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1. Endogenetic forces cause relief
to ..................
(A) Increase
(B) Decrease
(C) Get distributed
(D) Get concealed
2. Continental drift theory was not
accepted because ................
(A) The evidences cited were in-
adequate
(B) Explanation about force was
not acceptable
(C) Jig-saw fit has gaps
(D) The evidences cited were not
convincing
1. vkartZfud cykaeq s mapl[kyi.kk --------------
(A) ok<rks
(B) deh gksrks
(C) forfjr gksrks
(D) >kdrk tkrks
2. [kaMogu flºkUrkl ekU;rk feˇkyh ukgh
dkj.k %
(A) fnysys iqjkos viqjs gksrs
(B) cykps fo'ys"k.k ekU; gks.;klkj[ks
uOgrs
(C) Hkw[kaMkaP;k pi[ky tksMkr QVh
vkgsr
(D) fnysys iqjkos [kk=hyk;d uOgrs
GeographyPaper II
Hkwxksyiz'uif=dk II
Time Allowed : 75 Minutes] [Maximum Marks : 100
Note : This Paper contains Fifty (50) multiple choice questions, each question carries
Two (2) marks. Attempt All questions.
lwpuk % ;k iz'uif=dsr ,dw.k iÈkkl (50) cgqi;kZ;h iz'u fnysys vkgsr- izR;sd iz'ukyk nksu (2)xq.k vkgsr- loZ iz'u lksMok-
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3. Which of the following is not true
about the esker ?
(A) It is a depositional land-
form
(B) It is a landform of glacial
action
(C) It is a long extending elevated
form
(D) It is an egg shaped hill
4. Which of the following forms of
transformation is not possible by
wind ?
(A) Suspension
(B) Saltation
(C) Solution
(D) Drag
3. iq<hyiSdh dks.krs fo/kku fgeks< dVdkckcr
[kjs ukgh \
(A) gs fu{ksi.kkps Hkw:i vkgs
(B) gs fgeunhP;k dk;kZps Hkw:i vkgs
(C) gs ykacp ykac iljrsrs mUuf;r Hkw:i
vkgs
(D) gh vaMÓkP;k vkdkjkph VsdMh
vkgs
4. iq<hyiSdh dks.krk ogu izdkj okÚ;keq s laHkor
ukgh \
(A) fuyacu
(B) mRifjorZu
(C) foy;u
(D) izfrd"kZ.k
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5. Which of the following landforms is
predominently produced by
weathering ?
(A) Abrasion platform
(B) Honeycomb and Taffoni
(C) Stack
(D) Geos
6. The gusty dry and warm winds of
Rockies are :
(A) Foehn
(B) Loo
(C) Mistral
(D) Chinook
7. The greenhouse gas released by
livestock is :
(A) Carbon dioxide
(B) Methane
(C) Ozone
(D) Nitrogen oxide
5. iq<hyiSdh dks.krs Hkw:i izkeq[;kus fonkj.k
izfÿ;sus cuys vkgs \
(A) vi?k"kZ.k eap
(B) guhdksEc o VWQksuh
(C) LraHk
(D) vkarekZxZ
6. jk Wdht e/khy vrh'k q"d o m".k okjk
Eg.kts %
(A) Qksgsu
(B) yw
(C) feLV™y
(D) fpuwd
7. i'kq/kukus mRlftZr dsysyk gfjrx`gok;w %
(A) dkcZuMk; vkWDlkbZM
(B) feFksu
(C) vks>ksu
(D) uk;V™kstu vkWDlkbZM
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8. The average net radiation balance
of atmosphere is ......................... kilo
langleys.
(A) zero
(B) +79
(C) –79
(D) 66
9. The cyclone formed over Arabian Sea
during June 2010 was named :
(A) Laila
(B) Aila
(C) Pheta
(D) Nargis
10. Concept of potential evapo-
transpiration was proposed first
in :
(A) 1925
(B) 1931
(C) 1948
(D) 1955
8. okrkoj.kkps ljkljh uRr izkj.k larqyu
----------------------- fdyks y°xysl vkgs-
(A) 'kwU;
(B) +79
(C) –79
(D) 66
9. twu 2010 e/;s vjch leqÊkoj fuekZ.k >kysys
pÿhoknˇkps uko %
(A) ySyk
(B) vSyk
(C) QsV
(D) uxhZl
10. lqIr ok"ihHkou ck"iksRltZuph ladYiuk izFkep
ekaM.;kr vkysys o"ksZ --------------
(A) 1925
(B) 1931
(C) 1948
(D) 1955
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11. Plants of monsoon region are
called :
(A) Hydrophytes
(B) Hygrophytes
(C) Tropophytes
(D) Xerophytes
12. Blue mud results from disintegration
of rocks containing :
(A) Iron oxide and ochreous
matter
(B) Silicates of potassium and
glauconite
(C) Skeletons and shells
(D) Sulphide and organic matter
13. The water body with highest
salinity is :
(A) Lake Van
(B) Dead Sea
(C) Lake Sambhar
(D) Great Salt Lake
11. eksleh izns'kkrhy ouLirhauk ---------------------
Eg.krkr-
(A) gk;M™ksQkbZV~l
(B) gk;xzksQkbZV~l
(C) V™ksiksQkbZV~l
(D) >sjksQkbZV~l
12. fuˇk fp[kˇ ---------------------- ÊO; vl.kkÚ;k
[kMdkrhy fonkj.kkus r;kj gksrks-
(A) vk;Zu vkWDlkbZM o vksdsjh;l inkFkZ
(B) iksVWf'k;e flyhdsV~l o XykWdksukbZV
(C) lkaxkMs o f'kaiys
(D) lYQkbZM o lsaÊh; inkFkZ
13. lok ZrtkLr {kkjrk vl.kkjk tyk'k;
Eg.kts %
(A) OgWu ljksoj
(B) e`r leqÊ
(C) lkaHkkj ljksoj
(D) xzsV lkYV ljksoj
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14. Which one of the following is the
most important element of
ecosystem ?
(A) Ecological succession
(B) Energy flow
(C) Food chain
(D) Food web
15. The warm current that flows along
the Peruvian Coast is called :
(A) Peru
(B) El Nino
(C) La Nina
(D) Gulf Stream
16. Who is considered as the founder of
human geography ?
(A) Humboldt
(B) Blache
(C) Ratzel
(D) Taylor
14. [kkyhyiSdh ifjlaLFk spk dk s.krk ?kVd
lokZf/kd egRRokpk vkgs \
(A) ifjfLFkrhdh; vuqÿfer fodkl
(B) mtkZ laÿe.k
(C) vUu lk[kˇh
(D) vUu tkˇh
15. is#P;k fdukÚ;kyxr okg.kkÚ;k m".k izokgkl
-------------------- Eg.krkr-
(A) is#
(B) ,y&fuuks
(C) yk&fuuk
(D) xYQ LV™he
16. ekuoh Hkwxksykpk laLFkkid dks.krk eku«s
tkrs \
(A) gEcksYV
(B) Cyk'k
(C) jWV~>sy
(D) Vsyj
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17. The term possibilism is coined
by :
(A) Taylor
(B) Blache
(C) Hartshorne
(D) Febvre
18. Griffith Taylor promoted :
(A) Voluntarism
(B) Stop and go determinism
(C) Possibilism
(D) Determinism
19. Miss Semple was a disciple of :
(A) Ratzel
(B) Ritter
(C) Humboldt
(D) Blache
17. 'kD;krkokn gh laKk -------------------- us okijyh
vkgs-
(A) Vsyj
(B) Cyk'k
(C) gkVZ'kksuZ
(D) QsCoj
18. xzhfQFk Vsyjus ------------------------- yk izksRlkgu
fnys-
(A) Lo;alsforkokn
(B) ^Fkkack* vkf.k ^tk* fu;rhokn
(C) 'kD;rkokn
(D) fu;rhokn
19. dq- lsEiy dks.kkph vuq;k;h gksrh \
(A) jWV~>sy
(B) fjV~Vj
(C) gEcksYV
(D) Cyk'k
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20. ‘‘Anthropogeographie’’ is authored
by :
(A) Yi-Fu-Tuan
(B) Ratzel
(C) Spencer
(D) Blache
21. ...................... model appears similar
to that of Von Thunen.
(A) Multiple nuclie
(B) Sector
(C) Concentric
(D) Distance decay
22. Settlement developing in dry
elevated location surrounded by
marshy area is called :
(A) Wet point settlement
(B) Dry point settlement
(C) Oasis settlement
(D) Hill top settlement
20. ^^vaFkzksiksftvkWxzkQh;k** dks.kh fyfgys \
(A) ;h&Qw&rqvku
(B) jWV~>sy
(C) LisUlj
(D) Cyk'k
21.------------------------- izfreku gs OgkWu F;wusu P;k
izfrekuk izek.ksp vlY;kps fnlwu ;srs-
(A) cgqdsaÊh;
(B) foHkkxh;
(C) ledsaÊh;
(D) varjÚgkl
22. maphojP;k] dksjMÓk o nynyhauh os<ysY;k
fBdk.kh ok<.kkÚ;k oLrhl -------------------------
Eg.krkr-
(A) vkÊZ LFkku oLrh
(B) 'kq"d LFkku oLrh
(C) e#ou oLrh
(D) Mksaxj ekFkk oLrh
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23. Who introduced the concept of
Rank-size rule ?
(A) R.E. Dickinson
(B) G.K. Zipf
(C) A.E. Smailes
(D) W. Christaller
24. Natural increase in population
refers to :
(A) Number of births minus
number of deaths
(B) Number of births minus
number of deaths minus
number of outmigrants
(C) Number of inmegrants minus
number of outmigrants
(D) Number of births plus number
of inmigrants minus number of
outmigrants
23. j°d&lkb> :y dks.kh lqpfoyk \
(A) vkj-bZ- fMfdUlu
(B) th-ds- f>IQ
(C) ,-bZ- Lesy~l
(D) MCY;w- fÿLVWyj
24. yksdla[;srhy uSlfxZd o`ºh Eg.kts %
(A) tUela[;k otk e`R;qla[;k
(B) tUela[;k otk e`R;qla[;k otk cfg%
LFkykarj la[;k
(C) var% LFkykarj la[;k otk cfg% LFkykarj
la[;k
(D) tUela[;k vf/kd varLFkykarj la[;k otk
cfgLFkykarj la[;k
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25. Mksaxjkˇ izns'kkrhy esa<ikˇkaP;k LFkykarjkl
--------------------- Eg.krkr-
(A) nSuafnu izdkj
(B) gaxkeh LFkykarj
(C) ik;jh ik;jhps LFkykarj
(D) V™kUlgÓqeUl
26. gk ^jsM dkWyj* O;olk; vkgs %
(A) migkjx`g ekyd
(B) izlk/kudrkZ
(C) la'kks/kd oSKkfud
(D) dksˇh
27. lalk/kus --------------------- vkgsr-
(A) fulxZnŸk ns.kxh
(B) ekSY;oku ns.kxh
(C) fulxZnŸk lqIr lalk/kus
(D) 'kksf"kr lalk/kus
25. Migration of sheperds in hilly area
is termed as ..................
(A) Commuting
(B) Seasonal migration
(C) Stepwise migration
(D) Transhumance
26. ...................... occupation is ‘‘Red
Collar’’ job.
(A) Hotellier
(B) Beautician
(C) Research scientist
(D) Fisherman
27. Resources are :
(A) Natural endowments
(B) Valuable endowments
(C) Natural potentialities
(D) Exploited potentialities
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28. Agglomeration economies are :
(A) Internal to firm
(B) Internal to industry
(C) External to industry
(D) Internal to region
29. The term ‘Range of goods’ refers
to :
(A) Range of goods sold
(B) Spatial range of goods sold
(C) Maximum distance over which
a consumer moves to purchase
goods
(D) Range of customer drawn
28.------------------------ ;k l•iMd vFkZO;oLFkk
vkgsr-
(A) O;kikjh is<hyk varxZr
(B) m|ksxkyk varxZr
(C) m|ksxkyk cfgxZr
(D) izns'kkyk varxZr
29. eky d{kk ;k laKspk lanHkZ ------------------ 'kh
vkgs-
(A) foÿh >kysY;k ekykph d{kk
(B) foÿh >kysY;k ekykph vfHk{ks=h;
d{kk
(C) eky [kjsnh dj.;klkBh xzkgd ts tkLrhr
tkLr varj pkyrks
(D) ,dw.k xzkgd la[;sph d{kk
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30. Japan imports wood because
she :
(A) Does not possess forests
(B) Wants to save its forests
(C) Has poor quality forests
(D) Has no accessible forests
31. Mackinder termed Eurasia as
‘‘World Island’’ because :
(A) It was surrounded by
oceans
(B) It had the largest number of
nations
(C) It was at the centre of the
world
(D) It accounted for about 40% of
land and 80% of world
population
30. tiku ydMkph vk;kr djrks dkj.k %
(A) R;kaP;kdMs taxys ukghar
(B) rs taxykps j{k.k d# bfPNrkr
(C) R;kaph taxys deh ntkZph vkgsr
(D) R;kaP;kdMs lqxe taxys ukghar
31. eWfdaMjus ;wjsf'k;kyk eeZHkweh vls uko fnys
dkj.k %
(A) rs leqÊkus os<ysys gksrs
(B) rsFks lokZr vf/kd ns'k gksrs
(C) rs txkrys e/; LFkku gksrs
(D) rs txkpk 40% HkwHkkx vkf.k 80%
yksdla[;k gksrh
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32. folkO;k 'krdkrY;k lokZr okbZV izdkjph
oa'kHksnkph iz.kkyh dksBs gksrh \
(A) dk°xks
(B) dsfu;k
(C) bfFk;ksfi;k
(D) nf{k.k vkf›dk
33. e/; vkf'k;kP;k lekos'k dks.kR;k lkaLœfrd
izns'kkr dsyk tkrks \
(A) bLykfed lkaLœfrd izns'k
(B) iwoZ vkf'k;k lkaLœfrd izns'k
(C) e/; vkf›dh; lkaLœfrd izns'k
(D) ;wjksih; lkaLœfrd izns'k
34. egkjk"V™kr lokZr ygku /kkfeZd vYila[;kad
xV dks.krk \
(A) ckSº
(B) f[kzLrh
(C) tSu
(D) 'kh[k
32. The worst form of Apartheid in the
20th century was in :
(A) Congo
(B) Kenya
(C) Ethiopia
(D) South Africa
33. Central Asia is a part of :
(A) Islamic culture realm
(B) East Asian culture realm
(C) Meso-African culture realm
(D) European culture realm
34. Which is the smallest minority
religious group in Maharashtra ?
(A) Buddhists
(B) Christians
(C) Jains
(D) Sikhs
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35. Garo and Khasi tribes are found
in :
(A) Assam
(B) Arunachal Pradesh
(C) Manipur
(D) Meghalaya
36. ‘‘Functional’’ region is best
described as an area with :
(A) Functional uniformity
(B) Functional superiority
(C) Functional nodality
(D) Common interest
35. ^xkjks* vkf.k ^[kklh* vkfnoklh tekrh dksBs
vk<ˇrkr \
(A) vklke
(B) v#.kkpy izns'k
(C) ef.kiwj
(D) es?kky;
36. ^dk;kZRed izns'kkps* loks ZŸke o.kZu
Eg.kts ---------------------------------- nk[kfo.kkjs
{ks=-
(A) dk;kZRed ,dftulhi.kk
(B) dk;kZRed Js"Brk
(C) dk;kZRed dsaÊh;rk
(D) lkoZtfud LokjL;
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37. .......................... is the most refined
technique for agglomerative
regionalisation.
(A) Ranking
(B) Median and quartile
(C) Mean and standard
deviation
(D) ‘Z’ score
38. India had annual plans
in .............
(A) Late 1960s
(B) Early 1970s
(C) Late 1970s
(D) Mid 1980s
37.---------------------------------------------- gs lafiaMhœr
izknsf'kdhdj.kkdjhrk lokZr lQkbZnkj ra=
vkgs-
(A) ÿeokjh
(B) e/;xk o prqFkZd
(C) ljkljh o izekf.kr fopyu
(D) ‘Z’ ewY;
38. Hkkjrkr okf"kZd ;kstuk ------------------ vfLrRokr
gksR;k-
(A) 1960 P;k mRrjk/kkZr
(B) 1970 P;k iwokZ/kkZr
(C) 1970 P;k mRrjk/kkZr
(D) 1980 P;k e/;kr
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39. Green Revolution aimed at :
(A) Enhancing farm production
(B) Increasing farm yield
(C) Reducing social disparities
(D) Reducing regional disparities
40. Chhattisgarh is a :
(A) Dynamic region
(B) Potential region
(C) Problem region
(D) Depressed region
41. The highest peak in India is :
(A) Mt. Everest
(B) Godwin Austin
(C) Kanchenjunga
(D) Nandadevi
39. gjhr ÿkarhpk -------------------- mÌs'k gksrk-
(A) 'ksrhps mRiknu ok<fo.ks
(B) 'ksrh mrkjk ok<fo.ks
(C) lkekftd fo"kerk deh dj.ks
(D) izknsf'kd fo"kerk deh dj.ks
40. NRrhlxM ---------------------- vkgs-
(A) xfreku izns'k
(B) {kerk izns'k
(C) leL;k izns'k
(D) eanh izns'k
41. Hkkjrkrhy lokZr map f'k[kj --------------------
vkgs-
(A) ek≈aV ,OgjsLV
(B) xkWMfou vkWLVhu
(C) dkaputaxk
(D) uanknsoh
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42. Identify the pair that does not
match :
(A) Regur—Basalt
(B) Red soil—Granite
(C) Clayey soil—Schist
(D) Laterites soil—Sandstone
43. The coast of Tamil Nadu has ..............
forests.
(A) Dry deciduous
(B) Moist deciduous
(C) Dry evergreen
(D) Evergreen
44. Maximum proportion of area under
well irrigation is in :
(A) Gujarat
(B) Maharashtra
(C) Punjab
(D) Rajasthan
42. folaxr tksMh vks [kk %
(A) jsxwj—cslkWYV
(B) rkacMh e`nk—xzWukbZV
(C) e`fRrdke; e`nk—f'kLV
(D) tkaHkh e`nk—l°MLVksu
43. rkfeˇukMw fdukjiV~Vhoj --------------------- taxy
vk<ˇrs-
(A) 'kq"d iku>M
(B) vkÊZ iku>M
(C) 'kq"d lnkgjhr
(D) lnkgjhr
44.---------------- ;k jkT;kr foghjflapuk[kkyhy {ks=
lokZr tkLr vkgs-
(A) xqtjkFk
(B) egkjk"V™
(C) iatkc
(D) jktLFkku
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45. Maximum production of bauxite in
India comes from :
(A) Gujarat
(B) Jharkhand
(C) Orissa
(D) Maharashtra
46. For isopleth maps the locational
data related to ............................ is
necessary.
(A) Points
(B) Lines
(C) Areas
(D) Time
45.------------------------- jkT;ke/;s Hkkjrkrhy lokZr
tkLr ckWDlkbZV ps mRiknu gksrs-
(A) xqtjkFk
(B) >kj[kaM
(C) vksjhlk
(D) egkjk"V™
46. le?kuh udk'kkalkBh LFkkulanHkhZ; lkaf[;dh
------------------------------------ 'kh fuxMhr vlkoh
ykxrs-
(A) fcanw
(B) js"kk
(C) {ks=
(D) dky
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47. Which of the following IRS satellite
data can facilitate developing a true
colour composite ?
(A) IRS 1A/B
(B) IRS 1C/D
(C) Resource sat 1
(D) Cartosat
48. A ratio of mean to the
standard deviation is referred
as ..............
(A) coefficient of variation
(B) coefficient of correlation
(C) coefficient of regression
(D) coefficient of concentration
47. iq<hyiSdh dks.kR;k vk;-vkj-,l- mixzgh;
lkaf[;dheq s ;FkkFkZ o.kZu izfrek r;kj gks≈
'kdrs \
(A) IRS 1A/B
(B) IRS 1C/D
(C) fjlkslZlWV 1
(D) dkVksZlWV
48. ljkljh o izekf.kr fopyukP;k xq.kksŸkjkl
-------------------------- Eg.krkr-
(A) pyu'khyrk xq.kkad
(B) lglaca/k xq.kkad
(C) lekJ;.k xq.kkad
(D) dsaÊhdj.k xq.kkad
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49. Which two of the following are not
parametric tests ?
(a) Students ‘t’test
(b) Chi-square test
(c) Snedecor’s ‘F’ test
(d) Kolmogrove-Smirnov test
(A) (a) and (b)
(B) (b) and (c)
(C) (b) and (d)
(D) (a) and (c)
50. Which of the following sampling
techniques is recommended to draw
a sample of villages, spread in
a number of Talukas, from a
district ?
(A) Systematic sampling
(B) Cluster sampling
(C) Stratified sampling
(D) Random sampling
49. iq<hyiSdh dks.kR;k nksu pkp.;k ijhek.kkRed
pkp.;k ukghar \
(a) LVwMaV ^Vh* VsLV
(b) dk; oxZ pkp.kh
(c) LusMsdksj ph ^,Q* VsLV
(d) dksyeksxzksOg&fLejukWOg VsLV
(A) (a) vkf.k (b)
(B) (b) vkf.k (c)
(C) (b) vkf.k (d)
(D) (a) vkf.k (c)
50. ,[kk|k ftYgÓkrhy vusd rkyqD;kr iljhY;k
[ksMÓkapk uequk ?ks.;klkBh iq<hyiSdh dks.krs
izfrn'kZ ra= ;ksX; Bjsy \
(A) ÿecº izfrn'kZ
(B) iqat izfrn'kZ
(C) Lrjhr izfrn'kZ
(D) ;kn`PNhd izfrn'kZ
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Time Allowed : 1¼ Hours] [Maximum Marks : 100
Number of Pages in this Booklet : 24 Number of Questions in this Booklet : 50
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(Name) ................................................
2. (Signature) .........................................
(Name) ................................................
Seat No.
(In figures as in Admit Card)
Seat No. ..............................................................
(In words)
OMR Sheet No.
(To be filled by the Candidate)
Paper-II
GEOGRAPHY
FEB - 36213
Instructions for the Candidates1. Write your Seat No. and OMR Sheet No. in the space provided
on the top of this page.2. This paper consists of 50 objective type questions. Each question
will carry two marks. All questions of Paper-II will be compulsory,covering entire syllabus (including all electives, without options).
3. At the commencement of examination, the question bookletwill be given to the student. In the first 5 minutes, you arerequested to open the booklet and compulsorily examine it asfollows :(i) To have access to the Question Booklet, tear off the
paper seal on the edge of this cover page. Do not accepta booklet without sticker-seal or open booklet.
(ii) Tally the number of pages and number of questionsin the booklet with the information printed on thecover page. Faulty booklets due to missing pages/questions or questions repeated or not in serialorder or any other discrepancy should not beaccepted and correct booklet should be obtainedfrom the invigilator within the period of 5 minutes.Afterwards, neither the Question Booklet will bereplaced nor any extra time will be given. The samemay please be noted.
(iii) After this verification is over, the OMR Sheet Numbershould be entered on this Test Booklet.
4. Each question has four alternative responses marked (A), (B),(C) and (D). You have to darken the circle as indicated below onthe correct response against each item.Example : where (C) is the correct response.
5. Your responses to the items are to be indicated in the OMRSheet given inside the Booklet only. If you mark at any placeother than in the circle in the OMR Sheet, it will not be evaluated.
6. Read instructions given inside carefully.7. Rough Work is to be done at the end of this booklet.8. If you write your Name, Seat Number, Phone Number or put
any mark on any part of the OMR Sheet, except for the spaceallotted for the relevant entries, which may disclose youridentity, or use abusive language or employ any other unfairmeans, you will render yourself liable to disqualification.
9. You have to return original OMR Sheet to the invigilator at theend of the examination compulsorily and must not carry it withyou outside the Examination Hall. You are, however, allowedto carry the Test Booklet and duplicate copy of OMR Sheet onconclusion of examination.
10. Use only Blue/Black Ball point pen.11. Use of any calculator or log table, etc., is prohibited.12. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers.
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