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Part-I : General Intelligence and Reasoning

H k k x&I : lk e k U ; c q f ¼ e r k , o a r d Z ' k f D r Directions (1–9) : In each of the following

questions, select the related letter/word/

figure/ number from the given alternatives.

f u n s Z ' k (1& 10) % f u E u i z ' u k s a e s a ls i z R ;s d i z ' u e s a f n , f o d Y i k s a e s a ls lE c f U /r v{ k j@ ' k C n@ v k Ñ f r@ la [ ;k d k s p q f u ,A

1. A – E : R – V :: B – F : F – J

(A) FUGP (B) CSCG

(C) CTDH (D) BSCG2. 6 : 35 : : 9 : ?

(A) 18 (B) 27

(C) 53 (D) 72

3. 8 : 18 : : 24 : ?

(A) 526 (B) 328

(C) 442 (D) 432

4. Child : Father : : Book : ?

c k y d % f i r k % % i q L r d %?

(A) Writer/

y s [ k d (B) Publisher/ i z d k ' k d

(C) Editor/ lE i k n d

(C) Library/ i q L r d k y ;

5. TAP : PAT : : DAM : ?

(A) BUND (B) MAD

(C) STOP (D) AMD

6. 08 : 09 : : ? : 25

(A) 64 (B) 16

(C) 27 (D) 367. Library : Books : : Bank : ?

i q L r d k y ; % i q L r d s a % % c S a d %?

(A) Cheque/ p S d

(B) Borrow/ ½ . k

(C) Money/ / u

(C) Account/ [ k k r k

8. CEGI : XVTR : : DFHJ : ?

(A) XTRT (B) XQOM

(C) ZVSQ (D) WUSQ

9. ABC : HIJ : : OPQ : ?

(A) WVX (B) VWX

(C) XWV (D) VXW

10. How many circles are there in figure given

below?

f u E u f y f [ k r v k d ` f r e s a f d r u s o ` Ù k g S a \

(A) 13 (B) 14

(C) 11 (D) 12

Directions (11–18) : Find the odd word/letter/

number from the given alternatives.

f u n s Z ' k (11& 18)% f n ;s x , f o d Y i k s a e s a ls f o " k e ' k C n@ v{ k j la [ ;k d k s p q f u , A11. (A) Yellow/ i h y k (B) Red/ y k y

(C) Green/ g j k (D) Blue/ u h y k 12. (A) RPSZ (B) AIUE

(C) QRTM (D) NQMR

13. (A) 216 (B) 343

(C) 27 (D) 12514. (A) EBD (B) IFH

(C) URT (D) YWX

15. (A) BCDE (B) JKLM(C) STVU (D) WXYZ

16. (A) 441 (B) 256(C) 481 (D) 361

17. (A) 46, 24 (B) 62, 32

(C) 56, 30 (D) 74, 3818. (A) 3216 (B) 2338

(C) 3205 (D) 2015

19. As per English dictionary, which of thefollowing words is on the fourth position.

v a x z s th ' k C n d k s ' k d s v u q lk j d k S u& lk ' k C n p k S F k s L g k s x k \(A) QUICK (B) QUESTION

(C) QUALITY (D) QUIT

20. Given are some symbols below the numbers.

la [ ; k v k s a d s u h p s d q N i z r h d f n , x , g S a &1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

Find the number which can be displayed

by these symbols?

b u i z r h d k s a } k j k n ' k k Z b Z x b Z la [ ; k D ; k g k s x h \

(A) 4 5 0 9 6 (B) 4 5 9 0 6

(C) 4 7 0 9 5 (D) 5 6 9 0 7


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Directions (21-22) : From the given

alternatives, select the word which can’t be

formed using the letters of the given word. f u n s Z ' k(21-22) : f u E u f o d Y i k s a e s a ls m l ' k C n d k p ;u d j s a tk s f n , x , ' k C n e s a ' k k f e y v{ k j k s a ls u g h a c u k ;k tk ld r k g k s A21. DECOMPOSITION

(A) POSITION

(B) DOCTOR

(C) COMPOSE

(D) ECONOMIST

22. DISAPPOINTMENT

(A) TENEMENT (B) POSITION

(C) POINTER (D) OINTMENT

Directions (23-24) : From the given responses,

choose the response which shows meaningful

order of the following words?

f u n s Z ' k(23-24) : f u E u f o d Y i k s a e s a ls m l f o d Y i d k p ;u d j s a tk s f n , x , ' k C n k s a d s lk F k Z d Ø e d k s n ' k k Z r k g S A

23. 1. Hundreds/ lS d M + k

2. Unit/ b d k b Z

3. Thousands/ g tk j

4. Tens/ n g k b Z 5. Lakhs/ y k [ k (A) 2, 4, 1, 3, 5 (B) 4, 1, 3, 2, 5

(C) 5, 1, 2, 3, 4 (D) 5, 1, 3, 4, 2

24. 1. Lucknow/ y [ k u Å

2. Uttar Pradesh/ m Ù k j i z n s ' k

3. India/ H k k j r

4. World/ f o ' o

5. Asia/ , f ' k ; k

(A) 1, 2, 3, 5, 4 (B) 4, 1, 2, 3, 5(C) 5, 1, 2, 3, 4 (D) 5, 1, 3, 2, 4

25. Choose the correct alternatives from the

given ones that will complete the series.

f u E u f o d Y i k s a e s a ls lg h f o d Y i d k p ; u d j s a tk s f d f n , x , J ` a [ k y k d k s i w j k d j s x k Aa __ b b a __ b b a __ b b

(A) a b b (B) b b b

(C) b b a (D) a a b

26. In the given series find the number which

is wrong.

n h x b Z J ` a [ k y k e s a x y r la [ ; k K k r d h f t,A225, 336, 447, 555, 669

(A) 225 (B) 447

(C) 555 (D) 669

27. Hari is elder than Chaman. Vijay is elder

than Satish. Mukesh is not as old as Vijay,

but elder than Chaman. Satish is not asold as Chaman. Who is the youngest?

g f j v k ; q e s a p e u ls c M + k g S A f o t; lr h ' k ls c M + k g S A e q f o t; d s f tr u k c M + k u g h a g S f d U r q p e u ls c M + k g S A lr h p e u d s f tr u k c M + k u g h a g S A lc ls N k s V k d k S u g S \

(A) Hari/ g f j (B) Mukesh/ e q d s ' k

(C) Chaman/ p e u (D) Satish/ lr h ' k 28. Which smallest number is to be subtracted

from 2486 to make it a perfect square?

2486 d k s i w . k Z o x Z c u k u s d s f y , b le s a ls f d l lc ls N k s V h la [ ; k d k s ? k V k u k i M + s x k \(A) 90 (B) 95

(C) 80 (D) 85

29. In a question paper, there are a total of 12

questions out of which only 6 is to be

answered. In six questions one different

option is given. Each questions comprise 4

different sections. Find the number of

questions in question paper including the

different sections.

, d i z ' u& i = k e s a d q y12 i z ' u g S a ] f tu e s a ls d s o y N g i z ' u k s a d s m Ù k j n s u s g S a A N g i z ' u k s a e s a i z R ; s d d k

f o d Y i f n ; k x ; k g S A i z R ; s d i z ' u d s p k j& p k j H k k x g S a A i z ' u& i = k e s a i z R ; s d i z ' u d s H k k x k s a d k s f e y k d j d q y f i z ' u g S a \(A) 72 (B) 96

(C) 24 (D) 48

30. If MOBILE is coded as ZAMSUM, then in

the same code how TUMOR is coded?

; f n MOBILE d k s ZAMSUM d s :i e s a f y [ k k tk r k g S ] r k s m lh d k s M e s a TUMOR d k s d S ls f y [ k k tk , x k \

(A) GGXYA (B) IHZBE

(C) BRAIN (D) HGYAD

31. If 55 + 66 = 33 and 22 + 99 = 33, then 44 + 88 = ?

; f n 55 + 66 = 33 v k S j22 + 99 = 33, r k s 44 + 88 D ; k g k s x k \(A) 38 (B) 40

(C) 33 (D) 36

32. If × = +, < = –, + = ÷, > = ×, ÷ = HCF, = = < and

– = =. Then which of the below mentioned

equation is correct?

; f n × = +, < = –, + = ÷, > = ×, ÷ = HCF, = = < v k S j – = = g S A r k s f u E u e s a ls d k S u& lk le h d j . k lg h g S \(A) 3 × 4 > 2 – 9 + 3 < 3

(B) 5 × 3 < 3 ÷ 8 + 4 × 1

(C) 3 × 2 < 4 ÷ 16 > 2 + 4

(D) 5 > 8 + 4 = 10 < 4 × 8


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Directions (33-36): In the given series, some

letter/number/digit is missing. Choose the

appropriate option. f u n s Z ' k(33-36): f n , x , v u q Ø e e s a d q N v{ k j@ la [ ;k @ v a d y q I r g S A m f p r f o d Y i d k p ;u d j s a A33. NP, MK, RT, IG, ?

(A) FD (B) EC

(C) VX (D) UW

34. AZ, CX, EV, GT, ?, KP, ?

(A) RI and/ v k S j MN (B) RI and/ v k S j NM(C) IR and/ v k S j MN (D) IR and/ v k S j NM

35. 13, 10, ?, 100, 1003, 1000, 10003

(A) 1130 (B) 103(C) 130 (D) 1030

36. P 3 C, R 5 F, T 8 I, V 12 L, ?

(A) X 17 O (B) Y 17 O

(C) X 16 O (D) X 17 M

37. Statement:

Sun is a source of light.

dF k u% lw ; Z i z d k ' k d k L = k k s r g S AConclusion:

I. Moon is not a source of light

II. Light has only one source. f u " d " k Z %I. p U n z e k i z d k ' k d k L = k k s r u g h a g S AII. i z d k ' k d k d s o y , d L = k k s r g S A(A) Both conclusion I and II follows

f u " d " k ZI v k S jII n k s u k s a g k s a x s(B) Neither conclusion I nor II follows

u r k s f u " d " k ZI g k s x k v k S j u g h f u " d " k ZII g k s x k (C) Only conclusion I follow

d s o y f u " d " k ZI g k s x k

(D) Only conclusion II follow d s o y f u " d " k ZII g k s x k

Directions (38-40): From the given options

choose the missing number.

f u n s Z ' k(38-40): f n , x , f o d Y i k s a e s a ls y q I r la [ ;k K k r d h f t,A38. 3 4 6

5 7 3

1 2 7

35 69 ?

(A) 84 (B) 42

(C) 82 (D) 9439. 4 3 2

36 2 100 7 ? 5

(A) 64 (B) 81

(C) 71 (D) 49

40. 16 49 6425 36 819 13 ?(A) 17 (B) 14(C) 21 (D) 22

Directions (41-42) : Identify the figure that

completes the pattern of the question figure?

f u n s Z ' k(41-42) : m l v k Ñ f r d k p ;u d j s a tk s i z ' u v k Ñ f r d s i S V u Z d k s i w j k d j s x h \41. Question figure:

i z ' u v k Ñ f r%

Answer figures:

m Ù k j v k Ñ f r ;k ¡ %

(A) (B) (C) (D)

42. Question figure:

i z ' u v k Ñ f r%

Answer figures:


(A) (B) (C) (D)

43. Which of the answer figure is the right

mirror image of the question figure ? n h x b Z m Ù k j v k Ñ f r ; k s a e s a ls d k S u lh v k Ñ f r i z ' u v k d k lg h n i Z . k i z f r f c E c g S a \Question Figure/ i z ' u v k Ñ f r

M

N

Answer Figure/ m Ù k j v k Ñ f r ;k ¡

(A) (B) (C) (D)


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44. Which of the following diagrams indicatethe best relation between North America,United States of America and New York ?

b u e s a ls d k S u& lk v k j s [ k d k W y s t d s m Ù k j h v e s f j d k ] la ; q D r j k T ; v e s f j d k v k S j U ; w ; k W d Z d s c h p lg h la c a / b a f x r d j r k g S \ m Ù k j v k Ñ f r ; k ¡ %

(A) (B) (C) (D)

45. Which of the following diagrams indicate thebest relation between Solar, Lunar andEclipse?

b u e s a ls d k S u& lk v k j s [ k d k W y s t d s lw ; Z ] p U n z e k rF k k x z g . k d s c h p lg h la c a / b a f x r d j r k g S \

(A) (B)

(C) (D)

46. Choose the suitable order of mathematicalsign to satisfy the given equation by

replacing the '*' symbols. n h x b Z le h d j . k d k s la r q f y r d j u s rF k k'*' f p U g k s a d k s i z f r L F k k f i r d j u s d s f y , x f . k r h ; f p U g k s a d k lg h Ø e le w g p q f u ,A

24 * 2 * 4 * 3(A) = ÷ × (B) + ÷ =(C) ÷ = × (D) = × ÷

47. 3 positions of a similar cube is given. Thenumber from 1 to 6 is marked on the facesof a cube. Choose the figure which will beshown when the cube is opened.

, d le k u ? k u d s r h u f p = k f n , x , g S a A ? k u d s lH k h i Q y d k s a

i j 1 ls 6 la [ ; k n h x b Z g S A , s lh , d v k d ` f r p q f u , tk s ? k u d s [ k k s y u s i j f n [ k k b Z n s x h AQuestion figure:

i z ' u v k Ñ f r%

(A) (B) (C) (D)

Answer figures:


(A) (B) (C) (D)

48. If 3 × 5 × 7 = 15, 2 × 4 × 6 = 12 then4 × 7 × 9 = ?

; f n 3 × 5 × 7 = 15, 2 × 4 × 6 = 12 r k s 4 × 7 × 9 = ?(A) 28 (B) 21

(C) 20 (D) 18

49. Ramesh is the brother of Amit. Sushma isthe sister of Satish. Amit is the son of Sushma. What is the relation of Sushma

with Ramesh?

j e s ' k v f e r d k H k k b Z g S A lq " k e k lr h ' k d h c g u g S A v f lq " k e k d k i q = k g S A j e s ' k ls lq " k e k d k D ; k lE c U / g S \(A) Father/ f i r k (B) Brother/ H k k b Z (C) Son/ i q = k (D) Nephew/ H k r h tk

50. A word is represented by only one set of

numbers as given in any one of thealternatives. The sets of numbers given inthe alternatives are represented by class of

letters as in matrix given below. The

columns and rows of Matrix are numberedfrom 0 to 6. A letter from this matrix can be

represented first by its row and next by itscolumn. E.g., ‘A’ can be represented by 42,62 etc., and ‘P’ can be represented by 15,

43 etc. Similarly, you have to identify the

set for the word ‘CALM’.

, d ' k C n o s Q o y , d la [ ; k & le w g } k j k n ' k k Z ; k x ; k g S ] tS lk f d f o d Y i k s a e s a ls f d lh , d e s a f n ; k x ; k g S A f o d Y i k s a s f n , x , la [ ; k & le w g v{ k j k s a d s n k s o x k s ± } k j k n ' k k Z , x tS lk f d u h p s f n , x , v k O ; w g e s a g S A v k O ; w g d s L r a H k k s a v k S j i a f D r ; k s a d h la [ ; k0 ls 6 n h x b Z g S A b l v k O ; w g ls , d v{ k j d k s i g y s m ld h i a f D r v k S j c k n e s a L r a H k la [ ; k } k n ' k k Z ; k tk ld r k g S A m n k g j . k d s f y ,]‘A’ d k s 42, 62 v k f n } k j k n ' k k Z ; k tk ld r k g S rF k k‘P’ d k s 15, 43 v k f n } k j k n ' k k Z ; k tk ld r k g S A f n ; s x , ' k C n‘CALM’ d s f y , le w g d k s i g p k u u k g S A

Matrix/ v k O ;w g

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

1 H R E I P S

2 S G N D Z I

3 B U F T K L

4 V A P C Y A

5 M W C O X N

6 B A E J L O

(A) 53, 54, 51, 31 (B) 44, 54, 65, 24

(C) 44, 62, 65, 51 (D) 53, 42, 65, 36


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51. Match of the following:

f u E u f y f [ k r d k s f e y k , %Towns Rivers

' k g j u f n ;k ¡ a. Jabalpur 1. Ravi

tc y i q j j k o h b. Paris 2. Narmada

i s f j l u e Z n k

c. London 3. Seine y a n u lh u

d. Lahore 4. Thames

y k g k S j F k s E l a b c d

(A) 2 3 4 1

(B) 3 2 1 4

(C) 1 4 3 2

(D) 4 1 2 3

52. Who was the Captain of the Indian Hockey

Team, that won the first Olympic Gold

Medal in Amsterdam in 1928?1928 e s a , E lV M Z e e s a i g y k v k s y f E i d L o . k Z i n d th r u s o k y h H k k j r h ; g k W d h V h e d s d I r k u d k S u F k s \(A) Dhyanchand/ è ; k u p a n (B) Jaipal Singh/ t; i k y f la g (C) Laebo Khan/ y k ; c k s [ k k u (D) Kishan Lal/ f d ' k u y k y

53. Which of the following events occurred first?

f u E u f y f [ k r ? k V u k v k s a e s a ls d k S u& lh ? k V u k lc ls i g y s g q b Z \(A) Man landed on moon/ e u q " ; p a n z e k i j m r j k

(B) Dolly is produced by cloning/ D y k s f u a x } k j k M k W y h d h m R i f Ù k g q b Z A

(C) Human Genome Project is completed/

e k u o th u k s e i f j ; k s tu k i w . k Z g q v k (D) Integrated Chip is invented/ b a f V x z s V s M f p i

d k v k f o " d k j g q v k 54. The person responsible for introducing the

conception of Dyarchy in the 1919 Act was-

f d l O ; f D r u s 1919 d s v f/f u ; e d s r g r f } ' k k lu d h v o/k j . k k d h ' k q :v k r d h F k h \

(A) Montague/ e k W u V s x (B) Tez Bahadur Sapru/ r s t c g k n q j li : (C) Lionel Curtis/ y k ; u s y d f V Z l (D) Chelmsford/ p s E li Q k s M Z

55. The colours of stars depend on their-

r k j k s a d k j a x f d l i j f uH k Z j d j r k g S \

(A) temperature/ r k i e k u

(B) distance/ n w j h

(C) radius/ f = k T ; k

(D) atmospheric pressure/ o k ; q e a M y h ; n c k o 56. The freezing point of fresh water is ______.

' k q ¼ ty d k f g e k a d ______ g S A(A) 4°C (B) 3°C

(C) 5°C (D) 0°C

57. Who coined the term 'Gene'?

'Gene' ' k C n d k v f o " d k j f d lu s f d ; k F k k \

(A) Mendel/ e s U M y

(B) Johannsen/ tk s g k u lu

(C) Watson/ o k V ~ lu

(D) Beadle/ f c M y 58. Vijay Stambha at Chittor was built by-

f p Ù k k S M + d k f o t; L r a H k f d ld s } k j k c u o k ; k x ; k F k k \(A) Maharana Pratap/ e g k j k . k k i z r k i

(B) Rana Sangram Singh/ j k . k k la x z k e f la g

(C) Rana Kumbha/ j k . k k d q E H k k

(D) Rana Ratan Singh/ j k . k k j r u f la g 59. An artificial ecosystem is represented by:

f u E u e s a ls d k S u& lk d ` f = k e i k f j f L F k f r d h r a = k d k s n ' k k

(A) pisciculture tank/ e R L ; i k y u V S a d

(B) agricultural land/ d ` f " k H k w f e

(C) zoo/ f p f M + ; k ? k j (D) aquarium/ ty th o k y ;

60. When the total product rises at an

increasing rate, the

tc d q y m R i k n c


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61. An element that does not occur in nature

but can be produced artificially is

f u E u e s a ls d k S u& lk r R o i z d ` f r e s a m R i U u u g h g k s r k i j a r q d ` f = k e :i ls m R i k n u f d ; k tk ld r k g S \

(A) thorium/ F k k s f j ; e

(B) radium/ j s f M ; e

(C) plutonium/ I y w V s f u ; e

(D) uranium/ ; w j s f u ; e 62. Which of the following imparts a blue colour

to glass?

f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u& lk d k a p d k s u h y k j a x i z n k u d j r k

g S \

(A) Cobalt oxide/ d k s c k Y V v k W D lk b M

(B) Copper oxide/ d k W i j v k W D lk b M

(C) Iron oxide/ v k ; j u v k W D lk b M

(D) Nickel oxide/ f u d s y v k W D lk b M 63. National Science Day in India is celebrated

on

H k k j r e s a j k " V ª h ; f o K k u f n o l d c e u k ; k tk r k g S \

(A) 30th April/ 30 v i z S y

(B) 1st February/ 1 i Q j o j h

(C) 28th February/ 28 i Q j o j h (D) 23th March/ 23 e k p Z

64. The work done by the string of a simple

pendulum during one complete oscillation

is equal to

, d i w . k Z n k s y u d s n k S j k u lj y y k s y d d s r k j } k j k f d ; k x ; k

d k ; Z f d ld s le k u g S \

(A) Total energy of the pendulum/ y k s y d d h

d q y Å tk Z

(B) Kinetic energy of the pendulum/ y k s y d

d h x f r d Å tk Z

(C) Potential energy of the pendulum/ y k s y d

d h f L F k f r t Å tk Z

(D) Zero/ ' k w U ; 65. NREGP is the abbreviated form of

NREGP f d ld k |k s r d g S \(A) National Rural Employment Guarantee

Programme

(B) National Rural Educational Guarantee

Programme

(C) National Rapid Educational Guarantee

Programme

(D) National Rapid Employment Guarantee

Programme

66. Long-term funds in the capital market can

be raised either by borrowing from certain

institutions or through i w a th c k tk j e s a y a c h v o f / d s f u f/ d k s d q N f u f ' p r la L F k k u k s a ls m /k j y s d j f d ld s } k j k c


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71. The Chalukyas established their empire in

p k y q D ; k s a u s v i u s lk e z k T ; d h L F k k i u k d g k ¡ d h F k h \

(A) The Far South/ lq n w j n f { k . k (B) Malwa/ e k y o k (C) The Deccan/ n D d u (D) Gujarat/ x q tj k r

72. The Parliamentary Committee which

scrutinises the report of the Comptroller

and Auditor General of India is

d k S u& lh la ln h ; lf e f r H k k j r d s f u ; a = k d , o a e g k y s [ k k i j h { k d d s f j i k s V Z d h tk ¡ p d j r h g S \(A) Estimates Committee/ i z k D d y u lf e f r

(B) Select Committee/ i z o j lf e f r (C) Public Accounts Committee/ y k s d l s o k lf e f r

(D) None of these/ b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 73. The Indian tri-color was unfurled for the

first time by Jawaharlal Nehru

to k g j y k y u s g : u s H k k j r h ; f r j a x k i g y h c k j d g k ¡ i Q g j k ; k F k k \(A) at the ramparts of the Red Fort in 1947

1947 e s a y k y f d y s d h i z k p h j i j (B) on the banks of Ravi at Lahore in 1929

1929 e s a y k g k S j e s a j k o h u n h d s r V i j (C) when India became a democratic

republic in 1950

tc 1950 e s a H k k j r , d y k s d r k a f = k d x . k j k T ; c u k (D) when The Government of India Act was

passed in 1935

tc 1935 e s a H k k j r lj d k j v f /f u ; e i k f j r f d ; k x ; k

74. Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, the former Indian

President, received the prestigious Bharat

Ratna award in the year

i w o Z H k k j r h ; j k " V ª i f r M k W , i h ts v C n q y d y k e d k s f d l o " k Z i z f r f " B r H k k j r j R u i q j L d k j ls lE e k f u r f d ; k x ; k \(A) 1992 (B) 1995

(C) 1997 (D) 1998

75. Air bladder in fish acts as:

e N y h e s a m i f L F k r o k r k ' k ; f d l :i e s a d k ; Z d j r k g S \(A) Accessory respiratory organ/ m i lg k ; d

' o lu v a x (B) Hydrostatic organ/ n z o L F k S f r d v a x (C) Both accessory respiratory organ and

hydrostatic organ/ m i lg k ; d v k S j n z o L F k S f r d v a x n k s u k s a (D) Primary respiratory organ/ i z k F k f e d ' o lu

v a x

76. Which of the following is the Third largest

country in population after China and

India? p h u v k S j H k k j r d s c k n f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u& lk n s tu la [ ; k d s e k e y s e s a r h lj k lc ls c M + k n s ' k g S \(A) Bangladesh/ c k a X y k n s ' k (B) United States of America/ l a ; q D r j k T ;

v e s f j d k (C) Indonesia/ b a M k s u s f ' k ; k (D) Japan/ tk i k u

77. The term "Greater India" denotes

' k C n"Greater India" f d ls b a f x r d j r k g S \

(A) Political unity/ j k tu h f r d , d r k (B) Cultural unity/ lk a L d ` f r d , d r k (C) Religious unity/ /k f e Z d , d r k (D) Social unity/ lk e k f td , d r k

78. The sewage obtained from water closets and

urinals is known as

c a n u k y k s a , o a e w = k k y ; k s a ls i z o k f g r e y d k s D ; k d g r s(A) Sanitary waste/ v k j k s X ; d j v i f ' k " V (B) Industrial waste/ v k S |k s f x d v i f ' k " V (C) Clinical waste/ u S n k f u d v o ' k s " k

(D) Sullage/ e S y k i k u h 79. The crop mainly grown in hills is:

e q [ ; :i ls i g k f M + ; k s a e s a m x k ; s tk u s o k y s i Q ly g S &(A) sweet corn/ e h B h e d b Z (B) sweet jowar/ e h B s T o k j (C) sweet potato/ e h B s v k y w (D) sweet pea/ e h B s e V j

80. Which of the following is caused by the

higher concentration of Nitrogen and

Phosphorous?

f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u u k b V ª k s tu v k S j i Q k W L i Q k s j l lk a n z r k d s d k j . k g k s r k g S \(A) Eutrophication/ ; w V ª k W f i Q d s ' k u (B) Hardness/ d B k s j r k (C) Alkalinity/ { k k j h ; r k (D) Acidity/ v E y r k

81. In which one o f the fol lowing the

phenomenon of total internal reflection of

light is used?

f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls f d le s a d q y v k a r f j d i j k o r Z u d h ? k V u k d k i z ; k s x g k s r k g S \(A) Formation of mirage/ e ` x r ` " . k k d h j p u k (B) Working of binoculars/ n w j c h u d k d k ; Z p k y u (C) Formation of rainbow/ b U n z /u q " k d h j p u k (D) Twinkling of stars/ f lr k j k s a d k f V e f V e k u k


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82. Morley-Minto Reforms were introduced in

which of the following years?

e k s j y s f e a V k s lq /k j f d l o " k Z i z L r k f o r d h x b Z F k h \(A) 1909(B) 1919

(C) 1924

(D) 1935

83. Small and cheap computers built into

several home appliances are of which type?

d b Z ? k j s y w m i d j . k k s a e s a f u f e Z r N k s V s v k S j lL r s d a I ; w V j f d l i z d k j d s g k s r s g S \(A) Mainframes/ e s u Ú s e (B) Mini computers/ f e u h d a I ; w V j

(C) Micro computers/ e k b Ø k s d a I ; w V j (D) None of the above/ m i j k s D r e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

84. What can the President do if a State fails to

comply with the Directions of the Central

Government?

v x j j k T ; d s U n z lj d k j d s f n ' k k f u n s Z ' k d k i k y u d j u s e s a f o i Q y j g r h g S ] r k s j k " V ª i f r D ; k d j ld r s g S \(A) He can dissolve State Legislature and

order fresh elections/ o g j k T ; f o/k u e a M y H k a x d j ld r s g S v k S j u ; s p q u k o d s v k n s ' k n s ld r s

g S A(B) He can declare the break-down of constitutional machinery in the State

and assume responsibility for the

governance of the State/ o g j k T ; e s a la o S /k f u d r a = k d s f o ? k V u d h ? k k s " k . k k , o a j k T ; d s ' k k lu d h f tE e s n k j h y s ld r s g S

(C) He can send paramilitary forces to the

State to secure compliance/ o g v u q i k y u lq j f { k r d j u s d s f y , j k T ; d k s v/Z lS f u d c y H k s t ld r s g S

(D) Any of the above/ m i j k s D r lH k h 85. Who, among the following, abolished the

Dual System of Government in Bengal?

f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls f d lu s c a x k y e s a lj d k j d h n k s g j h i z . k k y h d k s le k I r f d ; k F k k \(A) Lord Clive/ y k W M Z D y k b o (B) Lord Cornwallis/ y k W M Z d u Z o k f y l (C) Spencer/ L i s U lj (D) Lord Warren Hastings/ y k W M Z o S j s u g S f L V a x

86. The first battle of tarain was fought in-

r j k b Z u d k i z F k e ; q ¼ d c y M + k x ; k F k k \(A) 1192 A.D.

(B) 1189 A.D.

(C) 1191 A.D.

(D) 1193 A.D.

87. Volcanoes are scattered

T o k y k e q [ k h d g k ¡ i j i Q S y s g S \

(A) all over the world/ i w j s f o ' o e s a (B) only along the coasts/ d s o y r V k s a i j (C) on the islands/ } h i k s a i j (D) mainly along young fold mountains/ e q [ ;

:i ls u o h u c f y r i o Z r k s a i j 88. How many times was the term of the Lok

Sabha extended upto 6 years?

f d r u h c k j y k s d lH k k d k d k ; Z d k y6 o " k Z r d c


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92. The main source of carbon monoxide is-

d k c Z u e k s u k s v k W D lk b M d k e q [ ; L = k k s r g S &

(A) Industrial process/ v k S |k s f x d i z f Ø ; k (B) Smoking/ /z w e i k u (C) Transportation/ i f j o g u (D) Solid waste disposal/ B k s l v i f ' k " V f u " d k lu

93. What is referred to as 'Roof of the World'?

̂ f o ' o d h N r* f d ls d g k tk r k g S \(A) Mount Everest/ e k a m V , o j s L V (B) Pamir Knot/ i k f e j d k i B k j (C) Siberian Plains/ lk b c s f j ; u e S n k u (D) Hindukush Mountains/ f g U n q d q ' k i o Z r

94. India is called a mixed economy because of the existence of

H k k j r d h vF k Z O ; o L F k k d k s f d ld h e k S tw n x h d s d k j . k f e f J r vF k Z O ; o L F k k d g k tk r k g S \(a) Public Sector/ lk o Z tf u d { k s = k (b) Private Sector/ f u th { k s = k (c) Joint Sector/ la ; q D r { k s = k (d) Cooperative sector/ lg d k j h { k s = k (A) a, d (B) a, b

(C) c, d (D) b, d

95. Mushroom cultivation is not useful in e ' k :e d h [ k s r h f d le s a m i ; k s x h u g h a g S \(A) Biogas production/ c k ; k s x S l m R i k n u (B) Biological control of crop diseases/ i Q ly

d h c h e k j h i j tS f o d f u ; a = k . k (C) Recycling of agricultural wastes/ d ` ` f " k

d p M + s d k i q u p Z Ø . k (D) Preventing cancer/ d S a lj d h j k s dF k k e

96. Ozone layer in the upper parts of the

atmosphere serves as a protective shield

against harmful

o k ; q e a M y d s Å i j h H k k x k s a e s a f L F k r v k s tk s u i j r f d ld s f [ k y k i Q lq j{ k k d o p d s :i e s a d k ; Z d j r k g S \(A) solar ultraviolet radiation/ lk S j i j k c S a x u h

f o f d j . k (B) solar infrared radiation/ lk S j v o j D r f o f d j . k (C) CO

2 in the air/ o k ; q e s a m i f L F k rCO

2

(D) SO2 in the air/ o k ; q e s a m i f L F k rSO

2

97. The gilt edged market in the capital market

of India refers to

H k k j r d s i w a th c k tk j e s a J s " B i z f rH k w f r c k tk j f d ls n ' k k Z (A) long-term private securities/ y E c h & v o f /

d s f u th i z f rH k w f r (B) market dealing in existing securities/

e k S tw n k i z f rH k w f r ; k s a d s c k tk j e a s O ; k i k j (C) market for corporate securities/ d k W i k s Z j s V

i z f rH k w f r ; k s a d k c k tk j (D) market for Government securities/

lj d k j h i z f rH k w f r ; k s a d k c k tk j 98. Excess amount of absorbed water by plants

is liberated out by:

i k S /k s } k j k v o ' k k s f " k r ty d h v f r f j D r e k = k k f d l i z f Ø ; k } k j k e q D r d h tk r h g S \(A) Evaporation/ o k " i h d j . k (B) Osmosis/ i j k lj . k (C) Diffusion/ f o lj . k (D) Transpiration/ o k " i k s R ltZ u

99. A Floppy Disc can store ________ data.

, d Ý y k W i h f M L d f d r u k M k V k la x z g d j ld r h g S \(A) 1.44 bytes

(B) 1.44 MB

(C) 1.44 KB

(D) 1.44 GB

100. Who got people's choice award on jan 6,

2016?

6 tu o j h ] 2016 d k s f d ls i h i q Y l P o k W ; l i q j L d k j ls lE e k f u r f d ; k x ; k \(A) Shobha de/ ' k k s H k k M s(B) Ekta Kapoor/ , d r k d i w j (C) Priyanka Chopra/ f i z ; a d k p k s i M + k (D) Virat Kohli/ f o j k V d k s g y h


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Part-III : Quantitative Aptitude

H k k x&III : e k = k k R e d v fH k { k e r k 101. When square of a number is subtracted

from cube of another number, it gives

squares of the second. If the square of their

sum is 1600 and their product is 300. Find

the numbers.

tc , d la [ ; k d s o x Z d k s n w lj h la [ ; k d s ? k u ls ? k V k ; k tk r k g S ] r k s n w lj h la [ ; k d k o x Z i z k I r g k s r k g S A ; f n m u d s ; k s x d k o x Z1600 rF k k x q . k u i Q y300 g S ] r k s la [ ; k , K k r d j s a A(A) 30, 10 (B) 40, 20

(C) 50, 10 (D) 70, 20

102. If x = a (b – c ), y = b (c – a ) and z = c(a – b )

then find the value of

3x

a

+

3y

b

+

3z

c

; f n x = a (b – c ), y = b (c – a ) rF k kz = c(a – b ) g k s ]

r k s3

x

a

+

3y

b

+

3z

c

d k e k u K k r d j s a A

(A) 3

xyz

abc (B) 3xyzabc

(C) 3xyz

abc (D) xyz

abc

103. Each interior angle of a regular polygon is

4

5 times of two right angles. How many

sides are there in the regular polygon ?

, d le c g q H k q t d s i z R ; s d v k a r f j d d k s . k d k e k u n k s le d k s . k

d s4

5 x q . k k d s c j k c j g S ] r k s m l le c g q H k q t d s H k q tk v k s a d h

la [ ; k D ; k g S \(A) 10 (B) 20

(C) 30 (D) 40

104. Three pipes A, B and C together can fill a

cistern in 6 hours. After working at it

together for 2 hours, C is closed and A and

B can fill the remaining part in 7 hours. The

time taken by C alone to fill the cistern is

r h u u yA, B rF k kC , d V a d h d k s6 ? k . V s e s a H k j ld r s g S A2 ? k . V s , d lk F k d k e d j u s d s c k nC d k s c a n d j n s r s

g S v k S jA rF k kB c p s g q , H k k x d k s7 ? k . V s e s a H k j ld r s g S A v d s y s C V a d h d k s f d r u s le ; e s a H k j s x k \(A) 10 hrs/ ? k . V s (B) 12 hrs/ ? k . V s(C) 14 hrs/ ? k . V s (D) 16 hrs/ ? k . V s

105. Ravi and Ajay start simultaneously from the

same place A for B, 60 km apart. Ravi’s

speed is 4 km/hr less than of Ajay. Ajay after

reaching at B, returns and meet Ravi at a

place 12 km away from B. Ravi’s speed is

j f o rF k k v t; , d lk F k le k u L F k k uA ls B d s f y ,] tk s60 f d e h n w j h i j g S ] p y u k i z k j E H k d j r s g S A j f o d h p k y v t; d h p k y ls 4 f d e h @ ? k . V k d e g S A v t;B i j

i g q ¡ p u s d s c k n y k S V d j j f o ls f e y r k g S ] tk sB ls 12 f d e h n w j g S A j f o d h p k y g S &(A) 12 km/hr/ f d e h - @ ? k . V k (B) 10 km/hr/ f d e h - @ ? k . V k (C) 8 km/hr/ f d e h - @ ? k . V k (D) 6 km/hr/ f d e h - @ ? k . V k

106. Supposing that telegraph poles on a railway

track are 50 metres apart, how many poles

will be passed by a train in 4 hours if the

speed of the train is 45 km/h?

e k u k f d r k j d s [ k E H k s j s y i V j h i j i j L i j50

e h V j d h n w j h i j g S ] r k s4 ? k . V s e s a , d j s y x k M + h f d r u s [ k E H k s d k s d j y s x h ; f n j s y x k M + h d h p k y45 f d e h @ ? k . V k g S \(A) 3201 poles/ [ k E H k s(B) 3401 poles/ [ k E H k s(C) 3601 poles/ [ k E H k s(D) 3801 poles/ [ k E H k s

107. In an examination, the number of those who

passed and the number of those who failed

were in the ratio 25:4. If five more had

appeared and the number of failures was 2

less than earlier, the ratio of passers to

failures would have been 22:3. The number

who appeared at the examination, was , d i j h { k k e s a i k l rF k k I k Q s y d j u s o k y k s a d h la [ ; k v k s av u q i k r25 : 4 F k k A ; f n5 v f/d c S B r s rF k k i Q s y g k s u s o k y k s a d h la [ ; k i g y s ls2 d e g k s r h ] r k s i k l rF k k i Q s y d j u s o k y k s d k v u q i k r22 : 3 g k s tk r k A i j h { k k e s c S B u s a o k y k s a d h la [ ; k F k h &(A) 145 (B) 150

(C) 155 (D) 180

108. 300 gm of sugar solution has 40% sugar in

it. How much sugar should be added to

make it 50% in the solution?

300 x z k e p h u h d s ? k k s y e s a40% p h u h g S A ? k k s y e s a f d r u h p h u h f e y k ; h tk , r k f d ? k k s y e s a50% p h u h g k s tk ,\(A) 40 gm/ x z k e (B) 50 gm/ x z k e (C) 60 gm/ x z k e (D) 80 gm/ x z k e


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109. 40% of 60% of 3/5 of a number is 504. What

is 25% of 2/5 of that number?

, d la [ ; k d k3

5 d k 60% d k 40%, 504 g S A m l

la [ ; k d k2

5 d k 25% D ; k g S \

(A) 260 (B) 250

(C) 360 (D) 350

110. In a right-angled triangle ABC, B is the

right angled and AC = 2 5 cm. If AB – BC =

2cm, then the value of (cos²A – cos²C) is:

, d le d k s . k f = k H k q tABC e s a ] d k s . kB le d k s . k g S rF k k AC = 2 5 ls e h - g S A ; f nAB – BC = 2 ls e h - g k s ] r k s

cos²A – cos²C d k e k u g S &

(A)3

5(B)

6

5

(C)3

10(D)

2

5

111. A circle of greatest area is drawn in a

rectangular park of sides 40 m. and 28 m.

Find the area of park beyond the circle. f d lh 40 e h - rF k k28 e h - H k q tk o k y s v k ; r k d k j i k d Z e s a

lo k Z f /d { k s = k i Q y d k o ` Ù k j s [ k k a f d r f d ; k x ; k g S A o ` Ù k d s c k g j i k d Z d k { k s = k i Q y K k r d j s a A(A) 506 m²/ e h -²

(B) 516 m²/ e h -²(C) 504 m²/ e h -²(D) 528 m²/ e h -²

112. Two trains A and B are running towards

each other from the stations X and Y

respectively. After passing each other, they take 64 minutes & 100 minutes to reach Y

and X respectively. If train B is moving at

56 km/h, then what is the speed of train A.

n k s j s y x k M + hA rF k kB Ø e ' k % n k s L V s ' k uX rF k kY ls , d lk F k , d& n w lj s d h v k s j p y r h g S A j k L r s e s a o s d g h a f e y r h g S a rF k k f e y u s d s c k n x k M + hA, 64 f e u V c k n rF k k x k M + hB

100 f e u V c k n Ø e ' k % L V s ' k uX rF k kY i j i g q ¡ p tk r h g S A ; f n j s y x k M + hB d h p k y 56 f d e h - @ ? k . V k g k s ] r k s j s y x k M + h A d h p k y D ; k g S \

(A) 60 km/h/ f d e h / ? k . V k (B) 65 km/h/ f d e h / ? k . V k (C) 70 km/h/ f d e h / ? k . V k (D) 75 km/h/ f d e h / ? k . V k

113. A loan was repaid in two annual

installments of ` 1210 each. If the rate of

interest be 10% per annum compoundedannually, the sum borrowed was-

, d d tZ d k s ` 1210 d s i z R ; s d n k s o k f " k Z d f d L r k s a e s H k q x r k u f d ; k x ; k A ; f n C ; k t10% o k f " k Z d la ; k s f tr g k s r h g k s ] r k s f d r u h j k f ' k d tZ y h x b Z F k h \(A) ` 2000 (B) ` 2500

(C) ` 2100 (D) ` 3000

114. Fresh fruit contains 68% water and dry fruit

contains 20% water. How much dry fruit

can be obtained from 100 kg of fresh fruits?

' k q ¼ i Q y e s a68% i k u h g k s r k g S rF k k lw [ k s i Q y e s a20%

i k u h g k s r k g S A100 f d x z k ' k q ¼ i Q y ls f d r u s lw [ k s i Q y i z k I r f d , tk ld r s g S \(A) 40 gm/ x z k e (B) 45 gm/ x z k e (C) 32 gm/ x z k e (D) 48 gm/ x z k e

115. Instead of meter scale, a cloth merchant

uses 120cm scale while buying, but uses

an 80cm scale while selling the same cloth.

If he offers a discount of 20% on cash

payment. Find the profit percent.

e h V j L d s y d h tx g , d d i M + k O ; i k j h [ k j h n r s le ; 120 ls e h d k L d s y i z ; k s x d j r k g S ] y s f d u m lh d i M + s d k s

c s p r s o D r80 ls e h d k L d s y i z ; k s x d j r k g S A ; f n o g u d n H k q x r k u i j20% d k c V ~ V k d k i z L r k o j [ k r k g S ] r k s y k H k i z f r ' k r K k r d j s a A(A) 13% (B) 15%

(C) 18% (D) 20%

116. What sum of money must be given at simple

interest for six months at 4% per annum in

order to earn ` 150 interest?

f d l j k f ' k d k s 4% o k f " k Z d lk /k j . k C ; k t n j i j6 e g h u s d s f y , n s u s i j̀ 150 C ; k t d s :i e s a I k z k I r g k s \(A) ` 5000 (B) ` 7500

(C) ` 6500 (D) ` 7000

117. A man covers a certain distance on scooter.

Had he travelled 3 km/h faster, he would

have taken 40 minutes less. If he had moved

2 km/h slower, he would have taken 40

minutes more. Find the distance (in km) and

original speed.

, d O ; f D r , d f u f ' p r n w j h d k s L d w V j ls r ; d j r k g S A o g 3 f d e h @ ? k . V k r s t p y r k r k s o g40 f e u V d e le ; y s r k ] ; f n o g 2 f d e h @ ? k . V k /h j s tk r k r k s o g40 f e u V v f/d le ; y s r k A n w j h ( f d e h - e s a ) rF k k o k L r f o d p k y K k r d j s a A(A) 20 km/ f d e h -, 15 km/h/ f d e h -/ ? k . V k (B) 30 km/ f d e h -, 14 km/h/ f d e h -/ ? k . V k (C) 40 km/ f d e h -, 12 km/h/ f d e h -/ ? k . V k (D) 25 km/ f d e h -, 12 km/h/ f d e h -/ ? k . V k


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118. If x +1

x = 2, find the value of x 6 + 6

1

x .

; f n x +1

x = 2 g k s r k sx 6 + 6

1

x d k e k u K k r d j s a A

(A) 8 (B) 4

(C) 2 (D) 10

119. There are two paths each 10 m wide and

cutting each other perpendicularly at the

centre of a garden 150m long and 120m

wide. Find the cost of graveling the path at

` 2/m².

f d lh 150 e h y E c s rF k k120 e h p k S M + s c x h p s d s eè ; e s a

10 e h p k S M + s n k s j k L r s , d& n w lj s d k s y E c o r ~ d k V r s g S A j k L r s i j ` 2 i z f r e h 2 d h n j ls d a Ø h V y x k u s d h y k x r K k r d j s a A(A) ` 5200 (B) ` 2600

(C) ` 1300 (D) ` 5000

120. If x = 11 + 5 , y = 10 + 6 , z = 3 + 13 ,

then-

; f n x = 11 + 5 ,y = 10 + 6 ,z = 3 + 13 g S ] r k s &(A) x > y > z

(B) y > z > z

(C) x > z > y

(D) y > x > z

121. Find out the ratio between each angles of

the regular pentagon and hexagon.

f u ; f e r i a pH k q t rF k k " k " B H k q t d s c h p i z R ; s d d k s . k k s a d k v u q i k r K k r d j s a A(A) 8 : 10 (B) 9 : 10

(C) 10 : 9 (D) 10 :11

122. Volume of a right circular cone is numerically

equal to its slant surface area, then find value

of1 1

² ²h r

, where h and r are height and

radius of the cone respectively.

, d y E c o ` Ù k h ; ' k a d q d s v k ; r u d k (v k a f d d) e k u m ld s

f r ; Z d i ` " B h ; { k s = k i Q y d s c j k c j g S ] r k s1 1

² ²h r

d k

e k u K k r d j s a ] tg k ¡h rF k kr Ø e ' k % d k s . k d h Å ¡ p k b Z rF k k f = k T ; k g S A

(A) 4 units/ b d k b Z (B) 14

units/ b d k b Z

(C) 9 units/ b d k b Z (D)1

9 units/ b d k b Z

123. In a traingle ABC, two medians BP and CQintersect at G. Find the ratio of area of PGQand ABC.

, d f = k H k q tABC e s a ] n k s e f è ; d k , ¡BP rF k kCQ , d n w lj s d k s i j L i jG i j i z f r P N s f n r d j r h g S A f = k H k q tPGQ rF k k f = k H k q tABC d s { k s = k i Q y k s a d k v u q i k r K k r d j s a A(A) 12 : 1 (B) 1 : 12(C) 12 : 2 (D) 14 : 4

124. In the first 15 overs of a cricket game, therun rate was only 2.5. What should be the

run rate in the remaining 35 overs to reachthe target of 300 runs?

f d lh f Ø d s V [ k s y d s i z F k e15 v k s o j e s a j u j s V d s o y2.5 F k k A ' k s " k35 v k s o j e s a300 j u d s y{ ; r d i g q ¡ p u s d s

f y , f d r u k j u j s V g k s u k p k f g ,\(A) 6.50 (B) 7.00(C) 7.50 (D) 8.00

125. Find the value of 1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + ...... + 99.

1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + ...... + 99 d k e k u K k r d j s a A(A) 2476 (B) 2450(C) 2500 (D) 2525

126. Nitya took a loan of ` 5,00,000 with simpleinterest for as many years as the rate of interest. If he paid ` 80,000 as interest atthe end of the loan period, what was therate of interest?

f u R ; k` 5,00,000

d k d tZ lk /k j . k C ; k t i j m r u s g h o " k k s Z a d s f y , f y ; k f tr u k C ; k t n j F k k A ; f n o g ½ . k d h v o f / d s v a r e s a ` 80,000 C ; k t d s :i e s a H k q x r k u d j r k g S ] r k s C ; k t d h n j D ; k F k k \(A) 3% (B) 4%(C) 5% (D) 10%

127. A alone can do a piece of work in 6 daysand B alone in 8 days. A and B undertookto do it for ` 32000. With the help of C, they completed the work in 3 days. How much isto be paid to C?

A v d s y k , d d k e d k s 6 f n u k s a e s a rF k kB v d s y k 8 f n u k s a

e s a d j r k g S AA rF k k B b l d k e d k s d j u s d s f y , `32000 y s r s g S AC d h lg k ; r k ls o s b l d k e d k s 3 f n u k s a e s a i w j k d j y s r s g S AC d k s H k q x r k u d h x b Z j k f ' k f d r u h g S \(A) ` 3750 (B) ` 4000(C) ` 4500 (D) ` 6000

128. If the measurement of the floor of online

section of KD Campus is 25.97 m × 16.43

m respectively, then find the minimum

number of square tiles of maximum size to

cover the whole floor?

; f n d s M h d s E i l v k W u y k b u f oH k k x d s i Q ' k Z d k e k i Ø e

25.97 e h V j rF k k16.43 e h V j g S ] r k s o x k Z d k j V k b Z Y l d h U ; w u r e la [ ; k K k r d j s a tk s v k d k j e s a lo k Z f /d g k s rF k k i Q ' k Z d k s


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129. Find the value of

323

81

25

–

161

21

8(5)

323

81

25

–

161

21

8(5)

d k e k u K k r d j s a A

(A) 3 5 (B) 5 5 – 5

(C) 2 5 (D) 5 5

130. The area of a circle whose radius is 8 cm is

trisected by two concentric circles. The ratio

of radii of the concentric circles in

ascending order is :

f d lh 8 ls e h - f = k T ; k o k y s o ` Ù k d s { k s = k i Q y d k s n k s la d s f U n z ; o ` Ù k k s a } k j k r h u c j k c j H k k x k s a e s c k ¡ V k tk r k g S A la d s f U n z ; o ` Ù k k s a d h f = k T ; k d k v u q i k r v k j k s g h Ø e e s a g S &(A) 1 : 2 : 3

(B) 2 : 3 : 5

(C) 1 : 2 : 3

(D) 2 : 3 : 5

131. Find the value of [0° < < 90°] for which

cos

1 – sin

θ

θ +

cos

1 sin

θ

θ + = 4 is

d k e k u K k r d j s a ] f tld s f y ,cos

1 – sin

θ

θ +

cos

1 sin

θ

θ +

= 4 g S A

(A) 45° (B) 60°(C) 30° (D) 90°

132. A hill and a tower are standing on the same

plane. The angle of elevation of top of the

hill at the foot of the tower is 60° and the

angle of top of the tower from the foot of the

hill is 30°. If tower is 50m high, then find

the height of the hill.

, d i g k M + h rF k k , d e h u k j , d g h e S n k u i j [ k M + s g S A e h u k j d s r y ls i g k M + h d h p k s V h d k m U u ; u d k s . k60° g S rF k k i g k M + h d s r y ls e h u k j d s f ' k [ k j d k m U u ; u d k s . k30° g S A

; f n e h u k j50 e h V j Å ¡ p h g k s ] r k s i g k M + h d h Å ¡ p k b Z K k r d j s a A(A) 140 m/ e h - (B) 150 m/ e h -(C) 175 m/ e h - (D) 187 m/ e h -

133 . A pyramid is based on an equilate ral

triangle of side 6 cm. If the height of pyramid

is 12 3 cm. Find the volume of pyramid. , d f i j k f e M d k v k /k j6 ls e h - o k y k le c k g q f = k H k q t g S A

; f n f i j k f e M d h Å ¡ p k b Z12 3 ls e h - g S ] r k s f i j k f e M d k v k ; r u K k r d j s a A(A) 108 cm³/ ls e h -3 (B) 118 cm³/ ls e h -3

(C) 208 cm³/ ls e h -3 (D) 220 cm³/ ls e h -3134. I f is positive acute angle and

2 sin + 15 cos2 = 7 then the value of cot is

; f n , d /u k R e d U ; w u d k s . k rF k k 2 sin + 15 cos2 = 7 g k s ] r k scot d k e k u g S &

(A)4

3(B)

5

2

(C)2

5(D)

3

4

135. If a +1

a = 1, then find the value of a 3 is:

; f n a +1

a = 1 g k s ] r k sa 3 d k e k u K k r d j s a A

(A) – 1 (B) 1

(C) 2 (D) – 2136. In the figure 'O' is the centre of the circle

and P A T is a tangent which touches circle

at point A. Find the mesure of z °.

f n , x , f p = k e s aO o ` Ù k d k d s U n z g S rF k kP A T , d L i ' k Z j s [ k k g S ] tk s o ` Ù k d k sA i j L i ' k Z d j r k g S Az ° d k e k u K k r d j s a A

P A T

z°

y°

x°

60°

B

D

O

(A) 15° (B) 20°

(C) 30° (D) 40°

137. 5 men and 5 women earn ` 660 in 3 days.10 men and 20 women earn ` 3500 in 5days. In how many days can 6 men and 4

women earn `1060?

5 i q :" k rF k k5 e f g y k , a 3 f n u e s a` 660 d e k r s g S A10 i q :" k rF k k20 e f g y k , a 5 f n u e s à 3500 d e k r s g S A

6 i q :" k rF k k4 e f g y k , a f d r u s f n u k s a e s a` 1060 d e k , a x s A(A) 5 days/ f n u (B) 6 days/ f n u (C) 7 days/ f n u (D) 8 days/ f n u


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138. A began a business with ` 450 and was

joined afterwards by B with ` 300. Find after

how many months did B join the businessif the profits at the end of the year were

divided in the ratio 2 : 1?

A, ` 450 d s lk F k , d O ; k i k j i z k j E H k d j r k g S rF k k m ld s c k n B, ` 300 d s lk F k ' k k f e y g k s r k g S A K k r d j s a f d f d r u s e g h u k s a c k nB O ; k i k j e s a ' k k f e y g q v k ; f n o " k Z d s v a r e s a y k H k d k s2 : 1 d s v u q i k r e s a c k a V k x ; k \(A) 2 months/ e g h u s(B) 3 months/ e g h u s(C) 4 months/ e g h u

s (D) 5 months/ e g h u s

139. If x +1

x = 4, then find the value of x –

1

x is.

; f n x +1

x = 4 g k s ] r k sx –

1

x d k e k u K k r d j s a A

(A) 2 3 (B) 2 5

(C) 3 (D) 4

140. Priyanka covers a distance in the ratio

2 : 3 : 5 and covers the respective distance

at the speed of 10 km/hr, 15 km/hr and

20 km/hr. Find the average speed of the

Priyanka to cover the whole distance.

f i z ; a d k , d n w j h d k s2 : 3 : 5 d s v u q i k r e s a r ; d j r h g S rF k k b u n w f j ; k s a d k s Ø e ' k %10 f d e h @ ? k . V k ]15 f d e h @ ? k . V k rF k k20 f d e h @ ? k . V k d h p k y ls r ; d j r h g S A i w j h n w j h d k s r ; d j u s e s a f i z ; a d k d h v k S lr p k y K k r d j s a A

(A)5

1813

km/hr/ f d e h - @ ? k . V k

(B)5

15

13 km/hr/ f d e h - @ ? k . V k

(C)1

1513

km/hr/ f d e h - @ ? k . V k

(D)1

1713

km/hr/ f d e h - @ ? k . V k

141. Gold is 19 times as heavy as water and

copper is 9 times as heavy as water. In what

ratio should these metals be mixed so that

the mixture is 15 times as heavy as water?

lk s u k i k u h ls19 x q u k H k k j h g S rF k k r k a c k i k u h ls9 x q u k

H k k j h g S A b u /k r q v k s a d k s f d l v u q i k r e s a f e y k ; k tk , f d f eJ . k i k u h ls 15 x q u k H k k j h g k s tk ,\(A) 2 : 3 (B) 3 : 2

(C) 2 : 4 (D) 4 : 2

142. A man purchased two articles for ` 7500. If

he sells the first at 20% profit and the

second at 50% loss then find the amount of profit/loss if C.P. of Ist article is equal to

selling price of 2nd article.

, d O ; f D r n k s o L r q v k s a d k s` 7500 e s a [ k j h n k A ; f n o g

i g y s d k s20% y k H k i j c s p r k g S rF k k n w lj s d k s50% d h

g k f u i j] r k s y k H k @ g k f u d h j k f ' k K k r d j s a ] ; f n i g y s o L

d k Ø ; e w Y ; n w lj h o L r q d s f o Ø ; e w Y ; d s c j k c j g S A

(A) ` 2000 loss/ g k f u

(B) ` 2500 loss/ g k f u

(C) ` 3500 profit/

y k H k (D) ` 4000 profit/ y k H k 143. The average of 48 numbers is zero. Out of

them, at the most, how many will be greater

than zero?

48 la [ ; k v k s a d k v k S lr ' k w U ; g S A b u e s a v f/d ls v f/d

f d r u h la [ ; k ' k w U ; ls v f /d g k s x h \(A) 48

(B) 50

(C) 49

(D) 47

144. Nikhil spend 45% of his monthly stipend

on food and transport, 20% of the remaining

on books and half of the remaining on other

expenses. If he is left with ` 880 now, how

much is his monthly stipend?

f u f [ k y v i u h e k f ld v k ; d k 45% H k k s tu rF k k i f j o g u

i j O ; ; d j r k g S ] ' k s " k d k20% f d r k c k s a i j rF k k ' k s " k d k

v k /k v U ; [ k p Z i j O ; ; d j r k g S A ; f n m ld s i k l v c H k h

` 880 c p s g k s ] r k s m ld h e k f ld v k ; f d r u h g S \

(A)`

3000(B) ` 4000

(C) ` 5000

(D) ` 6000

145. By decreasing each angle of a triangle 15°,

the ratio of their angles are 2 : 3 : 5. The

measure of greatest angle in radian is :

, d f = k H k q t d s i z R ; s d d k s . k e s a15° d e d j u s i j m u d s

d k s . k k s a d k v u q i k r2 : 3 : 5 g S A lc ls c M + s d k s . k d k j s f M ; u

e s a e k u g S &(A) 11/24

(B) /12

(C) /24

(D) 5/24


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Directions (Q 146-150): The following pie-chart

shows the percentage distribution of total

population of six cities, and the table showsthe percentage of males among them.

f u n s Z ' k(Q 146-150): f n ;s x ;s i k b Z & p k V Z e s a N % ' k g j k s a d h d q y tu la [ ;k d k i z f r ' k r f o r j . k g S rF k k n h x b Z r k f y d k i q :" k k s a d k i z f r ' k r n ' k k Z r h g S A

(Total Population of city F = 10,000)

( ' k g j F d h d q y tu la [ ;k = 10,000)

F20%

A20%

B

10 %

E

10%

D15%

C25%

City % Male

A

B

CD

E

F

50%

30%

20%40%

60%

50%

146. What is the total number of females in City A?

' k g j A e s a e f g y k v k s a d h d q y la [ ; k D ; k g S \(A) 5,000

(B) 8,000

(C) 10,000

(D) 12,000

147. What is the difference between the number

of male and the female population of city

B?

' k g jB e s a i q :" k k s a rF k k e f g y k v k s a d h la [ ; k v k s a d k v a r j g S \(A) 1,000 (B) 2,000

(C) 4,000 (D) 5,000

148. The female population of City F is

approximately what percentage of the

female population of City E ?

' k g j F e s a e f g y k v k s a d h la [ ; k ] ' k g jE e s a e f g y k v k s a d h la [ ; k d k y xH k x f d r u k i z f r ' k r g S \(A) 200% (B) 250%

(C) 300% (D) 350%

149. What is the total number of males in all sixcities together?

lH k h ' k g j k s a d k s f e y k d j d q y i q :" k k s a d h la [ ; k D ; k g S \(A) 20,000 (B) 25,000

(C) 15,000 (D) 22,000

150. The total number of females in all six cities

together is what percentage of the total

population of all six cities together?

lH k h ' k g j k s a e s a d q y e f g y k v k s a d h la [ ; k ] lH k h ' k g j k s a tu la [ ; k d k f d r u k i z f r ' k r g S \(A) 40% (B) 45%

(C) 55% (D) 60%


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Part - IV (English Language)Direction : In Question nos. 151 to 155 some

part of the sentences have errors and some

are correct. Find out which part of a sentence

has an error and blacken the oval [ ]

corresponding to the appropriate letter (A), (B),

(C). If a sentence is free from error, blacken

the oval corresponding to (D) in the Answer

Sheet.

151. I wonder why is Priya tinkering with the

wire. She might get a shock.(A) I wonder

(B) Why is Priya tinkering with the wire

(C) She might get a shock

(D) No error

152. The students were awaiting for the arrival

of the chief guest.

(A) The students were

(B) awaiting for

(C) the arrival of the chief guest.

(D) No error.

153. Kohli is eclipsed by his girlfriend, who is

cleverer and amusing than he is.(A) Kohli is eclipsed by his girlfriend

(B) who is cleverer and

(C) amusing than he is

(D) No error

154. Will you please buy some jiggery for me if

you go the market ?

(A) Will you please buy

(B) some jiggery for me

(C) if you go the market ?

(D) No error.

155. On the busy Ring Road we witnessed acollusion between a truck and an auto.

(A) On the busy Ring Road

(B) we witnessed a collusion

(C) between a truck and an auto.

(D) No error.

Directions : In Question nos. 156 to 160,

sentences given with blanks to be filled in with

an appropriate word(s). Four alternatives are

suggested for each question. Choose the

correct alternative out of the four and indicate

it by blackening the appropriate oval [ ] in

the Answer Sheet.156. we had ...... wonderful time at the party last

night.

(A) such a (B) so

(C) such (D) very

157. However, the group’s long-term strategy is

to ...... on core sector business connected

with infrastructure and energy.

(A) breed (B) develop

(C) concentrate (D) depend158. The man came in a van to ...... the television

set.(A) mend (B) reform(C) correct (D) alter

159. Ambition is one of those ......which are never

satisfied.(A) ideas (B) fancies(C) passions (D) feeds

160. If I take a state roadways bus, I’ll get late,...... ?(A) isn’t it (B) won’t I(C) will I (D) is it

Direction : In Question nos. 161 to 165, inthe following passages some of the words havebeen left out. Read the passages carefully andchoose the correct answer to each question

out of the four alternative and fill in theblanks.

Now-a-days, under the...(162)... system of education, however good it may be, when a youngman comes out of the university, there seems tobe this... (164)... in him that the higher thestandard of living raises, the less should a manwork. Thus, mathematically, the higher thestandard of living, according to this misconceivednotion, the less the...(163)...Ultimately, whatshould be the highest standard of living then?...(165)... work! This leads to an

unhealthy...(161)...among the workers.161. (A) competition (B) ambition

(C) delay (D) jealously

162. (A) developed (B) extinct(C) modern (D) proposed

163. (A) salary (B) comfort(C) work (D) energy

164. (A) anxiety (B) misconception(C) realisation (D) worry

165. (A) Minimum (B) Maximum(C) Less (D) No

Direction : In Question nos. 166 to 173, fouralternative are given for the Idiom/Phraseunderlined in the sentence. Choose thealternative which best expresses the meaningof the Idiom/Phrase and mark it in the AnswerSheet.166. The minister went back on his promise to

vote for me.(A) withdrew (B) forgot(C) reinforced (D) supported


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167. The poor beggar ran amuck and began tothrow stones at the crowd.

(A) became desperate

(B) ran about wildly

(C) become annoyed

(D) felt disgusted

168. The die is cast and now everyone is hoping

for the best.

(A) project is over

(B) decision is made

(C) death is inevitable

(D) cloth has been dyed

169. The arrival of the new guest proved a rift in

the lute.

(A) caused unnecessary worries

(B) brought about disharmony (C) caused a pleasant atmosphere

(D) brought about a disciplined atmosphere

170. You cannot have your cake and eat it too.

(A) Enjoy forever

(B) Have it both ways

(C) Run away from responsibility

(D) Absolve yourself of guilt

171. If you give him all your money, you are likely

to burn your fingers.

(A) be unhappy (B) be happy

(C) suffer (D) be ill

172. Women should be paid the same. What issauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.

(A) What is thought suitable pay for a man

should also be for a woman

(B) Goose and the gender eat the same

sauce

(C) Both goose and gander should be

equally treated

(D) The principle of equal treatment should

be implemented

173. The party stalwarts have advised the

President to take it lying down for a while.

(A) to be cautious

(B) to be on the defensive(C) to take rest

(D) to show no reaction

Direction: In Question nos. 174 to 180, a

sentence/ a part of the sentence is underlined.

Below are given alternatives to the underlined

part at (A), (B), (C) which may improve the

sentence. Choose the correct alternative. In

case no improvement is needed your answer

is (D). Mark your answer in the Answer Sheet.

174. Father suggested his son not to lose his

patience, things will improve unexpectedly.

(A) soon

(B) finally

(C) gradually

(D) No improvement

175. Because of his mastery in this field, his

suggestions are wide accepted.

(A) are widely accepted(B) No improvement

(C) have widely accepted

(D) have been wide accepted

176. They felt humiliated because they realised

that they had cheated.

(A) have been cheated

(B) had been cheated

(C) had been cheating

(D) No improvement

177. It was until many years later that Gandhi

became a rebel against authority.

(A) It was not until many years

(B) It was till many years

(C) It was not many years

(D) No improvement

178. Technology must use to feed the forces of

change.

(A) must be used to feed

(B) No improvement

(C) must use having fed

(D) must be using to feed

179. They are not beware of all the facts.

(A) are not aware for

(B) are not aware of

(C) are not aware about(D) No improvement

180. The man who has committed such a serious

crime must get the mostly severe

punishment.

(A) be getting the mostly severely

(B) get the most severe

(C) have got the most severely

(D) No improvement

Directions : In question nos. 181 to 183, out

of the four alternatives, choose the one which

best expresses the meaning of the given word.

181. Corroborated(A) Confirmed

(B) Disproved

(C) Condemned

(D) Seconded

182. Comely

(A) Delightful (B) Pretty

(C) Homely (D) Elegant

183. Neglected

(A) Refused (B) Failed

(C) Promised (D) Obstructed

Directions : In question nos. 184 to 186,

choose the word opposite in meaning to thegiven word.

184. Crestfallen

(A) Vainglorious (B) Indignant

(C) Triumphant (D) Disturbed


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185. Elation

(A) Despondency (B) Misery

(C) Disappointment(D) Despair

186. Abhor

(A) Admire (B) Respect

(C) Applaud (D) Appreciate

Directions : In question nos. 187 to 188, four

words are given in each question, out of which

only one word is spelt correctly. Find the word

spelt correct and mark your answer in the

Answer Sheet.

187. (A) Numerous (B) Nucleus

(C) Nuisence (D) Numismatics

188. (A) Irritate (B) Turmoil

(C) Ignorent (D) Terrible

Direction : In Question nos. 189 to 193, you

have a brief passages with 5 questions. Read

the passage carefully and choose the best

answer to each question out of the four

alternatives and mark it by blackening the

appropriate oval [ ] in the Answer Sheet.

PASSAGE

Courage is not only the basis of virtue; it is its

expression. faith, hope, charity and all the rest

don’t become virtues until it takes courage to

exercise them. There are roughly two types of

courage, the first an emotional state which urges

a man to risk injury or death, is physical courage. The second, more reasoning attitude which

enables him to take coolly his career, happiness,

his whole future or his judgement of what he

thinks either right or worthwhile, is moral

courage.

I have known many men, who had marked

physical courage, but lacked moral courage.

Some of them were in high places, but they failed

to be great in themselves because they lacked

moral courage. On the other hand I have seen

men who undoubtedly possessed moral courage

but were very cautious about taking physicalrisks. But I have never met a man with moral

courage who couldn’t, when it was really

necessary, face a situation boldly.

189. Physical courage is an expression of

(A) emotions (B) deliberation

(C) uncertainty (D) defiance

190. People with physical courage of ten lack

(A) mental balance

(B) capacity for reasoning

(C) emotional stability

(D) will to fight

191. A man of courage is

(A) cunning (B) intelligent

(C) curious (D) careful

192. All virtues become meaningful because of

(A) faith (B) charity

(C) courage (D) hope

193. A man with moral courage can

(A) defy his enemies

(B) overcome all difficulties

(C) face a situation boldly

(D) be very pragmaticDirection : In Question nos. 194 to 200, in

the following question, out of the four

alternatives, choose the one which can be

substituted for the given sentence.

194. A lower-area storm with high winds rotating

about a centre of low atmospheric pressure

(A) Cyclone (B) Tornado

(C) Typhoon (D) Hurricane

195. One who promotes the idea of absence of

government of any kind, when every man

should be a law unto himself

(A) Anarchist (B) Belligerent(C) Iconoclast (D) Agnostic

196. A person peculiarity of constitution or

temperament ?

(A) ambiguous (B) allegory

(C) acoustics (D) idiosyncrasy

197. A disease or accident which ends in death

(A) Fatal (B) Drawn

(C) Fastidious (D) Illegal

198. Without payment or free of cost

(A) Gratis (B) Hedonist

(C) Stoic (D) Precious

199. The study of weather is

(A) biology (B) meteorology

(C) agronomy (D) astronomy

200. The act of violating an oath of solemn

promise

(A) philanderer (B) sojourn

(C) perjury (D) paronyms

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