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Reasoning Ability
Directions (1-5): Study the following information 3) Who among the following gets the
carefully and answer the below questions appointment on Friday?
Seven persons- Abi, Ash, Achu, Aana, Aaxa, a) The one who gets immediately before Aaxa
Adia and Aara are getting an appointment for the b) The one who gets immediately after Achu
covid vaccine on different days of the week c) Aara
starting from Sunday to Saturday but not d) The one who gets two days before Adia
necessarily in the same order. e) Aana
Achu gets the appointment on either Tuesday or
Thursday. Only one person is getting an 4) Which of the following day does Aaxa gets an
appointment between Achu and Aara. The appointment for the covid vaccine?
number of persons getting before Aara is the a) Saturday
same as after Abi. Aana gets two persons before b) Friday
Ash. Ash does not get on Friday. The number of c) Thursday
persons getting between Aana and Achu is one d) Tuesday
more than between Ash and Adia. Aaxa gets e) None of the above
before Ash.
1) Four of the following are alike a certain way 5) How many people get an appointment after
and hence forms a group. Who among the Aana?
following does not belong to the group? a) Five
a) Sunday- Aana b) Four
b) Monday- Aaxa c) Three
c) Wednesday-Achu d) Two
d) Thursday- Abi e) Six
e) Friday- Aara
Directions (6-10): Study the following information
2) Which of the following statement is/are true? carefully and answer the below questions
a) Ash gets an appointment on Wednesday Eight persons- A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are
b) Only one person gets an appointment living in the four storey building. There are two
between Adia and Aana flats on each floor viz. Flat A and Flat B. Flat A is
c) Aara gets an appointment before Aaxa to the west of Flat B. The lowermost floor is
d) No one gets an appointment after Abi numbered as one and the topmost floor is
e) None of these numbered as four. All the information is not
necessarily in the same order. 2

E lives north-west flat of B. A lives two floors a) The one who lives immediately above G’s flat
below E. A and B are living in a different flat. B b) The one who lives north of H
lives immediately above the flat of G.G does not c) H
live north of A. The number of floors between E d) The one who lives immediately below D
and G is the same as between D and C.D lives e) C
in the same flat as B and lives above B.H and C
are living in the same flat. H does not live above 10) In which of the following floor and flat does D
F. live?
6) Which of the following statement is true? a) Floor 4, Flat B
a) E lives in a flat which is immediately above b) Floor 2, Flat A
H’s flat c) Floor 3, Flat B
b) Only one floor is there between B and G d) Floor 3, Flat A
c) C and A are living on the same floor e) Floor 4, Flat A
d) No one lives below A
e) None is true. Directions (11-15): Study the following
information carefully and answer the below
7) Who among the following persons are living in questions
Flat A? Nine persons- P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W and X are
a) The one who lives west of D sitting in the linear row facing the south direction
b) The one who lives north-west of G but not necessarily in the same order.
c) H X sits fourth from either the right or left end. W
d) A sits second to the left of X. Only two persons are
e) All of the above sitting between W and T. R sits second to the
right of V, neither of them sits adjacent to T nor
8) If E is related to F and A is related to G, then W. P sits third to the left of U. U does not sit
who among the following person is related to B? adjacent to W. The numbers of persons sitting
a) G between U and Q is the same as between P and
b) The one who lives east of C S. S does not sit to the right of P.
c) D 11) How many persons are sitting to the right of
d) The one who lives immediately above F U?
e) H a) More than Four
b) Two
9) Who among the following person lives on the c) Four
same floor of A? d) Three
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e) No one b) Second
c) Third
12) Who among the following person sits d) Fourth
between T and S? e) Fifth
I) X
II) P Direction (16-20): Study the following information
III) U carefully and answer the questions given below
a) Only (I) and (II) In a certain code language
b) Only (I) “Kashmiri Dogri Konkani Gujarathi” coded as
c) Only (I) and (III) “XTM VJS LMV RPQ”
d) Only (II) “Gujarathi Marathi Tamil Manipuri” coded as
e) All (I), (II) and (III) “MHZ RPQ FEO OGE”
“Marathi Sindhi Bodo Konkani” coded as “LMV
13) If all the persons are arranged in LXN SHL OGE”
alphabetical order from the left end, then how “Oriya Tamil Dogri Kannada” coded as “HVT ITN
many persons remain unchanged in their FEO VJS”
position? 16) Which of the following represents the code of
a) More than four “Konkani”?
b) Three a) XTM
c) Two b) LXN
d) One c) LMV
e) Four d) VJS
e) RPQ
14) What is the position of X with respect to V?
a) Third to the right 17) Which of the following is coded as “VJS
b) Second to the right OGE”?
c) Third to the left a) Sindhi Kannada
d) Second to the left b) Gujarathi Dogri
e) Fifth to the right c) Kashmiri Marathi
d) Dogri Marathi
15) If R and V interchanged their positions and V e) Kannada Kashmiri
and W interchanged their position, then what is
the position of W from the right end? 18) Which of the following represents the code of
a) First “Sindhi”?
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a) SHL d) VJS SHL XTM

b) OGE e) ITN RPQ XTM
c) Either a or e
d) LMV 20) If the code of “Bodo Telugu ” is “LXN DRE”,
e) LXN Then which of the following is coded as “DRE
SHL FEO”?
19) If the code of “Oriya Kashmiri” is “XTM HVT”, a) Bodo Konkani Telugu
then what will be the code for “Kannada Manipuri b) Sindhi Oriya Konkani
Gujarathi”? c) Bodo Sindhi Tamil
a) FEO RPQ SHL d) Telugu Marathi Tamil
b) ITN MHZ RPQ e) Sindhi Telugu Tamil
c) RPQ MHZ VJS
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Answer Key with Explanation
Directions (1-5): Sunday Abi

1) Answer: D Monday Aana
2) Answer: A Tuesday Aaxa
3) Answer: B Wednesday Ash
4) Answer: D Thursday Achu
5) Answer: A Friday Adia
Saturday Aara
Final Arrangement 5

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We have,  Aana gets two persons before Ash.

 Ash does not get on Friday.
 Achu gets the appointment on either
 The number of persons getting between
Tuesday or Thursday.
Aana and Achu is one more than between
 Only one person is getting an
Ash and Adia.
appointment between Achu and Aara.
 Aaxa gets before Ash.
From the above condition, there are four
From the above condition, case1a get
possibilities.
eliminated. Case 2 shows the final arrangement.
Case2 Case1a
Sunday Abi Aara
Monday Aana Aana
Tuesday Aaxa Achu
Wednesday Ash Ash
Thursday Achu Aaxa
Friday Adia Adia
Saturday Aara Abi
Again we have,
Directions (6-10)
 The number of persons getting before
6) Answer: A
Aara is the same as after Abi.
7) Answer: E
From the above condition, case 1 and case2a 8) Answer: E
get eliminated. 9) Answer: A
10) Answer: A
Final Arrangement
Flat A Flat B
4 E D
3 H F
2 A B
1 C G
Again we have, 6

Common Explanation  The number of floors between E and G is

the same as between D and C.
We have,
 D lives in the same flat as B and lives
 E lives north-west flat of B. above B.
 A lives two floors below E.
From the above condition, case1 gets
 A and B are living in a different flat.
eliminated.
From the above condition, there are two
Case1 Case2 Case1a
possibilities.
Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat
Case1 Case2 A B A B A B
Flat A Flat B Flat A Flat B 4 E D E D
4 E 3 B E
3 E 2 A G C B A B
2 A 1 A G C G
1 A Again we have,
 H and C are living in the same flat.

Again we have,  H does not live above F.
 B lives immediately above the flat of G. From the above condition, case2 gets
 G does not live north of A. eliminated. Case 1a shows the final
arrangement.
From the above condition, there are three
possibilities. Case2 Case1a
Flat A Flat B Flat A Flat B
Case1 Case2 Case1a
4 D E D
Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat
3 E H F
A B A B A B
2 C B A B
4 E E
1 A G C G
3 B E
2 A G B A B
Directions (11-15):
1 A G G
11) Answer: D
12) Answer: A
Again we have, 13) Answer: B
14) Answer: C
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15) Answer: A
Final Arrangement
We have,
 X sits fourth from either the right or left
end.
 W sits second to the left of X.
 Only two persons are sitting between W
and T. Again we have,
From the above condition, there are three  P sits third to the left of U.
possibilities.  U does not sit adjacent to W.
 The numbers of persons sitting between
U and Q is the same as between P and S.
 S does not sit to the right of P.
From the above condition, case2 gets
eliminated. case1 shows the final arrangement.
Again we have,
 R sits second to the right of V, neither of
them sits adjacent to T nor W. Direction (16-20):
From the above condition, case2a get 16) Answer: C
eliminated. 17) Answer: D
18) Answer: C
19) Answer: B
20) Answer: E
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Quantitative Aptitude
Direction (01 – 05): Read the following of Adults is 37.5%, 16.66%, 25% and 31.25%
information carefully and answer the questions more than that of the Senior citizens those who
based on it. visited the mall A, B, C, and D respectively.
The given pie chart shows the number of Senior Total number of visitors = Senior Citizens +
Citizens who visited the four different shopping Adults
malls on Monday out of the total number of
Senior citizens who visited the mall. The number
Note: Total number of Senior Citizens visited all 2) If the ratio of the male and female Adults
the four malls together is 3600 visited mall B is 5:3 respectively and the total
1) The total number of visitors who visited mall B number of females who visited mall B is 1462,
is what % of the difference between the number then find the number of male senior citizens who
of visitors who visited Mall A and Mall D? visited mall B?
a) 634.56% a) 1055
b) 637.56% b) 815
c) 633.56% c) 885
d) 635.56% d) 915
e) None of these e) None of these
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3) Find the average number of visitors in all four 5) If the entry ticket of a senior citizen for a mall is
malls together? Rs. 23 and that of an Adult is Rs. 36, then find
a) 2009 the total revenue generated by all malls together?
b) 2049 a) Rs. 243996
c) 2018 b) Rs. 243926
d) 2029 c) Rs. 243936
e) None of these d) Rs. 243986
e) None of these
4) In Mall E, the number of visitors is 594 more
than that of mall C and the number of Adults who Direction (06 – 10): Read the following
visited mall E is 1097 more than the number of information carefully and answer the questions
senior Citizens in mall A, then find the approx. % based on it
of the senior citizens visited the mall E? Jhony is doing research in the laboratory, so he
a) 35% buys five different chemicals – C1, C2, C3, C4,
b) 34% and C5. The bar graph given below shows the
c) 36% quantity of chemicals bought by Jhony (in ml) and
d) 32% the price (per ml) of a chemical
e) 31%
300
248
250 232
196
200
160
148
150 128
120
100 90
72 72
50
0
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5
Quantity (in ml) Price (per ml)
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6) Total cost spent on buying chemical C2 is a) 65.33%

approx. how much more or less than that of b) 62.33%
chemical C5? c) 61.33%
a) 5.2% d) 63.33%
b) 5.9% e) None of these
c) 5.8%
d) 5.5% 10) Find the ratio cost incurred on buying
e) 5.6% chemical C1 and C3 respectively?
a) 496:261
7) If Jhony Sold 37.5% of the quantity of chemical b) 456:261
C3 at Rs. 60 per ml, 40% of the remaining at Rs. c) 496:271
150 per ml, and the rest at 120 per ml. find the d) 496:281
amount of profit earned by Jhony on selling e) None of these
chemical C3?
a) Rs. 7676 11) In an election, there are only two candidates
b) Rs. 7626 A and B, A won the election by X votes and the
c) Rs. 7656 total number of votes secured by both candidates
d) Rs. 7646 together is 720. If the total number of votes
e) None of these secured by B is increased by 50%, then B won
the election by 3X votes. Find the number of
8) If the quantity of chemical C6 bought by Jhony votes secured by B initially?
is 50% more than that of C4 and the cost per ml a) 360
of chemical C6 is 25% more than that of C1, then b) 240
find the total cost incurred on buying chemical c) 300
C6? d) 200
a) Rs. 27800 e) None of these
b) Rs. 28800
c) Rs. 32800 12) If someone asked about the age of Rama,
d) Rs. 24800 then Rama said “difference between 5 times of
e) None of these my age and 4 times of my elder brother’s age is
40 years”. If someone asked about the age of
9) Total quantity of chemical C2 and C5 together Ramu (elder brother of Rama), then Ramu said
bought by Jhony is approx. how much % less “sum of 2 times of my age and 3 times of my
than that of the rest of the chemicals together?
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younger brother age is 108”. Find the age of what % of work is completed by K/2 workers in 12
Ramu who is 12 years elder than Rama? days?
a) 26 years a) 20%
b) 28 years b) 16%
c) 32 years c) 12%
d) 30 years d) 14%
e) None of these e) None of these
13) A vessel contains 120 litres mixture of milk Direction (16-21): Find out the wrong number in
and water in the ratio of 5:3 respectively. If X the following number series.
litres of mixture is removed and replaced by 16) 12, 18, 36, 65, 108, 162
water, then in the final mixture water is 40% more a) 18
than that of milk. Find the value of (3X/2). b) 162
a) 60 litres c) 108
b) 30 litres d) 36
c) 40 litres e) 65
d) 20 litres
e) None of these 17) 50, 67, 101, 152, 220, 304
a) 220
14) Probability of A for cracking the interview is b) 304
2/5 and the probability of B for not cracking the c) 101
interview is 2/3. Find the probability that at least d) 152
one of them crack the interview. Consider only A e) 67
and B is giving an interview for a job
a) 4/5 18) 11, 13, 22, 32, 52, 71
b) 1/5 a) 13
c) 2/5 b) 52
d) 3/5 c) 71
e) None of these d) 22
e) 32
15) Amount of work done by K workers in (K – 8)
days is 70% of the amount of work done by (K – 19) 11, 60, 97, 121, 137, 146
8) workers in (K + 12) days. If (K + 2) workers a) 97
complete the whole work in 40 days, then find b) 11
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c) 60
d) 146 24) 16.16 * 18.901 - ? ÷ 1.99 = √530 * √80
e) 121 a) 185
b) 188
20) 98, 114, 78, 103, 59, 90 c) 191
a) 78 d) 178
b) 114 e) 194
c) 98
d) 59 25) (4068.09 * ? ) ÷ 113.12 = 648.09
e) 90 a) 12
b) 15
21) 24, 60, 180, 670, 2520, 11340 c) 18
a) 670 d) 21
b) 2520 e) 24
c) 11340
d) 60 26) 48.18 % of 35.09 % of ? = 33.610
e) 180 a) 200
b) 180
Direction (22-27): What approximate value should c) 150
come in the place of (?) in the following d) 220
questions? e) 240
22) 179.93 + 56.08 % of 749.91 = ? + 189.92
a) 410 27) 36.09 % of 250.052 + ? - √2024.91 % of
b) 430 399.94 = 119.98
c) 360 a) 190
d) 390 b) 210
e) 400 c) 230
d) 250
23) 21.092 – 36.08 * 4.819 – 1456.15 ÷ 13.13 = ? e) 240
a) 151
b) 149 Direction (28-33): Following question contains
c) 153 two equations as I and II. You have to solve both
d) 145 equations and determine the relationship
e) 138 between them.
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28) e) x ≤ y
I) x2 + 123 = 412
II) y2 - 23y + 102 =0 32)
a) x > y I) x2 – 8x – 825 = 0
b) x ≥ y II) y2 = 1089
c) x = y or relationship can’t be determined. a) x > y
d) x < y b) x ≥ y
e) x ≤ y c) x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
d) x < y
29) e) x ≤ y
I) x + y = 18
II) 2x + y = 29 33)
a) x > y I) x2 + 29x + 204 = 0
b) x ≥ y II) y2 + 19y + 84 = 0
c) x = y or relationship can’t be determined. a) x > y
d) x < y b) x ≥ y
e) x ≤ y c) x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
d) x < y
30) e) x ≤ y
I) 3x2 + 63x + 330 = 0
II) y2 + 24y + 143 = 0 Direction (34-39): What value should come in the
a) x > y place of (?) in the following questions?
b) x ≥ y 34) 75% of 780 – 80% of 420 = ?
c) x = y or relationship can’t be determined. a) 284
d) x < y b) 249
e) x ≤ y c) 264
d) 256
31) e) 238
I) 2x + y = 36
II) y = √144 35) 23 * √2116 - √3364 = ? * √625
a) x > y a) 45
b) x ≥ y b) 30
c) x = y or relationship can’t be determined. c) 55
d) x < y d) 50
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e) 40 b) 53
c) 58
36) (52 – √(√3025 + √81)) = ? d) 42
a) 46 e) 59
b) 42
c) 44 41) 4620, 2310, 770, ?, 22, 2
d) 45 a) 152
e) 49 b) 145
c) 148
37) (0.07) * (0.000343) ÷ 0.0049 = (0.07)? d) 154
a) 3 e) 158
b) 5
c) 2 42) 64, 96, 240, ?, 3780, 20790
d) 4 a) 840
e) 1 b) 920
c) 990
38) 25% of 420 = ? – 50% of 130 d) 870
a) 160 e) 880
b) 170
c) 180 43) 19, 40, 69, 146, 199, ?
d) 190 a) 312
e) 200 b) 324
c) 332
39) 432 – 392 + √169 = ? * 11 d) 338
a) 34 e) 342
b) 32
c) 33 44) 3, 31, 249, 1495, 5981, ?
d) 31 a) 12962
e) 36 b) 11978
c) 11963
Direction (40-45): What value should come in the d) 11928
place of (?) in the following number series? e) 11989
40) 18, 21, 26, 33, 42, ?
a) 48 45) 11, 36, 65, 98, ?, 176
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a) 125 d) 145
b) 135 e) 150
c) 140

1) Answer: D Number of male Adults visited the mall B = 5/8 x
1848 = 1155
Total number of males visited the mall B = 3432
– 1462 = 1970
So, the number of senior citizen males who
visited the mall B = 1970 – 1155 = 815
Hence, the answer is option B
3) Answer: E
Required average = (1539 + 3432 + 2106 +
According to the question, 999)/4 = 2019
Difference between the number of visitors who Hence, the answer is option E.
visited mall A and mall D = 1539 – 999 = 540
Number of visitors who visited mall B = 3432 4) Answer: A
Required % = 3432/540 x 100 = 635.56% Total number of visitors in mall E = 2106 + 594
Hence answer is option D = 2700
Number of adults visited mall E = 1097 + 648 =
2) Answer: B 1745
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Number of senior citizens visited mall E = 2700 Cost per ml of C6 = 128 x 1.25 = 160 ml
– 1745 = 955 Required cost = 180 x 160 = Rs. 28800
Required % = 955/2700 x 100 = 35% approx. Hence, the answer is option B
5) Answer: C 9) Answer: D
Total revenue generated = 3600 x 23 + 4476 x Total quantity of (C2 + C5) = (148 + 72) = 220
36 = Rs. 243936 Total quantity of (C1 + C3 + C4) = 248 + 232 +
Hence, the answer is option C 120 = 600
Required % change = (600 – 220)/600 x 100 =
6) Answer: E 63.33%
Total cost spent on buying chemical C2 = 148 x Hence, the answer is option D
90 = 13320
Total cost spent on buying chemical C5 = 72 x 10) Answer: A
196 = 14112 Required ratio = (248 x 128): (232 x 72) =
Required % change = (14112 – 13320)/14112 x 496:261
100 = 5.6% Hence, the answer is option A
Hence answer is option E
11) Answer: E
7) Answer: C Let the number of votes initially secured by A
Total cost spent on buying chemical C3 = 232 x and B is ‘a’ and ‘b’ respectively.
72 = Rs. 16704 So, X = (a – b)…………. (1)
Total cost incurred on selling 37.5% of quantity If votes of B increased by 50%
= 3/8 x 232 x 60 = Rs. 5220 So votes incurred by B = b + b/2 = 3b/2
Total cost spent on selling 40% of the remaining Votes incurred by A = a – b/2
quantity = 40% of (232 – 3/8 x 232) x 150 = So, value of 3X = 3b/2 – (a – b/2) = 2b – a…….
8700 (2)
Total cost spent on the selling remaining From equation 1 and 2,
quantity = 87 x 120 = 10440 3 x (a – b) = 2b – a
Profit incurred by Jhony = (10440 + 8700 + 3a – 3b = 2b – a
5220) – 16704 = 7656 4a = 5b
Hence, the answer is option C So, a/b = 5/4
Number of votes incurred by B initially = 4/9 x
8) Answer: B 720 = 320 votes
Quantity of C6 bought = 150% of 120 = 180 ml Hence answer is option E
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Probability of B for cracking the interview = 1 –

12) Answer: B 2/3 = 1/3
Let the age of Ramu and Rama be ‘a’ and ‘b’ Probability of B for not cracking the interview =
years respectively 2/3
So, 4a – 5b = 40…………. (1) Required probability = 2/5 x 2/3 + 3/5 x 1/3 + 2/5
Also, 2a + 3b = 108………….. (2) x 1/3 = 3/5
On solving 1 and 2, we get Hence, the answer is option D
Value of a = 30 and b = 16
Age of Rama = 16 years 15) Answer: D
So, Age of Ramu = 16 + 12 = 28 years According to question,
Hence answer is option B K x (K – 8) = 70% of [(K – 8) x (K + 12)]
10K = 7K + 84
13) Answer: A 3K = 84
In the final mixture, the ratio of milk and water So value of K = 28
becomes 5:7 and the initial and final quantity of Total work = (28 + 2) x 40 = 1200 units
mixture remains the same as 120 litres. Required % = 14 x 12/1200 x 100 = 14%
So the amount of milk and water in the final Hence, the answer is option D
mixture will be 50 litres and 70 litres.
Amount of milk initially = 5/8 x 120 = 75 litres 16) Answer: E
Amount of water initially = 3/8 x 120 = 45 litres 12 +(6*1)= 18
(75-5X/8)/(45-(3X/8)+X) =5/7 18 +(6*3)= 36
(600-5X)/(360+5X)=5/7 36 +(6*5)= 66
(120-X)/(360+5X)=1/7 66+(6*7)= 108
840-7X=360+5X 108 +(6*9)= 162
480=12X
X=40 17) Answer: B
So value of X = 40 litres 50 +17= 67
3x40/2 =60 67 +34= 101
Hence, the answer is option A 101 +51= 152
152 +68= 220
14) Answer: D 220 +85= 305
Probability of A for cracking the interview = 2/5
Probability of A for not cracking the interview = 1 18) Answer: B
– 2/5 = 3/5 11+(1*2)=13
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13+(3*3)=22 149 = ?
22+(5*2)=32
32+(7*3)=53 24) Answer: E
53+(9*2)=71 16.16 * 18.901 - ? ÷ 1.99 = √530 * √80
304 - ? /2 = 207
19) Answer: A ?/2 = 97
11 + 72 = 60 ? = 194
60 + 62 = 96
96 + 52 = 121 25) Answer: C
121 + 42 = 137 (4068.09 * ? ) ÷ 113.12 = 648.09
137 + 32 = 146 36 * ? = 648
? = 18
20) Answer: D
98+42=114 26) Answer: A
114 – 62 = 78 48.18 % of 35.09 % of ? = 33.610
78 + 52 = 103 ? = 33.61/0.168
103 – 72 = 54 ? = 200
54 + 62 = 90
27) Answer: B
21) Answer: A 36.09 % of 250.052 + ? - √2024.91 % of 399.94
24*2.5= 60 = 119.98
60*3= 180 90 + ? – 180 = 120
180*3.5= 630 ? = 210
630 *4= 2520
2520 * 4.5 = 11340 28) Answer: C
x2 + 123 = 412
22) Answer: A x2 = 289
179.93 + 56.08 % of 749.91 = ? + 189.92 x = -17, 17
180 + 420 – 190 = ? y2 - 23y + 102 =0
410 = ? y2 – 17y – 6y + 102 = 0
y(y – 17) – 6(y – 17) = 0
23) Answer: B y = 17, 6
21.092 – 36.08 * 4.819 – 1456.15 ÷ 13.13 = ?
441 – 180 - 112 = ? 29) Answer: A
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x + y = 18 ------(1) Relationship between x and y cannot be

2x + y = 29 ---------(2) established.
(2) – (1)
x = 11 33) Answer: E
y = 18 – 11 = 7 x2 + 29x + 204 = 0
x>y x2 + 12x + 17x + 204 = 0
x(x + 12) + 17(x + 12) = 0
30) Answer: B (x + 12)(x + 17) = 0
3x2 + 63x + 330 = 0 x = -12, -17
3x2 + 33x + 30x + 330 = 0 y2 + 19y + 84 = 0
3x(x + 11) + 30(x + 11) = 0 y2 + 12y + 7y + 84 = 0
(3x + 30) (x + 11) = 0 y(y + 12) + 7(y + 12) = 0
x = -10, -11 y = -7, -12
y2 + 24y + 143 = 0 x≤y
y2 + 11y + 13y + 143 = 0
y(y + 11) + 13(y + 11) = 0 34) Answer: B
(y + 13)(y + 11) = 0 75% of 780 – 80% of 420 = ?
y = -13, -11 ? = 585 – 336
x≥y ? = 249
31) Answer: C
2x + y = 36 35) Answer: E
y = √144 23 * √2116 - √3364 = ? * √625
y = 12 ? * 25 = 1000
x = 36 – 12/2 = 12 ? = 40
x=y
36) Answer: C
32) Answer: C (52 – √(√3025 + √81)) = ?
x2 – 8x – 825 = 0 52 - √(55 + 9) = ?
x2 – 33x + 25x – 825 = 0 ? = 44
x(x – 33) + 25(x – 33) = 0
(x – 33)(x + 25) = 0 37) Answer: C
x = 33, -25 (0.07) * (0.000343) ÷ 0.0049 = (0.07)?
y2 = 1089 (0.07)1 + 3 – 2 = (0.07)?
y = 33, -33 ?=2
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96 * 2.5 = 240
38) Answer: B 240 * 3.5 = 840
25% of 420 = ? – 50% of 130 840 * 4.5 = 3780
? = 105 + 65 3780 * 5.5 = 20790
? = 170
43) Answer: B
39) Answer: D 32 + 10 = 19
432 – 392 + √169 = ? * 11 52 + 15 = 40
? * 11 = 341 72 + 20 = 69
? = 31 112 + 25 = 146
132 + 30 = 199
40) Answer: B 172 + 35 = 324
12 + 17 = 18
22 + 17 = 21 44) Answer: C
32 + 17 = 26 3 * 10 + 1 = 31
42 + 17 = 33 31 * 8 + 1 = 249
52 + 17 = 42 249 * 6 + 1 = 1495
62 + 17 = 53 1495 * 4 + 1 = 5981
5981 * 2 + 1 = 11963
41) Answer: D
4620/2 = 2310 45) Answer: B
2310/3 = 770 1 * 11 = 11
770/5 = 154 3 * 12 = 36
154/7 = 22 5 * 13 = 65
22/11 = 2 7 * 14 = 98
9 * 15 = 135
42) Answer: A 11 * 16 = 176
64 * 1.5 = 96
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English Language
Direction (1-7): Read the following passage and have meant that millions of workers have either
answer the following questions based on the had to leave or have had to take up new forms of
passage. Some words are highlighted to help work, with some finding the burgeoning gig
you locate while answering the questions. economy to be their only source of employment.
With the Indian economy gradually finding its It is here that the Fair work Foundation’s annual
feet after a historic contraction of negative 23.9% review of platform labour gains prominence.
in the April-June quarter, economic The report evaluates the well-being of gig
commentators have busied themselves with workers on 11 digital platforms and does so by
debating the need for fiscal expansion and the evaluating them on five metrics of Fair Pay, Fair
viability of a “V-shaped recovery”. These Conditions, Fair Contracts, Fair Management
debates, however, have shifted focus away from and Fair Representation. In its findings however,
the employment question, considered resolved only two firms (Urban Company and Flip kart)
after a sharp rally following the collapse in score greater than five (out of a maximum of 10)
employment numbers in April. More recent data while seven score only 2 or less. Most
from the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy, concerning perhaps, is the fact that the bottom of
however, point to a gradual slowdown in the rankings are rounded off by India’s four
employment recovery from the month of July, largest platform giants, namely, Uber, Ola,
with the latest numbers pointing to a sharp rise in Swiggy and Zomato. With no urban equivalent to
the national unemployment rate from 6.51% in the NREGA on the horizon, there must be an
November to 9.06% for the month of December. increased impetus on evaluating, regulating and
For labour flocking back to rural India, supporting new forms of employment that may
employment support came in the form of an currently be serving as an informal safety net for
increased outlay for the National Rural those desperately in search of work.
Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGA), The first and most critical task at hand remains
which witnessed a 243% increase in person evaluation. Our current understanding of gig
workdays. This increased dependency on work and workers remains constrained to the
NREGA, has seen the Rural Development limited disclosures made by the platforms
Ministry spend nearly 90% of its themselves. Furthermore, with very few
increased Rs 86, 4000 crore allocation by the independent studies evaluating the scale and
month of November, while still being unable to impact of these platforms, most regulators
fulfil demands for nearly 13% of the 75 million continue to remain in the dark on basic questions
households that demanded work. In several surrounding platform labour. As of now there
Indian cities however, shuttered businesses exists no authoritative estimate on the 2

total number of gig workers in India, though the a) Labours coming back to rural India have
centralised nature of the platforms, and the nothing but NREGA as an employment support
larger platform labour market should make the b) Due to the enhanced dependency on NREGA,
collating of this data relatively straightforward for Rural Development Ministry spend 90% of the
the Labour Ministry. allocation
c) Despite spending major amount in the
The next step is significantly more sensitive and NREGA scheme, the ministry is still incapable of
involves regulation. The reason for the sensitivity meeting work demand of 13% of 75 million
primarily revolves around the varied nature of gig households
work. While some workers use these platforms d) All of the above
as a “side hustle”, for others it continues to serve e) None of these
as a primary source of employment. This
dynamic is further complicated by the risk of a 3) What were the consequences of shuttered
one-size-fits-all regulatory strategy businesses?
unintentionally hurting the similar, yet distinct, (I) The workers either left the work or took up
market for highly skilled (and highly paid) new jobs
freelancers that continues its rapid growth due to (II) Some workers found gig economy as their
pandemic related full-time staff layoffs. only earning source
1) Which of the following statement/s can be (III) Various gig companies gained prominence
inferred from the given passage? due to the shuttered businesses
(I) The economic commentators no longer a) Both I and III
debate about employment question b) Both I and II
(II) There has been a significant slowdown in c) Only II
employment recovery d) Both II and III
(III) The Indian economy is not being able to e) Only III
cope with the unemployment
a) Both I and III 4) What step should be taken if no urban
b) Only II company is equivalent to the NREGA?
c) Both I and II a) New forms of employment should be
d) Only III supported that are usually considered as
e) All I, II, and III informal and unsafe
b) Evaluation and regulation of new employment
2) Which of the following is true about NREGA should be increased for people who desperately
as mentioned in the passage? need work
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c) Both A and B b) Combining

d) The largest platform giants should c) Sorting
corroborate with NREGA to boost employment d) Separating
opportunities e) Juxtapose
e) Government should take necessary steps to
ensure the wellbeing of gig workers Directions (8-12): Which of the following phrases
(I), (II) or (III) given below the statement should
5) Why the author of the passage believes that replace the phrase in bold to make the sentence
first and most critical task is evaluation? grammatically and contextually correct? If the
a) The understanding of gig work and workers is sentence is correct in its original form, mark (E)
limited due to the constrained disclosures of ‘No correction required’ as the answer.
platforms 8) Kenyan government had violated the rights of
b) Lack of independent studies to evaluate the the Ogiek people by repeated evict them from
scale and impact of platforms leads to their ancestral lands in the Mau Forest.
unanswered questions of platform labour (I) By repeatedly evicting them
c) There is no authoritative estimate about total (II) Following their repeated eviction
gig workers in India (III) To evict them
d) Data of number of gig workers should be a) Only I
made straightforward for the labour ministry. b) Only III
e) All of the above c) Both II and III
d) Both I and II
6) Which of the following is most similar in e) No correction required
meaning with BURGEONING as highlighted in
the passage? 9) The Action Taken report on the Commission’s
a) Shrinking recommendations was laid in Parliament on
b) Explosives February 1, 2021, with of most of the
c) Prospering recommendations been accepted by the
d) Retreated government of India.
e) Flinching (I) of utmost every recommendation been
(II) Of most of the recommendations being
7) Which of the following is most opposite in (III) Of almost all the recommendations being
meaning with COLLATING as highlighted in the a) Only III
passage? b) Only I and II
a) Systematize c) Only II and III
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d) All of the above b) Only III

e) No correction required c) Only I and II
d) Only I and III
10) The Company does not undertake to update e) No correction required
any forward-looking information, except to
accordance with application securities laws. Direction (13-16): There are two different
(I) Accept as per the applicable sentences with a blank space in each question.
(II) Except in accordance with applicable Choose the word from the given options which
(III) Except after accordance with applicable fits into both the blanks appropriately adding a
a) Only I proper and logical meaning to the sentences.
b) Only II 13)
c) Only II and III (I) The beauty of Kerala’s Green Paradise hides
d) Only I and II its people’s ________ to tide over the damage
e) all of the above caused by back-back floods and pandemic.
(II) Ups and downs of our freedom ________ will
11) Last year was a challenging one for industry teach generations lessons of life.
players across sectors from witnessing a lifestyle a) Obstacle
change to adapting to the new normal. b) Struggle
(I) Last year was a challenge one c) Increment
(II) Last year is a challenging one d) Produce
(III) The previous year had been challenged e) Stumble
a) Only III
b) Only I 14)
c) Only I and II (I) The woman had expressed her wish for
d) All of the above divorce as ________ of their marriage was
e) No correction required adversely affecting her mental health and
physical well-being.
12) Now, the days of ‘plastic’ been a merely (II) As a goodwill gesture and in ________ of its
euphemism for a credit or debit card are commitment towards welfare of general public,
evidently numbered, at least in India. India Army organised a medical camp for the
(I) be a merely euphemism locals.
(II) Been a mere euphemism a) Astounding
(III) Being a mere euphemism b) Enhance
a) Only I c) Assistance
5

d) Hindrance (A) These departments or agencies have limited

e) Continuance human resources for supervising a large number
of construction activities spread over the whole
15) country or state.
(I) Coronavirus vaccinations for senior citizens (B) Most such projects are constructed by private
started on a ________ note in Jammu and contractors under the supervision of some
Kashmir as health authorities were caught off government department or agency.
guard. (C) Budget should be presented keeping in mind
(II) With the work on the nearly two-kilometre- the entire nation and not elections.
long road progressing at a ________ pace, (D) The collapses of under-construction flyovers
residents are battling a variety of problems. or newly constructed bridges are examples of
a) Abound such deficiency in supervision.
b) Courtesy (E) One can see long stretches of metro tracks
c) Tardy under construction in several parts of Calcutta
d) Compelling and no one knows when these will be completed.
e) Exciting (F) An adverse consequence of starting too
many projects at a time and delayed projects is
16) that quality control suffers.
(I)The new apparel collection mixes reflects a 17) Among the given sentences, which sentence
sense of sophisticated style, and particularly the fails to become a part of the paragraph as a
celebration of the ________ of the contemporary whole after the rearrangement?
“London”. a) F
(II) Real estate demand in metro cities is b) D
witnessing a boom due to the ________ of c) E
different kinds of industries, MNCs, small-scale d) A
businesses, and home-grown brands. e) C
a) Abrogative 18) What is the SECOND sentence after
b) Multiplicity rearrangement?
c) Proliferate a) F
d) Deficiency b) C
e) Renouncing c) A
d) B
Direction (17-20): Rearrange the paragraph and e) D
answer the following questions.
6

19) What is the FIFTH sentence after 20) What is the FOURTH sentence after
rearrangement? rearrangement?
a) E a) E
b) F b) D
c) C c) C
d) A d) F
e) B e) B
1) Answer: C Indian Economy, however, point to a gradual

Refer to the first paragraph, the hint can be slowdown in employment recovery from the
drawn from the lines, month of July.......
.......economic commentators have busied Hence, option C is the right answer choice.
themselves with debating the need for fiscal
expansion and the viability of a “V-shaped 2) Answer: D
recovery”. These debates, however, have shifted Refer to the second paragraph, the hint can be
focus away from the employment question, drawn from the lines,
considered resolved after a sharp rally following For labour flocking back to rural India,
the collapse in employment numbers in April. employment support came in the form of an
More recent data from the Centre for Monitoring increased outlay for the National Rural
7

Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGA), currently be serving as an informal safety net for
which witnessed a 243% increase in person those desperately in search of work.
workdays. This increased dependency on Hence, option C is the right answer choice.
NREGA, has seen the Rural Development
Ministry spend nearly 90% of its increased Rs 5) Answer: E
86, 4000 crore allocation by the month of Refer to the fourth paragraph, the hint can be
November, while still being unable to fulfil drawn from the lines,
demands for nearly 13% of the 75 million Our current understanding of gig work and
households that demanded work. workers remains constrained to the limited
Hence, option D is the right answer choice. disclosures made by the platforms themselves.
Furthermore, with very few independent studies
3) Answer: B evaluating the scale and impact of these
Refer to the second paragraph, the hint can be platforms, most regulators continue to remain in
drawn from the lines, the dark on basic questions surrounding platform
In several Indian cities however, shuttered labour. As of now there exists no authoritative
businesses have meant that millions of workers estimate on the total number of gig workers in
have either had to leave or have had to take up India, though the centralised nature of the
new forms of work, with some finding the platforms, and the larger platform labour market
burgeoning gig economy to be their only source should make the collating of this data relatively
of employment. It is here that the Fairwork straightforward for the Labour Ministry.
Foundation’s annual review of platform labour Hence, option E is the right answer choice.
gains prominence.
Hence, option B is the right answer choice. 6) Answer: C
Burgeoning: beginning to grow or increase
4) Answer: C rapidly; flourishing, expanding, exploding,
Refer to the third paragraph, the hint can be booming, prospering.
drawn from the lines, Prospering: succeed in material terms; be
Most concerning perhaps, is the fact that the financially successful.
bottom of the rankings are rounded off by India’s - flourish physically; grow strong and healthy.
four largest platform giants, namely, Uber, Ola, Shrinking: becoming smaller in size or amount.
Swiggy and Zomato. With no urban equivalent to Explosives: a substance which can be made to
the NREGA on the horizon, there must be an explode, especially any of those used in bombs
increased impetus on evaluating, regulating and or shells.
supporting new forms of employment that may
8

Retreated: withdrawn from enemy forces as a 9) Answer: C

result of their superior power or after a defeat. The highlighted phrase is incorrect and it can be
Flinching: making a quick, nervous movement as replaced by both II and III phrase suggestions.
an instinctive reaction to fear, pain, or surprise. Hence, option C is the right answer choice.
Hence, option C is the right answer choice. The sentence can be written as:
(II): The Action Taken report on the
7) Answer: D Commission’s recommendations was laid in
Separating: forming or viewed as a unit apart or Parliament on February 1, 2021, with of most of
by itself. the recommendations being accepted by the
Collating: collecting and combining (texts, government of India.
information, or data). (III) The Action Taken report on the
Systematize: arrange according to an organized Commission’s recommendations was laid in
system; make systematic. Parliament on February 1, 2021, with of almost
Combining: join or merge to form a single unit or all the recommendations being accepted by the
substance. government of India.
Sorting: Sorting is any process of arranging items
systematically, and has two common, yet distinct 10) Answer: B
meanings The highlighted phrase is incorrect and it can be
Juxtapose: place or deal with close together for replaced by only (II) phrase suggestion. Hence,
contrasting effect. option B is the right answer choice.
Hence, option D is the right answer choice. The sentence can be written as:
The company does not undertake any forward-
8) Answer: D looking information, except in accordance with
The highlighted phrase is incorrect and it can be applicable securities laws.
replaced by both I and II phrase suggestions.
Hence, option D is the right answer choice. 11) Answer: E
The sentence can be written as: The sentence is correct and there is no
(I): Kenyan government had violated the rights of correction required. Hence, option E is the right
the Ogiek people by repeatedly evicting them answer choice.
from their ancestral lands in the Mau Forest.
(II): Kenyan government had violated the rights 12) Answer: B
of the Ogiek people following their repeated The highlighted phrase is incorrect and it can be
eviction from their ancestral lands in the Mau replaced by only (III) phrase suggestion. Hence,
Forest. option B is the right answer choice.
9

The sentence can be written as: 15) Answer: C

Now, the days of ‘plastic’ being a mere “Tardy” fits into both the blanks appropriately
euphemism for a credit or debit card are adding a proper and logical meaning to the
evidently numbered, at least in India. sentences. Hence, option C is the right answer
choice.
13) Answer: B Abound: exist in large numbers or amounts.
“Struggle” fits into both the blanks appropriately Courtesy: the showing of politeness in one's
adding a proper and logical meaning to the attitude and behaviour towards others.
sentences. Hence, option B is the right answer Tardy: delaying or delayed beyond the right or
choice. expected time; late.
Obstacle: a thing that blocks one's way or Compelling: evoking interest, attention, or
prevents or hinders progress. admiration in a powerfully irresistible way.
Struggle: have difficulty handling or coping with. Exciting: causing great enthusiasm and
Increment: an increase or addition, especially eagerness.
one of a series on a fixed scale.
Produce: make or manufacture from 16) Answer: B
components or raw materials. “Multiplicity” fits into both the blanks appropriately
Stumble: trip or momentarily lose one's balance; adding a proper and logical meaning to the
almost fall. sentences. Hence, option B is the right answer
choice.
14) Answer: E Abrogative: abolish, do away with, or annul
“Continuance” fits into both the blanks Multiplicity: the quality or state of being multiple
appropriately adding a proper and logical or various.
meaning to the sentences. Hence, option E is -the number of components in a system (such as
the right answer choice. a multiplet or a group of energy levels)
Astounding: surprisingly impressive or notable. -a great number.
Enhance: intensify, increase, or further improve Proliferate: Increase rapidly in number; multiply.
the quality, value, or extent of. Deficiency: the quality or state of being defective
Assistance: the action of helping someone by or of lacking some necessary quality or element
sharing work. Renouncing: to give up, refuse, or resign usually
Hindrance: a thing that provides resistance, by formal declaration
delay, or obstruction to something or someone.
Continuance: the state of remaining in existence 17) Answer: E
or operation.
10

The correct sequence of the given sentences is (B) Most such projects are constructed by private
FBADE. contractors under the supervision of some
Incoherent sentence is (C). Hence, option (E) is government department or agency.
the right answer choice.
(F) An adverse consequence of starting too (A) These departments or agencies have limited
many projects at a time and delayed projects is human resources for supervising a large number
that quality control suffers. of construction activities spread over the whole
country or state.
(B) Most such projects are constructed by private
contractors under the supervision of some (D) The collapses of under-construction flyovers
government department or agency. or newly constructed bridges are examples of
such deficiency in supervision.
(A) These departments or agencies have limited
human resources for supervising a large number (E) One can see long stretches of metro tracks
of construction activities spread over the whole under construction in several parts of Calcutta
country or state. and no one knows when these will be completed.
(D) The collapses of under-construction flyovers 19) Answer: A

or newly constructed bridges are examples of The correct sequence of the given sentences is
such deficiency in supervision. FBADE.
Fifth sentence will be A. Hence, option A is the
(E) One can see long stretches of metro tracks right answer choice.
under construction in several parts of Calcutta (F) An adverse consequence of starting too
and no one knows when these will be completed. many projects at a time and delayed projects is
that quality control suffers.
18. Answer: D (B) Most such projects are constructed by private
The correct sequence of the given sentences is contractors under the supervision of some
FBADE. government department or agency.
Second sentence will be B. Hence, option D is
the right answer choice. (A) These departments or agencies have limited
(F) An adverse consequence of starting too human resources for supervising a large number
many projects at a time and delayed projects is of construction activities spread over the whole
that quality control suffers. country or state.
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(D) The collapses of under-construction flyovers (B) Most such projects are constructed by private
or newly constructed bridges are examples of contractors under the supervision of some
such deficiency in supervision. government department or agency.
(E) One can see long stretches of metro tracks (A) These departments or agencies have limited
under construction in several parts of Calcutta human resources for supervising a large number
and no one knows when these will be completed. of construction activities spread over the whole
country or state.
20) Answer: B
The correct sequence of the given sentences is (D) The collapses of under-construction flyovers
FBADE. or newly constructed bridges are examples of
Fourth sentence will be D. Hence, option B is the such deficiency in supervision.
right answer choice.
(F) An adverse consequence of starting too (E) One can see long stretches of metro tracks
many projects at a time and delayed projects is under construction in several parts of Calcutta
that quality control suffers. and no one knows when these will be completed.
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