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SBI PO Prelims Full Length Mock Test 1 (PYQ)
Directions (1-8) Read the following passage indicators, the percentage of people in the job
and answer the given questions. market has increased while the unemployment
Directions: Read the given passage carefully rate has declined. Therefore, more people are
and answer the questions that follow. employed now. On the other hand, there’s a
deterioration in the quality of employment. A
India’s festive season retail sales are a handy big part of the incremental addition to jobs is in
indicator of the strength of private the self-employed category, while the share of
consumption, which is the largest constituent of regular wage jobs has decreased. In 2022-23,
GDP. This season, rural markets, for the first time 57.3% of the labour force was self-employed,
after the outbreak of the pandemic, are higher by 5.2 percentage points since 2018-19.
showing signs of revival. Even ahead of the The change in the relative share of employment
festive season, Nielsen IQ’s data on rural FMCG is because people have moved back to
volume growth in the April-June quarter agriculture. Between 2018-19 and 2022-23,
showed an increase of 4%, albeit on a there’s been a 3.3 percentage point increase in
contraction in volume the previous year. The share of agriculture in the sector-wise
momentum continued the next quarter. Yet, classification of jobs. It now stands at 45.8%.
both FMCG firms and analysts are guarded in The worsening of the quality of jobs represents
their outlook. Why? the biggest obstacle to quickening the pace of
(A) A recovery in rural consumption has been economic growth. Private consumption makes
helped by a combination of subsidies up around 60% of India’s GDP. Unless the
extended by GOI and many states that has purchasing power improves through better
partially insulated consumers from energy and quality jobs in manufacturing and services, it
food shocks. Pump prices of petrol and diesel will be challenging for
have remained unchanged since May 2022 and ____________________________________ .
LPG prices have been slashed. Also, GOI has
Q1 What is the most appropriate title for the
extended free benefits under PDS for another
passage based on its content?
five years and some states have been providing
(A) Challenges in Rural FMCG Growth
monthly income support to targeted
(B) Government Subsidies and Economic
households. This support inevitably has a
Recovery
knock-on effect on discretionary spending,
(C) Job Quality and Economic
which is now apparent in rural consumption
Sustainability
data. Going back to the guarded optimism on
(D) Impact of Pandemic on Private
rural spending growth’s durability, the concern is
Consumption
the lopsided post-pandemic recovery in the
(E) None of these
employment market. GOI’s employment data
shows that between the pre-pandemic 2018-19 Q2 What emotional quality does the author's
and 2022-23, there are two divergent trends. tone convey in discussing the rural
There’s a marked increase in quantity economy?
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(A) Jovial and light-hearted (C) Increase in disposable income

(B) Solemn and contemplative (D) Growth in quality jobs in manufacturing
(C) Impassive and indifferent and services
(D) Cynical and mocking (E) None of these
(E) None of these
Q6 Evaluate whether the statements
Q3 What tone does the author predominantly accurately convey the meanings of the
convey in the passage? idioms/phrases highlighted in the
(A) Optimistic and encouraging passage.
(B) Neutral and factual I. "quickening the pace" - Refers to
(C) Critical and cautionary accelerating or increasing the speed of
(D) Pessimistic and alarming something, especially in the context of
(E) None of these economic growth.
II. "guarded optimism" - Signifies a
Q4 Which statement accurately assesses the
cautious or restrained level of optimism,
correctness of the statements derived
often accompanied by awareness of
from the passage?
potential risks or uncertainties.
I. Rural FMCG volume growth increased by
III. "knock-on effect" - Indicates the
4% in the April-June quarter of the current
indirect consequences or impacts of
year.
certain actions or events.
II. "The shift towards agriculture has seen a
(A) All statements accurately convey the
noteworthy 3.3 percentage point increase
meanings of the respective
in employment share between 2018-19 and
idioms/phrases.
2022-23."
(B) Statements I and II accurately convey
III. The unemployment rate has increased
the meanings of the respective
between the pre-pandemic years of 2018-
idioms/phrases.
19 and the current period of 2022-23.
(C) Statements II and III accurately convey
(A) Statement I and Statement II are
the meanings of the respective
correct.
idioms/phrases.
(B) Statement II and Statement III are
(D) Statement I is accurate, while
correct.
Statements II and III inaccurately
(C) Statement I, Statement II, and
convey the meanings of the respective
Statement III are correct.
idioms/phrases.
(D) Statement I is correct, Statement II and
(E) None of the statements accurately
Statement III are wrong.
convey the meanings of the respective
(E) None of the statements are correct.
idioms/phrases.
Q5 What is essential for sustaining and
Q7 The sentence at (A) may be erroneous
boosting India’s GDP growth according to
grammatically or contextually. Identify the
the passage?
error in the sentence and choose the
(A) Dependency on agriculture for
respective option. If there is no error,
employment
choose option (E).
(B) Expansion of self-employment
(A)
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A recovery in rural consumption has blockchain. Through _____________ (A) efforts

been and assertive narration, they emphasized the
(B) helped by a combination of subsidies pivotal role of ________________ (B) in the
extended transition towards widespread adoption of this
(C) by GOI and many states that has innovative technology. The team's assertion
partially centered on the importance of collective
(D) insulated consumers from energy and participation in driving blockchain's
food shocks. development while acknowledging the
(E) No error ____________________ (C) it presents for
societal contributions. Their work not only
Q8 Unless the purchasing power improves
highlighted the potential of blockchain but also
through better quality jobs in
addressed ____________________(D) arising
manufacturing and services, it will be
from misconceptions, paving the way for
challenging for
informed discussions about its ethical
____________________________________.
implications. This research underscores the
What phrase can be suitable for the given
need for informed decision-making among
blank?
policymakers and the public to harness the full
(A) the government to reduce inflation
potential of blockchain while ensuring its
rates
responsible integration into various sectors. As
(B) individuals to save more for future
the findings reverberate across industries, the
investment
analysts ______________________(E) for a
(C) rural markets to sustain steady growth
paradigm shift—a unified push towards a future
(D) urban areas to expand consumer
where blockchain's transformative power aligns
markets
with equitable access and shared values,
(E) the economy to grow faster over a
fostering a landscape of technological
medium term.
innovation that serves society at large.
Directions (9-13) Read the following passage
and answer the given questions.
Q9 Which of the following will be the best
Directions: In the passage given below there
suitable word to replace the word given in
are blanks that are to be filled with the options
blank (A)?
given below. Find out the suitable fit for each
(A) Collaborative
case.
(B) Inclusiv
(C) Transitional
In the realm of technological advancement, a
(D) Contributions
group of analysts, regarded as experts in their
(E) Submissive
field, embarked on a comprehensive research
undertaking to explore the interpretations and
perceptions of blockchain technology across Q10 Which of the following will be the best
demographics. Led by visionary leaders and suitable word to replace the word given in
supported by consultants, their findings blank (B)?
unveiled a landscape of diverse experiences (A) Delusion (B) Diversificatio
and constraints surrounding the accessibility of (C) Inclusion (D) Contributions

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(E) Development D. India now proudly stands as a beacon in

digital public infrastructure (DPI), with nations
looking to emulate our advancements in
creating seamless, paperless, and cashless
blank (C)?
protocols.
(A) Findings (B) Advancemen
E. It’s important that our products are localized,
(C) Opportunities (D) Constraints
with little or no reliance on foreign components.
(E) Redundancies
Q14 Which of the following combinations is
the combination of two consecutive
statements after the correct
blank (D)?
rearrangement?
(A) Confrontations (B) Analysis
(A) AC (B) BD
(C) Assertion (D) Narration
(C) EC (D) CB
(E) Assessments
(E) BC
Q15 Which of the following options provides
blank (E)?
the correct sequence of the jumbled
(A) Formalize (B) Research
paragraph?
(C) Advocates (D) Analysts
(A) DABCE (B) ADECB
(E) Consultant
(C) BADEC (D) BCEAD
Directions (14-18) Read the following passage (E) DBCAE
Q16 Which of the following combinations is
Directions: Rearrange the following six
the combination of three consecutive
sentences (A), (B), (C), (D) and (E) in the proper
statements after the correct
sequence to form a meaningful paragraph and
rearrangement?
then answer the questions given below.
(A) ACD (B) BCA
(C) ECA (D) CBE
A. This will happen when we see more Made in
(E) BAE
India products.
B. This fusion of physical and digital, or Q17 Which of the following is the
‘phygital’ infrastructure, coupled with our vast INTRODUCTORY and TERMINAL statement
demographics and growing demand, is after rearrangement?
expected to give India a 5-6% growth rate at a (A) BE (B) AD
time when the global economy is pegged at (C) CA (D) DE
around 3-4%. (E) AC
C. However, to avoid remaining a back office for
Q18 Which of the following is the PENULTIMATE
the US or China, we need to kickstart a new
and ANTEPENULTIMATE statement
type of growth that is powered by
respectively after rearrangement?
indigenisation, is more sustainable and creates
(A) EC (B) CE
high-income jobs for the people of the country.
(C) AB (D) AC

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(E) CA (D) B-F

(E) None of the above
Q19 Directions: In the following questions two
columns are given containing three
sentences/phrases each. In the first column, Q20 Directions: In the following questions two
sentences/phrases are A, B and C and in the columns are given containing three
second column the sentences/phrases are D, E sentences/phrases each. In the first column,
and F. A sentence/phrase from the first column sentences/phrases are A, B and C and in the
may or may not connect with another second column the sentences/phrases are D, E
sentence/phrase from the second column to and F. A sentence/phrase from the first column
make a grammatically and contextually may or may not connect with another
correct sentence. Each question has five sentence/phrase from the second column to
options, four of which display the sequence(s) make a grammatically and contextually
in which the sentences/phrases can be joined correct sentence. Each question has five
to form a grammatically and contextually options, four of which display the sequence(s)
correct sentence. If none of the options given in which the sentences/phrases can be joined
forms a correct sentence after combination, to form a grammatically and contextually
mark (e), i.e. “None of these” as your answer. correct sentence. If none of the options given
forms a correct sentence after combination,
COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 mark (e), i.e. “None of these” as your answer.
A. With flu season
D. citing the potential
approaching, health COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2
risks of a simultaneous
authorities emphasize D. technology,
COVID-19 and A. Tech industry leaders
the necessity of heralding a
influenza outbreak. convene for a summit to
vaccination potential revolution
discuss the ethical
E. to curb a potential in sustainable
B. Health experts warn implications of
dual threat of COVID- power.
of the looming danger
19 and influenza, E. and influenza,
of a double health crisis
urging people of all urging everyone to
this flu season, urging B. Global leaders gather
ages to prioritize prioritize
proactive at the climate summit,
immunization. immunization to
pledging ambitious
C. As concerns mount safeguard public
over a severe flu health.
F. widespread flu
season, health officials C. Anticipating a
vaccination to reduce
underscore the challenging flu season, F. AI integration in
the risk of a concurrent
importance of health authorities stress everyday life,
outbreak alongside
preventive measures, the significance of emphasizing the
COVID-19.
urging vaccination in averting a need for responsible
possible collision of innovation.
(A) C-E and B-F COVID-19
(B) A-E and C-F
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(B) A-E and C-F modern learning, acknowledging (3) their role in
(C) A-E cornerstone (4) creativity and critical thinking.
(D) B-F (A) 1-4 and 2-3
(E) None of the above (B) 2-4 and 1-3
(C) Only 1-2
Q21 Directions: In each of the questions given
(D) Only 1-3
below four words are given in bold. These four
(E) None of these
words may or may not be in their correct
position. The sentence is then followed by Q23 Directions: In the given question, a word has
options with the correct combination of words been mentioned and there are three ways in
that should replace each other in order to which the word has been used in either similar
make the sentence grammatically and or different ways. You are required to check
contextually correct. Find the correct which of the sentences have correctly used the
combination of the words that replace each highlighted word, and mark that as your
other. If the sentence is correct as it is then answer accordingly.
select option (e) as your choice.
Abate
The innovative art perception (1) was I. As the storm began to abate, the winds
celebrated by critics as a cultural gradually lessened, offering a reprieve to the
transformative (2), applauding its coastal towns.
phenomenon (3) impact on public installation II. The medication helped abate the patient's
(4) and artistic expression. fever, bringing it down to a manageable level.
(A) 1-4 and 2-3 III. The company's aggressive marketing
(B) 2-4 and 1-3 campaign aimed to abate brand awareness
(C) Only 1-2 and attract new customers.
(D) Only 1-3 (A) Only I (B) Only II
(E) None of these (C) Only III (D) Both I and II
(E) None of these
Q22 Directions: In each of the questions given
below four words are given in bold. These four Q24 Directions: In the given question, a word has
words may or may not be in their correct been mentioned and there are three ways in
position. The sentence is then followed by which the word has been used in either similar
options with the correct combination of words or different ways. You are required to check
that should replace each other in order to which of the sentences have correctly used the
make the sentence grammatically and highlighted word, and mark that as your
contextually correct. Find the correct answer accordingly.
combination of the words that replace each
other. If the sentence is correct as it is then Stipulate
select option (e) as your choice. I. The contract stipulates clear guidelines for
project completion and payment schedules.
Revolutionary educational (1) reforms were II. The new initiative aims to stipulates
praised by educators as a fostering (2) of economic growth by encouraging small
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III. The professor stipulated the requirements for The groundbreaking research paper (A)/on
the research paper, outlining specific formatting climate change was published just (B)/a few
and content expectations. years before, highlighting (C)/the urgency of
addressing environmental issues (D)/before
(A) Only I (B) Only II irreversible damage occurs (E).
(C) Only III (D) Both I and II
(E) None of these (A) B and C
(B) A and B
Q25 Directions: In the given question, a word has
(C) Only C
been mentioned and there are three ways in
(D) Only B
which the word has been used in either similar
(E) All are correct
or different ways. You are required to check
which of the sentences have correctly used the Q27 Directions: In the questions given here, a
highlighted word, and mark that as your sentence is divided into five parts. In which two
answer accordingly. of the parts of each sentence are highlighted
in bold which are grammatically correct parts
Overshoots of the sentence. Out of the three other parts,
I. The stock market often overshoots its actual you need to choose the part/parts of the
value, leading to market volatility and sentence that contain grammatical or
unpredictable fluctuations. contextual errors. If the given sentence is both
II. The hiking overshoots offers stunning views of grammatically correct and contextually
the valley and meanders through lush forests. meaningful, choose option (E) i.e., “All are
III. In certain economic situations, inflation correct” as your answer.
overshoots the projected target, causing
concerns for monetary policymakers. In the early 2000s, the widespread
(A)/adoption of smartphones lay the
(A) Only I (B) Only II foundation (B)/ for a communication revolution
(C) Only III (D) Both I and III that would (C)/reshape the way people
(E) None of these (D)/interact and access information (E).
(A) B and C
Q26 Directions: In the questions given here, a
(B) C and D
sentence is divided into five parts. In which two
(C) Only C
of the parts of each sentence are highlighted
(D) Only B
in bold which are grammatically correct parts
(E) All are correct
of the sentence. Out of the three other parts,
you need to choose the part/parts of the Q28 Directions: In the questions given here, a
sentence that contain grammatical or sentence is divided into five parts. In which two
contextual errors. If the given sentence is both of the parts of each sentence are highlighted
grammatically correct and contextually in bold which are grammatically correct parts
meaningful, choose option (E) i.e., “All are of the sentence. Out of the three other parts,
correct” as your answer. you need to choose the part/parts of the
sentence that contain grammatical or
contextual errors. If the given sentence is both

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grammatically correct and contextually of the sentence. Out of the three other parts,
meaningful, choose option (E) i.e., “All are you need to choose the part/parts of the
correct” as your answer. sentence that contain grammatical or
contextual errors. If the given sentence is both
Experts suggest that individuals (A)/with a grammatically correct and contextually
balanced diet and regular (B)/exercise routine meaningful, choose option (E) i.e., “All are
are more likely to (C)/those with sedentary correct” as your answer.
lifestyles to (D)/maintain good cardiovascular
health (E). Evidently, the representation of (A)/females in
leadership roles across (B)/ industries has been
(A) B and C on a positive (C)/trajectory, and this progress is
(B) C and D expected to remain (D)/a focal point for
(C) Only C ongoing diversity initiatives (E).
(D) Only B (A) B and C
(E) All are correct (B) C and D
(C) Only C
Q29 Directions: In the questions given here, a
(D) Only D
sentence is divided into five parts. In which two
(E) All are correct
of the parts of each sentence are highlighted
in bold which are grammatically correct parts Q31 In each question, two equations will be given.
of the sentence. Out of the three other parts, You have to solve the equations, choose the
you need to choose the part/parts of the appropriate relation between “x” and “y” from
sentence that contain grammatical or the options, and choose the correct option.
contextual errors. If the given sentence is both I. x2 − 24x + 95 = 0
grammatically correct and contextually II. y 2 − 31y + 84 = 0
meaningful, choose option (E) i.e., “All are (A) x<y

correct” as your answer. (B) x>y
(C) x ≥ y
According to the recent survey results,(A)/ a (D) x ≤ y
significant majority of employees (B)/have (E) x= y or the relation can not be established
consistently preferred over work (C)/remotely
Q32 In each question, two equations will be given.
rather than enduring (D)/the daily commute to
You have to solve the equations, choose the
the office (E).
appropriate relation between “x” and “y” from
(A) E and C
the options, and choose the correct option.
(B) C and D
2
x − 10x + 24 = 0
(C) Only C
2
y + 14y − 72 = 0
(D) Only E
(E) All are correct
Q30 Directions: In the questions given here, a (A) x<y

sentence is divided into five parts. In which two (B) x>y
of the parts of each sentence are highlighted (C) x ≥ y
in bold which are grammatically correct parts (D) y ≥ x

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(E) x= y or the relation can not be established Q37 Find the missing number in the following series.
25, ?, 256, 476, 745, 1050
Q33 In each Question two equations will be given.
(A) 100 (B) 125
You have to solve the equations and choose
(C) 150 (D) 200
the appropriate relation between “x” and “y”
(E) 225
from options and choose the correct option.
x
2
+4x-96=0 Q38 Find the missing number in the following series.
y
2
-19y+90=0 60, ?, 63.6, 70.8, 99.6, 243.6
(A) x<y (A) 63 (B) 62
(B) x>y (C) 61 (D) 62.2
(C) x≥y (E) 61.2
(D) x≤y
Q39 Find the missing number in the following series.
(E) x= y or the relation can not be established
68, ?, 407, 470, 496, 503
(A) 295 (B) 312
Q34 In each Question two equations will be given. (C) 283 (D) 345
You have to solve the equations and choose (E) 234
300, ?, 148, 221, 441, 1101.5
x
2
-12x+35=0
(A) 153 (B) 152
y
2
-20y+99=0
(C) 151 (D) 149
(A) x<y
(E) 150
(B) x>y
(C) x≥y Q41 Find the missing number in the following series.
(D) x≤y 54, 67, 50, 63, 46, ?
(E) x= y or the relation can not be established (A) 56
(B) 57
Q35 In each Question two equations will be given.
(C) 58
You have to solve the equations and choose
(D) 59
(E) None of these
x
2
-10x-39=0 Q42 P, Q, and R together take 16 11 days to
4
y
2
-18y+65=0 complete a task. However, P and Q together
(A) x>y can complete the same task in 20 days. How
(B) x<y much time will it take for R alone to complete
(C) x≥y 60% of the total work?
(D) x≤y (A) 50 days (B) 54 days
(E) x= y or the relation can not be established (C) 45 days (D) 60 days
(E) 65 days
15, 34, 57, 86, ?, 170 Q43 A and B started the business with the
(A) 123 (B) 120 investment of Rs.(x + 2000) and Rs.(2x + 8000)
(C) 121 (D) 122 respectively. At the end of the year, the total
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profit is Rs.22000 and the profit share of B is

Rs.16500, then find the value of x?
(A) 1500 (B) 2000
(C) 1800 (D) 1750
(E) 2100
Q44 Length and breadth of the rectangle are in the

ratio 3:2, if length increases by 25% and breadth
is the same. Area increased by 24 m
2
. Find the
area of the rectangle.
(A) 60m2
(B) 70m2
(C) 80m2 The table given below gives the information
(D) 96m 2 about the ratio of male to female in the
(E) None of these respective visit of states
STATES MALE FEMALE
Q45 Average cost price of the articles A and B is Rs.
A 5 3
1350. Article A is sold at 10% profit and B is sold
B 3 2
at 20% profit. Total selling price of A and B is
3120. Had article B sold at 40% profit. Find the C 13 12
selling price of B. D 7 3
(A) 2100 (B) 2200 E 6 5
(C) 2300 (D) 2400
Q46 What is the total number of females
(E) 2500
visited in the states?
Directions (46-50) Read the following passage (A) 5982 (B) 5900
and answer the given questions. (C) 5783 (D) 5650
Study the following line chart carefully and (E) 5567
answer the questions given beside.
Q47 What is the ratio of male to female visits
In states A,B,C,D,E, the total number of
in the state?
(MALE+FEMALE) who went to visit is 15000. The
(A) 1506 : 996
line chart given below gives the information
(B) 1503 : 997
about the percentage wise distribution of
(C) 1501 : 997
total(male+female) who visit five different
(D) 1499 : 990
states.
(E) None of these
Q48 The number of male visited in state E is

double the number of females visited of
which of the following states?
(A) A
(B) B
(C) C
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(E) None of the above (A) 36 hrs (B) 35 hrs

(C) 40 hrs (D) 34 hrs
Q49 The number of visits total male and
(E) 34 hrs
female in state E is what percentage
more than the number of females visited Directions (55-59) Read the following passage
in state D? and answer the given questions.
(A) 266 23 % (B) 266 13 % The following table shows the number of
(C) 260 3 %1
(D) 256 3 %
1
articles sold by Shop Pesto. Read the following
(E) 246 3 %
1
questions carefully and answer the questions.
The
Q50 The number of male in A,B and D is much Number
average Percentage of
more than the number of females in C,D of
number of article A sold out of
and E? articles
articles A, total i.e. A ,B and C
(A) 2626 (B) 2150 C sold
B, and C
(C) 2455 (D) 2300
April 100 20% 160
(E) 2418
May 120 25% 70
Q51 Ashish invested Rs. X at scheme A at SI 10% and June 72 50% 65
Rs. (x+400) at scheme B at SI on 14% for 2 years.
Total interest = 640. Find the value of x. Q55 If the number of articles sold in July is 30%
(A) 1350 (B) 1300 more than the number of articles sold in
(C) 1200 (D) 1000 April and if the number of articles sold in
(E) 1100 August is 50% more than the number of
articles sold in the month of May then
Q52 A container contains 100 liters of red wine. From find the ratio between the number of
this container 10 liters of red wine was taken out articles sold in July and August.
and replaced by water. This process was (A) 13:18 (B) 18:13
repeated further 3 times. How much red wine is (C) 15:16 (D) 16:15
now contained by the container? (E) 1:2
(A) 65.61L (B) 65.89 L
(C) 45 L (D) 67 L Q56 If one more company named Zesto sold
(E) 67.54 L the same articles A, B, and C. Number of
articles sold by Zesto in the months of
Q53 Average of 11 observations = 71, 5 Observations April, May, and June was 20%, 30%, and
= 67, Last 4 observations = 91.5, Ratio 6th : 7th = 50% more than the number of articles
9 : 7. Find the 6th number ? sold by pesto in the month of April, May
(A) 41 (B) 42 and June respectively. Find the total
(C) 43 (D) 44 number of articles sold by Zesto in April,
(E) 45 May, and June.
(A) 1200 (B) 1080
Q54 A boat travels 400 km downstream and 320 km
(C) 1140 (D) 1100
upstream speed in 40 hours..If downstream
(E) 1152
speed is 4 km/h more then upstream
speed.Find time taken by boat to travel 720 km Q57
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Find the ratio between the total number more than the total number of projects in
of articles A and article C sold in the company B in the year 2017. The number of
month of April and May. projects in company B in the year 2017 was 40
(A) 12:11 (B) 8:11 more than the projects in company A in the
(C) 11:8 (D) 2:1 year 2017.
(E) 1:2
Q60 Number of projects in Company B is how
Q58 The number of articles B sold in the much percent more/less than number of
month of May are sold at a rate of Rs.90 projects in company A in the year 2017.
per article and the number of articles C (A) 22.22% (B) 11.11%
sold in the month of April are sold at Rs. (C) 33.33% (D) 40%
70 per article then find the total revenue (E) 35%
generated by pesto after selling C in April
Q61 Find the ratio between the number of
and B in May.
projects in the company A in the year 2016
(A) 29200 (B) 28200
and 2017.
(C) 27200 (D) 26200
(A) 3:5 (B) 9:7
(E) 25200
(C) 7:9 (D) 8:1
Q59 Article B in the month of May sold at 50% (E) 1:8
profit. Also, Article B in the month of May
Q62 Total number of projects in the year 2018
sold at the rate of Rs. 75 per article then
in both the companies was 50% more
finds the total amount of profit gained by
than the number of projects in Company
Pesto in the month of May after selling
A and B in the year 2016 together. Find
Article B.
total number of projects in the year 2018.
(A) None of these
(A) 555 (B) 610
(B) 4500
(C) 620 (D) 630
(C) 5000
(E) 650
(D) 6500
(E) 5500 Q63 Find average of total number of projects
in year 2015, 2016 and 2017 in company B.
(A) 200 (B) 150
(C) 120 (D) 210
Read the following paragraphs carefully and
(E) 175
answer the question.
Projects handled by companies A and B in the Q64 he following question contains a statement
years 2015, 2016, and 2017. followed by quantity I and II. Read the following
Company A: In 2015, Projects were 1.5 times of information carefully and answer the questions
Company B. In 2016 the number of projects in accordingly.
company A was exactly half that of the A shopkeeper marked an article at X% above its
projects in company B in 2016. The total number cost price and then after giving a discount of
of projects in 2017 in company A was 180 20%, it is sold at Rs.780. The respective ratio of
Company B: There were 100 projects in the cost price and selling price of the article is
company B in the year 2015. In the year 2016 5: 6
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Quantity I: Value of X (E) H

Quantity II: th value of profit earned (in
2
5
Q68 In each question below are given three
rupees).
statements followed by two conclusions
(A) Quantity I > Quantity II
numbered I and II. You have to take the two
(B) Quantity 1 < Quantity II
given statements to be true even if they seem
(C) Quantity I ≥ Quantity II
to be at variance with commonly known facts.
(D) Quantity I ≤ Quantity II
Read both the statements and then decide
(E) Quantity I = Quantity II or No relation
which of the given conclusions logically follows
Q65 A motorboat can travel x km upstream and x + from the given statements, disregarding
20 km downstream in 17.5 hours. If the ratio of commonly known facts.
the speed of the motorboat in still water to the
speed of stream is 3: 1 and the difference Statement:
between their speed is 4 km. No Book are Bag
Quantity I: What is the value of x? Only a few Bag are Pen
Quantity II: How much distance the motorboat Only a few Copy are Book
will travel downstream in 5 hours 15 minutes? Conclusions:
(A) Quantity I > Quantity II I. Some Copy can never be Bag
(B) Quantity I < Quantity II II. All Pen can be Book
(C) Quantity I ≥ Quantity II (A) Only conclusion I follow
(D) Quantity I ≤ Quantity II (B) Only conclusion II follows
(E) Quantity I = Quantity II or Relation cannot be (C) Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
Established (D) Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
(E) Both conclusion I and conclusion II follows
Q66 How many such pairs of letters are there in the
word ‘BONAFIDE’ each of which has as many Q69 In each question below are given three
letters between them in the word as in the statements followed by two conclusions
English alphabet (Both forward and backward)? numbered I and II. You have to take the two
(A) Five given statements to be true even if they seem
(B) None of the above to be at variance with commonly known facts.
(C) Four Read both the statements and then decide
(D) Six which of the given conclusions logically follows
(E) More than six from the given statements, disregarding
commonly known facts.
Q67 If it is possible to make one meaningful word
from the 2nd, 5th, 6th, and 7th letters of the
Statements:
word 'SHOWERING' using each letter only once,
Only a few A are B
the last letter of the word is your answer. If no
A few B are C
such word can be formed, your answer is 'W',
No B is D
and if more than one such word can be formed,
Conclusions:
your answer is ‘X’.
I. Some C are D is a possibility
(A) R (B) I
II. All A can be D
(C) X (D) W
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(B) Only conclusion II follows (E) J

(C) Either conclusion I or conclusion II follows
Q73 Which among the following is odd?
(D) Both conclusion I and conclusion II follows
(A) B (B) G
(E) Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II follows
(C) F (D) A
Directions (70-74) Read the following passage (E) E
Q74 How many people live above A but below
Study the following information carefully and
E?
answer the questions given below.
(A) 4 (B) 3
(C) 2 (D) 1
Ten persons – A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, and J live in
(E) 5
a ten-storey building, but not necessarily in the
same order. The lowermost floor is numbered as Directions (75-77) Read the following passage
1, the floor just above is numbered as 2, and so and answer the given questions.
on. Study the following information carefully and
Four persons live between A and E. B lives two answer the questions given below.
floors above E. Number of floors above C is
same as the number of floors below J. As many In a family of three generations, there are eight
floors between H and F as between D and F. individuals. Among them, there are three
There are three floors between J and F. A lives females and three married couples. There is no
on an odd-numbered floor but not on the single parent in the family. A has only two
lowermost floor. Number of persons living children- I and C. I is unmarried and the uncle of
between D and G is the same as the number of G. B is the only granddaughter of A and is
persons living between G and I. C lives married to D. E is the only son-in-law of F.
immediately below B. Gender of G and F is the same.
Q70 Which of the following statements is/are Q75 How I is related to E?

true with respect to the final (A) Son
arrangement? (B) Son-in-law
(A) E lives on the fourth floor (C) Brother
(B) G lives three floors above H. (D) Brother-in-law
(C) F lives below D. (E) Can’t be determined
(D) All are true.
(E) None of these. Q76 Who among the following is Grandfather
of G?
Q71 How many people live between B and F? (A) F
(A) Two (B) Three (B) A
(C) Four (D) One (C) E
(E) None (D) None of these
(E) Can’t be determined
Q72 Who among the following lives on the
ninth floor? Q77 How C is related to E?
(A) E (B) G (A) Aunt
(C) B (D) C (B) Sister

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(C) Daughter-in-law second to the left of C. There are two people

(D) Wife sitting between B and G, who does not sit at
(E) Can’t be determined the end of the row. F sits three places away
from A. H sits second to the right of F. D faces
the opposite direction to F. The person who sits
at the end of the row faces opposite directions.
Read the given information carefully and
The immediate neighbor of B faces the
answer the following questions.
opposite direction to B. G faces north.
Six people - J, K, L, M, N, and O have different Q81 Who among the following is third to the
weights. The weight of O is more than that of N left of G?
but less than that of the person who has the (A) None of these
third highest weight. L has less weight than O. L (B) F
and K do not have the least weight. K has more (C) A
weight than M but not the highest weight. (D) H
(E) D
Q78 Who among the following has the highest
weight? Q82 How many people sit to the left of H?
(A) K (B) J (A) 4 (B) 5
(C) L (D) N (C) 3 (D) 2
(E) O (E) 1
Q79 Who among the following has the second Q83 Which among the following is odd?
least weight person? (A) C (B) F
(A) J (B) N (C) A (D) G
(C) L (D) M (E) H
(E) O
Q84 Who among the following is the
Q80 How many people have less weight than immediate right of F?
M? (A) H (B) B
(A) 2 (B) 3 (C) E (D) D
(C) 4 (D) 1 (E) G
(E) 0
Q85 How many people sit between C and G?
Directions (81-85) Read the following passage (A) 0 (B) 1
and answer the given questions. (C) 2 (D) 3
Study the following information carefully and (E) 4
answer the questions accordingly.
Eight people A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting
Study the following information carefully and
in a linear row, four of them are facing north and
answer the questions given below.
four of them are facing south. E sits left of G.
Only two persons sitting right of E. There are
Six businessmen, A, B, C, D, E and F, attend
three people sitting between E and C. B sits
meetings in six different countries: Netherlands,

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France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland, (C) A (D) B

during the months of January, February and (E) F
March in the year 2021, on either the 19th or
Q90 Who among the following attends the
23rd, but not necessarily in the same order.
meeting immediately before the one who
C attends a meeting on the 19th of the month
attends the meeting in Switzerland?
which has an odd number of days. The number
(A) C (B) B
of businessmen attending meetings before C is
(C) D (D) F
two less than the number of businessmen
(E) E
attending meetings after the one who attends
in France. Only one businessman attends the Directions (91-95) Read the following passage
meeting between the one who attends in and answer the given questions.
France and the one who attends in Spain. Two Study the following data carefully and answer
businessmen attend the meeting between the the questions accordingly.
one who attends in Spain and A. Meeting
attending date of A and the one who attends in In a certain code language,
Germany is the same. A and C doesn’t attend in 'lost great natural culture' is coded as "zr fz zp
Germany. D attends in Italy. The number of vu"
businessmen attending meetings before D is 'culture legal land group' is coded as "hj lw vu li"
the same as the number of businessmen 'matter group people great' is coded as "lm zp
attending meetings after F. A doesn’t attend in lw vk"
the Netherlands. B attends in the month having 'people land culture change' is coded as "vu vk
an even number of days. tv hj"
Q86 Which of the following option is true? Q91 What is the code for 'legal' in the given
(A) E– March - Netherlands language?
(B) B – 19 - France (A) lm
(C) D – 23 - Italy (B) vu
(D) C – January - Switzerland (C) vk
(E) All are true (D) li
meeting in Spain? Q92 What is the code for "change matter"?
(A) E (B) A (A) tv lm
(C) D (D) C (B) tv zp
(E) F (C) lm vk
(D) lm hj
Q88 Which among the following is odd?
(A) Netherlands (B) France
(C) Italy (D) Germany Q93 What can be the code for 'lost natural
(E) Spain climate'?
(A) zr tv fz
(B) zr zp lw
meeting on 23 February?
(C) db li hj
(A) C (B) D

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(D) fz db zr like Orange. Beenu likes Papaya and sits

(E) None of the above immediately to the left of the one who likes
Apple. The one who likes Kiwi sits three places
Q94 What is the code for 'great'?
away from Deepak.
(A) fz
(B) None of the above Q96 Who among the following sits opposite to
(C) hj the one who likes Orange?
(D) vk (A) Beenu (B) Erica
(E) vu (C) Farhan (D) Aarav
(E) Deepak
Q95 What is the code for "people"?
(A) hj Q97 Who among the following likes Kiwi?
(B) li (A) Aarav (B) Erica
(C) vk (C) Farhan (D) Chirag
(D) vu (E) Deepak
Q98 Who among the following sits
Directions (96-100) Read the following immediately to the right of Erica?
passage and answer the given questions. (A) Beenu (B) Farhan
Study the given information carefully and (C) Chirag (D) Aarav
answer the following questions. (E) Deepak
Q99 Which among the following is correct?

Six people Aarav, Beenu, Chirag, Deepak, Erica,
(A) Beenu-Apple
and Farhan are sitting around a circular table
(B) Erica-Kiwi
but not necessarily in the same order, and all of
(C) Farhan-Papaya
them are facing inside the circular table. They
(D) Aarav-Kiwi
all like different types of fruits viz. Apple, Mango,
(E) Deepak-Orange
Banana, Kiwi, Papaya, and Orange but not
necessarily in the same order. Farhan sits Q100 How many people sit between Chirag
second to the right of the one who likes Banana and Farhan?
who sits two places away from Erica. Chirag sits (A) Three (B) Two
second to the right of Aarav who doesn’t sit (C) One (D) Four
immediately to the right of Erica. Erica doesn’t (E) None

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Answer Key
Q1 (C) Q30 (D)
Q2 (B) Q31 (E)
Q3 (C) Q32 (C)
Q4 (A) Q33 (A)
Q5 (D) Q34 (A)
Q6 (A) Q35 (E)
Q7 (C) Q36 (A)
Q8 (E) Q37 (A)
Q9 (A) Q38 (E)
Q10 (C) Q39 (C)
Q11 (C) Q40 (D)
Q12 (A) Q41 (D)
Q13 (C) Q42 (B)
Q14 (E) Q43 (B)
Q15 (E) Q44 (D)
Q16 (B) Q45 (A)
Q17 (D) Q46 (A)
Q18 (D) Q47 (B)
Q19 (B) Q48 (D)
Q20 (E) Q49 (A)
Q21 (A) Q50 (E)
Q22 (E) Q51 (E)
Q23 (D) Q52 (A)
Q24 (E) Q53 (E)
Q25 (D) Q54 (A)
Q26 (C) Q55 (A)
Q27 (D) Q56 (E)
Q28 (C) Q57 (C)
Q29 (C) Q58 (A)

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Q59 (C) Q80 (B)
Q60 (A) Q81 (A)
Q61 (C) Q82 (B)
Q62 (D) Q83 (D)
Q63 (A) Q84 (B)
Q64 (B) Q85 (E)
Q65 (B) Q86 (C)
Q66 (D) Q87 (A)
Q67 (C) Q88 (B)
Q68 (A) Q89 (D)
Q69 (A) Q90 (C)
Q70 (C) Q91 (D)
Q71 (B) Q92 (A)
Q72 (D) Q93 (D)
Q73 (D) Q94 (B)
Q74 (A) Q95 (C)
Q75 (D) Q96 (C)
Q76 (A) Q97 (A)
Q77 (D) Q98 (C)
Q78 (B) Q99 (D)
Q79 (C) Q100 (B)

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Hints & Solutions

Q1. Text Solution: The author adopts a critical and cautionary
The passage primarily discusses the impact of tone throughout the passage, highlighting
a shift towards self-employment and concerns regarding the quality of employment,
agriculture on job quality, which poses the dependency on agriculture for jobs, and
challenges to sustained economic growth. This the challenges posed to sustained economic
theme aligns closely with the concept of job growth.
quality and economic sustainability. Incorrect Options:
Incorrect Options: (a) Optimistic and encouraging: The author
(a) Challenges in Rural FMCG Growth: While doesn’t exhibit an optimistic or encouraging
rural FMCG growth is mentioned, it's not the tone, focusing more on challenges and caution.
central theme but an indicator of rural (b) Neutral and factual: While the passage
consumption. provides factual information, the tone is more
(b) Government Subsidies and Economic critical and cautionary than purely neutral.
Recovery: While government subsidies are (d) Pessimistic and alarming: While the tone is
discussed, the focus is more on their impact on cautionary, it doesn't convey a sense of
rural consumption and job quality rather than pessimism or alarmism.
being the overarching theme. Q4. Text Solution:
(d) Impact of Pandemic on Private Statement I accurately reflects the passage,
Consumption: While the pandemic's impact is which mentions the 4% increase in rural FMCG
referenced, the main focus is on the volume growth in the April-June quarter.
implications for job quality and economic Statement II accurately reflects the information
sustainability rather than private consumption given in the passage about the increase in the
in general. employment share in agriculture by 3.3
Q2. Text Solution: percentage points between 2018-19 and 2022-
The author's tone in discussing the rural 23.
economy appears solemn and contemplative, Statement III incorrectly suggests an increase
reflecting a serious and thoughtful demeanor in the unemployment rate, while the passage
towards the challenges faced in this sector. indicates a decline in the unemployment rate
Incorrect Options: between the mentioned years.
(a) Jovial and light-hearted: The tone isn’t Q5. Text Solution:
light-hearted; instead, it's serious and focused The passage emphasizes the necessity for
on the challenges. growth in quality jobs in manufacturing and
(c) Impassive and indifferent: The tone isn’t services for sustained and boosted GDP growth
impassive or indifferent; it reflects engagement by increasing purchasing power and improving
and concern. the quality of employment.
(d) Cynical and mocking: There's no trace of Incorrect Options:
cynicism or mockery; instead, the tone is (a) Dependency on agriculture for employment:
earnest and cautious. The passage suggests a concern regarding this
Q3. Text Solution: dependency, making it an incorrect choice.

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(b) Expansion of self-employment (a) A recovery in rural consumption has been -

opportunities: While this might be a factor, the This part of the sentence is grammatically
passage highlights a decrease in the quality of correct and structurally sound.
jobs due to self-employment. (b) helped by a combination of subsidies
(c) Increase in disposable income: This could be extended - This part of the sentence is also
a result of improved quality jobs but is not the grammatically correct and coherent.
primary focus of the passage in relation to (c) by GOI and many states that has partially -
sustained GDP growth. As previously identified, this part contains the
Q6. Text Solution: error. It should be "that have" instead of "that
In the context of the passage: has" to maintain subject-verb agreement.
"quickening the pace" accurately denotes the (d) insulated consumers from energy and food
need to accelerate or increase the speed, shocks. - This part of the sentence is
specifically regarding economic growth. grammatically correct and makes sense in the
"guarded optimism" precisely indicates a context of the sentence.
cautious or restrained level of optimism, Q8. Text Solution:

considering potential risks. (a) the government to reduce inflation rates.
"knock-on effect" effectively communicates the Explanation: This option doesn't directly
indirect consequences or impacts of actions or correlate with the statement's context. The
events. sentence preceding the blank focuses on the
Incorrect Options: necessity of improving purchasing power
(b) Statements I and II accurately convey the through better quality jobs, not on the
meanings of the respective idioms/phrases: The government's role in reducing inflation rates.
accuracy of "knock-on effect" isn't confirmed. (b) individuals to save more for future
(c) Statements II and III accurately convey the investments.
meanings of the respective idioms/phrases: The Explanation: This option deviates from the
accuracy of "quickening the pace" isn't sentence's context, which emphasizes the
confirmed. importance of enhanced purchasing power
(d) Statement I is accurate, while Statements II through better quality jobs. It doesn't directly
and III inaccurately convey the meanings of the relate to individuals' savings for future
respective idioms/phrases: All three statements investments.
accurately convey the meanings of their (c) rural markets to sustain steady growth.
respective idioms/phrases in the context of the Explanation: While important for the overall
passage. economic scenario, the sentence specifically
Q7. Text Solution: discusses the improvement in purchasing power
The error in sentence (A) is in part (c): by GOI through better quality jobs. It doesn't directly
and many states that has partially refer to rural markets sustaining steady growth.
The correct form should be "that have" instead (d) urban areas to expand consumer markets.
of "that has" to agree with the plural subject Explanation: The sentence focuses on the
"subsidies." necessity of enhancing purchasing power
So, the corrected sentence would be: through better quality jobs rather than
(c) by GOI and many states that have partially specifically addressing urban areas' expansion

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of consumer markets. The context doesn't align discusses the analysts' work in addressing
with this option. challenges arising from misconceptions about
Therefore, the suitable option for the given blockchain. Hence the correct option choice is
blank that aligns with the context of the (a).
sentence is (e) the economy to grow faster over Q13. Text Solution:
a medium term, as it directly relates to the "Advocates" is the most fitting word for the
sentence's emphasis on enhancing purchasing blank (E). It signifies the analysts pushing for a
power through better quality jobs for economic paradigm shift towards a future where
growth. blockchain's potential aligns with equitable
Q9. Text Solution: access and shared values. Their role in
"Collaborative" best fits the blank (A) as it advocating for this unified push aligns with the
reflects joint efforts and teamwork, aligning with context provided. Hence the correct option
the analysts' collective approach in exploring choice is (c).
blockchain perceptions. It signifies their Q14. Text Solution:
collaborative work in understanding diverse The arrangement DBCAE creates a logical flow
experiences and constraints across in the following manner:
demographics. Hence the correct option choice
is (a). D. It introduces India's achievement in digital
Q10. Text Solution: public infrastructure, setting the context for the
"Inclusion" is the most fitting word for the blank nation's advancements in technology and
(B). It aligns with the context of emphasizing the protocols.
pivotal role of inclusive participation in driving
blockchain's development towards widespread B. This statement elaborates on the potential
adoption, reflecting the importance of involving growth prospects by highlighting the fusion of
diverse perspectives and contributions in the physical and digital infrastructure, projecting a
advancement of this technology. higher growth rate for India compared to the
Hence the correct option choice is (c). global economy.
Q11. Text Solution:

The best word to replace the blank (C) is C. It presents the necessity to shift towards self-
"Opportunities." It aligns with the context of reliance and sustainable growth, emphasizing
acknowledging the potential positive impacts the need for indigenization to avoid
and possibilities that blockchain technology dependence on other countries.
offers for societal contributions. The analysts'

assertion recognizes the opportunities it A. This step proposes a solution by advocating
presents for collective participation in driving its for the promotion of domestically
development and advancement. Hence the manufactured products (Made in India) as a
correct option choice is (c). means to achieve the desired indigenization.
E. The final statement emphasizes the

Q12. Text Solution:
significance of localizing production, minimizing
"Confrontations" might not be the most suitable
reliance on foreign components, thereby
replacement for the blank (D). The sentence
concluding the argument for self-sufficiency in

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manufacturing. D. It introduces India's achievement in digital

The correct sequence of the jumbled public infrastructure, setting the context for the
paragraph is DBCAE. nation's advancements in technology and
protocols.
Hence the correct option choice is (e).
Q15. Text Solution: B. This statement elaborates on the potential
The arrangement DBCAE creates a logical flow growth prospects by highlighting the fusion of
in the following manner: physical and digital infrastructure, projecting a

higher growth rate for India compared to the
D. It introduces India's achievement in digital global economy.
public infrastructure, setting the context for the

nation's advancements in technology and C. It presents the necessity to shift towards self-
protocols. reliance and sustainable growth, emphasizing

the need for indigenization to avoid
B. This statement elaborates on the potential dependence on other countries.
growth prospects by highlighting the fusion of

physical and digital infrastructure, projecting a A. This step proposes a solution by advocating
higher growth rate for India compared to the for the promotion of domestically
global economy. manufactured products (Made in India) as a

means to achieve the desired indigenization.
C. It presents the necessity to shift towards self-

reliance and sustainable growth, emphasizing E. The final statement emphasizes the
the need for indigenization to avoid significance of localizing production, minimizing
dependence on other countries. reliance on foreign components, thereby

A. This step proposes a solution by advocating manufacturing.
for the promotion of domestically The correct sequence of the jumbled
manufactured products (Made in India) as a paragraph is DBCAE.
means to achieve the desired indigenization. Hence the correct option choice is (b).
Q17. Text Solution:

E. The final statement emphasizes the The arrangement DBCAE creates a logical flow
significance of localizing production, minimizing in the following manner:
reliance on foreign components, thereby
concluding the argument for self-sufficiency in D. It introduces India's achievement in digital
manufacturing. public infrastructure, setting the context for the
The correct sequence of the jumbled nation's advancements in technology and
paragraph is DBCAE. protocols.
Hence the correct option choice is (e).
Q16. Text Solution: B. This statement elaborates on the potential
The arrangement DBCAE creates a logical flow growth prospects by highlighting the fusion of
in the following manner: physical and digital infrastructure, projecting a

higher growth rate for India compared to the

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global economy. manufactured products (Made in India) as a

means to achieve the desired indigenization.
C. It presents the necessity to shift towards self-
reliance and sustainable growth, emphasizing E. The final statement emphasizes the
the need for indigenization to avoid significance of localizing production, minimizing
dependence on other countries. reliance on foreign components, thereby
A. This step proposes a solution by advocating manufacturing.
for the promotion of domestically The correct sequence of the jumbled
manufactured products (Made in India) as a paragraph is DBCAE.
means to achieve the desired indigenization. Hence the correct option choice is (d).
PENULTIMATE statement is ‘Second last
E. The final statement emphasizes the statement’ and ANTEPENULTIMATE statement is
significance of localizing production, minimizing ‘third last statement’.
reliance on foreign components, thereby Q19 Text Solution:
concluding the argument for self-sufficiency in The correct statements are:
manufacturing.
The correct sequence of the jumbled A-E: With flu season approaching, health
paragraph is DBCAE. authorities emphasize the necessity of
Hence the correct option choice is (d). vaccination to curb a potential dual threat of
Q18. Text Solution: COVID-19 and influenza, urging people of all
The arrangement DBCAE creates a logical flow ages to prioritize immunization.
in the following manner:
C-F: As concerns mount over a severe flu
D. It introduces India's achievement in digital season, health officials underscore the
public infrastructure, setting the context for the importance of preventive measures, urging
nation's advancements in technology and widespread flu vaccination to reduce the risk of
protocols. a concurrent outbreak alongside COVID-19.
B. This statement elaborates on the potential Statement (A) and (E) form a single sentence as
growth prospects by highlighting the fusion of both the statements state a particular context.
physical and digital infrastructure, projecting a However, statement (C) and (F) also form a
higher growth rate for India compared to the single sentence as both the statements state a
global economy. particular context. Whereas, statement (B) and
(D) do not form a single sentence as both the
C. It presents the necessity to shift towards self- statements are contextually different. Hence,
reliance and sustainable growth, emphasizing the correct option choice is (b).
the need for indigenization to avoid
dependence on other countries. Q20 Text Solution:
The correct statements are:
A. This step proposes a solution by advocating
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C-E: Anticipating a challenging flu season, Hence, swapping the words in their correct
health authorities stress the significance of positions will frame a grammatically correct
vaccination in averting a possible collision of and contextually meaningful sentence. The
COVID-19 and influenza, urging everyone to word (2) will be swapped with word (4) to make
prioritize immunization to safeguard public the sentence meaningfully correct. Hence, the
health." correct option choice is (e).
A-F: Tech industry leaders convene for a summit The correct sentence:
to discuss the ethical implications of AI Revolutionary educational reforms were praised
integration in everyday life, emphasizing the by educators as a cornerstone of modern
need for responsible innovation. learning, acknowledging their role in fostering
creativity and critical thinking.
Statements (C) and (E) form a single sentence
as both statements state a particular context. Q23 Text Solution:
Similarly, statements (A) and (F) also form a "Abate" means to become less intense or
single sentence as both statements state a widespread, which fits well in both sentences I
particular context. Whereas, statements (B) and and II where the storm and fever, respectively,
(D) do not form a single sentence as both diminish in intensity or strength.
statements are contextually different. Hence,
the correct option choice is (e). "Intensify" means to increase in degree or
strength, which suits sentence III where the
Q21 Text Solution: marketing campaign aims to boost brand
The context of the sentence states that critics awareness and attract more customers by
hailed the creative art installation as a cultural making efforts more forceful and effective.
phenomenon, praising its revolutionary impact
on public perception and artistic expression. The word ‘Abate’ is correctly used in Statement I
The word (1) will be swapped with word (4) and and II whereas ‘Intensify’ will be the correct
word (2) will be swapped with word (3) to make word to be used only in Statement III. Hence the
the sentence meaningfully correct. Hence, the correct option is (d).
correct option choice is (a).
Q24 Text Solution:

The correct sentence: "Stipulate" refers to specifying a requirement or
The innovative art installation was celebrated condition. It fits well in sentences I and III, where
by critics as a cultural phenomenon, guidelines, requirements, or conditions are
applauding its transformative impact on public clearly defined in a contract or by a professor
perception and artistic expression. for a research paper.
Q22 Text Solution:
The context of the sentence states that "Stimulate" means to encourage or incite
educators praised revolutionary educational growth or activity. In sentence II, the initiative is
innovations as a cornerstone of modern designed to encourage economic growth by
learning, recognising their significance in providing incentives, making it an appropriate
encouraging creativity and critical thinking. fit for the context.

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Therefore, the error is in part B of the sentence.

The word ‘Stipulate’ is correctly used in ‘Lay’ (Verb Ist form) will be replaced by ‘Laid’
Statement I and III whereas ‘Stimulate’ will be (Verb IInd form).
the correct word to be used only in Statement II. Hence the correct option choice is (d).
Hence the correct option is (e). The correct sentence is:
Q25 Text Solution: In the early 2000s, the widespread adoption of
"Overshoots" typically refers to going beyond a smartphones laid the foundation for a
target or limit, which fits in sentences I and III. In communication revolution that would reshape
the stock market, prices can exceed their the way people interact and access
actual value, causing volatility. Similarly, in information.
economics, inflation can surpass the projected Q28 Text Solution:

target, leading to concerns for policymakers. According to the rule of grammar:
When there is a comparison between two
"Trail" in sentence II refers to a path or route that people or things then we use ‘than’.
winds through an area. In this context, it Therefore, in the sentence, ‘More likely to’ will be
describes the hiking path that meanders replaced by ‘More likely than’.
through the lush forests and offers scenic views, Hence the correct option choice is (c).
making it an appropriate fit for the sentence. The correct sentence is:
Experts suggest that individuals with a
Hence the correct option is (d). balanced diet and regular exercise routine are
Q26 Text Solution: more likely than those with sedentary lifestyles
The error is in part B of the sentence. to maintain good cardiovascular health.
According to the rule of grammar:

Before vs. Ago Q29 Text Solution:
‘Before’ is used in the case of 2 events. According to the rule of grammar:
‘Ago’ is used in the case of one event. We always use ‘to’ with ‘prefer’ or ‘preferred’.
Therefore, ‘over’ will be replaced by ‘to’ in the
Therefore, in the sentence ‘Before’ will be sentence.
replaced by ‘Ago’. Hence the correct option choice is (c).
Hence the correct option choice is (c). The correct sentence is:
The correct sentence is: According to the recent survey results, a
The groundbreaking research paper on climate significant majority of employees have
change was published just a few years ago, consistently preferred to work remotely rather
highlighting the urgency of addressing than enduring the daily commute to the office.
environmental issues before irreversible Q30 Text Solution:
damage occurs. According to the rule of grammar:
Concept- Simple Present Tense
Q27 Text Solution: In the sentence, ‘remain’ plural verb will be
According to the rule of grammar: replaced by ‘remains’ singular verb.
When a sentence is in ‘Past Point of Time’ then Hence the correct option choice is (d).
we use ‘Simple Past Tense-V2 Form’. The correct sentence is:

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Evidently, the representation of females in Hence , comparing the value of x and y ,we
leadership roles across industries has been on a find x < y
positive trajectory, and this progress is Q34 Text Solution:
expected to remains a focal point for ongoing 2
-12x+35=0
x
diversity initiatives. 2
-7x- 5x+35=0
x
Q31 Text Solution: x ( x- 7 ) - 5 ( x - 7 ) = 0

x
2
− 24x + 95 = 0 ( x- 5 ) ( x- 7 ) = 0
x
2
− 19x − 5x + 95 = 0 x=5,7
x(x − 19) − 5(x − 19) = 0
x = 5, 19 y
2
-20y+99=0
y
2
− 31y + 84 = 0 y
2
-11y-9y+99=0
y
2
− 28y − 3y + 84 = 0 y ( y - 11 ) - 9 ( y - 11 ) = 0
y(y − 28) − 3(y − 28) = 0
( y - 11 ) ( y - 9 ) = 0
y = 11 , 9
(y − 3)(y − 28) = 0
So ,comparing the value of x and y , we find x <
y = 3, 28
y
So, comparing the value of x and y , No relation
between x and y. Q35 Text Solution:
x
2
-10x-39=0
Q32 Text Solution:
2 x
2
-13x+ 3x-39=0
x − 10x + 24 = 0
2 x ( x - 13 ) + 3 ( x - 13 ) = 0
x − 6x − 4x + 24 = 0
( x- 13 ) ( x + 3 ) = 0
x(x − 6) − 4(x − 6) = 0
x = 13 , -3
(x − 6)(x − 4) = 0
x = 6, 4
y
2
-18y+65=0
2
y + 14y − 72 = 0
y
2
-13y- 5y+65=0,
2
y + 18y − 4y − 72 = 0
y ( y - 13 ) - 5 ( y - 13 ) = 0
y(y + 18) − 4(y + 18) = 0
( y - 13 ) ( y - 5 ) = 0
y = 4, −18 y = 13 , 5
So, comparing the values of x and y we find So , comparing the value of x and y , we find
x ≥ y
No relations between x and y
Q33 Text Solution: Q36 Text Solution:
x
2
+4x-96=0
x
2
+12x -8x-96=0 15 , 34 , 57 , 86 , ? , 170
x ( x + 12 ) - 8 ( x + 8 ) = 0
( x- 8) ( x + 12 ) = 0 15 34 57 86 123
x = 8 , -12 170
+19 +23 +29 +37 +47
y
2
-19y+90=0 +4 +6 +8 +10
y
2
-10y-9y+90=0
Q37 Text Solution:
y ( y - 10 ) - 9( y - 10 ) = 0
25 100 256 476 745
( y - 9 ) ( y- 10 ) = 0
1050
y = 9 , 10

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+75 +156 +220 +269 2x+8000=3x+6000

+305 x=2000
+81 +64 +49 +36 Q44 Text Solution:
Q38 Text Solution: Let L = 12x and B = 8x
60, ?, 63.6, 70.8, 99.6, 243.6 Area = 96x2
60 + 1.2 × 1 = 61.2 25% increased L = 15x
61.2 + 1.2 × 2 = 63.6 Breadth same = 8x
63.6 + 2.4 × 3 = 70.8 Area = 120x2
70.8 + 7.2 × 4 = 99.6 120 x
2
− 96 x
2
= 24
99.6 + 28.8 × 5 = 243.6 x=1
Q39 Text Solution: L = 12, B = 8
68 ? 407 470 496 503 Area = 96m2
503 - 496 = 7 = ( 23 - 1 ) Q45 Text Solution:

496 - 470 = 27 = ( 3 - 1 ) 3
A + B = CP = Rs. 2700
470 - 407 = 63 = ( 4 - 1) 3
A is sold 10% profit and B is sold 20% profit
407 - 283 = 124 = ( 5 - 1 ) 3
A + B = SP = 3120
283 - 68 = 215 = ( 6 - 1) 3
Q40 Text Solution: Net = 420
300×0.5-1=149 ATQ,
420 140
× 100 =
149×1-1=148 2700 9
148×1.5-1=221
221×2-1 = 441 From the allegation,
441×2.5 - 1 =1101.5
A B
Q41 Text Solution:
10 20
54, 67, 50, 63, 46, ? 140
54 + 13 = 67 9
67 - 17 = 50
A B
50 + 13 = 63
90 180
63 - 17 = 46
140
46 + 13 = 59
40 50
Q42 Text Solution:
Sol.(b) ATQ,
P + Q + R = 16 11 days
4
CP of B = 1500
P + Q = 20 days Profit = 40%
Efficiency of R = 2 SP =
140
× 1500 = 2100
100
R alone completes 60% of the total work.

Q46. Text Solution:
= 54 days
180 60
×
2 100
STATES Total males Total females
Q43 Text Solution: (5/8) × 24% of (3/8) × 24% of
Answer: B A
15000 = 2250 15000 = 1350
x+2000 5500
=
2x+8000 16500

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(3/5) × 18% of (2/5) × 18% of Total 9018 5982

B
15000 = 1620 15000 = 1080
(13/25) × 16% of (12/25) × 16% of The number of male visited in state E=1800=2 x
C
15000 = 1248 15000 = 1152 number of female visited in state D
(7/10) × 20% of (3/10) × 20% of
D
15000 = 2100 15000 = 900 Q49. Text Solution:
(6/11) × 22% of (5/11) × 22% of
E
15000 = 1800 15000 = 1500
Total 9018 5982 STATES Total males Total females
(5/8) × 24% of (3/8) × 24% of
A
15000 = 2250 15000 = 1350
Total no. of female visited in the state = 5982 (3/5) × 18% of (2/5) × 18% of
B
Q47. Text Solution: 15000 = 1620 15000 = 1080
STATES Total males Total females (13/25) × 16% of (12/25) × 16% of
C
(5/8) × 24% of (3/8) × 24% of 15000 = 1248 15000 = 1152
A
15000 = 2250 15000 = 1350 (7/10) × 20% of (3/10) × 20% of
D
(3/5) × 18% of (2/5) × 18% of 15000 = 2100 15000 = 900
B
15000 = 1620 15000 = 1080 (6/11) × 22% of (5/11) × 22% of
E
(13/25) × 16% of (12/25) × 16% of 15000 = 1800 15000 = 1500
C
15000 = 1248 15000 = 1152 Total 9018 5982
(7/10) × 20% of (3/10) × 20% of
D
15000 = 2100 15000 = 900 The number of total male and female visited in
(6/11) × 22% of (5/11) × 22% of company D = 3300
E the number of female visited in D = 900
15000 = 1800 15000 = 1500
Total 9018 5982
The required % =
(3300−900)
The required ratio = 9018 : 5982 = 1503 : 997 900

x 100 =
2400
900
× 100 = 2400÷9 =
266 3 %
2
Q48. Text Solution:

STATES Total males Total females Q50. Text Solution:
STATES Total males Total females
(5/8) × 24% of (3/8) × 24% of
A (5/8) × 24% of (3/8) × 24% of
15000 = 2250 15000 = 1350 A
15000 = 2250 15000 = 1350
(3/5) × 18% of (2/5) × 18% of
B (3/5) × 18% of (2/5) × 18% of
15000 = 1620 15000 = 1080 B
15000 = 1620 15000 = 1080
(13/25) × 16% of (12/25) × 16% of
C (13/25) × 16% of (12/25) × 16% of
15000 = 1248 15000 = 1152 C
15000 = 1248 15000 = 1152
(7/10) × 20% of (3/10) × 20% of
D (7/10) × 20% of (3/10) × 20% of
15000 = 2100 15000 = 900 D
15000 = 2100 15000 = 900
(6/11) × 22% of (5/11) × 22% of
E (6/11) × 22% of (5/11) × 22% of
15000 = 1800 15000 = 1500 E
15000 = 1800 15000 = 1500

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Total 9018 5982 a=18

Time taken by boat to travel 720 km = a+2 = 36
720
The number of male teachers in A,B and D =
(2250 + 1620 + 2100) = 5970 hours
The number of female teachers in C,D and E = Q55. Text Solution:
(1152 + 900 + 1500) = 3552 From the table given in the question we can
The required difference = (5970 – 3552) = 2418 find the following data:
Q51 Text Solution: Average
Percentage
Sol. number Number
Total of article A Article Article
Let x = 100 P, of of
articles sold out of A B
10% for 2 years articles articles
total I.e. A
SI = 20P A, B, C sold
B&C
(x+400) = 100P + 400, and C
14%, 2 years April 100 300 20% 60 160 80
SI = 28P + 112 May 120 360 25% 90 70 200
(20P + 28P + 112) = 640
June 72 216 50% 108 65 43
P = 11
Now, number of articles sold in July = 130% of
x = 100 P = 1100
300 = 390
Q52 Text Solution: Number of articles sold in August = 150% of 360
Given, Initial amount of wine in the container = = 540
100 L Required ratio = 390:540 = 13:18
Amount of wine, taken out and replace by
Q56. Text Solution:
water = 10L
From the table given in the question we can
Ratio of leftover wine to initial quantity of wine ,
100−10
find the following data:
=
9
100 10
Average
And, this process was repeated further 3 times Percentage
number Number
So, amount left after 4 process = 100× 10 × 10
9 9
of of
×
9
×
9
= 65.61L articles sold out of A B
10 10 articles articles
total I.e. A
Q53 Text Solution: A, B, C sold
B&C
Sum1 = 71 x 11 = 781 and C
Sum2 = 67 x 5 = 335 April 100 300 20% 60 160 80
Last 6 sum = 446 May 120 360 25% 90 70 200
6th + 7th = 9a + 7a + (91.5 x 4) = 446
June 72 216 50% 108 65 43
a=5
The number of articles sold by Zesto is as
6th = 9a = 45
follows:
Q54 Text Solution: April = 120% of 300 = 360
ds − us = 4 km/h May = 130% of 360 = 468
d s −u s
Current speed = 2
= 2 km/h June = 150% of 216 = 324
Let speed of boat=a km/h Total = 360 + 468 + 324 = 1152
ds = a+2
Q57. Text Solution:
us = a-2
= 40
400 320
+
a+2 a−2

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From the table given in the question we can of total I.e. A articles
find the following data: articles B&C C sold
Average A, B,
Percentage
number Number and C
of of April 100 300 20% 60 160 80
articles articles May 120 360 25% 90 70 200
total I.e. A
A, B, C sold June 72 216 50% 108 65 43
B&C
and C
The number of article B sold in the month of
April 100 300 20% 60 160 80 May is = 200
May 120 360 25% 90 70 200 At 50% profit Article B was sold
June 72 216 50% 108 65 43 Selling price of article B = 75 Rs.
Articles A and C sold in the month of April = 60 + Cost price of Article B
160 = 220 ⇒ 150% of x = 75
Articles A and C sold in month of May = 90 + 70 ⇒ x = 50
= 160 ∴ Cost price = Rs. 50
Required ratio = 220:160 = 11:8 Total profit gained = (75 – 50) × 200
⇒ 25 × 200
Q58. Text Solution:
⇒ 5000 Rs.
find the following data: Q60. Text Solution:
Average Year Company A Company B
Percentage
number Number 2015 150 100
of of 2016 140 280
articles articles 2017 180 220
total I.e. A
A, B, C sold
B&C Number of projects in Company B in year 2017 =
and C
220
April 100 300 20% 60 160 80 Number of projects in Company A in year 2017 =
May 120 360 25% 90 70 200 180
June 72 216 50% 108 65 43 Required percentage =
(220 − 180)
× 100 = 22.22
180
The number of article B sold in month of May = %

200
Q61. Text Solution:
200 × 90 = 18000
Year Company A Company B
The number of article C sold in month of April =
2015 150 100
160
160 × 70 = 11200 2016 140 280
Total Amount = 18000 +11200 = 29200 2017 180 220
The ratio between number of projects in the
Q59. Text Solution:
company A in the year 2016 and 2017 = 140:180
= 7:9
find the following data:
Average Total Percentage Article Number ArticleQ62. Text Solution:
number articles of article A A of B Year Company A Company B
sold out of

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2015 150 100 the of the motorboat in still water = 3a km/hr =

2016 140 280 6 km/hr
2017 180 220 the speed of the motorboat in stream = a

km/hr = 2 km/hr
The number of projects in Company A and B in
Upstream speed = 6 – 2 = 4 km/hr
the year 2016 together = 140 + 280 = 420
Downstream speed = 6 + 2 = 8 km per hour
Total number of projects in the year 2018 in both
After Solving speed for x ,
the company = 150% of 420 = 630
12x = 560 – 80 = 480
Q63. Text Solution: x = 40
Year Company A Company B Quantity I: 40
2015 150 100 Quantity II :distance = 8 x
21
=42
4
2016 140 280 Quantity I < Quantity II

2017 180 220 Q66 Text Solution:
The average of total number of projects in year BF, NM, AD, AE, DF, DE
2015, 2016 and 2017 in company B,
(100+280+220)
=
600
= = 200
3 3
Q64 Text Solution:

Selling Price(SP) of article = 780
Then, Cost Price(CP) of article = 780× 6 = 650
5
And, Marked Price(MP) of article = 780

100
×
100−20
= 975
Then, 975 = (100 + X)% of 650 Q67 Text Solution:
X = 50 The 2nd, 5th, 6th, and 7th letters of the word
From quantity I: 'SHOWERING' are H, E, R, and I.
Quantity I = X = 50 So, meaningful words are = HIRE and HEIR
From quantity II: Hence, the correct answer is Option (c) i.e. X.
Profit earned = 780 - 650 = 130 Q68 Text Solution:
Then, 2/5th value of profit earned = 130× 5 = 52
2
Therefore, quantity II = 52
Hence, Quantity I < Quantity II
Q65 Text Solution:

Let the speed of the motorboat in still water =
3a km/hr Conclusion 1: It is follows because Some part of
then the speed of the motorboat in stream = a Copy touches Book and No Book is Bag is given
km/hr so those part of Copy touches Book is definitely
speed of boat upstream = 3a – a = 2a -ve to Bag.
speed of boat downstream = 4 a Conclusion 2: It does not follows because Some
According to the question, Pen are not Book is definitely follows.
4a -2a = 4
Q69 Text Solution:
2a = 4
a = 2 km/hr

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Case:2
Conclusion 1: It is follows there is a possibility

between C and D.
C lives immediately below B.

Case:1
Conclusion 2: It does not follows because Some

A are not D is definitely follows.
Q70. Text Solution:

“F lives below D” is true.
Four people live between A and E.
Case:1 Case:2
Case:2
A lives on an odd-numbered floor but not on
the lowermost floor.
Case:1
B lives two floors above E.

Case:1

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Case:1(a) Case:2
Case:2 There are three floors between J and F.

Case: 1(a) is eliminated.
Case:2
Number of floors above C is the same as the

number of floors below J.
Case:1 is eliminated. As many floors between H and F as between D
Case:1(a) and F.
Case:2

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Case:1
Case:2
Number of persons living between D and G is

the same as the number of persons living
between G and I.

Case:1
Q71. Text Solution:

Clearly, Three people live between B and F.
Case:1 Case:2
Case:2 A lives on an odd-numbered floor but not on

Case:1

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Case:1(a) Case:2

Case:2

Case:1(a) and F.
Case:2

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Case:1
Case:2

between G and I.

Case:1
Q72. Text Solution:

Clearly, C lives on the ninth floor
Case:1 Case:2

Case:1

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Case:1(a) Case:2

Case:2

Case:1(a) and F.
Case:2

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Case:1
Case:2

between G and I.

Case:1
Q73. Text Solution:

Except for A, all others live on the even
numbered floors
Four people live between A and E. Case:2
Case:1
A lives on an odd-numbered floor but not on

Case:2 the lowermost floor.
Case:1

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Case:1(a) Case:2

Case:2

Case:1(a) and F.
Case:2

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Case:1
Case:2

between G and I.

Case:1
Q74. Text Solution:

Clearly, 4 people live above A but below E.
Case:1 Case:2

Case:1

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Case:1(a) Case:2

Case:2

Case:1(a) and F.
Case:2

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Q77. Text Solution:

C is the wife of E.
Number of persons living between D and G is Q78. Text Solution:

1. The weight of O is more than that of N but
between G and I.
less than that of the person who has the
third highest weight.
Here, we have 3 possibilities i.e. Case 1, Case
2, and Case 3.
Case 1: _ > _ > _ > O > _ > N
Case 2: _ > _ > _ > O > N > _
Case 3: _ > _ > _ > _ > O > N
2. L has less weight than O.
Now, we can eliminate Case 3.
Case 1: _ > _ > _ > O > L > N
Case 2: _ > _ > _ > O > N > L
Q75. Text Solution:
3. L and K do not have the least weight.
I is brother-in-law of E.
4. K has more weight than M but not the
highest weight.
Case 1: J > K > M > O > L > N
This is our final order.
Clearly, J has the highest weight.
Hence, the correct answer is Option b i.e. J.
Q79. Text Solution:

Q76. Text Solution:
F is the grandfather of G.
less than that of the person who has the
2, and Case 3.
Case 1: _ > _ > _ > O > _ > N
Case 2: _ > _ > _ > O > N > _
Case 3: _ > _ > _ > _ > O > N

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2. L has less weight than O. There are three people sitting between E and C.
Case 1: _ > _ > _ > O > L > N
Case 2: _ > _ > _ > O > N > L
3. L and K do not have the least weight.
Now, we can eliminate Case 2. B sits second to the left of C.
highest weight.
Case 1: J > K > M > O > L > N
This is our final order.
Clearly, L has the second least weight There are two people sitting between B and G,
person. who does not sits at the end of the row.
Hence, the correct answer is Option c i.e. L.
Q80. Text Solution:

less than that of the person who has the E sits left of G.
2, and Case 3.
Case 1: _ > _ > _ > O > _ > N
Case 2: _ > _ > _ > O > N > _ F sits three places away from A.
Case 3: _ > _ > _ > _ > O > N H sits second to the right of F.
2. L has less weight than O.
Case 1: _ > _ > _ > O > L > N
Case 2: _ > _ > _ > O > N > L
3. L and K do not have the least weight. D faces the opposite direction to F.
highest weight.
Case 1: J > K > M > O > L > N
This is our final order. The persons whose sits end of the row faces
Clearly, 3 people have less weight than M. opposite directions.
Hence, the correct answer is Option b i.e. 3.
Q81. Text Solution:

Only two persons sitting right of E.

opposite direction to B.

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D faces the opposite direction to F.
G faces north.
Case: 2 is eliminated. The persons whose sits end of the row faces
opposite directions.
Q82. Text Solution:

There are three people sitting between E and C.
G faces north.
Case: 2 is eliminated.
B sits second to the left of C.
Q83. Text Solution:

There are two people sitting between B and G,

who does not sits at the end of the row.
E sits left of G.
B sits second to the left of C.
F sits three places away from A.

H sits second to the right of F.
who does not sits at the end of the row.

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E sits left of G. There are three people sitting between E and C.
F sits three places away from A. B sits second to the left of C.


D faces the opposite direction to F. who does not sits at the end of the row.
The persons whose sits end of the row faces E sits left of G.

The immediate neighbor of B faces the H sits second to the right of F.
G faces north.
The persons whose sits end of the row faces

Q84. Text Solution: opposite directions.

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G faces north.
The persons whose sits end of the row faces

Q85. Text Solution:

G faces north.
B sits second to the left of C. Case: 2 is eliminated.
Q86. Text Solution:

There are two people sitting between B and G, “D – 23 – Italy” is true.
who does not sits at the end of the row. C attends a meeting on the 19th of the month
which has an odd number of days.
Case:1
E sits left of G.
Case:2


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The number of businessmen attending Meeting attending date of A and the one who
meetings before C is two less than the number attends in Germany is the same.
of businessmen attending meetings after the A and C doesn’t attend in Germany.
one who attends in France. Case:1
Case:2 is eliminated.
Case:1
Case:1(a)
Only one businessman attends the meeting

between the one who attends in France and
the one who attends in Spain.
Case:1
D attends in Italy.
Case:1
Case:1(a)
Case:1(a)
Two businessmen attend the meeting between

the one who attends in Spain and A.
Case:1
The number of businessmen attending
meetings before D is the same as the number of
businessmen attending meetings after F.
Case:1(a)
Case:1(a)

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Case:1
A doesn’t attend in the Netherlands.

Case:1(a) Only one businessman attends the meeting
Case:1
B attends in the month having an even number

of days.
Case:1(a)
Q87. Text Solution:

Clearly, E attends the meeting in Spain. Two businessmen attend the meeting between
C attends a meeting on the 19th of the month the one who attends in Spain and A.
which has an odd number of days. Case:1
Case:1
Case:1(a)
Case:2
Meeting attending date of A and the one who

The number of businessmen attending attends in Germany is the same.
meetings before C is two less than the number A and C doesn’t attend in Germany.
of businessmen attending meetings after the Case:1
one who attends in France.

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Case:1(a) B attends in the month having an even number

of days.
D attends in Italy.
Case:1
Q88. Text Solution:
Except for the person who attends the meeting
in France, all others attend the meeting in the
month of odd days.
Case:1(a) Case:1
Case:2
Case:1(a)

meetings before C is two less than the number
of businessmen attending meetings after the
Case:1
Case:1(a)

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Case:1(a)
Case:1
D attends in Italy.
Case:1
Case:1(a)
Case:1(a)

Case:1

Case:1(a)
Case:1(a)

attends in Germany is the same. A doesn’t attend in the Netherlands.
A and C doesn’t attend in Germany. Case:1(a)
Case:1

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Case:1

of days.
Case:1(a)
Q89. Text Solution:

Clearly, B attends the meeting on 23 February.
Case:1
Case:1
Case:2
Case:1(a)

attends in Germany is the same.
A and C doesn’t attend in Germany.
Case:1
Case:1
Case:1(a)

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D attends in Italy. Q90. Text Solution:

Case:1 Clearly, D attends the meeting immediately
before the one who attends the meeting in
Switzerland.
Case:1
Case:1(a)
Case:2

Case:1(a)
Case:1
Case:1(a)

B attends in the month having an even number the one who attends in Spain.
of days. Case:1

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D attends in Italy.
Case:1
Case:1(a)
Case:1(a)

Case:1 The number of businessmen attending
Case:1(a)
Case:1(a)

Case:1(a)
attends in Germany is the same.
A and C doesn’t attend in Germany.
Case:1

of days.
Case:1(a)
Q91. Text Solution:

culture - vu
great - zp

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land - hj group - lw
group - lw people - vk
people - vk lost/natural - zr/fz
lost/natural - zr/fz legal - li
legal - li matter - lm
matter - lm change - tv
change - tv Q96. Text Solution:
Q92. Text Solution: Farhan sits second to the right of the one who
culture - vu likes Banana who sits two places away from
great - zp Erica.
land - hj
group - lw
people - vk
lost/natural - zr/fz
legal - li
matter - lm
change - tv
Q93. Text Solution:

culture - vu Chirag sits second to the right of Aarav who
great - zp doesn’t sit immediately to the right of Erica.
land - hj
group - lw
people - vk
legal - li
matter - lm
change - tv Beenu likes Papaya and sits immediately to the
left of the one who likes Apple.
Q94. Text Solution:
culture - vu
great - zp
land - hj
group - lw
people - vk
legal - li
The one who likes Kiwi sits three places away
matter - lm
from Deepak.
change - tv
Q95. Text Solution:

culture - vu
great - zp
land - hj

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Beenu likes Papaya and sits immediately to the

Erica doesn’t like Orange.

from Deepak.
This is our final arrangement.
Q97. Text Solution:

Farhan sits second to the right of the one who
likes Banana who sits two places away from
Erica.
Chirag sits second to the right of Aarav who

doesn’t sit immediately to the right of Erica.
Q98. Text Solution:


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Erica.

doesn’t sit immediately to the right of Erica. This is our final arrangement.
Q99. Text Solution:

Erica.


doesn’t sit immediately to the right of Erica.
from Deepak.


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from Deepak.


from Deepak.
Q100. Text Solution:

likes Banana who sits two places away from Erica doesn’t like Orange.
Erica.

doesn’t sit immediately to the right of Erica. This is our final arrangement.

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Q3 (C) Q32 (C)

Q4 (A) Q33 (A)

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Q6 (A) Q35 (E)

Q7 (C) Q36 (A)

Q8 (E) Q37 (A)

Q9 (A) Q38 (E)

Q10 (C) Q39 (C)

Q11 (C) Q40 (D)

Q12 (A) Q41 (D)

Q13 (C) Q42 (B)

Q14 (E) Q43 (B)

Q15 (E) Q44 (D)

Q16 (B) Q45 (A)

Q17 (D) Q46 (A)

Q18 (D) Q47 (B)

Q19 (B) Q48 (D)

Q20 (E) Q49 (A)

Q21 (A) Q50 (E)

Q22 (E) Q51 (E)

Q23 (D) Q52 (A)

Q24 (E) Q53 (E)

Q25 (D) Q54 (A)

Q26 (C) Q55 (A)