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Memory Based Model Paper for IBPS Clerk Prelims
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(Based on Exam Pattern)
QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE D) 258

Directions (1-5): Find the next number following the E) 218
pattern.
5) 2, 11, 31, 102, ?, 2094
1) 3, 4, 12, 45, 196, ? A) 213
A) 1134 B) 199
B) 1005 C) 485
C) 1030 D) 337
D) 1014 E) 417
E) 1190
Directions (6-15): What should come in place of
2) 14, 16, 10, 22, 2, ? question mark (?) in the following questions:
A) 32 6) 72.42 + 385.66 + 4976.38 = ?
B) 22 A) 5436.46
C) 18 B) 5432.46
D) 16 C) 5433.46
E) 35 D) 5434.46
E) None of these
3) 5, 5, 7, 13, 25, ?
A) 53 7) (9.8 * 2.3 + 4.46) ÷ 3 = 3?
B) 61 A) 2
C) 56 B) 3
D) 39 C) 4
E) 45 D) 1
E) None of these
4) 13, 77, 126, 162, 187, ?
A) 251 8) (656 ÷ 164)² = √?
B) 291 A) 4
C) 203 B) 16
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C) 256 D) 4
D) 400 E) None of these
E) None of these
14) 3/14 of 5/13 of 6/7 of 3822 = ?
9) 8934 – 3257 + 481 = ? + 2578 A) 220
A) 3250 B) 250
B) 3580 C) 270
C) 3560 D) 240
D) 3480 E) 260
E) 3520
15) 69.69 – 51.54 + 73.65 = ? + 32.42
10) (?)1/4/ 8 = 48/(?)3/4 A) 26.38
A) 324 B) 32.38
B) 364 C) 43.38
C) 384 D) 57.38
D) 374 E) 59.38
E) 314
Directions (16-20): Following table shows the sale of
11) 12.5% of 350 * 8.4% of 250 = ? cars of six different companies during the period of
A) 912.75 2008 to 2013. (Sale of cars is given in thousand):
B) 915.75
C) 913.75
D) 918.75
E) 916.75
12) (331 + 19)*(15 – 11)*(37 + 13) = ?

A) 67600
B) 70000
C) 69850
D) 72000 16. What is the average number of cars sold by
E) None of these company 'F' during this whole period. (Answer in

thousands)
13) √((444)÷37 + 15 + 11 * (?)) = 7 A) 22.5
A) 5 B) 23
B) 3 C) 23.5
C) 2 D) 24
E) 24.5

17. Average number of cars sold by all companies in Directions (21-25): What approximate value should
year 2012 is approximately what percentage of total come in the place of question mark (?) in the following
number of cars sold by company A in year 2013? questions?
A) 96%
B) 92% 21) 28. 948 + 37.008 + 46.998 – 195.99 – 784.01 = ?
C) 88% A) -351
D) 84% B) -786
E) 76% C) -541
D) - 647
18. Total number of cars sold by all companies in year E) None of these
2008 is approximately what percentage of total
number of cars sold by company C in this whole 22) (31.98)2 – (35.02)2 + (19.03)2 = ?2 + √(255)
period ? A) ± 13
A) 81% B) ± 18
B) 85% C) ± 9
C) 87% D) ± 15
D) 91% E) ± 12
E) 94%
23) (779 + 553) ÷ 33. 3 + 528 = ?/9
19. What is the difference between average number of A) 5012
cars sold in year 2013 and average number of cars B) 5112
sold in 2010 ? C) 5462
A) 2.5 thousand D) 5222
B) 3 thousand E) 5812
C) 3.5 thousand
D) 4 thousand 24) 71 – 1596 ÷ 57 ÷ 4 = ?
E) 4.5 thousand A) 62
B) 54
20. Total number of cars sold by company D in all six C) 68
years is approximately what percentage of total D) 64
number of cars sold in year 2009 and 2011 together ? E) 66
A) 36%
B) 42% 25) (3496 – 1002) ÷ 43 × 12 = 456 + ?
C) 48% A) 220
D) 51% B) 260
E) 54% C) 240

D) 250 A) 19 yrs
E) 280 B) 22 yrs
C) 16 yrs
26) A profit of 30% is made on goods when a discount D) 21 yrs
of 20% is given on the marked price. What profit per E) None
cent will be made when a discount of 30% is given on
the marked price? 30) The distance between two cities A and B is
A) 11 330km. A train starts from A at 7am. and travels
B) 13.75 towards B at 60 km/hr. Another train starts from B at
C) 12.5 8am. and travels towards A at 75 km/hr. At what time
D) 6.5 do they meet?
E) None A) 11am
B) 11.30am
27) A shopkeeper marks up the price of his product by C) 10.30am
20%. If he increases the discount from 5% to 10% ,the D) 10am
proﬁt would decrease by Rs 21. How much proﬁt/ loss E) None
would he earn if he gives a discount of 20% on the
marked price? 31) Speed of a man in still water is 6 km/hr and the
A) Rs14 loss river is running at 4km/hr. The total time taken to go to
B) Rs14 profit a place and come back is 18 hours. What is the
C) Rs20 loss distance traveled?
D) Rs20 profit A) 45km
E) None B) 40km
C) 60km
28) A number, x equals 80% of the average of 5, 7, 14 D) 50km
and a number y. If the average of x and y is 26, then E) None
value of y is
A) 28 32) A tricolor flag is to be formed having three
B) 36 adjacent strips of three different colors chosen from
C) 25 six different colors. How many different colored flags
D) 39 can be formed with different design in which all the
E) None three strips are always in horizontal positions?
A) 110
29) The average age of a family of 6 members is 20 B) 90
years. If the age of the youngest member be 5 years, C) 120
the average age of the family at the birth of the D) 85
youngest member was?

E) None third to the left from S. Neighbour of R facing south. I

do not sit at any of the extreme ends. Immediate
33) There are 7 men and 8 women. In how many ways neighbours of I face North. Immediate neighbours of H
a committee of 4 members can be made such that a faces south. F is third to the left of T. Q sits immediate
particular woman is always included. left of G.
A) 380
B) 410 36) Which of the following statements is true regarding
C) 290 H?
D) 364 A) H faces south
E) None B) The immediate neighbours of H is S and F
C) Three persons sit between H and I.
34) Fresh fruit contains 68% water and dry fruit D) Only one person sits between H and F
contains 20% water. How much dry fruit can be E) None of the Above
obtained from 100 kg of fresh fruits ?
A) 40 37) Who among the following sits between T and H?
B) 35 A) G
C) 46 B) Q
D) 56 C) S
E) None D) F
E) R
35) In covering a certain distance, the speeds of A and
B are in the ratio of 3 : 4. A takes 30 minutes more 38) What is the position of Q with respect to H?
than B to reach the destination. The time taken by A to A) Third to the right
reach the destination is: B) Second to the left
A) 4hrs C) Immediate left
B) 3hrs D) Third to the left
C) 2hrs E) Can not be determined
D) 2.5hrs
E) None 39) Who among the following facing North?
A) T
REASONING ABILITY B) S
C) H
Direction (36-40); Study the following information D) F
carefully to answer the given questions. E) R
Eight persons S,R,H,I,T,G,Q,F are sitting in a line,
some of them are facing north some of them are 40) How many persons are there between H and Q?
facing south. S is second from one end. R is sitting A) One

B) Two B) Only one person sitting between E and F

C) Three C) Only 3 persons sitting between E and G
D) Four D) A sits third to the right of E
E) More than three E) All the given statements are true
Direction (41-45); Study the following information 44) Who among the following represent the immediate
carefully to answer the given questions. neighbour of G ?
I. Read the following information carefully and answer A) E,D
the following questions.A ,B ,C ,D ,E ,F ,G and H are B) H,C
sitting around a circular table with equal distance C) H,D
between them, facing the centre but not necessarily in D) D,F
the same order. A sits second to the right of G. Only 2 E) None of these
persons sitting between A and H.C sit second to the
left of H.Only 3 persons sit between H and F.B sits on 45) Four of the following are alike as per the given
the immediate left of D. arrangement and thus form a group, which of the
following does not belong to that group ?
41) Who among the following sits second to the right A) HA
of F ? B) GH
A) B C) CG
B) C D) BC
C) D E) FD
D) G
E) None of these Directions (46-50): Study the information carefully and
answer the following questions:
42) If all the persons are made to sit in alphabetical
order in clockwise direction, starting from A , the A building has eight floors from 1 to 8 in such a way
positions of how many, excluding A would remain that ground floor is numbered 1, the above floor is
unchanged ? numbered 2 and so on. The top most floor is
A) One numbered 8. Eight persons G, P, M, R, Q, A, D and C
B) Two are staying each on one of these floors. A is staying
C) Three on floor 6. There is a gap of three persons between G
D) Four and R. C is staying on the topmost floor. Neither P nor
E) None of these M is staying on the floor 5. Q is staying middle of P
and M. R is staying on the floor 1. M is not an
43) Which of the following statement is true with immediate neighbor of G.
respect to E ?
A) E is an immediate neighbour of B 46) Who is staying on the floor no. 7?

A) A Direction (51-55): In these questions, relationship

B) P between different elements is shown in the
C) D statements. These statements are followed by two
D) R conclusions. Mark answer
E) M 1) If only conclusion I follows.
2) If only conclusion II follows.
47) How many persons are staying between D and P? 3) If either conclusion I or II follows.
A) Three 4) If neither conclusion I nor II follows.
B) Four 5) If both conclusions I and II follow.
C) Two
D) One 51) Statements: M=K, D≤K, R<K
E) None of these Conclusions: I. D = M II. M>D
48) Who is staying on the second floor? 52) Statements: F≤M, M>R, E≥F
A) Q Conclusions: I. M>E II. R≥E
B) M
C) P 53) Statements: H=K, T<H, W≤T
D) A Conclusions: I. K>W II. T<K
E) Q or M
54) Statements: N>A, A<L, F=N
49) If all persons are arranged in alphabetical order Conclusions: I. L>F II. F>A
such as A occupies floor 1 then who will occupy floor
5? 55) Statements: B≤D, D=M, F>M
A) G Conclusions: I. B<M II. F>B
B) Q
C) R Direction (56-60): In these types of questions, a
D) M number, a set of numbers, series of digit is given and
E) P the candidate is asked to trace out digit following
certain given conditions.
50) Immediate neighbors of the person who is staying
56) How many 5s are there in the following number
in floor 3?
sequence which are immediately preceded by 7 and
1) R and P
immediately followed by 6?
2) A and P
755945764598756764325678
3) G and M
A) 1
4) P and M
B) 2
5) D and G
C) 3
D) 4
E) None of these A) None

B) One
57) How many even numbers are there in the C) Two
following series of numbers, each of which is D) Three
immediately preceded by an odd number, but not E) None of these
immediately followed by an even number?
5348971653298735 61) Statements:
A) Nil No virus is hardware.
B) 1 Some hardware are antivirus.
C) 2 All applications are hardware.
D) 3 Conclusions:
E) None of these I) No application is a virus
II) some virus are applications.
(58-59) Following questions are based on the five A) if only conclusion I follows.
three-digit numbers given below B) if only conclusion II follows.
519364287158835 C) if either conclusion I or II follows.
58) If the positions of the first and the third digit within D) if neither conclusion I nor II follows.
each number are interchanged, which of the following E) if both conclusions I and II follow
will be the third digit of the second lowest number?
A) 9 62) Statements:
B) 4 All wings are plastic.
C) 7 No sheet is a wing.
D) 5 All sheets are fibres.
E) None of these Conclusions:
I) Some fibres are sheets
59) Which of the following is the difference between II) Some fibres if they are wings must be plastic.
the second digit of the lowest and the highest of these A) if only conclusion I follows.
numbers? B) if only conclusion II follows.
A) 3 C) if either conclusion I or II follows.
B) 1 D) if neither conclusion I nor II follows.
C) 2 E) if both conclusions I and II follow
D) 0
E) None of these 63) Statements:
Some desks are circular.
60) The positions of how many digits in the number 3 Some rectangles are desk.
5 1 4 6 2 9 8 7 will remain unchanged after the digits Conclusions:
are rearranged in ascending order within the number? I) Some desk being circular is a possibility

II) some rectangles are circular how many words make a pair in the newly formed
A) if only conclusion I follows. word?
B) if only conclusion II follows. A) None
C) if either conclusion I or II follows. B) One
D) if neither conclusion I nor II follows. C) Two
E) if both conclusions I and II follow D) Three
E) More than three
64) If in a certain Code BOOKLET is written as
DSUSVQH , then how ANSWER written in that code ? 68) How many pairs of letters are there in the word
A) AQYFBP DESTINATION, each of which have as many letters
B) CRYEOD between then in the word as they have between then
C) DERSDY in the English alphabet?
D) BPZFPC A) None
E) None of these B) One
C) Two
65) AEC BFD GKI ? D) Three
A) MJN E) More than three
B) HJM
C) MNJ 69) In a row facing north, A is tenth to the left of B,
D) HMJ who is 19th from the right end. If C who is 16th from the
E) None of these left end, is fourth to the right of A, how many girls are
there in the row?
66) How many pairs of letters are there in the word A) 38
RYTHMICAL, each of which have as many letters B) 40
between then in the word as they have between then C) 42
in the English alphabet? D) 44
A) None E) None of these
B) One
C) Two 70) A is eight from the left end and B is sixteenth from
D) Three the right end. C who is fourth to the right of A is sixth
E) More than three to the left of B. Find the total number of people in the
row.
67) If the letters of the word BENGALURU are A) 31
changed such that the first letter is written as previous B) 32
letter in alphabet, second as the next letter in C) 33
alphabet, third again as previous letter and so on, then D) 34
E) None of these

b) of products
ENGLISH LANGUAGE c) in there rural areas
d) the company did hire.
e) None of these.
Directions (71-80): Read the sentence which was
divided into five parts "A, B, C, D and E" and find out
74). We had been spent a) / most of the profits b) /
which part of the sentence is grammatically correct.
that we earn c) /last year of d) /purchasing new
Consider the part "E" in that sentence (which is
computers.
highlighted) as error free. Check the remaining four
a) We had been spent
parts among them one part is grammatically correct
b) most of the profits
remaining three part will have some errors, find which
c) that we earn
part is error free. If you think all the four parts ("A, B,
d) last year of.
C, D") of the sentence has errors then select your
e) None of these
answer as e) No error.
75). The Government had been a) / promised to revise

71). The cost of constructed a) / houses are b) /
b) / the pension schemes c) / are for central bank d) /
increased to c) / because of the high d) /price of
staff from next year.
cement.
a) The Government had been
a) The cost of constructing
b) promised to revise
b) houses are
c) the pension schemes
c) increased to
d) arefor central bank.
d) because of the high
e) None of these
e) None of these
76) They understand how just a) / a twitch, are

shuffle, smirk or a glare on stage or screen b) / can
72). According to the Twelfth a) /Five Year Plan, India
give audiences more insight c) / into the impenetrable
b) / should invested c) /in one trillion dollars d) / in
depths of a personality d) / than a thousand-word
infrastructure projects.
dialogue.
a) According to the Twelfth
a) They understand how just
b) Five Year Plan, India
b) a twitch, are shuffle, smirk or a glare on stage or
c) should invested
screen
d) one trillion dollars.
c) can give audiences more insight
e) None of these
d) into the impenetrable depths of a personality
e) None of these
73).To increase the selling/ of products/ in there rural
areas/ the company did hire/ over five hundred
trainees.
a) To increase the selling

77) Gone is the days a) / when peoples an used to b)

/ plan and save to c) / years before buying d) /the big- Direction (81-85): Read the passage below and
ticket items they aspired for. answer the following questions.
a) Gone is the days
b) when peoples an used to A fisherman enfeebled with could no longer go out to
c) plan and save to sea so he began fishing in the river. Every morning he
d) years before buying would go down to the river and sit there fishing the
e) None of these whole day long. In the evening he would sell whatever
he had caught, buy food for himself and go home. It
78) To be eligible for a loan, a)/ you need to has a was a hard life for an old man. One hot afternoon
b)/ regular source an c) / the incomes – salary, d) while he was trying to keep awake and bemoaning his
/ business or any other occupation. fate, a large bird with silvery feathers alighted on a
a) To be eligible for a loan rock near him. It was Kaha ,the heavenly bird. have
b) you need to has a you no one to care for you, grandpa?” asked the bird .
c) regular source an “Not a soul. “You should not be doing such work at
d) the incomes – salary your age,said the bird “From now on I will bring you a
e)None of these big fish every evening. You can sell it I and live in
comfort ” True to her word, the bird began to drop a
79) Women tend to outlive there are spouses, a)/ large fish at his doorstep every evening. All that the
which makes it important off them b)/ to save money fisherman had to do was take it to the market and sell
in instruments c) / that’s will help them d) / build it. As big fish were in great demand, he was soon
corpus to list a lifetime. rolling in money He bought a cottage near the sea,
a) Women tend to outlive their are spouses with a garden around it and engaged a servant to cook
b) which makes it important off them for him. His wife had died some years earlier. He had
c) to save money in instruments decided to many again and began to look for a
d) that’s will help them suitable woman.
e) None of these One day he heard the royal courtier make an
announcement. Our king has news of a great bird
80). Most women undermine themselves a)/ by called Kaha said the courtier.’Whoever can give
thinking that they are not qualify enough, b)/ or they information about this bird and help catch it. will be
has not c) / worked before or their husband d)/ won’t rewarded with half the gold in the royal treasury and
like it if they worked. half the kingdom !”The fisherman was sorely tempted
a) Most women undermine themselves by the reward. Half the kingdom would make him a
b) by thinking that they are not qualify enough prince!
c) or they has not /worked before or their husband “Why does the king want the bird?” he asked. “He has
d) Won’t like it if they worked lost his-sight,”, explained the courtier. “A wise man has
e) None of these advised him to bathe his eyes with the blood of Kaha.

Do you know where she can be found?” “No..i mean D) The king was blind and required Kaha’s blood for
..no, no …” Torn between greed and his sense of his eyes.
gratitude to the bird, the fisherman could not give a E) Kaha was known to be the greatest bird alive.
coherent reply. The courtier.sensing that he knew
something about the bird, informed the king. The king 82. Why did the bird volunteer to bring fish for the old
had him brought to the palace. man?
“If you have information about the bird, tell-me, urged A) The old man was inexperienced at fishing.
the king. “l will reward you handsomely and if you help B) The bird took pity on the old man and wanted to
catch her, I will personally crown you king half my help him.
domain.” “I will get the bird for you,” cried the C) The bird had caught more fish than required.
fisherman, suddenly making up his mind. “But Kaha is D) The bird wanted to make the old man rich.
strong. I will need help.” The king sent a dozen E) The bird had heard the old man bemoaning his fate.
soldiers with him. That evening when the bird came
with the fish, the fisherman called out to her to 83. What led the courtier to sense that the fisherman
wait.You drop the fish and go and I never get a chance might know something about Kaha?
to thank you for all that you’ve done for me,” he said. A) The courtier had observed Kaha alight at the
Today I have laid out a feast for you inside. Please fisherman’s house every evening.
alight and come in.” Kaha was reluctant to accept the B) The courtier had seen the fisherman talk to Kaha
invitation.but the fisherman pleaded so earnestly that C) The fisherman fumbled when asked about Kaha.
she finally gave in, and alighted. The moment she was D) Word went around that the fisherman was in
on the ground, the fisherman grabbed one of her legs contact with Kaha.
and shouted to the soldiers hiding in his house to E) None of these
come out. They rushed to his aid but their combined
effort could not keep Kaha down. 84. Which of the following cannot be said about the
royal courtier?
She rose into the air with the fisherman stilt clinging (A) He was a very observant man.
onto her leg. By the time he realised he was being (B) He was jealous of the old fisherman.
carried away. the fisherman was too high in the air to (C) He had informed the king about the fisherman.
let go. He hung on grimly, and neither he nor Kaha ( l) Only (A) (2) Only(B)
‘were ever seen again. (3) Only (C)
81. Why was the king desperately looking for Kaha the (4) Only (A) and (C)
bird? (5) Only (B) and (C)
A) The king wanted a pet bird.
B) A wise man advised the king to capture the bird for 85. What could be an appropriate title for the story?
good luck. A) A Fish a Day
C) Kaha was the only heavenly, bird with silvery B) The Lonely fisherman
feathers. C) Kaha the silvery feathered bird

D) The Blind King D. never been used

E) The Ungrateful olg fisherman E. never being using
Direction (Q 86-90): In given sentences phrase is 90). My boyfriend didn’t want to go to the ballet, but he
represented in bold which may be incorrect so you finally agreed in.
have to find the correct phrase in place of that if the A. rested in
phrase is correct in the given sentences than mark no B. drove in
correction required as your answer. C. gave in
86). I came across these old photos when I was D. gave away
tidying the closet. E. No correction
A. came towards
B. came behind 91). We are going up against the best soccer team in
C. came upfront the city tonight.
D. came along A. going against
E. No correction B. going in battling
C. going down fighting
87). I am counting at you to make dinner while I am D. going towards
out. E. No correction
A. counting in
B. counting over 92). Ever since your dad saw me stealing that
C. counting on chocolate bar he has looked into me.
D. counting out A. threatened on
E. No correction B. looked down on
C. hated up on
88). My doctor wants me to cut over on sweets and D. looked across
fatty foods. E. No correction
A. cut up
B. cut back 93). It was so hot in the church that an elderly
C. cut out lady passed in.
D. cut along A. went in
E. No correction B. passed over
C. fell out
89). A large number of ATM cards have never being D. passed out
used even once by the Jan Dhan account holders. E. No correction
A. never being used
B. never will be used 94). We are phasing out our trip until January because
C. never been using of the hurricane.

A. putting out C) bc
B. cracking out D) ad
C. putting off E) All fit
D. panning out
E. No correction 98) They wore ______ dresses.
a) Identical
95). I don’t think I can put up with three small children b) Ditto
in the car. c) Dupe
A. cope up with d) Duplicate
B. handle up A) abc
C. put on with B) bcd
D. check out with C) dca
E. No correction D) adc
E) All fit
Directions (Q. 96-100): This sentence has one blank,
which indicating that something has been omitted. 99) It is _____ Infinite
Choose the set of words for the blanks which best fits a) Essentially
the meaning of the sentence ass whole. b) Fundamental
96) Two scientists had _______ ideas about the big c) Basic
bang. d) Personally
a) alike A) abc
b) similar B) bcd
c) same C) adb
d) thus D) cda
A) abd E) All fit
B) abc
C) dac 100) IIT-KGP researchers ____ electricity from onion
D) cda peels
E) All fit a) Generate
b) Create
97) It was a small white bone ______one inch long. c) Produce
a) Apparently d) Improve
b) Approximately a) abc
c) Closely b) bc
d) Exactly c) da
A) ab d) ad
B) ca e) All fit

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