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RRB MOCK TEST-3

1. In the following question, select the correct

option of the question asked, which symbol

will appear on the opposite surface to the

symbol X ?

×

÷

=

(ii)

(A) ÷ (B) =

(C) (D) O2. 15 : 226 :: 20 : ?

(A) 400 (B) 401

(C) 200 (D) 201

3. Fan is related to wings in the same way wheel is related to-

(A) Round (B) Cars

(C) Spokes (D) Air

4. Video : Cassette :: Computer :?

(A) Reel (B) Recordings

(C) File (D) Floppy

5. A man is facing North-West. He turns 90°

in the clock-wise direction, then 180° in the

anticlockwise direction and then 90° in the

same direction. Which direction is he facing

now ?

(A) South (B) South-West

(C) West (D) South-East

6. Find the odd one that does not belong to

the group.

(A) Ink (B) Pen

(C) Pencil (D) Brush

7. The position of how many letters in the word

‘LOATHSOMENESS’ will remain unchanged

when the letters within the word are

arranged alphabetically ?

(A) One (B) Two

(C) Three (D) None

8. If ‘+’ is ‘×’, ‘–’ is ‘+’, ‘×’ is ‘ ’ and ‘ ’ is ‘–’,

then answer the following question basedon this informations.

6 + 7 × 3 – 8 20 = ?(A) – 3 (B) 7

(C) 2 (D) 1

9. Looking at a woman sitting next to him,

Raman said, “she is the sister of the

husband of my wife”. How is the woman

related to Raman ?

(A) Daughter (B) Sister

(C) Wife (D) Niece

10. What was the day on 17th June, 1998?

(A) Monday (B) Tuesday

(C) Wednesday (D) Thursday

1. f u E u f y f [ k r i z ' u e s a ] i w N s x ; s i z ' u d s lg h m Ù k j d k d j s a A f p U gX d s f o i f j r lr g i j d k S u lk f p U g g k s x k \

×

÷

=

(ii)

(A) ÷ (B) =

(C) (D) O2. 15 : 226 :: 20 : ?

(A) 400 (B) 401

(C) 200 (D) 201

3. i a [ k k i a [ k q f M + ; k s a ls lE c a f /r g S r k s b lh i z d k j i f g ; k f d lls

lE c a f /r g S a \(A) x k s y (B) d k j (C) f r Y y h (D) g o k

4. o h f M ; k s % d S ls V % % d a I ; w V j % \(A) j h y (B) f j d k f M Z a x (C) i Q + k b y (D) Ý y k W i h

5. , d O ; f D r d k e ¡ q g m Ù k j& i f ' p e d h v k s j g S A o g ? k M f n ' k k e s a90° e q M + tk r k g S ] f i Q j ? k M + h d s f o i j h r f n ' k k180° rF k k m ld s c k n m lh f n ' k k e s a90° e q M + r k g S A v c m ld k e q ¡ g f d l f n ' k k e s a g S \(A) n f { k . k (B) n f{ k . k & i f ' p e (C) i f ' p e (D) n f { k . k & i w o Z

6. b u e s a ls D ; k le w g ls la c a f /r u g h a g S \(A) L ; k g h (B) d y e (C) i s a f ly (D) c z ' k

7. ‘LOATHSOMENESS’ ' k C n d s v a n j f d r u s v{ k j k s a d h f L F k f r ;F k k o r j g s x h tc f n , x , ' k C n d s v{ k j k s a o . k k Z u q Ø e e s a O ; o f L F k r f d ; k tk , \(A) , d (B) n k s(C) r h u (D) d k s b Z u g h a

8. ; f n ‘+’ d k r k R i ; Z‘×’ g S ] ‘–’ d k r k R i ; Z‘+’ g S ‘×’ d k r k R i ; Z

‘÷’ g S rF k k‘÷’ d k r k R i ; Z‘–’ g S r k s b l lw p u k d s v k /k j i j f u E u f y f [ k r i z ' u k s a d k m Ù k j n s a A6 + 7 × 3 – 8 20 = ?(A) – 3 (B) 7

(C) 2 (D) 1

9. v i u s v k x s c S B h e f g y k d k s n s [ k d j j e u d g r k g S ] ¶ o g e s i R u h d s i f r d h c g u g S A ¸ e f g y k j e u ls d S ls la c a f /r g S(A) c s V h (B) c g u (C) i R u h (D) H k r h th

10. 17 tw u ] 1998 d k s d k S u lk f n u F k k \(A) lk s e o k j (B) e a x y o k j (C) c q/o k j (D) c ` gL i f r o k j

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Directions (Q.11-13) : In each question below

are two statements followed by two

conclusions numbered I and II. You have to

take the two given statements to be true even

if they seem to be at variance from commonly

known facts and then decide which of thegiven conclusions logically follows from the

given statements disregarding commonly

known facts.

Give answer (A) if only conclusion I

follows.

Give answer (B) if only conclusion II

follows.

Give answer (C) if either conclusion I or II

follows.

Give answer (D) if neither conclusion I nor

II follows.

11. Statements :All bags are cakes.

All lamps are cakes.

Conclusions :

I. Some lamps are bags.

II. No lamp is bag.

12. Statements:

All tubes are handles.

All cups are handles.

Conclusions:

I. All cups are tubes.

II. Some handles are not cups.

13. Statements:Some mangoes are yellow.

Some taxies are mango.

Conclusions:

I. Some yellow is taxi.

II. Taxi is yellow.

14. Which number should replace the question

mark in the following table ?

6 6 6 258

7 7 7 399

8 8 8 584

9 9 9 ?(A) 758 (B) 729

(C) 856 (D) 819

15. ACEG : DFHJ :: QSUW : ?

(A) TVNZ (B) TVZX

(C) TVXZ (D) XVTZ

16. In a ceratain code language, ‘col tip mot’

means ‘singing is appreciable’; ‘mot baj min’

means ‘dancing is good’; ‘tip mop baj’ means

‘singing and dancing’. Which of the following

means ‘appreciable’ ?

(A) tip (B) mot

(C) mop (D) col

f u n s Z ' k ( i z - l-11-13) : u h p s f n , x , i z R ;s d i z ' u e s a n k s dF k u

rF k k m ld s c k n n k s f u " d " k ZI rF k kII f n ;s x ;s g S a A v k i d k s n k s u

dF k u k s a d k s lp e k u u k g S H k y s g h ;s lk e k U ;r% K k r rF

fH k U u i z r h r g k s A f n ;s x ;s dF k u k s a d s v k /k j i j f u . k Z ; d j s

d k S u& lk f u " d " k Z dF k u k s a d k v u q lj . k d j r k g S A m Ù k j (A) n s a % ; f n d s o y f u " d " k ZI v u q lj . k d j r k g S A

m Ù k j (B) n s a % ; f n d s o y f u " d " k ZII v u q lj . k d j r k g S A

m Ù k j (C) n s a % ; f n ; k r k s f u " d " k ZI ; k II v u q lj . k d j r k g S A

m Ù k j (D) n s a % ; f n u k r k s f u " d " k ZI u k II v u q lj . k d j r k g S A

11. dF k u %

lH k h c S x d s d g S A

lH k h f p j k x d s d g S A

f u " d " k Z %

I. d q N f p j k x c S x g S AII. d k s b Z f p j k x c S x u g h a g S A

12. dF k u %

lH k h V ~ ; w c g S a M y g S A

lH k h d i g S a M y g S A

f u " d " k Z %

I. lH k h d i V ~ ; w c g S A

II. d q N g S a M y d i u g h a g S A

13. dF k u %

d q N v k e i h y k g S A

d q N V S D lh v k e g S A f u " d " k Z %

I. d q N i h y k V S D lh g S A

II. V S D lh i h y k g S A

14. d k S u& lk v a d f u E u r k f y d k e s a i z ' u f p U g d h tx g g k s x k

6 6 6 258

7 7 7 399

8 8 8 584

9 9 9 ?

(A) 758 (B) 729

(C) 856 (D) 81915. ACEG : DFHJ :: QSUW : ?

(A) TVNZ (B) TVZX

(C) TVXZ (D) XVTZ

16. , d f u f ' p r d w V H k k " k k e s a ]‘col tip mot’ d k r k R i ; Z

‘singing is appreciable’ g S _‘mot baj min’ d k r k R i ; Z ‘dancing is good’ g S _‘tip mop baj’ d k

r k R i ; Z ‘singing and dancing’ g S A f u E u e s a l s

‘appreciable’ d k r k R i ; Z D ; k g S \(A) tip (B) mot

(C) mop (D) col

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17. Arrange the given words in a meaningfullogical order and then select the appropriatesequence from the alternatives given below.1. Lung 2. Nostril3. Wind Pipe 4. Blood(A) 1, 2, 3, 4 (B) 2, 3, 1, 4(C) 1, 3, 4, 2 (D) 4, 3, 2, 1

18. A piece of paper is folded and cut as shownbelow in the question figures. From thegiven answer figures, indicate how it willappear when opened ?

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

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

19. A cube of side four inch is painted red, blue

and black on the pairs of opposite faces. Itis cut into smaller cubes of side one inch

each.

How many cubes have one face red and all

others unpainted ?

(A) 8 (B) 4

(C) 6 (D) 16

20. Find the odd one out from the given

alternatives.

(A) ACE (B) FHJ

(C) KLM (D) SUW

21. If A = 2, M = 26, Z = 52, then the sum of the

letters in CAB will be

(A) 624 (B) 12(C) 312 (D) 325

22. What will come in place of the question

mark ?

21 37

58

14 25

39

16 81

?

(A) 41 (B) 91

(C) 65 (D) 97

23. In a certain code language, ROBUST is

coded as QNATRS. In the same language

how ZXCMP will be coded ?

(A) YWBLO (B) YYBNO

(C) AYDNQ (D) AWDLQ

24. A is the son of B. C is the brother of A. D is

the son of C. How is A related to D ?

(A) Grandfather (B) Father

(C) Maternal Father (D) Uncle

25. At what angle the hands of a clock are

inclined at 15 minutes past 5?

(A)1

582

° (B) 64°

(C)1

67

2

° (D)1

77

2

°

17. f n ; s x , ' k C n k s a d k s , d r k f d Z d Ø e e s a O ; o f L F k r d j s u h p s f n ; s x , f o d Y i k s a e s a ls m f p r v u q Ø e d k p ; u d 1. i Q s a i Q M + k 2. u k f ld k 3. lk a l d h u y h 4. j D r

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

18. u h p s i z ' u v k Ñ f r ; k s a s e s a f n [ k k , v u q lk j d k x t d k s e k d k V u s rF k k [ k k s y u s d s c k n o g f d l m Ù k j v k Ñ f r f n [ k k b Z n s x k \

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

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

19. p k j b a p H k w tk o k y s ? k u d s f o i j h r i Q y d y k y] u h y s d k y s j a x ls f p f = k r g S A b ls r c , d b a p H k w tk o k y s N e s a d k V k tk r k g S A f d r u s ? k u k s a d s , d i Q y d y k y rF k k v U ; lH k h f c u k j a x g S a \(A) 8 (B) 4(C) 6 (D) 16

20. f n ; s x , f o d Y i k s a e s a ls f o " k e d k p ; u d j s a A(A) ACE (B) FHJ(C) KLM (D) SUW

21. ; f n A = 2, M = 26, Z = 52, r k sCAB e s a v{ k j k s a d k ; k s x g k s x k &

(A) 624 (B) 12(C) 312 (D) 325

22. i z ' u f p U g d s L F k k u i j D ; k v k , x k \

21 37

58

14 25

39

16 81

?

(A) 41 (B) 91(C) 65 (D) 97

23. f d lh f u f ' p r d k s M H k k " k k e s a ]ROBUST d k s QNATRS e s a d k s f M r d j r s g S a A m lh H k k " k k e s aZXCMP d k s d S ls d k s f M r d j s a x s \

(A) YWBLO (B) YYBNO(C) AYDNQ (D) AWDLQ

24. A, B d k c s V k g S AC, A d k H k k b Z g S AD, C d k c s V k g S AA,D ls d S ls la c a f /r g S \(A) n k n k (B) f i r k (C) e k e k (D) p k pk

25. 5 % 15 c ts ? k M + h d h lq b Z f d r u s d k s . k i j > q d h g k

(A)1

582

° (B) 64°

(C)1

672

° (D)1

772

°

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26. A man can row upstream at 16 km/hr anddownstream at 22 km/hr. Find the man’sspeed in still water in km/hr.(A) 19 (B) 14(C) 17 (D) 18

27. The difference of simple interest on ` 1200

for 3 years and that on ` 800 for 4 years atsome rate is ` 20. The rate percent perannum is :(A) 2.5% (B) 5%(C) 8% (D) 10%

28. A exceeds B by 40% and B is less than Cby 20%, then A : C is :(A) 28 : 25 (B) 26 : 25(C) 3 : 2 (D) 3 : 1

29. The average of three numbers is 28. Thefirst number is half of the second and thethird number is twice the second. The thirdnumber is(A) 18 (B) 12(C) 36 (D) 48

30. Find the value of

8.73 8.73 8.73 4.27 4.27 4.27

8.73 4.27 8.73 4.27 4.27 4.27

(A) 11 (B) 13

(C)11

7(D) 12

31. 1

38 = ?

(A) 2 (B) 4

(C) 2 (D) 2 2

32. A total of 324 coins of 20 paise and 25 paisemake a sum of ` 71. The number of 25 paisecoins is :(A) 120 (B) 144(C) 124 (D) 200

33. 8 men and 12 children can do a piece of work in 9 days. A child takes double thetime to do the work than the man. In howmany days 12 men can complete the work ?

(A) 101

2 days (B) 14 days

(C) 18 days (D) 131

2

days

34. Out of 100 students, 50 failed in Englishand 30 in Mathematics. If 12 students failin both English and Mathematics, then thenumber of student who passed in both thesubjects is :(A) 26 (B) 28(C) 30 (D) 32

35. The area of a trapezium shaped field is 480sq. metre, if the height is 15 metre and oneof the parallel sides is 20 m. Find the otherparallel side.(A) 44 metre (B) 20 metre(C) 84 metre (D) 150 metre

26. , d O ; f D r 16 f d e h @ ? k a V k d h p k y ls /k j k d s i z f r d w y 22 f d e h @ ? k a V k d h p k y ls /k j k d s v u q d w y tk r k g S ty e s a O ; f D r d h p k y K k r d j s a A(A) 19 (B) 14(C) 17 (D) 18

27. ` 1200 i j 3 o " k Z d s f y , rF k k` 800 i j 4 o " k Z d s f y , a f d lh o k f " k Z d n j i j lk /k j . k C ; k t d k v a r j` 20 g S A i z f r o " k Z n j i z f r ' k r g S &(A) 2.5% (B) 5%(C) 8% (D) 10%

28. A, B ls 40% v f/d g S rF k kB, C ls 20% d e g S ] r k sA : C g S &(A) 28 : 25 (B) 26 : 25(C) 3 : 2 (D) 3 : 1

29. r h u la [ ; k v k s a d k v k S lr 28 g S A i g y h la [ ; k n w lj s d k g S rF k k r h lj h la [ ; k n w lj s d k n k s x q u k g S A r h lj h la(A) 18 (B) 12(C) 36 (D) 48

30.8.73 8.73 8.73 4.27 4.27 4.27

8.73 4.27 8.73 4.27 4.27 4.27

d k

e k u K k r d j s a A(A) 11 (B) 13

(C)11

7(D) 12

31. 1

38 = ?

(A) 2 (B) 4

(C) 2 (D) 2 2

32. 20 i S ls rF k k 25 i S ls d s 324 f lD d s a f e y d j` 7 1 c u k r s g S a A 25 i S lk s a d s f lD d k s a d h la [ ; k g S &(A) 120 (B) 144(C) 124 (D) 200

33. 8 O ; f D r rF k k 12 c P p s f d lh d k e d k s 9 f n u k s a e s a d j , d c P p k d k e d j u s e s a , d O ; f D r ls n k s x q u k le ; y s r k g S f d r u s f n u k s a e s a 12 O ; f D r m l d k e d k s i w j k d j ld r s

(A) 101

2 f n u (B) 14 f n u

(C) 18 f n u (D) 13 12 f n u

34. 100 N k = k k s a e s a ] 50 v a x z s th e s a rF k k 30 x f . k r e s a g S a A ; f n 12 N k = k v a x z s th rF k k x f . k r n k s u k s a e s a r k s N k = k k s a d h la [ ; k ] tk s n k s u k s a f o " k ; k s a e s a i k(A) 26 (B) 28(C) 30 (D) 32

35. , d le y a c p r q Z H k q tk d k j d s e S n k u d k { k s = k i Q y 4 e h V j g S a ] ; f n m ¡ p k b Z 15 e h V j g S rF k k le k a r j H k q , d 20 e h V j g S A n w lj h le k a r j H k q tk K k r d j s a A(A) 44 e h Vj (B) 20 e h Vj (C) 84 e h Vj (D) 150 e h Vj

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36. 55% of the population of a town are males.If the total population is 64100, the

population of females is :

(A) 35255 (B) 28845

(C) 30295 (D) 29835

37. What is the distance travelled by Priya, if she takes three rounds of a circular parkwith radius 14 metre ?(A) 88 metre (B) 250 metre(C) 314 metre (D) 264 metre

38.2403

4 is written in decimal form as :

(A) 612.25 (B) 600.75(C) 800.25 (D) 650.75

39. A train is running at a speed of 90 km/hr.If it crosses a signal in 10 sec., then thelength of the train in metres is :

(A) 150 m (B) 324 m(C) 900 m (D) 250 m

40. If the numerator of a fraction be decreased

by 70% and the denominator be increased

by 50%, the fraction becomes9

20. Find the

original fraction.

(A)3

5(B)

9

4

(C)5

9(D)

4

5

41. The length of a rectangular hall is 5 timesof its breadth. The area of the hall is 500square metre. The length of the hall is :

(A) 15 m (B) 22.5 m(C) 25 m (D) 50 m

42. The L.C.M of two numbers a and b is 72

and 72>a >b. The biggest possible values of a and b are respectively.(A) 24, 18 (B) 24, 9

(C) 36, 24 (D) 72, 4843. Find the value of

1 1 1 11 1 1 1

1 2 3 x x x x

(A)1

14 x

(B) x + 4

(C)1

x

(D)4 x

x

44. Preeti spends 30% of his income on grocery

and 40% of remaining on travels. After thisshe spends 25% on education. If his annualincome is ` 2,00,000. Find his annual

savings.(A) ` 63,000 (2) ` 36,000(C) ` 63,500 (D) ` 60,000

36. , d ' k g j d h tu la [ ; k d k 55 i z f r ' k r i q # " k g S a A ; f n d q y tu la [ ; k 64100 g S ] r k s e f g y k v k s a d h tu la [ ; k g S &(A) 35255 (B) 28845

(C) 30295 (D) 29835

37. f i z ;k d s } k j k r ; d h x ; h n w j h D ; k g S ] ; f n o g 14 e h V

f = k T ; k o k y s o ` r k d k j m n ~ ; k u d s p k j k s a v k s j r h u p D g S \(A) 88 e h Vj (B) 250 e h Vj (C) 314 e h Vj (D) 264 e h Vj

38.2403

4 n ' k e y o d s # i e s a f y [ k k tk r k g S &

(A) 612.25 (B) 600.75(C) 800.25 (D) 650.75

39. , d j s y x k M + h 9 0 f d e h @ ? k a V s d h p k y ls p y j g h g S A 10 ls d s . M e s , d f lX u y d k s i k j d j tk r h g S ] r k s j s y x k M d h y a c k b Z e h V j e s g S &(A) 150 e h Vj (B) 324 e h Vj (C) 900 e h Vj (D) 250 e h Vj

40. ; f n f d lh f H k U u d s v a ' k e s a ls 70 i z f r ' k r ? k V k f n ; k

g S rF k k g j d k s 50 i z f r ' k r c a >b g S Aa rF k k b d k Ø e ' k % lc ls c M + k e k u g k s ld r k g S A(A) 24, 18 (B) 24, 9(C) 36, 24 (D) 72, 48

43.1 1 1 1

1 1 1 11 2 3 x x x x

d k e k u K k r

d j s a A

(A)1

14 x

(B) x + 4

(C)1

x

(D)4 x

x

44. i z h r h v i u h v k ; d k 30 i z f r ' k r f d j k u s d s lk e k u i j [ k p Z d j r h g S rF k k ' k s " k d k 40 i z f r ' k r ; k = k k i j [ k p Z d j r h m ld s c k n o g 25 i z f r ' k r f ' k { k k i j [ k p Z d j r h g S A ; f m ld h o k f " k Z d v k ;` 2 ] 00] 000 g S A m ld h o k f " k Z d c p K k r d j s a A(A) ` 63,000 (2) ` 36,000

(C)` 63,500 (D)

` 60,000

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45. Which succesive discount in the following

is greatest?

(A) 20%, 5%, 10% (B) 5%, 10%, 20%

(C) 10%, 20%, 5% (D) all equals

46. Find the compound interest on ` 8000 at

8% per annum for 2 years it is compoundedhalf-yearly.

(A) ` 1358 (B) ` 1358.86

(C) ` 1369.65 (D) ` 1465.32

47. The mean of 15 numbers is 25. If 4 is

subtracted from every number, what will be

new mean?

(A) 29 (B) 11

(C) 21 (D) 19

Directions (Q. 48-50): Study the following Pie-

chart carefully to answer these questions.

Total Students = 6500

Percentage distribution of Students indifferent courses

B.Sc, 30%

B.Ed, 18%

B.Tech, 7%

P h a r m a c y , 1 3 %

MBA, 26%

M B B S

, 6 %

48. What is the difference between the number

of students in MBA and MBBS?

(A) 800 (B) 1600

(C) 1300 (D) 650

49. What percentage more (approximately) are

students in MBA as compared to students

in B.Ed.?

(A) 49 % (B) 53 %

(C) 59 % (D) 44 %

50. What is the total number of students inB.Ed., Pharmacy and MBBS together?

(A) 2465 (B) 2565

(C) 2405 (D) 2504

51. A stick partly immersed in water appears

bent due to

(A) Reflection (B) Polarisation

(C) Scattering (D) Refraction

52. A method of growing plants on a liquid

solution of minerals is known as -

(A) Hydroponics (B) Herpetology

(C) Hydrotropism (D) Symbiosis

45. f u E u e s a ls d k S u& lk Ø e k x r N w V lc ls c M + k g S \(A) 20%, 5%, 10% (B) 5%, 10%, 20%

(C) 10%, 20%, 5% (D) lH k h c j k c j 46. ` 8 000 i j 8 i z f r ' k r o k f " k Z d n j ls n k s o " k k s Z a d k p

C ; k t D ; k g k s x k ; f n C ; k t N e k g h la ; k s f tr g k s \(A) ` 1358 (B) ` 1358.86

(C) ` 1369.65 (D) ` 1465.32

47. 15 la [ ; k v k s a d k e k è ; 25 g S A ; f n i z R ; s d la [ ; k ls 4 ? k V tk , r k s ] u ; k e k è ; D ; k g k s x k \(A) 29 (B) 11

(C) 21 (D) 19

f u n s Z ' k ( i z ñ 48& 50)% f u E u f y f [ k r i k b Z & p k V Z d k s è ;k vè ;;u d j s a rF k k b u i z ' u k s a d s m Ù k j n s a A

d q y N k = k= 6500 f o fH k U u i k B ~ ;Ø e k s a e s a N k = k k s a d k i z f r ' k r f o r j

B.Sc, 30%

B.Ed, 18%

B.Tech, 7%

P h a r m a c y , 1 3 %

MBA, 26%

M B B S

, 6 %

48. MBA rF k kMBBS d s N k = k k s a d h la [ ; k d s c h p d s v a d k e k u D ; k g S \(A) 800 (B) 1600

(C) 1300 (D) 650

49. B.Ed. d h r q y u k e s aMBA d s N k = k k s a d k i z f r ' k r( y xH k f d r u k v f /d g S \(A) 49 % (B) 53 %

(C) 59 % (D) 44 %

50. B.Ed., Pharmacy rF k k MBBS d s d q y N k = k k s a d h

la [ ; k D ; k g S \(A) 2465 (B) 2565

(C) 2405 (D) 2504

51. f d ld s d k j . k , d N M + h v k a f ' k d :i ls i k u h e s a M w c d j e q M + k g q v k i z r h r g k s r k g S \(A) i j k o r Z u (B) /z q o h d j . k (C) f c [ k j k o (D) v i o r Z u

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53. Lack of hydrogen at high altitudes produces(A) Body bends(B) Anoxemia(C) Asthma(D) Artificial respiration

54. The gas used in extenguishing fire is(A) Carbon monoxide(B) Carbon dioxide(C) Sulpher dioxide(D) Nitrogen

55. The watch dog of international trade is :(A) World Bank (B) IMF(C) GATT (D) IFC

56. Who is the winner of present Wimbledon'swomen championship ?(A) Martina Navaratilova(B) Conchita Martina(C) Steffi Graf (D) Gabriela Sebatina

57. Man cannot survive without takingminimum amount of (A) Minerals(B) Fats(C) Portein(D) Carbohydrates

58. How many countries participated in the25th Olympic Games held at Barcelona?(A) 168 (B) 180(C) 172 (D) 173

59. Which of the following is used for makingRat Poison?(A) Sodium phosphide

(B) Nitrogen Phosphide(C) Potassium permanganate(D) Calcium Sulphate

60. Which of the following is the softest part of body ?(A) Enamel(B) Malleus(C) Blood (Connective tissue)(D) incus

61. Study of teeth is known as(A) Gastroenterology (B) Orthopadics(C) Nephrology (D) Odontology

62. No of chromosomes in Down's Syndromeis:(A) 46 (B) 47(C) 48 (D) 49

63. Mumps is a disease caused by (A) Fungus (B) Bacterium(C) Virus (D) None of these

64. Pollination by wind is called(A) Anemophily (B) Hydrophily (C) Zoophily (D) Entomophily

65. Which Vitamin is present in our body fromchildhood ?(A) Vitamin B

12(B) Vitamin B

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(C) Vitamin A (D) Vitamin C

53. v f /d m Q ¡ p k b Z i j g k b M ª k s tu d h d e h D ; k m R i U u d(A) ' k j h j d k > q d u k (B) j D r d k lk e k U ; L r j ls u h p s g k s u k (C) n e k

(D) d ̀f = k e ' o lu 54. v k x c q > k u s e s a d k S u& lk x S l i z ; k s x f d ; k tk r k g S \

(A) d k c Z u e k s u k s v k W D lk b M (B) d k c Z u M k b Z v k D lk b M (C) ly i Q j M k b Z v k D lk b M (D) u k b V ª k s tu

55. v a r j jk " V ª h ; O ; k i k j d s i z g j h g S &(A) f o ' o c S a d (B) v U rj k Z " V ª h ; e q n z k d k s " k(C) x S V (GATT) (D) v U r j k Z " V ª h ; f o R r f u ;k s tu

56. o r Z e k u e s a e f g y k f o a c y M u p S f E i ; u f ' k i d h f o ts r k d k S g S \(A) e k f V Z u k u o j k f r y k s o k (B) d k s f p r k e k f V Z u k (C) L Vs i Q h x z k i Q (D) x S c f j ; y k ls c k f V u k

57. f d ld h U ;w u r e e k = k k d s f c u k O ;f D r th f o r u g h j g ld r k \(A) [ k f u t (B) o lk (C) i z k s V h u (D) d k c k s Z g k b M ª s V

58. f d r u s n s ' k k s a u s c k ls Z y k s u k e s a v k ; k s f tr25 o s a v k s y a f i d [ k s y k s a e s a H k k x f y ; k \(A) 168 (B) 180

(C) 172 (D) 173

59. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls D ; k p w g s e k j u s d h n o k c u k u s d s i z ; k s x f d ; k tk r k g S \(A) lk s f M ; e i Q k W L i Q k b M (B) u k b V ª k s tu i Q k W L i Q k b M (C) i k s V S f ' k ; e i j e S a x u s V (D) d S f Y ' k ; e lY i Q s V

60. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ' k j h j d k lc ls u e Z f g L lk D ; k g S \(A) n a r o Y d (B) d k u d h g M ~ M h (C) j D r la ; k s th m Ù k d (D) b U d l

61. n k ¡ r k s a d s vè ; ; u d k s d g k tk r k g S &(A) x S L V ª k s , a V j k s y k W th (B) v k ; k s a f i f M D l (C) u s i z Q k s y k W th (D) v k s M k s a V k s y k s th

62. M k m u f la M ª k s e e s a x q . k lw = k k s a d h la [ ; k g S \(A) 46 (B) 47

(C) 48 (D) 49

63. x y x . M j k s x f d l d k j . k g k s r k g S \(A) i Q i Q w ¡ n (B) th o k . k q (C) f o " k k . k q (D) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

64. g o k d s n ~ o k j k i j k x . k d k s d g k tk r k g S \(A) , u e h i Q y h (B) g k b M ª s k f i Q y h (C) tq & f i Q y h (D) b u V k W e k s f i Q y h

65. d k S u& lk f o V k f e u c p i u ls g h g e k j s ' k j h j e s a e k S tw n g k s(A) f o V k f e uB

12(B) f o V k f e uB

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(C) f o V k f e uA (D) f o V k f e uC

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66. Which of the following is use to kill cancercell ?(A) Cobalt 60 (B) Copper(C) Sodium nitrite (D) Sodium

67. Which is the highest Literacy award of the

world ?(A) Nobel Prize (B) Booker Prize(C) Pulitzer Prize (D) Magsaysay award

68. The famous dialogue between Nachiketaand Yama is mentioned in the(A) Chhandogyopanishad(B) Mundakopanishad(C) Kathopanishad(D) Kenopanishad

69. When was Lord Buddha Born ?(A) 586 BC (B) 1000 BC(C) 560 BC (D) 623 BC

70. In India, Inflation measured by the(A) Wholesale price Index number

(B) Consumers price Index for urban non-manual workers

(C) National income Deflation(D) Consumers price Index for agriculture

workers71. How many banks were nationalized in

1969?(A) 16 (B) 14(C) 15 (D) 20

72. Identify the vector quantity from thefollowing(A) Heat(B) Angular momentum(C) Time(D) Work

73. Lux is the SI unit of (A) Intensity of illumination(B) Luminous efficiency (C) Luminous flux(D) Luminous intensity

74. Pick out the scalar Quantity (A) Force (B) pressure(C) Velocity (D) acceleration

75. Metals are good conductor of electricity because(A) They contain free electrons(B) The atoms are lightly packed

(C) They have high melting point(D) All of the above

76. The metal that does not give H2 on reaction

with Dilute HCL is:(A) Zn (B) Fe(C) Ag (D) Ca

77. Zone refining is used for the purificationof:(A) Au (B) Ge(C) Ag (D) Cu

78. The Mineral Containing both Magnesiumand calcium is :(A) Magnesite (B) Calcite(C) Dolomite (D) Carnallite

66. f u E u e s a ls d S a lj d k s f ' k d k d k s e k j u s d s f y , D ; k i z ; k s f d ; k tk r k g S \(A) d k s c k Y V 60 (B) r k a c k (C) lk s f M ; e u k b V ª s V (D) lk s f M ; e

67. n q f u ; k d k lc ls m P p r e lk { k j r k i q j L d k j d k S u& lk g S \(A) u k s c s y i q j L d k j (B) c q dj i q j L d k j (C) i q f y R tj i q j L d k j (D) e S a x ls ls i q j L d k j

68. u f p d s r k v k S j ; e d s c h p i z f l¼ c k r p h r d k m Y y s [ k f d le s a f d ; k x ; k g S \(A) N a M k s X ; k s i f u " k n ~ (B) e q a M k d k s i f u " k n ~ (C) d k B k s i f u " k n ~ (D) f d u k s i f u " k n ~

69. H k x o k u c q ¼ d k tU e d c g q v k F k k \(A) 586 b Z - i w - (B) 1000 b Z - i w -(C) 560 b Z - i w - (D) 623 b Z - i w -

70. H k k j r e s a e g a x k b Z n j d k s d S ls e k i k tk r k g S \

(A) F k k s d e w Y ; lw p d k a d la [ ; k (B) ' k g j h v f u ; f e r J f e d k s a d s f y , m iH k k s D R k k e w Y

lw p d k a d (C) j k " V ª h ; v k ; v i L i Q h f r d k j d (D) d ̀f " k J f e d k s a d s f u , m iH k k s D r k e w Y ; lw p d k a d

71. f d r u s c S a d k s d k s1969 e s a j k " V ª h ; d ` r f d ; k x ; k \(A) 16 (B) 14

(C) 15 (D) 20

72. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls ln f ' k j k f ' k d k s i g p k u s A(A) m " e k (B) d k s . k h ; la o s x (C) le ; (D) d k ; Z

73. y D l f d ld k , lv k b Z b Z d k b Z g S \(A) i z d k ' k d h r h o z r k (B) i z d k ' k ; q D r n{ k r k (C) i z d k ' k ; q D r i z o k g (D) i z d k ' k ; q D r r h o z r k

74. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls v f n ' k j k f ' k i g p k u s a A(A) c y (B) n c k o (C) o s x (D) R o j . k

75. /k r q f c ty h d k v P N k lq p k y d g S D ; k s a f d (A) m u e s a L o r a = k b y s D V ª k W u ' k k f e y g S a A(B) i j e k . k q g Y d s tq M + s g k s r s g S A(C) b u ds x y u k a d m P p g S A(D) m i j k s D r lH k h

76. d k S u lk /k r q ty f e fJ r g k b M ª k s D y k f j d v E y d s lk F k i z f r d j H

2 g k b M ª k s tu u g h c u k r k g S \

(A) Zn (B) Fe

(C) Ag (D) Ca

77. t k s u f j i Q k b Z f u a x f d ld h ' k q f ¼ d s f y , i z ; k s x f d ; k g S \(A) Au (B) Ge

(C) Ag (D) Cu

78. o g [ k f u t f tle s a e S X u h f ' k ; e v k S j d S f Y ' k ; e n k s u k s a g S(A) e S X u s lk b V (B) d s Ylk b V (C) M k s y k s e k b V (D) d k j u s y k b V

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79. The Nobel Prize was given to ……… for

discovering Neutron

(A) Chedwick (B) Rurherford

(C) Neil Boar (D) Rontgen

80. Which film has won the Golden conch award

for the best documentary at MumbaiInternational Film Festival 2016 ?

(A) Chhaya (B) My Name is salt

(C) Phum Shang (D) Placebo

81. Which Country has topped the Global Go

To Think Tank Index Report (GGTTI) 2015 ?

(A) France (B) USA

(C) China (D) India

82. The oldest oil Refinery in India is at

(A) Digboi, Assam

(B) Haldia, near Kolkata

(C) Koyali, near baroda

(D) Noonmati, Assam

83. The water shed between India andMYANMAR is formed by

(A) Naga Hills (B) The Garo Hills

(C) Khasi Hills (D) Jaintia Hills

84. The smell of urine is due to

(A) Trimethylamine(B) Sulphur

(C) Ammonia (D) Butonic acid

85. How is the sound waves in the air?

(A) transverse (B) longitudinal

(C) electromagnetic field

(D) polarization

86. In which unit atomic size is expressed?

(A) fermi (B) angstrom

(C) newton (D) tesla

87. Light year is the unit of -

(A) time (B) distance

(C) light (D) light intensity

88. In which of the following article "Right to

equality" is provision.

(A) article-14

(B) article-19

(C) article-20

(D) article-21

89. Who is the prophet of new India ?

(A) Dayananda Saraswati

(B) Shri Ramkrishan(C) Raja Rammohan Rai

(D) Swami Vivekananda

90. The minimum age for members of the

council is …..

(A) 25 years (B) 21 years

(C) 30 years (D) 35 years

91. Judicial review of the constitution is based

on

(A) on the rule of law

(B) Due process of law

(C) On the procedure established by law

(D) Former decision on practice.

79. U ; w V ª k W u d h [ k k s t d s f y , u k s c s y i q j L d k j f d ls f n ; k x ; k F k k \(A) p S M f o d (B) j n j i Q k s M Z Z (C) u h y c k s j (D) j k s , a V tu

80. f d l f i Q Y e u s e q c b Z b a V j u s ' k u y f i Q Y e i Q s f L V o y2016 d k lo Z J s " B o ` R r f p = k d s f y , x k s Y M u ' a k [ k i q j L d k j g S \(A) N k ; k (B) e s j k u k e u e d g S(C) g ~ ; w e ' k k a x (D) I y s lc k s

81. o S f ' o d x k s V w f F k a d V S a d lw p d k a d f j i k s V Z(CGTTI) 2015 e s a d k S u& lk n s ' k lc ls m Q i j g S a \(A) i z Q k a l (B) ; w - , l- , (C) p h u (D) b a f M ; k

82. H k k j r e s a lc ls i z k p h u r s y f j i Q k b u j h d g k ¡ g S a \(A) f M x c k s b Z ] v le (B) g f Y n ; k ] d y d Ù k k

(C) d k s ; k y h ] c M + k S n k (D) u w u e Ù k h ] v le 83. H k k j r v k S j E ; a k e k j d s c h p ty f oH k k tu f d ld s n ~ o k j k c u

x ; k g S \(A) u k x k i g k f M + ; k ¡ (B) x k j k s i g k f M + ; k ¡ (C) [ k k j h i g k f M + ; k ¡ (D) t; a f r ; k i g k f M + ; k ¡

84. e w = k d s x a / d h o tg g S &(A) V ª k b Z f eF k b y s f e u (B) lY i Q j (C) v e k s f u ; k (D) C ; w V k s u k s b d v E y

85. g o k e s a è o f u d h r j a x s d S lh g k s r h g S \(A) f r ; Z d ~ (B) y a c o r (C) f o n ~ ; q r p q E c d h ; (D) /z q o h d ` r ; k r j a f x r d j u k

86. i j e k . k q d k v k d k j f d l b d k b Z e s a O ; D r f d ; k tk r k g S (A) i Q eh Z (B) , a x L V ª k s e (C) U ; w V u (D) V s L y k

87. i z d k ' k o " k k Z d h b Z d k b Z D ; k g S \(A) le ; (B) n w j h (C) i z d k ' k (D) i z d k ' k d h r h o z r k

88. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u& ls v u q P N s n e s a ] le r k d k v i z k o/k u g S \(A) v u q P N s n &14 (B) v u q P N s n &19(C) v u q P N s n &20 (D) v u q P N s n &21

89. ̂ u , H k k j r d k i S x a c j* f d ls d g k tk r k g S \(A) n ; k u a n lj L o r h (B) J h j k e d ` " . k (C) j k tk j k e e k s g u j k ; (D) L o k e h f o o s d k j a n

90. j k T ; lH k k d s ln L ; d s f y , U ; w u r e v k ; q - - - - - - - - - g S A(A) 25 o " k Z (B) 21 o " k Z (C) 30 o " k Z (D) 35 o " k Z

91. H k k j r h ; la f o/k u e s a U ; k f ; d i q u j h { k . k v k /k f j r g S &(A) f o f/ lE e r ' k k lu i j (B) f o f/ d h lE ; d i z f Ø ; k i j (C) f o f/ } k j k L F k k f i r i z f Ø ; k i j (D) i w o Z f u . k Z ; k s a rF k k i f j i k f V ; k s a i j

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92. Which of the following is the organic methodof soil conservation.(A) contour farming(B) contour railing(C) Gully Control(D) Basin Lastings

93. Acid rain contains, which destroysmangroves ?(A) Nitrate(B) Ozone(C) Carbonmonoxide(D) Sulphuric acid

94. What is the weight of 6.023 × 1022 Carbonatoms ?(A) 12 gm. (B) 120 gm.(C) 1.2 gm. (D) 0.12 gm.

95. Colloidal particles hanging in the waterwhich can be removed from the process of?(A) Clotting (B) Filtration

(C) Absorbing (D) Absorption96. What type metal alloy is used in printing

press ?(A) Lead and copper(B) Lead and antimony (C) Lead and bismuth(D) Lead and Zinc

97. What is the percentage of pure gold in 18carat gold ?(A) 100% (B) 80%(C) 75% (D) 60%

98. Who of the following Aurangzeb sent todefeat chhatrapati Shivaji ?

(A) Raja Jaswant Singh(B) Raja Maan Singh(C) Raja Bhagwan Das(D) Raja Jai Singh

99. Who was the ruller at the times of NadirShah's invasion of Delhi ?(A) Muhammdshah(B) Bahadur Shah(C) Alamgir II(D) Shah Alam-II

100. Who was supposed to start 'RyotwariSystem' in the Madras presidency duringthe British rule ?

(A) Makartoni (B) Elinfston(C) Thomas Munro (D) John Lawrence

92. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls D ; k e ` n k la j{ k . k d h tS o i ¼ f r g S

(A) le k s P p d ` f " k (B) le k s P p o s f n d k d j . k

(C) v o f u k f y d k f u ; a = k . k (D) c s f lu f y f L a V x

93. v E y h ; o " k k Z e s a D ; k g k s r k g S ] f tlls o j L i f r ; k a u " V g

g S a \

(A) u k b V ª s V (B) v k s tk s u

(C) d k c Z u e k s u k s v W k D lk b M (D) lY Ý ; w j f d v E y

94. d k c Z u d s 6.023 × 1022 i j e k . k q v k s a d k H k k j f d r u k g

g S a \

(A) 12 x z k e (B) 120 x z k e

(C) 1.2 x z k e (D) 0.12 x z k e

95. i k u h e s a y V d s g q , d k s y k b M h d . k ] f d l i z f Ø ; k ls g V k

ld r s g S a \

(A) L da n u (B) f u L ; a n u (C) v f /' k k s " k . k (D) v o ' k k s " k . k

96. e q n z . k k y ; e s a i z ; q D r V k b i /k r q f d ld s , s y k W ; g S \

(A) lh lk v k S j r k a c k (B) lh lk v k S j , a V h e u h

(C) lh lk v k S j f c L eF k (D) lh lk v k S j f ta d

97. 18 d S j s V ls k u s e s a ' k q ¼ L o . k Z d k v u q i k r g k s r k g S (A) 100% (B) 80%

(C) 75% (D) 60%

98. N = k i f r f ' k o k th d k s g j k u s d s f y , v k S j a x ts c u s f u E u e s

f d ld k s H k s tk F k k \(A) j k tk tlo a r f la g (B) j k tk e k u f la g

(C) j k tk H k k x o k u n k l (D) j k tk t; f la g

99. u k f n j ' k k g d s v k Ø e . k d s le ; f n Y y h d k ' k k ld d k S u F k k \

(A) e q g E e n ' k k g (B) c g k n q j ' k k g

(C) v k y e x h j f } r h ; (D) ' k k g v k y e f } r h ;

100. f c z f V ' k e s a j k tL o n k S j k u] r R d k y h u e n z k l i z s lh M a s lh

i z . k k y h * d h ' k q :v k r d j u s o k y k d k S u F k k \

(A) e S d k V Z u h (B) , f Y a i Q lV k s u

(C) F k k W e l e q u j k s (D) tk W u y k W j s a l

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