Passage:

Direction:

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Question:

In which year over the given 5 years did Bombay Textiles experience the highest total profit?

Options:

1. 2018
2. 2022
3. 2021
4. 2019
Explanation:

Passage:

Direction:
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Question:
In how many years was the profit from Type 1 greater than that from Type 2 and also greater
than that from Type 3?

Options:

1. 3

2. 2

3. 1
4. None of the above
Explanation:
Question:

What is the approximate percentage increase in the total profit from the year 2021 to the year
2022?

Options:

1. 175%
2. 125%
3. 85%
4. 40%
Question:

What was the total profit of Type 3 over the 5 year period?

Options:

1. Rs.205100

2. Rs.215000
3. Rs.200150
4. Rs.201500
Question:

How much is the increase in population of United Kingdom between  December 31st, 1998 and
December 31st, 2007?

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[quizky-text]

Options:

1. 10160000
2. 9,160,000
3. 10, 320,000
4. 11,160,000
Question:
What is the overall percentage increase in the total population of all countries in European Union
from on December 31st, 1998 and December 31st, 2007?

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[quizky-text]%

Options:

1. 25
2. 16.66%
3. 20%
4. None of these
Question:

If on December 31st, 2007, Poland decides to quit European Union, and rest all countries
registered 5% increase in their population in next 5 years, then what is the total population of all
countries of the European Union then on December 31st, 2012 (Assume no other country quit or
joined the European Union after Poland quit)

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[quizky-text]

Options:

1. 387660000
2. 387,360,000
3. 487,660,000
4. 387,600,000
Direction:

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Question:

What is difference between Germany’s population for the 2 given dates (i.e., 31st December,
1998 and 31st December 2007)?
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[quizky-text]

Options:

1. 9280000
2. 9.76 million
3. 10.28 million
4. None of these
Direction:

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Question:

Which of the following is the correct ascending order of average number of passengers per
airport in these four countries in 2010?

Options:

1. Australia, Canada, Belgium, Austria

2. Canada, Australia, Austria, Belgium
3. Austria, Australia, Canada, Belgium
4. Belgium, Australia, Austria, Canada
Explanation:
Direction:

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Question:

Out of the following, which combination of country and period exhibited maximum percent
increase in number of passengers?

Options:

1. Canada between 1995 and 2000

2. Austria between 1990 and 1995
3. Belgium between 2000 and 2005
4. Australia between 1995 and 2000
Direction:

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Question:

If by 2014, Australia, Austria, Belgium and Canada register increase of 10%, 5%, 8% and 6%
respectively in the number of flight departures over 2010 and the four countries add 20,8,6 and
40 airports respectively, which country had maximum flight departures per airport in 2014?

Options:

1. Australia

2. Austria
3. Belgium
4. Canada
Passage:

In a college, each of 200 students in a class is a member of at least one of the three clubs I.E.,
I.S.T.E., D.D.F.C. 80 students are members of I.E., 90 students are members of I.S.T.E. and 100
students are members of D.D.F.C.

Direction:

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Question:

What is the maximum possible number of students who are members of all the three clubs?

Options:

1. 45

2. 37
3. 35
4. 50

n a college, each of 200 students in a class is a member of at least one of the three clubs I.E.,
I.S.T.E., D.D.F.C. 80 students are members of I.E., 90 students are members of I.S.T.E. and 100
students are members of D.D.F.C.
Direction:

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Question:

If 25 students are members of only the I.E., then the maximum possible number of persons who
are the members of all the three clubs is

Options:

1. 15
2. 20
3. 25
4. 30

In a college, each of 200 students in a class is a member of at least one of the three clubs I.E.,
I.S.T.E., D.D.F.C. 80 students are members of I.E., 90 students are members of I.S.T.E. and 100
students are members of D.D.F.C.

Direction:

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Question:

If 130 students belong to either I.E. or I.S.T.E, then at least how many members belong to both
I.E. and I.S.T.E. but not DDFC?

Options:

1. 0

2. 5
3. 10
4. 15
Passage:

Five teams from five different colleges- SIT, KIT, MIT, VIT and NIT, participated in Inter-
College Champions League (ICCL) played in the year 2014. Each team played exactly one
match against every other team. But due to some virus, data was corrupted and it was all up to
the memory based facts remembered by statisticians. These facts are listed below. Each win
provides two points to the winning team, each No-Result (i.e. N/R) gains one point to both teams
and a loss gains zero. If two teams score same points, the team with higher run rate gets higher
rank.

1. The performance chart (number of won-Lost-N/R matches) for only SIT and KIT was
identical. SIT topped the list because of the higher net run rate.
2. NIT didn’t win any match.
3. MIT won two matches and lost one.
3. There was only one match which didn’t produce any result. Every team scored at least one
point.
4. VIT beat only NIT.

Direction:

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Question:

How many points did KIT score?

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[quizky-text]

Options:

1. 6
2. 4
3. 7
4. 8
Passage:

Five teams from five different colleges- SIT, KIT, MIT, VIT and NIT, participated in Inter-
College Champions League (ICCL) played in the year 2014. Each team played exactly one
match against every other team. But due to some virus, data was corrupted and it was all up to
the memory based facts remembered by statisticians. These facts are listed below. Each win
provides two points to the winning team, each No-Result (i.e. N/R) gains one point to both teams
and a loss gains zero. If two teams score same points, the team with higher run rate gets higher
rank.
1. The performance chart (number of won-Lost-N/R matches) for only SIT and KIT was
identical. SIT topped the list because of the higher net run rate.
2. NIT didn’t win any match.
3. MIT won two matches and lost one.
3. There was only one match which didn’t produce any result. Every team scored at least one
point.
4. VIT beat only NIT.

Direction:

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Question:

How many matches did NIT lose?

Five teams from five different colleges- SIT, KIT, MIT, VIT and NIT, participated in Inter-College
Champions League ( ICCL) played in the year 2014. Each team played exactly one match against
every other team. But due to some virus, data was corrupted and it was all up to the memory
based facts remembered by statisticians. These facts are listed below. Each win provides two
points to the winning team, each No-Result (i.e. N/R) gains one point to both teams and a loss
gains zero. If two teams score same points, the team with higher run rate gets higher rank.

1. The performance chart (number of won-Lost-N/R matches) for only SIT and KIT was
identical. SIT topped the list because of the higher net run rate.
2. NIT didn’t win any match.
3. MIT won two matches and lost one.
3. There was only one match which didn’t produce any result. Every team scored at least one
point.
4. VIT beat only NIT.

Direction:

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Question:

Which of the following teams defeated SIT?

Options:

1. VIT

2. KIT
3. MIT
4. Cannot be determined

Five teams from five different colleges- SIT, KIT, MIT, VIT and NIT, participated in Inter-College
Champions League (ICCL) played in the year 2014. Each team played exactly one match against
every other team. But due to some virus, data was corrupted and it was all up to the memory
based facts remembered by statisticians. These facts are listed below. Each win provides two
points to the winning team, each No-Result (i.e. N/R) gains one point to both teams and a loss
gains zero. If two teams score same points, the team with higher run rate gets higher rank.

1. The performance chart (number of won-Lost-N/R matches) for only SIT and KIT was
identical. SIT topped the list because of the higher net run rate.
2. NIT didn’t win any match. 
3. MIT won two matches and lost one. 
3. There was only one match which didn’t produce any result. Every team scored at least one
point.
4. VIT beat only NIT.

Direction:

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Question:

The no result match was between

Options:

1. MIT and NIT

2. SIT and KIT
3. MIT and VIT
4. NIT and SIT
Passage:

Nixon, Clinton, Reagan, Carter, Bush and Obama were six presidents of a country in six
conecutive tenures (not necessarily in the same order). The tenures are four year periods starting
from years 1989 i.e., 1989 to 1993, 1993 to 1997 and so on up to 2009-2013 During these six
tenures the foreign ministers were Kerry, Albright, McNamara, Schultz, Baker and Kissinger(not
necessarily in the same order).
Following additional information is known:
(i) Clinton was the third president after Schultz ended his term as foreign minister.
(ii) Reagan was second president before Baker started his term as foreign minister.
(iii) Schultz was not the foreign minister in the same tenure when Bush was president.
(iv) Nixon was president in the same tenure as Albright was foreign minister.
(v) Neither Albright nor Kissinger was the last among the six foreign ministers.
(vi) Kerry was third of the foreign minister and Carter was the fifth of the presidents.

Direction:

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Question:

Who was the foreign minister from the year 2001 to 2005?

Options:

1. Baker
2. Kissinger
3. McNamara
4. Albright
Passage:

Nixon, Clinton, Reagan, Carter, Bush and Obama were six presidents of a country in six
conecutive tenures (not necessarily in the same order). The tenures are four year periods starting
from years 1989 i.e., 1989 to 1993, 1993 to 1997 and so on up to 2009-2013 During these six
tenures the foreign ministers were Kerry, Albright, McNamara, Schultz, Baker and Kissinger(not
necessarily in the same order).
Following additional information is known:
(i) Clinton was the third president after Schultz ended his term as foreign minister.
(ii) Reagan was second president before Baker started his term as foreign minister.
(iii) Schultz was not the foreign minister in the same tenure when Bush was president.
(iv) Nixon was president in the same tenure as Albright was foreign minister.
(v) Neither Albright nor Kissinger was the last among the six foreign ministers.
(vi) Kerry was third of the foreign minister and Carter was the fifth of the presidents.

Direction:

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Question:

Which of these is definitely  a correct combination of year and the President/Foreign Minister?

Options:
1. 1998 – Nixon

2. 2008 – Kissinger
3. 1995 – Albright
4. 1994 – Obama
Passage:

Nixon, Clinton, Reagan, Carter, Bush and Obama were six presidents of a country in six
conecutive tenures (not necessarily in the same order). The tenures are four year periods starting
from years 1989 i.e., 1989 to 1993, 1993 to 1997 and so on up to 2009-2013 During these six
tenures the foreign ministers were Kerry, Albright, McNamara, Schultz, Baker and Kissinger(not
necessarily in the same order).
Following additional information is known:
(i) Clinton was the third president after Schultz ended his term as foreign minister.
(ii) Reagan was second president before Baker started his term as foreign minister.
(iii) Schultz was not the foreign minister in the same tenure when Bush was president.
(iv) Nixon was president in the same tenure as Albright was foreign minister.
(v) Neither Albright nor Kissinger was the last among the six foreign ministers.
(vi) Kerry was third of the foreign minister and Carter was the fifth of the presidents.

Direction:

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Question:

Which two of these two share a common tenure?

Options:

1. Obama and Schultz

2. Clinton and Kerry
3. Carter and Kissinger
4. Nixon and McNamara
Passage:

Nixon, Clinton, Reagan, Carter, Bush and Obama were six presidents of a country in six
conecutive tenures (not necessarily in the same order). The tenures are four year periods starting
from years 1989 i.e., 1989 to 1993, 1993 to 1997 and so on up to 2009-2013 During these six
tenures the foreign ministers were Kerry, Albright, McNamara, Schultz, Baker and Kissinger(not
necessarily in the same order).
Following additional information is known:
(i) Clinton was the third president after Schultz ended his term as foreign minister.
(ii) Reagan was second president before Baker started his term as foreign minister. 
(iii) Schultz was not the foreign minister in the same tenure when Bush was president.
(iv) Nixon was president in the same tenure as Albright was foreign minister.
(v) Neither Albright nor Kissinger was the last among the six foreign ministers.
(vi) Kerry was third of the foreign minister and Carter was the fifth of the presidents.

Direction:

Refer to the data below and answer the questions that follow.

Question:

Who was the foreign minister when Bush was President?

Options:

1. Kerry

2. Kissinger

3. Baker
4. McNamara
Passage:

A post tournament party was organized for all the winners of a tennis league tournament. The
winners of Men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles
were present. They were seated around a circular table with all of them facing the center of the
table. Following is known about their seating:
· Jelena, one of the winners of the mixed doubles sits adjacent to two players of the opposite
gender other than her mixed doubles partner
· Roger, the winner of the men’s singles does not sit adjacent to any of the other male players
· Exactly two women sit adjacent to each other and exactly two women sit opposite each other
· Exactly two men sit adjacent each other and exactly two men sit opposite each other
· Arnaud, one of the winners of the men’s doubles sits to the immediate left of Cara who won the
women’s doubles
· Liezel who was Cara’s partner in the women’s doubles sits adjacent to Venus who won the
women’s singles
· Michael who also won the men’s doubles sits adjacent to players of the opposite gender but
opposite a player of the same gender
· Jamie was Jelena’s partner in the mixed doubles

Direction:

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Question:
Who sits third to the right of Cara?

Options:

1. Roger
2. Michael
3. Venus
4. Cannot be determineD
Passage:

A post tournament party was organized for all the winners of a tennis league tournament. The
winners of Men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles
were present. They were seated around a circular table with all of them facing the center of the
table. Following is known about their seating:
· Jelena, one of the winners of the mixed doubles sits adjacent to two players of the opposite
gender other than her mixed doubles partner
· Roger, the winner of the men’s singles does not sit adjacent to any of the other male players
· Exactly two women sit adjacent to each other and exactly two women sit opposite each other
· Exactly two men sit adjacent each other and exactly two men sit opposite each other
· Arnaud, one of the winners of the men’s doubles sits to the immediate left of Cara who won the
women’s doubles
· Liezel who was Cara’s partner in the women’s doubles sits adjacent to Venus who won the
women’s singles
· Michael who also won the men’s doubles sits adjacent to players of the opposite gender but
opposite a player of the same gender
· Jamie was Jelena’s partner in the mixed doubles

Direction:

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Question:

Which of the following is definitely true?

Options:

1. Arnaud sits opposite the player who won women's singles

2. Michael sits adjacent to the women's singles winner
3. The women's doubles winners sit adjacent to each other
4. The mixed doubles winners sit opposite each other
Passage:
A post tournament party was organized for all the winners of a tennis league tournament. The
winners of Men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles
were present. They were seated around a circular table with all of them facing the center of the
table. Following is known about their seating:
· Jelena, one of the winners of the mixed doubles sits adjacent to two players of the opposite
gender other than her mixed doubles partner
· Roger, the winner of the men’s singles does not sit adjacent to any of the other male players
· Exactly two women sit adjacent to each other and exactly two women sit opposite each other
· Exactly two men sit adjacent each other and exactly two men sit opposite each other
· Arnaud, one of the winners of the men’s doubles sits to the immediate left of Cara who won the
women’s doubles
· Liezel who was Cara’s partner in the women’s doubles sits adjacent to Venus who won the
women’s singles
· Michael who also won the men’s doubles sits adjacent to players of the opposite gender but
opposite a player of the same gender
· Jamie was Jelena’s partner in the mixed doubles

Direction:

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Question:

Who can be the person sitting  opposite Roger?

Options:

1. Cara or Venus
2. Venus or Liezel
3. Cara or Leizel
4. Jelena or Venus
Passage:

Drona once wanted to test his students in the skills they had learnt from him. So he conducted
five competitions/exams one each on archery, wrestling, spear throw, swimming and vedic
theory. Five students Arjun, Yudhisthira, Duryodhan, Dushasan and Bhima participated in all the
competitions. The student winning a particular competition/exam was awarded 5 points; the
runner up was awarded 4 points and so on; and the person who was last was awarded 1 point.
Following is known about the outcome of various competitions:
• Arjun scored highest points cumulatively
• Dushasan scored more points than Bhima cumulatively
• Each student came first in at least one competition and also came last in at least one
competition
• Yudhisthira did not secure the same place in any two of the competitions
• Bhima was not first in the swimming competition
• Dushasan came first in Spear throw and came last in Vedic theory
• Arjun and Yudhisthira secured consecutive positions in all competitions except swimming
competition in which Yudhisthira was last
• Bhima scored a total of 13 points in all the competitions and stood fourth in both Spear throw
competition and Vedic theory exam
• Duryodhan came second in the wrestling competition while Arjun came first in the vedic theory
exam

Direction:

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Question:

How many points did Arjun score in all the competitions together?

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[quizky-text]

Options:

1. 18
2. 17
3. 16
4. 19
Passage:

Drona once wanted to test his students in the skills they had learnt from him. So he conducted
five competitions/exams one each on archery, wrestling, spear throw, swimming and vedic
theory. Five students Arjun, Yudhisthira, Duryodhan, Dushasan and Bhima participated in all the
competitions. The student winning a particular competition/exam was awarded 5 points; the
runner up was awarded 4 points and so on; and the person who was last was awarded 1 point.
Following is known about the outcome of various competitions:
• Arjun scored highest points cumulatively
• Dushasan scored more points than Bhima cumulatively
• Each student came first in at least one competition and also came last in at least one
competition
• Yudhisthira did not secure the same place in any two of the competitions
• Bhima was not first in the swimming competition
• Dushasan came first in Spear throw and came last in Vedic theory
• Arjun and Yudhisthira secured consecutive positions in all competitions except swimming
competition in which Yudhisthira was last
• Bhima scored a total of 13 points in all the competitions and stood fourth in both Spear throw
competition and Vedic theory exam
• Duryodhan came second in the wrestling competition while Arjun came first in the vedic theory
exam

Direction:

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Question:

Who stood 3rd in wrestling competition?

Options:

1. Yudhisthira

2. Duryodhan

3. Arjun
4. Dushasan
Passage:

Drona once wanted to test his students in the skills they had learnt from him. So he conducted
five competitions/exams one each on archery, wrestling, spear throw, swimming and vedic
theory. Five students Arjun, Yudhisthira, Duryodhan, Dushasan and Bhima participated in all the
competitions. The student winning a particular competition/exam was awarded 5 points; the
runner up was awarded 4 points and so on; and the person who was last was awarded 1 point.
Following is known about the outcome of various competitions:
• Arjun scored highest points cumulatively
• Dushasan scored more points than Bhima cumulatively
• Each student came first in at least one competition and also came last in at least one
competition
• Yudhisthira did not secure the same place in any two of the competitions
• Bhima was not first in the swimming competition
• Dushasan came first in Spear throw and came last in Vedic theory
• Arjun and Yudhisthira secured consecutive positions in all competitions except swimming
competition in which Yudhisthira was last
• Bhima scored a total of 13 points in all the competitions and stood fourth in both Spear throw
competition and Vedic theory exam
• Duryodhan came second in the wrestling competition while Arjun came first in the vedic theory
exam

Direction:
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Question:

In how many competitions did Dushasan secure third spot?

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[quizky-text]

Options:

1. 2
2. 0
3. 1
4. 3