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PART-I, MENTAL ABILITY

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Direction :-In ear.h Question (from 1 to 5)
there is a number series with one term
v:cr. "llt t f-;mit 1J!fi %w missing shown by mark (?).
m C?) TJ?U% This term is one of the alternative given.
'iffi: if t_ I Choose that number.
1. 260,216,128, 108,62,54, ?,27 1. 260, 216, 128, 108, 62, 54,?, 27
(A) 19 (A) 19
(B) 29 (B) 29
(C) 39 (C) 39
(D) 49 (D) 49
..
2. 7, 15, 32, ?, 138, 281 2. 7, 15, 32, ?, 138, 281
(A) 87 CA) 87
(B) 77 (B) 77
(C) 67 (C) 67
(D) 57 (D) 57

3. 3,8, 18,23,33, ?,48 3. 3,8, 18,23,33,?,48

(A) 37 (A) 37
,
(B) 38 (B) 38
(C) 40 (C) 40
(D) 45 (D) 45

4. 2, 12,36,80, 150,? 4. 2, 12,36,80, 150,?

(A) 194 (A) 194
(B) 210 (B) 210
(C) 242 (C) 242
(D) 252 (D) 252

5. 36, 30, 24, 18, ? 5. 36, 30, 24,18,?

(A) 12 (A) 12
(B) 11 (B) 11
(C) 22 (C) 22
(D) 21 (D) 21

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f.$T: Direction :- (Question No. 6 to 10) In
each of the following questions, there is
if 1:(Cfi Sl!(1ql'i;l'ti f(ln l'fln t a question mark in blank space and it is
it -{{ fcrcR;q qit only one of the four alternatives given
% %" :: t- aiR TTii 3l&Rf under the question which statisfies the
same relationship as is found between
llUf %I 00 fcrcR;q "Cfll I
the two letters t{) the left of the sign ::
given in the question. Find the correct
6. WH : KKI :: CIA : ? alternatives.
(A) BJB 6. LJH: KKI :: CIA : ?
(B)
(A) BJB
BBB
(B) BBB
(C) DBB
(C) DBB
(D) BBZ
(D) BBZ
7. EJOT: VQLG :: BGLQ : ?
7. EJOT : VQLG :: BGLQ : ?
(A) ZUPK (A) ZUPK
(B) YTOJ (B) YTOJ
(C) AFKP (C) AFKP
(D) AEIM (D) AEIM

8. NUMBER : UNBMRE :: GHOST : ? 8. NUMBER : UNBMRE :: GHOST : ?

(A) HOGST (A) HOGST
(B) HOGTS (B) HOGTS
(C) IIGOST (C) HGOST
(D) HGSOT
(D) HGSOT

9. LUX : 57 :: SIT : ? 9. LUX : 57 :: SIT : ?

(A) 42 (A) 42
(B) 44 (B) 44
(C) 46 (C) 46
(D) 48 (D) 48

10. MUMBAI : LTLAZH :: DELHI : ? 10. MUMBAI : LTLAZH :: DELHI : ?

(A) CDKGG (A) CDKGG
(B) CDKGH (B) CDKGH
(C) IHLED (C) IHLED
(D) BCKGH (D) BCKGH

11. <:@:: ROUNDS "Cfll F 'qfqT if 11. In a certain code, ROUNDS is

RONUDS fum \lffif1 %or PLEASE written as RONUDS. How is
"3WF PLEASE written in that code ?
(A) LPAESE
(A) LPAESE
(B) LPAEES (B) LPAEES

<C) PLAESE (C) PLAESE

(D) PLASEE (D) PLASEE

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 12. wn VACATE fcnm cp: q:;) 12. In a certain code, VACATE is
'q'flfT if AVACET fffi91 m written as AVACET. How 1s
LITERATE q:;) om 'q1'qT LITERATE written in that code?
(A) ILETRAET
(A) ILETRAET (B) ILTEARTE
CB) ILTEARTE (C) ILTREATE
(C) ILTREATE (D) ILETARET
(D) ILETARET
13. If in the word RECRUITMENT the
13. RECRUITMENT if
frrst letter is interchanged with the
q:;) 3lTfurU 31'a.R tl fGm last letter, the second letter is
q:;) 3lTfurU tl c:rrB 1l fG<n interchanged with the second last
3'P1 '1ft I "Cfi'R m m
letter and so on. Which letter
would come after I in the newly
'CfTB anWITI formed word.
(A) E (A) E
(B) M (B) M
.. (C) U (C) U
(D) E (D) E

14. DOCUMENTATION if mm 14. If the position of the third and

tenth letters of the word
3ffi -wl if

cit 3Titm DOCUMENTATION are inter-
am: macl, am changed and likewise the position
cit W-1fu 3Titm it of the fourth and seventh letters,
the second and sixth letters is also
m-zy:rr am ?J 31'&R m m mrn? interchanged, which of the
(A) U following will be eleventh letter
(B) C from the right end ?
(A) U
(C) T (B) C
(D) I (C) T
(D) I
15. 40 "Cfti cnT $ 60 "Cfti cnT %I
15. Ha1ish is 40 years old and Rais is
"Cfti 3lTg cnT 3ljtJm 3:5 60 yea1s old. How many years ago
was the ratio of their ages 3 : 5 ?
(A) 5 Cftf (A) 5 years
(B) 10 yeai'S
(B) 10 qq (C) 20 yeai'S
CC) 20 CfTf (D) 30 years
(D) 30 CfTf
16. A can do a certain job in 12 days. B
16. A fcfim Cfirf q:;) 12 'Cfi\'ffi t 1 B. A is 60% more efficient than A. How
ctt nwrr it aW-l(fl 'fle:TI1 t 1mB many days does B alone take to do
q;p:f q;1 ft-f if "i\1 "q;\ ? m the same job ?
(A) 5 Y2 (B) 6 Y2 (A) 5 Y2
(C) 7 Y2 (D) 8 Y2 (C) 7 Y2

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 17. 30 ft?r2<: 3Th -qRf 2:1 17. In a mixture of 30 litres, the ratio

it 1 11U 3TTffif 1:2 m of milk and water is 2:1. If this
ratio is to 1:2, then the quantity of
m,
fctm;rr "tTRt am flffiRT itTTT ?
water to be further added is -
(A ) (A) 5 litre
(B ) (B) 10 litre
(C) (C) 20 litre
CD) (D) 30 litre

Direction :- (Question No. 18 & 19)

AW": 18 w 19) Trif mit In the following questions, some
relationships have been expressed
through symbols which are explained
below:-
11 =
x = Greater than
l:l = Not less than
+ =Not equal to
+ = to
+ =Not greater than
o =Less than
JWff # d 4<JCkt t#irff c1; .3Tfqr( w r:rtt In each question find the correct answer
CfiT T:flR - based on these signs.

18. 18. If a x b l:l c , it follows.

(A ) (A )
al:lb+ c (B ) al:lb+c
(B )
(C) c+ b o a (C) c+b o a
(D) (D)

19. x b x c t", 19. If a x b x c, it does not imply.

(A ) b x a (A)
(B ) c x b6.a (B) c x bl:la
(C) a + c x b (C) a +c x b
(D) b + a o c (D) b + aoc

20. 23 am: 100 l1V1 V:m SllqlfuCfi 20. How many natural numbers are
t \1ll 6 l"f mm m? there between 23 and 100 which
are exactly divisible by 6?
(A ) 10
(A ) 10
(B ) 11
(B ) 11
{C) 12
(C) 12
(D) 13 (D) 13

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f;{zyr: 21 Direction :- fQuestion No. 21 to 25)
In each of the following question,
'RPr ctfr lfu TJit fq<hrl'i <A, C, D) complete the missing segment by
selecting from the given four (A, B, C, D)
21.
rTTTITtTTTTn...,..,..,..7777"
alternative::,.
21.

(A) (B )
1111 (C) (D )

22.
22.

(A) (B) (C) (D ) (A) (B) (C) (D)

23. 23.

(A) (B ) (C) (D )
(A) (B ) (C) (D)

24.
24.
EB EB

?. ?.

(Al (B) CC) (D)
(A) (B) (C) (D)

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25. 25.

(A ) (B) (C) (D)

( 26 30) )1'2fq ficif Direction:- (Question No. 26 to 30)

1 un1 -q w-a The frrst two figures bear a definite
relation with each other. Bearing that

relation in mind pickup the fourth figure
26. from the answer figures.

26. IVl1/ [QJI2J

Answer figures

(A ) (B) (C) (D )
(A) (13) (C) (D )

27.
27.

I 9 I 6 II 7 ? I 9 I 6 II..___
Trf( fiT;{ Answer figures

<A ) (B) (C)

L I
(D) tA) (B) (C) <Dl

28

I
Trf(
7 I
fiT;{

Answer figures

/O/O/D /0/ /D/0/DIDI CAl CB) CC) (D) <A > (B ) (C) (D )

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lm I
29.

3fR:fV:i
I Answer figures

(A) (B ) (C)
lj_l (D)
(A) (B) (C)
lj_l
(D)

30. 30.

Answer figures

oe o o 000 oe o
c=J
o
e oo [}
000
C=:J C=:J
o
C=:J
e oo [} C=:J c:J
eo
(A ) (B) (C) (D ) (A ) (B) (C ) (J))

3 1. While climbing a tower with 180

31. 1!,Cfl 1R "&\'fcRr 180
steps, a man rests after every 30
steps for 2 minu tes. How long did
he rest before reaching the top ?
(A ) 10 minutes
(A )
(B ) 12 minutes
(B ) 12
(C) 18 minutes
(C) 18
(D ) 15 minutes
(D )
32. In a party 100 students shake
32. "Q'.Cfl111if it 100 hands with each and every other

student. How many hand shakes

will there be ?
(A) 2000 (A ) 2000
(B) 4000 (B) 4000
(C) 4950 (C) 4950
(D) 9900 (D) 9900

33. 1 2012 en) Wrcm t m 33. If 1 January 2012 falls on Sunday,

1 fe fl k.H 2012 cnT m fu";l m? which day will be 1 December 2012?
(A ) Wrcm (A ) Sunday
(B ) Saturda}
(C) (C) Friday
(D) Thursday

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34. f1 "1 if it CliR 11T fG1 CfiT 34. Which of the following cannot be
the first day of a century year ?
<A) fi'iqc:m (A) Monday
(B) Tuesday
(B)
(C) Wednesday
(C)
(D) Thursday
(D)
35. A clock is set right ai 5 am. Tht-!
35. l1!fi <it 5 am 1R fire'r:n I
clock loses 16 minutes in 24 hours.
24 -ij 16 f1lf.rl W -mit fu;r What will be the true time when the
\jj"q 10 prn l m Cf<IT
clock indicates 10 pm on 4th day ?
mrrr? (A) 9pm
(A) 9pm (B) 10pm
(B) 10pm (C) 11pm
(C) 11 pm (D) 12pm
(D) 12pm
36. Which of the following angles is
36. fcJ;W Cfi1 m<U Cfi'R made between the two numbers of
a clock?
(A) 40 (A) 4(Jo
(B) 30 (B) 30
(C) 20" (C) 20
(D) 101) (D) 10

37. fu:) TTit R?r -q: CfTiT q,l fTTf.p) - 37. Count the number of squares in the
given figure.

(A) 13 (A) 13
(B) 15 (B) 15
(C) 16 CC) 16
(D) 17 (D) 17

38. 1 ] 2 ocn CfiT <Wr q<fl mrrr ? 38. The sum of all the numbers from
1 3:fR 12 tif"ff("lct% I 1 to 12 (including 1 and 12 too)
(A) 84 (A) 84
(B) 78 (B) 78
<C) 72 (C) 72
(D) 60 tD) 60

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f.:t'W": 39'll40 Direction: (Q. No.39 to 40) are based
m"tR on the following figure showing four
1:R r.r % m 1 lliT fqCfif<il. it persons at the four corners of a square
piece of plot. Find the correct answer
q;y "Cfift:it - from among the alternatives given
C A under each question.
E
C A
E

w
B'------_____J D '
w
B D
39. A fqq;ul g3ll -qn: "'SI'T{Pq 39. A starts crossing the field
CfiUn% I 3lTtfi w:T CflB zyn diagonally. After walking half the
distance he turns right. walks some
31R . \1ffiff w, c); Gilc: distance and turns left. Which
31R . \1ffiff %, -m 31cf fum direction is A facing now ?
.... ,, /
-q (A ) North-East

(A ) (B) North-West
(C ) South-East
(B )
(D ) South-West
(C)

(D ) 40. From the original position in the

figure, D and B move one and a
half length of sides clockwise and
40. 3ltAl Cllf<lfC4Cfi Wffd D a:ffi B Sfilm:
anticlockwise respectively. Which
<tt fum it <tt fcfqfur fum it one of the following statement is
true?
GfUGf{ f1 -m l1if "if m (A) Band Dare both at the mid
point between A and C .
(B ) D is at the midpoint between
(A) B 3fR D Gl1T A 3fu C 11'1:11 f 1
A and C, and B at the corner
(B) D, A afR C 11'1:11 1f{ 3Th: A originally occupied by A.
Cfft 'R I (C) B and D are both at the
midpoint between A and D.
(C) B afn: D Gl1T A afn: D
(D ) B is at the midpoint between
'R I
A and original position of D
(D) B , D Cffr Cl IB'lfC4Cfi W.rfu 3=ih A if; and D at the mid point
between original position of B
11'1:11 'R D , B qfr Cllf<lfC4Cfi
and C.
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r.$T : 41 Directions (Q. No. 41 to 45) : Each of
the following questions given below
if <fr1 t" I 3lTlfcJiT A, B , C contains three groups of things. You are
C:( D 7J"GJ it m:J fq;f q,1 to choose from the following four
lettered (A, B, C and D) diagrams, the
one that depicts the correct relationship

among the groups of things in each
question.

41.
(A)

(B ) (C) (D )

f&<.1l>{i, (A ) (B) (C) (D)

42. 41. Tennis fans, Cricket players,

43. Students
42. Flowers, Clothes, White
44.
43. Human beings, Teachers, Graduates
45. 44. Males, Fathers, Doctors
45. Authors, Teachers, Male
46. X, Y CfiT t I B, Y CfiT cqyf t I X, D CfiT
46. X is brother of Y B is brother of Y
cqyf t N, D CfiT 1tf t 1 Y 3Th m X is brother of D but N is not
D brother of D. How Y is related to D ?
(A ) (A) Sister
(B ) (B) Brother
(C ) cqyf (C) Cousin
(D) Nephew
(D ) \l1'1\1IT

47. Pointing towards a man another

4 7. OZJfqQ Cfl1 am OZJfqQ man said, he is the son of my
t l)t m *t CfiT t- 1m father's sister. Then what is the

relation between them ?

(A ) fqm--g;r (A) Father-Son
(B )
(B) Brother
(C) Cousin

(D)
(D) Uncle-Nephew

48. 34.95 + 240.016 + 23.98 = ? 48. 34.95 + 240.016 + 23.98 = ?

(A ) 298.0946 (A ) 298.0946
(B ) 298.11 (B ) 298.11
(C) 299.09
(C) 299.09
(D) 298.946
(D) 298.946

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49. ftrr q l'T qft CfiT 49. The sum of the present ages of a
60 16 l?TCfit father and his son is 60 years. Six
1:fRr :rn m1 aw:: l'T Cfit years ago, father's age was five
zyrr - times the age of the son. After six
years, son's age will be -
(A) 12 crtf
(A) 12 years
(B) 14 crtf
(B) 14 years
(C) 18 crtf
(C) 18 years
(D) 20 crtf
(D) 20 years

5o. t- "tffit 48o -m t f;m1l -m t-

-;ftc I 1:fRr m t- -;ftc, am -m 11c 50. Bablu has Rs. 480 in the
denominations of one rupee notes,
'' t- 1T2T q,1 mszrr five rupee notes and ten rupee
t" I "ffi "tffit fq;(R -;ftc l ? notes. The number of notes of each
(A) 45 denomination is equal. What is the
total no. of notes that he has ?
(B) 90 (A) 45
(C) 60 (B) 90
(D) 75 (C) 60
(D) 75

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f.fW' : &ittictl 1 5 : <rom 5. 3llOT "llll1 Cffi t-
(A)
CB) 3llOT m
3TC\.'!Ff t m m\ lWrnT I (C) 3llOT
1 CfiT "ff.n, 1 CfiT t.n 1 am (D) 3TIOT
3TIWfR Gf.:IT t m?:f6" 1
31!RT m m ll -q 3TIOT "llll1 f.fW' : ( 6 10) <rom CfiT

''Cf;"{d-'Cf){O m-o 1
m lffiJ am 'q\ am mU 31fC:fO \.lfffi 11< -emf f.mA 11''

-q;;ff q;y &lZ'"ICh<

1.
"\l1l maft fcfi 'lftWl
(A)
(B) f.:lBR CflW WOT I
GfR 11{ C5ZlfcRt ctiT m cnt 1

(C) ft:2tfu it WOT I

m'lftWl1tct t-
(D ) 3lTUl1 CflW -mrr I GfR 'q\, ti:ChC104 m m
n 1Wn m- "f.rt<R GfR lR,
2. '1 CfiT 1' CfiT -a:n 1.1lcfllfcM CfiT 'Cfifq GR m-
cp:rr t? GfR 'q\j
(A ) "d'i:lR 1' CF{U, 3TIR 3ltRT <9hl
(B ) zyr -a:n -q m- GfR 1l\ 1''
cc) am l:ftm 1if Cf;BT 1 6. 'lftWl t- -

3.
(A) (C)
(B) lffiJ 3fu (D ) WR
(C)
(D) 7.
"ffi'B I CfiT _ (A )
4. I

(A ) (B)

(B) (C)
(C ) (D ) GWJT "iffiR qft fcrm if Rgur m I
(D)

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 8. ({Cfil:104 "B S\l011i114 if Cflff 12. q;y mtl Cflff t- ?
l1irrr ?.lT ? (A) + 'q\iR

(A) (B) '1TTCWf +
(B) er-r \lll3:ft (C) + \f\jf1'
(C) f.mR 3Mm (D)
(D) -zy;il

9. C:fif-C:fif aturm rd m 1
13. I q;"J fqffi-q "Cflff t?
urn 3lJ(:ffi '\31m -a fm1' 1f{ 'tffif f.mR u" (A)
(B)
-rmm -ti cnm q;y t-? (C)

(D)
<B) wm
(C) 14. '"i!"Ri"tf{ q;"J "Cflff ?
(D) !!(1111q) (A) <TR1-Tffi;f
10. Q\q)(104 1) 0 "ttT<n (B)
(C)
(A) Cfl 'tfi:sq ?.lT I (D)
(B ) ilvflilllf "'i'Ffffi ?.lT I
(C)
15. "Bun - w:r.:r -ti q;"f;r- m t- ?
(A)
(D ) f.rtR 3lUfm M ?.lT I
(B)
: ( 11 'R 15) : -rmm (C) fu:!!
(D) q;tftlWJ
11 #T Cfft 3l1R ft I{Cfi I< 3ltf.t
Cfft 3l1R C'HR1ti lcl
'tf?.ll \if) 3WiG (W"t 16 'R 18) : f1"1f<91ful(1
3mfT t crtt 3WiG 'l1'it riT 3N-JT
3lTffi ?.lT I 'B \if) w:r.:J q;y T.J<R
3l1fur "\31Tffi I m ?.ll, I
16. c1> msn: m<n \ill -m lqT 1 CfiT "(1Tq'
3l1R m2f "it
<%G tt c2> f.rtR l'f1ff -B m Wffu
?.ft1
-Q:m t l:ffi tR-1iRJ Cfi1 -m (3) CfiT ?.lT I
mI 'Bun w:r.:J cl "'iffi CfiT (4)
( 5) if "CfAl Cfi11 mar \ill \m ?.lT I
11. 'l1'it tfl1 fc:iiftCfll 3WiG 3lffiT ?.lT ?
(A) 3, 1, 4, 5, 2
(A) ftl{ctil< en)
(B) 2, 5, 1, 3, 4
(B ) Cfi1
(C) 1, 3, 4, 2, 5
(C)
(D) 4, 1, 3, 5, 2
(D)

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 17. (1) cnT WTffi 21.
(2) (A) \T\lfT (jq'i' 1{$1 'Ulf
(3) (B )
(C) 'ffiffi 1:11 \11 q(1 {14

(4) (D)
(5) <:J CJft m\lffift t 1
22.
(A ) 1, 5, 3, 2, 4 (A )
(B ) 2, 4, 1, 3, 5 (B)
(C) 3, 2, 1, 4, 5 (C) CfiGlT
(D) 4, 1,2,5, 3 (D)

18. (1) 23. cqfTr;ft cnT qlfdfc:tCfl -::rrq cp:rr

(2) (A ) lW'ftG
(B)
(3) "t<1IU

(C)
(4) $;it
(D)
(5)
Cflt?IH4i CJTf CJft
24. Cfil
(A ) 3,5, 4, 1, 2 (A ) f!lqlf.:i!Cfl
(B) 2, 1, 3, 5, 4 (B)
(C) 3, 2, 1, 5, 4 (C) QJ(i Iftt Cfl
(D) 5, 4, 1, 2,3 (D)

25. w I fCflf!Cfll t?
(A) 4 t? I qqf

(B) \i14:tiCfl<
19. (C) 4:(1411:1
(A ) 6\illtlSifll<:: (D) 3Tr.
(B) f61Wf.iqlfl
26. CliTCXi lllum cp:rr s3Tr ?
(C) \i14l(ii.fi<
(A)
(D)
(B) cti4i.filos
(C) f!lqlf.:i!Cfl f!qHldl qrr m
20. CfiT 3ltRT filfCflffii.fi (D)
, n(1

(A) 27. ticqy\lft l' ?
(A ) 9)<tit:ih1q
(B) m
(B)
(C) 'q1T'q'R
(C ) f.<lql \ill
(D) 3111-G
(D)

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28. w- if tf11rn 34. ----- pl Tffip t- ftm
(A ) tf11rn

(B) (A )

(C) {B) WTR

b1;: Wlrn
(C) o3u
(D) Ci44lft$
(D)
29. 35. qft "5T2Pi "llRT
(A) (A) q
(B) (B)
(C) (C)
(D) (D) or{
36.
30.
(A) gi:1 {fl C!;l
\fCfu W-R f m ------- , (B) Cll t'4l fcfi
(A ) (C)
(B) (D)
(C) .
37.
(D)
(A )

31. (B) "3"qllT

(C)
(A )
(D)
(B) wm ...
(C) 38. 1fuJ t- qft;r
(D) (A ) vm
(B)

(C)
32. 6.RT a:rrwr q;-r
(D) Clifcfil4:cil:;
(A )
39. lftor llm'llmf t" -crcf it at ?
(B)
(A ) q;lf-qcf
(C)
(B) fcrol-qcf
(D)
(C)
(D)
33. m: 'lfCf
40. CfiT m m t ?
(A ) m (A )
(B) (B)
(C) Wo (C)
(D) (D) f1llft:Ja

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Direction : (Ques. No. 1 to 6) Direction : (Ques. No.7 to 11)
Choose the word which best fills the blank from Select the meaning of the given phrases/idioms.
the four options given.
7. Poke one's nose in (to)
1. The country ............... its highest medal (A) interfere
on the war hero. (B) interval
(A) donated (C) clean the nose
(B) bestowed (D) surgery of the nose
(C) handed over
(D) delivered 8. a heart of gold
(A) very costly
2. The ............... of the criminal ended in a (B) very kmd
three month police chase.
(C) very tough
(A) kidnapping
(D) very soft
(B) abduction
(C) seizure
9. to put up with
(D) grasping
(A) to wear clothes
(B) to make someone feel small
3. Leh is very beautiful , I've ............... to
visit this place once in a year. (C) to tolerate
(A) resolved (D) to communicate
(B) resolution
(C) determination 10. (an) old hand
(D) elucidated (A) a wrinkled person
(B) an experienced person
4. Homophones are words that ........ (C) an aged person
(A) rhyme. (D) an intelligent person
(B) sound alike.
(C) mean the same thing. 11. wild goose chase
(D) mean the opposite. (A) futile search
(B) run here and there
5. As night ............... , people crawled into (C) chase the target
the camping sites. (D) help somebody
(A) arrived
(B) came down Directio n : (Ques. No. 12 to 14)
(C) descended Select the word which means the opposite of the
(D) moved given words.

6. Shomu, my neighbour's son, is a ....... 12. sane-

(A) danger (A) sensible
(B) menace (B) msane
(C) evil (C) unsanc
(0 ) mi schief (D) saint

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(A) make In the followmg passage there are some
(B) destroy numbered blanks. Fill in the blanks by selecung
{C) stop the most appropriate word for each blank from
{D) cease the given opttons.
The Delhi Police (20) ............ issued the
14. flimsy- following description of a man who was last
(A) sturdy (21) ............... in (22) .............. Kwality
(B) thin Restaurant on Parliament Street. The man is
(C) weak (23) ............ 45, 5'8" ta11 wtth a thick moustache
(D) fling and a big scar (24) ............ his left eye. Two
witnesses who saw him (25) .......... the
Direction : (Ques. No. 15 to 19) restaurant last night (26) ........... that he was
Select the most appropriate option to fill in the wearing a dark suit and (27) ......... an umbrella.
blanks from the given alternatives.
20. (A) has (B) have
(C) was (D) had
15. I am looking ............... more free time.
(A) to have
21. (A) seen (B) see
(B) forward to having
(C) (D) to see
{C) for having
(D) forward to have 22. (A) a (B) some
(C) any (D) the
16. The child smiled ............... and went out.
(A) sweetly 23. (A) about (B) of
(B) sweet (C) about to (D) into
(C) loudly
(D) happy 24. (A) over (B) in
(C) behind (D) in front of
17. The dress .. . .. .. ... .. .. . you were wearing
yesterday was very pretty indeed. 25. (A) to leave (B) left
(A) who (C) leaving (D) was left
(B) what
(C) that 26. (A) reported {B) reports
(D) whom (C) report (D) has reported

18. Just then. somebody into me 27. (A) carry (B) carried
quite roughly. (C) carries (D) carrying
(A) had bumped
(B) was bumping Direction : (Ques. No. 28 to 32)
(C) bumping Read the following passage and answer the
(D) bumped questions given after it.
Speech is a great blessing but can also be
19. Bhopal is ............... than most of the cities a great curse. for it helps us to make our
in Madhya Pradesh. intentions and desires knO\\ n to our fellows. tt
(A) coldest can also. if \\e use it carelessly. make our
(B) as cool as atlitude completely misunderstood. A slip of
(C) cooler tongue, the use of unusual \\ ord. or of an
(D) more cooler ambiguous word. and so on. may creaLe an

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Again different classes of people use different
vocabularies, and the ordinary speech of an
educated person may strike an uneducated
listener as pompous. Unwittingly, we may use a
word which bears a different meaning to our
listener from what it does to men of our own
class. Thus speech is not a gift to use lightly
without thought. but one which demands careful
handling. Only a fool will express himself alike
to all kinds of conditions and men.
28. Speech if used carelessly can ..... .
(A) become a blessing
(B) create misunderstanding
(C) help us to make friends
(D) make others happy
29. Only .......... will use the same kind of
language with everyone.
an uneducated person.
(B) a sensible person.
(C) a foolish person.
(D) an intelligent person.
30. A 'slip of tongue' refers to .........
(A) something said accidentally.
(B) something said to hurt others.
(C) something said wrongly on
purpose.
(D) something said to comfort others.
31. The ordinary speech of an educated
person may sound .. ......... to an
uneducated person.
(A) verbose
(B) boring
(C) foolish
(D) pompous
32. The gift of speech should be
used...............
(A) thoughtlessly
(B) carefully
(C) ambiguously
(D) carelessly
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Read the passage and answer the questions given
below it.
Mark Twain, who had earned a reputation
as a humour writer, got an invitation to address
a public meeting. He reached that city on the
day of the meeting. He felt that his programme
had not sufficiently been publicised. There were
not many posters either on the city walls or in
the area near the rail way station. He decided to
find out if the citizens had ample knowledge of
his programme. So, he went to a shop.
He asked at the shop's counter, "Brother.
is there any interesting programme in the city,
where a traveller could spend his evening
usefully and relax?"
"I think there is some lecture in the
evening", the shopkeeper replied in comforting
tone.
"On what basis have you reached that
surmise?"
"I will tell you that, today we have had a
tremendous sale of eggs," said the shopkeeper
and busied himself in work.
33. 'basis' here best means -
(A) have information
(B) knowledge of something
(C) reason for saying something
(D) an important fact or idea
34. Mark Twain was invited to address-
(A) ordinary people
(B) political leaders
(C) social workers
(D) writers of the city
35. He thought that his programme was not
advertised much because
(A) there were not a lot of posters on
the city walls or in the area near the
bus station.
(B) nobody recognised him in the city.
(C) nobody came to receive him.
(D) there were few posters on the city
walls, or in the area near the
railway station.
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any interesting programme in the city that necessary for maintaining ecological
day because - balance.
(A) he wanted to know if the people in S2- ____________________
the city were aware of his S3- ___________________
programme. S4- ____________________
(B) he wanted to attend that programme.
(C) he wanted to relax there. S5 -The extinction of these animals will
(D) he wanted to know about the city as lead to an ecological disaster and the
he was new there. very survival of the human beings
37. The shopkeeper came to the conclusion will be threatened.
that there was some lecture in the evening P- But for centuries, man has been
because- capturing and killing animals to
(A) there were many posters on the appease his greed and commercial
walls of the city. interest.
(B) of the heavy sale of eggs that day at Q- The years of ruthless killing have left
his shop. number of several species of animals
(C) he was told about this by Mark severely depleted.
Twain himself.
R - Thus many species of animals which
(D) he himself got an invitation to
once roamed the earth have become
attend the lecture.
extinct.
Direction : (Ques. No. 38 to 39)
Choose from the options
The following five sentences come from a
paragraph. The frrst and the last sentences are (A) RQP (B) QRP
given. Choose the order in which the three
(C) PRQ (D) PQR
sentences (P Q R) should appear to complete the
paragraph. 40. The following question hiD> the second
sentence missing. Choose the appropriate
38. Sl - At last the great morning arrived and
sentence from the gtven options to
crowds assembled to see the "Taking
complete it.
of the Seat'.
S2 - ____________________ (a) Rickets is a common disease
S3- ____________________ among the children.
S4 - ____________________
(b)
S5 - When he had done this, however. and
(c) The places with dense fog do not
was just about to sit down, one of the
get sufficient light.
twenty five stone angels began to
speak.
P - Then, as he reached the Throne of (A) It is perhaps because their bodies
Judgement, they parted into two are covered with more clothes
lines. during winter.
Q - Pacing through the long hall came (B) The disease is more common in
the judges and priests of the winter.
kingdom. followed by the sovereign.
R - And he walked up in the middle and (C) It occurs in those children who are
went up close to the marble slab. never exposed to the sun
Choose from the options below (D) However, there are many reasons
(A) PQR (B) QPR for this disease apart from lack of
(C) RPQ (0) RQP exposure to the sunlight.

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PHYSICS
1. 1. Unit of frequency is .............. .
(A ) 1 (A) Cyclelsec2
(B ) I (B) Cycle/sec3
(C ) I (C) Cycle/sec4
(D) Hertz

2. CfiT l1R men t - 2. One electron volt is equal to .............. .

(A) 1.6 X 10- 19 (A) 1.6 x 10- 19 Joule
(B ) 16 X 10- 19 (B) 16 x 10- 19 Joule
(C ) 1.6 X 10- 10 (C) 1.6 x 10- 10 Joule
(D) 1.6 x 10- 9 (D) 1.6 x 10-9 Joule

3. <h1 m \lffilT% - 3. Power of a lens is measured in .. .........

(A) Meter
(A )
(B ) Centimeter
(B) it (C) Kilometer
(C ) fq;ctl4l2< it (D) Diaopter
(D ) :SilllG!< it
4. Correct relation is .............. .
4. (A ) ,;. = u 2 + 2a 2s 2
(A ) ,;. = u 2 + 2a2s 2 (B ) ,;. = u 2 - 2a2s 2
(B ) ,;. = u 2 - 2a2s 2
(C) ,;. = u 2 + 2as
(C ) ,;. = u 2 + 2as (D ) ,;. = u 2 + 2a2s
(D ) ,;. = u 2 + 2a2s
5. If the velocity of a wave is 400 m/sec
5. fcnm cWi CfiT WI 4oo m./ll. %a:m: and frequency is 100 Hz, then the
wavelength of the wave is ........ .......
<A > 6 (B ) 2.8 (A) 6 m (B ) 2.8 m
(C ) (D ) (C ) 3m (D ) 4m

6. <h1 "TJ'fu w:flq;<ol 3lJID< 6. According to Newton's Second law of

Motion-
(A ) f = m xv
(A ) f = m x v
(B ) f =m x a (B ) f = m x a

(C ) f - m m
( C ) f =-
a a
(D ) f =m m
v (D ) f =-
v
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m its weight is .............. .
(A ) w = mg (B ) w = -
g m
(A ) w = mg (B ) w =-
(C) g = m-w (D) w = m +g g
(C) g = m-w (D ) w =m +g
8. 8. When we rub our hands, which of the
following is true ?
(A) Kinetic energy converted to
(A ) q;y qf<qd11
heat energy.
(B ) CfiT <rif:rq; "4ftcffi;r 1 (B) Heat energy converted to
qf<qd11
mechanical energy.
(C )
(C) Mechanical energy converted to
(D ) qf<qd1 1 heat energy.
(D ) Heat energy converted to kinetic
energy.
9.
9. Correct relation is ... .......... .
1
(A ) = 746 W
(A) 1 Horse power = 746 W
(B ) 2 -rn:f = 746 W (B ) 2 Horse power= 746 W
(C) 1 -rn:f = 740 W (C) 1 Horse power= 740 W
CD) 1 -rn:f f i = 373 W (D ) 1 Horse power = 373 W

10. 10. The kinetic energy of an object is K. If

CfiT Cfi\ \iffliJ m its velocity is doubled, then its kinetic
energy will be .......... ... ..
mm- (A) K (B) 2K
(A) K (B) 2K
K (C ) 4K (D) K
(C) 4K (D ) - 4
4

11. cWff CfiT mm t - 11. Frequency of Ultrasonic waves is .......

(A) less than 20,000 Hz.
<A> 20,000 Hz "Cfi111
(B ) 20,000 Hz I (B) greater than 20,000 Hz.
(C ) 20 Hz "Cfi111 (C) less than 20Hz.
(D) 1000Hz (D) 1000Hz.

12. frn q;r "E1Ccfi (95%) 12. Which is the important constituent
(95%) of natural gas?
t- (A) Methane
(A)
(B) Propane
(B )
(C) Ethane
(C) CD) Chlorine
(D)
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13. X, Y Z -dR ctT if 13. Structure of nuclei of three atoms
th:i111 f.l1:1 f - X, Y and Z are as follows :
(1 ) X has 90 Protons and 146
( 1) X it >rTiR 90 146 I
Neutrons.
(2) Ylf 92 >rTiR 146
(2) Y has 92 Protons and 146
( 3) Z if 90 >rTiR 148 Neutrons.
3Wm 1R f.l1:1lf qft;;m (3) Z has 90 Protons and 148
Neutrons.
(A) Which of the following statement is
fl correct based on above data ?
(B) X Y X Z (A) X and Z are isotopes; Y and Z
are isobars.
(C) Y Z X Y
(B) X and Y are isotopes; X and Z
are isobars.

(C) Y and Z are isobars; X and Y
(D) X Z X Y are isotopes.
fl (D) X and Z are isotopes; X andY
are isobars.
14. ctT 14. Electron was discovered by ........
(A ) (A) Chadwick
(B ) <<::<4114 (B) Rutherford
(C ) (C) Thomson

(D) Niel's Bohr

15. 15. An acid, obtained by destructive

mm t" distillation of wood, which in turn
flcn f1T.lTuy it
gives acetic acid is .. .. .......... .
m-m t (A) Oxalic acid
<A> (B) Pyroligneous acid
(B ) (C) Chloro acetic acid
(C) (D) Citric acid
(D)
16. The reagent obtained by dissolving
16. <fiT q
Copper . sulphate m aqueous

solution of Citric acid and Sodium
it GAT
carbonate is .............. .
(A ) iteR (A) Bayer's reagent
(B ) (B) Tollen's reagent
(C ) (C) Fehling reagent
(D ) (D) Benedict reagent

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17 mq \1{ m -q combination of 14 group and 17 group
elements of Periodic table will be ..... .
(A ) (A ) Electrovalent bond
(B )
(B) Co-ordinate bond
(C) Van der Waals bond
(C )
(D) Covalent bond
(D )
18. Which of the following is thermo-
18. f.!l;; if -B Cfi't.mT "ffili t? resistant polymer ?
(A ) 3ifttfR (B )
(A) Orlan (B) Polythene
(C ) (D ) (C) Teflon (D) Bakelite
19. 1&141f.P'4'4 19. Aluminium ore is .............. .
(A ) (B) (A) Haematite (B) Dolomite
(C) (D) (C) Bauxite (D) Calamine
20. Blfs4'1 (Na2C03) em fBf{14il 20. When Sodium carbonate (N a 2C03)
(Si0 2) reacts with Silica (Si02) gives .....
(A ) (A ) Soda glass
(B) c:fR< (B) Water glass
"'
(C) 8i'Cffi q;rq (C) Crook's glass
(D ) 414{<ru (D) Pyrex glass

21. f1tJtoT q,1 fcrf'=l if {ifSfi4(11 21. In Haber process of Ammonia

production, the element used as
catalytic promotor to increase the

activity of Iron catalyst is ......
(A ) Ni
(A ) Ni (Nickel)
(B )
(B) W (Tungston)
(C) V (C ) V (Vanadium)
(D ) Mo ('iffctfci51'1 ) (D ) Mo (Molybednum)

22. ctr q;1q;Jt 22. In order to decrease the role of

t?
\1ffilT
setting of Cement, wliich
compound is mixed in it ?
(A) Ca(0H)2 s3ll (A) Ca(OH) 2 (Slaked lime)
(B ) CaC03
(B) CaC0 3 (Calcium Carbonate)
(C) CaS04 .2H20 (C) CaS04 .2H20 (Gypsum)
(D ) Al20 3 (D) Al20 3 (Alumina)

23. "ffi'q t- 23. Which element forms maximum

(A ) N (B ) P
multiple bonds ?
(A ) N (B ) P
(C ) As (D ) Bi (C ) As (D ) Bi

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24. 24. Which scientist discovered

"Tricarboxylic acid" ?
(A) (A) Krab
(B) (B) Watson and Crick
(C) (C) Sanger
(D) (D) Edison

25. it CfiR m 25. Which nitrogen base is absent in

D.N.A.?
(A) (A) Adenine
(B) :ranf.R (B) Guanine
(C) (C) Uracil
(D) (D) Cytosine

26. \Jilc:mq - 26. Fossils are found in ...............

(A) :q?>ll1')i it (A) Igneous rocks
(B) it (B) Sedimentary rocks
(C) "hi4H1 n:a
,. it (C) Metamorphic rocks
(D) (D) All of the above

27. it -qr:rr 27. Chlorophyll contains ...............

(A) (A) Potassium
(B) (B) Iron
(C) (C) Manganese
(D) (D) Magnesium

28. -qrm it 3TIFcm1' q;r fcfi7.n 28. In plants "Auxin" is used for .........
(A) (A) Division of cell.
(B) (B) Ripening of fruits.
(C) l@' tfGtR it (C) Root growth inhibition.
(D) Glt:t1Ch{OI Cf1tf:tl"hl it (D) Elongation and division of cell.
29. q;r ClHf'ifd"h 1T4"
29. Botanical name of ArnJa is ........
(A) (A) Ocimum sanctum
(B) (B) Phyllanthus emblica
(C) (C) Saraca indica
(D) tfli$Chfl (D) Ficus bengalensis

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<:) Cf1trR: 'IT'll %- human heart in between which of
(A ) GJii CJ Wt f.R:i<;J 1
the following ?
(A) Right auricle and right
(B ) -q f.R:i<;J I
ventricle.
(C ) (B) Left auricle and left ventricle.
(D ) (C) Right and left auricle.
(D) Left auricle and systemic aorta.
31. if m m sil41RA'Jfc:Cfi
cfi) f.lr Cfi1t" - 31. Which Is a prokaryotic cell,
amongst the foilowing ?
(A ) Amoeba
(B) C4CR.lR:41
(B) Bacteria
(C)
(C) Yeast

(D) Euglena

32. 32. Excretory organs of Earthworm

(A ) ik4)'ii"l41 are ............. ..
(B) (A ) Malpighian tubules
(C) (B) Nephridia
(D) (C) Kidneys
CD) Flame cells
33. f.:rt;f if "it tfim 'IT'll
t- 33. Which hormone is not found m
plants?
(A )
(A ) Gibberellin
(B ) 3lTfcHR (B) Auxin
(C )
(C) Cytokinin
(D ) lctifilfl1 (D) Glucagon
34. Cf1T 3GhH:UI % - 34. Example of omnivorous animals is-
(A ) (A ) Sheep
<B) m-crr (B) Deer
cc> m (C) Lion
(D) Cockroach
(D )

35. f.:rt;f if II qftco\laft II Cfil 35. Which of the following IS an

3Gi ti<OI t- example of Insectivorous plant -
(A ) Cuscuta
(B )
(B) Rafflesia
(C) Drosera
(C)
(D ) Tulsi

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36. foq it {i9)S::!It1 qn . . %- 36. Which pillar in scription describes

about 'Samudragupta' ?
(A )
(A ) Prayag Prashasti
(B) fTrft.TR (B) Girinar Prashasti
(C) (C) Mehroli Prashasti
(D) (D) Sarnath Prashasti

37. Which epic describes about the

37. 1111:' q;r if
'lndraprasth Nagar' ?

(A ) Ramayan
(A ) {lqll\01
(B) Mahabharata
(B) (C) Rigveda
(C) (D) MudraRakshasa
(D)

38. The War of Tarain was fought

38. among .............. .
(A) (A) Shivaji and Jai Singh.
(B) Prithviraj Chouhan and
(B ) ql(? Ui<:: '1ffil Mohammad Gouri.
(C) 'il (? Ui<:: TiiU \llllfti(? (C) Mohammad Gouri and Jai
Singh.
(D ) -mm v:ci (D) Prithviraj Chouhan and
Ghajnavi.

39. 39. Which state was established by

fcfi"liT I Harihar I and Bukha ?
(A ) {1\311 11{ (A ) Raj Nagar
(B) (B) Shri Nagar
(C) fq\lll\1 11< (C) Vijay Nagar
(D) (D) Chandra Nagar

40. {lq::qf{(l l1Fm "fumn I 40. Who wrote Ramcharit Manas ?

(A ) (A ) Ramdas
(B) (B) Surdas
(C) (C) Haridas
(D) Tulsidas
(D)

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of .......
(A)
(A) Raj Vardhan
(B)
(B) Harsha Vardhan
(C) (C) Bali Vardhan
(D) (D) Shri Vardhan

42. 42. Jungle Satyagraha happened

m ...............
(A)
(A) Seoni district
(B) (B) Rewa district
(C) (C) Bhopal district
(D) (D) Indore district

t<ilct'lctl R41fm1 fctctl;ftq;<ol CflT

43. After independence, who was the
43.
pioneer of Integration of States ?

(A) Sardar Patel
.

(A)
(B) \J1Cim<eR1
(B) Jawaharlal Nehru
(C) Mahatma Gandhi
(C) (D) Dr. Rajendra Prasad
(D)

44. Which Article of the Constitution

44.
of India gives special status to
-q;) fc:m'q '{1\i'lf 'Cf;l G'ffl ll<n %?
Jammu and Kashmir ?
(A) mu 365 (A) Article 365
(B) mu 370 (B) Article 370
(C) t.mT 375 (C) Article 375
(D) t.mT 380 (D) Article 380

45. fcm1l ?.TT ? 45. Red Fort was built by ...............

(A) (A) Babar
(B) (B) Akbar
... (C) Shahjahan
(C)

(D) (D) Aurangzeb

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46. f.:r8 -q (Rq

46. Which of the following is not a
radioactive element?
(A)
(A) Uranium
(B) (B) Thorium
(C) (C) Strontium
(D) t8fc14 (D) Platinum

47. f.:r8 -q 47. Which of the following gas is

f-i!Ult::R ? responsible for 'Global-Warming' ?
(A) (A ) Methane

(B) (B) Ozone

(C) Carbon-dioxide
. (C) CfiTiiR SFJ31Tcru
(D) (D) Nitrogen

48. 'qffif qft \111110111 2011 >rfu 48. According to Census 2011, the
number of females per thousand

males is ...... .........
(A )950 (A ) 950
(B) 943 (B) 943
(C) 940 (C) 940
(D) 942 CD) 942

49. CRT 3WK-l 49. Tata Iron and Steel Company

Wf (TISCO) is located in
(A) (A) Jamshedpur
(B) Rourkela
(B) {13i{Ch<:11
(C) Bhilai
(C)
(D) Bhopal
(D)

50. f.:r8 -q '1Cft *rr qft fl61ll<tl

50. Which of the following river is not
a tributary of Ganges ?

CA) Yamuna
(A )
(B) Ghaghra
(B ) entm
(C) Gandak
(C) lisen
(D) Satluj

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in the formation of soil.
(A ) Wind and water.
(A )
(B) Decomposed plants and
(B) animals.
(C) (C) R0cks and temperatnre.
(D) (D) Water accumulatiOn.

52. Cfl(;s{l{ill Wre %? 52. Kaziranga National Park is located

in which State ?
(A )
(A ) Kerala
(B) 3lmPl (B) Assam
(C) (C) West Bengal
(D) (D) Madhya Pradesh

53. Sfiifu t- 53. Blue revolution is related to ..........

(A ) Fruit production
(A )
(B) Fish production
(B)
(C) Sheep rearing
(C) (D) Milk product ion
(D)

54. Ganges of SouthP.rn is ... ...... .

54. 'lffi(f ctt 7trrJ %- (A ) Narmada
(A ) 1lf<T
(B) Knshnu
(B )
(C) Kaveri
(C) t:lilclft
(D) Godavari
(D)

55. World Population Day is celebrated

55. kcm "tRTlff \jj'fffi %- every year on ...............
(A) (A ) 11 July
(B) (B) 5June
(C) 8 l1TT.f (C) 8March
(D) 8 fe:fl4{ (D) 8 December

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56. '1-lTf it CfiT Cfl'f 56. In which year, Right to Information

fcnll1 "TTlrT ? was enacted in India ?
(A) 2000 (A) 2000
(B) 2001 (B) 2001
(C) 2004 (C) 2004
(D) 2005 (D) 2005

57. Wcfm1 CfiT f.fGfuT .... 57. Indian Constitution was

(A) )ffiC\t{ formulated by ........
(B)
(A) Drafting Committee.
(B) Constitutional Assembly.
(C) (C) Simon Commission.
(D) (D) Lok Sabha.

58. awiTrr it fCfitR m-a f? 58. How many members are there in
(A) 1 the Election Commission of India ?
(B) 2 (A) 1
(C) 3 (B) 2
(D) 5 (C) 3
(D) 5
59. {<4d3fat CfiT CfiT


,,. I 59. 'R1ght to Freedom' IS related to
which article?
(A)
(A) Article- 14
(B)
(B) Article- 16
(C) (C) Article- 19
(D) (D) Article- 20

60. it 4f?t4ftt:4< ctT ctT 60. Who presides over the meeting of
Cfi'R CfmiT %I 'Council of Ministers' in India ?
(A) President
(B)
(B) Vice President
(C) Prime Minister
(C)
(D) None of those.
(D)
61. Main objective of Political Parties
61. U"14lfa"h CfiT %- is ........ .
(A) t:rffi )11"l<f {A) To get power.
(B) (B) To critici7.e.
(C) (C) To support.
(D ) d I"h q ct CfiT f.1i:rtuT (D) Formulation of public opinion.

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 62. cnm - t '\iR'ffi <ffi, 62. Who said "Democracy IS the
'\iR'ffi &ffi 3ffi \;f1ffi I Government, of the people, by the
people and for the people" ?
(A)
(A) Abraham Lincoln
(B ) \ifT\if q 1Plill21
(B) George Washington
(C) l'1ttft (C) Mahatma Gandhi
(D) (D) Rajendra Prasad

63. 'lnf em '31l 21 Cfff 63. When was the voting age reduced
18 "Cl1f Tft I from 21 years to 18 years in India?
(A) 1977 (A) 1977
(B) 1980 (B) 1980
(C) 1985 (C) 1985
CD) 1990 (D) 1990

64. 3ffi M l1Ur CfiT fcrcqm 64. Distribution of powers between the
Centre and States 1s mentioned in
(A) I which schedule ?
(A) I
(B) III
(B ) III
(C) v (C) v
(D) vn (D) VII

65. 6-if 65. The right to provide free and

cnf.f CfiT m -?r compulsory education to the
-q -m1 %I children in the age group of 6 to 14
has been provided in which article ?
(A) 20A
(A) 20A
(B ) 21 A (B ) 21A
CC) 22A (C) 22A
(D) 23A (D) 23A

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66. mtflf 'tR fcllf"i(q 66. Under the capitalistic economy, the
'
factors of production are owned
(A) 'fRCfiR CfiT by ......
(B) f.r-ffl' oq rmli'i CfiT (A) Government.
(B) Private individuals.
(C) Gf.:ITCfil
(C) Both.
(D) -B CfiT{ -:m (D) None of the above.

67. 67. Minimum Support Price is related

(A) to the ...............
(B) (A) Agricultural sector
-B
(B) Industrial sector
(C)
(C) Service sector
CD) (D) None of the above

68. ft;rcf 31Tq; q,1 68. The Reserve Bank of India was
(A) qtf 1947 established in the year .. .............
(A) 1947
(B) qcf 1951 (B) 1951
(C) qtf 1935 (C) 1935
(D) qcf 1969 (D) 1969

69. The duration of the First Five Year

69. '41l q,1 q:qqtff4 q,1
Plan of India was ...............
(A) 1947-1952 (A) 1947-1952
(B) 1950-1955
(B) 1950-1955
(C) 1955-1960
(D) 1951-1956 (C) 1955-1960
(D) 1951-1956

70. '41l CfiT 70. The concept of Poverty Line was

f(l.IT ? first given in India by ....... ........
(A) v
411ilt?1
' (A) Dr. Manmohan Singh
(B) (B) Dr. Dandekar
(C) (C) Dr. Amartya Sen

(D) Mahatma Gandhi
(D)

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.JS - 2 .J5 + 2 .
7 .JS - 2 t .J5 + 2 71. Simple form of J5 + + J5 _ IS ......
1. J5 + 2 .J5 - 2 2 2
(A) 9+ J5 (B) 18 (A) 9+ / 5 (B ) 18
(C) 18 + .J5 (D) 9 (C) 18 + .J5 (D ) 9

72. * lb = 3a ,
a2
b = ? 72. If Jb = 3a , then b
a2
= ?

a2 1 a2 1
" (A ) 3a (B) (A ) 3a (B )
9 9
b b
(C ) 9 (D) (C) 9 (D)
3a 3a

73.
73. The notal number of symmetry axis
mmt-? for a square is .............. .
(A ) 1 (B ) 2
(A ) 1 (B ) 2
(C ) 3 (D ) 4 (C ) 3 (D ) 4

74.
1
q;r %I 1
74. Simple form of ---=-- is ....
1-
3-- 1
3-
2-! 2-!
7 7
13 32
(B ) 13 32
(A) 32 13 (B )
(A ) 32 13
7 13 7 13
(C) 13 (D) (D)
7 (C) 13 7

75. x 2 + 15x - 3250 q;r !J>DI1& 0 s 75. Factors of polynomial

m-rrr - x2 + 15x - 3250 will be .....
<A) (x - 50) (x + 35) (A ) (x -50) (x + 35)
(B ) 65) (x
(x - + 50) (B) (x- 65) (x + 50) ....
(C) (x- 50) (x- 35) (C ) (x- 50) (x- 35)
(D) (x + 65) (x- 50) (D) (x + 65) (x -50) -
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76. f1C1f(1ftJCI q;r 1lA t" - 76. The value of the following is :
(0.44)2 + (0.06)2 + (0.024)2 (0.44) 2 + (0.06)2 + (0.024)2
(0.044)2 + (0.006) 2 + (0.0024) 2 (0.044)2 + (0.006)2 + (0.0024)2
(A) 0.100 (B) 0.01 (A) 0.100 (B) 0.01
(C) 100 (D) 1 (C) 100 (D) 1

77. 110 t 77. The product of two numbers is 110

.m 264 t q;r 7.1TrT
and the sum of their squares is 264,
then the sum of these numbers will
(A) 22 (B) 24 be ....
(C) 20 (D) 28 (A) 22 (B) 24
(C) 20 (D) 28

78. 78. If two chords of a circle are

equidistance from the centre of the
circle, then they are ...............
(A)
(A) Equal to each other.
(B)
(B) Not equal to each other.
(C) 3Wm CfiUft f I (C) Intersect each other.
(D) (D) None of these.

79. 'lfR A:B = 1:2, B:C = 3:4, C:D = 5:6, 79. If A:B = 1:2, B:C = 3:4, C:D = 5:6,
A:D then value of A:D will be ...............
5 8 5 8
(A) - (B) - (A) - (B)
8 5 8 5
5 5
(C) (D) 5:16 (C) (D ) 5:16
16 16

1- sine t 1- sine
80. 80. is equal to ...............
1+ sine 1+sine
(A) cosec e - cot 8 (A) cosec 0- cot 8
(B ) tan 8-sece (B ) tan O-see e
(C) seeS-tan 8 (C) sec e- tan 8
(D ) cot e- cosec 8 (D) cot e - cosec e

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 81. In the given figure, the values of x
andy are .............. .

(A) X = 60' y = 12
(B) X = 60, y = 10 (A) X y = 12
= 60,
(C) X = 12, y = 60 (B) X = 60, y = 10

= 50, y = 20 (C) X= 12, y = 60

(D) X
(D) X= 50, y = 20

82. sin 12 cos 78 + cos 12 sin 78 CflT liR 82. The value of
l- sin 12 cos 78 + cos 12 sin 78 is ...... .
(A) 0
(A) 0
(B) 1
(B) 1
(C) -1
(C) -1
(D) Wt it tfiTt (D) None of these.

83. Cflf fin am F em CfiT '-ir1 83. Five years ago the sum of ages of the
40 Cftl I ii S"1cfft CflT 3f:rlffi father and the son was 40 years. In
4:1 t, if fin qft present it's ratio is 4:1, then the
(A) 30 crr:f present age of father is .............. .
(B) 40 crtf (A) 30 years
(B) 40 years
{C) 45 Cflt
(C) 45 years
(D) 42 Cflf (D) 42 yerus

84. v:cn 10 fcrorf$IT %m

84. The marks of10 students in a certain
20, 19,50,48,50,36,35,50,40, subJect in a class are 20, 19, 50, 48,
4o 111TfU!Cfil m 50, 36, 35, 50, 40, 40. The mean and
(A) 40, 50 (B) 50, 40 mode are respectively as .............. .
(A) 40, 50 (B) 50, 40
(C) 40, 35 (D) 35, 40 (C) 40,35 (D) 35,40

85. -en Sfl41'1d msznan crrff CfiT m 85. The sum of the squares of two
313%. consecutive natural numbers is 313.
13,-12 Then the numbers will be .............. .
CA) 12, 13 (B)
(A) 12, 13 (B) 13, -12
(C) 12,-13 (D) -12,-13
(C) 12, -13 tD) -12.-13

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86. 3lq;l q,l 7:Wr 100 t atCfi 86. The sum of two numbers is 100 and
"ffizyrr one number is two less than twice the
'rfA fcfia.n m- other number. Then the numbers
are .....
(A) 34,66. (B) 24, 76 (A) 34,66 (B) 24, 76
(C) 44,56 (D) 46,54 (C) 44,56 CD) 46,54

87. (ab +be +ca) Ciil Ol1cRf fcfic.rr lffl 87. (ab +bc+ca) can be expressed as ......
(A) abc (a+b+r.) (A) abc (a+b+c)
(B) ab (a+c) (B) ab (a+c)

(C) abc (1 1 1)
-+-+- (C) abc (1 1 1)
-+-+-
a b c a b c

(D) (D) +i)

88. m <fiT L.C.M. 2520 a:ffi 88. If the L.C.M. of two numbers is 2520
H .C.F 12t", m andH.C.F. is 12. Its one number is 504,
then the other number will be .....

(A) 50 (B) 65 (A) 50 (B) 65
(C) 40 (D) 60 (C) 40 (D) 60

89. n <.WT 89. The sum of first n natural numbers

is .....
n
(A) -
2 n
(A) -
2
n(n + 1)
(B)
2 n(n+ 1)
(B)
2
n+l
(C)
2 n+1
CC)
(D) n+l 2
(D) n+1

90. 2000 w. cp:f 5% qrfifq; 90. Calculate compound interest 0n

2000 for 2 years at the rate 5%.
em fcfia.n m?
(A) 105 <B) 200
(A) 105 (B) 200
(C) 205 <D> 2205
(C) 205 (D) 2205

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ANSWERS
PART I, MENTAL ABILITY TEST (MAT)

1. B 2. C 3. B 4. D 5. A 6. A 7. B
8. D 9. D 10. B 11. C 12. D 13. C 14. C
15. B 16. C 17. D 18. C 19. No option is matching
20. D 21. C 22. C 23. B 24. A/B 25. B 26. C
27. D 28. C 29. C 30. A 31. A 32. C 33. B
34. C 35. C 36. B 37. D 38. B 39. B 40. D
41. C 42. A 43. B 44. D 45. C 46. No option is matching
47. C 48. D 49. D 50. B

PART III, SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST (SAT)

PHYSICS :
1. D 2. A 3. D 4. C 5. D 6. B 7. A
8. C 9. A 10. C 11. B 12. A

CHEMISTRY :
13. A 14. C 15. B 16. D 17. D 18. C 19. C
20. B 21. D 22. C 23. A

BIOLOGY :
24. A 25. C 26. B 27. D 28. D 29. B 30. B
31. B 32. B 33. D 34. D 35. C

HISTORY :
36. A 37. B 38. B 39. C 40. D 41. B 42. A
43. A 44. B 45. C

GEOGRAPHY :
46. D 47. C 48. B 49. A 50. D 51. D 52. B
53. B 54. D 55. A

CIVICS :
56. D 57. B 58. C 59. C 60. C 61. D 62. A
63. D
th
Note : Voting age was reduced by 66 Amendment Act, 1988 and this act was executed from 28 March
1989.
So option (D) 1990 can be the most appropriate option to be opted.
64. D 65. B

ECONOMICS :
66. B 67. A 68. C 69. D 70. B

MATHEMATICS :
71. B 72. B 73. D 74. A 75. D 76. C 77. A
78. A 79. D 80 C 81. No option is Matching 82. B 83. B
84. No option is Matching 85. A 86. A 87. C 88. D 89. B
90. C

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