Ibps RRB Clerk Prelims Model Paper PDF Set 9

IBPS RRB Clerk Prelims 2020 Model Question Paper-
Set 09
IBPS RRB Clerk Model Paper
Reasoning Ability 1. What is the code of ‘improved court’?
Directions (1 – 5): Answer the questions based on the a) pa sa

information given below.
b) sa ma
In a certain code of language,
c) pa ia
I. ‘indian has good wage system’ is coded as ‘la da ma ta ga’
d) ba sa
II. ‘supreme court decided wage’ is coded as ‘pa ja la ba’
e) Can’t be determined
III. ‘good education court system’ is coded as ‘da sa ta pa’
2. What is the code of ‘decided’?
IV. ‘indian education has improved’ is coded as ‘ma sa ia ga’
a) la
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b) ba Directions (6 – 8): In the question, relationship between
some elements is shown in the statements (s). These
c) ia statements are followed by two conclusions. Read the
d) ja statements and give answer.
e) Cannot be determined 6. Statements: P ≥ B ≤ R < D; T ≥ F < D ≤ V
3. What is the code of ‘good’? Conclusions:
a) da I. F < R
b) ma II. P ≥ D
c) sa a) Only conclusion I is true
d) ta b) Only conclusion II is true
e) Either da or ta c) Either conclusion I or II is true
4. The code ‘la’ represents which of the following word? d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
a) Wage e) Both conclusions I and II are true
b) System 7. Statements: H ≤ Y ≥ K > L; M = L > N ≥ O
c) Good Conclusions:
d) Education I. Y > O
e) Court II. K > M
5. If the code of ‘indian victory supreme’ is ‘ga aa ja’ then a) Only conclusion I is true
what would be the code of ‘victory has decided’? b) Only conclusion II is true
a) aa ma sa
c) Either conclusion I or II is true
b) la ma sa d) Neither conclusion I nor II is true
c) pa la ma e) Both conclusions I and II are true
d) aa ba ma 8. Statements: C > H < R; T < A ≤ H > G; V ≤ U = H
e) la ga ma Conclusions:
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I. C > V e) None of the above
II. R < G Directions (11 – 15): The following questions are based on
the five three-digit number given below.
III. T ≥ U
576 643 283 896 782
a) Only conclusion I is true
11. If all the numbers are arranged in descending order from
b) Only conclusion III is true right to left then which of the following will be the product
c) Both conclusions II and III are true of the first and last digits of the number which is second
from the right end?
d) Both conclusions I and II are true
a) 14
e) All conclusions I, II and III are true.
b) 30
9. Which of the symbol should replace the question mark in
the given expression in order to make the expression “Q ≥ J” c) 25
as well as “M > P” definitely true? d) 48
A=Q≥C?D=J<M=O>F?P e) 18
a) = and < 12. If 2 are added to the first digit of each number and the
b) > and < first digit is interchanged with last then which of the
following number is a perfect square of a number?
c) ≥ and <
a) 576
d) < and ≤
b) 896
e) None of the above
c) 643
10. Which of the following options is correct according to
the expression “L > Q = G > H < N = D > K < P; G < M ≤ I; Q ≥ U d) 782
> J”? e) 348
a) N > J 13. If one is subtracted from each odd digit and one is added
b) N > I to each even digit of each of the numbers, what will be the
difference between the first digit and the third digit of the
c) P > I highest number thus formed?
d) I > H a) 5
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b) 3 E is mother-in-law of B. F is son of A. D is married to the only
sister of C. G is sister-in-law of D. C is unmarried.
c) 2
16. How A is related to G?
d) 7
a) Father
e) 1
b) Mother
14. What will be the result if the first digit of the highest
number is divided by the third digit of the second-lowest c) Mother-in-law
number?
d) Father-in-law
a) 1.5
e) Daughter-in-law
b) 2.3
17. How D is related to E?
c) 1.68
a) Son-in-law
d) 1.33
b) Daughter-in-law
e) 1
c) Son
15. If all the digits in each of the numbers are arranged in
descending order within the number from left to right then d) Daughter
which of the following will be the second-lowest number? e) Cannot be determined
a) 576 18. Who is daughter-in-law of A?
b) 782 a) D
c) 283 b) B
d) 643 c) C
e) 896 d) G
Directions (16 – 18): Answer the questions based on the e) Both (b) and (d)
information given below.
Directions (19 – 20): Answer the questions based on the
Seven members - A, B, C, D, E, F and G of a family consists of information given below.
two generations. Either both or none of the parents are alive.
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Point L is 3m south of point H. Point D is 14m east of point A. a) Second to the right
Point E is 5m west of point C. Point D is 7m south of point C.
Point E is 7m north of point H. b) Third to the left
19. What is the direction of point C with respect to point L? c) Second to the left
a) South-east d) Third to the right
b) North-east e) Fourth to the left
c) South-west 22. Who among the following persons were seated adjacent
to Q?
d) North-west
a) U and W
e) None of these
b) W and V
20. Point L is in which direction and how far from point E?
c) V and U
a) 10m South
d) R and V
b) 10m North
e) T and R
c) 12m South
23. How many persons were seated between R and U?
d) 3m East
a) Three
e) None of these
b) Two
information given below. c) None
Eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W were seated in a d) One

linear row facing south in such a way that there is an equal e) More than three
distance between adjacent persons. Three persons were
seated between T and U. V was seated second to the left of 24. Four of the following pair were in a certain group, which
U. Two persons were seated between P and R. S was seated of the following pair that does not belong to that group?
second to the right of W. P and W were immediate
a) PS
neighbors. V was seated to the left of T but not seated
adjacent to R. b) VQ
21. What is the position of P with respect to R? c) UW
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d) UQ a) Varun
e) TR b) Golu
25. Which of the following statement(s) is/are false? c) Umesh
(a) P was seated to the immediate left of W d) Sahil
(b) T was seated second to the left of P e) None of these
(c) Q was seated second to the left of W 27. How many students go library between Sahil and Tarun?
a) Only (c) a) Two
b) Both (a) and (b) b) Three
c) Only (b) c) Four
d) Both (a) and (c) d) One
e) Only (a) e) None
Directions (26 – 30): Answer the questions based on the 28. Who among the following goes immediately after
information given below. Umesh?
There are seven students namely, Rahul, Sahil, Tarun, Umesh, a) Yuvraj
Varun, Golu and Yuvraj. All of them go to library in a week
starting from Monday to Sunday (of the same week) but not b) Tarun
necessarily in the same order. Only one student goes to c) Varun
library on each day.
d) Sahil
Tarun goes to library one of the days before Wednesday. Two
students go to library between Tarun and Golu. Only one e) None of these
student goes to library between Golu and Varun, but Varun
29. Which of the following statements is correct?
does not go on Saturday. Two students go to library between
Varun and Rahul. Only one student goes to library between a) Tarun goes on Tuesday
Rahul and Yuvraj, but Yuvraj goes after Rahul. Two students
go to library between Sahil and Umesh. Umesh does not go b) Varun goes on Monday
to library on Wednesday.
c) Umesh goes on Sunday
26. Who among the following goes to library on Thursday?
d) Sahil goes on Tuesday
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e) Golu goes on Thursday e) LKI
30. Number of students who go before Umesh is equal to 33. Statements:

the number of students who go after ___? No Road is Wide.
Some Road is Long.
a) Tarun Only a few Light is Fuse.
All Fuse are Long.
b) Sahil
c) Varun Conclusions:
d) Golu I. All Wide can be Long.
II. All Long can be Road.
e) None of these
(a) If Only conclusion I follows.
31. If a meaningful word can be formed by using 1st, 4th,
6th, 9th, 12th and 14th letters of the word (b) If Only conclusion II follows.
''SYNCHRONIZATION", then what is the fifth letter of the
(c) If Either conclusion I or II follows.
newly formed word? Mark X as your answer if more than
one word is formed. Mark Z if no meaningful word is (d) If Neither conclusion I nor II follows.
formed.
(e) If Both conclusions I and II follow.
a) C
Q34. Statements:
b) X
Only a few Beers are Pale.
c) O No Book is a Beers.
d) Z A few Book are Pale.
e) R
Conclusions:
32. Find the odd word/letters/number pair from the given
I. All Pale being Book is a possibility
alternatives.
II. All Beers can never be Pale.
a) TPR
b) QKN
c) RPQ (b) If Only conclusion II follows.
d) PFK (c) If Either conclusion I or II follows.
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(d) If Neither conclusion I nor II follows. an immediate neighbor of A. C sits to the immediate right of
G and sits opposite to H. D sits on the longer side of the table.
36. Who sits opposite to G?
Q35. Statements:
a) D
Only a few Bat are Wicket.
b) H
No Bat is Out.
c) F
Only a few LBW are Wicket.
d) A
Some Out is Catch.
e) None of these.
Conclusions:
I. Some LBW can never be Out. 37. Who sits second to the right of G?
II. Some Catch is LBW.
a) C
b) H
(b) If Only conclusion II follows.
c) D
(c) If Either conclusion I or II follows.
d) A
(d) If Neither conclusion I nor II follows.
e) None of these.
38. Which of the following statements is correct about E?
Directions (36 – 40): Read the following information and a) H sits second to the right of E.
answer the questions based on it.
b) C sits second to the left of E.
Eight persons A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H are sitting around a
rectangular table such that four persons are sitting at the c) E sits opposite to A.
corners of the table while others are sitting in the middle of
d) G sits to the immediate left of E.
each of the four sides of the table. All are facing outside the
table but none of the persons is sitting according to their e) E sits third to the right of F.
names in English alphabetical order i.e. A can’t sit adjacent to
B, B can’t sit adjacent to C and so on. 39. Four of the following five are related to each other in
some way hence formed a group. Choose the one which is
A sits second to the left of F. F is not an immediate neighbor not related to the group.
of C and B. Only one person sits between G and B but G is not
a) F
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b) D c) 28.8
c) E d) 27.2
d) H e) 29.6
e) C 43. 16, ?, 48, 240, 1680, 15120
40. Who sits to the immediate right of A on the table? a) 20
a) F b) 36
b) D c) 20
c) E d) 24
d) B e) None of these
e) None of these. 44. 178, 159, 142, ?, 118, 111
a) 124
Quantitative Aptitude b) 126
Directions (41 – 45): What will come in place of the question c) 132
mark (?) in the following series?
d) 129
41. 124, 194, 257, 313, ?, 404
e) 135
a) 384
45. 15, 8, 9, 15, ?, 82.5
b) 362
a) 20
c) 396
b) 32
d) 346
c) 24
e) 356
d) 27
42. 14, 15.2, 16.8, 19.2, 22.8, ?
e) 36
a) 28
b) 27.6 information given below.
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The bar graph given below shows the total number greeting c) 326
cards manufactured by six different shopkeepers A, B, C, D, E
and F respectively and number of greeting cards sold by d) 302
them. e) None of these
Total No. of Greeting Cards Manufactured 48. What is the ratio of number of greeting cards unsold by
B to number of greeting cards unsold by D?
No. of Greeting Cards Sold
900 a) 9:11
800
800 750 b) 5:4
700
700 600
600 c) 3:2
500 520
500 400 d) 9:10
400 348 343 360
250 270 e) None of these
300
200 49. Number of greeting cards sold by C is how much percent
100 more than number of greeting cards sold by A?
0
A B C D E F a) 5%
b) 3%
46. What is the number of greeting cards unsold by E?
c) 8%
a) 313
d) 12%
b) 347
e) None of these
c) 277
50. What is the difference between number of cards unsold
d) 527 by C and F?
e) None of these a) 160
47. What is the average number of greeting cards sold by B b) 110

and C together?
c) 180
a) 309
d) 200
b) 318
e) None of these
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Directions (51 – 60): What will come in the place of question c) 2500
mark (?) in the given expression?
d) 2000
3
51. {(45% of 800 + 25 × 4) – 4 × ?} = 6
e) None of these
a) 61
55. ?2 = 37.5% of 800 + 5! - 20
b) 64
a) 20
c) 51
b) 18
d) 71
c) 15
e) None of these
d) 24
52. ? = √729 + 30% of 25% of 4040
e) 28
a) 340
56. 20% of 25% of 150% of 2400 = ?
b) 320
a) 200
c) 330
b) 120
d) 350
c) 180
e) None of these
d) 160
53. ? = 75% of 1600 – 18 × 14 – 18
e) None of these
a) 930
57. ?% of 162 = 25% of (33 – 3 × 5)2
b) 950
a) 20
c) 920
b) 30
d) 900
c) 25
e) None of these
d) 40
54. 18% of ? = 40% of 330 + 28.5 × 8
e) None of these
a) 2200
58. ? = 12% of 1650 + 20% of 2500 – 152
b) 2400
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a) 475 c) 114
b) 473 d) 84
c) 483 e) 164
d) 523 62. 22.052 + 22.03 × 24.099 – 25.18 × 22.04= ?
59. 45% of 720 + 32% of 1200 = ? b) 128
a) 612 c) 662
b) 564 d) 342
c) 678 e) 552
d) 708 63. 24.75% of 30.125% of 18.055% of 5999.96 = ?
60. 4/9 of 3/16 of 660 + √121 = ? × 6 b) 188
a) 11 c) 121
b) 15 d) 81
c) 20 e) 21
d) 28 64. 3090.06 ÷ 15.05 + 50% of 235.98 = ?2
Directions (61 – 65): What approximate value will come in b) 24

place of the question mark (?) in the following
question?(Note: You are not expected to calculate the exact c) 6
value.) d) 38
61. 24.912% of 659.75 + 25.05 × ? = 765.07 e) 18
a) 6 65. 323.996 + 236.05 – 15 × ? = 24.99% of 640
b) 24
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a) 116 67. What is the ratio of total number of trees planted by
Akmal and Shoaib, respectively?
b) 8
a) 6:7
c) 86
b) 7:8
d) 27
c) 5:8
e) 72
d) 7:5
information given below. e) None of these
Five fruit seller planted only two types of trees i.e. coconut 68. Total number of trees planted by Babar is how much
and mango. The line graph give below shows the number of percent more/less than the same planted by Afridi?
coconut and mango trees planted by the fruit sellers.
a) 20%
600 b) 25%
400
c) 30%
200
d) 15%
0
e) None of these
Afridi Akmal Hafeez Babar Shoaib
Number of coconut trees planted 69. Number of trees planted by Samim is 25% more than
total number of trees planted by Hafeez. If the ratio of
Number of mango trees planted
number of coconut to number of mango trees planted by
Samim is 13:12, then find the number of mango trees
66. What is the average number of coconut trees planted by planted by Samim.
Afridi, Akmal and Babar together?
a) 384
a) 300
b) 348
b) 340
c) 372
c) 360
d) 336
d) 320
e) None of these
e) None of these
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70. What is the difference between number of mango trees 73. A started a business with Rs. 18000 after 4 months B
planted by Afridi and that of the same by Babar? joins A as his partner. After 1 year they shared profit in the
ratio of 27 : 17. Find the investment of B.
a) 240
a) 12000
b) 220
b) 15000
c) 260
c) 18000
d) 280
d) 16000
e) None of these
e) 17000
71. The circumference of circle is 88 cm. Find the area of
rectangle if radius of circle is equal to the breadth of a 74. Anupam’s salary is 20,000 at the age of 20. Find the
rectangle and length of a rectangle is 50% more than the salary of Anupam at the age of 25, if his salary is directly
breadth? proportional to the square of his age.
a) 312 cm2 a) Rs. 25000
b) 288 cm2 b) Rs. 31250
c) 276 cm2 c) Rs. 62500
d) 302 cm2 d) Rs. 28750
e) 294 cm2 e) None of the above
72. In a milk tank the quantity of milk is 40% more than 75. Ashish purchased 50 kg of grains for Rs. 710 from a
water. If 31 litres of water is added to this mixture, then grocery shop. The price of rice was Rs. 12 per kilogram and
final ratio of milk and water is 5 : 8. Find the initial quantity that of wheat is Rs. 17 per kilogram. Find the money he
of milk. spent on rice.
a) 35 litres a) Rs. 318
b) 45 litres b) Rs. 328
c) 30 litres c) Rs. 348
d) 40 litres d) Rs. 336
e) 48 litres e) Rs. 364
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76. A and B together can do a piece of work in 3 3/4 days. A 79. The English Channel is flowing at the rate of 54 km/hr, a
alone can complete the work in 6 days. In how many days Boat tries to cross the channel between extremities such
can B alone do it? that time while covering distance in upstream is 7 times
time to cover in downstream. Find the speed of boat
a) 12 ½ days running in English Channel.
b) 10 ½ days a) 54 km/hr
c) 10 days b) 72 km/hr
d) 12 days c) 90 km/hr
e) 15 days d) 108 km/hr
77. The average age of 5 persons named P, Q, R, S and T is e) None of these
80 yrs. The average age of P and Q is 70 yrs. and average age
of R and S is 84 yrs. Then, what is the age of T? 80. An alloy of copper and tin weights 400 grams. It contains
75% of copper. How much percentage of copper should be
a) 94 years added to the alloy so that percentage of copper increased to
b) 92 years 80%?
c) 96 years a) 33.33%
d) 86 years b) 40%
e) 88 years c) 25%
78. If S.I. on certain sum is 2000 with rate of 5 % per annum d) 20%
for the period of 2 years then find the Amount on C.I. with e) 16.67%
same time and rate of interest.
a) 21500
Answers with Explanation:
b) 22450
Reasoning Ability
c) 22050
(1 – 5): Common Explanation:
d) 21950
From statements I and II, we conclude that the code of
e) 22150 ‘wage’ is ‘la’.
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From statements III and IV, we conclude that the code of P ≥ B ≤ R < D < V also T ≥ F < D ≤ V
‘education’ is ‘sa’.
Conclusions:
From statements II and III, we conclude that the code of
‘court’ is ‘pa’ which means the code of ‘good’ and ‘system’ is I. F < R: False (As, R < D > F, we cannot establish the exact
relation between F and R)
either ‘da’ or ‘ta’.
From statement I and IV, we conclude that the code of II. P ≥ D: False (As, P ≥ B ≤ R < D, we cannot establish the
‘indian’ and ‘has’ is either ‘ga’ or ma’ which means the code exact relation between P and D)
of ‘improved’ is ‘ia’. Hence, option d.
Also, the code of ‘decided’ and ‘supreme’ must be ‘ba’ and 7. Answer: E)
‘ja’ but not necessarily in same order.
Given statement: H ≤ Y ≥ K > L; M = L > N ≥ O
Following table shows the words and their codes:
On combining statements, we get,
W w edu co de sup g sys in ha imp
or ag cati ur cid re o te di s rov Y ≥ K > L > N ≥ O and Y ≥ K > L = M
ds e on t ed me o m an ed
d Conclusions:
Co la sa p ba/ ja/ d ta/ ga m ia
de a ja ba a/ da / a/ I. Y > O: True (As, Y ≥ K > L > N ≥ O, so, Y > O)
s ta m ga
a II. K > M: True (As, K > L = M, so, K > M)
Hence, option e.
1. Answer: C)
8. Answer: A)
2. Answer: E)
Given statements: C > H < R; T < A ≤ H > G; V ≤ U = H
3. Answer: E)
On combining, we get
4. Answer: A)
C > H = U ≥ V; R > H = U ≥ V; C> H > G; R > H > G; C > H ≥ A > T;
5. Answer: D) T<A≤H=U
6. Answer: D) Conclusions:
Given statement: P ≥ B ≤ R < D; T ≥ F < D ≤ V I. C > V: True (As C > H = U ≥ V, So, C > V)
On combining statements, we get, II. R < G: False (As R > H > G, so the relationship between G
and R can’t be established)
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III. T ≥ U: False (As T < A ≤ H = U, so the relationship between Hence, the correct answer is option 14.
T and U can’t be established)
12. Answer: D)
Hence, option a.
Given series: 576 643 283 896 782
9. Answer: E)
2 are added to the first digit of each number.
Both of the question marks can be replaced by the symbols ≥
or = and = or >. New series: 776 843 483 1096 982
10. Answer: D) Interchange first digit with last digit.
Given expression “L > Q = G > H < N = D > K < P, G > M ≤ I, Q ≥ New series: 677 348 384 6910 289
U > J” Here we get 289 which is a perfect square of 17.
When combining we get, Hence, the correct answer is 782.
L > Q ≥ U > J; Q = G < M ≤ I; Q = G > H < N = D > K < P 13. Answer: C)
a. N > J: False (As J < U ≤ Q = G > H < N; so relationship Given series: 576 643 283 896 782
between N and J can’t be established)
One is subtracted from each odd digit and one is added to
b. N > I: False (As N > H < G < M ≤ I; so relationship between N each even digit of each of the numbers.
and I can’t be established)
New series: 467 752 392 987 693
c. P > I: False (As P > K < D = N > H < G < M ≤ I; so the
relationship between P and I can’t be established) Now the difference between the third digit and the first digit
of the highest number is: 9 – 7 = 2
d. I > H: True (As I ≥ M > G > H, so, I > H)
Hence, the correct answer is 2.
Hence, option d.
14. Answer: D)
11. Answer: A)
Given series: 576 643 283 896 782
Given series: 576 643 283 896 782
First digit of the highest number is divided by the third digit
Arrange the numbers in descending order from right to left of the second-lowest number.
New series: 283 576 643 782 896 First digit of highest number is 8 and the third digit of the
Product of first and last digit of the number second from right second-lowest number is 6.
end = 7 × 2 = 14 Thus, 8 ÷ 6 = 1.33
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Hence, the correct answer is 1.33.
15. Answer: A)
Given series: 576 643 283 896 782
Arrange the digits in descending order within the number.
New series: 765 643 832 986 872
Thus the second-lowest number is 576
Hence, the correct answer is 576.

19. Answer: B)
D is married to the only sister of C. G is sister-in-law of D. C is
unmarried. 20. Answer: A)
E is mother-in-law of B. F is son of A. Three persons were seated between T and U. V was seated
second to the left of U. V was seated to the left of T.
Two persons were seated between P and R. S was seated

16. Answer: D) second to the right of W. P and W were immediate
neighbors. R and V were not immediate neighbors.
17. Answer: C)
18. Answer: E)
Case 1 is invalid because R and V were not immediate

neighbors.
So, the final arrangement is
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Day Student
Monday Tarun
21. Answer: B) Tuesday Varun
Wednesday
22. Answer: C) Thursday Golu
Friday
23. Answer: E) Saturday
Sunday
24. Answer: D)
Two students go to library between Varun and Rahul. Only
25. Answer: B) one student goes to library between Rahul and Yuvraj, but
Yuvraj goes after Rahul. So case I (a) gets rejected.
Two students go to library between Sahil and Umesh. Umesh
Tarun goes to library on one of the days before Wednesday. does not go to library on Wednesday.
Two students go to library between Tarun and Golu. Only one
student goes to library between Golu and Varun, but Varun So, in case I:
does not go on Saturday.
Day Student
Case I: When Tarun goes on Tuesday. Monday
Tuesday Tarun
Case I (a): Wednesday
Thursday Rahul
Day Student Friday Golu
Monday Saturday Yuvraj
Tuesday Tarun Sunday Varun
Wednesday Varun This case is invalid as two students go to library between
Thursday Umesh and Sahil.
Friday Golu
Saturday So, the final arrangement is as follows:
Sunday
Case I (b): Day Student
Monday Tarun
Day Student Tuesday Varun
Monday Wednesday Sahil
Tuesday Tarun Thursday Golu
Wednesday Friday Rahul
Thursday Saturday Umesh
Friday Golu Sunday Yuvraj
Saturday 26. Answer: B)
Sunday Varun
Case II. When Tarun goes on Monday. 27. Answer: D)
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28. Answer: A)
29. Answer: E)
30. Answer: C)
31. Answer: D)
4th, 6th, 9th, 12th and 14th letters of the word

''SYNCHRONIZATION" are S, C, R, I, T, O.
The required answer is Z because no meaningful word cannot

be formed.
32. Answer: E)
The third letter is situated exactly middle of third letter and

first letter as per the alphabetical series. 34. Answer: B)
In option 1, TPR, R is situated exactly between P and T as per

the alphabetical series.
In option 2, QKN, N is situated exactly between K and Q as

per the alphabetical series.
In option 3, RPQ, Q is situated exactly between P and R as per

In option 4, PFK, K is situated exactly between F and P as per

But in the option 5, LKI, I is not situated exactly between K

and L as per the alphabetical series. Hence, option 5 is the
odd one out.
35. Answer: D)
33. Answer: E)
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A sits second to the left of F. Neither C nor B is an immediate
neighbor of F. Only one person sits between G and B so there
is only one possibility of both G and B. C sits to the immediate
sight of G.
D sits in the middle of a side in the table. Hence case II is

(36 – 40): Common Explanation: invalid
Case I: When F sits at the corner of the table. The final arrangement is as follows:
A sits second to the left of F. Neither C nor B is an immediate

neighbor of F. Only one person sits between G and B so there
is only one possibility of both G and B. C sits to the immediate
right of G.
36. Answer: C)
Case II: When F sits on the middle of the table.
37. Answer: D)
38. Answer: E)
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39. Answer: A) 44. Answer: D)
40. Answer: B) 178 – 19 = 159
159 – 17 = 142
Quantitative Aptitude 142 – 13 = 129
41. Answer: B) 129 – 11 = 118
124 + 70 = 194 118 – 7 = 111
194 + 63 = 257 45. Answer: B)
257 + 56 = 313 15 × 0.5 + 0.5 = 8
313 + 49 = 362 8×1+1=9
362 + 42 = 404 9 + 1.5 + 1.5 = 15
42. Answer: A) 15 × 2 + 2 = 32
32 × 2.5 + 2.5 = 82.5
46. Answer: E)
Number of greeting cards unsold by E = 700 – 343 = 357
47. Answer: A)
Desired Average = (348 + 270)/2 = 309
48. Answer: D)
43. Answer: E)
Number of greeting cards unsold by B = 600 – 348 = 252
16 × 1 = 16
Number of greeting cards unsold by D = 800 – 520 = 280
16 × 3 = 48
Desired Ratio = 252:280 = 9:10
48 × 5 = 240
49. Answer: C)
240 × 7 = 1680
Desired Percentage = [(270 – 250)/250] × 100 = 8%
1680 × 9 = 15120
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50. Answer: A) 18% of ? = 40% of 330 + 28.5 × 8
Number of cards unsold by C = 500 – 270 = 230 18% of ? = 132 + 228
Number of cards unsold by F = 750 – 360 = 390 18% of ? = 360
Desired difference = 390 – 230 = 160 ? = 2000
51. Answer: A) 55. Answer: A)
{(45% of 800 + 25 × 4) – 4 × ?} = 63 ?2 = 37.5% of 800 + 5! - 20
{(360 + 100) – 4 × ?} = 216 ?2 = 300 + 120 – 20
(460 – 4 × ?) = 216 ?2 = 300 + 100
4 × ? = 460 – 216 ?2 = 400
4 × ? = 244 ? = 20
? = 61 56. Answer: C)
52. Answer: C) 20% of 25% of 150% of 2400 = ?
? = √729 + 30% of 25% of 4040 ? = 0.20 × 0.25 × 1.5 × 2400
? = 27 + 0.3 × 0.25 × 4040 ? = 180
? = 27 + 303 57. Answer: E)
? = 330 ?% of 162 = 25% of (33 – 3 × 5)2
53. Answer: A) ?% of 162 = 0.25 × (18)2
? = 75% of 1600 – 18 × 14 – 18 ?% of 162 = 0.25 × 324
? = 0.75 × 1600 – 18 × (14 + 1) ?% of 162 = 81
? = 1200 – 18 × 15 ? = 50
? = 930 58. Answer: B)
54. Answer: D) ? = 12% of 1650 + 20% of 2500 – 152
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? = 0.12 × 1650 + 0.20 × 2500 – 225 ? ~ 22 × 21
? = 198 + 500 – 225 ? ~ 462
? = 473 63. Answer: D)
59. Answer: D) 24.75% of 30.125% of 18.055% of 5999.96 = ?
45% of 720 + 32% of 1200 = ? 25% of 30% of 18% of 6000 = ?
324 + 384 = ? ? = 0.25 × 0.30 × 0.18 × 6000
? = 708 ? = 81
60. Answer: A) 64. Answer: E)
4/9 of 3/16 of 660 + √121 = ? × 6 3090.06 ÷ 15.05 + 50% of 235.98 = ?2
55 + 11 = ? × 6 3090 ÷ 15 + 0.5 × 236 = ?2
66/6 = ? 206 + 118 = ?2
? = 11 ?2 = 324
61. Answer: B) ? = 18
24.912% of 659.75 + 25.05 × ? = 765.07 65. Answer: D)
25% of 660 + 25 × ? ~ 765 323.996 + 236.05 – 15 × ? = 24.99% of 640
165 + 25 × ? ~ 765 324 + 236 – 15 × ? ~ 160
25 × ? ~ 600 560 – 15 × ? ~ 160
? ~ 24 15 × ? = 560 – 160
62. Answer: A) 15 × ? ~ 400
22.052 + 22.03 × 24.099 – 25.18 × 22.04= ? ? ~ 26.66
222 + 22 × 24 – 25 × 22 ~ ? ? ~ 27
22 × (22 + 24 – 25) ~ ? (66 – 70): Common Explanation:
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Fruit Number of Number of Total number Length of a rectangle = 50% + breadth
sellers coconut trees mango trees of trees
planted planted planted Formula:
Afridi 120 480 120 + 480 =
600 Circumference of circle = 2πr
Akmal 360 200 360 + 200 =
Area of a rectangle = length × breadth
560
Hafeez 160 420 160 + 420 =
Calculation:
580
Babar 480 240 480 + 240 = Area of a perimeter = 2πr
720
Shoaib 280 360 280 + 360 = ⇒ 2 × (22/7) × r = 88 cm
640
⇒ r = 14 cm
66. Answer: D) Now, radius = breadth of a rectangle
Desired Average = (120 + 360 + 480)/3 = 320 ⇒ breadth = 14 cm
67. Answer: B) ⇒ length = (50/100) × 14 + 14 = 21 cm
Desired ratio = 560:640 = 7:8 Now, area of a rectangle = 14 × 21 = 294 cm2
68. Answer: A) ∴ Area of rectangle = 294 cm2
Desired Percentage = [(720 – 600)/600] × 100 = 20% 72. Answer: A)
69. Answer: B) GIVEN:
Desired Answer = 12/25 × 1.25 × 580 = 348 In a milk tank the quantity of milk is 40% more than water
70. Answer: A) 31 litres of water is added to this mixture
Desired difference = 480 – 240 = 240 Final ratio of milk and water = 5 : 8
71. Answer: E) CALCULATION:
Given: Initial ratio of milk and water = 7 : 5
Circumference of a circle = 88 cm Let the initial quantity of milk and water be 7x litres and 5x
litres respectively.
Radius = breadth of a rectangle
Final ratio of milk and water = 5 : 8
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According to question, GIVEN:
(5x + 31)/7x = 8/5 Salary α (age)2
⇒ 56x = 25x + 155 Salary at the age of 20 = Rs. 20,000
⇒ 31x = 155 CALCULATIONS:
⇒x=5 ⇒ Salary at the age of 20 is 20000
⇒ 7x = (7 × 5) litres ⇒ Salary α (age)2 = Salary = K (age)2
∴ Initial quantity of milk = 35 litres ⇒ 20000 = K (20)2 = K (400)
73. Answer: E) ⇒ K = 20000 / 400 = 50
GIVEN: Salary at 25
Investment of A = Rs. 18000 ⇒ Salary = K(age)2 = 50(25)2 = 50 × 625 = 31250
Investment of B = x ∴ Anupam’s salary at the age of 25 will be Rs. 31250
Period of A’s Investment = 12 months. 75. Answer: D)
Period of B’s Investment = 12 – 4 = 8 months. Given:
CALCULATIONS: Total grains = 50 kg, price = Rs. 710
Profit - sharing Ratio of A and B Price of rice per kg = Rs. 12
⇒ Investment of A × Period of A’s investment : Investment of Price of wheat per kg = Rs. 17

B × Period of B’s investment
Calculation:
⇒ (18000 × 12) : (x × 8) = 27 : 17
Let Ashish purchased x kg of rice
⇒ (18000 × 12)/(8x) = 27/17
So, quantity of wheat he purchased = (50 – x)
⇒ 18000 × 12 × 17 = 27 × 8x
Now,
⇒ x = (18000 × 12 × 17)/(27 × 8) = 17000
⇒x × 12 + (50 – x) × 17 = 710
⇒ Hence, B’s investment is Rs. 17000.
⇒ 12x + 850 – 17x = 710
74. Answer: B)
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⇒ 5x = 140 Sum of the age of R + S = 84 × 2 = 168 yrs.
⇒ x = 28 kg Now, age of T = (P + Q + R + S + T) – [(P + Q) + (S + T)]
∴ Money spent on rice = 12 × 28 = Rs. 336 ⇒ Age of T = 400 – (140 + 168)
76. Answer: C) ⇒ Age of T = 92yrs
Given: ∴ Age of T is 92 years
(A + B)’s work and A’s work is given. 78. Answer: C)
Calculation: Given
A and B together can do the work in 3 3/4 days S.I = 2000, r = 5 %, t = 2 years
⇒ 1 day work of A and B together = 4/15 units Calculation
A can do the work in 6 days S.I = P × R × T/100
⇒ 1 day work of A = 1/6 units ⇒ 2000 = P × 5 × 2/100
1 day work of B = 4/15 – 1/6 = 1/10 units ⇒ P = 20000
∴ A can complete the work in 10 days
77. Answer: B)
Given:
Average age of P, Q, R, S and T = 80yrs. ⇒ 20000 × (1.05)2
Average age of P and Q = 70yrs. ⇒ 20000 × 1.1025
Average age of R and S = 84 yrs. ⇒ 22050
Calculation: ∴ The amount received on C.I is Rs. 22050
Average age of P, Q, R, S and T = 80yrs 79. Answer: B)
Sum of the age of P + Q + R + S + T = 80 × 5 = 400 yrs. GIVEN:
Sum of the age of P + Q = 70 × 2 = 140 yrs. Speed of stream flowing = 54 km/hr
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Time to cross upstream is 7 times of time taken to cross ⇒ 6x = 432
downstream
⇒ x = 72 km/hr
FORMULA USED:
∴ Speed of boat is 72 km/hr
Speed = Distance/Time
80. Answer: C)
Upstream speed = (x – y) km/hr
Given:
Downstream speed = (x + y) km/hr
Total initial weight of alloy = 400 grams
CALCULATION:
Initial copper percentage = 75%
Let distance be d km
Final copper percentage = 80%
Let the time taken downstream be t hours
Calculation:
Time taken upstream will be 7t hours
Initial quantity of copper = 75% of 400 = 300 grams
Let speed of the Boat in still water = x km/hr
Initial quantity of tin = 100 grams
Speed upstream = (x – 54) km/hr
Let the quantity of copper added be x grams
Speed downstream = (x + 54) km/hr
According to the question,
In both the cases downstream and upstream distance
remains same (300 + x)/100 = 80/20 = 4
d = (x + 54) × t ----(i) ⇒ 300 + x = 400
d = (x – 54) × 7t ----(ii) ⇒ x = 100 grams
Equivate both the equations So, copper added = 100 grams
⇒ (x + 54) × t = d = (x – 54) × 7t ∴ Percentage of copper added = 100 × (100/400) = 25%
⇒ x + 54 = 7x – 378
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Reasoning Ability 1. What is the code of ‘improved court’?

Directions (1 – 5): Answer the questions based on the a) pa sa

e) Cannot be determined 6. Statements: P ≥ B ≤ R < D; T ≥ F < D ≤ V

3. What is the code of ‘good’? Conclusions:

c) sa a) Only conclusion I is true

d) ta b) Only conclusion II is true

e) Either da or ta c) Either conclusion I or II is true

a) Wage e) Both conclusions I and II are true

b) System 7. Statements: H ≤ Y ≥ K > L; M = L > N ≥ O

e) Court II. K > M

a) South-east d) Third to the right

b) North-east e) Fourth to the left

Eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W were seated in a d) One

25. Which of the following statement(s) is/are false? c) Umesh

(a) P was seated to the immediate left of W d) Sahil

(b) T was seated second to the left of P e) None of these

a) Only (c) a) Two

b) Both (a) and (b) b) Three

c) Only (b) c) Four

d) Both (a) and (c) d) One

e) Only (a) e) None

30. Number of students who go before Umesh is equal to 33. Statements:

c) RPQ (b) If Only conclusion II follows.

d) PFK (c) If Either conclusion I or II follows.

e) C 43. 16, ?, 48, 240, 1680, 15120

40. Who sits to the immediate right of A on the table? a) 20

e) None of these. 44. 178, 159, 142, ?, 118, 111

Quantitative Aptitude b) 126

e) None of these a) 160

47. What is the average number of greeting cards sold by B b) 110

d) 523 62. 22.052 + 22.03 × 24.099 – 25.18 × 22.04= ?

e) None of these a) 462

59. 45% of 720 + 32% of 1200 = ? b) 128

d) 708 63. 24.75% of 30.125% of 18.055% of 5999.96 = ?

e) None of these a) 504

60. 4/9 of 3/16 of 660 + √121 = ? × 6 b) 188

d) 28 64. 3090.06 ÷ 15.05 + 50% of 235.98 = ?2

Directions (61 – 65): What approximate value will come in b) 24

a) 312 cm2 a) Rs. 25000

b) 288 cm2 b) Rs. 31250

c) 276 cm2 c) Rs. 62500

d) 302 cm2 d) Rs. 28750

e) 294 cm2 e) None of the above

a) 35 litres a) Rs. 318

b) 45 litres b) Rs. 328

c) 30 litres c) Rs. 348

d) 40 litres d) Rs. 336

e) 48 litres e) Rs. 364

10. Answer: D) Interchange first digit with last digit.

Given series: 576 643 283 896 782

Arrange the digits in descending order within the number.

New series: 765 643 832 986 872

Thus the second-lowest number is 576

Hence, the correct answer is 576.

(16 – 18): Common Explanation:

(21 – 25): Common Explanation:

Two persons were seated between P and R. S was seated

(19 – 20): Common Explanation:

Case 1 is invalid because R and V were not immediate

So, the final arrangement is

4th, 6th, 9th, 12th and 14th letters of the word