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Reasoning Ability
Triangle Seating Arrangement 2 variable one who likes math is an immediate neighbour of
both E and the one who likes reasoning. D does
Study the following information carefully and not face outside. The one who likes CA is
answer the questions below. opposite to the one who likes GK and not
immediate to the one who likes computer. C
Six persons A,B,C,D,E and F are sitting around a
faces outside and not immediate to the one who
triangular table i.e. three of them are sitting on
likes GK. D neither likes reasoning nor CA.
the corner facing outside, and three of them are
sitting on the edge facing inside. And they like 1. Who among the following person likes CA
different subjects i.e. English, Computer, Current
subject?
affairs (CA), Reasoning, Math and GK.
A.The one who sits opposite to D
B sits to the immediate right of the one who likes
computer. Two persons are sitting between the B.C
one who likes computer who is second to the
C.The One who sits fourth to the right of A
right of A and the one who likes reasoning. The
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D.D 4. Find the odd pair from the following.
E.A A.FB
2. Who among the following person exactly sits B.DE

between B and E, when counted from left of E
C.AC
?
D.EF
A.F
E.BD
B.C
5. Who among the following person sits

C.D
opposite to the one who like Math?
D.A
A.F
E.B
B.D
3. Starting from A, persons arrange in
C.B
alphabetical order in clockwise direction. Then,
position of how many persons will remain
D.C
unchanged except A?
E.E
A.1
B.2
C.3
D.4
E.No one
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Unknown Number Floor based Puzzle E.None of the above
Directions (6-10): Study the following 7. Which of the following statement is/are
information carefully and answer the below true?
questions
I). Three floors between C and B
A certain number of persons are living in a certain
II). H lives on the lowermost floor
number of floors of a building one above another.
The bottommost floor is numbered 1 and the floor
III). B lives immediately above E
above 1 is numbered 2 and so on.
A.Only I and III
Either C or H lives on the bottommost floor. Only
two floors are between C and H. F lives exactly B.Only III
between B and D who live immediately above E.
The number of floors above E is same as that of C.Only I and II
below E. C lives two floors below E. Neither more

D.Only II
than three floors nor less than two floors are
between D and B who live above floor number 5. E.None of the statement is false
A lives adjacent floor of H.
8. How many floors are between F and C?
6.How many floors are in the building?
A.Six
A.14
B.Five
B.13
C.Seven
C.12
D.Four
D.11
E.None of the above
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9. What is the position of D from the top of the Conclusions:
building?
I. X > T
A.Seventh
II. D > R
B.Fifth
(A) If only I follows
C.Sixth
(B) If only II follows
D.Eighth
(C) If either I or II follows
E.None of the above
(D) If neither I nor II follows and
10. What is the position of A from the bottom of
(E) If both I and II follow
the building?
12. Statements: F ≤ M ≤ Q = C; Z > M > H; Q ≤

A.Second
W
B.Fifth
Conclusions:
C.Sixth
I. W ≥ F
D.Eighth
II. Z > C
E.None of the above
Inequality
11.Statements: D ≤ P ≤ N < K ≥ G; R < T < K; X
≤P
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(E) If both I and II follow (A) If only I follows
13. Statements: K ≥ P > F; M > P ≥ S ; S ≥ Q < (B) If only II follows

R
Conclusions:
I. Q ≤ K
II. M < R
15) Statements:
C = A > F ≤ Y; K < A ≤ W
Conclusions:
I). W < Y
II). C > K
14) D ≥ R ≥ P = S ≥ T > A < F < Q > U
Conclusions:
I) D ≥ S
II) A > U
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Reasoning – Answers and Explanations

Explanation (1-5):
B sits to the immediate right of the one who like

computer. Two persons are sitting between the
one who likes computer who is second to the
right of A and the one who likes reasoning.
The one who likes CA is opposite to the one who

likes GK and not immediate to the one who likes
computer.
The one who like math is an immediate neighbor

of both E and the one who likes reasoning.
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C faces outside and not immediate to the one 2. Answer: C
who likes GK.
3. Answer: E
4. Answer: D
5. Answer: C
Explanation (6-10):
D neither likes reasoning nor CA and D does not

face outside.
Either C or H lives on the bottommost floor.
C lives two floors below E.
Only two floors are between C and H

1. Answer: C
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A livesadjacent floor of H.
The number of floors above E is the same as that

of below E. From this statement we can’t fix the
position of remaining persons in case 1, so this
case is eliminated.
F lives exactly between B and D who live
immediately above E.
Neither more than three floors nor less than two

floors are between D and B who lives above the
floor number 5.
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II. D ≤ P ≤ N < K > T > R
12. Answer: (A)
I. F ≤ M ≤ Q ≤ W
II. Z > M ≤ Q = C
13. Answer: (A)
I. K ≥ P ≥ S ≥ Q
II. M > P ≥ S ≥ Q < R
14. Answer: A
D≥R≥P=S≥T>A<F<Q>U
6. Answer: D
I) D ≥ S --> (D ≥ R ≥ P = S)-->True
7. Answer: D
II) A > U--> (A < F < Q > U)--> False

8. Answer: D
So, conclusion I follows.

9. Answer: B
15. Answer: B
10. Answer: A
I). W < Y (W ≥ A > F ≤ Y) False

11. Answer: D
II). C > K (C = A > K) True

I. X ≤ P ≤ N < K > T
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Quantitative Aptitude
Pie DI D.55000
Directions (1-5): Study the following E.None of these

information to give the answer of the following
2. What is the difference between the number
questions.
of employees working in NTPC and GAIL?
Total Employees = 180000 & Employees working
A.17500
in different company (The values are in degree).
B.22500
C.75000
D.37500
E.None of these
3. What is the ratio between the number of

employees working in ONGC and HPCL?
A.7:3
B.3:7
1. How many employees are working in IOCL?
C.1:3
A.30000
D.9:1
B.12000
E.None of these
C.25000
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4. Number of employees working in BPCL is Directions (6-10): Study the following
what percentage of the number of employees information carefully and answer the given
working in HPCL? questions:
A.175% The given line graph shows the number of apple

and the number of apple sold in five different
B.67.5% shops.
C.112.5%
D.150%
E.None of these
5. Number of employees working in BPCL is

how much percentage more/less than that of
the number of employees working in ONGC?
A.42%
B.27.5%
C.30%
6. What is the ratio of the number selling
D.35.71%
apples from A and B together to the number of
E.None of these selling apples from D and E together?
Line DI A.21:23
B.26:27
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C.29:30 9. What is the ratio of the number of apples
from shop E to number of apples sold from B?
D.25:29
A. 2:1
E.None of these
B.3:2
7. The number of sold apples from C is
approximately what percent of the number of C.4:3
apples from D?
D.5:6
A.20%
E.None of these
B.30%
10. What is the total number of apples from all
C.40% the shops together?
D.50% A.1200
E.None of these B.1400
8. What is the average number of unsold C.1500

apples in all the shops together?
D.1800
A.30
E.None of these
B.40
Approximation
C.25
11. 649.94 ÷ 5.02 + 12.056 * 8.909 =?
D.45
A.238
E.None of these
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B.288 D.10
C.268 E.50
D.218 14. 37.5% of 239.90 + √99.99 =?
E.278 A.100
12. √1025.02 - (19.04)2 + 56.98 =? B.600
A.-272 C.500
B.-252 D.400
C.-240 E.200
D.-310 15. 840.98 ÷ 28.99 +? = 112.08
E.-342 A.73
13. ? + (6.02)3 - 29.03 * 7.980 = 1.998 * 1.998 B.83
A.30 C.53
B.20 D.63
C.40 E.4
Quantitative Aptitude – Answers and Explanations

1. Answer: (A) 60 -->180000 * 60/360 = 30000 employees.
360-->180000 2. Answer: B
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360 --> 180000 Required percentage = 120/300 * 100
(100-55)= 45 --> 180000 * 45/360 = 22500 = 40%

employees.
8. Answer: B
3. Answer: A
Unsold apple in A = 200 – 180 = 20
ONGC: HPCL=> 70: 30
Unsold apple in B = 450 – 400 = 50
=>7:3
Unsold apple in C = 150 – 120 = 30
4. Answer: D
Unsold apple in D = 300 – 250 = 50
Required answer = 45 * 100/30 = 150%
Unsold apple in E = 400 – 350 = 50
5. Answer: D
Required average = (20 + 50 + 30 + 50 + 50)/5
Required answer = (70 – 45) * 100/70 = 35.71%
= 40
6. Answer: C
9. Answer: E
Required ratio = (180 + 400): (250 + 350)
Required ratio = 400: 400
= 580: 600
= 1: 1
= 29: 30
10 . Answer: C
7. Answer: C
Required total=200 + 450 + 150 + 300 + 400
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=1500 ? + 216 – 232 = 4
11. Answer: A ? = 4 + 232 – 216
649.94 ÷ 5.02 + 12.056 * 8.909 =? ? = 20
650/5 + 12 * 9 =? 14. Answer: A
130 + 108 =? 37.5% of 239.90 + √99.99 =?
238 =? 3/8 * 240 + 10 =?
12. Answer: A = > 90 + 10 =?
√1025.02 - (19.04)2 + 56.98 =? = > ? = 100
32 – 361 + 57 =? 15. Answer: B
- 272 =? 840.98 ÷ 28.99 +? = 112.08
13. Answer: B 841/29 +? = 112
? + (6.02)3 - 29.03 * 7.980 = 1.998 * 1.998 = > 29 +? = 112
? + 216 – 29 * 8 = 2 * 2 = > ? = 83
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English Language
Match the column 2. Questions
1 Questions
A.(A-D); and (B-F);
B.(B-F); and (C-D);
C.(B-E); and (C-F);

A.C-D
D.(A-F); and (B-D);

B.B-E
E.(A-E)
C.C-F
D.A-F
E.B-D
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3. Questions 4. Questions
A.(A-D); and (B-E);
B.(B-F); and (C-D); A.A-D, B-F
C.(B-D); and (C-F); B.A-E, B-F
D.(A-F); and (B-D); C.B-D, C-F
E.(A-E) D.B-E, C-D
E.B-F, C-E
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5. Questions Tucked away in the lush green foothills of West

Bengal's Dooars region in eastern India are the --
--- (A)----- tea gardens, which have existed
since the British colonial times. The gardens
provided a livelihood to a majority of the area's
tribal population until 15 years ago when they
began to be slowly closed down, ----- (B)---- the
area's laborers of jobs and forcing them to -----
- (C)---. During his election campaign speeches
earlier this year, Indian Prime Minister Narendra
Modi, who calls himself a former "chaiwalla" (tea-
A.A-D
vendor), had ---------- (D)---------the issues of
B.B-D the plantation workers. But the condition of the
workers has not changed. While most migrated,
C.C-F those who stayed back took other jobs, which pay
much lower than the daily wage fixed -----(E)----
D.B-E
---- the government.
E.C-E
6. Questions
Cloze test
Which of the following would fill blank (A)?
Directions(6-10): Read the paragraph
A.grand
thoroughly and completely. There are four
blanks (A), (B), (C), (D) in the paragraph. Fill B.sprawling
the blanks with the following options to make
the coherent paragraph. C.enlarged
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D.growing A.warned to look after
E.None of the above B.pledged to take after
7. Which of the following would fill blank (B)? C.promised to looked after
A.bereave D.promised to look into
B.providing E.pledged to take aback
C.expropriate 10. Which of the following would fill blank (E)?
D.depriving A.by
E.possessing B. for
8. Which of the following would fill blank (C)? C.to
A.left D.from
B.migrate E.none
C.sojourn Word usage
D.stay Directions (11-15)In each question below, four

words printed in bold type are given. One of
E.lose
these words printed in bold might either be
wrongly spelt or inappropriate in the context of
9. Which of the following would fill blank (D)?
the sentence. Find out the word that is
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inappropriate or wrongly spelt, if any. If the C.anomalies

words printed in bold are correctly spelt and
D.overcome
appropriate in the context of the sentence then
mark (E), i.e. 'All Correct', as your answer
E.All correct
11. To save his

13. Sushant Pandey decided to go the haunted
own skull he lied and blamed the accident on
mansion, though his father cautioned him on it.
his friend without realizing the seriousness of the
situation. A.decided
A.skull B.though
B.lied C.cautioned
C.blamed D.on
D.realizing E.All correct
E.All correct 14. The students are very much interested in

your story as it is
12. Whenever we face a
highly influential, interesting and adventurous.
natural calamity, the scarcity of
essential anomalies must be overcome so that A.interested
people do not suffer.
B.influential
A.calamity
C.interesting
B.scarcity
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D.adventurous A. Economy
E.All correct B. empirical
15. The Economic Survey 2021 does not seem to C.All words are correct
be a policy document deferred straight from
D.deferred
the empirical data of the economy or the social
compulsions embedded in it.
E.embedded
English – Answers and Explanations

Option b: (B-E) is incorrect because it does not
1. Answer: A make any meaningful sentence.
C-D
Option c: (C-F) is incorrect because it does not
make any meaningful sentence.
From the given options only A-F is matched and
make a meaningful sentence. The correct answer
Option d: (A-F) is incorrect because it does not
after matching will be
(C-D): Since 2006, when the Democratic People’s

Option e: (B-D) is incorrect because it does not
Republic of Korea (DPRK, North Korea’s official
name) conducted its first nuclear test, the process
of nuclearization saw sustained progress over a 2. Answer: A
decade along with ballistic missile testing to
demonstrate a path towards a credible deterrence Part A ends with ‘a long-standing reciprocal
tradition’ and part D says between whom. So A-D
capacity.
will be a pair. This follows option A. The other
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pair according to this option also makes Option E: (A-E) is incorrect because it does not
meaningful sentences. make any meaningful sentence.
From the given options only A-D, B-F is matched 3. Answer: C

and makes a meaningful sentence. The correct
Part B ends with ‘technology companies’ and part
answer after matching will be
D explains what they will do. So B-D will form a
(A-D): The visit by the Army chief, General Manoj pair. This follows option C. The other pair
Mukund Naravane, to Nepal earlier this month according to this option also makes meaningful
was part of a long-standing reciprocal tradition sentence.
between the two countries’ militaries of
From the given options only B-D, C-F is matched
conferring the rank of general on each other’s
and make a meaningful sentence. The correct
army chiefs.
answer after matching will be
(B-F): It gave both sides the opportunity to draw
(B-D): Two regulatory developments over the last
a line under the Indian Army chief’s statement in
week indicate that the scrutiny of the way
May that alluded to a China hand behind Nepal’s
technology companies use data will intensify in
claims over Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura
the days to come.
and triggered anger in Kathmandu.
(C-F):In Europe, the European Commission

Option B: (B-F, C-D) is incorrect because it
informed Amazon that it in its preliminary view it
does not make any meaningful sentence.
had breached EU antitrust rules.
Option C: (B-E, C-F) is incorrect because it
Option A: (A-D, B-E) is incorrect because it
Option D: (A-F, B-D) is incorrect because it
Option B: (B-F, C-D) is incorrect because it
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Option D: (A-F, B-D) is incorrect because it Option c: (B-D, C-F) Is incorrect because it does
does not make any meaningful sentence. not make any meaningful sentence.
Option E: (A-E) is incorrect because it does not Option d: (B-E, C-D) Is incorrect because it does
make any meaningful sentence. not make any meaningful sentence.
4. Answer: B Option e: (B-F, C-E) Is incorrect because (C-E)

does not make any meaningful sentence though
A-E, B-F
(B-F) is correct.
From the given options only A-E, B-F is matched

5. Answer: D
and make a meaningful sentence. The correct
answer after matching will be B-E
(A-E): Unlike the standard practice of announcing From the given options only B-E is matched and
landmark summits after working out an makes a meaningful sentence. The correct answer
understanding on the agenda through quiet after matching will be
diplomacy, Mr. Trump accepted Mr. Kim’s
(B-E): Bitcoin is up almost 70% this month despite
invitation in March and let it be known to the
concerns from JPMorgan Chase & Co. strategists
public immediately.
that its price may have surged beyond its “intrinsic
(B-F): The United States should have taken into value” — a concept that not all investors agree
account these steps by the North rather than harp applies to a digital currency.
on the rhetoric.
Option a: (A-D) is incorrect because it does not
Option a: (A-D, B-F) Is incorrect because (A-D) make any meaningful sentence.
does not make any meaningful sentence though
Option b: (B-D) is incorrect because it does not
(B-F) is correct.
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Option c: (C-F) is incorrect because it does not there will be job losses. Hence, one cannot
make any meaningful sentence. provide or posses job.
Option e: (C-E) is incorrect because it does not 8. Answer: B

Migrate – move from one place from other place
6. Answer: B in search of ffod/job.
sprawling - spreading out over a large area in Forcing them to Migrate

an untidy or irregular way.
Sojourn – stay for a while. So it doesn’t fit.
sprawling tea gardens makes sense.
We need simple present verb form in the blank.
Grand tea gardens , Enlarged (to make larger) Hence, left is wrong option. If it is leave it will be
tea gardens, Growing tea gardens sound correct.
correct but don’t make any sense with respect
Forcing them to lose- Doesn’t sound good.
to the passage. They won’t be contextually
correct if you read the paragraph carefully.
9. Answer: D
7. Answer: D
look into -- investigate/inquire/examine
Depriving – to remove something from the

Promised to look into the issues of the plantation
possession.
workers- Modi has promised that he would
Bereave, expropriate – to dispossess, deprive. But investigate/inquire/examine the issues of
they are verb. We need adjective here. So workers and come up with a solution.
depriving fits correctly.

take after – resemble something. You took after
your mother means you look like your mother.
Possessing, providing give opposite to the original
statement. When you close something down So pledged to take afteris not correct.
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Promised to looked after is grammatically 12. Answer: C
incorrect. to look (to+ base verb- to ccok, to play)
‘ anomalies’ is used incorrectly here it should be
is correct
“commodities” as it is about the essential and
Look after – take care of something useful things. Therefore option C is incorrect
Warned to look after contextually incorrect. 13. Answer: D
Take a back- to surprise or shock contextually Instead of the preposition “on” in the end it
incorrect should be replaced by “against” because caution
is used which means to forbid someone from
10. Answer A doing it. Therefore option D is incorrect.
While most migrated, those who stayed back took 14. Answer: E
other jobs, which pay much lower than the daily
wage fixed by the government. The given sentence has no error. It is
grammatically and logically correct. Therefore E is
11. Answer: A the correct option.
Instead of skull it should be skin to make the 15. Answer: D

correct idiomatic expression to make the ‘deferred’ is incorrect and must be replaced with
sentence correct. 'To save his own skin' means to ‘derived’ to impart contextual meaning in the
protect you from danger or difficulty, without sentence. Hence, option (d) is the correct choice.
trying to help other people. Hence, option A is
incorrect in the given sentence. Derived- obtain something from (a specified
source).
Deferred- put off (an action or event) to a later

time; postpone.
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Score Booster for All Bank Prelims Exams – Day 262

2. Who among the following person exactly sits B.DE

5. Who among the following person sits

below E. C lives two floors below E. Neither more

12. Statements: F ≤ M ≤ Q = C; Z > M > H; Q ≤

(D) If neither I nor II follows and

13. Statements: K ≥ P > F; M > P ≥ S ; S ≥ Q < (B) If only II follows

Reasoning – Answers and Explanations

B sits to the immediate right of the one who like

The one who likes CA is opposite to the one who

The one who like math is an immediate neighbor

D neither likes reasoning nor CA and D does not

Either C or H lives on the bottommost floor.

C lives two floors below E.

Only two floors are between C and H

The number of floors above E is the same as that

Neither more than three floors nor less than two

12. Answer: (A)

13. Answer: (A)

II. M > P ≥ S ≥ Q < R

II) A > U--> (A < F < Q > U)--> False

So, conclusion I follows.

I). W < Y (W ≥ A > F ≤ Y) False

II). C > K (C = A > K) True

Directions (1-5): Study the following E.None of these

3. What is the ratio between the number of

A.175% The given line graph shows the number of apple

5. Number of employees working in BPCL is

E.None of these selling apples from D and E together?

E.None of these B.1400

8. What is the average number of unsold C.1500

D.218 14. 37.5% of 239.90 + √99.99 =?

12. √1025.02 - (19.04)2 + 56.98 =? B.600

D.-310 15. 840.98 ÷ 28.99 +? = 112.08

13. ? + (6.02)3 - 29.03 * 7.980 = 1.998 * 1.998 B.83

Quantitative Aptitude – Answers and Explanations

360 --> 180000 Required percentage = 120/300 * 100

(100-55)= 45 --> 180000 * 45/360 = 22500 = 40%

=1500 ? + 216 – 232 = 4

11. Answer: A ? = 4 + 232 – 216

649.94 ÷ 5.02 + 12.056 * 8.909 =? ? = 20

650/5 + 12 * 9 =? 14. Answer: A

130 + 108 =? 37.5% of 239.90 + √99.99 =?

238 =? 3/8 * 240 + 10 =?

12. Answer: A = > 90 + 10 =?

√1025.02 - (19.04)2 + 56.98 =? = > ? = 100

32 – 361 + 57 =? 15. Answer: B

- 272 =? 840.98 ÷ 28.99 +? = 112.08

13. Answer: B 841/29 +? = 112

? + (6.02)3 - 29.03 * 7.980 = 1.998 * 1.998 = > 29 +? = 112

A.(A-D); and (B-F);

B.(B-F); and (C-D);

C.(B-E); and (C-F);

D.(A-F); and (B-D);

A.(A-D); and (B-E);

B.(B-F); and (C-D); A.A-D, B-F

C.(B-D); and (C-F); B.A-E, B-F

D.(A-F); and (B-D); C.B-D, C-F

E.(A-E) D.B-E, C-D

5. Questions Tucked away in the lush green foothills of West

D.growing A.warned to look after

E.None of the above B.pledged to take after

A.bereave D.promised to look into

B.providing E.pledged to take aback