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:2: General Studies & Engineering Aptitude
Path Duration 11. Ans: (c)
Sol: In Internal rate of return, Net present value ACF 17 will become zero for which rate of discount ADG 18 is calculated.
BEG 13 12. Ans: (c)
Critical path duration = 18 days. Sol: WBS will aid the project manager to understand the sequence, which inturn help in rough estimation of time. Cost of each 06. Ans: (c) work replacing corresponding work is called Sol: cost breakdown structure. A C E H 13. Ans: (d) D Sol: For minor works line organisation (Military B organisation) is best suitable. G F 14. Ans: (b) Sol: In a matrix organisation, functional manager 07. Ans: (a) is responsible for skills improvement. Sol: Length of the bar chart = Project duration 15. Ans: (c) 08. Ans: (b) Sol: Project charter is used for quick reference. It Sol: Two different activities cannot be identified is summary of PEP. by the same beginning and end events. 16. Ans: (a) 09. Ans: (b) Sol: A person who is involved in or may be Sol: Total float ……. Without affecting the affected by the activities or anyone who has project duration something to gain or lose by the activity of Free float …….. Without Next activity project is stakeholder. Competitor may get Independent ….. Without next & preceding affected, but is not main stakeholder. activity 17. Ans: (d) 10. Ans: (a) Sol: D = 52 × 20 = 1040 Sol: Rate of depreciation C0 = 200 C 1 / n Cc = 2/unit/month R D 1 s = 2 × 12 / unit / year = 24 Ci 2 DC0 EOQ Initial cost, Ci = 32, 000 Cc Salvage value, Cs = 4,000 2 1040 200 n=3 24 1/ 3 = 131.6 units. 4000 RD 1 0.5 32000
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18. And: (d) 28. Ans: (c)
Sol: All the above organisations are suitable for Sol: Training will reduce the likelihood of risk. both projects and major projects. Military Imposing penalty is passive strategy. and lines staff organisation are not suitable. 29. Ans: (c) 19. Ans: (b) Sol: By the time termination of project starts Sol: Decision making on procurement of execution is completed. Therefore, it is resources is part of scheduling. meaningless to do monitoring and risk analysis. 20. Ans: (d) Sol: WBS quantifies scope through tree diagram. 30. Ans: (c) It will help as a checklist regarding Sol: In the functional audit, customer will check completeness of project. whether (i) Installation is done 21. Ans: (d) (ii) Training is provided Sol: Brainstorming is qualitative tool used in risk analysis. 31. Ans: (a) Sol: P/V Ratio = Contribution/sales x 100 22. Ans: (c) = (40– 24)/40 x 100 Sol: Each sub-contractor is given weightage = 16/40 x 100 or 40% based on delivery, quality and other factors. Break even sales = S×P/V Ratio = Fixed Cost (At break even sales, contribution is 23. Ans: (d) equal to fixed cost) Putting these values: Sol: Quality management plan is a document S x 40/100 = 16,000 which deals with quality policy. It is part of S = 16,000 x 100 / 40 project execution plan. = 40,000
24. Ans: (a) 32. Ans: (c)
Sol: Trying to know more about the issue will Sol: In item rate contract the payment is on basis help manager to resolve it. It is management of the item rate quoted by the contractor in approach. the contract and the actual work done at site.
25. Ans: (b) 33. Ans: (c)
Sol: AV can be assessed beyond today but EV Sol: To calculate Net present value we discount can't be assessed beyond today. all values to initial year. NPV = –30 + 13/1.1 + 13/1.12 + 13/1.13 26. Ans: (d) = 2.33 lakhs Sol: Regression is suitable for short range forecast. Remaining methods are suitable for 34. Ans: (d) long range forecast. Sol: GERT is a network analysis technique used in project management that allows 27. Ans: (d) probabilistic treatment for both network Sol: Risk avoidance strategy will reduce logic and estimation of activity duration and likelihood of risk. it can be used for research and development projects.
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:4: General Studies & Engineering Aptitude
35. Ans: (b) Maximum Stock Level = Safety Stock +
Sol: Drawback of the milestone chart is that it EOQ does not show relation among milestones of = 40 + 60 different activities. = 100 tons
36. Ans: (c) 43. Ans: (b)
Sol: ABC analysis is based on total material cost T TE Sol: Z s ; of items, which is a combination of quantity (Demand) of item and unit cost of the item. vairance 9 3 T 90 37. Ans: (c) 1.647 s Sol: In PERT, for an activity -distribution is 3 used but for entire project normal Ts = 94.94 weeks distribution is used. 44. Ans: (a) 38. Ans: (c) Sol: Total float TLj TEi t ij 41 12 7 22 39. Ans: (a) Independent float Sol: The Initiation process (concept phase) is TEj TLi t ij 37 13 7 7 where stakeholders have the greatest ability Infering float TLi TEi 41 37 4 to influence outcomes of the project and risk is highest during this stage because of the high degree of unknown factors. 45. Ans: (a) to 4 tm tp Sol: t 40. Ans: (a) 6 5 4 25 60 41. Ans: (a) 27.5 minutes 6 Sol: From the given figure, (From plan) Centerline length 46. Ans: (d) = ((4.6 –0.3)×2 +(5.6-0.3)×2) =19.2m Sol: The objectives of accident Quantity of 150 mm thick PCC statistics(Frequency Rate, Severity Rate, =L×B×H Incidence Rates etc) are: = 19.2m × 0.625m × 0.15m 1. To help in evaluating the relative need = 1.8 m3 for taking accident prevention measures in different departments of an 42. Ans: (b) establishment 2.C o .A 2. To help in making an appraisa1 of the Sol: Economic Order Quantity = . progress of an accident prevention Ci campaign and making people safety- 2 Rs.60 600 Tons conscious Q 0.2 100 3. To provide encouragement when = 60 tons approximate methods used for the prevention of Minimum Stock Level = Safety Stock accidents are successful = 40 tons 4. To enable comparisons to be made.
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47. Ans: (d) Historical data
Strength, weakness, opportunity, and 48. Ans: (a) threats analysis (SWOT analysis) Sol: There are several techniques when Risk rating scales performing qualitative risk analysis to determine the probability and impact of 49. Ans: (d) risks, including the following: Brainstorming, interviewing, Delphi 50. Ans: (c) technique
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