question 105 :
what is the average expenditure of businessman B among all the given years together? (in INR thousand)
A426
B422
C436

D448
E438
Explanation:

Average expenditure of business B among all the years

= 360+500+560+300+460/5 × 1000

= 436 × 1000

= INR 436 thousand

Question 106 :
If expenditure of businessmen, A,B and C increased by 5%, 6% and 12% from 2008 to 2009, then what was the total expenditure of A,B and C in 2009?(in INR thousand)
A1293
B1412

C1401
D1381
E1453
Explanation:

Expenditure of businessman A in 2008 = INR 560×1000

Expenditure of businessman B in 2008 = INR 460×1000

Expenditure of businessman C in 2008 = INR 300×1000

Increased by A by 5% = 560 × 105/100 = 588

Increased by B by 6% = 460 × 106/100 = 487.6

Increased by B by 12% = 300 × 112/100 = 336

∴ Total expenditure in thousand = 588 + 487.6 + 336

= INR 1411.6

=INR 1412 thousand

Directions (Next Five Questions) : Each of the questions below 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

Question 107 :
what is the total number of students (male and Female) in the class?

I. the average weight of the students of the class is 61.08 kg. the average weight of male students is 63 kg and the average weight of the female students is 59 kg. The difference between number of male students and number of female students is 3.

II. The respective ratio of number of male students and number of female students in the class is 13:12.
AIf the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question while the data in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question

BIf 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.
CIf the data in both the statements I and II together are sufficient to answer the question.
DIf the data either in statements I or in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
EIf the data in both the statements together are not sufficient to answer the question
Explanation:

From Statement I

Let the total number of student be X

Let the male students be A and female students be B.

It is given that,

A-B = 3

and A + B = x

Weight of total students = 61.08 × x

Weight of male students = 63 × A

Weight of female students = 59 × B

∴ 61.08(3+2B) = 63(3+B) + 59B

183.24+122.16B=189+63B+59B

0.16B=5.76

B=36

∴ A=39

∴ Total number of students = 36+39=75

Question 108 :
What is the present age of Meera?

I. The respective ratio of present ages of Meera and her mother is 7:16.

II. The respective ratio of ½ of Meera’s present age to ⅛ of mother’s present age is 7:4.
AIf the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question while the data in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question
BIf 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.
CIf the data in both the statements I and II together are sufficient to answer the question.
DIf the data either in statements I or in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
EIf the data in both the statements together are not sufficient to answer the question.

Question 109 :
What is the length of the diagonal of the rectangle?

I. The length of the rectangle is 120% more than its breadth.

II. The perimeter of the rectangle is 32m. The difference between length and breadth of the rectangle is 6m.
AIf the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question while the data in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question
BIf 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.

CIf the data in both the statements I and II together are sufficient to answer the question.
DIf the data either in statements I or in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
EIf the data in both the statements together are not sufficient to answer the question.
Explanation:

From Statement II

Let the length of a rectangle be l and beadth be b.

It is given that,

l –b =6

and 2(l+b) = 32

l +b=16

Solving both the equations we get,

l=11

b=5

The length of the diagonal of the rectangle

=√l²+b²= √(11)²+(5)²

=√146

Question 110 :
What is the value of sum of squares of both the numbers?

I. The sum of both the numbers is 128.

II. The H.C.F and L.C.M of the two numbers are 8 and 504 respectively.
AIf the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question while the data in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question
BIf 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.

CIf the data in both the statements I and II together are sufficient to answer the question.
DIf the data either in statements I or in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
EIf the data in both the statements together are not sufficient to answer the question
Explanation:

From Statement II

Let the numbers be 8x and 8y

We know that H.C.F. × L.C.M = Product of two numbers

8 × 504 = 8x ×8y

8×8×63 = 8x ×8y

64 × 63 = 8x ×8y

Comparing the values, we get the numbers 63 and 64.

Question 111 :
What is the cost price of the table?

I. The percent profit made when table is sold for INR 1,054/- is twice as much as it is when it sold for INR 952/-

II. The marked price of the table is INR 1,105/-, If a discount of 20% is given on the marked price , the profit gained is 4%.
AIf the data in statement I alone are sufficient to answer the question while the data in statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question
BIf 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.

CIf the data in both the statements I and II together are sufficient to answer the question.
DIf the data either in statements I or in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.
EIf the data in both the statements together are not sufficient to answer the question.
Explanation:

From the statement II, Marked price = INR 1105/-

Discount = 20%

∴ Selling Price =80/100 ×1105

= INR 884/-

Profit gained = 4%

∴ Cost Price = 884 × 100/104

= INR 850/-

Directions (Next Six Questions) : Study the table and answer the given questions.

Data related to number of employees who joined(Jo) and left(Le) 5 given companies during 5 given years

Company	A		B		C		D		E
Year	Jo	Le	Jo	Le	Jo	Le	Jo	Le	Jo	Le
2001	161		148		179		116		128
2002	148	58	172	60	161	90	208	60	191	50
2003	135	69	188	96	143	101	169	45	167	79
2004	112	88	173	59	165	58	142	56	185	82
2005	141	39	151	48	179	66	155	108	142	91

(Note : Consider the given companies started in 2001)

Question 112 :
If the respective ratio of number of male and female employees in company B at the end of 2003 was 5:6, what was the number of female employees in company B at the end of 2003?
A208
B172
C186
D192

E212
Explanation:

Total number of employees in company B at the end of 2003 = 148 + (172-60)+(188-96) =352

∴ Number of female employees = 352 × 6/11 = 192

Question 113 :
What was the total number of employees in company A at the end of 2004?
A347
B363
C329
D335
E341

Explanation:

Total number of employees in company A at the end of 2004

= 161+(148-58)+(135-69)+(112-88)

= 161+90+66+24

= 341

Question 114 :
Number of employees in company E at the end of 2002 is what percent more than the number of employees in company C at the end of 2002?
A9⅕%
B3⅘%
C11⅕%
D7⅗%

E5⅘%
Explanation:

Number of employees in company E at the end 2002

= 128+(191-50) = 269

Number of employees in company C at the end of 2002

= 179+(161-90) =250

Increased Percentage = (269-250/250 ×100)%

=(19/250 ×100)%

=7⅗%

Question 115 :
In which of the given companies number of employees was highest at the end of 2002?
AD
BC
CB
DA
EE

Explanation:

Number of employees in company A at the end of 2002 = 161+(148-58) =251

Number of employees in company B at the end of 2002 = 148+(172-60) =260

Number of employees in company C at the end of 2002 = 179+(161-90) = 250

Number of employees in company D at the end of 2002 = 116+(208-60) = 264

Number of employees in company E at the end of 2002 = 128+(191-50) = 269

Question 116 :
What is the average number of employees who joined company D during all the given years together?
A166
B156
C162
D164
E158

Explanation:

Number of employees who joined company D during all the years

= 116+208+169+142+155

= 790

∴ Required average = 790/5

= 158

Question 117 :
What is the respective ratio between total number of employees who joined company C in 2003 and 2004 together and total number of employees who left company E in 2003, 2004 and 2005 together?
A22:17
B11:9

C22:19
D13:9
E11:7
Explanation:

Total number of employees who joined company C in 2003 and 2004= 143+165 = 308

Total number of employees who left company E in 2003,2004 and 2005 together

= 79+82+91

=252

∴ Required ratio = 308 : 252

= 11:9

Directions (Next Six Questions) : Study the following table to answer these questions:

Production of different food grains (in thousand tones) by six states in 2007

State	Wheat	Rice	Jowar	Bajra
Rajasthan	240	160	120	80
Chhattisgarh	360	250	210	180
Uttar Pradesh	280	220	150	130
Kerala	120	230	100	270
West Bengal	100	280	200	140
Tamil Nadu	160	290	240	160

Question 118 :
What was the average production of bajra (in thousand tones) by all the given states in 2007?
A133⅓
B142 4/9
C145
D160

E143⅓
Explanation:

Total production of bajra (in thousand tonnes) by all the given states in 2007

= 80+180+130+270+140+160

=960

∴ Average production = 960/6

= 160

Question 119 :
Total production of rice by Kerala and Tamil Nadu together is what percent of total production of jowar produced by these states together? (rounded off to nearest integer)
A155%
B158%
C153%

D151%
E159%
Explanation:

Total production of rice by Kerala and Tamil Nadu = 230+290 = 520

Total production of jowar by Kerala and Tamil Nadu =100+240 = 340

∴ Required Percentage = (520/340 ×100)

= 152.9

= 153%

Question 120 :
What is the respective ratio of between the total production of bajra by Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Chhattisgarh together and total production of jowar by these three states together ?
A14 : 17
B13:15
C13:16

D13:17
E14:19
Explanation:

Total production of bajra by Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Chhattisgarh = 80+130+180=390

Total production of jowar by Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Chhattisgarh= 120+150+210=480

∴ Required ratio = 390 : 480

= 13:16

Question 121 :
What is the difference between total production of rice and jowar (in thousand tonnes) by Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Tamil Nadu together in 2007 ?
A160
B130

C150
D140
E120
Explanation:

Total production of rice by Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Tamil Nadu = 160+250+290= 700

Total production of jowar by Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Tamil Nadu = 120+210+240= 570

∴ Required difference = 700-570

= 130

Question 122 :
If the total production of wheat by Chhattisgarh, Kerala and West Bengal in 2008 was more than that in 2007 by 1.8%, what was the total production of these three states together in 2008in thousand tonnes?
A480
B557
C488
D590

E663
Explanation:

Total producttion of wheat by Chhattisgarh, kerala and West Bengal in 2007=360+120+100=580

Total production of wheat by three states in 2008 = 101.8/100 × 580

= 590.44

= 590

Question 123 :
Out of total production of all the total grains together by Uttar Pradesh in 2007, 85%of the quantity could be sold. What was the total quantity of given food grains (in thousand tonnes) Sold by Uttar Pradesh in that year?
A640
B610
C620
D636
E663

Explanation:

Total production of all the grains together by Uttar Pradesh = 280+220+150+130 = 780

Now, food grains (in thousand tonnes) sold by Uttar Pradesh = 85/100 ×780

=663

Directions (Next Six Questions) : Study the following graph and answer the given questions.

Profit earned by three companies over the years (in INR Crores)

Question 124 :
Approximately, what is the average profit earned by company Bover he given years?
AINR 107 Crores
BINR 132 Crores
CINR 120 Crores

DINR 146 Crores
EINR 97 Crores
Explanation:

Profit earned by company B ina ll the years (INR in crores0 = 90+110+120+140+105+135 = 700

∴ Average Profit = 700/6

= INR 120Crores

Question 125 :
What is the ratio between total profit earned by all three companies in 2007 and 2011 respectively?
A3:4

B2:3
C4:5
D3:5
E4:7
Explanation:

Profit earned by three companies in 2007

= 80+90+85

=255 crores

Profit earned by three companies in 2011

= 115+105+120

=340 crores

∴ Required ratio = 255 : 340 = 3:4

Question 126 :
The total profit of all the three companies together was maximum in which of the following years among the given years?
A2008
B2009
C2011
D2010
E2012

Explanation:

Profit earned by all the three companies (in INR crores)

In 2008 = 90+110+120= 320

In 2009 = 130+120+110= 360

In 2010 = 100+140+120= 360

In 2011 = 115+105+120= 340

In 2012 = 125+135+115 = 375

It is cleared from above, the maximum profit was earned by all three companies in 2012.

Question 127 :
Approximately, what is the percentage increase in profit earned by company C from 2007 to 2011?
A65%
B20%
C15%
D25%
E40%

Explanation:

Profit earned by company C in 2007= INR 85 crores

Profit earned by company C in 2011 = INR 120 crores

∴ Increased Percentage = (120-85/85 ×100)%

= 41.1%

=40%

Question 128 :
The total profit earned by company A in 2011 and company C in 2012 together was approximately what percent of the profit earned by company A in 2007?
A288%

B264%
C30%
D100%
E144%
Explanation:

Profit earned by company A in 2011 = INR 115Crores

Profit earned by company C in 2012 = INR 115Crores

Profit earned by company A in 2007 = INR 80Crores

∴ Required Percentage = (115+115/80 ×100)%

=287.5%

=288%

Question 129 :
The percentage increase in profit from the preceding years was maximum in case of which of the following companies ?
AOnly A

BBoth A and B
CBoth A and C
DOnly B
EOnly C
Explanation:

It is cleared from graph , the maximum profit was earned by company A from 2008 to 2009

In 2009, Profit earned by Company A = INR 130Crores

In 2008, Profit earned by Company A = INR 90Crores

∴ increased Percentage = (130-90/90×100)%

= 44.4%

Directions (Next three questions) : Study the information to answer the questions.

A bag contains 6 red shirts, 6 green shirts and 8 blue shirts.

Question 130 :
Two shirts are drawn randomly. What is the probability that atmost one shirt is red?
A27/38
B35/38

C30/38
D33/38
E29/38
Explanation:

Atmost one shirt is red means either 0 or 1 shirt is red.

∴ Required probability

= (⁶C₀ × ¹⁴C₂)+(⁶C₁×¹⁴C₁)/²⁰C₂

=91+(6×14)/190

=91+84/190

=35/38

Question 131 :
One shirt is drawn randomly and then another shirt is drawn randomly. What is the probability that the first shirt is red and the another shirt is blue?
A14/95
B22/95
C15/95
D12/95

E18/95
Explanation:

Required Probability ⁶C₁/²⁰C₁× ⁸C₁/¹⁹C₁

_{= 6/20 × 8/19}

_=12/95

Question 132 :
One shirt is drawn randomly. What is the probability that it is not green?
A7/20
B7/10

C9/10
D3/5
E2/5
Explanation:

Probability of being a green shirt = 6/20 = 3/10

Probability of shirt not being green = 1-3/10 = 7/10

Directions (Next six quesions) : Study the following information carefully to answer the questions.

Details of population as recorded in a census

Population of state ‘P’ is 150% of population of state ‘T’ and 80% of the population of state ‘U’. Population of State ‘Q’ is 60% of the population of state ‘V’. population of state ‘S’ is 125% of population o state ‘R’. Population of state ‘U’ is 75 lakhs which is 80% of the population of state ‘V’ and 120%of the population of state ‘S’.

Question 133 :
What is the ratio between population of state Q and State S respectively?
A12:13
B11:12
C9:10

D7:9
E4:5
Explanation:

Population of State U = 75 lakh

Population of state V = 75 ×100/80

=375/4 lakh

Population of state S = 75 × 100/120

= 125/2 lakh

Population of State R = 125/2 ×100/125 = 50lakh

Population of State Q = 375/4 × 60/100

=225/4 Lakh

Population of state P = 75 × 80/100 = 60 lakh

Population of State T = 60×100/150 = 40 lakh

Required ratio = 225/4 : 125/2

= 9:10

Question 134 :
What is the population of state Q and S together? (in lakhs)
A118.75

B112.65
C106.85
D112.25
E108.25
Explanation:

Population of State U = 75 lakh

Population of state V = 75 ×100/80

=375/4 lakh

Population of state S = 75 × 100/120

= 125/2 lakh

Population of State R = 125/2 ×100/125 = 50lakh

Population of State Q = 375/4 × 60/100

=225/4 Lakh

Population of state P = 75 × 80/100 = 60 lakh

Population of State T = 60×100/150 = 40 lakh

Total Population = 225/4 + 125/2

= 118.75 lakhs

Question 135 :
What is the difference between the population of states V and P ?(in lakhs)
A38.5
B33.75

C35.75
D35.5
E32.75
Explanation:

Population of State U = 75 lakh

Population of state V = 75 ×100/80

=375/4 lakh

Population of state S = 75 × 100/120

= 125/2 lakh

Population of State R = 125/2 ×100/125 = 50lakh

Population of State Q = 375/4 × 60/100

=225/4 Lakh

Population of state P = 75 × 80/100 = 60 lakh

Population of State T = 60×100/150 = 40 lakh

Required difference = 375/4-60

=33.75 lakhs

Question 136 :
Population of state R is what percent of the population of state V?
A51⅓%
B55⅔%
C52⅓%
D54⅔%
E53⅓%

Explanation:

Required Percentage = (50/375/4 × 100)%

=53⅓%

Question 137 :
Population of state P was found to have been increased by 25% from the previous census record. What was the population(in lakhs)of state P as per previous census?
A42
B41
C45.25
D42.5
E48

Explanation:

Population of State U = 75 lakh

Population of state V = 75 ×100/80

=375/4 lakh

Population of state S = 75 × 100/120

= 125/2 lakh

Population of State R = 125/2 ×100/125 = 50lakh

Population of State Q = 375/4 × 60/100

=225/4 Lakh

Population of state P = 75 × 80/100 = 60 lakh

Population of State T = 60×100/150 = 40 lakh

Let the population of state P = x lakh

∴ 125/100x = 60

x= 60 × 100/125

=48 lakhs

Directions (Next Six Questions) : in these questions, a number of series is given. After the series a number is given followed by (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5). You have to complete the series starting with the given numbers following the sequence of original series and answer the question that follows the series.

Question 138 :
11 5 4 4.5 7 15

15 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

What will come in place of (2) ?
A6

B9
C8
D11
E7
Explanation:

11(X0.5-0.5) 5 (X1-1) 4 (X1.5-1.5 ) 4.5 (X2-2) 7(X2.5-2.5) 15

15(X0.5-0.5) 7(X1-1) 6 (X1.5-1.5) 7.5 (X2-2) 13(X2.5-2.5) 30

Question 139 :
9 18 54 216 1080 6480

7 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

What will come in place of (3) ?
A156
B128
C152
D132
E168

Explanation:

9(X2) 18(X3) 54(X4) 216(X5) 1080(X6) 6480

7(X2) 14(X3) 42(X4) 168(X5) 840(X6) 5040

Question 140 :
5 31 159 645 1951 3927

3 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

What will come in place of (2) ?
A92
B91
C93
D99

E96
Explanation:

5(X6+1) 31(X5+4) 159(X4+9) 645(X3+16) 1951(X2+25)3927

3(X6+1) 19(X5+4) 99(X4+9) 405(X3+16) 1231(X2+25)2487

Question 141 :
7 13 31 97 391 1957

13 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

What will come in place of (4) ?
A584
B535

C596
D586
E574
Explanation:

7(X1+6) 13(X2+5) 31((X3+4) 97(X4+3) 391(X5+2)1957

13(X1+6) 19(X2+5) 43(X3+4) 133(X4+3) 535(X5+2)2677

Question 142 :
8 7 12 33 128 635

6 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

What will come in place of (3) ?
A24
B21

C34
D26
E32
Explanation:

8(X1-1) 7(X2-2) 12(X3-3) 33(X4-4) 128(X5-5)635

6(X1-1) 5(X2-2) 12(X3-3) 21(X4-4) 80(X5-5)395

Question 143 :
15 14 20 33 68 215

21 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

What will come in place of (3)?
A63
B51
C56
D69

E76
Explanation:

15(X1-(1)³) 14(X2-(2)³) 20(X3-(3)³) 33(X4-(4)³) 68(X5-(5)³) 215

21(X1-(1)³) 20(X2-(2)³) 32(X3-(3)³) 69(X4-(4)³) 212(X5-(5)³) 935

Directions (Next six quesions) : Study the following information carefully to answer the questions.

Details of population as recorded in a census

Question 144 :
Population of state S is more than the population of state R by what percent?
A20%
B25%

C30%
D28%
E22%
Explanation:

Population of State U = 75 lakh

Population of state V = 75 ×100/80

=375/4 lakh

Population of state S = 75 × 100/120

= 125/2 lakh

Population of State R = 125/2 ×100/125 = 50lakh

Population of State Q = 375/4 × 60/100

=225/4 Lakh

Population of state P = 75 × 80/100 = 60 lakh

Population of State T = 60×100/150 = 40 lakh

Required Percentage = (125/2-50/50 ×100)%

=25%

Directions (145-150) : Study the following Pie charts and answer the questions given below them.

Percentage of Six different types of garments in store I

Total number of garments in store I = 12600

Percentage of six different types of garments in store II

Total number of garments in store II = 14500

Question 145 :
Total number of D and A type of garments in store I is approximately double the number of which type of garments in store II?
AF
BA

CC
DE
EB
Explanation:

In Store I, number of A type of garments = 19/100×12600

In Store II, number of D type garments = 16/100 ×12600 = 2016

∴ Total number of A and Dtype of garments in store I = 2394+2016

= 4410

In store II, number of A type of garments = 15/100 × 14500

= 2175

Question 146 :
What is the total number of C type of garments in both the stores together?
A3770
B2610
C3276
D1008
E3618

Explanation:

In store I, number of C type garments

= 8/100 × 12600 = 1008

In store II, number of C type garments

= 18/100 ×14500

=2610

∴ Required total = 1008 +2610

= 3618

Question 147 :
The difference in number of which type of garments in two stores is maximum?
AE
BD
CB
DC

Question 148 :
Number of D type of garments in store I is more than that in store II by what percent approximately?
A25%
B35%
C40%
D20%
E15%

Explanation:

In store I, number of D type of garments = 16/100 ×12600 = 2016

In store II, number of D type of garments = 12/100 × 14500 =1740

∴ Required percentage 2016-1740/1740 ×100

= 15.86%

=15%

Question 149 :
The number of E type of garments in store I is approximately what percent of the number of B type of garments in store II?
A46%
B32%
C68%

D58%
E42%
Explanation:

In store I, number of E type of garments = 11/100× 12600 =1386

In store II, number of B type of garments = 14/100 × 14500 = 2030

∴ Required percentage = 1386/2030 ×100

= 68.2 = 68%

Question 150 :
What is the average of A, Band C type of garments in store I?
A2016

B4126
C1648
D1028
E6058
Explanation:

In store I, number of A,B and C type of garments = 19+21+8/100 × 12600 = 6048

∴ Required average = 6048/3 = 2016

Question 151 :
Pathways that support communication among the various electronic components on the system board are called……
Anetwork Lines
BProcessors
CLogic paths
DBus Lines

EGateway

Question 152 :
The abbreviaton ‘CD’ stands for :
ACommercial demand
BCertificate of Deposit

CCash Deposit
DCommercial Documentation
ECommercial Deposit

Question 153 :
India recently won re-election to UN Human Rights council for 2015-2017 along with three other countries of Asia-Pacific group?
ABangladesh, Qatar and Indonesia

BKuwait, Cambodia and Philippines
CBangladesh, Bahrain and Thailand
DBangladesh, Thailand and Kuwait
EOther than those given as options

Question 154 :
What is the present RBI’s Bank Rate?
A6.50%
B9%

COther than those given as options
D7%
E8%

Question 155 :
Which of the following terms is not covered under general insurance?
AMarine Insurance
BFine Insurance
CMotor Insurance
DHealth Insurance
ELife insurance

Question 156 :
Investors buy and sell shares in publicly leaded companies in………………
AMoney Market
BForex Market
CStock Market

DSpot Market
EBond Market

Question 157 :
Tata Group’s “Land Rover Jaguar” will be having its first car manufacturing plant out of Britain, in………….
AMauritius
BOther than those given as options

CJapan
DChina
EIndia

Question 158 :
Who is the present CEO of the Microsoft corporation, an international American Organisaion?
AMr. Satya Nadela

Bother than those given as options
CMr. Vishal Sikka
DMrs.Indira Nooyi
EMr. Bill Gates

Question 159 :
Which of the following Bank is not a Public Sector Bank?
AIDBI Bank
BState Bank of India
CPunjab and Sind Bank
DHDFC Bank

EBharatiya Mahila Bank

Question 160 :
Individuals invest in insurance policy for……….
ARisk protection Only
BEasy Liquidity
CLow Returns
DTax Benefit and Risk Proection

EHigh Returns

Question 161 :
Which stage in product the cycle focuses on expanding marketing and creating product awareness?
AIntroduction Stage
BDeclining Stage
CMaturity Stage
DExpansion Stage
EGrowth Stage

Question 162 :
The committee constituted in India to study the pattern of exclusion in India which for the first time gave a working distribution of the term ‘Financial Inclusion’ was headed by:
ADr. Manmohan Singh
BDr. C. Rangarajan

Question 163 :
Who among the following is the Director General of Sports Authority of India(SAI) ?
ASandeep Patil
BOther than those given as options
CJyi Thompson
DLalit Modi

EN. Srinivasan

Question 164 :
Which of the following is correct sequence of smallest to largest unit of storage size ?
APetabyte, Kilobyte, Megabyte, Gigabyte, Terabyte
BKilobyte, Megabyte, Terabyte, Petabyte, Gigabyte
CMegabyte, Terabyte, Gigabyte, Kilobyte, Petabyte
DKilobyte, Megabyte, Petabyte, Terabyte, Gigabyte
EKilobyte, Megabyte, Gigabyte, Terabyte, Petabyte

Question 165 :
Ketan Mehta’s Hindi movie ‘Rang Rasiya’ is based on the life of one India’s most celebrated………
ARaja Ravi Varma

BChoreographer Saroj Khan
CMovie Star Sanjay Dutt
DPainter Maqbool Fida Hussain
EDancer Uday Shankar

Question 166 :
When consumers may share a strong need that cannot be satisfied by an existing product, it is known as………..
ANon-Existing demand
BLatent demand

CIrregular Demand
DDeclining Demand
ENegative Demand

Question 167 :
As per RBI guidelines the maximum amount of penalty that public Sector Banks can levy for non-maintenance of minimum balance in inoperative accounts of customers is……….
AINR 500 per year
BINR 100 per half year
CNot to levy any penalty

DINR 100 per quarter
EINR 20 per month

Question 168 :
In computer terminology ‘CAD’ stands for…
AComputer applied Design
BComputer Algorithm and Design
CComputer Application Design
DComputer Aided Design

EOther than those given as options

Question 169 :
As per the guidelines issued by the Reserve Bank of India Banks classify as Non-Performing Asset (NPA) only if the interest due and during any quarter is not serviced fully within…….
A90 days from the end of the quarter

B60 days from the end of the quarter
C60 days from the beginning of the quarter
D30 days from the end of the quarter
E30 days from the beginning of the quarter

Question 170 :
MS-DOS is a………..operating system.
AUser Friendly Graphical
BGraphical User Interface
CReal Time GUI
DPoint and Check
ECommand Line Interface

Question 171 :
Those entities whose failure can threaten the survival of other institutions which in turn can possibly lead to a financial crisis are known as………….
ASystemically Meaningful Financial Institutions
BSystemically Financial Important Institutions