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Q.1 Which among the following is the rating system used by the banks supervisory authorities to assign eachbank a score on a scale of best to worst ?

1. CAMELS

2. LAF

3. MSF

4. RTGS

5. None of these

Correct Ans: 1 N/A Bookmark

Q.2 When a currency losses its value against other currencies. It is termed as----------.

1. Devaluation

2. Depreciation

3. Appreciation

4. Revaluation

5. None of these

Correct Ans: 2 N/A Solution Bookmark

Q.3 Recently former Chief Justice of India Jagdish Sharan Verma died, who headed the governmentappointed committee to---------.

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1. frame guidelines for financial inclusion

2. frame a tough law to tackle crime against women

3. frame the structure of Telengana

4. frame a tough law against match fixing

5. None of these


Q.4 Unmukt Chand the captain of Under-19 cricket Indian team has been appointed as the brandambassador of cold drink manufacturer Pepsi. Indian cricket team has won the Under-19 cricket worldcup 2012 under the captancy of Unmukt Chand after defeating which international team ?

1. West Indies

2. South Africa

3. Australia

4. Zimbabwe

5. None of these


Q.5 Recently President Pranab Mukherjee has appointed the governors for the state of Odisha, Nagaland,Tripura, Bihar and Kerala. Under which article of the constitution the President appoints the governor of astate in India ?

1. Article-158

2. Article-150

3. Article-148

4. Article-155

5. None of these




Q.6 Deepika Kumari has been selected for the Tata Steel Sports Person of the Year. She belongs to whichamongst the following sports?

1. Shooting

2. Boxing

3. Archery

4. Wrestling

5. None of these


Q.7 Banks have provided the facility of OTP to their account holders in order to secure the internet bankingand mobile banking. What is the full form of OTP ?

1. One Time Payment

2. One Time Password

3. Only Timely Payment

4. Online Transaction Password

5. None of these


Q.8 Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), the public sector life insurance company has sold its-------percent stake in Federal Bank, a private sector bank in India.




1. 2.02

2. 3.02

3. 4.02

4. 4.08

5. None of these


Q.9 Who among the following has won the women singles title of French Open 2013?

1. Venus Williams

2. Serena Williams

3. Maria Sharapova

4. Li Na

5. None of these


Q.10 What is the rank of India in the Global Peace Index that measured peace in 162 countries ?

1. 140th

2. 141st

3. 144th

4. 145th

5. None of these




Q.11 IRDA (Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority) has changed the guidelines of investment forinsurance companies. These guidelines does not include--------.

1. Life insurance companies are permitted to invest in government securities.

2. The investment in the government securities should not be less than 35 percent of the totalfund.

3. The total investment in the securities of state government and central government, and inother approved securities should not be less than 50%.

4. All of the above

5. None of these


Q.12 What is 'MIG-21' ?

1. It is a ballistic missile

2. It is a supersonic jet fighter plane

3. It is a interceptor boat

4. Indigenously developed light combat aircraft

5. None of these


Q.13 International Literacy Day is observed on----------.




1. 1st September

2. 2nd September

3. 4th September

4. 8th September

5. None of these


Q.14 Mauritius has adopted which among the following currencies as its legal tender ?

1. Peso

2. Rupaya

3. Shilling

4. Krone

5. None of these


Q.15 The term “Bishop” is related with which among the following sports?

1. Chess

2. Table Tennis

3. Swimming

4. Golf

5. None of these




Q.16 Who has authored the novel “Bring up the Bodies” ?

1. Kishwar Desai

2. Hillary Mantel

3. Yann Martel

4. V. S. Naipaul

5. None of these


Q.17 Seoul is the capital city of which country ?

1. Lebanon

2. Mexico

3. South Korea

4. Libya

5. None of these


Q.18 Uruguay round of talks are related with which among following organizations?




1. ADB

2. IMF

3. World Bank

4. WTO

5. None of these


Q.19 Uber cup is related with which sport?

1. Table Tennis

2. Badminton

3. Cricket

4. Hockey

5. None of these


Q.20 Where is the headquarter of International Labour Organisation situated ?

1. Geneva

2. Paris

3. New York

4. Vienna

5. None of these




Q.21 Which country is not a member of “ASEAN”?

1. Australia

2. Canada

3. Indonesia

4. 1 and 2

5. None of these


Q.22 In order to provide promotion to foreign investment in India, which organisation has been established?

1. FEMA

2. IDBI

3. FIPB

4. HDFC

5. None of these


Q.23 The government of which state has signed a MoU with IRCTC (Indian Railway Catering and TourismCorporation LTD) for free pilgrimage for elders?




1. Rajasthan

2. Haryana

3. Bihar

4. Himachal Pradesh

5. None of these


Q.24 What do you mean by a non-performing asset?

1. Money at call and short notice

2. An asset that ceases to generate income

3. Cash balance with other banks

4. Cash balance with RBI

5. None of these


Q.25 If a customer has opened and invested in the Tax Saver Deposit Account Scheme in a bank, then hewould get benefit under-

1. Sales Tax

2. Custom duty

3. Excise duty

4. Income Tax

5. None of these




Q.26 The holidays for the banks are declared according to which act?

1. Reserve Bank Act

2. Negotiable Instrument Act

3. Banking Regulation Act

4. Companies Act

5. None of these


Q.27 Who among the following Indians has been figured among the top three most admired leaders of theworld ?

1. Mahatma Gandhi

2. Indira Gandhi

3. Jawaharlal Nehru

4. Sarojini Naidu

5. None of these


Q.28 According to the data of TRAI, which of the following states accounts for the largest number of mobilesubscribers in the country ?




1. Tamil Nadu

2. Uttar Pradesh

3. Rajasthan

4. Maharashtra

5. None of these


Q.29 Najib Razak has been sworn-in as the Prime Minister for a second time of which country ?

1. Afghanistan

2. Malaysia

3. Austria

4. Mauritius

5. None of these


Q.30 Senayangba Chubatoshi Jamir has been sworn in as the governor of which state?

1. Assam

2. West Bengal

3. Odisha

4. Manipur

5. None of these




Q.31 Which state has bagged the best state award for comprehensive development of tourism in the rest ofIndia category of National Tourism Award 2011-12?

1. Maharashtra

2. Karnataka

3. Kerala

4. Andhra Pradesh

5. None of these


Q.32 Krishnakumar Natarajan has been appointed as the new chairman of _________.

1. NASSCOM

2. ASSOCHAM

3. FICCI

4. DRDO

5. None of these


Q.33 According to the World Population Prospects – The 2012 Revision released by the united nations, Indiawill become the most populous country by which year?




1. 2020

2. 2025

3. 2028

4. 2030

5. None of these


Q.34 Dr. Ravuri Bharadwaja has been selected for the prestigious Jnanpith award for the year 2012. He is a_________ writer.

1. Kannad

2. Telugu

3. Tamil

4. Malayalam

5. None of these


Q.35 A new App “ Path” allows which among the following users to share files up to 1 GB in size with friends?

1. G-mail

2. Orkut

3. Facebook

4. Twitter

5. None of these




Q.36 The Government of India has decided to appoint who among the following as the new chairman of LifeInsurance Corporation of India?

1. D.K. Malhotra

2. S.K. Roy

3. V. K. Sharma

4. S. B. Mainak

5. None of these


Q.37 Indian Railways have decided to start offering train tickets via mobile SMS, the services of IRCTC, thesubsidiary of Indian railways came into effect from ________ 2013.

1. July

2. August

3. September

4. October

5. None of these


Q.38 Indra 2013 was a military exercise between which two countries?




1. India - USA

2. India – China

3. India - Russia

4. India – Bangladesh

5. None of these


Q.39 Reserve Bank of India has penalized which three banks for violating KYC norms and anti-moneylaundering guidelines ?

1. SBI, HDFC, PNB

2. ICICI, HDFC, Axis Bank

3. PNB, Axis Bank, SBI

4. Axis Bank, IDBI, HDFC

5. None of these


Q.40 What is IOS7 ?

1. It is a new software of Apple

2. It is a new software of Samsung

3. It is a new software of Intel

4. It is a new software of Nokia

5. None of these




Q.41 Independent High Level Committee constituted by Government to inquire into gas leakage incident inBhilai Steel Plant. Who is the head of this committee?

1. KK Mehrotra

2. Ashok Lavasa

3. M B Shah

4. A K Singh

5. None of these


Q.42 World Population Day was observed on ………………….

1. 11 July

2. 11 June

3. 12 July

4. 10 July

5. None of these


Q.43 Union Government signed a credit agreement of ………… US dollar with World Bank for MaharashtraRural Water Supply and Sanitation Project(MRWSSP).




1. 160 million

2. 165 million

3. 170 million

4. 180 million

5. None of these


Q.44 Hero MotoCorp entered in the market of which country through a joint venture of 5:45 with Nitol Niloy?

1. Bhutan

2. Nepal

3. Bangladesh

4. Myanmar

5. None of these


Q.45 Google on 25 June 2014 launched Project ………………. to build ultra cheap Smartphone at Google I/O2014 in San Francisco.

1. Android One

2. Android Two

3. Android Two

4. Android F version

5. None of these




Q.46 Union Government gave a deadline of three months to States to implement the NFSA. Expand NFSA-

1. National Food Security Act

2. National Foreign Security Act

3. New Fixed Securities Activities

4. Both 1 and 2

5. None of these


Q.47 India's first indigenous anti-submarine warship (ASW) …………….. was handed over to the Indian Navyby Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers(GRSE).

1. INS Kamini

2. INS Krishna

3. INS Kirti

4. INS Kamorta

5. None of these


Q.48 The best indicator of economic development of any country is ----




1. Its agriculture

2. Its transport

3. Its gross production

4. Its per capita income

5. None of these


Q.49 Subsidies means-

1. payment by government for purchase of goods and services

2. payment made by business enterprises to factors of production

3. payment made by companies to shareholders

4. payment made by the government to business enterprises,individuals etc without buying anygoods and services

5. None of these


Q.50 Which of the following is not an undertaking under the administrative control of Ministry of Railways?

1. Container Corporation of India Limited

2. Konkan Railway Corporation Limited

3. Indian Railways Construction Company Limited

4. Diesel Locomotive Works, Varanasi

5. None of these




Q.51 Read each part of the sentence to find out if there is any error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part ofthe sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is no error, mark your answer as (5).

It is the disrespected of nature (1)/ that has become the attitude of the modern man (2)/ that is taking theworld (3)/ towards a crisis of resources (4)/ No error (5)

1. 1

2. 2

3. 3

4. 4

5. 5



Within minutes, the whole car caught fire (1)/ on the road and a major portion (2)/ was charred (3)/before the fire department personnel arrived (4)/ No error (5)

1. 1

2. 2

3. 3

4. 4

5. 5

Correct Ans: 5 N/A N/A Bookmark




Donation of blood is like servicing one's own system (1)/ as it helps the body (2)/ form new blood moreoften (3)/ and so making the donor more robust (4)/ No error (5)

1. 1

2. 2

3. 3

4. 4

5. 5



An increasing number of portals (1)/ and social media pages for 'house hunting' (2)/ has made itrelatively hassle-free (3)/ for people migrating to the city to find a place rent (4)/ No error (5)

1. 1

2. 2

3. 3

4. 4

5. 5



There is a need for proper rehabilitation (1)/ and education for child labourers (2)/ and there lie aresponsibility on us (3)/ not to let a child lose his childhood (4)/ No error (5)


1. 1

2. 2

3. 3

4. 4

5. 5


Q.56 In each of the following sentences there is a blank space given. Below each five words have beendenoted by numbers (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5). Find out which word can be filled up in the blank to makethe sentence meaningfully complete.

It is ----------to avoid eating out and not eat stale food and cut fruits in the markets to avoid stomachinfection and diarrhea.

1. healthful

2. better

3. advised

4. trustworthy

5. desirable



The polio vaccine should be given to all children including those who have already been given the ----------dose.



1. final

2. fundamental

3. initially

4. huge

5. small



Money and time consumed in transfer of funds are being saved now with -------- of electronic fundmanagement system.

1. introduction

2. limitation

3. provision

4. emergency

5. launched



The prices of vegetables will --------further due to rains, which not only affect transportation of vegetablesbut also submerge fields, spoiling crop



1. rise

2. surge

3. mount

4. penetrate

5. soar



Conscious effort should be made by the government to -------- trees uprooted for various infrastructureprojects

1. remove

2. displace

3. shift

4. move

5. obliterate


Q.61 Choose the correct option for (51)


1. dropped

2. falling

3. weakening

4. perished

5. yield


1. baffle

2. frozen

3. prudent

4. stuck

5. attach


1. duties

2. investments

3. loans

4. neigbours

5. borrowing


1. augmented

2. strengthened

3. unfolded

4. elaborated

5. widened


1. economy

2. interest

3. nation

4. institute

5. regulation

Correct Ans: 1 Passage N/A Bookmark


1. advanced

2. ahead

3. earlier

4. leading

5. besides



1. scenario

2. policy

3. transaction

4. insurance

5. reserves



1. risks

2. scope

3. opportunity

4. reverence

5. paucity


1. endures

2. pursues

3. continues

4. survives

5. refuses



1. boost

2. Extend

3. inflate

4. growth

5. preference

Q.71 Which of the Phrases(1), (2) (3) and (4) given below each sentence should replace the phrases printedin bold in the sentence to make it grammatically correct. If the sentence is correct as it is given and nocorrection is required, mark (5) as the answer.

The sweat does not evaporate, giving the fungus a chance to grow and causes fungal skin diseases.

1. grown causes fungal

2. grow and cause fungal

3. grow and fungal cause

4. growth and causes

5. No correction required



The specter of power cuts affects one and all, especially people who are hooked to regular TV shows.

1. affects all and one

2. affects one but all

3. effects one and all

4. affect one and for all





India is currently importing hugely quantities of waste paper for recycling as our waste papercollection process is not integrated.

1. currently importing huge quantities

2. current importing huge quantities

3. currently import huge quantity

4. current imported hugely quantitative




Cost of treatment of many diseases in allopathic is high as the same can be treated through Ayurvedawith less money.

1. highly while the same

2. high to the same

3. high due to the same

4. high while the same





Law is one such professional course, which does not necessarily prescribe to a specific stream , yet is ahigh coveted field.

1. yet is a highly coveted fields

2. yet is an highly coveted field

3. yet is a highly coveted field

4. yet is an high coveted field



Q.76 In each question below a sentence with four words printed in bold type is given. These are numbered(1), (2), (3) and (4) . One of these four words printed in bold may be either wrongly spelt or inappropriatein context of the sentence. Find out the word which is wrongly spelt or inappropriate if any. The numberof that word is your answer. If all the words printed in bold are correctly spelt & also appropriate in thecontext of the sentence, mark (5) "All correct" as your answer.

Electrotion of elephants due to erection of electrified fences which illegal has considerablydecreased due to constant monitoring and quick action by the forest department. All correct

1. Electrotion

2. electrified fences

3. considerably

4. monitoring

5. All correct





The snake must have slithered beneath the bed of the kids, bit them and later escaped into the nearbybushes. All correct

1. slithered

2. bit

3. escaped

4. nearby

5. All correct



Thiruvananthapuram is reeling under the onslaught of epidemics because of the lack of a properlywaste disposal system. All correct

1. reeling

2. onslaught

3. epidemics

4. properly

5. All correct




Incidents of using the house for carrying out immoral activities and illegal purposes have left thelandlords worried while choosing the right tenants. All correct

1. immoral

2. left

3. worried

4. tenants

5. All correct



Dogs do not swat as human beings and the only way they can release heat from their bodies isthrough panting. All correct

1. swat

2. human beings

3. release

4. panting

5. All correct



Q.81 Why, in the past, people waited anxiously for the postmen?

1. To spread the news received from the content of the letter

2. The postmen would read the content of the others’ letter to them

3. The postmen used to give news from around the world.

4. In the hope of receiving letter from the postman.

5. Not mentioned in the passage


Q.82 Which of the following is/are not instant mode of communication?

1. Inland letters

2. Social networking sites

3. Messaging

4. E-mails

5. All of the above


Q.83 Why have people stopped sending letters due to which they have lost significance?



1. People do not have enough time to draft letters

2. Letters never reach on time leading to the failure of the very purpose of sending them

3. People have adopted instant modes of communication and have started sending couriers.

4. Sending letters is expensive and one needs to have good knowledge to write it to make itlegible.

5. The reason is not specific in the passage


Q.84 How has the attitude of people changed towards postmen?

A. People treat them as guests and wait for their arrivalB. They tell postmen not to disturb them in the afternoon.C. People do not open the door whenever they ring the door bellD. People misunderstand them as security guards.

1. Only A

2. Only C

3. All except A

4. All except D

5. All of the above


Q.85 Which of the following is TRUE in the context of the passage?



1. Postmen used to receive tip every time they brought letters for them

2. Attitude of people for the postmen has changed

3. Postmen wear white uniform and carry a bag full of letters

4. In the past, postal department was one of the authorities to transmit letters

5. All of the above are false


Q.86 Which of the following kind of letters are still in vogue as before?

1. Recruitment letters

2. Application forms for jobs

3. Bank drafts

4. Legal documents

5. All of the above


Q.87 Choose the word most SIMILAR in meaning to the word printed in bold, as used in the passage.

Trudged

1. Hiked

2. Reached

3. Drifted

4. Procrastinated

5. Stole



Q.88 Choose the word most SIMILAR in meaning to the word printed in bold, as used in the passage.

Grievances

1. Complaints

2. Violence

3. Accountability

4. Accusation

5. Representation

Q.89 Choose the word which is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word printed in bold as used inthe passage.

Advent

1. Entrance

2. Occurrence

3. End

4. Return

5. Landing

Q.90 Choose the word which is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word printed in bold as used inthe passage.

Luxury

1. Enjoyment

2. Opulence

3. Advantage

4. Facility

5. Necessity

Q.91 In each of the following question four words are given of which two words are most nearly the same oropposite in meaning. Find the two words which are most nearly the same or opposite in meaning andindicate the number of the correct word combination as your answer.

(A) Caricature (B) Crucial (C) Baffle (D) Imitation

1. A - B

2. B - C

3. D - C

4. A - D

5. B - D



(A) Juvenile (B) Callow (C) Apogee (D) Capricious

1. A - C

2. A - B

3. B - D

4. B - C

5. A - D



(A) Celerity (B) Patience (C) Clamber (D) Choler

1. A - B

2. A - D

3. B - C

4. C - D

5. B - D



(A) Conflate (B) Superficial (C) Confrere (D) Colleague



1. C - D

2. A - D

3. B - C

4. A - C

5. A - B



(A) Emasculate (B) Dubious (C) Strengthen (D) Scanty

1. A - B

2. A - C

3. A - D

4. B - C

5. C - D


Q.96 Which of the following is the THIRD sentence after re-arrangement?

1. H

2. E

3. G

4. B

5. A


Q.97 Which of the following is the FIFTH sentence after re-arrangement?

1. B

2. D

3. F

4. G

5. E


Q.98 Which of the following is the EIGHTH sentence after re-arrangement?

1. G

2. E

3. A

4. I

5. F




Q.99 Which of the following is the FORUTH sentence after re-arrangement?

1. E

2. A

3. G

4. D

5. B


Q.100 Which of the following is the SEVENTH sentence after re-arrangement?

1. F

2. I

3. G

4. A

5. D

Q.101 What should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following questions?

67582 + 3828 + 54892 + 32 =?



1. 126334

2. 116234

3. 125234

4. 125334

5. None of these



= ?

1. 73

2. 79

3. 59

4. 89

5. None of these



= ?



1. 22

2. 12

3. 32

4. 52

5. None of these



(888 × 88 × 8) ÷ 80 = ?

1. 8814.4

2. 6814.4

3. 7814.4

4. 6014.4

5. None of these



81 × (?)2 = (54)2

1. 36

2. 49

3. 6

4. 7

5. None of these





3056 - 475 ÷ 25 = ?

1. 3037

2. 2537

3. 2947

4. 2937

5. None of these



4525 ÷ 25 - 8640 ÷ 288 = ?

1. 141

2. 151

3. 161

4. 163

5. None of these



86952 - ? - 14207 = 30206




1. 45239

2. 42539

3. 45439

4. 52439

5. None of these



3307.5 ÷ 21 ÷ 7 ÷ 5 = ?

1. 4.9

2. 5.9

3. 3.9

4. 4.5

5. None of these



5.4 × ? × 12.6 = 258.552

1. 4.8

2. 5.8

3. 3 .8

4. 1. 8

5. None of these




Q.111 What should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following numbers series?

3 4.5 11.25 39.375 ?

1. 117. 1875

2. 267.1875

3. 167 .1875

4. 187 .1875

5. None of these



5 9 25 61 ?

1. 145

2. 125

3. 135

4. 165

5. None of these



5 86 135 160 ?




1. 179

2. 189

3. 173

4. 169

5. None of these



251 267 299 363 ?

1. 491

2. 531

3. 521

4. 481

5. None of these



19 24 34 49 ?

1. 64

2. 69

3. 75

4. 94

5. None of thes




Q.116 A car covers a distance of 924 kms in 840 min .What is the speed of the car (in km/hr.) ?

1. 66

2. 72

3. 60

4. 58

5. None of these


Q.117 47% of a number is 1457.What is the number?

1. 3600

2. 3200

3. 3350

4. 3000

5. None of these


Q.118 What is the least number to be added to 7906 to make it a perfect square?




1. 20

2. 16

3. 9

4. 15

5. None of these


Q.119 What would be the simple interest obtained on an amount of Rs 8345 at the rate 13 p.c.p.a for 4 years?

1. Rs. 4464.50

2. Rs. 4634.60

3. Rs. 6217.75

4. Rs.4315.50

5. None of these


Q.120 In how many different ways can the letter of the word 'LAXMAN' be arranged in a such way that thevowels always come together?

1. 120

2. 720

3. 360

4. 240

5. None of these




Q.121 If x + y = 22 and xy = 84 ,what is the value of x2 + y2 ?

1. 326

2. 316

3. 485

4. 360

5. None of these


Q.122 16 men can complete a piece of work in 8 days. In how many days can 6 men complete the samepiece of work?

1. 20days

2. 24 days

3. 21 days

4. 22 days

5. None of these




Q.123 What is 697 times 892 ?

1. 611724

2. 641724

3. 622724

4. 621734

5. None of these


Q.124 In an amount of Rs. 126514 is distributed equally amongst 61 persons.How much would each personget?

1. Rs. 2064

2. Rs. 2069

3. Rs. 2074

4. Rs.1936

5. None of these


Q.125 There are 12 dozen oranges in a box .If there are 47 such boxes.How many oranges are there in allthe boxes together?




1. 6768

2. 6878

3. 6628

4. 6318

5. None of these


Q.126 Find the average of the following set of scores.

168 863 926 372 565 676

1. 585

2. 575

3. 605

4. 565

5. None of these


Q.127 The cost of 6 chairs and 8 tables is Rs. 6482. What is the cost of 15 chairs and 20 tables?

1. Rs. 16305

2. Rs. 16205

3. Rs. 19825

4. Rs.17085

5. None of these




Q.128 The population of a town is 198000. If it is increased by 8% in the first year and decreased by 10% inthe second year. What is the population of the town at the end of 2 years?

1. 191456

2. 191356

3. 192456

4. 193356

5. None of these


Q.129 It the numerator a fraction is increased by 400% and the denominator is increased by 500% theresultant fraction is . What was the original fraction ?



1.

2.

3.

4.

5. None of these


Q.130 If (89)2 is added to the square of a number, the answer so obtained is 13697. What is the number?

1. 5776

2. 76

3. 74

4. 5476

5. None of these


Q.131 A 135 mt. long train crosses a 45 mt. platform in 12 seconds.What is the speed of train (in km./hr.)?



1. 60

2. 54

3. 64

4. 56

5. None of these


Q.132 What is the cost of painting a hall whose area is 961 sq mt., if the rate of painting per sq. mt is Rs. 27?

1. Rs.20432

2. Rs. 24947

3. Rs. 26847

4. Rs. 25947

5. None of these


Q.133 Two candidates contest an election .If one got 650 votes which was 52% of votes, what was the totalnumber of votes?

1. 1200

2. 1300

3. 1400

4. 1600

5. None of these




Q.134 A and B started a business by investing Rs. 25000 and Rs. 15000 respectively .B left the businessafter 5 months. The profit earned at the end of the year is Rs. 6080,what is B's share of profit?

1. Rs. 2240

2. Rs. 2360

3. Rs. 2560

4. Rs. 2440

5. None of these


Q.135 If 39a + 39b = 6357. What is the average of (a+ b)?

1. 153

2. 76.50

3. 81.5

4. 163

5. None of these


Q.136 In which year did the exports register the highest increase over its preceeding year?




1. 2007

2. 2009

3. 2008

4. 2006

5. None of these


Q.137 The exports in 2010 were approximately how many times to that of 2006 ?

1. 1.68

2. 3.33

3. 2.41

4. 0.31

5. 2.84

Q.138 What is the respective ratio of the years which have above average exports to those which have belowaverage exports?

1. 5 : 3

2. 3 : 8

3. 3 : 5

4. 8 : 3

5. None of these


Q.139 The increase in exports in 2012 was what percent of the exports in 2011?

1. 80

2. 25

3. 5

4. 60

5. None of these

Q.140 The exports in 2008 are approximately what percent of the average exports for the given years?

1. 114

2. 180

3. 190

4. 85

5. 125

Q.141 What is the compound interest on a sum of Rs. 75000 at 4% per annum in 2 years?

1. Rs. 618

2. Rs. 612

3. Rs. 624

4. Rs. 606

5. Rs. 621



Q.142 The circumference of a circle is 792 cm 2. What will be its diameter?

1. 24 meter

2. 266 meter

3. 290 meter

4. 272 meter

5. None of these


Q.143 The cost of 9 chair and 15 table is Rs. 23,4000 then find the cost of 18 chair and 30 table?

1. Rs. 34,600

2. Rs. 46,800

3. Rs. 35,100

4. Rs. 24,600

5. None of these


Q.144 The cost of an article is Rs. 1700. If it is sold at a price of Rs. 2006. What will be the percentage profiton the transaction?



1. 18%

2. 12%

3. 10%

4. 15%

5. 20%


Q.145 A man sell his object at 7% loss if selling become double find his new profit%?

1. 14%

2. 86%

3. 17%

4. 46%

5. Can't be determined


Q.146 Ram can do a piece of work in 12 days Shyam can do double work in 40 days in how many days workwill be complete if they worked together?


1. days

2. 15 days

3. days

4. 7 days

5. Can't be determined


Q.147 Find the difference between compound and Simple interest for principal 10,000 at the rate of 3% perannum for 3 years?

1. Rs. 27.27

2. Rs. 18.27

3. Rs. 27

4. Rs. 22.81

5. Rs. 27.81


Q.148 25% of 96 + 50% of 78 + 75% of 64 =?



1. 141

2. 121

3. 111

4. 123

5. None of these


Q.149 The population of a town is 500000. After one year it is increased by 10% so find the new population?

1. 550

2. 5500

3. 550000

4. 55000

5. None of these


Q.150 In how many different ways 5 red, 3 yellow balls is to be selected from 9 red, 5 yellow balls?

1. 720

2. 1260

3. 1620

4. 260

5. None of these




Q.151 In a certain code language 'PRIYANKS' is written as 'TKMBDJRO'. How will 'TGONAWQD' bewritten in that code language?

1. NVIBOYLE

2. MVIBOYLD

3. NVIBOYLF

4. NVICMYLF

5. None of these


Q.152 In a certain code language 'DOAP' is written as ' 5397' and 'SOLA' is written as '2349'. How will'POLO' be written in that code langugae?

1. 9734

2. 3794

3. 5374

4. 7343

5. None of these





Q.153 Study the following information carefully to answer the questions given below-

Pooja started to walk 3 km towards South then she took a turn to east and walked 4 km to reach apoint C. Again She took a turn to her left and walked 3 km.

What is the distance between starting point to point C?

1. 7 km

2. 9 km

3. 5 km

4. Can not be determined

5. None of these


Q.154 Study the following information carefully to answer the questions given below-

Pooja started to walk 3 km towards South then she took a turn to east and walked 4 km to reach apoint C. Again She took a turn to her left and walked 3 km.

Now In which direction is Pooja from her starting point?

1. South - East

2. East

3. North - East


5. None of these


Q.155 What will come in the place of question mark (?) in the following given series?

Y 2 5 B 2 M ? N 14 ? 6 ? 21



1. 13, U, F

2. 23, Z, F

3. 13, F, U


5. None of these


Q.156 Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and so form a group.Which is the one that does notbelong to that group?

1. Tomato

2. Potato

3. Apple

4. Mango

5. Banana


Q.157 Indicating to a photograph, a boy said that "She is the daughter of my paternal uncle's only brother".What is the relation of boy with girl of that photo?

1. Cousin

2. Brother

3. Father


5. None of these




Q.158 In a row of 40 students, Rakhi is 18th from left side and Babu is 36th from right side. How manystudents are sitting between Rakhi and Babu?

1. 18

2. 11

3. 20

4. 12

5. None of these


Q.159 How many such pairs of letters are there in the word 'P C Q E R G S I' each of which has as manyletters between them in the word as they have between them in English Alphabetical series?

1. Six

2. Five

3. Seven

4. More than seven

5. None of these


Q.160 How many such digits are there in the number '725416389' each of which is as far away from thebegining in the number as when they are arranged in ascending order starting fom Left?




1. None

2. Three

3. Four

4. Five

5. None of these


Q.161 Following questions are based on the given letter/number/symbol sereis.

2 A C @ 5 J H N 6 9 I U # © K 3 = Q 1 L 4 Y 7 ? M

How many such letters are there in the above arrangement each of which is immediately followed by anumber but not immediately preceded by a symbol?

1. None

2. One

3. Two

4. Three

5. None of these



2 A C @ 5 J H N 6 9 I U # © K 3 = Q 1 L 4 Y 7 ? M

How many such symbols are there in the above arrangement each of which is either immediatelyfollowed by a number or immediately preceded by a letter?


mailto:2AC@5JHN69IU#%C2%A9K3=Q1L4Y7?M



1. None

2. One

3. Two

4. Three

5. None of these



2 A C @ 5 J H N 6 9 I U # © K 3 = Q 1 L 4 Y 7 ? M

Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the their positions of the elements in theabove arrangement and hence form a group.Which is the one that does not belong to that group?

1. ? Y L

2. Q 3 ©

3. U 9 N

4. J @ A

5. K = 1



2 A C @ 5 J H N 6 9 I U # © K 3 = Q 1 L 4 Y 7 ? M

How many such numbers are there in the above arrangement each of which is immediately precededby a symbol but not immediately followed by a letter?





1. None

2. One

3. Two

4. Three

5. None of these



2 A C @ 5 J H N 6 9 I U # © K 3 = Q 1 L 4 Y 7 ? M

Which of the following will be fifth to the left of tenth from right side in above arrangement?

1. K

2. I

3. 4

4. 5

5. None of these


Q.166 Who is sitting between C and H?

1. D

2. F

3. E


5. None of these



Q.167 Which of the friend's group is sitting at the end of the row?

1. B,E

2. F,A

3. A, B


5. None of these

Q.168 What is the positon of C with respect to E?

1. Second to the right

2. Second to the left

3. Third to the left


5. None of these

Q.169 Who is sitting between F and D?

1. C

2. G

3. H


5. None of these

Q.170 What is the position of H with respect to B?

1. Second to the right

2. Second to the left

3. Fourth to the left


5. None of these

Q.171 In each of the following questions, assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the twoconclusions I and II given below is/are definitely true.

Statements:- C > P > T, F = T > I > J

Conclusions:- (I) C > J (II) C = J

1. If only conclusion I is true.

2. If only conclusion II is true.

3. If either conclusion I or II is true.

4. If neither conclusion I nor II is true.

5. If both conclusions I and II are true.



Statements:- K > L, M > O, M < L, J < K

Conclusions:- (I) K > O (II) M = J









Statements:- N > C > K = M, L = C < I = P

Conclusions:- (I) P = N (II) P > K








Statements:- C > E, A = B, B > C, O < E

Conclusions:- (I) B = O (II) O > B










Statements:- Q < R < S, F > G = S, N > R > M

Conclusions:- (I) F > M (II) N > Q







Q.176 In each question given below four statements are followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. Youhave to take the four given statements to be true (even if they seem to be at variance from thecommonly known facts). Read the conclusions and decide which logically follows :

Statements : Some Tension are Responsibility. All Responsiblity are Mature.No Mature is a Relation. Some Selfish are Relation.Conclusions:(I) Some Mature are Tension.(II) Some Selfish are not Mature.



1. If conclusion I follows.

2. If conclusion II follows.

3. If either conclusion I or II follows.

4. If neither conclusion I nor II follows.

5. If both conclusions I and II follow.



Statements : Some Tension are Responsibility. All Responsiblity are Mature.No Mature is a Relation. Some Selfish are Relation. Conclusions:(I) Some Relation are not Responsibility.(II) Some Selfish being Tension is a possibility








Statements : No money is a Blood. All Money are Satisfied.Some Job are Satisfied. No Stable is a Job.Conclusions: (I) Some Satisfied are not Money.(II) Some Job are Money.










Statements :No money is a Blood. All Money are Satisfied.Some Job are Satisfied. No Stable is a Job.Conclusions:(I) Some Stable are Money.(II) Some Blood are Job.








Statements:All kids are God. No God is a Human.Some Human are Son. All Son are Men.Conclusions:(I) Some Son are not God.(II) Some Men are Human.









Q.181 In each question given below four statements are followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. Youhave to take the four given statements to be true (even if they seem to be at variance from thecommonly known facts). Read the conclusions and decide which logically follows :\

Statements:All kids are God. No God is a Human.Some Human are Son. All Son are Men.Conclusions:(I) Some Son being God is a possibility.(II) Some Men being Kids is a possibility.







Q.182 Who is living on fifth floor?



1. N

2. J

3. L

4. M

5. None of these

Q.183 Which statement is true about J?

1. Second floor, Yellow colour

2. Fifth floor, Pink colour

3. Six Floor, Blue colour

4. Fourth floor, Pink colour

5. None of these

Q.184 Which person is living just below the floor of L?

1. M

2. J

3. K


5. None of these

Q.185 Which of the following statements is true about L's position?

1. Sixth floor, Blue colour

2. Second floor, Pink colour

3. Fourth floor, Yellow colour

4. Fifth floor, Red colour

5. None of these

Q.186 Which of the following will be the III step for the above Input?

1. Ali Jack Que Saif 23 32 16 64 51 41 Vyas Tom

2. Ali Jack Saif 23 32 Que Vyas Tom 16 64 51 41

3. Ali Jack Que Saif 23 32 Vyas Tom 16 64 51 41

4. Cannot be determined

5. None of these

Q.187 Which of the following will be the output for the above Input?

1. Saif Tom Ali Jack Que Vyas 64 51 41 32 23 16

2. Ali Jack Que 41 32 23 16 Saif Tom Vyas 64 51

3. Ali Jack Tom Vyas 64 51 Que Saif 41 32 23 16

4. Ali Jack Que Saif Tom Vyas 64 51 41 32 23 16

5. None of these

Q.188 How many steps would be required to complete the rearrangement of the above Input?

1. IV

2. VI

3. VII

4. V

5. None of these

Q.189 How many words/number will be between 'Que' and '23' in the step IV of the above Input?

1. None

2. Four

3. One

4. Three

5. None of these

Q.190 What will be the input for the given Step III: Aman bass go 64 75 not 55 toy over 29 22 13.

1. over 55 toy 64 go 75 not 29 bass 22 Aman 13

2. over 64 toy 55 go 75 not bass Aman 29 22 13

3. over 64 55 toy go 75 bass not Aman 29 22 13


5. None of these

Q.191 Below in each questions are given two statements (A) and (B). These statements may be eitherindependent causes or may be effects of independent causes or a common cause. One of thesestatements may be the effect of the other statement. Read both the statements and decide which of thefollowing answer choice correctly depicts the relationship between these two statements.

A. The Lakme range of lipsticks is very costly, compared to other lipsticks of about the same quality.B. The Lakme range has not been able to penetrate much of the market.

1. If statement (A) is the cause and statement (B) is its effect.

2. If statement (B) is the cause and statement (A) is its effect.

3. If both the statements (A) and (B) are independent causes.

4. If both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of independent causes.

5. If both the statements (A) and (B) are effects of some common cause.



A. Kalyan Yadav has been expelled from the Bhartiya Kisan Dal.B. Kalyan Yadav was the founder member of Bhartiya Kisan Dal.








A. Bolt has been awarded the Linkan award for excellence in sports.B. Bolt is a very dedicated player.








A. Rameshnarayanavasu succeeded.B. Rameshnarayanavasu worked hard.










A. Madandas has failed in annual examination.B. Madandas did not buy books of MEPL Publication.







Q.196 Health and sanitary conditions in slums are different of the acceptable norms of human habitat inIndian cities and towns.

1. If the inference is Definitely True, i.e. it properly follows from the statement of facts given;

2. If the inference is Probably True though not definitely true in the light of the facts given;

3. If the data are inadequate, i.e. from the facts given you cannot say whether the inference is likely to be true or false

4. If the inference is Probably False though not Definitely false in the light of facts given;

5. If the inference is Definitely false i.e. it cannot be possible be drawn from the fact given or itcontradict the given facts.


Q.197 Cities and towns of developing countries are free from slums.




3. If the data are inadequate, i.e. from the facts given you cannot say whether the inference is likely to be true or false




Q.198 Per capita income of better living housing facilities are higher than those slum dwellers.



3. If the data are inadequate, i.e. from the facts given you cannot say whether the inference islikely to be true or false




Q.199 Majority of the slums in cities and towns in India are on prime government properties.









Q.200 Development of land occupied by slums in cities of India will affect on the common public.







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