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General Information

� ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA(A) Essential Academic Qualifications : (As on stipulated date)

(i) For Junior Associates : Graduation in any discipline from a recognised University or any equivalentqualification recognised as such by the Central Government.

(ii) For Junior Agricultural Associates : Graduation in Agriculture or Agriculture allied activities from aGovernment recognised university/Institute.

Those who are in the final Semester/ year of Graduation may also apply provisionally subject to the conditionthat, if called for interview/joining, they will have to produce proof of having passed the GraduationExamination on or before stipulated date.

Candidates having integrated dual degree (IDD) certificate should ensure that the date of passing the IDD is onor before stipulated date.

Note (a) The date of passing eligibility examination will be the date appearing on the mark sheet or provisionalcertificate issued by the University/Institute. In case the result of a particular examination is posted on thewebsite of the University / Institute, a certificate issued by the appropriate authority of the University / Instituteindicating the date on which the result was posted on the website will be taken as the date of passing. (b)Matriculate Ex-servicemen, who have obtained the Indian Army Special Certificate of Education orcorresponding certificate in the Navy or Air Force, after having completed not less than 15 years of service inArmed Forces of the Union are also eligible for the post. Such certificates should be dated on or beforestipulated date. (c) Candidates should be able to write and speak English.

� AGE LIMIT (As on stipulated date)

Not below 20 years and not above 28 years.

Relaxation of Upper Age Limit :

Sr. No. Category Age relaxation

1. Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe 5 years

2. Other Backward Classes (OBC) 3 years

3. PWD (Gen) 10 years

4. PWD (SC/ST) 15 years

5. PWD (OBC) 13 years

6. Persons domiciled in Jammu & Kashmir Stateduring the period from 01.01.1980 to 31.12.1989.

5 years

7. Ex-Servicemen/Disabled Ex-Servicemen Actual period of service rendered in defenceservices + 3 years, (8 years for Disabled Ex-Servicemen belonging to SC/ST) subject tomaximum age of 50 years.

8. Widows, Divorced women and women judiciallyseparated from their husbands and who are notremarried.

9 years (subject to maximum age limit of 35years for General, 38 years for OBC & 40years for SC/ST candidates)

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Note :(i) Candidates seeking age relaxation are required to submit copies of necessary certificate(s) at the time of

interview, if qualifying. No change in the category of any candidate is possible after registration of onlineapplication. No correspondence/email/phone will be entertained in this regard.

(ii) CUMULATIVE AGE RELAXATION WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE EITHER UNDER THE ABOVEITEMS OR IN COMBINATION WITH ANYOTHER ITEM.

� SELECTION PROCEDUREThe selection process will consist of on-line test (preliminary & main examinations), test of official and/or locallanguage and subject to Government of India approval, interview.

Phase-I : Preliminary Examination: Preliminary Examination consisting of Objective Tests for 100 marks willbe conducted online. This test would be of 1 hour duration consisting of 3 Sections as follows :

Sr. No. Name of TestNo. of

QuestionsMaximum

Marks Duration

1. English Language 30 30 Composite

2. Numerical Ability 35 35 time of

3. Reasoning Ability 35 35 1 hour

Total 100 100

Candidates have to qualify in each of the three tests by securing passing marks to be decided by the Bank.Adequate number of candidates in each category as decided by the Bank (approximately 20 times the numbersof vacancies subject to availability) will be short listed for the Main Examination.

Phase – II : Main Examination :The structure of main examination (online objective type) would be as follows :

Sr. No. Name of TestsNo. of

QuestionsMaximum

Marks Duration

1. General/Financial Awareness 50 50 35 Minutes

2. General English 40 40 35 Minutes

3. Quantitative Aptitude 50 50 45 Minutes

4. Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude 50 60 45 Minutes

Total 190 200 2 Hrs. 40 Minutes

Each test will have separate timing as mentioned above.The questions in objective tests, except for the test of General English, will be bilingual i.e., English & Hindi.The candidates are required to qualify in each of the Tests by securing passing marks, to be decided by theBank.There will be negative marks for wrong answers in the Objective tests. 1/4th mark will be deducted for eachwrong answer. Candidates will have to pass in each of the objective tests.The passing marks in each of the tests will be decided by the Bank on the basis of the performance of all thecompeting candidates taken together in each test to a minimum required level. Candidates are also required toscore a minimum percentage marks on aggregate (For SC/ST/OBC/PWD/XS candidates, 5% relaxationavailable thereon). Minimum percentage marks on aggregate will be decided by the bank.Note : Other detailed information regarding the examination will be given in the 'Acquaint Yourself' booklet,which will be made available to the eligible candidates along with the call letter for the test.

Phase–III : Interview (subject to Govt. of India approval)

Candidates qualified in the test (main examination) will be placed according to their marks in descending orderin respective categories. Depending upon the number of vacancies only certain number of candidates fromamongst those who qualify by ranking high enough in the merit will be called for interview in the ratio ofmaximum 3 candidates for each vacancy. Candidates are required to score a minimum percentage marks (to bedecided by the bank) in interview to be considered for final selection. 5% relaxation for SC/ST/OBC/PWD/XScategory will be available thereon.

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Note : Interview call letters will be uploaded on the Bank's website after declaration of result of online test.Candidates will have to download the same from our website. No hard copy of interview call letter will be sentby post.

Test of knowledge of official and/or local language : Those who produce 10th standard mark sheet/certificateevidencing having studied official (local) language will not be subjected to any Language test. In case of others,language test will be conducted at the time of interview (if interview is held) /before final selection (if interviewis not held).

Candidates not found to be proficient in official and/or local language would be disqualified.

Final Selection

The marks obtained in the Preliminary Examination (Phase-I) will not be added for the selection and only themarks obtained in Main Examination (Phase-II) will be added to the marks obtained in Interview (Phase-III) (ifinterview is held) for preparation of the final merit list. Final selection will be made on the basis of candidate'sperformance in the test (main examination) and interview (if interview is held) taken together.

Results of the candidates who have qualified for Interview and the list of candidates finally selected will bemade available on the Bank's website. Final select list will be published in Employment News/ RozgarSamachar.

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fuÆd`"Z # I. S > L

II. I ≤ L

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fuÆd`"Z # I. N ≤ R

II. E ≤ U

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12. ;fn nh xbZ izR;sd` la“;k ds` vad`kÍ d`ks ?Vrs ∂`e eÍ O;ofLƒrfd`;k tk,] rks ubZ O;oLƒk eÍ d`kSulh la“;k lcls cMÈhla“;k gksxh=(A) 684 (B) 385(C) 296 (D) 437

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

13. ;fn nwljh lcls NksVh la“;k ds` nwljs vad` eÍ lcls cMÈhla“;k ds` rhljs vad` ls foHkftr fd`;k tk,] rks ifj.kehla“;k D;k gksxh=(A) 2 (B) 3(C) 0 (D) 1(E) 4

14. ;fn izR;sd` la“;k ds` ig¥s vad` eÍ 1 tksMÈk tk, rƒk vafrevad` eÍ 2 tksMÈk tk,] rks nwljh lcls cMÈh la“;k D;k gksxh=(A) 385 (B) 684(C) 437 (D) 296(E) 512

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17. T ds` lanHZ eÍ W fd`l fnæk eÍ gS=

(A) m®j (B) m®j-iwoZ

(C) nf”.-if'pe (D) if'pe

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`kssbZ ugÓ

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(A) lksUVh (B) fc±w

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(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

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26. lcls ˜ij ok¥h eaft¥ ij d`kSu jgrk gS=(A) I (B) Q(C) P (D) L

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+ 139·2 d`k 38 = ?

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37. 555 d`k 12% + 666 d`k 15% = ?(A) 166·5 (B) 167·5(C) 168·5 (D) 169·5

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

38. 84368 + 65466 – 72009 – 13964 = ?

(A) 61481 (B) 62921

(C) 63861 (D) 64241

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39. 337·8 × 331·2 ÷ 335 = 33 × 33?

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324?

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(C) 37903 (D) 36903

(E) 37003

42. m®j iznsæ eÍ Bxh vkSj ge¥k o gfj;k.k eÍ pksjh o vk;vf|d` mY¥a?u eÍ D;k vuqikr gksxk=(A) 28 : 51 (B) 21 : 52

(C) 52 : 21 (D) 14 : 55

(E) 55 : 14

43. lHh 8 iznsækÍ eÍ gR;k o pksjh d`k vkSlr ·¥xHx‚ D;kgksxk=(A) 1142 (B) 1132

(C) 1311 (D) 941

(E) 1021

44. fcgkj jkT; eÍ ge¥k o gR;k d`k jkT; ds` dq`¥ vijk|kÍ eÍD;k izfrær gS=(A) 29·82% (B) 39·82%(C) 25% (D) 21·82%(E) 25·5%

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45. fcgkj vkSj jktLƒku ds` lHh vijk|kÍ eÍ fd`ruk vUrj gS=(A) 105 (B) 98(C) 145 (D) 139(E) 104

funsZæ%·^'u 46 ls 50 rd`‚ fn, x, iz'ukÍ eÍ iz'ufpÕ ·=‚ds` Lƒku ij D;k vk,xk=

46. 4376 + 3206 – 1784 + 97 = 3125 + ?(A) 2731 (B) 2743(C) 2773 (D) 2793(E) 2737

47. √⎯ ? + 14 = √⎯⎯⎯⎯2601(A) 1521 (B) 1369(C) 1225 (D) 961(E) 1296

48. 420 d`k 85% + 1080 d`k ?% = 735(A) 25 (B) 30(C) 35 (D) 40(E) 45

49. 3024 d`k 54

d`k 73

= ?

(A) 920 (B) 940(C) 960 (D) 980(E) 840

50. 1225 d`k 30% – 555 d`k 64% = ?(A) 10·7 (B) 12·3(C) 13·4 (D) 17·5

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

51. 30 f¥Vj nw| vkSj ikuh ds` feJ. ftleÍ nw| o ikuh ∂`eæ#7 : 3 ds` vuqikr eÍ gS\ fd`ruk ikuh vkSj fe¥k;k tkukpkfg, fd` ifj.keh feJ. eÍ ikuh 40% gks tk,=(A) 5 (B) 2(C) 3 (D) 8(E) 7

52. fd`lh |ujkfæ ij lk|kj. C;kt 15 ekg ds` f¥, 7·5%okf"Zd` d`h nj ls rƒk leku |ujkfæ ij lk|kj. ;k 8 ekgds` f¥, 12·5% d`h nj ls ¥xkbZ tkrh gS] rks nksukÍ eÍ vUrj 3250 d`k vkrk gS] rks ew¥ |ujkfæ Kkr d`hft,\

(A) 160000 (B) 20000(C) 170000 (D) 18000(E) 312000

53. A vkneh rƒk 3 vkSjr fd`lh d`ke d`ks 6 fnu eÍ iwjk d`jrsgß] 5 vkneh rƒk 7 vkSjr mlh d`ke d`ks 4 fnu eÍ iwjk d`jrsgß] rks 1 vkneh 1 vkSjr fd`rus fnu eÍ iwjk d`jÍxs=

(A) 2227 fnu (B) 25

12 fnu

(C) 517 fnu (D) 12

722

fnu

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

54. A rƒk B us 5 : 7 ds` vuqikr eÍ |u ¥xkd`j O;kikj d`hæqÔvkr d`h« ;fn ,d` o"Z ckn mUgÍ ¥kH 1 : 2 ds` vuqikreÍ izkIr gqvk vkSj A us viuk |u 7 ekg ds` f¥, fuosæfd`;k gks] rks B ds` f¥, |u fuosæ d`jus d`h vof| Kkrd`hft,\

(A) 6 ekg (B) 212 ekg

(C) 10 ekg (D) 4 ekg

(E) 7 ekg

55. ,d` lsuk eÍ 10% flikgh ;q* eÍ] cph gqbZ lsuk ds` 10%chekjh ds` d`kj.] cph lsuk ds` 10% vleFkZ gksus ds` d`kj.d`e gks tkrs gSa] bl izd`kj lsuk eÍ 729000 d`k;ZjrΩ flikghcprs gSa] rks dq`¥ lSfud`kÍ d`h la“;k fd`ruh ƒh=(A) 1000000 (B) 1200000(C) 1500000 (D) 1800000

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

56. 5000 d`h |ujkfæ ij 1 o"Z ds` f¥, 4% d`h nj lsp∂`o~f* C;kt ij ¥xkbZ tkrh gS« rks C;kt ds̀ okf"Zd` Ôi lsla;ksftr gksus rƒk v*Zokf"Zd` Ôi ls la;ksftr gksus eÍ D;kvUrj gksxk=(A) 2 (B) 3

(C) 4 (D) 8

(E) mi;qZDr eÍÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

57. tkWu rƒk eSDl d`h xfr ∂`eæ# 30 fd`eh/?≥Vk rƒk 40fd`eh/?≥Vk gS] izkjEH eÍÍ tkWu Lƒku M ij rƒk eSDl LƒkuL ij gS] L rƒk M ds` chp d`h nwjh 650 fd`eh gS] tkWueSDl ls fe¥us ds` f¥, viuh ;k(k eSDl ls 3 ?≥Vs ig¥sæqÔ d`jrk gS] ;fn og nksukÍ Lƒku P ij fe¥rs gß] tksfd` Lrƒk M ds` chp eÍ gS] rks P rƒk M ds` chp d`h nwjh Kkrd`hft,\

(A) 220 fd`eh (B) 250 fd`eh

(C) 330 fd`eh (D) 320 fd`eh

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`kasbZ ugÓ

58. ;fn fd`lh d`”k eÍ ¥MÈd`kÍ d`k vkSlr Hkj 30 fd`xzk gS rƒk¥MÈfd`;kÍ d`k vkSlr Hkj 20 fd`xzk gS\ ;fn iwjh d`”k d`kvkSlr Hkj 23·25 fd`xzk gks] rks d`”k eÍ ¥MÈds` o ¥MÈfd`;kÍd`h lEHo la“;k D;k gksxh=

(A) 14 rƒk 26 (B) 13 rƒk 27

(C) 17 rƒk 27 (D) 19 rƒk 21

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

59. ,d` d`eht d`ks 12% NwV ij cspus ij 8% d`k ¥kH gksrk gS];fn d`eht d`k vafd`r ewY; 1080 gks] rks mld`k ¥kxrewY; D;k gksxk=

(A) 890 (B) 780

(C) 880 (D) 900

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

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60. fd`lh la“;k ds` 45 vkSj 45% eÍ vUrj 56 gS] rks ml la“;k

d`k 65% fd`ruk gksxk=(A) 96 (B) 104(C) 112 (D) 120

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

61. ,d` vkneh 24 fd`eh ÷kkjk ds` izfrdw`¥ rƒk 54 fd`eh |kjk ds`vuqdw`¥ uko 6 ?≥Vs eÍ ¥s tkrk gS] og 36 fd`eh |kjk ds`izfrdw`¥ rƒk 48 fd`eh |kjk ds` vuqdw`¥ uko 8 ?≥Vs eÍ ¥stkrk gS] rks ækUr t¥ eÍ uko d`h xfr Kkr d`hft,\(A) 18·75 fd`eh/?≥Vk (B) 19·25 fd`eh/?≥Vk(C) 17·65 fd`eh/?≥Vk (D) 15·55 fd`eh/?≥Vk(E) 22·75 fd`eh/?≥Vk

62. ;fn ,d` fHUu ds` vaæ d`ks 25% ?Vk;k tkrk gS rƒk gj d`ks

250% c<Èk;k tkrk gS] rks ifj.keh fHUu 65 izkIr gksrh gS]

rks ew¥ fHUu D;k gksxh=

(A)225

(B)245

(C)276

(D)285

(E)3011

63. ml vk;r d`k ”s(œ`¥ D;k gksxk ftld`k ”s(œ`¥ 7 lsehf(T;k ok¥s o~® ds` ”s(œ`¥ ds` cjkcj gS=(A) 77 lseh2 (B) 154 lseh2

(C) 184 lseh2 (D) 150 lseh2

64. ,d xk∑o eÍ xzke ^|ku ds `in ds` f¥, 3 izR;kfæ;ksa us Hkxf¥;k\ lHh ernkrkvksa us viuh bPNkuqlkj er fn;k vkSjd`ksbZ Hh er vekU; ugÓ gqvk gjkus ok¥s izR;kæh d`ks 30%er izkIr gq,\ d`e-ls-d`e fd`rus izfrær vfrfjDr er gksld`rs gß ftlls thrus ok¥k ^R;kæh cjkcjh ls thr ntZd`js] ;fn izR;sd` izR;kæh d`ks oksV d`k iw.Z izfrær izkIr gks=(A) 4 (B) 2(C) 1 (D) 3

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

65. ,d` oLrq ds ewY; eÍ ig¥s 20% d`h o~f* gksrh gS] ¥sfd`u ckneÍ fc∂`h eÍ d`eh gksus ds` d`kj. mld`k ewY; 25% ?Vk fn;ktkrk gS] rks oLrq ds` ewY; eÍ dq`¥ fd`ruk vUrj vk;k=(A) 20% (B) 18%(C) 38% (D) 10%

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

66. 48, 23 ?, 4·25, 1·125—(A) 10·5 (B) 10(C) 2·5 (D) 11

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

67. 2, 15, 41, 80, 132, ?(A) 197 (B) 150(C) 178 (D) 180

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

68. ?, 15, 75, 525, 4725, 51975(A) 5 (B) 10(C) 8 (D) 6

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

69. 4, 19, 49, ?, 229(A) 75 (B) 109(C) 65 (D) 169

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

70. 840, ?, 420, 140, 35, 7

(A) 408 (B) 840

(C) 480 (D) 804

(E) mi;qZDr eÍ ls d`ksbZ ugÓ

English LanguageDirections—(Q. 71–80) Read the passage carefully

and answer the questions given below it. Certainwords/phrases have been given in bold to help youlocate them while answering some of the questions.

Once upon a time, there lived a washerman in avillage. He had a donkey by the name of Udhata. Heused to carry loads of clothes to the river bank and backhome everyday.

The donkey was not satisfied with the food, that wasgiven to him by the his master to eat. So he wanderedinto the nearby fields stealthily and ate the cropsgrowing there. Once, the donkey, while wanderingaround, happened to meet a fox. Soon, both of thembecame friends and began to wander together in searchof delicious food. One night, the donkey and the foxwere eating watermelons in a field. The watermelonswere so tasty, that the donkey ate in a large quantity.Having eaten to his appetite, the donkey became sohappy that he was compelled by an intense desire tosing. He told the fox that he was in such a good moodthat he had to express his happiness in a melodious tone.Don’t be a fool. If you sing, the people sleeping in andaround this field will wake up and beat us black and bluewith sticks :’ said the fox worriedly.“ You are a dullfelow’, the donkey said hearing the words of fox.”Singing makes one happy and healthy. No matter whatcomes, I’ll definitely sing a song.” The fox becameworried to see the donkey adamant to sing a song in themidst of the field, while the owner was still sleepingonly a little distance away. Seeing his adamance, hesaid to the donkey, ”Friend, wait a minute before youstart. First, let me jump over to the other side of thefence for my safety.” Saying so the fox jumped over tothe other side of the fence without losing a moment. Thedonkey began in his so-called melodious tone. Hearing,suddenly, a donkey braying in the field, the owner wokeup from his sleep. He picked up his stick lying by hisside and ran towards the donkey who was still brayinghappily. The owner of the field looked around and sawthe loss caused by the donkey. He became very angryand beat him so ruthlessly that the donkey was

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physically incapacitated temporarily. He somehow,managed to drag himself out of the field with greatdifficulty. The fox looked at the donkey and said in asympathetic tone, ”I‘m sorry to see you in this pitiablecondition. I had already warned you, but you didn’tlisten to my advice.” The donkey too realised his follyand hung his head in shame.

71. Why did donkey want to sing ?(A) Donkey was so happy that he was compelled

by an intense desire to sing

(B) He wanted to wake up the people sleepingaround

(C) Fox told the donkey to sing a song

(D) He wanted to prove that he was a good singer(E) None of the above

72. What was donkey’s reaction when for suggestedhim not to sing a song ?(A) Donkey agreed with fox and did not sing a

song(B) Donkey chose to dance instead of singing a

song(C) Donkey became angry and did not talk to fox

after that(D) Donkey didn’t pay attention to fox words and

sang a song(E) None of the above

73. What happened when donkey sang a song ?(A) The fox clapped for the donkey(B) The villagers praised donkey and gave him a

gift(C) The fox started dancing(D) The owner work up and beat the donkey

ruthlessly(E) None of the above

74. How did donkey come to know the fox ?(A) Both were childhood friends(B) Donkey happened to meet the fox in the field

while wandering around in the search ofdelicious food

(C) They used to work together for the washermanfrom the starting

(D) Fox once saved donkey life(E) None of the above

75. Which of the following statement is false accordingto the passage ?(A) The donkey realized his mistake in the end(B) The donkey was not satisfied with the food

given to him by his master(C) Donkey did’t want to sing but he was

compelled to do that(D) The owner of the field woke up after hearing to

the donkey’s voice(E) None of the above

Directions—(Q. 76–78) Choose the word/ group ofwords which is Most Similar in meaning to the word/group of words printed in bold as used in the passage.

76. Stealthily(A) Superstitiously (B) Secretely(C) Honestly (D) Openly(E) Overtly

77. Compelled(A) Discouraged (B) Delayed(C) Suspended (D) Forced(E) Demanded

78. Adamance(A) Easy going (B) Yielding(C) Flexible (D) Mischievous(E) Rigid

Directions—(Q. 79 and 80) Choose the word/group of words which is Most Opposite in meaning ofthe word/group of words printed in the bold as in thepassage.79. Folly

(A) Stupidity (B) Madness(C) Advanceness (D) Sageness(E) Sharpness

80. Pitiable(A) Miserable (B) Misfortunate(C) Pathetic (D) Honorable(E) Commendable

Directions—(Q. 81–85) Rearrange the followingsix sentence (A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the propersequence to form a meaningful paragraph and thenanswer the questions given below—

(A) Anything that you touch will turn into gold’—Theking was delighted with his good fortune.

(B) Even though he was very rich he always craved formore and more.

(C) Everything he touched turned into gold. He turnedtrees, grass, tables, chairs, flowers, and vases intogold.

(D) One day, he called his court magician andcommanded, Find me a spell that can get me moretreasures than I already have.”

(E) King Midas was a very greedy king.

(F) The magician said, “Your majestry, I can give you apower that no one else in this world has.

81. Which of the following should be the FIRSTsentence after rearrangement ?(A) F (B) E(C) B (D) A(E) C

82. Which of the following should be the SECONDsentence after rearrangement ?(A) A (B) B(C) C (D) E(E) D

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83. Which o f the folloiwng should be the THIRDsentence after rearrangement ?(A) E (B) F(C) D (D) C(E) B

84. Which of the following should be the FOURTHsentence after rearrangement ?(A) B (B) G(C) F (D) E(E) C

85. Which of the following should be the L A S T(SIXTH) sentence after rearrangement ?(A) C (B) A(C) B (D) D(E) F

Directions—(Q. 86–90) Read each sentence to findout whether there is any grammatical or idiomatic errorin it. The error, if any, will be in one part of thesentence. The letter of that part is the answer. If there is‘No error’, the answer is (E). (Ignore errors ofpunctuation, if any.)86. Harch Vardhan said he was looking forward / to

(A)serve his roots, as he had spend / the first 15 year of

(B) (C)his life / in the streets of old Delhi. No error

(D) (E)

87. A family of fice has to / execute all tasks related to /(A) (B)

manage the wealth of / the upper-rich family.(C) (D)

No error(E)

88. Service providers in the financial industry, especially(A)

private banks / and wealth management firms, are(B)

increasing / forced to standardise their / products to(C) (D)

optimise profit. No error(E)

89. Social or impact funds are private equity-like funds /(A)

that pool money from investors / and put it to work(B) (C)

in a portfolio of ventures / that meet the funds’(D)

objective. No error(E)

90. While residential land purchases / have benefited(A) (B)

many investors/buying land can be risky / especially(C) (D)

for a NRI. No error(E)

Directions—(Q. 91–95) In each question below,four words printed in bold type are given. These arelettered (A), (B), (C) and (D). One of these wordsprinted in bold may either be wrongly spelt or inappropriate in the context of the sentence. Find out theword that is inappropriate or wrongly spelt, if any. Theletter of that word is your answer. If all the wordsprinted in bold are correctly spelt and appropriate in thecontext of the sentence than mark (E) i.e., ‘All correct’,as your answer.

91. All the competitors / completed/ the race / with just(A) (B) (C)

one exception. All correct(D) (E)

92. Poor posture / can lead / to muscular / problems /(A) (B) (C) (D)

in later life. All correct(E)

93. The pump / shut off / as a result / of a mechanikal(A) (B) (C) (D)

failure. All correct(E)

94. The Principal / gave a very pompous / speach /(A) (B) (C)

about ‘The portals of learning’. All correct(D) (E)

95. Copeing / with her mother’s long illness / was a(A) (B)

heavy load / to bear. All correct(C) (D) (E)

Directions—(Q. 96–100) In the following passage,some of the words have been left out, each of which isindicated by a number. Find the suitable word from theoptions given against each number and fill up the blankswith appropriate words to make the paragraph meaning-fully complete.

A camel and a jackal were friends. One day thejackal …(96)… his friend to a big sugarcane farm. Itwas on the opposite side of a river. After a …(97)…meal the jackal began to howl loudly. The frightenedcamel pleaded …(98)… the jackal not to do so. Thejackal said, ”Friend, I have this habit after every meal. Icannot help it.” Soon the farmers arrived and gave asound thrashing to the camel.

When the camel crossed the river the jackal joinedhim on his back. In the midstream the camel took adeliberate dip …(99)… the water. When the jackal criedout in terror, the camel said casually : “I have the habitof rolling in the water after every meal.” The poor jackalwas …(100)… .

96. (A) brought (B) bought(C) took (D) taken(E) invites

97. (A) daily (B) desirous(C) delicacy (D) dinner(E) sumptuous

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