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1. 
7th India energy congress held in which city? 
*A. Newdelhi  B. Bengaluru 
 
C. Pune    
D. Mumbai 
 
2. 
If ‘+’ means‘×’, ‘-’ means ‘÷’, ‘×’ means ‘+’ 
and ‘÷’ means ‘-’ then what is the value of: 
 
208 - 4 + 3 ÷ 23×57 
           *A. 190   B. 195  
C. 201 D. 290 
 
3. 
IRS series of Indian Satellites are used for: 
 
A. Forestry 
 
B. Communication 
           *C. Remote Sensing 
D. Astronomy 
 
4. 
A purse contains Rs.455 in the form of Rs.1, 
Rs.2, and Rs.5 coins in the ratio of 2:4:5. What 
is the number of Rs.2 coins in the purse? 
 
A. 26 *B. 52  
C. 55 
D. 13 
 
5. 
In which of the following states was the first 
passenger train started in India? 
           *A. Maharashtra  
B. Tamil Nadu 
 
C. Uttar Pradesh 
D. West Bengal 
 
6. 
A shopkeeper boys an induction cooker for 
Rs.2750 and sells it for Rs.2860. Find his gam 
percentage. 
 
A. 1% B. 2%  
C. 3% *D. 4% 
 
7. 
Aparna said, “Thai man is my brother’s wife’s 
son’s only paternal uncle’s father". How is the 
man related to Aparna?  
A. Paternal Grandfather 
           *B. Father 
 
C. Uncle 
 
D. Son 
 
8. 
If Sin θ - Cos θ = 0, then what is the value of 
the expression: 
 
(Sin4θ + Cos4θ) 
 
A. 1 
B.¾ 
 
C.1/4 
*D. 1/2  
 
9. 
Hiten introduced Mita as his son’s maternal 
grandfather’s only son;d only sister’s mother-
in-law. How is Mita related to Hiten? 
           *A. Mother 
 
B. Mother-in-law 
 
C. Wife  
 
D. Maternal Aunt 
10. 
The river Godavari does NOT pass through 
which of the following states? 
 
A. Maharashtra            *B. Gujarat 
 
C. Chhattisgarh  
D. Andhra Pradesh 
11. 
Due to which of the below mentioned reasons, 
do clouds float in the sky? 
 
A. Low temperature 
B. Low speed 
           *C. Low pressure 
D. Low density 
 
12. 
Which of the following statues is an icon of 
freedom designed by a French Sculptor? 
 
A. Statue of Unity       *B. Statue of Liberty 
 
C. Statue of Law 
D. Statue of Zeus  
 
13. 
Antonio Meucci is associated with the 
invention of: 
           *A. Telephone 
 
B. Automobile 
 
C. T.FD 
 
D. Industrial Robot 
 
14. 
If the cost price of 12 books is equal to the 
selling price of 8 books, what is the gain 
percent? 
 
A. 12%  
 
B. 30% 
 
C. 40%  
           *D. 50% 
 
15. 
Find the LCM of 18,33 and 37. 
 
A. 2442  
           *B. 7326 
 
C. 814  
 
D. 1221 
Comprehension: 
Read the information given below and answer the 
questions that follow: 
Information about the Number of Candidates who 
appeared, qualified and then were selected in a 
Competitive Examination from Delhi over the years 
1997 to 2001 is given below. 
Year 
Appeared 
Qualified 
Selected 
1997 
8000 
850 
94 
1998 
4800 
500 
48 
1999 
7500 
640 
82 
2000 
9500 
850 
90 
2001 
9000 
800 
70 
Sub-Question No: 16 
16. 
What is the average number of candidates 
selected over the given period (round it to the 
nearest integer)?

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A. 79  
 
*B. 77 
 
C. 76 
 
 
D. 74 
Comprehension: 
Read the information given below and answer the 
questions that follow: 
Information about the Number of Candidates who 
appeared, qualified and then were selected in a 
Competitive Examination from Delhi over the years 
1997 to 2001 is given below. 
Year 
Appeared 
Qualified 
Selected 
1997 
8000 
850 
94 
1998 
4800 
500 
48 
1999 
7500 
640 
82 
2000 
9500 
850 
90 
2001 
9000 
800 
70 
Sub-Question No: 17 
17. 
For which year, is to ratio of number of 
candidates who were selected to the number of 
candidates who qualified the highest? 
 
A 1998   
 
B. 2000  
 
C. 2001  
           *D. 1999 
Comprehension: 
Read the information given below and answer the 
questions that follow: 
Information about the Number of Candidates who 
appeared, qualified and then were selected in a 
Competitive Examination from Delhi over the years 
1997 to 2001 is given below. 
Year 
Appeared 
Qualified 
Selected 
1997 
8000 
850 
94 
1998 
4800 
500 
48 
1999 
7500 
640 
82 
2000 
9500 
850 
90 
2001 
9000 
800 
70 
Sub-Question No: 18 
18. 
In which year is the lowest percentage of 
candidates selected over those appeared?  
 
A. 1998  
 
B. 2000 
           *C. 2001  
 
D. 1999  
 
19. 
Which 
of 
the 
following 
Religious 
Communities has been granted the ‘Minority' 
status 
by 
the 
Indian 
Government 
on 
30thJanuary 2014? 
 
A. Sikh  
 
B. Buddhist  
           *C. Jain  
 
D. Parsi 
 
20. 
Which two signs should be interchanged to 
make the following equation correct?  
72 ÷ 9 + 5×3 – 2= 41 
 
A. ÷and – 
           *B.× and + 
 
C.÷ and × 
 
D.×and – 
 
21. 
In MS Excel, what is function inside another 
function called? 
 
A. Round function 
B. Sandwich function 
 
C. Switch function      *D. Nested function 
 
22. 
Who is the real founder of the Gupta Empire? 
 
A. Chandragupta II 
B. Samudragupta 
           *C. Sri Gupta 
 
D. Ghatookacha 
 
23. 
In order to help in the freedom struggle, which 
newspaper was started by LokmanyaTilak? 
           *A. Kesari 
 
 
 
 
B. Amrit Bazar Patrika 
 
C. Ghadar 
 
D. Harijan 
 
24. 
Which European country was the first to 
Introduce bank notes and was recently in the 
news to soon become the first cashless country 
in the world? 
 
 
A. UK  
 
B. Germany 
           *C. Sweden 
 
D. Switzerland 
 
25. 
Which premier watchmaker has associated 
with Google to develop a smart luxury watch? 
 
A. RADO 
           *B. Tag Heuer 
 
C. Omega 
 
D. Titan 
 
26. 
The Crescograph, a device for measuring 
growth in plants, was invented by. 
 
A.Hyder Ali 
 
 
 
B.Satyendra Bose 
 
C.Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar 
           *D.Jagadish Chandra Bose

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27. 
Arjun, travelling from Pune to Goa, covers 
distance of 1000 km at 4 km/hr and the return 
journey at 3 km/hr. What was his average 
speed daring his entire journey?

28. 
Compute: 4237.43 + 453.32 + 24.12 - 387.23

29. 
Which of the following is the first animal to go 
to into spatial orbit on board the Soviet 
Sputnik 2?

30. 
The Thousand Pillar Temple, a historic Hindu 
temple located in the town of Hanarnakonda, 
was built by;

31. 
Which of the following is the idea that new 
species are formed from the sudden and 
unexpected emergence of a alterations in 
their defining traits

Comprehension: 
Read the passage given below and answer the 
questions that follow: 
Prema, Qufub, Rahul, Stalin, Tuhin, Ujala, Varun and 
Waheeda are sitting around a circle seeing the center. 
Waheeda is to the immediate left of Prema but is not 
the neighbor of Tuhin or Stalin. 
Ujala is to the immediate right of Qutub. 
Varun is sitting next to Tuhin. 
Rahul is sitting between Tuhin and Ujala. 
Sub-Question No: 32 
32. 
What is the position of Stalin?

*A. On the immediate left of Qutub 
 
B. Second to the right of Ujala

Comprehension: 
Read the passage given below and answer the 
questions that follow: 
Prerna, Qufub, Rahul, Stalin, Tuhin, Ujala, Varun and 
Waheeda are sitting around a circle feeing the center. 
Waheeda is to the immediate left of Prerna but is not 
the neighbor of Tuhin or Stalin. 
Ujala is to the immediate right of Qutub. 
Varun is sitting next to Tuhin. 
Rahul is sitting between Tuhin and Ujala. 
Sub-QuestionNo:33 
33. 
Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A. Tuhin is sitting in between Ujala and Qutub

*C.Varun is the right of Tuhin said also to the

D.Prerna is second to the right of Stalin

Comprehension: 
Read the passage given below and answer the 
questions that follow: 
Prerna, Qufub, Rahul, Stalin, Tuhin, Ujala, Varun and 
Waheeda are sitting around a circle feeing the center. 
Waheeda is to the immediate left of Prerna but is not 
the neighbor of Tuhin or Stalin. 
Ujala is to the immediate right of Qutub. 
Varun is sitting next to Tuhin. 
Rahul is sitting between Tuhin and Ujala. 
Sub-Question No:34 
34. 
In which of the following pairs, the second 
person is second to the right of the first 
person? 
A. Rahul, Prerna 
B. Varun, Waheeda

35. 
In which year did archery have its official 
debut at the Summer Olympics?

36. 
If the ratio of the angles of a triangle is 2:4:3, 
then what is the sum of the smallest angle of 
the triangle and the largest angle of the 
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C. 140 degrees   
D. 110 degrees 
 
37. 
The company Interglobe Aviation, which 
recently came out with its IPO, controls which 
one of the fallowing airlines? 
           *A. Indigo 
 
B. Go Air  
 
C. Spice Jet  
 
D. Air Asia 
 
38. 
A Refrigerator works on which of the 
following principles? 
 
A. Osmosis 
 
B. Centrifugation 
 
C. Dispersion            *D. Evaporation 
 
39. 
Based on the relationship between the first two 
words, find out the missing word.  
FISHES: AQUARIUM:: BIRDS :_______ 
           *A. AVIARY 
 
B. APIARY 
 
C. BYRE 
 
D. DREY  
 
40. 
Based on the relationship between the first two 
words, find out the missing word.  
THE COLOSSEUM: ITALY:: PETRA: ____ 
 
A. MEXICO 
           *B. JORDAN 
 
C. GERMANY  
D. BRAZIL 
 
41. 
In which year did Indian Men’s Hockey team 
win its first Olympic gold medal? 
           *A. 1928  
 
B. 1956 
 
C. 1975  
 
D. 1982 
 
42. 
IPCC stands for: 
 
A. Inter Parliamentary Panel for Climate 
 
Change 
           *B. 
Intergovernmental 
Panel 
on 
Climate 
 
Change 
 
C. Inter Government Parliamentary Panel on 
 
Climate Change 
 
D. International Panel on Climate Change 
 
43. 
In the Parliament of India, who was the first 
speaker of the LokSabha? 
 
A. M. A. Ayyangar 
           *B. Ganesh Mavalankar 
 
C.SardarHukam Singh 
 
D. NeelamSanjeeva Reddy 
 
44. 
The classical dance of Kathakali belongs to 
which Indian state? 
 
A.Odisha 
           *B. Kerala 
 
C. Andhra Pradesh 
D. Assam  
 
45. 
When a natural number n is divided by 5 the 
remainder is 4. What is the remainder when 2n 
is divided by 5? 
 
A. 2 
 
           *B. 3 
 
C. 4 
 
 
D. 0 
 
46. 
7 men and 3 women complete the work 
together in 10 days. 8 men and 2 women 
complete the same work In 8 days. How much 
work can be done by 10 men in one day? 
 
A. 17.5% 
 
B. 20% 
           *C. 25%  
 
D. 23% 
 
47. 
Which of the following atoms has the largest 
diameter? 
           *A. Iodine 
 
B. Fluorine 
 
C. Chlorine 
 
D. Bromine 
48. 
Given below are parts of a statement. Select 
the correct order ofthese parts to make a 
meaningful statement. 
P:the impact business management choices  
Q: the impact of climate change was 
R: would have on profitability  
S: not as significant as 
 
A. PQRS 
 
B. SRQP 
 
C. PRQS 
           *D. QSPR 
 
49. 
Which of the following is a philosophical 
system recognizing only that which can be 
scientifically verified or which is capable of 
logical or mathematical proof, and therefore 
rejecting metaphysics and theism? 
 
A. Structural Functionalism 
 
B. Symbolic Interaction 
 
C. Conflicts 
           *D. Positivism 
 
50. 
If the Standard deviation of a distribution is 9, 
what is the value of variance? 
 
A. 18  
 
B. 27 
           *C. 81 
 
 
D. 36

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51. 
Adil and Biren together can complete a task in 
20 days. Biren and Chirag together can 
complete the same task in 50 days. Adil and 
Chirag together can complete the same task in 
40 days. If the Same task was to be done by 
them alone, what would be the ratio of time 
taken by Adil alone to taken by Biren?

Read the passage given below and answer the 
questions that follow; 
In a club of 30 people, all of them belong to at least 
one group - Chess, Drama and Art. 
6 people belong only to the Art group. 
5 people belong to all the three groups. 
2 people have joined 1he Chess and the Art group but 
not the Drama group. 
15 people belong to the Art group. 
2 people have joined only the Chess group. 
3 people have joined only the Drama group. 
Sub-Question No: 52 
52. 
How many people have belong to the Chess 
group?  
A. 21  
 
B. 13

Comprehension:  
Read the passage given below and answer the 
questions that follow: 
In a club of 30 people, all of them belong to at least 
one group - Chess, Drama and Art 
6 people belong only to the Art group. 
5 people belong to all the three groups. 
2 people have joined the Chess and the Art group but 
not the Drama group.  
15 people belong to the Art group. 
2 people have joined only the Chess group. 
3 people have joined only the Drama group. 
Sub-Question No: 53 
53. 
How many people belong to exactly one 
group?

Read the passage given below and answer the 
questions that follow: 
In a club of 30 people, all of them belong to at least 
one group - Chess, Drama and Art 
6 people belong only to the Art group. 
5 people belong to all the three groups. 
2 people have joined the Chess and the Art group but 
not the Drama group.  
15 people belong to the Art group. 
2 people have joined only the Chess group. 
3 people have joined only the Drama group. 
Sub-Question No: 54 
54. 
How many people have joined the Chess and 
the Drama group but not the Art group?

55. 
What 
is 
the 
mean 
of 
the 
following

56. 
Based on the statement(s) given below, choose 
the best possible conclusion(s) that follows:

A. In a T20 match, the total runs made by a

B. Out of these 147 runs were made by the

*D. Neither conclusion I nor II follows 
 
57. 
The flag of Malaysia, comprises a field of 
______alternating red and white stripes.

*A. The President of Ivory Coast 
 
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D. The Vice President of Maldives 
 
59. 
The youngest Indian woman to achieve the 
title of Grandmaster in Chess is: 
 
A. Tania Sachdev 
B. DronavalliHarika 
           *C. Humpy Koneru 
D. EeshaKaravade 
 
60. 
Which of the following cell organelles is 
found in the plant cell but not in animal cell? 
           *A. Chloroplast  
 
B. Endoplasmic Reticulum 
 
C. Mitochondrion 
 
D. Ribosome 
 
61. 
What is the median of the following 
distribution? 
 
42,65,18,69,29,42, 
48, 
79,25,24,98, 
87, 
 
63,27,17 
 
A. 43.5  
 
B. 65 
           *C. 42 
 
 
D. 69 
 
62. 
If HOUSE is coded as 10-13-23-17-7, then 
how will you code REHEARSE? 
 
A. 20-7-10-7-3-20-21-7 
 
B. 16-3-0-3-25-16-17-3 
           *C. 20-3-10-3-3-16-21-3 
 
D. 18-5-8-5-1-18-19-5  
 
63. 
Keeping voltage constant, if more lamps are 
put into a series circuit, the overall current in 
the circuit: 
 
A. Increases 
           *B. Decreases 
 
C. Remains the same 
D. Becomes infinite 
 
64. 
A fruit seller sells mangoes at the rate of Rs.9 
per kg and thereby loss 10%. At what price per 
kg should he sell in order to earn a profit of 
5%? 
A. Rs.10 
           *B. Rs.10.5 
C. Rs.9.5 
 
D. Rs.11.11 
 
65. 
Sumit scored 75% on a math test with 60 
questions. How many questions did he answer 
incorrectly? 
 
A. 10  
           *B. 15 
 
C. 17 
 
 
D. 20 
 
66. 
Find the unit digit in (1234)102 + (1234)103 
 
A. 2 
 
 
B. 4 
           *C. 0 
 
 
D. 1 
 
67. 
Four words are given below out of which three 
are alike in some manner and one is different. 
Which one is different from the rest? 
 
A. Titan 
 
B. Triton 
 
C. Titania 
           *D. Taurus 
 
68. 
The ratio of the speeds of two trains is 3:4. If 
the second train runs 300 km in 3 hours then 
what would be the speed of the first train? 
A. 100 km/hr 
 
B. 50 km/hr 
C. 70 km/hr 
           *D. 75 km/hr 
 
69. 
Compute: 87654 × 99999 
 
A. 8766624336            *B. 8765312346 
 
C. 8857624336  
D. 8656624426  
 
70. 
Which of the following is a waterborne disease 
causing acute gastrointestinal infection? 
           *A. Cholera 
 
B. Rabies 
 
C. Pneumonia  
D. Leprosy 
 
71. 
If two supplementary angles are in the ratio of 
4:5, find the ratio of the square of the first 
angle to the square of the second angle. 
           *A. 16:25 
 
B. 64:125 
 
C. 100:125 
 
D. 25:16 
 
72. 
Based on the statement(s) given below, choose 
the best possible conclusion(s) that follows: 
Statements: 
 
A. In case of outstanding candidate the 
 
condition of previous experience in HR may 
 
be waived by the admission committee for 
 
MBA (HR). 
 
Conclusions: 
 
I. Some of the students for MBA (HR) will 
 
have previous experience in HR. 
 
II. Some ofthe students for MBA (HR) will 
 
not have previous experience in HR 
 
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B. Only conclusion II follows 
           *C. Both conclusion I and II follow 
 
D. Neither conclusion I nor II follows 
 
73. 
Under a new scheme, a bank offers an interest 
of 30% per annum compounded annually. 
Suraj deposits Rs.10,000 under this new 
scheme and at the end of the tenure receives 
Rs.28,561. What was the tenure of the scheme 
that Suraj had choosen? 
A. 2 years 
 
B. 3.5 years 
           *C. 4 years 
 
D. 4.5 years 
 
74. 
Which of the following space crafts was used 
by Rakesh Sharma to make his historic trip to 
space? 
 
A. Apollo 11 
 
B. Progress 1  
           *C. Soyuz T-11  
D. Salyut 7 
 
75. 
Based on the statement(s) given below, choose 
the best possible conclusion(s) that follows: 
Statements: 
 
A. Players who break records in a fair way are 
 
given a special reward. 
 
B. Player XYZ broke the world record but was 
 
found to be under the influence of a prohibited 
 
drug. 
 
Conclusions: 
 
I. The accusation on Player XYZ was false. 
 
II. Player XYZ will not get the special reward. 
 
A. Only conclusion I follows 
           *B. Only conclusion II follows 
 
C. Both conclusion I and II follow 
 
D. Neither conclusion I nor II follows  
 
76. 
Compute: 7/5 +31/21+ 23/52  
A. 18339/5640            *B. 18119/5460 
 
C. 18330/4780  
D. 18119/4780  
 
77. 
Which two signs should be interchanged to 
make the following equation correct? 
 
5 + 3 x 8 - 12 ÷ 4 = 3 
           *A.÷ and- 
 
B.× and+ 
 
C.÷ and × 
 
D.× and - 
78. 
Two positive integers are in the ratio of 3:4. If 
the product of the two numbers is 1728, what 
is the value of the greater number? 
 
A. 36  
 
B. 38 
           *C. 48 
 
 
D. 72 
 
79. 
An Integrated circuit, also referred as IC chip 
is a set of electronic circuit on a small plate is 
made of: 
 
A. Copper 
           *B. Silicon 
 
C. Silica 
 
D. Chromium 
 
80. 
Thomas Clifford Allbutt is associated with the 
invention of: 
 
A. X Ray Machine 
           *B. Clinical Thermometer 
 
C. Stethoscope 
 
D. Microscope 
 
81. 
Which element has the atomic number 3? 
 
A. Boron 
           *B. Lithium 
 
C. Beryllium 
 
D. Sodium 
 
82. 
Based on the relationship between die first two 
words, 
find 
out 
the 
missing 
word. 
BHARATAN ATYAM: TAMIL NADU :: 
KUCHIPUDI:  
 
A. ARUNACHAL PRADESH 
 
B. ODISHA 
           *C. ANDHRA PRADESH 
 
D. KERALA 
 
83. 
In the question given below, are given two 
statements followed by a few conclusions as 
options. You have to take the two given 
statements to be true even if they seem to be at 
variance with commonly known facts. Read all 
the conclusions and then decide which of the 
given conclusions basically follows from the 
two given statements disregarding commonly 
known facts. 
Statements: 
 
1. All toys are books 
 
2. All books are trains 
 
Conclusions: 
 
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B. All books are toys 
           *C. Some trains are toys 
 
D. No train is a toy 
84. 
Which of the following is the branch of 
physiology and medicine which deals with 
diseases and conditions specific to 
           *A. Andrology  
B. Astacology 
C. Bioecology  
D. Desmology 
 
85. 
Who among the following was one of the 
founders of the Swaraj Party? 
           *A. Motilal Nehru 
 
B. LalaLajpatRai 
 
C. Subhas Chandra Bose 
 
D. DadabhaiNaoroji 
 
86. 
If a box contain 3 white cushions, 4 red 
cushions and 5 blue cushions, what is 
probability of selecting a white or blue 
cushions? 
           *A. 2/3  
 
B. 3/4 
C. ¼ 
 
 
D. 1/9 
 
87. 
The Kyoto protocol was entered into force in 
the year: 
           *A. 2005  
 
B. 1997 
 
C. 2000  
 
D. 2002 
 
88. 
If A = 26 and TEA = 55, then SPATTER = ? 
 
A. 92  
           *B. 90 
 
C. 91 
 
 
D. 95 
 
89. 
What is the correct ascending order for the 
given fractions? 
 
A. 22/7, 13/17,11/19,2/3 
           *B. 11/19,2/3,13/17,22/7 
 
C. 2/3,11/19,13/17,22/7 
 
D. 2/3,13/17,11/19,22/7 
  
90. 
If means ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘-’ means ‘‚’, ‘×’ 
means ‘+’ and ‘‚’ means ‘-’ then what is the 
value of: 
225 ÷ 5 +96 – 3 × 31 
 
A. 86  
           *B. 96 
 
C. 106  
 
D. 116 
 
91. 
In a right-angled triangle, the longest side is 1 
cm longer than the middle side and the middle 
side is 49 cm longer than the shortest side. 
Calculate the length of the shortest side? 
           *A. 11 cm 
 
B. 10 cm 
 
C. 21 an  
 
D. 60cm 
 
92. 
Find the HCF of 315,630 and 945.  
           *A. 315  
 
B. 105 
 
C. 210  
 
D. 140 
93. 
Sound waves cannot travel in. 
 
A. Air  
 
B. Water 
           *C. Vacuum 
 
D. Steel 
 
94. 
Rita invested a sum at2.5% rate for 4 years. 
Sita invested thesameamount at the same arte 
for 6 years. What is the ratio of the simple 
interest earned by Sita to that earned by Rita? 
           *A. 3.2  
 
B. 2:3 
 
C. 13 
 
 
D. 1:4 
 
95. 
What is the value of the expression: 
 
(Tan0° Tan1° Tan2° Tan3° Tan4° Tan89°) 
           *A. 0 
 
 
B. 1 
 
C. 2 
 
 
D. ½ 
 
96. 
Which of the following is NOT a solution of 
the equation 3x - 4y = 8? 
 
A. (4,1)  
B. (8,4) 
           *C. (1,4)  
D. (0,-2) 
 
97. 
Divya said, “That lady is my husband’s sister's 
only sibling’s son's paternal grandmother". 
How is that lady related to Divya? 
 
A. Mother 
 
 
           *B. Mother-in-law 
 
C. Maternal Aunt 
 
 
D.Maternal Grandmother 
 
98. 
If KINGS is coded as RFMHJ, then how will 
you code QUEEN? 
 
A. RTDMD  
           *B. MDDTP 
 
 
C. VFFOT 
 
D. EUULG 
 
99. 
If TEACHER is coded as UDBBIDS, then 
STUDENT will be coded as:

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            *C. TSVCFMU  
D. RUTEDOS 
 
 
100. 
In the question given below, are given two 
statements fallowed by a few conclusions as 
options. You have to take the two given 
statements to be true even if they seem to be at 
variance with commonly known facts. Read all 
the conclusions and then decide which of the 
given conclusions basically follows from the 
two given statements disregarding commonly 
known facts. 
Statements: 
 
A. All rivers are clouds  
 
B. Some animals are rivers 
Conclusions: 
 
1. Some rivers are animals 
 
2. Some clouds are rivers 
 
3. All clouds are rivers 
 
4. All animals are clouds 
           *A. Conclusions 1 and 2 follow 
 
B. Conclusions 1,2 and 3 follow 
 
C. Conclusions 1 and 3 follow 
 
D. Conclusions 2, 3 and 4 follow 
 
ANSWER KEY
 
1. 
A 
11. 
C 
21. 
D 
31. 
B 
41. 
A 
51. 
D 
61. 
C 
71. 
A 
81. 
B 
91. 
A 
2. A 
12. B 
22. C 
32. A 
42. B 
52. C 
62. C 
72. C 
82. C 
92. A 
3. C 
13. A 
23. A 
33. C 
43. B 
53. A 
63. B 
73. C 
83. C 
93. C 
4. B 
14. D 
24. C 
34. C 
44. B 
54. B 
64. B 
74. C 
84. A 
94. A 
5. A 
15. B 
25. B 
35. D 
45. B 
55. B 
65. B 
75. B 
85. A 
95. A 
6. D 
16. B 
26. D 
36. A 
46. C 
56. D 
66. C 
76. B 
86. A 
96. C 
7. B 
17. D 
27. B 
37. A 
47. A 
57. D 
67. D 
77. A 
87. A 
97. B 
8. D 
18. C 
28. A 
38.D 
48. D 
58. A 
68. D 
78. C 
88. B 
98. B 
9. 
A 
19. C 
29. A 
39. A 
49. D 
59. C 
69. B 
79. B 
89. B 
99. C 
10. B 
20. B 
30. A 
40. B 
50. C 
60. A 
70. A 
80. B 
90. B 
100. A

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