IBPS PO Mains 2022 Previous Year Paper

IBPS PO Mains 2022 Previous Year Paper
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Two buses i.e. Bus X and Bus Y start their journey from a common depot. Both buses travel to five stoppages each.
Bus X moves 7 km to the south of the depot to reach stoppage 1. Then turns left and moves 8 km and to reach
stoppage 2. Then turns right and travels 9 km to reach stoppage 3. From here Bus X turns left and travel 13 km to
reach stoppage 4 and finally turns left again and travels 4 km to reach stoppage 5. Bus Y travels 11 km east of depot
to reach stoppage 6 and turns right and travels 6 km to reach stoppage 7 and turns left travels 17 km to reach
stoppage 8 again turns left and travels 9 km to reach stoppage 9 and finally turns towards west and travels 32 km
to reach stoppage 10.
Now these stoppages are assigned names according to the below given conditions: "A" is assigned to the first
stoppage if distance between the consecutive stoppages is a prime number. "B" is assigned to the stoppage if the
stoppage is in North West or south west direction of the depot. "C" is assigned to the stoppage if the stoppage is in
north east or south east direction of the depot. "D" is assigned to the stoppage if the distance between the
stoppage and the depot is an even number. Note: Multiple names can be assigned to a single stoppage.
Question No. 1
Find the odd one out?
Options :
1. Distance between stoppage 6 and 7
3. Distance of stoppage 3 from depot
4. Distance of stoppage 9 from depot
Answer : Distance of stoppage 9 from depot
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Question No. 2
Which of the following stoppage is assigned maximum names?
Options :
1. Stoppage 8
2. Stoppage 7
3. Stoppage 3
4. Stoppage 10
5. None of these
Answer : Stoppage 3
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Question No. 3
Mohan takes a rickshaw 2 km south of the depot. The rickshaw travels 8 km to the east, now takes the left turns
and travels 5 km and then turns right 20 km and drops Mohan on one of the stoppages. Now what is shortest route
for Mohan to reach stoppage 4?
Options :
1. 8,7,6, depot 1,2,3,4
2. 6, depot, 1, 2, 3, 4
3. 1,2,3,4
4. Depot 1.2.3.4
5. None of these
Answer : 8,7,6, depot 1,2,3,4
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Study the following information and answer the following questions.
21 persons work in an organization at different post. The posts are in decreasing order i.e. Executive Director (ED),
General Manager (GM), Deputy General Manager (DGM), Manager, Assistant Manager (AM) and Clerk. It is known
that in any post the number of person posted were one less than the number of person posted in the immediate
junior post.
For example: If 4 persons work as AM than 5 persons work as a Clerk.
D, E and H are working together in a post which is senior to AM. M, P, L and N are working together in a post. B is
working in a post which is just junior most to K. The number of persons working above H is same as the number of
persons working below K. S is senior to X who is senior to both V and C. Both R and N are senior to V. U and T are
working together in a post which is Senior to L. N and R are not working in same post. X is senior to both Q and W.
Q is working below the post of DGM. Neither Q nor X is working as GM. F and G working together in a post and
they are senior to R who is junior to Both T and S. C is junior to S but not senior to A. G is senior to T. After arranging
the above conditions given below are some other conditions:

Note No transfer happens for the person who belongs to top 2 departments.
1. Letter before 'M' working with vowel move to HR department.
2. After 1st condition Letter after 'M' having even number of persons working in any particular designation will
move to marketing and rest will be in Legal department.
3. Now the organization will select a leader from ED and GM. The person closest to vowel will lead the legal
department and rest will lead marketing and HR department as per alphabetical order respectively.
Question No. 4
How many persons works in Legal department including leaders?
Options :
1. Nine
2. Eleven
3. Ten
4. More than eleven
5. None of these
Answer : Eleven
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junior post.
Question No. 5
How many persons are senior than R?
Options :
1. Five
2. Six
3. More than six
4. None
5. None of these
Answer : Six
Direction:
junior post.

Question No. 6
Which of the following groups represents managers?
Options :
1. A, P, L, M
2. D, E, H, R
3. D, M, P, U
4. T, H, L, C
5. None of these
Answer : D, E, H, R
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junior post.
Question No. 7
Which of the following group represents Leaders?
Options :
1. G, F, U
2. T, F, G
3. S, G, F
4. U, T, X
5. None of these
Answer : S, G, F
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junior post.
Question No. 8
Which of the following combination is correct?
Options :
1. U, T, F
2. D, H, P, R
3. K, M, Q, W, C
4. B, V, Q, W, C, A
5. None of these
Answer : B, V, Q, W, C, A
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In a certain coded language,
All files are equal - #∞% (?) @∞! #Ω%
We were born equal- @л* @л∆ @© ∆ #∞%
We all want peace- @©∆ @Ω∆ @∞∆ #Ω%
But burn peace fires- @π* @Ω$ @∞! @∞∆
Question No. 9
What is the code for 'She wrote more'?
Options :
1. @©∆ @Ω∆ @∞∆
2. @∞∆ @Ω∆ @π Δ
3. @©∆ @π* @∞∆
4. @π∆ @Ω$ @∞∆
5. None of these
Answer : @∞∆ @Ω∆ @π Δ
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Question No. 10
What will come in place of (?) mark?
Options :
1. #∞%
2. #∞∆
3. #Ω∆
4. #π∆
5. None of these
Answer : #Ω∆
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Question No. 11
Which of the following code is incorrect?
Options :
1. @Ω∆
2. @∞∆
3. #Ω%
4. @©∆
5. All are correct
Answer : @Ω∆
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Study the following information carefully to answer the given questions:
A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges them
following a particular rule. The following is an illustration of input and rearrangement.
Input: 64 58 34 82 23 16 97 73
Step I: 5 64 58 34 82 23 73 16
Step II: 1 5 64 58 34 73 16 10
Step III: 1 1 5 64 58 16 10 10
Step IV: 3 1 1 5 16 10 10 10
Step IV is the last step of the rearrangement. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out in each of the
following questions the appropriate steps for the given input.
Input: 76 36 98 84 52 28 13 62
Question No. 12
Which of the following is true regarding the position of 17 in step III?
Options :
1. Fourth from the right end
2. Third from the left end
3. Sixth from the left end
4. Fifth from the right end
5. None of these
Answer : Sixth from the left end
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Input: 64 58 34 82 23 16 97 73
Step I: 5 64 58 34 82 23 73 16
Step II: 1 5 64 58 34 73 16 10
Step III: 1 1 5 64 58 16 10 10
Step IV: 3 1 1 5 16 10 10 10
Input: 76 36 98 84 52 28 13 62
Question No. 13
What will be the product of the numbers which is second from the left end in step II and first from the right end in
step II?
Options :
1. 24
2. 34
3. 26
4. 8
5. None of these
Answer : 24
Direction:
Input: 64 58 34 82 23 16 97 73
Step I: 5 64 58 34 82 23 73 16
Step II: 1 5 64 58 34 73 16 10
Step III: 1 1 5 64 58 16 10 10
Step IV: 3 1 1 5 16 10 10 10
Input: 76 36 98 84 52 28 13 62
Question No. 14
Which of the following would be the addition of the numbers which is second from right end and second from left
end in Step III?
Options :
1. 13
2. 14
3. 18
4. 12
5. None of these
Answer : 18
Direction:
Input: 64 58 34 82 23 16 97 73
Step I: 5 64 58 34 82 23 73 16
Step II: 1 5 64 58 34 73 16 10
Step III: 1 1 5 64 58 16 10 10
Step IV: 3 1 1 5 16 10 10 10
Input: 76 36 98 84 52 28 13 62
Question No. 15
Which of the following element will be second to the right of fourth from the right end in step III?
Options :
1. 12
2. 15
3. 18
4. 13
5. None of these
Answer : 12
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Study the following information and answer the given questions:
Nine person – D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, and L who lives on separate floors of a nine-floor building such that ground floor is
numbered 1, first floor is numbered 2 and so on until the topmost floor is numbered 9. Each one of them likes
different subjects viz. Botany, Zoology, Psychology, Hindi, English, Political science, Geography, Accountsand
Economics but not necessarily in the same order.
Only five person lives above the floors on which D lives. Only one person lives between D and the one who likes
Political science. I lives immediately below the one who likes Zoology. The one who likes Zoology live on an even
numbered floor. Only three people lives between the one who likes Political science and the one who likes
Psychology. H lives immediately above F. H does not likes Psychology. Only two people lives between E and the one
who likes English. The one who likes English live below the floor on which E lives. K, who likes Accounts lives on
floor no. 8. The one who likes Botany does not live immediately above or immediately below E. G does not live
immediately above or immediately below D. L likes Economics and lives immediately above K. J does not likes Hindi.
Question No. 16
Which of the following is true with respect to J as per the given information?
Options :
1. The one, who lives immediately below J, likes Zoology.
2. J lives on floor no. 7.
3. J lives immediately below K.
4. J lives on the lowermost floor.
5. J likes Political science.
Answer : The one, who lives immediately below J, likes Zoology.
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Question No. 17
How many persons live between D and the one who likes English?
Options :
1. One
2. Three
3. Two
4. No one
5. Four
Answer : No one
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Question No. 18
Who lives on the floor immediately above H?
Options :
1. D
2. E
3. G
4. J
5. I
Answer : I
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Each of the questions below consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to
decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read both the statements
and Give answer:
Question No. 19
How many people are standing between G and D in a straight line of 15 people (Note: All are standing in a straight
line facing north.)?
I. F stands fifth from the left end of the line. G and E are immediate neighbours of F. Only two people stand
between F and D.
II. H stands third from the right end of the line. Only six people stand between E and H. Only one person stands
between G and E. E stands exactly between G and D.
Options :
1. If the data in statement I alone are 'sufficient to answer the question, while the data in statement II alone
are not sufficient to answer the question.
2. If the data in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question, while the data in statement I alone
3. If the data either in statement I alone or in statement II are sufficient to answer the question.
4. If the data even in both statements I alone II together are not sufficient to answer the question.
5. If the data even in both statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question.
Answer : If the data even in both statements I and II together are necessary to answer the question.
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and Give answer:
Question No. 20
How is C related to B?
I. D is married to E. C is the sister of D. E has only one daughter F. F is the granddaughter of B.
II. D is the daughter of B. D is married to E. E is the only child of A. C is the sister-in-law of E.

Options :
1. If the data in statement I alone are 'sufficient to answer the question, while the data in statement II
alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
Answer : If the data in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question, while the data in statement I alone
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and Give answer:
Question No. 21
How far is point X from point Y?
I. Point X is 6 m to the south of point U. Point Z is 9m to the west of point X. Point V is 3 m to the north of point Z.
Point W is 12 m to the east of Point V. Point Y is 3 m to the south of point W.
II. Point Y is 10m to the east of point X. Point U is 8m to the west of point Z. Point X is to the east of Z. Point Z is the
midpoint of the lines formed by joining points U and X.
Options :
1. If the data in statement I alone are 'sufficient to answer the question, while the data in
statement II alone are not sufficient to answer the question.
Answer : If the data either in statement I alone or in statement II are sufficient to answer the question.
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In each question below is given a statement followed by two courses of action numbered I and II. You have to
assume everything in the statement to be true and on the basis of the information given in the statement, decide
which of the suggested courses of action logically follow(s) for pursuing.
Question No. 22
Statement:
Many private sector banks have reduced interest rate on housing loans in comparison to public sector banks.
Courses of action:
I. Public sector banks should explore new avenues in financial sector and try to establish their monopoly in these
avenues and they should provide maximum possible and unique benefit to the customer.
II. The public sector banks should advertise their special feature repeatedly so that they do not lose their future
customers.
Options :
1. If only I follows
2. If only II follows
3. If either I or II follows
4. If neither I nor II follows
5. If both I and II follow
Answer : If both I and II follow
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Question No. 23
Statements:
There is an unprecedented increase in migration of villagers to urban areas as repeated crop failure has put them
into precarious financial situation.

Courses of action:
I. The villagers should be provided with alternate source of income in their villages which will make them stay put.
II. The migrated villagers should be provided with jobs in the urban areas to help them survive.
Options :
Answer : If only I follows
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Question No. 24
Statement:
The prices of food grains and vegetables have substantially increased due to a prolonged strike call given by the
truck owners association.
Courses of action:
I. The govt should immediately make alternative arrangement to ensure adequate supply of food grains and
vegetables in the market.
II. The govt should take steps to cancel the licenses of all the vehicles belonging to the association.
Options :

Answer : If only I follows
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Question No. 25
Statement: Most of those who study in premier engineering colleges in India migrate to developed nations for
better prospects in their professional pursuits.
Courses of Action:
I. All the students joining these colleges should be asked to sign a bond at the time of admission to the effect that
they will remain in India at least for ten years after they complete education. I
I. All those students who desire to settle in the developed nations should be asked to pay entire cost of their
education which the government subsidises.
Options :
Answer : If only II follows
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Question No. 26
Statement: The Food and Agriculture Organization said that adult groups and swarms of desert locusts are
maturing throughout Rajasthan and that substantial hatching is expected in the coming weeks.
Courses of Action:
I) FAO has issued a warning, the states and the central government must be battle-ready, not just for this round but
also for the future.
II) Operating procedure should be started for spraying of insecticides by drones, airplanes and helicopters before
things get out of hand.
Options :
Answer : If both I and II follow
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Below is given a passage followed by several possible inferences which can be drawn from the facts stated in the
passage. You have to examine each inference separately in the context of the passage and decide upon the degree of
truth or falsity. Mark answer
1) If the inference is ‘definitely true’ i.e. it properly follows form the statement of the facts given
2) If the inference is ‘probably true’ though not ‘definitely true’ in the light of the facts given
3) If the ‘data are inadequate’ i.e. from the facts given you cannot say whether the inference is likely to be true or
false
4) If the inference is ‘probably false’ though not ‘definitely false’ in the light of the facts given
5) If the inference is ‘definitely false’ i.e. it cannot possibly be drawn from the facts given, for it contradicts the
given facts
Please read the given paragraph and answer the questions that follows:
The 2018 edition of the World Cup had plenty of controversial subplots. There was controversy when a group of
Swiss players of Kosovan origin celebrated their goals against Serbia by making the shape of an eagle, a symbol of
kosovan nationalism. And more than one football pundit bemoaned the fact that, by semi finals, the remaining
teams were all from Europe.

But there has been no bigger political talking point than the identity of the winning French team.
Though no fault of its own, France’s talented squad has found itself in the middle of an ideological battle, which has
mostly revolved around its alleged “Africanness”.
Question No. 27
In 2018 edition of the FIFA World Cup, all semi finalists were European.
Options :
1. Definitely True
2. Probably True
3. Data Inadequate
4. Probably False
5. Definitely False
Answer : Definitely True
Direction:
false
given facts
Question No. 28
All members of the FIFA World Cup winning team of France are of African origin.
Options :
1. Definitely True
2. Probably True
3. Data Inadequate
4. Probably False
5. Definitely False
Answer : Probably True
Direction:
false
given facts
Question No. 29
France won the 2018 FIFA World Cup by defeating Croatia.
Options :
1. Definitely True
2. Probably True
3. Data Inadequate
4. Probably False
5. Definitely False
Answer : Data Inadequate
Direction:
false
given facts
Question No. 30
France is an inclusive society with no racial discrimination.
Options :
1. Definitely True
2. Probably True
3. Data Inadequate
4. Probably False
5. Definitely False
Answer : Probably False
Direction:
false
given facts
Question No. 31
All football stars in the world are of African origin.
Options :
1. Definitely True
2. Probably True
3. Data Inadequate
4. Probably False
5. Definitely False
Answer : Definitely False
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Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
Ten persons are sitting in a circular arrangement i.e. Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z. Five of them are facing outside
and five of them are facing inside. No two consecutive alphabetically named person are sitting next to each other.
Immediate neighbour of U face same direction. S sits second to the right of Q. Three person sit between S and W. X
sits second to the right of U. S sits third to the right of V, who sits seconds to the right of R. Immediate neighbour of
R faces opposite direction. T and Z sit next to each other and T faces outside. X, Z and V are facing same direction. Z
and Q faces opposite direction.
Question No. 32
Who is third to the left of W?
Options :
1. Y
2. T
3. R
4. X
5. V
Answer : V
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Question No. 33
Who among the group of persons are not facing the centre?
Options :
1. S, T, R
2. T, U, X
3. Q, R, V
4. Q, U, W
5. W, S, Z
Answer : Q, U, W
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Question No. 34
Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on their sitting arrangement and hence form a group.
Which is the one does not belong to the group?
Options :
1. W
2. S
3. U
4. Q
5. Y
Answer : Y
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Eight people – M, N, O, P, Q, R, S and T are born in different years from 1981 to 1988. Each person age are calculated
with respect to the current year (2020), same month and same date. Each one of them likes different brand of
toffee viz. Coffee bite, Pulse, Melody, Parle kismi, Alpenliebe, Candyman, Cadbury, Mango bite Toffee but not
necessarily in the same order. Person name starts with consecutive alphabet does not born in consecutive years. M
was born after 1982 but before 1986. Three persons were born between M and the one who likes Coffee bite Toffee.
More than four persons were born between the one who likes Coffee bite Toffee and the one who likes Melody.
The one who likes Melody is neither born in 1986 nor in 1988. Two persons were born between N and the one who
likes Cadbury. N was born after the one who likes Cadbury. N neither born before 1986 nor like Coffee bite. The one
who likes Pulse was born immediately after O. P likes Parle kismi and is not the third eldest. More than three
persons were born between the one who likes Parle kismi and the one who likes Candyman. The one who like
Candyman born after the one who like Parle kismi. Q was born immediately before the one who likes Candyman. Q
neither likes Mango bite Toffee nor likes Pulse. R neither likes Pulse nor likes Melody. Neither N nor R likes Mango
bite Toffee. T does not like Mango bite Toffee and Candyman. Neither S nor M likes Alpenliebe. S does not like
Melody. S is not the eldest. Neither R nor T likes Coffee bite. P does not born immediately before S.
Question No. 35
S likes which of the following Toffee?
Options :
1. Melody
2. Alpenliebe
3. Pulse
4. Coffee bite
5. Mango bite Toffee
Answer : Pulse
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Question No. 36
How many persons were born between T and the one who likes Alpenliebe?
Options :
1. None
2. One
3. Two
4. Three
5. None of these
Answer : Two
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Question No. 37
Which of the following person likes Coffee bite Toffee?
Options :
1. T
2. N
3. O
4. M
5. None of these
Answer : None of these
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Given below is the family arrangement provided in the form of symbols $, &, %, ^, !, # and @. You have to make
the family setup on the basis of the given data.
P $ Q – P is parent of Q.
P & Q – P and Q are siblings of same gender.
P % Q – P and Q are siblings of different gender.
P ^ Q - P is son of Q.
P ! Q – P is the daughter of Q.
For Male – ‘#’
For Female – ‘@’
Family arrangement on the basis-
X ^ W & # J ^ N % @@ M ! S $ # Y ^ R
Question No. 38
How many siblings does M have?
Options :
1. One
2. Three
3. Two
4. Cannot be determined
5. None of these
Answer : Two
Direction:
X ^ W & # J ^ N % @@ M ! S $ # Y ^ R
Question No. 39
If F be the husband of N, then how is F related to X?
Options :
1. Grandfather
2. Grandmother
3. Father
4. Son
5. Grandson
Answer : Grandfather
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X ^ W & # J ^ N % @@ M ! S $ # Y ^ R
Question No. 40
Who is the mother of N in the arrangement?
Options :
1. S
2. R
3. Y
4. J
5. None of these
Answer : R
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In the following question, the symbols $, @, & , % and # are used with the following meanings as illustrated below:
‘A $ B’ means ‘A is neither greater than nor smaller to B’
‘A @ B’ means ‘A is neither greater than nor equal to B
‘A & B’ means ‘A is neither smaller than nor equal to B
‘A % B’ means ‘A is not smaller than B’
‘A # B’ means ‘A is not greater than B
Now, in each of the following question assuming the given statement to be true, find which of the two conclusions I
and II given below them is / are definitely true. Give answer.
Question No. 41
Statements: B % L, L & Y, Y @ I, I # Q
Conclusions: I. Q & Y II. B # I
Options :
1. If only conclusion I is true
2. If only conclusion II is true
3. If either conclusion I or II is true
4. If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
5. If both conclusion I and II are true.
Answer : If only conclusion I is true
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In the following question, the symbols $, @, & , % and # are used with the following meanings as illustrated below:
‘A $ B’ means ‘A is neither greater than nor smaller to B’
‘A @ B’ means ‘A is neither greater than nor equal to B
‘A & B’ means ‘A is neither smaller than nor equal to B
‘A % B’ means ‘A is not smaller than B’
‘A # B’ means ‘A is not greater than B
Now, in each of the following question assuming the given statement to be true, find which of the two conclusions I
and II given below them is / are definitely true. Give answer.
Question No. 42
Statements: B @ E, E $ Y, Y & I, I % C
Conclusions: I. E @ I II. C & B
Options :
1. If only conclusion I is true
2. If only conclusion II is true
3. If either conclusion I or II is true

4. If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
5. If both conclusion I and II are true.
Answer : If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
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Twelve people are sitting in two parallel rows containing six people each, in such a way that there is an equal
distance between adjacent persons. In row – 1 A, B, C, D, E and F are seated and all of them are facing south. In row-
2 S, T, U, V, W and X are seated and all of them are facing north.
Therefore in the given sitting arrangement, each member seated in a row faces another member of the other row.
No two people with names starting with consecutive alphabet is an immediate neighbour of each other. For
example, A is not an immediate neighbour of B. B is not an immediate neighbour of either A or C and so on. Each of
them also likes a different watches viz. Titan, Casio, Sonata, Fastrack, Quartz, Fossil, Omega, Cartier, Piaget,
Bremont, Apple and Maxima.
(Please Note : None of the information given is necessarily in the same order.)
B sits at an extreme end of the line. Only two people sit between B and the one who likes Omega. T sits second to
the left of the one who faces the one who likes Omega. The one who likes Sonata sits second to the right of U. B
does not face the one who likes Sonata. Only two persons sit between V and X. C does not sit at an extreme end of
the line. F is not an immediate neighbour of B. D faces the one who likes Piaget. Only three people sit between the
ones who like Piaget and Titan. X likes Fossil. Only one person sits between X and S. One of the immediate
neighbours of S faces the one who likes Apple. The one who likes Casio sits to the immediate left of A. V sits
second to the right of the one who likes Bremont. Only one person sits between the ones who like Cartier and
Maxima respectively. B does not like Maxima. T does not like Fastrack.
Question No. 43
Which of the following statements is true as per the given arrangement?
Options :
1. C likes Cartier.
2. W faces one of the immediate neighbours of E.
3. V is an immediate neighbor of T.
4. None of the given statements is true.
5. A sits between D and F.
Answer : W faces one of the immediate neighbours of E.
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Question No. 44
Who amongst the following likes quartz?
Options :
1. V
2. E
3. A
4. F
5. T
Answer : T
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Question No. 45
Who amongst the following is facing W?

Options :
1. F
2. D
3. The one who likes Cartier
4. A
5. The one who likes Omega
Answer : The one who likes Cartier
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Directions : In the following question, a small passage is given. The options below have 4 sentences. From these,
choose the sentence as your answer, that best describes the passage briefly, without the addition of any other
information. If no sentence serves as the summary of the given passage, choose option 5, ‘None of these’ as your
answer.
Question No. 46
Among the best uses of a census anywhere in the world was perhaps what happened in the United States when, in
1850 and 1860, anti-slavery campaigners used numbers from two consecutive national censuses to build support for
the abolition of slavery. They showed the number of enslaved people in the U.S. to be rising — contrary to
arguments made by pro-slavery politicians. There have been numerous instances of such revelations using the
census.
Options :
1. Censuses played a key role in the abolition of slavery in the U.S. because, with the help of censuses, anti-
slavery campaigners were able to bring out the perils faced by slaves, thus making international
organisations notice them.
2. During the 1850s and 1860s, there has been a mass movement in the U.S. against slavery, and censuses
contributed greatly to this, by validating the grounds of the pro-slavery politicians, that slavery has been
rising in the U.S.
3. During the mid-1800s, people who were against slavery proved wrong the claims of the pro-slavery
politicians that slavery was declining in the U.S., and used two national censuses to gain support for slavery
abolition, thus bringing out the best use of censuses.

4. A census has proved its worth in many ways; one of them, being a key contributor to the abolition of
slavery, when the anti-slavery campaigners used a census to prove that slaves were rising in the U.S., thus
involving the politicians to fight against it.
5. None of these
Answer : During the mid-1800s, people who were against slavery proved wrong the claims of the pro-slavery
politicians that slavery was declining in the U.S., and used two national censuses to gain support for slavery
abolition, thus bringing out the best use of censuses.
Direction:
answer.
Question No. 47
The growing concern over climate change has led to global efforts to electrify the transportation sector. In parallel,
cost of Li-ion (Lithium-ion) battery technology has decreased by a staggering order of magnitude in the past
decade. The convergence of these two factors has resulted in a unique time in our history where we are at the cusp
of a dramatic transition in the transportation sector, with electric vehicles poised to replace petrol vehicles.
Options :
1. Two major factors have led to the transition of the transportation sector, from petrol vehicles to electric
vehicles; concerns about climate change and the affordable cost of Li-ion battery technology.
2. Although there are global efforts to switch from petrol vehicles to electric vehicles, the cost of Li-ion
battery still poses a challenge, and people around the globe are finding a possible way to make cost-
effective batteries, thus paving way for a less-damaging future.
3. Vehicles have been a severe threat to climate change, and the idea that the transition to electric vehicles
might be a solution to the problem is paving way for global efforts to invent advanced technologies that
would decrease the cost of Li-ion batteries.
4. The concerns over climate change and the cost of Li-ion battery technology are the two factors that
prevent us from transitioning to electric vehicles, and history proves that electric vehicles are causing
indirect damage to the environment.
5. None of these
Answer : Two major factors have led to the transition of the transportation sector, from petrol vehicles to electric
vehicles; concerns about climate change and the affordable cost of Li-ion battery technology.
Direction:
answer.
Question No. 48
India, after half a century of keeping its higher education doors closed to foreigners, is on the cusp of opening itself
to the world. The traditional orientation to swadeshi that has characterised much of Indian thinking, at least in
higher education, is changing. The wide-ranging National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 promises higher education
reforms in many areas, and internationalisation is prominent among them. Among the underlying ideas is to
strengthen India’s “soft power” through higher education collaboration, bringing new ideas and institutions from
abroad to stimulate reform and show “best practice”, and in general to ensure that Indian higher education, for the
first time, is a global player.
Options :
1. The introduction of NEP has brought the Indian education to global standards, and many educational
institutions from abroad have already got sanction to open up their branch in India.
2. The perspective of higher education is changing in India, with the reforms in NEP that amends the
traditional Indian practice of not allowing foreigners in higher education to opening its doors for
international educational institutions, thus making it a global player.
3. Indian education system will be going on a complete transformation with NEP, that will privatise all the
education institutions in India, and will also allow foreign education institutions to operate freely in India,
thus making Indian students ready to take up any global challenge.
4. The NEP has promised many reforms, the most prominent one being internationalisation of higher
education, whereby more foreign students will have a chance to attend Indian Universities at an affordable
cost and the number of exchange programs will be increased.
5. None of these
Answer : The perspective of higher education is changing in India, with the reforms in NEP that amends the
traditional Indian practice of not allowing foreigners in higher education to opening its doors for international
educational institutions, thus making it a global player.
Direction:
Five statements are given below. Among these, four statements are in logical order and form a coherent
paragraph/passage. From the given options choose the option that does not fit into the theme of the passage.
Question No. 49
1. Most readers of Urdu-Hindi poetry are familiar with Muneer Niazi’s iconic nazm or free-verse poem Hamesha der
kar deta hun main (‘I always leave it late’).
2. The poem, like all of his oeuvre, touches emotional chords that you may have long forgotten.
3. The finest among the poets of the late 20th century, not just in Urdu but also Punjabi, he was fittingly awarded
the Sitara-e-Imtiaz, Pakistan’s Star of Excellence award, prior to his death in 2006.
4. The travel writer will open the 11th edition of the Bangalore Literature Festival (BLF) with his talk titled, ‘Why We
Travel’.
5. Now, author-translator Amitabha Bagchi has finally brought Niazi’s verses — that capture the deepest emotions
with startling revelations and innovative turns of phrase — to English, in Lost Paradise.
Options :
1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
5. 5
Answer : 4
Direction:
Five statements are given below. Among these, four statements are in logical order and form a coherent
paragraph/passage. From the given options choose the option that does not fit into the theme of the passage.
Question No. 50
1. Animators across the world have been working against the odds and the same holds true for India.
2. They are underpaid, their work relegated to the sidelines, and so-called experts assuming that animators cannot
be considered in the same pantheon as our greatest storytellers.
3. While Will Smith’s slapgate controversy overshadowed nearly every frame of the Oscars ceremony last year, for
animators it was offensive for a wholly ignored reason.
4. Before presenting Encanto the award for Best Animated Feature, the presenters Lily James, Naomi Scott and
Halle Bailey joked that animation was just for kids.
5. A similar sentiment is echoed by Puks, a 27-year-old animator based in Bengaluru, who blends 3D animation with
hand drawn 2D illustrations, deriving inspiration from Studio Ghibli films.
Options :
1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
5. 5
Answer : 5
Direction:
Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.
No one imagined that Covid-19 would turn our world upside down and would bring major changes to our lifestyle.
The virus has spread everywhere like a wild forest fire due to which numerous changes were accepted by people all
over the world, and it took some time for everyone to adapt to the new normal. Online learning is rapidly becoming
one of the most effective ways to impart education. Online classes and technology have emerged as a superhero
during the lockdown days. For students, online classes have become an imminent trend in the education sector
around the globe. Digital learning has provided easy access to the files and folders that can now be organised and
saved without any physical damage. With advanced technology, this mode of learning has not only been simpler
but fun and engaging as well. Technology-enabled learning is beneficial and has proven to be more engaging as it
helps in making those subjects interactive and fun which are traditionally considered dull by students. It became
very convenient for the students to attend classes from anywhere in the world as both classes and learning content
was easily accessible at home. Integration of the learning platforms with new-age interactive applications has made
online classes more convenient for both students and teachers as more students are able to express their views at
the same time using certain online applications. Students have been more particular with their online submission as
they are notified on a regular basis and it is an effortless task for the teachers to track down the students who have
failed to submit their assignments on time. Online learning has helped students to become independent learners
before they make their way into the real world. Students got opportunities to explore new learning applications
and platforms during the class, which helped them to develop new skills and capabilities accelerating their growth
trajectory. Some of the students have been responding well to the active learning environment created online by
the teachers whereas others need a push in fits and starts.
Most of the private and public schools have made a smooth transition to online platforms such as Zoom, Google
classrooms, Microsoft teams, etc. while many still find it a herculean task. The challenges of online learning are
multifaceted. Online learning has played a crucial role during the pandemic, but its consequences cannot be
ignored. Online classes cannot be accessed by every student due to the unavailability of smartphones, laptops, and
network. Unfortunately, the less privileged part of our society has been more on the receiving end of this. This may
increase the class and demography-based disparity with respect to access to quality education.
One of the biggest challenges of online learning that many students face is the struggle to focus for long durations
on screen. Not to mention, there is a plethora of distracting content available online which attracts and distracts
the students more often than not. To avoid this and help the students stay focused on the class, the teachers have
made strenuous efforts and designed their online classes to be crisp, engaging, and interactive. Online classes are
not completely reliable as internet connectivity plays a vital role. While access to the internet has drastically
improved over the past few years, in some parts of the country, people still lack access to decent internet speed
and connectivity. Inconsistent internet connectivity has emerged as one of the top excuses for the students to
dodge some important requirements such as an active visual presence which is imperative for due vigilance. With
the cameras turned off there is a disconnection between the teachers and students. It is observed widely that
students would log into the class and then get distracted with other activities. Given that students are free from
the regulations and boundaries of an appropriate classroom environment, it is perceived that the curriculum is not
given importance by the students. Traditional classroom education offers the benefit of face-to-face interactions
with peers which are typically moderated by a teacher. Physical classroom interaction provides children, especially
those in their early developmental years, with a stable environment for social interactions, helping them develop
skills like empathy and cooperation. It helps them in their overall development and real-life situations.
Question No. 51
How is technology-enabled learning beneficial for students?
Options :
1. It has made learning an interesting and engaging thing for students.
2. Students can attend classed from anywhere.
3. They have easy access to class content.
4. They could save and organise their notes and files systematically.
5. All of these
Answer : All of these
Direction:

Question No. 52
According to the passage, one advantage of online learning is that students will be more concerned about
submitting their assignments on time. How is this possible?
Options :
1. Students can easily copy content from the internet and submit their assignments on time.
2. Students can easily share their assignments with their friends, and submit them in groups.
3. It is easy for a teacher to find out the student who has not submitted the assignment and can send
students reminders.
4. It is easy for students to type their assignments out, rather than writing them.
5. All of these
Answer : It is easy for a teacher to find out the student who has not submitted the assignment and can send
students reminders.
Direction:
Question No. 53
Which of the following is/are factor/s that increase the inequality in accessing online education?
(i) The interest of students in attending online classes.
(ii) The quality of network, and accessibility of devices that provide online learning.
(iii) The social background in which a student is brought up.
Options :
1. Both i and ii
2. Only ii
3. Both ii and iii
4. Only i
5. All are correct

Answer : Only ii
Direction:
Question No. 54
What is the most onerous task that students have to deal with while learning online, that is mentioned in the
passage?
Options :
1. Overcoming distractions and concentrating on the screen for long hours.
2. Lack of personal attention that would have been given to students in a physical classroom.
3. Lack of social interaction with peers, which will make them less competitive.
4. Both A and B
5. None of these
Answer : Overcoming distractions and concentrating on the screen for long hours.
Direction:
Question No. 55
In order to help students avoid the challenge of concentrating on the screen for longer duration, teachers had to
cut short their class content, at the same time had to make it captivating.
According to the passage, this statement is-
Options :
1. Definitely true
2. Probably true
3. Definitely false
4. Probably false
5. Cannot be determined
Answer : Definitely true
Direction:
Question No. 56
Which of the following statement/s is/are true according to the passage?
(i) With the advent of online learning, students have become so dependent that it has made it difficult for them to
step into the real world.
(ii) Online learning has been getting mixed response from students, as some have adapted to it very well, while
others need a thrust from teachers.
(iii) Turning cameras off during online classes will help the students to concentrate more on the class that is going
on online.
(iv) Online classes allow students to concentrate more on the curriculum compared to that during physical classes.
Options :
1. Only ii
2. Both i and iii
3. Both ii and iv
4. i, ii and iv
5. All are correct
Answer : Only ii
Direction:
Question No. 57
Which of the following is a synonym for the word ‘perceive’? Which of the following is a synonym for the word
‘perceive’?
Options :
1. pretend
2. oppress
3. evaluate
4. terminate
5. recognise
Answer : recognise
Direction:
The rupee is yet again facing renewed pressure, along with major peers, as the dollar continues to strengthen in the
wake of the Federal Reserve’s latest jumbo 75 basis points interest rate increase and the U.S. central bank’s
unequivocal message that it remains squarely focused on taming inflation. The Indian currency weakened past the
81-mark against the dollar for the first time ever in Friday’s intraday trade, before ending the week at a new record
closing low. The rupee’s slide was softened by the Reserve Bank of India’s intervention to smoothen volatility; the
cumulative impact of such interventions over the 12 months through September 16 have shrunk the RBI’s war chest
of foreign exchange reserves by almost $94 billion to $545.65 billion. The fact that the rupee is not alone in
depreciating against the dollar can be of little comfort to Indian companies reliant on imports of raw materials or
services for the smooth functioning of their businesses.
Question No. 58
Why is the rupee and other currencies facing a pressure lately?
Options :
1. This is because of the rise in the rate of oil, and increase in the value of currencies of countries of the
Middle East.
2. This is because of RBI’s intervention and its intention to increase the foreign exchange reserves in the
country.
3. This is because of the rise in the value of dollar owing to the latest Russia- Ukraine war.
4. This is because of the central bank of USA has pledged to curtail inflation and the interest rate increase of
the Federal Reserve of USA.
5. None of these
Answer : This is because of the central bank of USA has pledged to curtail inflation and the interest rate increase of
the Federal Reserve of USA.
Direction:
Question No. 59
What was the effect of RBI’s intervention to reduce the steep fall in the value of rupee?
Options :
1. Reduction in the value of India’s foreign exchange reserve.
2. An increase in the rate of inflation that has been creating a negative growth rate for the country.
3. An increase in the value of rupee with little impact on other factors such as reserve assets.
4. A permanent to solution to the problem of rising inflation within the country.
5. Setting a record in intraday trade in the stock market.
Answer : Reduction in the value of India’s foreign exchange reserve.

Direction:
Question No. 60
According to the author rupee is not the only currency that is losing its value against dollar. How does this fact
affect India?
Options :
1. It helps keep up the morale, as India still has a chance to make a complete recovery from the depreciating
prices.
2. This helps companies that are involved in export and import to reap maximum benefits in a small amount
of time.
3. This fact does not help India at all, as Indian companies are facing setbacks in foreign trade.
4. It is a matter of comfort for India and Indian MNCs.
5. India will help India to take advantage of the trade with USA
Answer : This fact does not help India at all, as Indian companies are facing setbacks in foreign trade.
Direction:
Direction: The passage given below had five blanks. There are seven words that are given at the end of the passage.
From the options, choose the correct set of words that could fit in each blank. If none of the words are correct,
choose option 5, ‘None of these’ as your answer.
For Chinese children and their devoted parents, education has long been seen as the key ___________ (61) getting
ahead in a highly competitive society. But just as money and power grease business deals and civil servant
promotions, the academic race here is increasingly rigged in favour ___________ (62) the wealthy and well
connected, _________ (63) pay large sums and use connections to give their children an edge at government-run
schools. Nearly everything has a price, parents and educators say, ____________ (64) school admissions and
placement in top classes to leadership positions in Communist youth groups. Even front row seats___________ (65)
the blackboard or a post as class monitor are up for sale.
(i) through (ii) whom (iii) beside (iv) from (v) to (vi) of (vii) near
Question No. 61
Fill in blank 61 with the correct combination of words
Options :
1. i, vii, vi
2. Only v
3. ii and vii
4. iv and iii
5. None of these
Answer : Only v
Direction:
Question No. 62
Fill in blank 62 with the correct combination of words.
Options :
1. Only i
2. ii, iii and iv
3. v and vii
4. Only vi
5. None of these
Answer : Only vi
Direction:
Question No. 63
Options :
1. Only v
2. Only iv
3. Only ii
4. ii, vi and vii
5. None of these
Direction:
Question No. 64
Options :
1. Only iv
2. ii, iii and iv
3. i and vi
4. Only v
5. None of these
Answer : Only iv
Direction:
Question No. 65
Options :
1. Only vi
2. iii and vii
3. ii, iv and vi
4. i and v
5. None of these
Answer : iii and vii
Direction:
Directions : In the following questions, one word is missing and three words are emboldened. In the options, a word
and the possible rearrangement options are given. Rearrange the words and fill in the blank with the correct word
to get a meaningful sentence.
Question No. 66
A coverage (A) response filed by the Government was, disappointingly, justifying (B) solely at aimed (C) the freeze
on PDS ________ (D) under the NFSA.
Options :
1. ADBC; detailed
2. BACD; derailed
3. CDAB; dissatisfied
4. DCBA; delayed
5. No rearrangement required; deepened
Answer : DCBA; delayed
Direction:
Question No. 67
The most longer (A) element of the Court’s judgment was its proposition (B) that caste, and the ___________ (C)
to right historical wrongs, is no contentious (D) sufficient grounds for government benefits.
Options :
1. BADC; repeal
2. DBCA; need
3. CADB; fantastic
4. ACDB; requirement
5. No rearrangement required; goal
Answer : DBCA; need
Direction:
Question No. 68
The Public Accounts Committee of the State Assembly, which onset (A) the works and schemes of various
departments of Chengalpattu district, _________ (B) the district administration to urged (C) and complete all
monsoon preparedness works such as culverts before the reviewed (D) of monsoon.
Options :
1. DCBA; expedite
2. CADB; examine
3. BADC; exaggerate
4. ACDB; exenterate
5. No rearrangement required; expect
Answer : DCBA; expedite
Direction:
Question No. 69
The Bill eligible (A) the government to __________ (B) that after retirement, the Election Commissioners should
not be under (C) for any reappointment to any office asks (D) the Government of India, State governments and the
Constitution.
Options :
1. CDBA; equal
2. BCDA; appoint
3. DBAC; ensure
4. ADCB; interests
5. No rearrangement required; eliminate
Answer : DBAC; ensure
Direction:
Question No. 70
Many countries of the South unlikely (A) that they are __________ (B) to get western help when they believe (C)
it the need (D).

Options :
1. ACBD; wanted
2. BADC; revealed
3. DCBA; figured
4. CADB; most
5. No rearrangement required; expected
Answer : CADB; most
Direction:
Directions : In the following question, there are two columns. Each sentence in Column 1 has a blank and there are
three words given in Column 2. Match the word in Column 2 with the correct sentence in Column 1.
Question No. 71
Options :
1. A-E and B-F
2. B-F and C-D
3. Only B-D
4. A-F and C-E
5. None of these
Answer : A-F and C-E
Direction:
Question No. 72
Options :
1. A-F and C-D
2. Only A-E
3. B-F and C-E
4. A-D and B-F
5. None of these
Answer : Only A-E
Direction:
Question No. 73
Options :
1. A-F and C-E
2. Only C-F
3. Only A-D
4. B-E and C-F
5. None of these
Answer : Only A-D
Direction:
Question No. 74
Options :
1. A-F and B-D
2. Only C-E
3. B-E and C-F
4. A-E and C-D
5. None of these
Direction:
Question No. 75
Options :
1. A-F and B-D
2. Only C-E
3. A-E and C-F
4. B-E and C-D
5. None of these
Answer : A-F and B-D
Direction:
Directions : Two sentences are given in the question below. Three words are emboldened in each of the sentence.
Interchange the words to form a meaningful sentence.
Question No. 76
I. A number of countries, including India, are now earned (A) the use of other currencies to avoid (B) the U.S. dollar
and its hegemonic role in goes (C) international transactions.
II. As for India, currency hierarchy settling (P) back to colonial times when the Indian rupee was virtually linked (Q)
to the British pound rather than to gold which it considering (R) through exports.
Options :
1. A- P and B-Q
2. Only C-A
3. A-R and C-P
4. B-P and C-Q
5. No exchange required
Answer : A-R and C-P
Direction:
Question No. 77
I. The NEP approach (A) for more higher educational institutions and programmes in higher education to use (B) the
mother tongue or local language as a medium of instruction, besides offering (C) programmes bilingually.
II. While there is no need (P) for haste in making educational materials available in Indian languages, the provides
(Q) and methodology should be discussed threadbare by policymakers and educationists, without political pressure
or interference (R).
Options :
1. Only A-Q
2. A-R and B-Q
3. B-P and C-R
4. Only C-Q
Answer : Only A-Q
Direction:
Question No. 78
I. In the House of Commons, an imported (A) to omit the fabric gloves and glove fabrics from the order which
imposes (B) 33 and third per cent duty on certain articles from Germany was totalled (C) by 277 votes to 113.
II. Replying to a question in the House, Sir Philip Lloyd Greame said that the value of manufactured goods
amendment (P) into the United Kingdom during (Q) the six months ending June 30 defeated (R) 112 million sterling.
Options :
1. A-Q and B-P
2. A-P and C-R
3. Only B-Q
4. B-R and C-P
Answer : A-P and C-R
Direction:
Question No. 79
I. The Supreme Court judgment discrimination (A) the rights of transgendered persons is a landmark ruling and
restores (B) faith in the Court’s ability to recognise lack (C) injustice.
II. The gross (P) of recognition of their gender identity curtails (Q) their access to education, health care and public
places, and results in recognising (R) in the exercise of their right to vote and secure employment.
Options :
1. A-P and B-Q
2. Only C-Q
3. A-R and C-P
4. B-P and C-R
Answer : A-R and C-P
Direction:
Question No. 80
I. The tragic disaster has been occurred (A) by the debris of the landslide blocking the Ijei river, creating (B) a
significant welling up of water which could pause (C) low-lying areas if the “dam”-like structure is breached.
II. The fact that such a disaster compounded (P) in a railway construction site in a landslide-prone area should give
(Q) development planners and government officials in the State inundate (R).
Options :
1. A-P and C-R
2. A-R and B-Q
3. Only C-P
4. B-P and C-Q
Answer : A-P and C-R
Direction:
A, B and C started their journey at 8 a.m., 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. respectively. The ratio of Speed of A, B and C is s: 1.25s :
0.5 s respectively. After stating the journey B meets A after 4 hrs. After meeting each other both of them returned
to C.
Question No. 81
In 5 hours B is how much distance far from the starting point if the speed of B is 4km/hr?
Options :
1. 10 km
2. 13 km
3. 12 km
4. 15 km
5. None of these
Answer : 12 km
Direction:
A, B and C started their journey at 8 a.m., 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. respectively. The ratio of Speed of A, B and C is s: 1.25s :
0.5 s respectively. After stating the journey B meets A after 4 hrs. After meeting each other both of them returned
to C.
Question No. 82
At what time B will meet C?
Options :
1. 2 pm
2. 5 pm
3. 4 pm
4. 3 pm
5. None of these
Answer : 3 pm
Direction:
The first pie chart given below shows the percentage distribution of runs scored by three different batsmen A, B
and C and the second pie chart shows number of balls faced by each batsman.
Note:
1. Strike rate of A is 25%
2. B faced 180 balls and his strike rate is 33 1/3%
3. Had A faced the same number of balls B faced, but scored same number of runs he actually scored, his strike rate
would have been double that of B.

4. C has faced half the balls faced by A.
5. Strike Rate = (Total runs scored / Total balls faced) x 100
6. Central angle of runs scored by C is 198°.
Question No. 83
Find the difference between the central angle of runs scored by A and the central angle of balls faced by B.
Options :
1. 36°
2. 30°
3. 26°
4. 38°
5. 37°
Answer : 36°
Direction:
Note:
Question No. 84
If A played as many balls as B and B plays as many balls as C, then Which of the following statement/s is/are true?
i. Current Strike rate of B is equal to the previous strike rate of A.
ii. If B plays more 160 balls then he will hit a century.
iii. The strike rate of A is greater than that of C.

Options :
1. Only i
2. Only i and ii
3. Only i and iii
4. All are true
5. Only ii and iii
Answer : Only i and ii
Direction:
Note:
Question No. 85
If C scored his runs in only 4s and 6s, if he has hit 25 fours, then find the number of dot balls faced by C
Options :
1. 125
2. 185
3. 195
4. 175
5. 155
Answer : 195
Direction:
x men can do a work in y days. y women can do the same work in x days. If 20 men and 16 women do the work
together, they can complete it in 53(1/3) days.
Question No. 86
20 men and 24 women started working together. They did it for 0.6 D days. After that if B number of boys did the
work in 0.45D days, then the whole work is completed which B number of boys can do in D days. Find D.
Options :
1. 42
2. 45
3. 40
4. 30
5. None of these
Answer : 40
Direction:
Question No. 87
(G+24) girls and (10 men and 14 women) together can do the work in 16 days. If G girls worked together the same
work would have completed in 26 days. Find G.
Options :
1. 85
2. 82
3. 80
4. 89
5. None of these
Answer : 80
Direction:
Question No. 88
15 Men and 12 women can do the work in how many days?
Options :
1. 71 (1/9) days
2. 70 (1/9) days
3. 61 (1/9) days
4. 81 (1/9) days
5. None of these
Answer : 71 (1/9) days
Direction:
The table below shows the percentage of poems published out of total poems and stories published starting from
2011 till 2013 and the number of poems published starting from 2011 till 2013.
Note: I. K = N - M
II. N + K= 95
III. N + M = 115
Question No. 89
The respective ratio between the number of stories published in 2012 and 2018 is (N-3) : 3K. If the number of stories
published in 2018 is 40% of the total number of poems and stories together published in 2018, number of poems
published in 2011 is what percent more than the number of poems published in 2018?
Options :
1. 4M - 3N/5
2. None of these
3. 0.17N -2
4. Both A and C
5. K/5-1
Answer : K/5-1
Direction:
Note: I. K = N - M
II. N + K= 95
III. N + M = 115
Question No. 90
Difference between number of stories published in 2011 and 2013 is
Options :
1. 2K-2
2. M +3
3. 0.5M + 3
4. Both B and C
5. None of these
Answer : 2K-2
Direction:
Note: I. K = N - M
II. N + K= 95
III. N + M = 115
Question No. 91
Number of poems published in 2014 was (7M + 9) Number of poems published in 2014 is what percent more than
the number of poems published in 2013?
Options :
1. 2K -1
2. 0.3 + N +1
3. K - 5
4. 0.6M - 5
5. None of these
Answer : K - 5
Question No. 92
Three persons named P, Q, R started their journey at 9.30 AM, 11.30 AM, 2 PM respectively from A to B. The speed of
Q is √625 m/sec. Q reached the destination at 7.30 pm on the same day. Q is fastest & R is not the slowest.
The speed of P is 20% less than the speed of Q, then in what time P will reach the destination?
i. 6 hours more than Q
ii. P will reach B at 7.30 pm

iii. The total reaching time of P and Q is 18 hrs
Options :
1. Only i
2. Only ii
3. Only ii and iii
4. All i, ii and iii
5. None of these
Answer : Only ii and iii
Question No. 93
Which of the following can be true?
i. R reached the destination in 5hrs and P reached the destination in 3 hrs
ii. R reached the destination is 3 hrs and P reached the destination in 5 hrs
iii. If the distance is increased by 90 km and the speed of P is 1/5th of the speed of Q, then R reached the new
distance at 3.30 pm
Options :
1. Only i
2. Only ii
3. Only ii and iii
5. None of these
Question No. 94
Two mixtures A and B are in the ratio of 3:2. Mixture A contains ×% of milk and a% of water. Mixture B contains y%
of milk and b% of water. If mixture B is mixed with mixture A then the final quantity of milk becomes 23% of the
total mixture. Find the quantity of final milk, if x + y =45.
i. x - y = 10
ii. If the initial quantity of mixture A is 60 liter out of which 15 liter is milk.
iii. If 15 liter mixture is taken out from mixture A and mixed with mixture B the total quantity of water in mixture B
becomes is 40 liter.
Options :
1. Only ii
2. Only i and ii together
3. either ii or iii alone
4. Only ii and iii together
5. None of the above
Answer : Only ii
Direction:
2
An apple pie of R cm radius has to cut into X equal pieces, top surface area of each piece was 0.77 cm . But later on
2
it was found 50% of pie was rotten so the remaining 50% was cut into X – 3 pieces of 0.616 cm each.
Question No. 95
Find out the circumference of original pie?
Options :
1. 17.6
2. 18,8
3. 19.6
4. 8.8
5. None of these
Answer : 8.8
Direction:
2
2
Question No. 96
If entire pie would have been cut into 11 identical pieces what would have been top surface area of each piece?
Options :
1. 0.64
2. 0.56
3. 0.28
4. 0.42
5. None of these
Answer : 0.56
Direction:
2
2
Question No. 97
Find out the value of X.
Options :
1. 3
2. 8
3. 5
4. 10
5. None of these
Answer : 8
Question No. 98
Find the difference between MP of article A and SP of article B.
I: CP of article A is Rs.224 less than the SP of article B. Discount given on article A is 30% and profit earned on article
B is 40%
II: SP of article A is Rs.140 more than that of article B . Markup of Rs.264 is given on article A.
III: Discount given on article B is Rs.56 more than the profit earned on article A.
Options :
1. Only I
2. I and II together
3. Only II
4. Any one
5. None together
Answer : I and II together
Question No. 99
Find the ratio between the speed of the boat and the speed of the stream.
The speed of the boat while travelling upstream is 24km/hr. The boat can travel P km in Q hours while travelling
upstream and 144 km in Q hours while travelling downstream. The number of hours taken by the boat to travel
216km upstream is R hours more than that while travelling the same distance in downstream.
I. The number of hours taken by the boat to cover (R x R) km distance in downstream is 18 hrs.
3 3
II. P - Q + R > 102
Options :
1. Only i
2. Only i and i together
3. Only ii
4. Either i or iii
5. none
Answer : none
Direction:
Given below are three series I, II and III. Each series consist an odd one out number. Identify the Odd one out
numbers in series I, II and III and correct those numbers which will be represented by 'P', 'Q' and 'R', respectively. You
have to find the values of 'P', 'Q' and 'R' and establish a relation among them.
Question No. 100
I. 35, 68, 135, 262, 519, 1032
II. 61, 104, 63, 406, 325, 1656
III 126, 140, 112, 154, 92, 168
Options :
1. P > Q, Q > R
2. P = Q, Q > R
3. P = Q = R
4. P > Q, Q = R
5. P > Q, Q < R
Answer : P > Q, Q < R
Direction:
Given below are three series I, II and III. Each series consist an odd one out number. Odd one out number in series I,
II and III are 'P', 'Q' and 'R', respectively. You have to find the values of 'P', 'Q' and 'R' and establish a relation among
them.
Question No. 101
I. 20, 100, 376, 1125, 2248
II. 226, 222, 197, 135, 12, -184
III. (208/3), (104/3), (104/3), 52, 108, 260

Options :
1. P = Q, Q > R
2. P < Q, Q > R
3. P > Q, Q > R
4. P < Q, Q < R
5. P < Q, Q = R
Answer : P < Q, Q > R
Question No. 102
The following expressions form a series followed by a (?). Find the odd one out first and then find that what will
come in place of the question mark (?) according to the corrected series?
(x - 10), (x + 10), 120, x(x - 10), 4500, (1540 × x), ?
2
Also, 'x' = positive root of x - 6x - 720 = 0
Options :
1. (20020 × x)
2. (20120 × x)
3. (20320 × x)
4. (20420 × x)
5. (20220 × x)
Answer : (20020 × x)
Direction:
Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below:
Ajay can do a piece of work in 12 days. With the help of Rohit, he can complete the work in 36/7 days. Baneet can
do the same work in 3 days less than that of Rohit, when working alone. Ajay started the work, Rohit and Baneet
join him every third day and thus time taken by them to complete the work is ____ (A) _____ days. Efficiency of
Shikha is half of the efficiency of Rohit. Ajay and Baneet started the work. Shikha joined them after two days. Time
taken by them to complete the remaining part of the work is _____ (B) ____days. Shikha started the work and left
after 2 days. Reena complete the remaining part of the work in 16/3 days. Ajay and Reena together can complete
the work in ___ (C) ____ days. Gauri and Rohit together can complete half of the work in 18/7 days. Gauri and
Reena started the work and left after three days. Baneet can complete the remaining part of the work in ____ (D)
____ days. If Reena, Shikha, Ajay and Baneet started the work together, they can complete the work in ____ (E)
____ days.
Question No. 103
Find the place value of (A)?
Options :
1. 39(1/6)
2. 5(11/13)
3. 37(7/17)
4. 23(1/11)
5. None of these
Answer : 5(11/13)
Direction:
____ days.
Question No. 104
Find the place value of (B)?

Options :
1. 18/11
2. 13/8
3. 23/17
4. 15/12
5. None of these
Answer : 18/11
Direction:
____ days.
Question No. 105
Find the place value of (C)?
Options :
1. 11
2. 8
3. 4
4. 2
5. None of these
Answer : 4
Question No. 106
A right circular cylindrical tank of radius 'R' meter and height 'R + 7' meter contains oil. The entire quantity of oil is
taken out from the cylindrical tank and poured into 'N' number of hemispherical bowls such that each bowl is filled
3 3
up to their maximum capacity. If the maximum capacity of each bowl is 11R /42 m . Which among the following (i, ii,
iii and iv ) is/are the possible values of 'N'.
(R and N are positive integers).
i. 13
ii. 8
iii. 16
iv. 17
Options :
1. Only i
2. Only ii and iv
3. None of these
4. Only ii
5. Only i and iii
Answer : Only i and iii
Question No. 107
Who among the following among C and A is elder?
i. Age of A, 6 years hence is equal to the sum of 2/3rd of present age of C and 1/5th present age of B.
ii. B is 18 years elder than his son and A is 12 years elder than B's son.
iii. Double the present age of A is equal to the age of C 12 years hence.
Options :
1. Only ii
2. Only iii
4. All three together
5. Only i and iii together
Answer : Only i and ii together
Question No. 108
Cost price of an article is X. The article is marked up by Y% and sold while offering a discount of 25%. The profit
earned is (Y + 20). When the same article is marked up by (Y + 5)% and sold while offering a discount of 25%, the
profit earned is (Y + 65). Which of the following statement is correct?
Options :
1. 0.5X = 15Y
2. 0.25X = 1.2Y - 132
3. X = 30 ÷ 22Y
4. X = 20Y
Answer : 0.5X = 15Y
Question No. 109
4 4 1/2
I: √(100 x + 125x ) + 7x + 4 = -4x
3 3 2
II: √(64y ) x 2y + 19y + 7 = -3y + √1600
If the smallest root of equation II is multiplied with 2, then which among the following/s is / are true?
i. Resultant > - 4
ii. Resultant + 21 (1/2) = Multiple of 5
iii. Resultant is less than the smallest root of equation I

Options :
1. All are true
2. Only i and iii
3. Only i and ii
4. Only iii
5. Only ii and iii
Answer : Only iii
Question No. 110
A, B and C started a partnership with investment of Rs. X - 1200, Rs. X and Rs. X + 1800. If profit of B is invested in a
scheme at the rate of 18% for 5 yrs at SI, then the interest received [is Rs.3600. If the total profit in the partnership is
Rs.4800 more than the double of the profit of B. Which of the following/s is/are true.
i) Sum of investment of A and B is equal to C.
ii) Value of X is multiple of 18.
iii) A gets 18.75% of the total profit.
Options :
1. Only i and ii
3. Only i
4. Only i and iii
5. None of these
Answer : Only i and iii
Question No. 111
a, b and c are three integers. The sum of a and b is 61. If b is divided by a then the quotient is 2 and the remainder is
n n
7. If c - 2 is largest negative integer. Then which of the following values definitely lie within (c - n + a) and (b - a).
Options :
1. 23
2. 28
3. 27
4. 11
5. 15
Answer : 23
Question No. 112
Two boats A and B are rowing in two different rivers M and N respectively. Find the distance covered by boat B in
12 hours downstream.
i) Boat A can cover 360 km downstream in 6 hours while B can cover 96 km upstream in 4 hours.
ii) Speed of streams (M + N) = 7 km/hr
iii) Distance cover by B in y hours downstream is 150 km more than the distance cover by B in (v+5) hours upstream.
Options :
1. Only i
5. None of these
Direction:
Observe the below given four equations carefully and answer the questions.
2
A: (a × a) - 3a - √(4a ) = - 6
2 2
B: (b ) - √(81b ) = - 4 × (5)
2 6 3
C: (c √625c ) / 5c + (4 × 7) = 39c
2
D: d - (3 × 5)d = (7 × (-8) )
Question No. 113
Find the LCM of all the larger roots of equations A, B, C, D.
Options :
1. 840
2. 440
3. 740
4. 860
5. None of these
Answer : 840
Direction:
2
A: (a × a) - 3a - √(4a ) = - 6
2 2
B: (b ) - √(81b ) = - 4 × (5)
2 6 3
C: (c √625c ) / 5c + (4 × 7) = 39c
2
D: d - (3 × 5)d = (7 × (-8) )
Question No. 114
Find the difference between the larger and smaller roots of equation A.
Options :
1. 1
2. 2
3. -1
4. 3
5. None of these
Answer : 1
Direction:
2
A: (a × a) - 3a - √(4a ) = - 6
2 2
B: (b ) - √(81b ) = - 4 × (5)
2 6 3
C: (c √625c ) / 5c + (4 × 7) = 39c
2
D: d - (3 × 5)d = (7 × (-8) )
Question No. 115
In which of the following equations difference between larger and smaller root is 1.
Options :
1. Only A and B
2. Only B
3. Only B and C
4. Only A, B and D
5. None of these
Answer : Only A, B and D
Question No. 116
According to the RBI Commercial Paper Directions approved that InvIT and REIT having net worth of at least Rs ___
crore are eligible to issue commercial paper.
Options :
1. 50
2. 55
3. 70
4. 80
5. 100
Answer : 100
Question No. 117
MIUI is an Android-based mobile operating system developed and maintained by ______
Options :
1. Google
2. Microsoft
3. Xaomi
4. IBM
5. TCS
Answer : Xaomi
Question No. 118
In Human Development Report 2021-22, which of the following country became the best performer in Indian-
Subcontinent?
Options :
1. Nepal
2. India
3. Bhutan
4. Sri Lanka
5. Bangladesh
Answer : Sri Lanka
Question No. 119
According to the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting of Sep 30, 2022, what is Bank Rate decided by MPC?
Options :
1. 4.45%
2. 5.20%
3. 5.50%
4. 6.20%
5. 6.15%
Answer : 6.15%
Question No. 120
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates and lays the foundation stone of mechanization and industrialization
projects worth Rs 3800 crores in which of the following state?
Options :
1. Kerala
2. Tamil Nadu
3. Karnataka
4. Andhra Pradesh
5. Telangana
Answer : Karnataka
Question No. 121
Recently two new Beaches were added in the coveted list of Blue Beaches, it belong to which State/UTs?
Options :
1. Lakshadweep
2. Maharashtra
3. Goa
4. Kerala

Answer : Lakshadweep
Question No. 122
The ATMs which owned and operated by non-banks are known as ________.
Options :
1. Blue Lable ATMs
2. Black Lable ATMs
3. Red Lable ATMs
4. Yellow Lable ATMs
5. White Lable ATMs
Answer : White Lable ATMs
Question No. 123
Which state’s High Court withdrew a batch of petitions challenging a the state ordinance that bans online gaming
and online gambling?
Options :
1. Kerala
2. Tamil Nadu
3. Andhra Pradesh
4. Karnataka
5. Telangana
Answer : Tamil Nadu
Question No. 124
Which edition of world Spice Conference was celebrated in CIDCO Exhibition and Convention Centre in Navi
Mumbai, Maharashtra?
Options :
1. 12th
2. 13th
3. 14th
4. 15th
5. 16th
Answer : 14th
Question No. 125
National Logistics Policy aim to bring down India’s cost of logistics operations from 13-14% of gross domestic
product to single digit by which year?
Options :
1. 2025
2. 2028
3. 2030
4. 2035
5. 2036
Answer : 2030
Question No. 126
Which of the following is a greenfield airport that serves Itanagar, the capital city of Arunachal Pradesh?
Options :
1. Daporijo Airport
2. Mechuka Advanced Landing Ground
3. Pasighat Airport
4. Donyi Polo Airport
5. Tezu Airport
Answer : Donyi Polo Airport

Question No. 127
Recently which Indian firm has collaborated with Airbus to manufacture C-295 aircraft for the Indian Air Force (IAF)?
Options :
1. Reliance
2. TATA
3. Wipro
4. TCS
Answer : TATA
Question No. 128
Which of the following meant to serve the private and non-profit sectors and will help them in raising funds
through the exchange?
Options :
1. National Stock Exchange
2. Bombay Stock Exchange
3. Social Stock Exchange
4. Multi Commodity Stock Exchange
Answer : Social Stock Exchange
Question No. 129
Which of the following city of Uttar Pradesh is nominated as the first-ever SCO Tourism and Cultural Capital at the
2022 SCO Summit?
Options :
1. Varanasi
2. Lucknow
3. Prayagraaj
4. Kanpur
5. Meerut
Answer : Varanasi
Question No. 130
Nobel Prize for economics 2022 was awared for the research in which of the following field?
Options :
1. Social Banking
2. Banks and financial crises
3. Digital Banking
4. Women Empowerment in Financial sector
5. Digital Transformation
Answer : Banks and financial crises
Question No. 131
The directions of Reserve Bank of India (Unhedged Foreign Currency Exposure) shall come into effect from ______.
Options :
1. January 1, 2023
2. February 1, 2023
3. March 1, 2023
4. April 1, 2023
Answer : January 1, 2023
Question No. 132

Which russian banks open special Vostro account with UCO Bank in India?
Options :
1. Sberbank
2. VTB
3. Gazprombank
4. Moscow Bank
Answer : Gazprombank
Question No. 133
Which of the following company has become the 12th company to attain the Maharatna status?
Options :
1. RECL
2. BPCL
3. AAI
4. BEML
5. IOCL
Answer : RECL
Question No. 134
Which of the following beaches is famous for the celebration of the International Sand Art Festival?
Options :
1. Candolim Beac
2. Chandrabhaga beach
3. Chandipur Beac
4. Cavelossim Beach
5. Blue Flag Golden Beach

Answer : Chandrabhaga beach
Question No. 135
Competition Commission of India fined MakeMyTrip and Oyo for anti-competitive conduct in_____.
Options :
1. Stock Listing
2. Hotel Services
3. Hotel room listings
4. Food Packing
Answer : Hotel room listings
Question No. 136
Sony Group Corp. has agreed to merge its India unit with which company to create the country’s largest
broadcaster?
Options :
1. Star India
2. Zee Entertainment
3. ESPN Movies
4. BSN Movies
Answer : Zee Entertainment
Question No. 137
Which of the following bank became first in India to issue an Electronic bank guarantee (E-BG)?
Options :
1. HDFC Bank
2. ICIC Bank
3. UCO Bank
4. SBI Bank
5. AXIS Bank
Answer : HDFC Bank
Question No. 138
In which state the 14th edition of the World Spice Congress was organized?
Options :
1. Karnataka
2. Uttar Pradesh
3. Maharashtra
4. Madhya Pradesh
5. Chhattisgarh
Answer : Maharashtra
Question No. 139
Rishi Sunak became the _______ Prime Minister of the country United Kingdom?
Options :
1. 56th
2. 57th
3. 58th
4. 59th
Answer : 57th
Question No. 140
In US Open 2022, the player that lost to Carlos Alcaraz is a _______ player.
Options :
1. Norwegian
2. Swedish
3. Russian
4. American
5. English
Answer : Norwegian
Question No. 141
Sprite is the product of which of the following parent company? (static)
Options :
1. Pepsi
2. Coca Cola
3. Coke
4. Redbull
5. Monster
Answer : Coca Cola
Question No. 142
Which of the following is the skill development schemes accessible to the target groups - Backward Classes,
Scheduled Castes and Safai Karamcharis? (stati)
Options :
1. PM AWAS
2. PM Ujjwala
3. PM DAKSH
4. PM KISAN
5. PM JJBY
Answer : PM DAKSH
Question No. 143
What is the service charge to non chest branches per 100 pieces?
Options :
1. ₹ 4 per packet
2. ₹ 5 per packet
3. ₹ 6 per packet
4. ₹ 8 per packet
5. ₹ 10 per packet
Answer : ₹ 8 per packet
Question No. 144
Who won the Startup of the year at the ET Startup Awards 2022?
Options :
1. Razorpay
2. Google Pay
3. Bharat Pay
4. PhonePe
5. Paytm
Answer : Razorpay
Question No. 145
Book “Forks in the Road: My Days at RBI and Beyond” was authored by which of the following Ex-RBI governor?
Options :
1. Y. Venugopal Reddy
2. D. Subbarao
3. Raghuram Rajan
4. C Rangrajan
5. Shaktikant Das
Answer : C Rangrajan
Question No. 146
Which of the folloinwg statement is not correct about Urban Co-operative Banks (UCBs):
Options :
1. They refers to primary cooperative banks located in urban and semi-urban areas.
2. They allowed to lend money only for non-agricultural purposes.
3. These banks were traditionally centred around communities, localities work place groups.
4. They essentially lent to small borrowers and businesses.
5. The first known mutual aid society in India was probably the "Anyonya Sahakari Mandali".
Answer : They allowed to lend money only for non-agricultural purposes.
Question No. 147
According to RBI, Credit Information Companies (CICs) will have to appoint an Internal Ombudsman by _____.
Options :
1. April 1, 2023
2. May 1, 2023
3. June 1, 2023
4. July 1, 2023
5. August 1, 2023
Answer : April 1, 2023

Question No. 148
Which of the following won the Best Online Payments Solution in the 10th Annual Payments Awards?
Options :
1. APEXX Global
2. NewDay
3. ACI Worldwide
4. MuchBetter
5. FIS
Answer : APEXX Global
Question No. 149
Which of the following financial firm has launched India's first Auto Index Fund?
Options :
1. ICICI Mutual Funds
2. Aditya Birla Sun Life Asset Management
3. Shriram Asset Management Company Ltd
4. Motilal Oswal Financial Services
5. Infrastructure Development Finance Company
Answer : ICICI Mutual Funds
Question No. 150
Arcelor Mittal Nippon Steel India will invest___ to scale up capacity of its steel plant Hazira steel plant Gujarat?
Options :
1. 50000 cr
2. 60000 cr
3. 65000 cr
4. 75000 cr
Answer : 60000 cr
Question No. 151
Australia approves commercial release of genetically modified variety of which Indian crop?
Options :
1. Sugarcane
2. Cotton
3. Mustard
4. Wheat
5. Rice
Answer : Mustard
Question No. 152
Social media grievance appellate committees consist of?
Options :
1. 1 Chairperson + 5 wholetime members by central govt
Answer : 1 Chairperson + 2 wholetime members by central govt
Question No. 153
According to a report by the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the Cross-border investment in
climate change mitigation and adaptation is projected to decline in?

Options :
1. 2022
2. 2023
3. 2024
4. 2025
5. 2026
Answer : 2022
Question No. 154
Consider the following statement:
I. The supervision of financial sector entities is undertaken through three separate departments.
II. The regulatory functions relating to financial sector entities are carried out through two separate
departments.
III. Department of Banking Supervision, Department of Non-Banking Supervision and Department of Co-
operative Bank Supervision will supervise the financial sector entities. (STATIC)
Which of the above statement is/are not correct?
Options :
1. I only
2. II only
3. III only
4. I and II only
5. II and III only
Answer : II only
Question No. 155
Which of the following is instruments that enable banks to achieve their priority sector lending targets without
actually disbursing loans to sectors outside their comfort zone? (STATIC)

Options :
1. Priority Sector Lending Certificates
2. Commercial Sector Lending Certificate
3. Private Sector Lending Certificate
4. Publis Sector Lending Certification
Answer : Priority Sector Lending Certificates
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to reach stoppage 10.

Find the odd one out?

1. Distance between stoppage 6 and 7

2. Distance between stoppage 4 and 5

3. Distance of stoppage 3 from depot

4. Distance of stoppage 9 from depot

5. Distance between stoppage 9 and 10

Answer : Distance of stoppage 9 from depot

to reach stoppage 10.

Which of the following stoppage is assigned maximum names?

to reach stoppage 10.

for Mohan to reach stoppage 4?

1. 8,7,6, depot 1,2,3,4

Answer : 8,7,6, depot 1,2,3,4

For example: If 4 persons work as AM than 5 persons work as a Clerk.

the above conditions given below are some other conditions:

1. Letter before 'M' working with vowel move to HR department.

move to marketing and rest will be in Legal department.

How many persons works in Legal department including leaders?

4. More than eleven

For example: If 4 persons work as AM than 5 persons work as a Clerk.

the above conditions given below are some other conditions:

1. Letter before 'M' working with vowel move to HR department.

move to marketing and rest will be in Legal department.

How many persons are senior than R?

3. More than six

For example: If 4 persons work as AM than 5 persons work as a Clerk.

the above conditions given below are some other conditions:

1. Letter before 'M' working with vowel move to HR department.

move to marketing and rest will be in Legal department.

Which of the following groups represents managers?

For example: If 4 persons work as AM than 5 persons work as a Clerk.

the above conditions given below are some other conditions:

1. Letter before 'M' working with vowel move to HR department.

move to marketing and rest will be in Legal department.

Which of the following group represents Leaders?

For example: If 4 persons work as AM than 5 persons work as a Clerk.

the above conditions given below are some other conditions:

1. Letter before 'M' working with vowel move to HR department.

move to marketing and rest will be in Legal department.

Which of the following combination is correct?

In a certain coded language,

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We were born equal- @л* @л∆ @© ∆ #∞%

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But burn peace fires- @π* @Ω$ @∞! @∞∆

What is the code for 'She wrote more'?

1. @©∆ @Ω∆ @∞∆

3. @©∆ @π* @∞∆

4. @π∆ @Ω$ @∞∆

Answer : @∞∆ @Ω∆ @π Δ

In a certain coded language,

All files are equal - #∞% (?) @∞! #Ω%

We were born equal- @л* @л∆ @© ∆ #∞%

We all want peace- @©∆ @Ω∆ @∞∆ #Ω%

But burn peace fires- @π* @Ω$ @∞! @∞∆

What will come in place of (?) mark?

In a certain coded language,

All files are equal - #∞% (?) @∞! #Ω%

We were born equal- @л* @л∆ @© ∆ #∞%

We all want peace- @©∆ @Ω∆ @∞∆ #Ω%

But burn peace fires- @π* @Ω$ @∞! @∞∆

Which of the following code is incorrect?