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H k k x &I ( lk e k U ; c q f ¼ e r k )

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 , A1. V ª S D V j : V ª s y j : : ? k k s M + k: ?

(A) r c s y k (B) lS M y (C) jF k @ x k M + h (D) b a tu

2. H k w d a i v k y s [ k u: H k w d a i: : c S j k s e h V j: ?

(A) H k w L [ k y u (B) T o k y k e q [ k h (C) n k c (D) i z f r j k s /d

3. 64 : 513 : : 144 : ?

(A) 1729 (B) 1723

(C) 1730 (D) 17264. 8 : 36 : : 12 : ?

(A) 84 (B) 59

(C) 78 (D) 64

5. TSN : ORQ : : QPK : ?

(A) PWK (B) PON

(C) LNO (D) LON

6. e y s f j ; k : c h e k j h: : c j N h : ?(A) e ` R ; q (B) r y o k j (C) v L = k (D) t[ e

7. d q Ù k k: f i Y y k : : c d j h : ?

(A) c N M + k (B) c P p k (C) e s e u k (D) c N s M + k 8. HJSM : GIRL : : ? : RNES

(A) BOYS (B) TOYS

(C) SOFT (D) COWS

9. v k x : j k [ k : : è k e k d k: ?(A) y k S (B) e ` R ; q (C) è o f u (D) v o ' k s " k

10. i z ' u v k Ñ f r ;k ¡ %

?: :: :

m Ù k j v k Ñ f r ;k ¡ %

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

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 k s a @ la [ ;k d k s p q f u , A11. (A) G (B) N

(C) U (D) R

12. (A) PTVR (B) MQSO

(C) OUSQ (D) DHJF

13. (A) Education (B) Society

(C) Humanity (D) Hesitation

14. (A) 5922 – 47 (B) 2619 – 27

(C) 1904 – 17 (D) 1509 – 13

15. (A) SKY (B) CRY

(C) DRY (D) GUY

16. (A) 1369 (B) 2209

(C) 2197 (D) 1849

17. (A) ONIDA (B) LG

(C) SAMSUNG (D) HCL

18. (A) MDOANY (B) YFDRIA

(C) HIODALY (D) YADWESDEN

19. ; f n , d j lk s b ; k d k s v k S j r d g k tk r k g k s ] v k S j r d k s y M + d h

d g k tk ,] y M + d h d k s [ k k u lk e k ¡ d g k tk ,] [ k k u lk e k ¡ d k s M k f d ; k d g k tk , v k S j M k f d ; k d k s M ª k b o j d g k tk ,] r k s j s L r j k ¡ e s a [ k k u k d k S u i j k s ls x k?

(A) v k S j r (B) M k f d ; k (C) [ k k u lk e k ¡ (D) M ª k b o j

20. ; f n + d k vF k Z g k s÷, – d k vF k Z g k s+, × d k vF k Z g k s – rF k k ÷ d k vF k Z×, r k s8 ÷ 4 – 6 + 3 × 4 = ?

(A) 30 (B) 8

(C) 46 (D) 13

21. ' k C nWASHINGTON e s a o g d k S u lk v{ k j g S tk s f x u u s

i j ( i z k j E H k ls ) o g h la [ ; k g S tk s o . k Z e k y k e s a g S?(A) N (B) T

(C) O (D) G

22. ; f n RIGHMG d k d w VPLEASE g k s, r k sSLEEP d k d w V D ; k g k s x k?

(A) MIGGR (B) GHMGG

(C) GRIMG (D) HIMMR

f u n s Z 'k(23-25): d k S u lh la [ ;k n h x b Z J a [ k y k d k s i w j k d j s x h?

23. 17, 34, 102, 408, ___

(A) 1680 (B) 2040

(C) 2216 (D) 2560

24. 27, 25, 343, 81, ___ , 169

(A) 1000 (B) 576

(C) 1331 (D) 729

25. 11, 23, 48, 99, 202, ___

(A) 268 (B) 405

(C) 409 (D) 368

26. u h p s n h g q b Z v k Ñ f r e s a f = k H k q tk s a d h la [ ; k K k r d h f t,%

(A) 32 (B) 31

(C) 30 (D) 29



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Part - I (General Intelligence)

Directions(1–10) : In each of the following

questions, select the related letter/word/

figure/ number from the given alternatives.

1. Tractor : Trailer : : Horse : ?

(A) Stable (B) Saddle

(C) Cart (D) Engine

2. Seismography : Earthquake : : Barometer : ?

(A) Landslides (B) Volcanoes

(C) Pressure (D) Resistance

3. 64 : 513 : : 144 : ?

(A) 1729 (B) 1723

(C) 1730 (D) 17264. 8 : 36 : : 12 : ?

(A) 84 (B) 59

(C) 78 (D) 64

5. TSN : ORQ : : QPK : ?

(A) PWK (B) PON

(C) LNO (D) LON

6. Malaria : Disease : : Spear : ?

(A) Death (B) Sword

(C) Weapon (D) Wound

7. Dog : Puppy : : Goat : ?

(A) Calf (B) Kid(C) Lamb (D) Colt

8. HJSM : GIRL : : ? : RNES

(A) BOYS (B) TOYS

(C) SOFT (D) COWS

9. Fire : Ashes : : Explosion : ?

(A) Flame (B) Death

(C) Sound (D) Debris

10. Question figures :

?: :: :

Answer figures :

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

Directions (11–18) : Find the odd number/

letters/ number from the given alternatives.

11. (A) G (B) N

(C) U (D) R

12. (A) PTVR (B) MQSO(C) OUSQ (D) DHJF

13. (A) Education (B) Society

(C) Humanity (D) Hesitation

14. (A) 5922 – 47 (B) 2619 – 27

(C) 1904 – 17 (D) 1509 – 13

15. (A) SKY (B) CRY

(C) DRY (D) GUY

16. (A) 1369 (B) 2209

(C) 2197 (D) 1849

17. (A) ONIDA (B) LG

(C) SAMSUNG (D) HCL

18. (A) MDOANY (B) YFDRIA

(C) HIODALY (D) YADWESDEN

19. If cook is called woman, woman is called

girl, girl is called butler, butler is called

postman and postman is called driver, who

will serve food in the restaurant ?

(A) Woman (B) Postman

(C) Butler (D) Driver

20. If + means ÷, – means +, × means – and ÷

means × then what will be the value of

8 ÷ 4 – 6 + 3 × 4 = ?

(A) 30 (B) 8

(C) 46 (D) 13

21. Which letter in the word WASHINGTON is

the same number in the word (counting

from the beginning) as it is in the alphabet ?

(A) N (B) T (C) O (D) G

22. If RIGHMG is the code of PLEASE, what

would be the code of SLEEP ?

(A) MIGGR (B) GHMGG

(C) GRIMG (D) HIMMR

Directions (23-25): Which number will

complete the given series ?

23. 17, 34, 102, 408, ___

(A) 1680 (B) 2040

(C) 2216 (D) 2560

24. 27, 25, 343, 81, ___ , 169

(A) 1000 (B) 576(C) 1331 (D) 729

25. 11, 23, 48, 99, 202, ___

(A) 268 (B) 405

(C) 409 (D) 368

26. Find the number of triangles in the diagram

given below:

(A) 32 (B) 31

(C) 30 (D) 29



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27. lq " k e k d k n U r f p f d R ld d s i k l7 : 20 lk ; a d k s f e y u s d k le ; r ; F k k A n U r f p f d R ld d s d{ k e s a a ? k q lr s le ; m lu s n h o k j ? k M + h d h i z f r P N f o n s [ k h A ? k M + h d h lq b ; k ¡4 : 40 f n [ k k j g h F k h A o g tk u r h F k h f d i z f r N k ; k g k s u s d s d k j . k ; g lg h le ; u g h a g S A o g f u ; r le ; ls(A) 20 f e u V f o y E c ls g S A(B) 20 f e u V i w o Z g S A(C) B h d le ; i j g S A(D) m i ; q Z D r e s a ls d k s b Z H k h u g h a

28. ; f n P + Q d k vF k Z g k s f dP, Q d k H k k b Z g S, P × Q d k vF k Z g k s f dP, Q d h e k ¡ g S v k S j P ÷ Q d k vF k Z g k s f dP, Q d h c g u g S, r k s f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls f d ld k vF k Z g k s x k f d R, S d s p k p k g S a?

(A) R × P + S (B) R + P × S(C) R × S + P (D) R ÷ P + S

29. f d r u s lk F k Z d v a x z s th ' k C nEPRY ls i z R ; s d v{ k j d k s , d ' k C n e s a , d c k j b L r s e k y d j r s g q , c u k , tk ld r s g S a?

(A) n k s (B) , d (C) r h u (D) p k j ls v f/d

30. , d [ k k u s e s a N % i q L r d s a v x y& c x y e s a j [ k h g q b Z g S a ] f tu d s u k eA, B, C,D, E rF k kF g S A r h u i q L r d s aB, C v k S jE g j h f tY n o k y h g S a tc f d c k d h i q L r d k s s a d h f tY n i h y h g S AA, D

v k S jB u ; h i q L r d s a g S a a tc f d c k d h i q L r d s a i q j k u h g S a AA, C

v k S jB d k u w u h f j i k s V Z g S a tc f d c k d h x ts f V ; j g S a A f u E u f y f [ k r

e s a ls d k S u g j s f tY n o k y h ] i q j k u h v k S j d k u w u h f j i k s V Z g S?(A) A (B) B(C) C (D) D

31. u h p s n h g q b Z lk j . k h e s a(?) d h la [ ; k K k r d j s a A

16 8 82114 9 62122 8 ?

(A) 671 (B) 761(C) 346 (D) 643

32. j f o m Ù k j& i w o Z e s a8 f d e h i S n y p y r k g S v k S j f i Q j6 f d e h n f { k . k & i w o Z tk r k g S A i z L F k k u f c U n q ls o g f d r u h n w j h i j g S?

(A) 14 f d e h (B) 7 f d e h (C) 9 f d e h (D) 10 f d e h 33. d s ' k o f o t; ls y E c k f d U r q f u f r u ls N k s V k g S ] f u f r u f d ' k u

ls y E c k f d U r q v e j ls N k s V k g S A ; f n f o t; f d ' k u ls y E c k g S ] r k s lc ls N k s V k d k S u g S?

(A) d s ' k o (B) f o t; (C) f u f r u (D) f d ' k u

34. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a y q I r la [ ; k K k r d h f t,:

1, 8, ?, 343, 1331(A) 125 (B) 64(C) 140 (D) 150

35. ; f n STREAMLINE d s n w lj s ] i k ¡ p o s a a ] N B s v k S j n lo s a v{ k j k s a d k s f e y k d j d k s b Z lk F k Z d v a x z s th ' k C n c u k u k lE H k o g k s ] r k s m l ' k C n d k r h lj k v{ k j D ; k g k s x k?

(A) T (B) E(C) M (D) A

36. y M + f d ; k s a d h , d i a f D r e s a ; f n e/q ] tk s c k ; s a ls n lo s a L F k k i j g S ] v k S j o h u k tk s n k , ¡ ls u o s a L F k k u i j g S ] i j L i j v i u k

L F k k u c n y y s a ] r k s e/q ] c k , ¡ ls i U n z g o h a g k s tk , x h A m l i a e s a f d r u h y M + f d ; k ¡ g S?

(A) 16 (B) 18

(C) 23 (D) 22

37. f d lh ? k M + h e s a3 : 40 i j lq b ; k s a d s c h p d k d k s . k g k s x k (A) 130º v a ' k d k (B) 150º v a ' k d k (C) 140º v a ' k d k (D) 125º v a ' k d k

38. f d ' k u d k U r m Ù k j d h v k s j10 f d e h - p y r k g S A o g k ¡ ls o g 6 f d e h n f { k . k d h v k s j p y k r k g S A f i Q j o g3 f d e h i w o Z d h v k s j p y r k g S A o g i z k j E H k f c U n q ls f d r u h n w j v k S j f d l f n e s a g S?(A) 5 f d e h , m Ù k j& i w o Z (B) 7 f d e h , i w o Z (C) 5 f d e h , i w o Z (D) 7 f d e h , m Ù k j

39. ; f n A O ; D r d j r k g k s –, C O ; D r d j r k g k s×, D O ; D r d j r k g k s÷v k S j E O ;D r d j r k g k s+, r k s14C3A12E4D2 = ?

(A) 17 (B) 28

(C) 16 (D) 32

40. f d lh d{ k k d h50 y M + f d ; k s a v k S j70 y M + d k s a u s f e y d j , d la x h r d k ; Z Ø e d k v k ; k s tu f d ; k A ; f n40% y M + f d ; k s a rF k k

50% y M + d k s a u s b le s a H k k x f y ; k ] r k s y xH k x f d r u s i z f r f o |k f F k Z ; k s a u s H k k x f y ; k?

(A) 48% (B) 42%

(C) 44% (D) 46%

41. v a d k s d s f u E u f y f [ k r le w g e s a f d r u s , s ls6 g S a ] f tu d s i w o Z o r h Z 9 g k s v k S j i j o r h Z H k h9 g k s a?669699966696966996699666

(A) 3 (B) 1

(C) 4 (D) 2

f u n s Z ' k(42-43): n h x b Z i z R ;s d v k Ñ f r d s p k j le L ;k v k Ñ f r v k S j p k j m Ù k j v k Ñ f r d s p k j le L ;k v k Ñ f r v k S j p k j m Ù k j

v k Ñ f r tk s (A), (B), (C) v k S j(D) ls f p f U g r g S A m Ù k j v k Ñ f r e s a ls m l v k Ñ f r d k p ;u d j s a tk s n h x b Z le L ;k v k Ñ f r e s a J a [ k y k v k s a d k s i w . k Z d j s x h %42. i z ' u v k Ñ f r ;k ¡ %

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

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27. Sushma has a dentist appointment at 7:20in the evening. While entering the dentist'soffice, she saw reflection of the wall clock.

The hands of clock read 4:40. She knew thatthis being the reflection of the clock, thetime she read is not the correct time. Sheis not on appointed time.(A) She is 20 minutes late(B) She is 20 minutes before time(C) She is on time(D) None of these

28. If P +Q means P is the brother of Q, P × Qmeans P is the mother of Q and P ÷ Q meansP is the sister of Q, then which of thefollowing would mean R is the uncle of S(A) R × P + S (B) R + P × S(C) R × S + P (D) R ÷ P + S

29. How many meaningful English words canbe made with EPRY using each letter only once in each word ?(A) Two (B) One(C) Three (D) More than four

30. On a shelf six volumes are placed by sidelabelled A, B, C,D, E and F. Three volumesB, C and E have green covers while the othervolumes have yellow covers. A, D and B arenew volumes while the rest are old ones.A, C and B are law reports while the restare gazetteers. Which of the followingvolumes is green covered, old and law report ?

(A) A (B) B(C) C (D) D31. Find the number in place of (?) in the table

given below .

16 8 82114 9 62122 8 ?

(A) 671 (B) 761(C) 346 (D) 643

32. Ravi walks 8 km North-East and then 6 KmSouth-East. How far is he from his startingpoint ?(A) 14 kms (B) 7 kms(C) 9 kms (D) 10 kms

33. Keshav is taller than Vijay but shorter thanNitin, Nitin is taller than Kishan butshorter than Amar. If Vijay is taller thanKishan, then who is the shortest amongthem ?(A) Keshav (B) Vijay (C) Nitin (D) Kishan

34. Find the missing number in the following1, 8, ?, 343, 1331(A) 125 (B) 64(C) 140 (D) 150

35. If it were possible to make a meaningful

English word with the Second, Fifth, Sixthand Tenth letters of the word STREAMLINE,which will be the third letter of that word ?(A) T (B) E(C) M (D) A

36. In a row of girls, if Madhu, who is tenth from

the left, and Veena, who is ninth from the

right interchange their places, Madhu

becomes fifteenth from the left. How many

girls are there in the row ?

(A) 16 (B) 18

(C) 23 (D) 22

37. The angle betwen the hands of a clock at

3 : 40 would be

(A) 130º (B) 150º

(C) 140º (D) 125º

38. Kishankant walks 10 km towards North.

From there he walks 6 km towards South.

Then he walks 3 km towards East. How far

and in which direction is he from his

starting point ?

(A) 5 km, North-East

(B) 7 km, East

(C) 5 km, East

(D) 7 km, West

39. If A denotes –, C denotes ×, D denotes ÷ and

E denotes +, then 14C3A12E4D2 = ?

(A) 17 (B) 28

(C) 16 (D) 32

40. A class of 50 girls and 70 boys sponsored a

musical programme. If 40% of the girls and

50% of the boys attended, approximately what percent of the students attended ?

(A) 48% (B) 42%

(C) 44% (D) 46%

41. How many 6s are followed by 9s as well as

preceded by 9s in the following set of figures ?

669699966696966996699666

(A) 3 (B) 1

(C) 4 (D) 2

Directions (42-43): Each of the following

questions contain four problem figures and

four answer figure marked (A), (B), (C) and (D).

Select a figure from amongst the answer figureswhich will continue the same series as given

in the problem.

42. Question figures:

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* *Answer figures:

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

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43. i z ' u v k Ñ f r ;k ¡ %

?

m Ù k jv k Ñ f r ;k ¡ %

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

f u n s Z ' k % i z ' u la [ ;k 44 e s a dF k u d s v k x s f u " d " k ZI v k S jII f n ,

x , g S a A v k i d k s dF k u k s a d k s lR ; e k u d j f o p k j d j u k g S p k g s o s lk e k U ;r% K k r rF ;k s a ls fH k U u i z r h r g k s r s g k s a A v k i d k s f u . k Z ; d j u k g S f d f n , x , f u " d " k k s Z a e s a d k S u lk f u " d " k Z f u f ' p r :i dF k u d s v k /k j i j f u d k y k tk ld r k g S A v i u k m Ù k j f u f n Z " V d j s a A44. dF k u % d q N f o |k F k h Z e w [ k Z g S A

lq th r , d f o |k F k h Z g S A f u " d " k Z d q N f o |k F k h Z f o } k u g S A

lq th r e w [ k Z g S A(A) d s o y I v u q lj . k d j r k g S A

(B) d s o y I v k S jII v u q lj . k d j r k g S A(C) d s o y II v u q lj . k d j r k g S A(D) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

45. f u E u o s u v k j s [ k k s a e s a ls d k S u& lk o s u v k j s [ k lg h lE c a / f u :f i r d j r k g S le k t] f ' k { k d] f o |k F k h Z

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

46. f n , x , ' k C n d k n i Z . k i z f r f c E c K k r d j s a A i z ' u v k Ñ f r %

KD CAMPUS

m Ù k j v k Ñ f r ;k ¡ %(A) (B)

(C) (D)

47. m Ù k j v k Ñ f r e s a ls d k S u lh v k Ñ f r i z ' u v k Ñ f r d k s i w j k d j s x h?

i z ' u v k d ` f r %

?

m Ù k j v k d ` f r ; k ¡ %

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

48. f n , g q , f o d Y i k s a e s a ls m l ' k C n d k s p q f u , tk s f n , x , ' k C n d s v{ k j k s a d k i z ; k s x d j o s Q c u k ; k tk ld r k g S A'RIBOSOME'

(A) BIRD (B) MOUSE

(C) MORE (D) SOUR

49. ; f n STABLE d k d w V123456 g S rF k k LABOUR d k d w V534789 g S ] r k sBOTTLE d k d w V D ; k g k s x k?

(A) 472256 (B) 472556

(C) 472265 (D) 475526

50. , 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 e s a 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 , g S a ] tS u h p s f n , x , n k s v k O ; w g e s a g S A v k O ; w g&I d s L r a H k v k S j i a f D r d h la [ ; k 0 ls 4 n h x b Z g S v k S j v k O ; w g&II d h 5 ls 9 A b u v k O ; w g k s a 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 la [ ; k } k j k n ' k k Z ; k tk ld r k g S A m n k g j . k d s f y ,‘D’ d k s 03,

10 v k f n } k j k n ' k k Z ; k tk ld r k g S rF k k‘J’ d k s56, 65 v k f n } k j k n ' k k Z ; k tk ld r k g S A b lh r j g ls ] v k i d k s ' k C n‘LION’

d s f y , la [ ; k le w g d k s i g p k u u k g S A

0 1 2 3 4

0 P I J D O

1 D L N J O

2 J P L P N

3 L O P N J

4 J I P R L

5 6 7 8 9

5 P J R O I

6 J R P A O

7 R O A L C

8 L I N A P

9 M R O P C

v k O ; w g -I v k O ; w g -II

(A) 22, 01, 13, 14

(B) 78, 86, 58, 33

(C) 85, 41, 31, 86

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43. Question figures:

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Answer figures:

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

Directions: In question no. 44, a statement is

given followed by conclusions I and II. You have

to consider the statements to be true even if

they seen to be at variance from commonly

known facts. You are to decide which of the

given conclusion, if any, follow from the given

statement.

44. Statements : Some students are foolish

Sujeet is a student.

Conclusions: Some students are Intelligent

Sujit is foolish.

(A) Only I follows(B) Only I and II follows.

(C) Only II follows.

(D) None follows.

45. Which venn diagram will represent the

relation between Society, Teacher Student.

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

46. Find the mirror image of the word -

Question Figure :

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Answer Figures :

(A) (B)

(C) (D)

47. Identify the figure that completes the

pattern of the question figure.

Question figure:

?

Answer figures:

(A) (B) (C) (D)48. From the given alternatives, select the word

which can be formed using the letters of the given word.

'RIBOSOME'

(A) BIRD (B) MOUSE

(C) MORE (D) SOUR

49. If the code for STABLE is 123456 and code

for LABOUR is 534789, then what will be

the code for BOTTLE ?

(A) 472256 (B) 472556

(C) 472265 (D) 475526

50. A word is represented by only one set of

numbers as given in any one of the

alternatives. The sets of numbers given inthe alternatives are represented by two

classes of letters as in two matrices given

below. The columns and rows of Matrix-I are

numbered from 0 to 4 and that of Matrix-II

are numbered from 5 to 9. A letter from

these matrices can be represented first by

its row and next by its column. E.g., ‘D’ can

represented by 03, 10 etc., and ‘J’ can be

represented by 56, 65 etc. Similarly, you

have to identify the set for the word 'LION'

0 1 2 3 40 P I J D O

1 D L N J O

2 J P L P N

3 L O P N J

4 J I P R L

5 6 7 8 95 P J R O I

6 J R P A O

7 R O A L C

8 L I N A P

9 M R O P C

MATRIX-I MATRIX-II

(A) 22, 01, 13, 14

(B) 78, 86, 58, 33

(C) 85, 41, 31, 86

(D) 11, 77, 87, 24



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H k k x &II ( e k = k k R e d v fH k { k e r k )

51. n h x ; h v k Ñ f r e s aOAB = 50° rF k k OCB = 15° g S A r k sAOC d k e k u K k r d j s a A

O

C

A

1 5 º

5 0 º

B

(A) 70° (B) 60°(C) 80° (D) 50°

52. , d r k j d h y E c k b Z 132 e h V j g S A b l r k j ls c u k , tk ld u s o k y s2.64 ls e h i f j f / d s o ` Ù k k s a d h la [ ; k D ; k g k s x h \(A) 1000 (B) 250(C) 5000 (D) 2500

53. ; f n 2x + y = 15, 2y + z = 15, x + z = 9, r k s4x +

3y + z d k e k u D ; k g k s x k \(A) 43 (B) 55(C) 45 (D) 41

54. ; f n 2

x6

x 2x 1

r k s

1 x

x

d k e k u g S &

(A) 116

(B) 14

(C) 4 (D)11

6

55. ; f n a = –2.361, b = –3.263 rF k k c = 5.624 r k sa3

+ b3 + c3 – 3abc d k e k u g k s x k &(A) 1 (B) 19.277(C) 35.621 (D) 0

56. ; f n x2 + y 2 – 4x – 4y + 8 = 0 r k s x + y d k e k u D ; k g k s x k \(A) 1 (B) – 4

(C) 2 (D) 457. n k s m E e h n o k j k s a d s c h p , d p q u k o e s a ] , d d k s d q y o S | e r k s a

d s 55% e r f e y s A 15% e r o S | u g h a F k s A ; f n d q y e r k s a d h la [ ; k 45,600 F k h ] r k s n w lj s m E e h n o k j d k s i z k I r o S | e r f d r u s F k s \(A) 17441 (B) 18000(C) 1744.2 (D) 17442

58. o f r Z d k 7500 # i , f d lh c S a d e s a 6% o k f " k Z d lk /k j . k C ; k t d h n j ls te k d j r h g S A o g f d r u h j k f ' k 10% o k f " k Z d lk è k k j . k C ; k t d h n j ls i q u% f u o s ' k d j s f d m ls d q y f u o s ' k

i j 1

8 %2 d h n j ls , d o " k Z e s a le k u lk /k j . k C ; k t i z k I r g k s \(A) ` 5000 (B) ` 12000(C) ` 10000 (D) ` 12500

59. d s y k s a d s e w Y ; e s a 20% o ` f ¼ g k s tk u s d s d k j . k , d O ; f D r ` 40 e s a 4 d s y s d e [ k j h n i k r k g S A e w Y ; o ` f ¼ g k s u s ls i g y s21 d s y k s a d k e w Y ; F k k &(A) ` 35 (B) ` 40

(C) ` 30 (D) ` 31

60. f d lh H k o u d s v k /k j ls f d lh e h u k j d s ' k h " k Z d k m U u ; u d k s . k ] H k o u d s ' k h " k Z ls e h u k j d s ' k h " k Z d s m U u ; u d k s n k s x q u k g S A ; f n e h u k j d h m Q a p k b Z75 e h - g S rF k k H k o u d s v k è k k j ls e h u k j d s ' k h " k Z d k m U u ; u d k s . k60° g S ] r k s H k o u

d h m Q a p k b Z D ; k g k s x h &(A) 50 e h V j (B) 75 e h V j

(C) 100 3 e h V j (D) 50 3 e h V j

61. , d c s b Z e k u n q d k u n k j v i u h o L r q d k s44% g k f u i j c s p u s d k n k o k d j r k g S ] i j U r q o g 30% d e o tu d k i z ; k s x d j r k g S ] r k s m ld k d q y y k H k ; k g k f u i z f r ' k r K k r d j s a &(A) 20% y k H k (B) 25% g k f u (C) 20% g k f u (D) 30% y k H k

62. c j k c j y E c k b Z o k y h n k s j s y x k M + h le k u k U r j j s y iF k k s i j Ø46 f d e h - @ ? k a V k o36 f d e h - @ ? k a V k d h p k y ls , d g h f n ' k k

e s a p y j g h g S a A r s t p k y o k y h j s y x k M + h ] /h e h p k y o k j s y x k M + h d k s36 ls d s . M e s a i k j d j r h g S ] r k s i z R ; s d j s y x k M + h d h y E c k b Z K k r d j s a &(A) 72 e h - (B) 80 e h -(C) 82 e h - (D) 50 e h -

63. , d O ; f D r f n Y y h ls c j s y h r d80 f d e h - @ ? k a V k d h p k y ls p y r k g S rF k k o k i l y k S V r s le ; o g v i u h x f r d k s50%

c < + k y s r k g S A d q y ; k = k k d s n k S j k u O ; f D r d h v k S lr p k y g S \(A) 100 f d e h - @ ? k a V k (B) 98 f d e h - @ ? k a V k

(C) 96 f d e h - @ ? k a V k (D) 90 f d e h - @ ? k a V k 64. 1000 e h - d h n k S M + e s a A, B d k s 100 e h V j ls g j k n s r k g S A

400 e h V j d h n k S M + e s aB, C d k s 40 e h - ls g j k n s r k g S ] r k s c r k b ; s 500 e h - d h n k S M + e s aA, C d k s f d r u s e h V j ls g j k n s x k \(A) 95 e h V j (B) 100 e h V j (C) 59 e h V j (D) 90 e h V j

65. , d O ; f D r ' k k U r ty e s a 10 f d- e h - @ ? k a V k d h x f r ls u k S d k p y k ld r k g S A o g h O ; f D r , d u n h e s a tk s3 f d- e h - @ ? k a V k d h x f r ls c g r h g S ] u k S d k p y k r k g S ] r k s m ls , d L F k k u r d

tk d j o k i l v k u s e s a , d ? k a V k le ; y x r k g S A c r k b , f d ; g L F k k u v k j E H k f c U n q ls f d r u s f d e h - n w j g S \(A) 4.7 f d e h - (B) 4 f d e h -(C) 4.55 f d e h - (D) 5 f d e h -



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Part - II (Quantitative Aptitude)

51. In the given figure OAB = 50° and OCB =15°. Then find the value of AOC?

O

C

A

1 5 º

5 0 º

B

(A) 70° (B) 60°(C) 80° (D) 50°

52. The length of a wire is 132 m. What will bethe number of circles having circumference2.64 cm made from this wire ?(A) 1000 (B) 250(C) 5000 (D) 2500

53. If 2x + y = 15, 2y + z = 15, x + z = 9, thenwhat will be the value of 4x + 3y + z ?(A) 43 (B) 55(C) 45 (D) 41

54. If 2

x6

x 2x 1

then the value of

1 x

x

is –

(A)11

6(B)

1

4

(C) 4 (D)11

6

55. If a = –2.361, b = –3.263 and c = 5.624 thenthe value of a3 + b3 + c3 – 3abc is(A) 1 (B) 19.277(C) 35.621 (D) 0

56. If x2 + y 2 – 4x – 4y + 8 = 0, then what will bethe value of x+ y ?(A) 1 (B) –4(C) 2 (D) 4

57. In an election fought between twocandidates, one candidate got 55% of thetotal valid votes 15% of the votes wereInvalid. If the total votes were 45,600 thenwhat was the number of valid votes theother candidate got ?(A) 17441 (B) 18000(C) 1744.2 (D) 17442

58. Vartika deposited Rs. 7500 in a bank at therate 6% P.a simple interest. How muchmoney should she deposit at the rate of 10%P.a. simple interest so that she get equalamount of simple interest on total deposit

at the rate of1

8 %2

per annum in a year ?

(A) ` 5000 (B) ` 12000(C) ` 10000 (D) ` 12500

59. An increase of 20% in the price of banana

enables a person to purchase 4 banana less

for ` 40. The price of 21 banana before the

increase was —

(A) ` 35 (B) ` 40

(C) ` 30 (D) ` 31

60. The angle of elevation from base of a

building to the top of pillar is twice the angle

of elevation from top of the building to the

top of the pillar. If the height of pillar is 75

m and angle of elevation from the base of building to the top of the pillar is 60°, then

the height of the pillar is.

(A) 50 m (B) 75 m

(C) 100 3 m (D) 50 3 m

61. A dishonest shopkeeper claims to sell his

goods at a loss of 44%, but he uses a false

weight of 30% less. What is his loss or gain

percent ?

(A) 20% profit (B) 25% Loss

(C) 20% Loss (D) 30% profit

62. Two trains of equal length are running onparallel tracks in the same direction at 46

km/h and 36 km/h. The faster train

passes, the slower train in 36 seconds, then

find the length of each train.

(A) 72m (B) 80m

(C) 82m (D) 50m

63. A person travels from Delhi to Bareilly at a

speed of 80 km/hr and returns by

increasing his speed by 50%. What is his

average speed for both the trips ?

(A) 100 km/hr (B) 98 km/hr(C) 96 km/hr (D) 90 km/hr

64. In a race of 1000 m, A beats B by 100 m. In

a race of 400 m B beats C by 40 m, then by

how much distance A will beat C in a race

of 500 m?

(A) 95 m (B) 100 m

(C) 59 m (D) 90 m

65. A man can row a boat in still water with a

speed of 10 km/hr The speed of stream of a

river is 3 km/hr and he takes one hour in

travelling a distance upstream and come

back again to same place. How far is the

place from starting point ?

(A) 4.7 km (B) 4 km

(C) 4.55 km (D) 5 km



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66. A u s , d ? k M + h` 1200 e s a [ k j h n k rF k k10% d s y k H k i j B d k s c s p f n ; k ]B u s b ls5% d s y k H k i jC d k s c s p f n ; k A

rF k kC u s 3 o " k k s ± r d ? k M + h d k m i ; k s x f d ; k o D d k s20% d h g k f u i j c s p f n ; k AC u s f d r u h j k f ' k e s a ? k M + hD d k s c s p k \(A) ` 1100 (B) ` 1110.8

(C) ` 1108.8 (D) ` 1200

67. 100 o L r q v k s a e s a ls v k /h o L r q , a20% y k H k i j c s p h tk r h g S rF k k ' k s " k40% y k H k i j c s p h tk r h g S A ; f n lH k h o L r q , a25%

y k H k i j c s p h tk r h r k s d q y y k H k i g y s i z k I r g q , y k H k ls`

100 d e g k s r k A i z R ; s d o L r q d k Ø ; e w Y ; K k r d j s a A(A) ` 30 (B) ` 15

(C) ` 20 (D) ` 10

68. 10 e f g y k v k s a d h 5 f n u d h e tn w j h 2500 g S A ; f n , d

i q # " k d h e tn w j h , d e f g y k d h e tn w j h d k n k s x q u k g k s r k s f d r u s i q # " k16 f n u k s a e s a` 3200 v f tZ r d j s a x s \(A) 4 i q # " k (B) 6 i q # " k (C) 3 i q # " k (D) 2 i q # " k

69. f n , x ; s f p = k d s N k ; k a f d r H k k x d k { k s = k i Q y g k s x k %

60°

28 ls e h

(A) 510.33 ls e h - (B) 2053.32 ls e h -(C) 102.66 ls e h - (D) 513.34 ls e h -

70. j s y x k M + h d s b a tu d s i f g , d h i f j f/ 2

87

e h - g S A ; f n i f g ; k

4 ls d s . M e s a7 p D d j y x k r k g S ] r k s j s y x k M + h d h p k y K k r d j s a A(A) 35 f d e h - @ ? k a V k (B) 25.5 f d e h - @ ? k a V k

(C) 52.2 f d e h - @ ? k a V k (D) 55.5 f d e h - @ ? k a V k 71. ; f n sec + tan = 2 3 g S r k ssec d k e k u g S &

(A) 2 3 (B) 4

(C) 3 (D) 2

72. ; f n 0° A 90° g S ] r k stan2A + cot2A – sec2A

cosec2 A d k e k u g S &(A) –2 (B) 0

(C) 2 (D) 1

73. , d i j h { k k e s a f o o s d] f u R ; k ls20% v f/d rF k k J s ; k ls10% d e v a d i z k I r d j r k g S A ; f n f u R ; k d k s990 v a d

i z k I r g q , g S a ] r k s K k r d h f t, f d J s ; k d k s f d r u s i z f r ' k r v a d i z k I r g q ,] ; f n d q y i w . k k ± d1500 g S \(A) 77.70% (B) 88%

(C) 80% (D) 88.20%

74. ' o s r k i z R ; s d o " k Z d s v k j E H k e s a , d f u f ' p r j k f ' k8% o k f " k Z d p Ø o ` f ¼ C ; k t d h n j ls c S a d e s a te k d j r h g S A ; f n r h lj s o " k Z

d sv Ur esaml d s[ kkrsesa 54783 te k g k s tk , r k s o g f d r u s # i , i z R ; s d o " k Z c S a d e s a te k d j r h g S \(A) ` 15000 (B) ` 16000

(C) ` 15625 (D) ` 17576

75. tk o s n d s i k l d q N /u j k f ' k g S ] f tld k 25% H k k x c l e s a p k s j h g k s x ; k rF k k10% ts c e s a f N n z g k s u s d h o tg ls [ k k s f n ; k

' k s " k j k f ' k d s50% H k k x d k s o g [ k k u s i j [ k p Z d j r k g S A ' k s " k c p h j k f ' k ls` 1690 d k i Q k s u [ k j h n r k g S A i z k j E H k e s a m l i k l f d r u h è k u j k f ' k F k h \(A) ` 2500 (B) ` 5600

(C) ` 5200 (D) ` 500076. 16 e tn w j 6 ? k . V s i z f r f n u d k ; Z d j d s , d150 e h - y E c h ]

20 e h V j p k S M + h rF k k12 e h - m Q a p h n h o k j25 f n u e s a c u k ld r s g S a A K k r d h f t,12 e tn w j8 ? k . V s i z f r f n u d k ; Z d j d s , d 800 e h - y E c h15 e h - p k S M + h rF k k6 e h - m Q a p h n h o k j d k s

c u k u s e s a f d r u s f n u d k le ; y s a x s \(A) 30 f n u (B) 40 f n u (C) 50 f n u (D) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

77. , d O ; f D r ` 8100 , d c S a d e s a10% o k f " k Z d lk /k j . k

C ; k t d h n j ls te k d j r k g S ] i z R ; s d2 o " k Z d s c k n o g i z k I r C ; k t d k s c S a d e s a g h te k j [ k r k g S A6 o " k Z d h le k f I r d s c k n

m ls f d r u s # i ; s i z k I r g k s a x s \(A) ` 12500 (B) ` 14000

(C) ` 10000.8 (D) ` 13996.8

78. 2 v k n e h vF k o k 5 v k S j r vF k o k 7 y M + d s f d lh d k e d k s i w j k d j u s e s a938 f n u d k le ; y s r s g S a ] r k s K k r d h f t,7

v k n e h ] 5 v k S j r rF k k 2 y M + d s , d lk F k f e y d j m lh d k e

d k s f d r u s f n u e s a i w j k d j s a x s \(A) 190 f n u (B) 169 f n u

(C) 196 f n u (D) 200 f n u 79. f d lh i f j o k j e s a r h u ln L ; f i r k ] e k r k v k S j c s V k g S a A m u d s c s

d h ' k k n h i j i f j o k j d h v k S lr v k ; q 42 o " k Z F k h A ' k k n h d s6

o " k Z i ' p k r v k S lr v k ; q36 o " k Z g k s x b Z ] tc , d i k s r s d k

tU e ' k k n h d s2 o " k Z c k n g q v k A ' k k n h d s le ; c g w d h v k ; q K k r d j s a A(A) 29 o " k Z (B) 26 o " k Z (C) 28 o " k Z (D) 27 o " k Z

80. n k s la [ ; k v k s a d k v u q i k r Ø e ' k %4:5 g S A ; f n i z R ; s d la [ ; k e s a

ls 30 ? k V k r s g S a r k s v u q i k r3:4 g k s tk r k g S A i g y h la [ ; k K k r d h f t,A(A) 100 (B) 120

(C) 80 (D) 90



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66. A buys a watch for ` 1200 and sells it to B at10% profit. B sells it to C at 5% profit. C

uses it for three years and sells it to D at a

loss of 20%. For how much does C sell thewatch to D ?

(A) ` 1100 (B) ` 1110.8(C) ` 1108.8 (D) ` 1200

67. Half of 100 articles are sold at a profit of

20% and the rest at a profit of 40%. Had allthe articles been sold at a profit of 25%, thetotal profit would have been ` 100 less. The

cost price of each article is — (A) ` 30 (B) ` 15(C) ` 20 (D) ` 10

68. Wages of 10 women for 5 days is ` 2500. If

daily wage of a man is twice than that of awoman, then how many men must work for

16 days to earn ` 3200 ?(A) 4 men (B) 6 men(C) 3 men (D) 2 men

69. The area of the shaded part in the followingfigure is -

60°

28 cm

(A) 510.33 cm (B) 2053.32 cm(C) 102.66 cm (D) 513.34 cm

70. The circumference of the wheel of a train

is2

8 m7

. If the wheel completes 7 revolu-

tion in 4 seconds, then find the speed of the train.(A) 35 km/hr (B) 25.5 km/hr

(C) 52.2 km/hr (D) 55.5 km/hr

71. If sec + tan = 2 3 . then the value of sec is-

(A) 2 3 (B) 4

(C) 3 (D) 2

72. If 0° A < 90°, then the value of tan2A +cot2A – sec2A cosec2 A is

(A) –2 (B) 0

(C) 2 (D) 173. In an examination Vivek obtains 20%

marks more than Nitya but 10% marks less

than Shreya. If the marks obtained by Nityais 990, then find the percentage marksobtained by Shreya, if the total marks is

1500.(A) 77.70% (B) 88%(C) 80% (D) 88.20%

74. In the begining of each year Sweta deposits

a certain amount in bank at the rate of 8%

per annum compounded annually. If at the

end of 3rd year ` 54783 has been deposited

in her account then how much money she

deposits every year in her account ?

(A) ` 15000 (B) ` 16000

(C) ` 15625 (D) ` 17576

75. Javed has some amount, 25% of it is stolen

in a bus, 10% is lost due to a hole in the

pocket. 50% of the remaining is spent on

food. He then, purchases a phone worth `

1690 from the remaining. What was the

initial amount ?

(A) `

2500 (B) `

5600(C) ` 5200 (D) ` 5000

76. 16 workers working 6 hours a day can build

a wall of length 150 metres, breadth 20 m

and height 12m in 25 days. In how many

days 12 workers, working 8 hours a day can

build a wall of length 800m, breadth 15m

and height 6 m ?

(A) 30 days (B) 40 days

(C) 50 days (D) None of these

77. A men deposited Rs. 8100 in a bank at

simple interest at the rate of 10% per

annum. The interest earned after every two years is kept in the bank. How much

amount will he get after 6 years ?

(A) ` 12500 (B) ` 14000

(C) ` 10000.8 (D) ` 13996.8

78. 2 men or 5 women or 7 boys can finish a

work in 938 days, then the number of days

taken by 7 men, 5 women and 2 boys

together to finish the same work ?

(A) 190 days (B) 169 days

(C) 196 days (D) 200 days

79. There are three members in a family

mother, father and son. The average age of the three members was 42 years at the

time of son’s marriage. After 6 years of the

marriage, the average age of the family

became 36 years when a grandson was born

after 2 years of the marriage. Find the age

of the dauhter-in-law at the time of

marriage.

(A) 29 year (B) 26 year

(C) 28 year (D) 27 year

80. Two numbers are in the ratio 4:5

respectively. If each number is reduced by

30, then the ratio becomes 3:4. Find the

1st number ?

(A) 100 (B) 120

(C) 80 (D) 90



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81. ; f n E f d u k j k s a d k s ]V ' k h " k k s ± d k s ] rF k kS lr g k s a d k s n ' k k Z r k g k s ] r k s f u E u e s a ls d k S u lR ; g k s x k \

(A) E + S – V = 2 (B) V + S – E = 2(C) E + V – S = 2 (D) E + V – S = 4

82. ; f n x 2 x 2

x 2 x 2

=3

2 g k s ] r k s6x d k e k u D ; k

g k s x k \

(A)13

6(B)

6

13

(C) 13 (D) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 83. ; f n A,B rF k k C f d lh f = k H k q t d s r h u d k s . k g S ] r k s

sin A sin C

cos C cos A

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

(A)B

sin2

(B)B

cos2

(C)B

cot2

(D)B

tan2

84. , d O ; k i k j h v i u s O ; k i k j i j20% N w V d h v u q e f r n s r k g S

v k S j v i u s e k y d s v a f d r e w Y ; i j1

6 %4

d h u d n N w V

H k h n s r k g S A b l r j g m ls v i u h y k x r i j20% ' k q ¼ y k H k f e y r k g S A r n u q lk j c s p u s d s f y , m ls v i u s e k y d k v a f d r e w Y ;] y k x r e w Y ; ls f d r u k v f/d j [ k u k p k f g ,\(A) 60% (B) 50%

(C) 70% (D) 40%

85. f d lh f = k H k q tABC e s a H k q tkAB o AC i j n k s f c U n q D rF k kE

g S A f tle s a H k q tkDE, H k q tkBC d s le u k U r j g S A ; f nAD 4

AB 6

g k s ] r c f = k H k q tABC o p r q H k q Z tBCED d s { k s = k i Q y k s a d k v u q i k r g k s x k µ(A) 21 : 4 (B) 10 : 6

(C) 4 : 21 (D) 25 : 2

86.0.9 0.9 0.9 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.9 0.2 0.9

0.9 0.9 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.9 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.9

d k e k u f u d k y s &(A) 0.054 (B) 0.8(C) 1.0 (D) 1.4

87. f u E u e s a d k S u lh f H k U u3

4 ls c M + h g S \

(A) 1924

(B) 71101

(C)13

20(D)

35

71

88. AB o CD n k s th o k ; s a f d lh o ` Ù k e s a , d& n w lj s d k s f c U n qE i j le d k s . k i z f r P N s f n r d j r h g S S A ; f nAE= 12 ls e h -, EB = 4

ls e h - rF k kCE = 6 ls e h - g k s ] r k s o ` Ù k d h f = k T ; k K k r d j s a \

(A) 65

4 ls e h - (B)

60

4 ls e h -

(C) 65 ls e h - (D) 65 ls e h -

89. , d e f n j k f o Ø s r k d s i k l21 y h V j j e g S ] 42 y h V j o k s n d k g S rF k k63 y h V j f O g L d h g S A ; f n o g b U g s a c k s r y e s a b l i z d k i S d d j u k p k g s f d g j c k s r y e s a le k u e f n j k g k s ] v k S j f d lh H k h n k s i z d k j d h e f n j k , d c k s r y e s a u f e y s r k s c k s r y d h v i s f { k r U ; w u r e la [ ; k K k r d j s a A(A) 12 (B) 6

(C) 9 (D) 3

90. , d f N n z f d lh g k S t d k s4 ? k a V s e s a [ k k y h d j ld r k g S A , d u y d k s [ k k s y k tk r k g S tk s f d g k S t d k s3 y h V j@ f e u V d h n j ls H k j r k g S rF k k v c f N n z g k S t d k s6 ? k a V s e s a [ k k y h d j r k g S A g k S t d h { k e r k K k r d h f t,A(A) 2160 y h V j (B) 1080 y h V j (C) 360 y h V j (D) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

91. , d e k s V j lk b f d y lo k j v i u s j k L r s d k i g y k v k /k H k k x , d le k u p k y ls r ; d j r k g S v k S j f i Q j5 f e u V d s f y , o g :d tk r k g S A r n k u q lk j b l le ; d h d e h d k s i w j k d j u s d s f y , o g v i u h p k y d k s 10 f d e h - @ ? k a V k v f/d c < + k n s r k g S A ; f n e k s V j lk b f d y lo k j u s d q y n w j h50 f d e h - r ; d h g k s r k s m ld h v k j f E H k d p k y K k r d h f t,A(A) 36 f d e h - @ ? k a V k (B) 48 f d e h - @ ? k a V k (C) 50 f d e h - @ ? k a V k (D) 62 f d e h - @ ? k a V k

92. f d lh o ` Ù k d h , d th o k d h y E c k b Z16 ls e h - g S rF k k b ld h d s U n z ls n w j h15 ls e h - g S A b l o ` Ù k d h m l th o k d h y E c k b Z K k r d h f t, f tld h d s U n z ls n w j h8 ls e h - g S S A

(A) 25 ls e h - (B) 30 ls e h -(C) 15 ls e h - (D) 27 ls e h -

93. n h x b Z v k Ñ f r e s a , d o ` Ù k d sA, B, C, , o a D f c a n q v k s a i j PQ, QR, RS , o a SP L i ' k Z & j s [ k k , a [ k h a p h a x b Z g S a A ; f nPQ +

SR = 16 ls e h - ] r k sPQRS p r q H k q Z t d k i f j e k i K k r d h f t,A

S R

QP A

C

B

D

(A) 16 ls e h - (B) 30 ls e h -(C) 23 ls e h - (D) 32 ls e h -



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81. If E stands for edges, V stands for verticesand S stands for surfaces, then which of the

following is correct ?

(A) E + S – V = 2 (B) V + S – E = 2

(C) E + V – S = 2 (D) E + V – S = 4

82. If x 2 x 2

x 2 x 2

=3

2, then the value of 6x

will be:

(A)13

6

(B)6

13(C) 13 (D) None of these

83. If the A, B and C are the angles of a triangle

then find the value ofsin A sin C

cos C cos A

.

(A)B

sin2

(B)B

cos2

(C)B

cot2

(D)B

tan2

84. A trader allows a trade discount of 20% and

a cash discount of1

6 %4

on the marked

price of the goods and gets a net gain of 20%.

By how much above the cost price shouldthe goods be marked for the sale?

(A) 60% (B) 50%(C) 70% (D) 40%

85. In triangle ABC, D and E are two points on

side AB & AC, respectively. DE is parallel to

BC. IfAD 4

AB 6 then what will be the ratio

between the area of triangle ABC andQuadrilateral BCED.(A) 21 : 4 (B) 10 : 6(C) 4 : 21 (D) 25 : 2

86. Find the value of

0.9 0.9 0.9 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.9 0.2 0.9

0.9 0.9 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.9 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.9

.

(A) 0.054 (B) 0.8

(C) 1.0 (D) 1.4

87. Which one of the following fraction is

greater than3

4?

(A)1924

(B)71

101

(C)13

20(D)

35

71

88. Two chord AB & CD of a circle intersect

each other at a point E making an angle of

90°. If AE = 12 cm, EB = 4cm and CE = 6 cm,

then find the radius of the circle ?

(A) 65

4 cm (B)

60

4 cm

(C) 65 cm (D) 65 cm

89. A alcohol vendor has 21 litres Rum, 42 litres

Vodka and 63 liters Whisky. If he wants to

pack them in bottles so that each bottle

contains same liters of alcohol and does not

want to mix any two kinds of alcohol in same

bottle, then the least number of bottles

required is–

(A) 12 (B) 6

(C) 9 (D) 3

90. A cistern has a leak which can empty it in

4 hours. A tap is turned on which admits 3

litres per minute into the cistern, and it is

now emptied in 6 hours, then find the

capacity of cistern.

(A) 2160 litre (B) 1080 litre

(C) 360 litre (D) None of these

91. A motorcyclist rode the first half of his way

at a constant speed. Then he delayed for 5minutes and therefore, to make up for the

lost time he increased his speed by 10 km/

h. Find the initial speed of the motorcyclist

if the total path covered by him is equal to

50 km :

(A) 36 km/h (B) 48 km/h

(C) 50 km/h (D) 62 km/h

92. Length of one of the chord of a circle is

16 cm and it is 15 cm away from centre.

Find the length of another chord of the circle

which is 8 cm away from the centre.

(A) 25 cm (B) 30 cm(C) 15 cm (D) 27 cm

93. In the adjacent figure lines PQ, QR, RS and

SP are tangents drawn respectively at the

points A, B, C, D to the circle

If PQ + SR = 16 cm, then find the perimeter

of the quadrilateral PQRS.

S R

QPA

C

B

D

(A) 16 cm (B) 30 cm

(C) 23 cm (D) 32 cm



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94. , d f = k H k q t d s n k s d k s . k k s a d k e k i3

2 j s f M ; u v k S j

4

3 j s f M ; u

g S A r k s f = k H k q t (A) U ; w u d k s . k f = k H k q t g S(B) v f/d d k s . k f = k H k q t g S(C) le d k s . k f = k H k q t g S(D) f = k H k q t u g h a c u k ; k tk ld r k

f u n s Z ' k ( i z ' u 95 -100) : f n , x ;s i z ' u k s a d k m Ù k j n s u s d s f y , f u E u f y f [ k r r k f y d k d k è ;k u i w o Z d vè ; ;u d j s a A N % d E i f u ; k a s d k m R i k n u ( d j k s M + b d k b Z e s a ) f o fH k U u o " k k s ± e s a

d a i u h

TP

ZIR

AVC

CTU

PEN

SIO

d q y

d q y

2009103

75

300

275

25

85

863

2011105

83

300

281

35

89

893

2010150

80

300

280

30

87

927

2012107

86

360

280

40

91

964

2013110

90

370

285

42

92

989

2014132

91

340

287

45

96

991

707

505

1970

1688

217

540

5627

o " k Z

95. o " k Z 2012 e s a d a i u hAVC d k m R i k n u f n , x , lH k h o " k k s ± d s v k S lr m R i k n u d k y xH k x f d r u s i z f r ' k r g S a \(A) 300 (B) 110

(C) 136 (D) 18.25

96. d a i u h SIO d s m R i k n u e s a f d l o " k Z m R i k n u e s a ] f i N y s o " d h r q y u k e s a lo k Z f /d d e h ; k c < + r n tZ d h x ; h \

(A) 2013 (B) 2010(C) 2014 (D) 2012

97. f d l d a i u h d k v k S lr m R i k n u v a f r e r h u o " k k s Z e s a i g y s r h u o " k k s Z d h r q y u k e s a lc ls d e g S a \(A) ZIR (B) AVC

(C) TP (D) SIO

98. f n , x , i z F k e n k s o " k k s ± e s a N % d a i f u ; k s a d k d q y m R i k n x , v a f r e n k s o " k k s ± d s d q y m R i k n u d k f d r u s i z f r ' k r g S a(A) 87.08 (B) 104.55

(C) 90.40 (D) 10.62

99. d a i u h ZIR d k o " k Z2013 , o a o " k Z2014 d s m R i k n u d k

v a r j f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u lk g S \(A) 10,00,00,000 (B) 1,00,00,000

(C) 10,00,000 (D) 40,00,000

100. , s lh f d r u h d a i f u ; k a g S a f tu d k i z R ; s d o " k Z m R i k n u f i N y s o d h r q y u k e s a c < + k g S a \(A) , d (B) n k s(C) r h u (D) p k j



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94. Two angles of a triangle are3

2 radian and

4

3 radian, then it–

(A) is an acute angled triangle

(B) is an obtuse angled triangle

(C) is a right angled triangle

(D) does not form a triangle

Direction (Qs. 95 -100) : Study the following table

to answer the given question:

Production (in crore units) of six

companies over the years

Company

Total

TP

ZIR

AVC

CTU

PEN

SIO

Year Total

2009

103

75

300

275

25

85

863

2011

105

83

300

281

35

89

893

2010

150

80

300

280

30

87

927

2012

107

86

360

280

40

91

964

2013

110

90

370

285

42

92

989

2014

132

91

340

287

45

96

991

707

505

1970

1688

217

540

5627

95. The production of company AVC in 2012 is

approximately what percent of its average

production over the given years ?

(A) 300 (B) 110

(C) 136 (D) 18.25

96. For SIO, which year was the percent

increase or decrease in production from the

previous year, the highest ?(A) 2013 (B) 2010

(C) 2014 (D) 2012

97. Which company has least average

production in the last three years compared

to that of first three years ?

(A) ZIR (B) AVC

(C) TP (D) SIO

98. The total production of the six companies

in the first two given years is what percent

of that of last two given years ? (round off up

two decimal places)

(A) 87.08 (B) 104.55

(C) 90.40 (D) 10.62

99. For ZIR, which of the following is the

difference between production in 2014 and

that in 2013 ?

(A) 10,00,00,000 (B) 1,00,00,000

(C) 10,00,000 (D) 40,00,000

100. For how many companies did the production

increase every year from that of the

previous year ?

(A) One (B) Two

(C) Three (D) Four



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H k k x &III ( lk e k U ; tk u d k j h )

101. H k w & eè ; j s [ k h ; i j i ` F o h d h O ; k l ( f d e h - e s a ) g S-

(A) 12700 (B) 12756(C) 11752 (D) 13700

102. M k ; u k lk s j f o y q I r(Extinct) g q , F k s-(A) i j f e ; u d k y e s a (B) V ª k b , f ld ; q x e s a (C) tq j k f ld ; q x e s a (D) f Ø V s f ' k ; l ; q x e s a s

103. f o ' o d k lc ls c M + k e g k } h i g S &(A) m Ù k j h v e s f j d k (B) n f { k . k h v e s f j d k (C) , f ' k ; k (D) ; w j k s i

104. m tk Z d h f o e k g S &(A) M2L 2 T 2 (B) ML 2

(C) ML 2 T -2 (D) MLT -2

105. r q x y d o a ' k d k v a f r e ' k k ld d k S u F k k?

(A) e q g E e n f c u r q x y d (B) u q lj r ' k k g r q x y d (C) u f l:n ~ n h u e g e w n r q x y d (D) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

106. g tj r f u tk e q n ~ n h u v k S f y ; k d h n j x k g d g k ¡ i j f L F k r g S?

(A) v y h x < + (B) # M + d h (C) f n Y y h (D) v te s j

107. e g k o h j d k tU e6 ' k r k C n h b Z - i w o Z e s a s f d l L F k k u i j g q v k F k k ?

(A) o S ' k k y h (B) e x/ (C) lk j u k F k (D) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

108. n w / d h ' k q ¼ r k d h tk ¡ p f d l ; U = k ls d h tk r h g S?

(A) g k b M ª k s e h V j (B) e S u k s e h V j (C) y S D V k s e h V j (D) i Q S n e k s e h V j

109. H k k j r e s a lk e q n k f ; d f o d k l d k ; Z Ø e d c v k j E H k g q v k?

(A) 2 v D V w c j , 1952

(B) 2 v D V w c j , 1959

(C) 2 v D V w c j , 1961

(D) 2 v D V w c j , 1957

110. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u /k r q u g h a g S?

(A) d k W i j (B) v k ; j u (C) e j d j h (D) lY i Q j

111. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u& lh u n h H k w eè ; j s [ k k d k s n k s c k j i k j

d j r h g S ?(A) v e s tu (B) d k a x k s(C) u h y (D) f V f x z l

112. d c h j f d u d s f ' k " ; F k s?(A) x q : u k u d (B) j k e k u q t (C) ' k a d j k p k ; Z (D) j k e k u U n

113. , d lj y y k s y d d k n k s y u d k y3 ls d . M g S A ; f n b ld h y E c k b Z9 x q u k d j n h tk ,] r k s b ld k u ; k n k s y u d k y ( ls d . M e s a ) f d r u k g k s x k?

(A) 3 (B) 5(C) 6 (D) 9

114. H k k j r d k y xH k x i w j k { k s = k f d l x k s y k ¼ Z e s a f L F k r g S?

(A) n f { k . k h , o a i f ' p e h x k s y k ¼ Z (B) m Ù k j h , o a i f ' p e h x k s y k ¼ Z (C) m Ù k j h , o a i w o h Z x k s y k ¼ Z (D) n f { k . k h , o a i w o h Z x k s y k ¼ Z

115. lw ; Z ln S o i w o Z e s a f u d y r k g S ] D ; k s a f d &(A) ; g i w o Z e s a f L F k r g S A(B) i ` F o h i f ' p e ls i w o Z d h v k s j ? k w e r h g S A(C) i ` F o h i w o Z ls i f ' p e d h v k s j ? k w e r h g S A(D) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

116. U ; w V ª k W u d h [ k k s t f d lu s d h F k h?

(A) ts - ts - F k k W e lu (B) x k s Y M L V h u (C) ts E l p S M f o d (D) j n j i Q k s M Z

117. i z k Ñ f r d e k s r h g S &(A) , d e k s y L d (B) , d , u h f y M (C) , d v k F k k s Z i k s M (D) , d b d k b u k s M e s a V

118. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls d k S u lo k Z f /d j s f M ; k s , f D V o g S?

(A) ; w j s f u ; e (B) F k k s f j ; e (C) j s f M ; e (D) I y w V k s f u ; e

119. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls v ' o e s / ; K d k v k ; k s tu f d lu s f d ; k F k k ?

(A) v tk r ' k = k q (B) v ' k k s d (C) le q n z x q I r (D) p U n z x q I r

120. e q n z k L i Q h f r d s le ; b u e s a ls d k S u y k H k e s a g k s r k g S?(A) m iH k k s D r k (B) te k d r k Z (C) O ; k i k j h (D) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

121. i q j h f L F k r f o ' o& i z f l¼ tx U u k F k e f U n j d k f u e k Z . k f d lu s d j k ; k ?(A) Ñ " . k o e Z u (B) v u U r o e Z u (C) n s o o e Z u (D) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a

122. f d lu s [ k k s t f d ; k f d e y s f j ; k j k s x e P N j } k j k la p f j r g k s r k g S ?(A) x z k lh (B) y s o j k W u (C) y S U lh lh (D) j k s u k Y M j k W l

123. x k ¡ /h th d k s ^ v ¼ Z u X u i Q d h j* f d lu s d g k F k k ?

(A) e k m Q . V c s V u (B) g s f L V X l (C) f o a L V u p f p Z y (D) f tU u k

124. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a ls f d ls C y S d y S M * d g r s g S?

(A) g h j k (B) x z s i Q k b V (B) d k s y (D) tL r k

125. ty& i z n w " k . k d k d k j . k g S –

(A) o k f g r e y , o a v U ; v i f ' k " V i n k F k Z (B) v k S |k s f x d v i f ' k " V (C) Ñ f " k ls f u d y u s o k y s i n k F k Z

(D) m i j k s D r lH k h 126. Íx o s n e s a f u E u f y f [ k r f d l u n h d k m Y y s [ k u g h a g S a?

(A) ; e q u k (B) j k o h i k # " k . k h (C) x a x k (D) lj L o r h



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Part - III (General Awareness)

101. The diameter of earth at equator is -(A) 12700 (B) 12756(C) 11752 (D) 13700

102. Dinasours became extinct in -(A) Permian period (B) Triacic period(C) Jurrassic period (D) Critatius period

103. The largest continent of the world(A) North America (B) South America(C) Asia (D) Europe

104. The dimension of energy is(A) M2L 2 T 2 (B) ML 2

(C) ML 2 T -2 (D) MLT -2

105. The last ruler of Tughlaq dynasty was(A) Mohammad Bin Tughlaq (B) Nursat Shah(C) Nasiruddin Mahmood Tughlaq (D) None of these

106. Where is the shrine of Nizamuddin Auliais situated ?(A) Aligarh (B) Roorkee(C) Delhi (D) Ajmer

107. At which place in 6th century was Mahavirborn(A) Vaishali (B) Magadh

(C) Sarnath (D) None of these108. By which device is the purity of milkmeasured ?(A) Hydrometer (B) Manometer(C) Lactometer (D) Fadmometer

109. When was the Communal DevelopmentProgramme started in India ?(A) 2nd october, 1952(B) 2nd october, 1959(C) 2nd october, 1961(D) 2nd october, 1957

110. Which among the following is not a metal ?(A) Copper (B) Iron

(C) Mercury (D) Sulphur111. Which of the following rivers crosses twiceequator lines ?(A) Amazon (B) Congo(C) Nile (D) Tigris

112. Kabir was disciple of -(A) Guru Nanak (B) Ramanuja(C) Shankaracharya (D) Skandgupta

113. The time period of a simple pendulum is 3seconds. If its length is made 9 times, thenwhat is its new time period (in seconds) ?(A) 3 (B) 5(C) 6 (D) 9

114. In which hemisphere India is situated ?(A) Southern and Western hemisphere(B) Northern and Western hemisphere(C) Northern and Eastern hemisphere(D) Southern and Eastern hemisphere

115. Sun always rises in the east because(A) It is located in east(B) Earth rotates from west to east(C) Earth rotates from east to west

(D) None of these

116. Who invented neutron ?

(A) J.J Thomson

(B) Goldstein

(C) James Chadwick

(D) Rutherford

117. Natural pearl is a

(A) Mollusca (B) Aniliede(C) Orthopod (D) Ekainodement

118. Which one of the following is most radioactive ?

(A) Uranium (B) Thorium

(C) Radium (D) Plutonium

119. Which one of the following organises

Ashwamedha Yajna ?

(A) Ajatshatru (B) Ashok

(C) Samudra Gupta (D) Chandra Gupta

120. Who among the following is in profit during

Inflation ?

(A) Consumer (B) Investor

(C) Trader (D) None of these

121. Who build Jagarnath Temple situated in

Puri ?

(A) Krishna Verman

(B) Ananta Verman

(C) Dev Verman

(D) None of these

122. Who discovered that Malaria is transmitted

by mosquito ?

(A) Grassy (B) Laveran

(C) Lanceici (D) Ronald Ross.

123. Who gave the title “Half naked beggar” to

Gandhiji ?

(A) Mount Batten (B) Hastings

(C) Winston Churchill (D) Jinnah

124. Which one of the following is called black

lead ?

(A) Diamond (B) Graphite

(B) Coal (D) Zinc

125. The cause of water pollution is :

(A) Draining sewage and other waste

material

(B) Industrial waste

(C) Agricultural waste

(D) All of the above

126. Which among the following rivers is not

mentioned in Rigveda.

(A) Yamuna (B) Raavi Paurishini

(C) Ganga (D) Sarswati



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127. y k s g s d h i j r i j f d l /k r q ls x S Y o s u h d j . k g k s r k g S?

(A) Mn (B) Zn(C) Ba (D) Al

128. M k ; u s e k s d k v k f o " d k j f d lu s f d ; k F k k?

(A) e k j d k s u h (B) i Q S j k M s(C) i z Q S a d f y u (D) , M h lu

129. , d b y s D V ª k W u d k n z O ; e k u(a.m.u. e s a ) g S :-(A) 1.00728 (B) 0.00055(C) 1.00867 (D) 1.005

130. L r f u ; k s a e s a L V k p Z d k i k p u i z k j E H k g k s r k g S &(A) e q [ k ls (B) v e k ' k ; ls(C) x z lu h ls (D) N k s V h v k ¡ r ls

131. e x/ j k to a ' k k s a d k s d k y k u q Ø e k u q lk j O ; o f L F k r d h f t,&(i) u U n o a ' k (ii) ' k q x o a ' k (iii) e k S ; Z o a ' k (iii) g ; Z d o a ' k (A) (ii), (i), (iv) o (iii) (B) (iv), (i), (iii) o (ii)

(C) (iii), (ii), (i) o (iv) (D) (i), (iii), (iv) o (ii)

132. e k u o f u f e Z r r R o g S-

(A) I y w V k s f u ; e (B) U-235

(C) F k k s f j ; e (D) j s f M ; e 133. tu la [ ; k ? k u R o d g y k r k g S:-

(A) i z f r f d e h - f d lh { k s = k e s a j g u s o k y s L = k h & i q # " k d h la [ ; k (B) i z f r f d e h - e u q " ; k s a d h la [ ; k (C) i z f r o x Z f d e h - e u q " ; k s a d h la [ ; k

(D) b u e s a ls d k s b Z u g h a 134. H k k j r d h d q y tu la [ ; k2011 d h tu x . k u k d s v u q lk j

f d r u s d j k s M + g S?

(A) 102.72 (B) 68(C) 84 (D) 94

135. O ; k i k j d s f y , H k k j r v k u s o k y s i z F k e ; w j k s i h ; d k S u F k s?

(A) i z Q a k lh lh (B) i q r Z x k y h (C) M p (D) v a x z s t

136. lk a p h d s L r w i d k f u e k Z . k f d lu s d j o k ; k?

(A) le q n z x q I r (B) p U n z x q q I r (C) v ' k k s d (D) L d a n x q I r

137. H k k j r e s a i z F k e v k e p q u k o f d l o " k Z g q , F k s?(A) 1951 b Z - e s a (B) 1950 b Z - e s a (C) 1954 b Z - e s a (D) 1952 b Z - e s a

138. x k M c S a d j* f y [ k k x ; k g S &(A) v :f . k e k f lU g k (B) g j h ' k [ k M + s(C) x s j k Y M i k s lu j (D) M s f u ; y , c s y

139. H k k j r e s a b L i k r d k i z F k e d k j [ k k u k d g k ¡ L F k k f i r f d ; k x ; k F k k ?(A) c k s d k j k s (B) te ' k s n i q j (B) f H k y k b Z (D) j k m j d s y k

140. L o r a = k H k k j r d s i z F k e f ' k { k k e a = k h d k S u F k s?

(A) x k s f o a n o Y yH k i a r (B) v c q y d y k e v k tk n (C) tk f d j g q lS u (D) n k n k H k k b Z u S j k s th

141. f u E u f y f [ k r e s a f d ld k v U r j k f . o d c y lc ls { k h . k g S?

(A) He (B) HNO3

(C) NH3 (D) H2O142. u o h a i a p o " k h Z ; ; k s tu k f d l o " k Z [ k R e g q b Z?

(A) 2000 (B) 2001

(C) 2002 (D) 2003

143. i z Q h lc h D ; k g S?

(A) u b Z , a M ª k ; k W M , i (B) V h d k (C) [ k s y (D) V k b i w Q u

144. MPLS d k i Q q y i Q k W e Z D ; k g S A(A) Multiple Protocol Line Switching(B) Multiple Protocol Label switching(C) Multiprotocol Line Switching(D) Multi Protocol Label Switching

145. g k y g h e s a i z d k f ' k r f d r k c‘ n i Q L V Z e q f L y e c q d ’ f d ld s } k j k f y [ k k x ; k g S?(A) f tr s U n z p U n k u h (B) y S ty h g S ts y V u (C) v e R ; Z ls u (D) v :. k /f r j k ;

146. u s i k s f y ; u – I rF k k M ~ ; w d v k W i Q o s f y a x V u e s a d k S u& lh z l ¼ ; q ¼ y M + h F k h A(A) v k L V j f y V ~ u d k ; q ¼ (B) f y i f tx d k ; ¼ (C) c k s j k s f n y h d k ; q ¼ (D) o k V j y w d k ; q ¼

147. y k s d lH k k ; k f o/k u lH k k d s m E e h n o k j d h te k u r d c tC r g k s tk r h g S?(A) tc o g p q u k o th r u s e s a l{ k e u k g k s

(B) tc o g i w j s e r n k u d k2

1 e r u k y k i k ,

(C) tc o g i w j s e r n k u d k5

1 e r u k y k i k ,

(D) tc o g i w j s e r n k u d k6

1 e r u k y k i k ,

148. j k " V ª h ; x k u lo Z i z F k e d c v k S j d g k ¡ x k ; k x ; k F k k \(A) 24 tu o j h 1950, b y k g k c k n (B) 24 tu o j h 1950, f n Y y h (C) 26 tu o j h 1942, d y d Ù k k (D) 27 f n lE c j1911, d y d Ù k k

149. la f o/k u v u q P N s n17 , o a 18 m i y C / d j r s g S a A(A) lk e k f td le k u r k (B) v k f F k Z d le k u r k

(C) j k tu h f r d le k u r k (D) /k f e Z d le k u r k 150. m tk Z la f p r g k s r h g S-

(A) ADP e s a (B) AMP e s a (C) ATP e s a (D) RMP e s a



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127. Which metal is used for galvanization onthe layer of Iron ?(A) Mn (B) Zn

(C) Ba (D) Al128. Who invented Dynamo ?

(A) Marconi (B) Faraday (C) Frankslin (D) Edison

129. The mass of an election (in amu) is :-(A) 1.00728 (B) 0.00055(C) 1.0087 (D) 1.005

130. In mammals, digestion starts in(A) Mouth (B) Stomach

(C) Phayrynx (D) Small Intestine

131. Arrange Magadh dynasties in chronical

order.

(i) Nanda dynasty (ii) Shunga dynasty (ii i)Maurya dynasty (iv) Hridayak dynasty (A) (ii), (i), (iv) & (iii) (B) (iv), (i), (iii) & (ii)(C) (iii), (ii), (i) & (iv) (D) (i), (iii), (iv) & (ii)

132. Natural element is(A) Plutonium (B) U-235(C) Thorium (D) Radium

133. Population density is :-(A) Number of male & female living in a area(B) Number of people per km(C) Number of people per square km(D) None of these

134. As per 2011 census, what is the population

of India (in crores) ?(A) 102.70 (B) 68(C) 84 (D) 94

135. Who were the first Europeans came to Indiafor trade ?

(A) French (B) Portuguese

(C) Dutch (D) British136. Who build Sanchi Stupa ?

(A) Samudragupta (B) Chandragupta(C) Ashoka (D) Skandagupta

137. In which year, the first General electionwas held in India ?

(A) 1951 A. D (B) 1950 A.D(C) 1954 A.D (D) 1952 A.D138. 'God Banker' is written by

(A) Arunima Sinha(B) Harish Khare(C) Gerold Posner(D) Daniel A Bell

139. Where was the first steel factory of India

established ?(A) Bokaro (B) Jamshedpur(B) Bhilai (D) Raurkela

140. Who was the first Education Minister of independent India ?

(A) Govind Ballabh Pant(B) Abul Kalam Azad(C) Zakir Husain(D) Dada Bhai Naoroji

141. Which one of the following has weakest

intermolecular force.

(A) He (B) HNO3(C) NH

3(D) H

2O

142. In which year, 9th five year plan wascompleted ?(A) 2000 (B) 2001(C) 2002 (D) 2003

143. What is Frisbee ?(A) New android app(B) Vaccine(C) Sports(D) Typhoon

144. Full form of MPLS is(A) Multiple Protocol Line Switching(B) Multiple Protocol Label switching(C) Multiprotocol Line Switching(D) Multi Protocol Label Switching

145. Recently release 'The First Muslim' bookis authored by ?(A) Jitendra Chandani(B) Lasley Hazelton(C) Amartya Sen(D) Arundhati Roy

146. Napolean –I and the Duke of Wellingtonfought the famous war.(A) Battle of Austerlitz(B) Battle of Lepzig(C) Battle of Borodivi(D) Battle of Waterloo

147. When does Lok Sabha or Vidhan Sabha

election candidate forfeit his security

deposit?

(A) When he fails to win the election.

(B) When he fails to secure even1

2th of total

votes polled.

(C) When he fails to secure even1

5th of

total votes polled.

(D) When he fails to ecaure even1

6 of total

votes polled.148. When was our National Anthem first sung

and where(A) 24th January 1950, Allahabad(B) 24th January 1950, Delhi(C) 26th January 1942, Calcutta(D) 27th December 1911, Calcutta

149. The article 17 and 18 of constitution provide(A) Social equality (B) Economic equality

(C) Political equality (D) Religious equality

150. Energy is stored in -(A) in ADP (B) in AMP

(C) in ATP (D) in RMP



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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. Such rules (A)/ do not apply (B)/ to you and

I. (C)/ No error. (D)

152. Ashu went to KD CAMPUS (A)/ with a view(B)/ to secure a job. (C)/ No error. (D)

153. Walking along the street (A)/ my hat was

(B)/ blown off.(C)/ No error. (D)

154. In SSC CGL 2014 examination (A)/ a huge

number of student of KD campus (B)/ found

destination with glory. (C)/ No error. (D)

155. I have (A)/ eaten nothing (B)/ from

yesterday evening (C)/ No error. (D)

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. You have all come well prepared I

________you to pass the exam.

(A) wish (B) hope

(C) except (D) expect

157. Whom would you prefer _______ the two of

us.(A) among (B) to

(C) of (D) between

158. No sooner does he arrive than everyone

____ up in his honour. .

(A) stood (B) stands

(C) stand (D) got

159. The cashier _______ the money and signed

a receipt.

(A) collects (B) counted

(C) accepts (D) receives

160. The cost of ____ is rising rapidly in this city.

(A) being (B) living

(C) surviving (D) existing

Direction: In Question nos. 161 to 167, 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.

161. My admonishing to him will not change his

mind.

(A) admonishing at him

(B) admonishing him

(C) admonishing for him

(D) No improvement

162. She could not help but laugh.

(A) laughing

(B) but laughing

(C) laugh

(D) No improvement

163. Only a few person can stand on entreaties.

(A) against (B) with

(C) in (D) No improvement164. He did many mischiefs.

(A) made many a mischief

(B) made much mischief

(C) committed many mischief

(D) No improvement

165. I bought four dozen of mangoes.

(A) dozes of mango

(B) dozen mangoes

(C) dozens of mangoes

(D) No improvement

Directions : In question nos. 166to 169, choose

the word opposite in meaning to the given word.

166. RESCIND

(A) Revoke (B) Repeal

(C) Permit (D) Annul

167. QUELL

(A) Reduce (B) Extinguish

(C) Foment (D) Subdue

168. INSTILL

(A) Inject (B) Expel

(C) Hint (D) Infuse169. CHASTE

(A) Sullied (B) Virtuous

(C) Pure (D) Scold



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Directions : In question nos. 170 to 173, out

of the four alternatives, choose the one which

best expresses the meaning of the given word.

170. TYRO

(A) Novice (B) Proficient

(C) Violent (D) Sharp

171. ORDAIN

(A) Violate (B) Impose

(C) Abolish (D) Revoke

172. YELL

(A) Muted (B) Shout

(C) Doze (D) Whisper

173. Defeat

(A) Rout (B) Withdraw

(C) Retreat (D) Succumb

Directions : In question nos. 174 to 175, four

words are given in each question, out of which

only one word is correctly spelt. Find the

correctly spelt word and mark your answer in

the Answer Sheet.

174. (A) Blisfull (B) Blissful

(C) Blisful (D) Blissfull

175. (A) Kalidoscope (B) Kalaidoscope

(C) Kaliedoscope (D) Kaleidoscope

Direction : In Question nos. 176 to 182, four

alternative are given for the Idiom/Phrase

given below. Choose the alternative which best

expresses the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase and

mark it in the Answer Sheet.

176. Come out of his shell

(A) Become a loser

(B) Remove the clothes

(C) Become more sociable

(D) Appear suddenly

177. Harp on

(A) To comment

(B) To criticise

(C) To keep on talking

(D) to keep on insulting

178. All agog

(A) Everybody (B) All ready

(C) Restless (D) Almighty

179. Apple of the eye

(A) Dearly loved

(B) The apple pie

(C) The cause of Jealousy

(D) The cause of discord

180. Playing to the gallery

(A) Adopting cheap tactics(B) Appeasing the masses

(C) Fighting for votes

(D) Befooling the common man

Directions : In Question nos. 181 to 185, out of

the four alternatives, choose the one which can

be substituted for the given words/sentences

and indicate it by blackening the appropriate

oval [ ] in the Answer Sheet.

181. Opinion contrary to what is generally

accepted.

(A) Unbelief (B) Superstition

(C) Non conformity (D) Heresy

182. Time after twilight and before night.

(A) Eclipse

(B) Dawn

(C)Dusk

(D)None of these183. A common place remark

(A) Dialogue (B) Platitude

(C)Epigram (D) Statement

184. The cessation of warfare before signing a

treaty

(A) Affidavit (B) Agreement

(C) Armistice (D) Amnesty

185. To egg on

(A) To ask (B) To advise

(C) To urge (D) To warm

Direction : In Question nos. 186 to 195, in thefollowing passages some of the words have been

left out. Read the passages carefully and

choose the correct answer to each question out

of the four alternative and fill in the blanks.

CLOZE TEST

The word 'ticket ' is .. .186... to every

language in India ...187... those who are actively

...188.. in the political process ...189... a ticket

as permission to ...190... an election as candidate

...191... a political party. The ...192... if elected,

sits in the ...193... assembly or any other ...194...for which he/she contests, as ...195... of that

party.

186. (A) general (B) peculiar

(C) common (D) familiar

187. (A) So (B) But

(C) And (D) Since

188. (A) involved (B) scene

(C) leading (D) attracted

189. (A) look (B) interpret

(C) interfere (D) interrupt

190. (A) stand in (B) campaign

(C) vote (D) contest

191. (A) inside (B) of

(C) for (D) to



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192. (A) leader (B) party

(C) candidate (D) ticket

193. (A) legislative (B) legal(C) political (D) elecoral

194. (A) body (B) election

(C) party (D) institute

195. (A) candidate (B) participant

(C) representative (D) interpreter

Direction : In Question nos. 194 to 200, you

have two brief passages. 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. The achievemen t of sci ence in the

twentieth century has been very great. Its

influence can be felt in every sphere of life. From

the small pins and needles to the huge iron sheets

and joints, most of the things we require for our

everyday use, come out of factories where

scientific principles are utilized for practical ends.

Science has enabled man to bring forces of

nature under control and to use them for his own

advantage. It has brought the distant parts of the

world close together. Our knowledge of the

universe has been much widened on account of the untiring efforts of the astronomers like Jeans

and Eddington. Remarkable cures of human

diseases have been possible owing to the

discovery of some wonderful medicines.

196. The main idea of the passage is-

(A) The impact of science can be felt in

every sphere of life(B) Science is an anathema

(C) Nothing is beyond the purview of

science

(D) Science can work miracles

197. The mode of approach is -

(A) Logical (B) Anatomical

(C) Descriptive (D) Expository

198. What has enabled man to harness the forces

of nature to the advantage of mankind ?

(A) Arts (B) Oratory

(C) Bravery (D) Science199. Science has proved a great boon for -

(A) Scientists (B) Artists

(C) Explorers (D) Mankind

200. The most appropriate title for the passage

will be -

(A) Science is a curse

(B) Science, a great boon

(C) Achievements of science

(D) None of these




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