ECC ACADEMY
Directions(1-3): In the question below, a
sentence is given with two blanks, that
indicate that some parts are missing.
Identify the correct pair of words that fit
in the sentence to make it grammatically
and contextually correct.
1. From purchasing groceries via net
banking to ______ a cup of tea using
mobile wallets, Indians are _________
turning to digital payments for their
daily transactions.
A buy, increasing
B purchasing, increment
C buying, increasingly D making, swiftly
E None of the above
2. Politics is funded because political
power provides an ______ of
opportunity for _______
aggrandizement of wealth, in a way no
regular business does.
A Plenitude, larcenous
B Opulence, voracious
C Affluence, ferocious
D Myriad, aggressive
E Abundance, rapacious
3. With the government being the
_____ owners of the public sector
banks, the finance ministry should also
prevail on the banks managements to
_____this kind of huge customer
inconvenience.
A major, void B primary, facilitate
C majority, avoid D only, prevent
E maximum, avert
Directions(4-5):In the question given
below, a sentence is given with one or
two blanks. Choose the answer choice
with the correct combination of words
that can be filled in the blanks.
4. Egypt was ruled not by kings and
emperors as was common among other
........... at the time, but by a, which
.............. fully in the affairs of the city.
A populations, cooperated
B societies, participated C cities, engaged
D civilizations, supplemented
E monarchies, convalesced
5. Civil servant independence in our
country is at best nominal as _____
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even to spurn whimsical and arbitrary
_____ received from above is widely
recognized as a very risky proposition.
A Compliant, Directions
B Acquiescence, Contributing
C Repudiated, Decrees
D Nonconformity, Directives
E Forswearing, Declarative
Directions(6-10): In the given question,
a sentence has been broken into five
parts and the parts are jumbled. Choose
the option which provides the correct
order to rearrange the parts to form a
grammatically and contextually
meaningful sentence.
6. A - King Yvoryn urges him to
B - prodigiously talented daughter
C - play chess against his
D - wanting to expose his newly
E - hired servant, Huon, as a nobleman,
A ACBDE B CEABD C DEACB
D None of the orders is correct E AECDB
7. A - strange sports season with increased
B - under which they'll play
C - leverage or say about the conditions
D - college athletes are navigating this
E - health risks, but with little
A ACBDE B DBCAE C EACBD D DAECB
E None of the orders is correct
8. A - discontinuing Tab after 57 years on the
B - have until the end of December to
C - purchase their last can of nostalgia
D - Coca-Cola has announced that it is
E - market, and fans of the drink will
A ACDEB B DAEBC
C None of the orders is correct D AECBD
E DECBA
9. A - people of colour for failure by
B - even when they join STEM fields
C - normalising entrenched discrimination
D - national myths about inventorship and
political
E - barriers to patenting set up women and
A CADBE B ECDAB C CDAEB
D None of the orders is correct E ABDEC
10. A - retailers need to strengthen their
B - to adapt in 2021 and beyond,
C - and capture new customers as
D - habits change - perhaps permanently
E - ability to connect with existing customers
A AEBDC B DCEAB C BDAEC D BAECD
E AECDB
Directions(11-15): In the following
question, a sentence is given, divided
into four parts (A), (B), (C) and (D).The
error, if any, will only be in TWO
PHRASES/PARTS of the sentence. The
combination of those parts is the
answer. If no part in the sentence has an
error, then mark 'No error' as your
answer. Ignore errors of punctuation, if
any.
11. The effects of stubble burning will be
less as there is a highest (A)/ wind speed
and higher mixing depth (B)/ of
pollutants during summer, which will
(C)/ led to pollutants getting dispersed
easily. (D)
A CD B BC C AB D AD E No error
12. With consistent economic growth
and modest levels of (A)/
unemployment, Australia have (B)/ had
a remarkable track record (C)/ in recent
decade. (D)
A AC B BD C CD D AB E No error
13. Widely acknowledged as the most
capable regional maritime force, (A)/
the Indian Navy has played a
prominence (B)/ role in the fight gainst
non-traditional (C)/ challenges on the
Indian Ocean region. (D)
A BC B BD C CD D AB E No error
14. India's ability to create it's own
independent institutions with (A)/
technical expertise is paramount in
ensuring (B)/ that social media evolves
into an enabler (C)/ of transparent and
democracy. (D)
A CD B BD C AC D AD E No error
15. New research published in the
journal Personality (A)/ and Individual
Differences identify two new (B)/
personality types to describe people's
level of alertness throughout the day;
the researchers (C)/ call it the "napper"
and "afternoon" chronotypes. (D)
A AC B BD C CD D AB E No error
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Directions(16-20): In the question
below, four sentences are given which
may or may not contain an error.
Choose the one that is grammatically
correct and meaningful. If all the
sentences are correct, mark 'All are
correct' as your answer.
16. A. The book 'Bat', by Tessa Laird, contain
hundreds of delightful bat facts, but they
are so grounded in context that the whole
is much more than the sum of its parts.
B Because of their flight is erratic, bats
are used as a symbol of insanity.
C Because they hang upside down and
are active at night, bats can imply an
inversion of normality.
D Bats' triumph daily emergence from
their caves can symbolically represent
rebirth.
E All are correct
17. A The world is running out in
experienced pilots.
B Supply is not keeping up with the
growing demand for air travel.
C In responsibility to this crisis, Qantas
has plans for one of the biggest pilot
training programs in its history.
D The academy will first have to find
enough instructor pilots to conduct a
required training flights.
E All are correct
18. A Even when you win a match, but you
always feel you could have played better.
B This new drug could be an important
step on the fight against cancer.
C The sound of tires crunching on gravel
brought her's attention back to the drive.
D. His greatest legacy will be not only the
co-creation of his characters but the way
he helped to build the culture that comics
have become.
E None are correct
19. A Back by robust growth in smartphone
as well as smart-feature phone
categories, an estimated 302 million
mobile handsets will be sold in India in
2019, the highest ever in a year, says a
report.
 B. An estimate 302 million mobile
handsets will be sold in India in 2019, the
highest ever in a year, due to robust
growth in smartphone as well as smart-
feature phone categories, according to a
report.
C. According to a report, an estimated
302 million mobile handsets had be sold
in India in 2019, the highest ever in a
year because of robust growth in
smartphone as well as smart-feature
phone categories.
D. Backed by robust growth in
smartphone as well as smart-feature
phone categories, an estimated 302
million mobile handsets, the highest ever
in a year, will be sold in India in 2019,
says a report.
E All are correct
20. A China's transformation from a rural,
agrarian society to an economy second
only to that of a United States feels less
like a successful growth story and more
like a miracle.
B. The Belt and Road Initiative seems to
be swinging the geopolitical centre of
gravity increasingly towards China, and
new initiatives, such as Made in China
2025, are underway.
C. Yet it is not clear whether China truly
has a blueprint for growth, or indeed
whether its various interests are part of a
grandly plan.
D. While China's approach is more open-
ended and experimental, it is not true
that every overseas investment to
Chinese companies is part of some large,
grand plan.
E All are correct
Directions(21-22): Match the statements
from column 1 with column 2 and find
which of the following pair of
statements given in the options make
contextually and grammatically correct
sense.
21. Column1
A. We should practice due diligence
B. Uber has chosen to compete in a particularly
challenging business sector, which in part
explains
C. The reason that the Bitcoin changes
everything is that
Column2
D. when thinking about overturning well-
understood or well-tested ideas.
E. it lets you send money over the internet
natively, without a bank or a service provider
in the middle
F. why neither Uber nor any major rideshare
company in the world makes money despite
tens of billions of VC and IPO dollars and
nearly ten years of trying.
A CE and AF B AD C AE D BD E CD
22. Column1
A. Land masses are natural carbon sinks,
B. A 1993 article by two analysts at the think
tank RAND described how military hackers
would soon be used not only for
reconnaissance and spying on enemy systems
C. KFC is the latest in a long line of food
companies that are trying to appeal to the
growing number of people following a
flexitarian -
Column2
D. but also attacking and disrupting the
computers an enemy used for command-and-
control.
E. absorbing greenhouse gases by a variety of
processes, including photosynthesis.
F. where meat is eaten only occasionally - or
completely plant-based diet.
A AF B BE & CF C CE D BD E. BF & AE
Directions(23-30): Read the following
passage carefully and answer the
questions that follow.
Three years ago, over breakfast, my
friend Helen handed me a novel about a quest
that, unknown to both of us, would set me off
on a quest of my own. The book was called The
Dragon Waiting, and it was written by the late
science fiction and fantasy author John M.
Ford. John Milo Ford was born the first child
of two pharmacists in East Chicago, Indiana, in
1957. Everyone called him Mike. According to
his aunt, Jane Starner, "He was brilliant from
the start - reading at an adult level when he
was in kindergarten and talking to college
students." He played chess and loved model
trains. But he was also sickly - after nearly
falling into a coma at the age of 9, he was
diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. At 16, he went
to Indiana University, where instead of
attending class he ran role-playing games and
amassed a $3,000 library fine, which his
father paid
Helen placed the mass-market paperback
with its garish cover in my hands, her eyes
aglow with evangelical fervor, telling me I
would love it. I would soon learn that, owing to
Ford's obscurity, his fans do things like this all
the time. Soon, I would become one of them.
The Dragon Waiting is an unfolding
cabinet of wonders. Over a decade before
George R.R. Martin wrote A Song of Ice and
Fire, Ford created an alternate-history retelling
of the Wars of the Roses, filled with palace
intrigue, dark magic, and more Shakespeare
references than are dreamt of in our
philosophy. The Dragon Waiting provokes that
rare thrill that one gets from the work of Gene
Wolfe, or John Crowley, or Ursula Le Guin. A
dazzling intellect ensorcells the reader,
entertaining with one hand, opening new doors
with another.
I wanted to buy a copy, but it was out of
print. At the time, used copies of this mass-
market paperback from 1985 started at $200
on Amazon. (It's currently much more
affordable.) John M. Ford had other books that
were not available at all, even as used copies.
How had a writer this good fallen into this level
of obscurity? The more I looked into Ford's
career, the more frustrating and mystifying
his posthumous invisibility came to seem. Ford
had won the Philip K. Dick Award and multiple
World Fantasy Awards. He was a beloved and
influential peer to writers including Neil
Gaiman, Jo Walton, Ellen Kushner, James
Rigney (better known as Robert Jordan), Jack
Womack, and Daniel Abraham.
23. What was the profession of John's
parents as per the passage?
A Scientists B Pharmacists C Doctors
D Tailors E None of the above
24. Which of the following was/were not
written by John M. Ford?
I. The dragon waiting
II. A song of Ice and Fire
III. Wars of the Roses
A Only I B II and III both
C I and III both D Only II E Only III
25. What was the price of the used copy
of the Dragon Waiting that was available
on Amazon?
A $100 B $200 C $300 D $250 E $350
26. At what age did John M. Ford go to
university?
A 9 B 16 C 11 D 13 E None of the above
27. Who was the author's friend?
A Helen B Mike C John Milo
D Jane Starner E None of the above
28. Which of the following awards had
Ford won?
A Fantasy Word Awards
B Philip K. Dick Award
C Neil Gaiman Award
D James Rigney Award E Both A and B
29. Which of the following words does
NOT express the meaning of the word
"amass" as used in the context of the
passage?
A Collect B Accumulate C Gather
D Conception E A, B and C all
30. Which of the following words best
expresses the opposite meaning of the
word "mystifying" as used in the context
of the passage?
A Bewildering B Puzzling C Confounding
D Thinking E Simplifying
REASONING
31. Which of the following symbols
should replace the question marks (?) in
the given expression in order to make
the expressions ‘R > G’ as well as ‘U ≤ D’
definitely true?
Y ≤ T > G (?) S = U ≤ R (?) D > L > I
A <, ≥ B <, < C >, ≤ D <, ≤ E ≤, =
32. Which of the following should
replace the question marks for A > B to
be definitely true?
A?R?X?U?B
A =, ≥, =, = B >, >, =, < C =, >, =, ≥
D <, =, <, < E None of these
Directions(33-34): Six persons have
different amount of money with them. Person
having second lowest amount has Rs.25, which
is less than the amount that P has. T has
Rs.250 which is less than amount with R, who
has more amount than A. P has amount more
than K and less than A. A has less than Rs.230.
Z doesn't have the lowest money.
33. If sum of R's and Z's money is
Rs.300 and difference of A's and T's
money is Rs.30, then, what is the
difference of R's and A's money?
A None of these B Rs.25 C Rs.125
D Rs.55 E Rs.45
34. Who among the following has more
amount of money than K?
I. Z II. R III. T
A All the given B Both I and III C Only I
D Only III E Cannot be determined
Directions(35-39): Ten persons were seated
in two parallel rows. A, B, C, D and E were in
row 1 facing the north and P, Q, R, S and T
were in row 2 facing the south. Each person of
row 1 was seated facing another person from
row 2. P was seated 3 rd to the right of Q. Q
was seated opposite to B. Only one person was
seated between A and B. R was to the
immediate left of P. E was neighbouring B and
was 3 rd to the right of D. T was facing C or D.
35. Four of the following bears a similar
relationship and hence form a group,
who among the following is not a part of
that arrangement?
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36. Who was seated facing S?
A A B C C D D E E Cannot be determined
37. How many persons were seated
between C and D?
A None B 1 C 2 D 3
E Cannot be determined
38. What was the position of S with
respect to R?
A Immediate left B Second to the right
C Second to the left D 3rdto the right
E 3rdto the left
39. In which of the following groups is
the 3rd person seated neighbouring the
1st and the 2nd person?
A CAE B PRQ C TRP D RQT E AEB
40. How many such pairs of letters are there
in the word "REPARATION" each of which
has many letters between them in the word as
in the English alphabet ?
A 1 B 2 C 3 D 4 E None of these
Directions(41-43): In the question given
below, two statements are given
followed by five conclusions. You have
to take the given statements to be true
even if they seem to be at variance from
commonly known facts. Read the
conclusions and decide which of the
given conclusions logically follows from
the given statements disregarding
commonly known facts.
41. Statements:
Only a few thorns are satins.
All satins are grooms.
A Some grooms are thorns.
B All thorns can never be grooms.
C All satins can never be thorns.
D Some grooms are definitely not thorns.
E Some grooms are definitely not satins.
42. Statements:
Only a few locus are blooms.
No locus is a stain.
A At least some blooms are stains.
B Some stains are definitely not blooms.
C All locus can never be blooms.
D No stain is a bloom.
E All blooms being stains is a possibility.
43. Statements:
Only a few truces are ounces.
A few ounces are suedes.
A All ounces can never be truces.
B Some suedes are definitely not truces.
C All truces can never be suedes.
D Some ounces are definitely not suedes.
E Some truces are definitely not ounces.
Directions(44-46): Certain number of
people were sitting in a row facing north. V
who was to the right of T was seated at sixth
position from the left end. There were not
more than 15 people. Q was to the immediate
left of P. U was seated at one of the ends but
not adjacent to S. Number of people to the
right of R is twice the number of people to the
left. There were 8 people seated between T and
S. No three people were sitting together are
known. Q was not seated second to the right of
V.
44. How many people were seated in the
row?
A 12 B 13 C 14 D 15 E None of these
45. Who among the following was seated
right of S?
I. P; II. V ; III.U
A I only B II and III C III and I
D All three E None of them
46. How many people were seated
between U and R?
A 10 B 7 C 5 D 3 E 8
47. All the Vowels of the word
"MISLEADING" are arranged from left
to right in alphabetical order and all
consonants are arranged from right to
left in alphabetical order then find how
many alphabets will appear between A
and G in the new arrangement?
A 3 B 4 C 5 D 6 E More than 6
Directions(48-52): Nine persons A, B, C, D,
E, F, G, H and I are sitting around a circular
table, each one facing either inside or outside.
Facing in opposite direction means if one faces
inside other faces outside, and vice versa. And,
facing in the same directions if one faces
inside, other also faces inside.
G's immediate neighbors are facing the
same directions. B, who doesn't sit
immediately next to E, is third to the left of H,
who is immediate right to A, who faces inside.
G and C face in the same direction. I is third to
right of E and both face in the same direction,
and neither of them sits immediately next to A
or H. D is second to the right of C, who is third
to right of F and, all three face in the same
direction. G and B face in opposite direction. F
and B do not sit together
48. What is the position of A with
respect to D?
A Second to the right B Fifth to the left
C None of these D Third to the right
E Fourth to the left
49. How many persons are sitting facing
inside?
A 3 B 4 C 5 D 6 E Cannot be determined
50. Find the odd one out.
A C, E B G, A C H, A D I, B E D, G
51. How many pairs of persons are there
which appear consecutively in
alphabetical series are sitting adjacent
to each other?
A One B None C Three D Two
E More than three
52. Who is sitting fourth to the right of
G?
A B B C C I D E E None of the given
Directions(53-55): Point P is 8 meters to the
north of point Q and is 6 meters to the east of
R. Point S is equidistant from point P and
point R. Point S is to the west of point P. Point
T is equidistant from point P and point Q.
Point T is to the north of point Q.
53. What is the direction of point S with
respect to point Q?
A North B South-east C South-west
D North-west E North-east
54. What is the shortest possible
distance between point S and point T?
A 7 meters B 8 meters C 5 meters
D 4√2 meters E 3√2 meters
55. What is the shortest possible
distance between point R and point Q?
A 10 meters B 14 meters C 12 meters
D 6√2 meters E 8√2 meters
Directions(56-60): Study the following
information and answer the given
questions.
In an artificial language,
"Laptop Desk Table On" is coded as "es kh ab
pl"
"Table Lamp Books Top" is coded as "ab mq tx
oc"
"Laptop Books On Lights" is coded as "pl gi kh
oc"
"Desk Lamp Lights Top" is coded as "es mq gi
tx".
56. How is 'Lights' coded in the given
language?
A gi B pl C oc D mq E tx
57. How is 'Lamp' coded in the given
language?
A mq B tx C Either (a) or (e)
D Either (a) or (b) E es
58. How is 'Desk' coded in the given
language?
A mq B es C tx D gi E ab
59. What is the meaning of 'oc' in the
given language?
 A Desk B Top C Books D Lights
E None of the above
60. How is 'Desk Top' coded in the given
language?
A Either (c) or (e) B es mq
C Either (b) or (d) D es tx
E None of the above
Directions(61-65): Seven people A, B, C, D,
E, F, G, H lived in a 7 floored apartment
numbered from 1-7 (7 being the topmost floor)
not necessarily in the same order. They bought
different item among AC, Watch, Speaker, TV,
Laptop, Radio and Phone. Further it is known
that The person on the 2 nd floor bought a
speaker. E lived in a floor immediately above
the person who bought Phone. The AC owner
was above E while D did not owned radio. G
bought a watch. A lived immediately above D
and immediately below G. There were 4 people
between the one who bought TV and D, where
D was below the former. C who was on 6 th
floor lived above A. B lived on an odd floor.
61. What is the difference of the floor
number of radio owner and watch
owner?
A1B2C3D4E5
62. Who lived immediately above F?
A E B C C G D AC owner
E None of the above
63. Which device was bought by B?
A Radio B Speaker C Laptop D AC
E Cannot Be Determined
64. Who among the following were
living on the even floor?
I.C II.A III.F
A I only B I and III C II only D II and III
E All three
65. What is the difference between the
floor numbers of G and B?
A1B2C3D4E5
MATHS
66. Meena and Reena went for shopping
and bought two sarees each at different
cost. Cost price of saree bought by
Reena is Rs.250 more than the cost
price of saree bought by Meena.
Shopkeeper earned a profit of 20% on
selling both the sarees together to Reena
and Meena which he bought them at
total Rs.6000. At what cost did Meena
buy saree?
A Rs.3285 B Rs.3690 C Rs.3475
D Rs.3100 E Rs.3450
Directions(67-69): In the following
questions two equations numbered I
and II are given. You have to solve both
the equations and choose the correct
option.
Ax<y
Bx>y
Cx≤y
Dx≥y
E x = y or relationship cannot be established
67. I. x 2 -5x +4 = 0 II. y 2 -28y +132 = 0
68. I. x 2 -18x -88 = 0 II. y 2 +26y +88 = 0
69. I. x 2 +16x -57 = 0 II. y 2 -23y +60 = 0
70. I. x 2 -4x -45 = 0 II. y 2 +21y +104 = 0
71. I. x 2 +19x -92 = 0 II. y 2 -26y +88 = 0’
Directions(72-76): What value will come
in place of question mark (?) in the
following question?
72. (0.01) 94 ÷ 0.001 51 = (0.1) ?
A 35 B 29 C 53 D 47 E 44
73. ∛4913 + ∛5832 - ∛343 = ?
A 36 B 28 C 31 D 29 E 34
74. 240/8-10 x 8 + √9 = ?
A -61 B -51 C -53 D -47 E -45
75. 60% of 35 + 71.42% of 84 + 20% of 10
=?
A 83 B 86 C 101 D 77 E 65
76. 26 x 61 - ? + 60 x 40 = 54 x 59
A 794 B 800 C 818 D 779 E 785
77. If P has invested for 4 more months
than Q and R has invested for half as
much time as Q, ratio of their(P,Q,R)
investments is 1:2:3 respectively, profit
at the end of the year is Rs 64,000 and
Q's share out of it is Rs 25,600, for how
many months has R invested his money?
A 10 months B 6 months C 8 months
D 4 months E 3 months
Directions(78-82): The following is the
information regarding the number of
elements in 3 sets:
A, B and C. 15 elements are in set A only.
96 elements are in at most 1 set. 6 elements are
in none of the sets. The ratio of the number of
elements in set B only to the number of
elements in set C only is 2:3. 59 elements are in
set A but not in set C. 64 elements are in sets A
and B both. 116 elements are in set B. 17(1/7)%
of the elements in set C are also in set A but not
in set B.
78. How many elements are there in set
A?
A 97 B 81 C 88 D 101 E 107
79. What is the ratio of the number of
elements in only set B to that in none of
the sets?
A 7:2 B 4:1 C 5:1 D 9:2 E 10:3
80. What is the number of elements in
at least 2 sets?
A 98 B 94 C 104 D 109 E 111
81. What is the ratio of the number of
elements in only set A to the number of
elements in only set C?
A 3:10 B 2:7 C 2:5 D 1:2 E 1:3
82. How many elements are not in set A?
A 97 B 99 C 119 D 103 E 107
Directions(83-87): Find the wrong term
in the series given below.
83. 82, 95, 123, 168, 234, 317
A 168 B 95 C 123 D 234 E 82
84. 15, 31, 63, 129, 255, 511
A 129 B 31 C 15 D 63 E 255
85. 729, 693, 629, 529, 387, 189
A 729 B 629 C 387 D 693 E 529
86. 611, 309, 155, 79, 41, 22
A 41 B 155 C 309 D 611 E 79
87. 200, 260, 328, 404, 490
A 404 B 490 C 200 D 260 E 328
Directions(88-90): A question is
followed by 2 statements (A) and (B)
below it. You have to decide whether the
data provided in the statements are
sufficient to answer the questions.
A If either of the statement (A) alone or (B)
alone is sufficient to answer the question.
B. If the statement (A) alone is not sufficient to
answer the question while the statement (B)
alone is sufficient to answer the question.
C. If the statement (A) alone sufficient to
answer the question while the statement (B)
alone is not sufficient to answer the question.
D If both the statement (A) and (B) together
are necessary to answer the question.
E If both the statement (A) and (B) together
are not sufficient to answer the question.
88. The area of a garden is 616 sqm.
What is its perimeter?
(A) It costs Rs 1760 to put a fence around the
garden at the rate of Rs 20 per metre.
(B) The garden is a circular one.
89. In how many days C alone can
complete the work?
I. A and B can complete 5/8th of work in 25/3
days and with help of C they complete work in
120/11 days.
II. A and C can do same work in 15 days, B and
C can do 3/4th of work in 18 days. A and B can
complete 7/8th of work in 35/3 days.
90. Train X of length 350 m can cross a
platform in 20 seconds. What is the
length of the platform?
I. Train Y of length 510 m and speed 20%
greater than Train X can cross the same
platform in 20 seconds.
II. Train Z of speed 50 m/sec can cross the
same platform in 16 seconds.
91. If upstream speeds of two boats A
and B are in the ratio 3: 2 respectively
and their downstream speeds are in the
ratio 5: 4 respectively, then find that the
speed of boat A in still water is
approximately what percent more/less
than speed of boat B in still water?
A 33.33% B 29.67% C 38.54% D 24.33%
E 41.68%
92. The ratio of the present ages of
father and son is 3:1 and the ratio of the
ages of son and mother 10 years from
now will be 1:2. If the sum of present
ages of the parents is 85 years, what is
the present age of son?
A 11 years B 13 years C 15 years
D 17 years E 19 years
93. Atif and Bharat alone can complete a
piece of work in 8 days and 12 days
respectively. They started working on
alternate days with Atif starting first.
After 7 days, Chandan replaced both Atif
and Bharat and started working alone.
If the remaining work gets completed in
8 days, what is the part of total work
completed by Chandan alone in one 100. If another employee P saves
day? Rs.2350 more than E and spends
A 1/20th B 1/36th C 1/24th D 1/32th Rs.12250 more than D, monthly income
E 1/40th of P is approximately what percent of
94. The amount when a principal of Rs monthly income of C?
2X earns compound interest at the rate A 106% B 118% C 129% D 145% E 161%
of 10% per annum in 2 years is 5880
greater than the amount when a
principal of Rs X earns compound
interest at the rate of 20% per annum in
2 years. What is the value of X?
A 4500 B 5000 C 6000 D 6500 E 8000
95. Two numbers A and B are in the
ratio 7: 8 respectively. A is 20% more
than C and B is 20% less than D. If D is
25 more than C, then what is the average
of A and B taken together?
A 40 B 42 C 45 D 48 E 50
Directions(96-100): Study the following
information carefully and answer the
related questions.
Following bar graph represents the data
regarding monthly expenditure (in rupees) and
income (in rupees) of five employees of a
company. Saving = Income – Expenditure

96. Among all five employees, who saves

minimum amount?
ABBCCEDAED
97. What is the average of savings of all
given employees?
A Rs.10250 B Rs.11065 C Rs.11350
D Rs.11985 E None of these
98. If 'm' is the ratio of expenditure of A
and B together to savings of C and D
together, then find the approximate
value of 'm'.
A 1.12 B 1.3 C 1.5 D 1.65 E 1.8
99. Total expenditure of B and C
together is approximately what percent
of their total income?
A 47% B 33% C 39% D 42% E 51%