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Directions: In the following questions two A. If x > y

equations numbered I and II are given. B. If x ≥ y
You have to solve both the equations C. If x < y
1. I. 3x2 −7x + 4 = 0 D. If x ≤ y
II. 2y2 +5y + 2 = 0 E. If x = y or the relationship cannot be
A. If x > y established
B. If x ≥ y
C. If x < y Direction: What should come in place of
D. If x ≤ y the question mark (?) in the following
E. If x = y or the relationship cannot be number series?
established 6. 480 , 505 , 605 , 830 , 1230 , ?
A. 1860
Direction: In the following question two B. 1855
equations are given in variables X and Y. C. 1955
You have to solve these equations and D. 1750
determine the relation between X and Y. E. 1790
2. x2+6x+9=0
y2-4=0 Direction: What should come in place of
A. x>y the question mark '?' in the following
B. x<y number series?
C. x≥y
D. x≤y 7.
E. x=y OR No relation can be 77, 82, 72, 87, 67, ?
established(CND) A. 92
B. 93
Direction: In the following question, C. 94
there are two equations. Solve the D. 95
equations and answer accordingly. E. 96
3. I. 6x2 – 37x + 56 = 0
II. 4y2 – 33y + 68 = 0 Direction: What should come in place of
A. x > y the question mark '?' in the following
B. x ≥ y number series?
C. y >x 8. 95, 103, 117, 119, 147, 143, ?
D. y ≥ x A. 135
E. x = y or relationship cannot be B. 185
establish C. 145
D. 165
Direction: In the following question, E. 175
there are two equations. Solve the
equations and answer accordingly. Direction: What should come in place of
4. I. x2 = 16 the question mark '?' in the following
II. y = √16 number series?
A. x>y 9. 3 , 11 , 29 , 67 , ? , 303
B. x<y A. 153
C. x≥y B. 145
D. x≤y C. 157
E. x=y or no relation can be established D. 111
E. 125
Directions: In the following questions two
equations numbered I and II are given. Direction: What should come in place of
You have to solve both the equations the question mark (?) in the following
5. I. x2 + 7x + 12 = 0 number series?
II. y2 +13y + 42 = 0 10. 126 , 129 , 120 , 147 , ? , 309

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A. 66
B. 166 14.Find the average of the number of
C. 72 bankers of Dena Bank, Canara Bank and
D. 172 Indian Bank?
E. 84 A. 2170
B. 1825
Direction (11 – 15) : Answer the C. 2430
questions based on the information given D. 2865
below: E. 3240
The given pie chart shows the percentage
distribution of bankers of different banks 15.If the ratio of the male bankers to
in Uttar Pradesh circlE. Total number of female bankers of Canara bank is 5: 4,
bankers in Uttar Pradesh circle is 13500. then the number of female bankers of
Canara bank is what percentage of the
total number of bankers of UCO bank.
A. 82.5%
B. 66.67%
C. 55.55%
D. 45.45%
E. 6.36%

Direction: What will come in place of (?)

in the following question. You do not have
11.
to calculate the exact value.
Find the difference between the number
16.
of bankers of UCO Bank and the number
398.05+902.95÷(13.87÷2.02)×34.17=?
of bankers of Syndicate Bank.
A. 5125
A. 550
B. 3155
B. 675
C. 4784
C. 725
D. 3955
D. 640
E. 3850
E. None of these
Direction: What will come in place of
12.The total number of bankers of Dena
question mark ‘?’ in the following
bank and Canara bank taken together is
question. You do not have to calculate the
what percentage more than the number
exact value.
of bankers of Indian bank?
17. √(48.98×676.14)÷12.87=(?)-
A. 61.11%
√224.92
B. 28.57%
A. 29
C. 44.44%
B. 45
D. 57.14%
C. 79
E. 72.72%
D. 86
E. 91
13.If the ratio of the male bankers to
female bankers of Indian bank and Dena
Directions: What will come in place of
bank is 4: 3 and 3: 2 respectively, then
question mark (?) in the following
find the difference between the number
question (You do not have to calculate the
of female bankers of Indian bank and the
exact value)?
number of male bankers of Dena bank.
18. (12.999)3 × 31.99 × 2.01 ÷
A. 0
(26.002)3 = ?
B. 12
A. 8
C. 15
B. 18
D. 20
C. 28
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D. 38 will be your answer. If the given sentence

E. 48 is correct as it is, mark the answer as ‘No
error’. Ignore the errors of punctuation, if
Direction: What approximate value any.
should come in place of the question 22. We have many rooms (1)/ in our
mark (?) in the following equation (Note: house, (2)/ several of which (3)/ have not
You are not expected to calculate the been in use for years. (4)
exact value)? A. 1
19. 3993÷1331*√120=? B. 2
A. 25 C. 3
B. 14 D. 4
C. 28 E. No error
D. 33
E. 42 Direction: Read the sentence to find out
whether there is an error in it. The error,
Direction: What should come in place of if any, will be in one part of the sentence.
question mark (?) in the following The number of that part is your answer.
question? (You do not have to calculate If the given sentence is correct as it is,
the exact value.) mark the answer as 'No error'. Ignore the
errors of punctuation if any.
23. When (1)/ shall we (2)/ arrive (3)/ to
our destination? (4)
20. of 229.87+54.89% of 1099-( A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
of 183.94)=? D. 4
A. 125 E. No error
B. 168
C. 215 Direction: Read the sentence to find out
D. 285 whether there is any error in it. The error,
E. 315 if any, will be in one part of the sentence.
If the given sentence is correct as it is,
Direction: Read the sentence to find out mark the answer as No error. Ignore the
whether there is an error in it. The error, errors of punctuation if any.
if any, will be in one part of the sentence. 24. I noticed (1)/ several reporters (2)/
The number corresponding to that part hovering around (3)/ outside the
will be your answer. If the given sentence courtroom. (4)
is correct as it is, mark the answer as ‘No A. 1
error’. Ignore the errors of punctuation, if B. 2
any. C. 3
21. Today we are closer (1)/ to reaching D. 4
an agreement (2)/ than we were (3)/ a E. No error
meager months ago. (4)
A. 1 Direction: Read each sentence to find
B. 2 out whether there is any grammatical or
C. 3 idiomatic error in it. The error, if any, will
D. 4 be in one part of the sentence. If the
E. No error given sentence is correct, mark ‘No error’
as your answer.
Direction: Read the sentence to find out 25. Given that (1)/ there was so less
whether there is an error in it. The error, time, (2)/ I think the students have (3)/
if any, will be in one part of the sentence. done a good job. (4)
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C. 3
D. 4
E. No error
Direction (26 – 30) : Rearrange the
following sentences (A), (B), (C), (D),
(E), (F) and (G) in the proper sequence
to form a meaningful paragraph; then
answer the questions that follow.
(A). A red-letter day for India’s space
history as the country’s first foray to the
Red Planet
(B). Made to last just six months,
surprisingly it still has enough punch left
to last for more than a decade in the
Martian orbit.
(C). And an outbreak of dengue in Delhi
creates a frenzy that leaves hospitals
brimming with patients.
(D). Through the Mangalyaan satellite
successfully completes one year of its life
around Mars on September 24, 2015,
where it is ‘fully fit and healthy’.
(E). Meanwhile on Earth, the country
struggles with an ailing health sector that
fails to vaccinate infants, leaving every
third child un-protected,
(F). The Mangalyaan has been a 100-per-
cent success after it was injected into the
Martian orbit, where it has already
completed some 120 orbits.
(G). The contrast is appalling.
26. Which of the following will be the
Fourth sentence?
A. A
B. E
C. C
D. F
E. D
27.Which of the following will be the First
sentence?
A. A
B. B
C. C
D. D
E. F
28.Which of the following will be the Last
sentence?
A. E
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B. D
C. C
D. F
E. G
29.Which of the following will be the
Third sentence?
A. A
B. B
C. C
D. G
E. F
30.Which of the following will the Fifth
sentence?
A. B
B. F
C. C
D. D
E. E
Direction (31 – 35) : In the following
passage, there are blanks each of which
has been numbered. These numbers
correspond to the question numbers;
against each question, five words have
been suggested, one of which fills the
blanks appropriately.
It took the Delhi High Court to set right
last week a largely inexplicable instance
of official gender (###Q1###): it ruled
that the Indian Navy must grant
permanent commission to women as well,
as the Army and the Air Force had to do
following a 2010 order by a different
bench of the same court. (###Q2###)
now, women could qualify only for the
Navy’s Short Service Commission with
tenure of up to 14 years; this made them
ineligible for pension and often unable to
find other work they were qualified for,
virtually midway through their working
lives. Following the latest ruling, women
who (###Q3###) for a permanent
commission will be able to work until the
age of 54, as their male counterparts do.
The 19 women who filed (###Q4###)
before the court argued that they had
received the same training as their male
counterparts and worked for a
comparable number of years in different
departments, but could go no further for
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the only reason that they were women. Kabaddi World Cup is being organized by
The High Court rightly ruled that it could India in the month of October 2016.
not support any provision that would Seven teams which are participating are
restrain the professional (###Q5###) of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya,
women. Grant of permanent commission South Africa, United Kingdom and USA.
would allow women to rise in rank along They will be playing the matches at
with the men, and gain pay parity. different places namely Delhi,
31. Find out the appropriate word in each Ahmedabad, Noida, Rajkot, Vadodara,
case. Anand and Mumbai, but not necessarily in
A. Bias the same order. Each team will play on a
B. Equality different day of the week starting from
C. Discrimination Monday.
D. Rights
E. Disturbance UK will play at Mumbai but neither on
Friday nor on Monday. The host country
32.Find out the appropriate word in each will play on Thursday at Ahmedabad.
case. There is a gap of one day between UK and
A. Until India match. USA will play their match
B. Upto before South Africa but after Kenya.
C. For Kenya plays at Vadodara on Wednesday.
D. Somehow South Africa will play on the last day of
E. Since the week. Sri Lanka will play at Anand. No
match will be played at Delhi on Monday.
33.Find out the appropriate word in each The match at Noida will be the last match
case. of the week. The match at Rajkot will be
A. Get played on Tuesday. No match will be
B. Qualify played at Anand on Tuesday and Friday.
C. Passed
D. Prepare 36. The match at Delhi was played by
E. Study which team?
A. India
34.Find out the appropriate word in each B. West Indies
case. C. Bangladesh
A. Case D. South Africa
B. Complaint E. USA
C. Plea
D. Petitions 37.On which day of the week the match
E. Request at Mumbai was played?
A. Tuesday
35.Find out the appropriate word in each B. Thursday
case. C. Sunday
A. Advancement D. Saturday
B. Proceed E. Monday
C. Grow
D. Increment 38.On which day of the week match of the
E. Acceleration Bangladesh was organised?
A. Sunday
B. Thursday
Direction (36 – 40) : Study the C. Saturday
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39.Which of the following combination of D. Q

Team Place is not correct? E. N
A. Bangladesh Rajkot
B. India Ahmedabad 43.Which of the following combination is
C. South Africa Noida correct?
D. UK Delhi A. S-5th floor
E. All are correct B. N-3rd floor
C. Q-2nd floor
40.How many matches were played D. M-6th floor
between the match of India and South E. O-5th floor
Africa?
A. One 44.How many people are living between
B. Two Q and R?
C. Three A. 0
D. More than three B. 1
E. None C. 2
D. 3
Direction (41 – 45) : Study the E. 4
information given below and answer the
questions based on it. 45.Who among the following person lives
Eight persons M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T on the 6th floor?
are staying on an eight storey building. A. S
Lowermost floor is numbered 1 and top B. R
most floor is numbered 8. M is going to C. O
visit Bhopal and lives on an odd D. Q
numbered floor below 5th floor. Two floors E. P
are there between M and R. S is going to
visit Pune and lives on an even numbered Direction (46 – 50) : Study the
floor above R’s floor. O lives just below S following information carefully and
but not on 5th floor. The number of floors answer the questions given below.
above O is same as the number of floors
below Q, who is going to visit Indore. Two In a certain code language,
floors are there between Q and N. N is
somewhere below R. The one who is ‘guess the relation correct’ is written as
going to visit Delhi lives above N on an ‘U2D D5S S4M H3R’.
even numbered floor. The one who is ‘have same stylus around’ is written as
going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor. ‘T5R B3C I2D T2D’.
‘loved way for handle’ is written as ‘G2Q
41. If T is going to visit Goa, then who X2X I4D M3C’.
among the following person lives on the ‘give them money’ is written as ‘U3L N3X
4th floor? H2D’.
A. P 46. Which of the following code for
B. S ‘apprentice’?
C. O A. B2D
D. N B. D3B
E. R C. B6D
D. D6B
42.If the one who is going to visit Kolkata E. B7D
lives above R’s floor then who among the
following person is going to visit Kolkata? 47.Which of the following code for
A. S ‘hypocritic’?
B. O A. J7F
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C. I7B C. T2D S4S I2C

D. I6B D. T2D I2C S4S
E. B7I E. I3C T2D S4S

48.In the given code language, what does 50.Which of the following code for
the code ‘D4R’ stand for? ‘gamble’?
A. Causals A. H4E
B. Capsules B. E4H
C. Dedicate C. H3D
D. Dices D. H4D
E. Campaigns E. None of these

49.Which of the following code for ‘right

hand side’?
A. S3S I3C T3C
B. S3S I3C T2D

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###ANSWERS###
8. Ans. B.
1. Ans. A.
3x2 – 7x + 4 = 0
3x2 – 4x -3 x + 4 = 0
x (3x-4) - 1 (3x-4) = 0 9. Ans. B.
X = (1, 4/3)
2y2 +5y + 2 = 0
2y2 + 4y +y + 2 = 0
2y (y+2) +1 (y+2) = 0
y= (-2, -1/2)
x>y
2. Ans. B.
x2+6x+9=0 3 , 11 , 29 , 67 , 145 , 303
x2+3x+3x+9=0 Hence, option B is correct.
x(x+3)+3(x+3)=0 10. Ans. A.
(x+3)(x+3)=0 126+3=129
x+3=0 or x+3=0 129-3²=120
x=-3 or x=-3 120+3³=147
y2-4=0 147-3⁴=66
y2=4 66+3⁵=309
y= ±√4 126 , 129 , 120 , 147 , 66 , 309
y= ±2 Hence, option A is correct.
x<y 11. Ans. B.
3. Ans. C. Required difference =

So option (b) is the correct answer.

12. Ans. D.
Number of bankers of Indian bank =

Number of bankers of Canara Bank and

4. Ans. D. Dena Bank together = 0.33 x 13500 =
I. x2 = 16 4455
It means that, x = +/-4 Therefore, required percentage =

II. y = √16
meaning, y = 4 So option (d) is the correct answer.
So either x is equal to y or less than y 13. Ans. A.
5. Ans. A. Number of bankers of Indian bank =
X = (-4, -3)
y=( -6, -7)
X>y Number of bankers of Dena bank =
6. Ans. B.
Number of female bankers of Indian bank

=
Number of male bankers of Dena bank =
480 , 505 , 605 , 830 , 1230 , 1855
Hence, option B is correct.
Therefore, required difference =
7. Ans. A.

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14. Ans. C.
Required average number of Bankers =
92+ ×1100-529
92+605-529
So option (c) is the correct answer.
697-529
15. Ans. B.
168
Number of bankers of Canara Bank =
21. Ans. D.
0.18 x 13500 = 2430
The error is in the fourth part of the
Number of bankers of UCO Bank = 0.12 x
statement. The context here is of some
13500 = 1620
months and thus 'meager' is unsuitable
Number of female bankers of Canara
as it is used basically for signifying
quantities of immeasurable nouns. So, D
Bank = is the correct response.
Therefore, required percentage = 22. Ans. E.
There is no error in the given sentence.
So, the correct answer is option E.
So option (b) is the correct answer. 23. Ans. D.
16. Ans. C. The error is in the fourth part of the
398+903÷(14÷2)×34 sentence. 'To' needs to be replaced with
'at' as you arrive 'at' a destination.
398+ ×34 24. Ans. C.
398+129×34 In the third part of the statement 'around'
398+4386= 4784 is a redundant word and needs to be
17. Ans. A. omitted to give the statement a proper
Substituting (?) with “x” meaning. So, option C is the most
√(49×676)÷13=x-√225 appropriate response.
(7×26)÷13=x-15 25. Ans. B.
Replace ‘less’ with ‘little’ as the quantity
of time is being discussed and 'less' is not
=x-15 used with it. "Less" is used when a
14=x-15 comparison is being made which is not
14+15=x the case in the sentence. So option B is
x=29 the correct response.
18. Ans. A. 26. Ans. D.
(12.999)3 × 31.99 × 2.01 ÷ (26.002)3 = Correct Sequence: A D B F E C G
? The first statement is A as it introduces
(13)3 × 32 × 2 ÷ (26)3 = ? the topic at hand by mentioning the
(13)3 × 64 ÷ (26)3 = ? significance of the particular day.
64 ÷ (2)3 = ? D should mandatorily follow A as it forms
64 ÷ 8 = ? the part of the same statement.
?=8 B is the next statement as it further talks
19. Ans. D. about the Mangalyan which has been
3993÷1331*√120=? introduced in the earlier statement.
Approximating the equation to: F is the next statement as it talks about
3*√121 the course taken by Mangalyan and the
3*11= ? current status.
?=33 E is the next statement as it contradicts
20. Ans. B. the ideas and the developments being
displayed in the earlier part.
C is the next statement as it further
×230+55%×1100-( ×184) enhances upon the contradictions shown
in the earlier statement.
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27. Ans. A.
Correct Sequence: A D B F E C G
The first statement is A as it introduces
the topic at hand by mentioning the
significance of the particular day.
D should mandatorily follow A as it forms
the part of the same statement.
B is the next statement as it further talks
about the Mangalyan which has been
introduced in the earlier statement.
F is the next statement as it talks about
the course taken by Mangalyan and the
current status.
E is the next statement as it contradicts
the ideas and the developments being
displayed in the earlier part.
C is the next statement as it further
enhances upon the contradictions shown
in the earlier statement.
G is the concluding statement.
28. Ans. E.
Correct Sequence: A D B F E C G
The first statement is A as it introduces
the topic at hand by mentioning the
significance of the particular day.
D should mandatorily follow A as it forms
the part of the same statement.
B is the next statement as it further talks
about the Mangalyan which has been
introduced in the earlier statement.
F is the next statement as it talks about
the course taken by Mangalyan and the
current status.
E is the next statement as it contradicts
the ideas and the developments being
displayed in the earlier part.
C is the next statement as it further
enhances upon the contradictions shown
in the earlier statement.
G is the concluding statement.
29. Ans. B.
Correct Sequence: A D B F E C G
The first statement is A as it introduces
the topic at hand by mentioning the
significance of the particular day.
D should mandatorily follow A as it forms
the part of the same statement.
B is the next statement as it further talks
about the Mangalyan which has been
introduced in the earlier statement.
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F is the next statement as it talks about
the course taken by Mangalyan and the
current status.
E is the next statement as it contradicts
the ideas and the developments being
displayed in the earlier part.
C is the next statement as it further
enhances upon the contradictions shown
in the earlier statement.
G is the concluding statement.
30. Ans. E.
Correct Sequence: A D B F E C G
The first statement is A as it introduces
the topic at hand by mentioning the
significance of the particular day.
D should mandatorily follow A as it forms
the part of the same statement.
B is the next statement as it further talks
about the Mangalyan which has been
introduced in the earlier statement.
F is the next statement as it talks about
the course taken by Mangalyan and the
current status.
E is the next statement as it contradicts
the ideas and the developments being
displayed in the earlier part.
C is the next statement as it further
enhances upon the contradictions shown
in the earlier statement.
G is the concluding statement.
31. Ans. C.
Bias means inclination or prejudice for or
against one person or group, especially in
a way considered to be unfair.
Discrimination means the unjust or
prejudicial treatment of different
categories of people, especially on the
grounds of race, age, or sex.
While both these words seem accurate in
the context of the passage, it is important
to note that 'discrimination' is better
suited in the blank as the context is of
unjust treatment to the females and this
word gives better effect.
32. Ans. A.
Here the context is to show that the
women were not allowed to take certain
job roles till now, thus 'until' is the most
suitable filler for the blank.
'Upto' is used to point to a certain level or
degree of something.
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'For' is generally used to show the

associativity.
'Somehow' means in some way; by some
means.
'Since' is generally used to show the
beginning timeline of something.
33. Ans. B.
The context is to show that the women
who have been successfully been able to
37. Ans. D.
get past the qualification standards are
now to be inducted into those roles.
Option C could have been an answer but
is not suitable because of the past
participle form while the statement needs
a verb in the first form.
This leaves 'qualify' as the only suitable
option to satisfy the meaning of the
passage.
38. Ans. D.
The correct option is B.
34. Ans. D.
'Plea' means a request made in an urgent
and emotional manner.
'Petition' means a formal written request,
typically one signed by many people,
appealing to authority in respect of a
particular cause.

Here the context is of the written case

being filed by the women who were trying 39. Ans. D.
to win the equal chance of careers in the
defence services, so 'petitions' is the
most suitable response.

The correct option is D.

35. Ans. A.
'Advancement' means development or
improvement.
'Proceed' means to move forward and is
incorrect because of the incorrect form;
'proceeding' could have been a valid 40. Ans. B.
option.
'Grow' is incorrect because here we need
a noun i.e. 'growth'.
'Increment' means an increase or
addition, especially one of a series on a
fixed scale.
'Acceleration' means an increase in speed
or rate.

Thus, out of given the options, option A is 41. Ans. A.

the correct answer. M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an
36. Ans. E. odd numbered floor below 5th floor. So M
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is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor so M

lives on 3rd floor. Two floors are between
M and R. So R lives on 6th floor. S is going
to visit Pune and lives on an even
numbered floor above R’s floor. So S lives
on 8th floor. O lives just below S so O lives
on 7th floor. The number of floors above
O is same as below Q who is going to visit
Indore. Only one floor is above O so Q
lives on 2nd floor. Two floors are between
Q and N. So N lives on 5th floor. The one
who is going to visit Delhi lives above N
on an even numbered floor so R is going Then O is going to visit Kolkata.
to visit Delhi. Hence, option B.
Here is the final table: 43. Ans. C.
M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an
odd numbered floor below 5th floor. So M
either lives on 1st or 3rd floor. The one who
is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor so M
lives on 3rd floor. Two floors are between
M and R. So R lives on 6th floor. S is going
to visit Pune and lives on an even
numbered floor above R’s floor. So S lives
on 8th floor. O lives just below S so O lives
on 7th floor. The number of floors above
O is same as below Q who is going to visit
Indore. Only one floor is above O so Q
If T is going to visit Goa then T lives on lives on 2nd floor. Two floors are between
1st floor then P lives on 4th floor. Q and N. So N lives on 5th floor. The one
Hence, option A. who is going to visit Delhi lives above N
42. Ans. B. on an even numbered floor so R is going
M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an to visit Delhi.
odd numbered floor below 5th floor. So M Here is the final table:
either lives on 1st or 3rd floor. The one who
is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor so M
lives on 3rd floor. Two floors are between
M and R. So R lives on 6th floor. S is going
to visit Pune and lives on an even
numbered floor above R’s floor. So S lives
on 8th floor. O lives just below S so O lives
on 7th floor. The number of floors above
O is same as below Q who is going to visit
Indore. Only one floor is above O so Q
lives on 2nd floor. Two floors are between
Q and N. So N lives on 5th floor. The one
who is going to visit Delhi lives above N Q lives on 2nd floor.
on an even numbered floor so R is going Hence, option C.
to visit Delhi. 44. Ans. D.
Here is the final table: M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an
odd numbered floor below 5th floor. So M
either lives on 1st or 3rd floor. The one who
is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor so M
lives on 3rd floor. Two floors are between
M and R. So R lives on 6th floor. S is going

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to visit Pune and lives on an even
numbered floor above R’s floor. So S lives
on 8th floor. O lives just below S so O lives
on 7th floor. The number of floors above
O is same as below Q who is going to visit
Indore. Only one floor is above O so Q
lives on 2nd floor. Two floors are between
Q and N. So N lives on 5th floor. The one
who is going to visit Delhi lives above N
on an even numbered floor so R is going
to visit Delhi.
Here is the final table:
Three persons are living between them.
Hence, option D.
45. Ans. B.
M is going to visit Bhopal and lives on an
odd numbered floor below 5th floor. So M
either lives on 1st or 3rd floor. The one who
is going to visit Goa lives on 1st floor so M
lives on 3rd floor. Two floors are between
M and R. So R lives on 6th floor. S is going
to visit Pune and lives on an even
numbered floor above R’s floor. So S lives
on 8th floor. O lives just below S so O lives
on 7th floor. The number of floors above
O is same as below Q who is going to visit
Indore. Only one floor is above O so Q
lives on 2nd floor. Two floors are between
Q and N. So N lives on 5th floor. The one
who is going to visit Delhi lives above N
on an even numbered floor so R is going
to visit Delhi.
Here is the final table:
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R lives on 6th floor.
Hence, option B.
46. Ans. C.
In this code language, there are some
letters given we have to find the exact
code used for them.
Example- Relation
Step I- first increase the first letter by one
alphabet i.e. S, then count the number of
consonants in the whole word i.e. 4
Step II- then decrease the last letter by
one alphabet M.
So, ‘relation’ is coded as ‘S4M’.
So, apprentice is coded like above
rule- ‘B6D’
47. Ans. C.
In this code language, there are some
letters given we have to find the exact
code used for them.
Example- Relation
Step I- first increase the first letter by one
alphabet i.e. S, then count the number of
consonants in the whole word i.e. 4
Step II- then decrease the last letter by
one alphabet M.
So, ‘relation’ is coded as ‘S4M’.
So, hypocritic is coded like above
rule- ‘I7B’
48. Ans. A.
In this code language, there are some
letters given we have to find the exact
code used for them.
Example- Relation
Step I- first increase the first letter by one
alphabet i.e. S, then count the number of
consonants in the whole word i.e. 4
Step II- then decrease the last letter by
one alphabet M.
So, ‘relation’ is coded as ‘S4M’.
So, causals is coded like above rule-
‘D4R’
49. Ans. E.
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In this code language, there are some

letters given we have to find the exact
code used for them.
Example- Relation
Step I- first increase the first letter by one
alphabet i.e. S, then count the number of
consonants in the whole word i.e. 4
Step II- then decrease the last letter by
one alphabet M.
So, ‘relation’ is coded as ‘S4M’.
So, right hand side is coded like
above rule- ‘I3C T2D S4S’
50. Ans. D.
In this code language, there are some
letters given we have to find the exact
code used for them.
Example- Relation
Step I- first increase the first letter by one
alphabet i.e. S, then count the number of
consonants in the whole word i.e. 4
Step II- then decrease the last letter by
one alphabet M.
So, ‘relation’ is coded as ‘S4M’.
So, gamble is coded like above rule- ‘H4D’

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