to struggle to persuade girls that scien..

i, not onffo,

Test-I: Ehglish Language

men, the OECD now urges parents and poticyrnakers

to
steer boys away fi'om a version of masculinity that
ignores
academic achievement.
Boys' disdain for school might have been less irrationar
when there were plenfy ofjobs for uneducated
men. But
those days have long gone. It may be that a bit of
srvagger
helps in maths, where confidence plays apartin boys,iead
(though it sometirnes extends to derusion: r2o/o
of boys
told the OECD that they are famirar with the mathematicar
concept of "subjunctive scarihg", ? red hen.ing
that fooled
only 7o/o of girls). But their rack of serf-disciprine
drives
tcachcrs crazy.

Directions (e. l-10): Read the following passage

carefully and answer the questions. certain words/

phrases are given in bord to herp you rocate them

whire
answering some of the questions.
Until the 1960s boys spent ronger and went further in

school than girls, and were more likely to graduate

from
university. Now, across the rich worrd unJin a gror.ving
number of poor countries, the balance has tilted
the other
rvay. Policymakers who once fretted about girrs,
rack of
confidence in science now spend their time dangling
coupies of "Harry Potter" before surly boys. Sweden
has
commissioned research into its "boy crisisi'. Australia
has

devised a reading programme called ,,Boys, Blokes,

Books
& Byes". In just a couple of generations, one gender gap
has closed, only for another to open up.
The reversal is raid out in a report published on
March
5th by the oECD, a paris-based rich-country think-tank.

Roys'dominance just about endures in matfis: at

age l5
they are, on average, the equivalent of three ,nolnthr,
schooling alread of girrs. In science the resurts are
f,airry

The OECD found that boys did much better in its

anonyrnised tests than in teachers assessments.

what is
behind this discrimination? one possibilify is thameacher

mark up students who are polite, eager and stay out

of

fights, all attributes that are more common among girrs.

In
some countries, academic points can even be
docked for
bad behaviour.

1'

even. But in reading, where girrs have been ahead

for some
tiine, a gulf has appeaged. rn afi 64 countries and
economies

in the study, girls outperform boys. The average gap

equivalent to an extra year of schooling

is

2.

The oECD deems riterac!to be the most important

skilr
that it assesses, since further rearning depends on
it. sure

e'ough, tdenage boys are

more rikely ihan girrs to fair to

achieve basic proficiency in any of maths, ieacling
and
suience. \'oungsters in this group, with nothing
to buiid on
or shine at, are prone to drop out of school alto
ether.
To see why boys and girls fare so differently in
the
classroom, first look at what they do outside it. The
average
l5-year old girl devotes five-and-a-half hours
.a week to
homework, an hour more than the average boy,
who rp.nd,
more time playing video games and trawling
the internet.
'l'hree-quarters
of girrs read for preasure, compared with

are giving up faster. The OECD found that,

among boys
who do as much homewnrk as the average girl,
the lender
gap in reading fell by nearly a quarter.
Once in the classroom, boys long to be out of
it. They
are twice as likely as girls to report that school ,,wasre
is

time", and more often tum up late. Just

of

as a teach&s usecr

passage.
I ) raised
4) flown

stopped 3) widened
5) None of these
According to the passage, what can be said about
school education today?
i) Science education is deteriorating rapidly.
2)

2) o'line education can easiry address its probrems

such as shorlage of teaching stafT"
3) It fostcrs rote rearning instead of creative thinking.
4) 'l'he amount ofhomework for chirdren is prohibitive.
5) Girls are doing better at school as compared to boys

50o%

little more than harf of boys. Reading rates are failing

everyiyfisre as screens draw eyes ftorn pages, but
boys

choose the rvord which is oppoSITE in meaning

of

the word DOCKED given in bold as used in -the

3'

on some parameters.
.Ghoose the word/group of words which is most
nearry
the SAME in nteaning as the word DRAW given
in
boid as used in the passage.
I ) sketch
4) represent

4.

2)tie

3) raffle

5) divert

Which of the following is TRUE in the context

ofthe

passage?

l)

Boys perform betterthan giris on subjective

teacher
assessntents.

2) Eflorts to improve representation of girls in

education have had success.

3) By and large teachers are female and they

_drslriminate"

against boys.

4) Education in rich countries

needs to be subsidised

to reduce dropout numbers.

5) None of the given statements is true in the context

of the passage.

5.

whether there is any grammatical error in it. The error'

if any, will be in one part of the sentence. Mark the part
with the error as your answer. If thcre is no error, mark

tNo errort as your answcr. (Ignore the errors of

Choose the word/group of words which is most nearly

punctuation, if any)

the SAME in meaning as the woJd PRONE given in

-*bold as used in the passage.

11. The fare will be calculatedi on the basis of / expecteC

travel time distance / and traffic where applied.

)r

l)

4) lifeless

1) The farewill be calculated

2) on the basis of
3) expected travel time distance
4) and traffrc where applied.
5) No error
12. Junior colleges sees / marginal violations in / minimum
score cap for arts, lscience and commerce streams
l) Junior colleges sees
2) marginal violations in
3) minimum score cap for arts,

unconscious

2)flat

3) likelY

5) opinionated
Which ofthe following factors can have an impact on
results of boys in school?

,S

(A) Perceptions of teachers

(B) Societal attitude towards educational achievement
of boys
(C) Overconfidence of male students
2) only (B)
l) only (A)
4) only (A) & (C)
3)All (A), (B) C< (c)
7.

5) only (A) & (B)

What do the OECD statistics in the passage indicate?

1) School dropout rates among boys are higher in

developing countries than in rich ones.
2) Despite the perception that girls are doing better
than boys in school, the same is not true.
3) Today boys are more at risk than girls in terms of
educational achievement in developed countries.

4) Enrolment cf girls in schools has doubled while

that of boys has fallen.

5) By and large teenagers have very low educational

achievement in rich countries.
Choose the word which is OPPOSITE in meaning to
the word,DEL,USION given in bold as used in the
passage.

2) superstition 3) precipitating
.5)
familiarity
4) reality
Which of the following best describes the author's
opinion about the 'boy crisis'?
1) It is not as much of a problem as it is made out to
1)

9.

myth

be.

2) Policymakers should address the issue of

'uneducated' boys as it will impact boys'
employment subsequently.
It can be addressed by implementing quotas at
university level.
4) It is a rich-country phenomenon and can be easily
addressed tirrough increased funding for schools.
5) None of the given options
Which of the following is an appropriate title for the

3)

10.

passage?
1) Finding the Glass Ceiling
2) Men Storming Up the lrony Tower
3) Pay and Job Flexibility
4) Attention! A New Gender Gap

5)ABroken

SafetyNet

-q

Directions (Q. 11-15): Read each sentence to find out

4) science and commerce streams.

5) No enor
13. The actor has / filed a case i against the director and /
has sought a written apology.
I ) The actor has
2) filed a case
3) against the director and
4) has sought a written apologY.
5) No error

14. The practice of big pharma companies / offering

kickbacks to / prescribing physicians may not be I a
breach of ethics.
1) The practice of big pharma companies
2) offering kickbacks to
3) prescribing physicians may not be
4) a breach of ethics.
5) No error
15. The government has narrowed / its list of candidates
/ to become the next / governor of the RBI.
l) The government has namowecl
2) its list of candidates
3) to become the next
4) governor ofthe RBI.
5) No enor

Directions (Q. l6-20): Rearrange the given six

sentences (A), (B),
so as to

(q,0)),

(E) and (F) in a proper sequence

form a meaningful paragraph and then answer the

given questions:

(A) Others were shown advertisements of more

affordable stuff, such as sniartphones.

(B) This experience shows the complexities of

advertising today, when it is so easy for
dissatisfied customers to make their voices heard.

(C) Moreover, some of those not shown the

advertisement complained, referring to
themselves as diao, or (putting it politely) losers.

(D) But its advertisements were shown only to those

whose profiles suggested they were potential

buyers of, expensive cars.

(E) Eventually, this bruised a few egos.

(F) Eanlier this year a carmaker advertised

on wechat,

a popular messaging app in China with around

550m monthlyusers.
16. Which ofthe following should be the FIRST sentence
after the rearrangernent?

x)"4

2)C

3)B

4)F

5)E

sentence after the rearrangement?

2)B

3)F

4)D

5)C

IS. Which of the following should be the FOURTH

sentence after the rearrangement?

liA

2)E

3)c

4)F

19" wrieh of the foilowing should be the

(rast)

sentence after the rearrangement?

1)B

2)D

3)A

4)C

5)E

2)D 3)A 4)F

s)c

Ilirections (Q.21-2S): The sentence has two blanks,

eactr blant< indicating that something has been omitted.
claoose fhe set of words for the blanks which best fits the
maeaning of the sentence as a

2i.

(26) destroy the middle class. Feais about

u ittintineiob

whole.

Tlis fi<l'ernor's successor will find the economy in

require some adjustments, are not bad news for the middle
class. (29), advances in innovation and technologypromise

@).
26. l)

not
2) ultimately 3) securely
publicly 5) demandingly
27. l) understandable 2)weird
3) unjust
4) remanded
fifting
29. l) But
4) Since
a)

30. l) workplace

4)morosely

better
than what it was in when he
himseif took
three years ago.
i) eondition, holding 2) turmoil, over
4) characters, reigns

5) positicn, duty

22. T'he

gcrvernment,s to consolidate
(pSBt coulA'rr.ut.

public

secfor banks

services
l) venting, existing
3) elose, provided

by rivals.
2) losing, offered
4) locking, promising

5) shutting, delivered

24. in spite of __---.--_-_ social platforms are likely to

an ever larger part of marketers' budget.

receive
3) negative, share
1)

pitfalls,

2) hazards, getting
4) drawbacks, obtained

5) fallen, have

25. l,itigatian

and hurdles in a potential sale to a chinese

partner ha.re :__
the company to
the closing of one of its plants.
I ) raised, changing
2) denying, choose

3) foreed, defer
5) cornpelled, defeat

4) enable,

modiff

2) acqu.iring 3) replacing
5) paying

2) Instead ,
5) However
2) shortly

3) Fact
3) personally

5) environmental

Test-II : Quantitative

Aptittde

Directions (Q.31-35): In each question two equations

numbered I and II are given. you have to solve both the

answer
.: r
l)ifx>y
2)ifx>y
3) ifx <y
4) ifx <y
5) if x: y or no relation can be established between x

equations and markthe

in the

eurrenf environment whgre stressed assets across

tranks are high.
X) actions, exposed
2) intend, uncertainty
3) praposai, secure
4) strategies, havoc
5) plans, risks
23' t'he IT firrn rnay be .---_- out as clients shift to
cloud

38

5) wrong

28. l) dicing

rrruch

3.! shape , charge

)t

recession, and jobs have not returned to pre-recession

levels. Meanwhile, technology is (28) sorne low-skilled
jobs. Yet, changes to the job landscape, while they
may

4)

zCI. \\&ich ofthe following should be the FIFTH sentence

after the rearrangement?

t)H

36

to make life better for everyone, both professionatty and

5)D

slxrH

Jq

35

There's been sorne buzzlately around the not-so-new

idea that emerging technorogy is destroying jobs and
will

pool are (27); su1 economy is still recovering from the

17, Which of the following should be the SECOND

i)A

Directions (Q. 26-30): In the following passage, there

are blanks, each of which has been numbered. Against
each, five wcrds are suggestcd, one of which fits the blank
apprcpriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

and y.
31.

32.
33.

Lx2+l8x+72:0
1.8x2*22x+ 15:0
L9x2-26x+ 16:0

II.yt+6y+g:0
II.3y2- l3y+ 14:0

II. 3y2-l6y+20:0
45.

34. I. 10x2* l7x+7:g

lI.l5y2-l9y*6:0
l. l2x2 + lgx+5:0
II.5y2+ l6y+l:g
36. The ratid'ofthe radii of two right circular cylinders (A
and B) is 2 : 5. The ratio ofthe heights ofcylinders Ato
B is 3 : 1. What is the ratio of the volumes of cylinders

+ P in scheme B, which offered 20vo compound interest

35.

AtoB?
t) 12:25 2)9 :25 3)9 :20 4pr

5) t2 : 35

amount he gives to his mother and that he invests in

insurance scheme is {8400, how much is Raja's salary?

2)<62,00a 3)T64,000

4)T65,000
5){54,000
38. c is 40% less efficient than A. A and B together can
finish apiece of work in r0 days. B and c together can
do it in 15 days. In how many days can A alone finish
the same piece of work?
1)

18 2)r2 3)r4 4)20

s)

15

Directions (Q. 39-43): What approximrite value will

come in place of question mark(?) in the given questions?
(You are not expected to calculate the exact value.)
39. 6t9.002 - 134 "99 + 14.998*(9.01)2 : ?

t)720 2)530 3)6s0 4)6s0 s)4s0

40. 439.97 + 15.02+208.0g + g.0l _ I6.01 :?
1) 120 2)60
3) 100 4)S0 s)40

41.

+?

" JZ26

t)4

:245.998-g.001 +g2g.gg

2)5

3)2

4)3

42. ?%of (140.06 x7.99 -679.92)=330.01

l) 70

43. 40%of

}ea

859 +

3)

4)

s0

5) I

s)60

86.01+7.99:?

1)398 2)256

44.

80

3)412 4)2ts

5)35s

In a bag there are 7"red balls and 5 green balls. Three

,balls are picked at random. What is the probability
that two balls are red and one ball is green in colour?

D# 4#
45. Shyama invested

,#

l){1,500

4)tl,600

37. Raja gives 30% of his salary to his mother, 40yo of the
remaining salary he invests in an insurance scheme
and PPF in the ratio of4 : 3 and the remaining he keeps
in his bank account. If the difference between the

l){60,000

(compounded annually) for 2 years. If the amount

received from scheme A was less than that received
from scheme B by tl2l6 then what is the value of p?

4)# ,f4

{P for 2 years in scheme A, which

offered rlo/opasimple interest. She also invested t600

2)<1,400

3)12,000

5){1,800
46. A vessel contains 180 litres of a mixture of milk and
water in the ratio of l3 : 5. Fifty-four litres ofthis mixture
was taken out and replaced with 6 litres of water. What
is the approximate percentage of water in the resultant
mixture?

2)3r

1)41

3)24
s) L7
47. A.started a business with an investment of {2g,000.
After 5 months from the start ofthe business, B and C
joined with t24,000 and T32,000 respectively and A
withdrew T8000 from the business. If the difference
between A's share and B's share in the annual profit is
<2,400,then what was the annual profit received?
l){15,600
2)<14,400
3)<14,040
4)t15,360
5)<13,440
Directions (Q. 43-52): Study the following information
carelully
fu
and answerthe questions given below:

4)e

Total number o{
Dance
School

Percentagc of
enrolled students
enrolled in the who are learning
students

R4tio of male to
fcmale students
lear4ing Kathakali

school

Kathakali

450

30

7:8

200

38

9:10

s00

24

5:

400

19

l8
5:7
what is the ratio ofthe total numffi
learning Kathakali in school A and D together to the
total number of female students learning Kathakali in
the same schools together?
l)30:37
2)31:38
3)3L:M

4)36:37
5)36:39
49. In school B, out of the total number of shrdents (both
male and female) learning Kathakali, lllg arebelow l5
years of age. If out ofthe total students who are below

15 years of age, 50%o are females, then what is the

t
56. The number of applications received for subject
increased by what per cent ftom 20 l0 to 201 1?

number of female students learning Kathakali who are

15 years or above?

1)34

2)2e

3)36

4)2s

5)3S

50. What is the difference between the total number of

male students learning Kathakali in schools B and C
together and the total number of female students

learning the same in the same school\together?

1)6s 2)74 3)88 4)66 s)84

51. What

is the average number of students learning dance

forms (other than Kathakali) in schoolA, B and C?

1)289 2)2e7 3)28s 4)283

s)273

52. The number of students (both male and female) who

are learning Kathakali in school B and D together is
approximately what per cent less than the number of
students (both male and female) who are learning the
same dance in school A and C together?

r)

18

2)42

4)51

3)22

5)33
53. At present, Akki is seven years younger then Binny.
Binny's age sixteen years hence will be equal to twice
that of Akki two years ago. What will be the sum of
their present ages?
l)72years 2) 61 years
3) 54 years

4)62years

5)46years
Directions (Q. 54-58): Refer to the bar graph and
answer the given questions
Data related to the number of applications received
by University for Masters Program in two subjects (A &
B) during five years
400

300

.A

o
CJ

2m

o
a

t6

100
()

s)230

received for subjects A and B together in 20 13 ?

s)700
59. A number is such that when it is multiplied by '8', it
gives another number which is as much more than 153
as the briginal number itself is less than 153. What is
25%o of the original number?

r)62s 2)7s0 3)600 4)6s0

1)

2)7

.s

3)

l0

4)

8.5

s) 6.s

Directions (Q. 60-64): What will come in place of

question mark (?) in the given number series?

60.

476 472 462 434 3s2

r)rez 2)t64 3) 108 4)rr2

61. 45000 1800 90 6 0.6 ?
l)0.012 2)r.2 3)0.03
9 I 14 39 ts2 ?'
l)75s 2)628 3)772
63. r92 108 64 40 26 ?

68

to'

30
for

to
69

s)176

4)0.024

s)0.t2

4)720

s)684

62.

t)2r 2)r7

3)

13 4)te

&. l8 8 7 9.5 t8 ?
l) 50.s 2)46 3)48.2s 4)44

70,

s) ls

s)sz

for {546 is double the percentage profit earned when

the same article is sold forT483. Ifthe marked price of

{,)

1)250 2)220 3)210 4)240

58. Ifthe ratio of the total number of applications received

for subjects A and B together in20l2 to that in 20 13 is
4 :5, then what was the total number of applications

65. The percentage profit earned when an article is sold

()
Iq)

1)41.5
2)40.s
4)40.7s
s)43.7s
57. What is the average number of applications received
for subjectA in 2008, 2009 and 201 1 ?

trA
MB

'l

the article is 40oh above the cost price, then what is

the marked price ofthe article?

1ililil

ilil

2008

2009

2010

20lt

2012

170

180

270

340

200

280

360

230

160

54. In 2008, 20Yo of the applications received for

320

subjectA

1)<s88

2){608

4)Tse6

5)ts86

3){616

the

Directions (Q. 66-68): Read the given information

carefully and answer the given questions.
Each of the six translat'ors, L, M, N, O, P and Q,

Ps

translates a different number of books in

year. O translates

55. In20l0,outofthetotalnumberofapplicationsreceived books.

for subjectsAand B together, only }Vowere accepted. 6. If O translates 7 books more than p, then which of the
What was the total number of applications accepted
following is true regarding N?
for subjects A and B together in 2010?
l) N translates more than32books.
l) 158
2) 168
3) 178*
2) N translates fewer than 22 books.
s)162

3) Possibly N translates 28 books.

3(

Sul

stu

Test-III : Reasoning Ability

15o/o

4)172

dif

wit

of applications received for subject B were more books than only two people and M is one of them. N
from International students. What was the total number translates more books than p but fewer than L. L does not
of International applications for subjects A and B translate the highest number of books. p translates more
together in 2008?
books than M. The one who translates the second highest
l)62 2)76 3)72 4)60 5)70
number of books translates 32 books. P translates 15
and

Sllr

sfu,

nor

K.'
the

Nei
sfur

71.
72,

73,

4) N translates fewer than 20 books.

5) None of these

rcd

red

lis

67. Which ofthe following is true regarding the number

of books translated bi e?
l) No other translator translates fewer books than e.
2) Q translates fewer books than N.
3) Q translates fewer books than bnly two persons.
4) Q possibly translate 45 books.
5) The difference between the number of books

DNS

68.

translated by P and that by e is less than 17.

How many books has M possibly translated?

1)30

2)10

3)24

4)s36

s)32

Directions (Q. 69-70): Read the following information

carefully and answer the given questions.
Gauri starts walking from point M and walks 20m
towards south. She then takes a right turn and walks for
30m. She takes a left turn and stops at point O after walking
for l5m. PointR is lOmto the eastofpointo. point J is 35m
to the north of Point R. Point S is 5m to the west of point J.

69. If Pooja is standing at Point Wwhich is lOm to the

north of Point S then, in which direction will she have
to walk in order to reach point O?

l) Northeast 2) West

4) South

70. How far

5) Southeast

to Point M?

nld
hen

eof
tt is

:lion

lQ,
ates

r.N
not
lore
hest

15

ithe

west
east

2)2}mtowards east
3) 25m towards
4)2}mtowards west
5) 25m towards north
Directions (Q. 7l-76): Study the following information
and answer the given questions.
Seven people, namely, J, K, L, M, N, O and p like seven

different cartoon characters, namely Tweety, Wiene,

Superman, Garfield, Jerry, Ariel and popeye. Each of them
studies in one of the three standards, viz IV, VIII and XI
with Bt least two of them in a standard.
(Note: None ofthe information given is necessarily in
the same order.)

Only one person studies with M in

which O studies.

5) None of the given statements is true

74" which of the following combinations represents the
combination of people studying in
1) N and the one who likes Wiene
2) J,O

VIII standard?

3)K,L,N
4) K and the one who likes Tweety
5) None of these
75. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way
based on the given arrangement and hence form a
gro.up. Which of the following does not belong to

that group?
1)

PM 2)LK

3)

KN

4)

LN

5) OP

76. Which of the following combinations represents the

standard in which o studies and the cartoon character
he likes?

l) VIIl-Garfield

2) VIII-Superrnan

3) Xl-Tweety

4) IV-Ariel

5)IV-Garfield

3) Southwest

and in which direction is point S with respect

1) 25m towards

3) J studies with the one who likes Wiene.

4) More than two people study in the standard in

XI

standard.

studies with the one who likes Ariel. M does not

likeAriel.

P studies only with the one who likes Garfield. Neither K

nor M likes Garfield. J likes popeye. J does not study with
K. The one who likes Tweety studies with J. N studies with
the one who likes Jerry.N does not study in IV standard.

Neither K nor O likes Jerry. The one who likes Superman

studies with N.
71. Who among the following likes Wiene?

t)N
2)O 3)M 4)P
5)K
72. which ofthe following cartoon characters does L like?
l) Superman 2)Ariel
3) Tweety
4)Ierry
5) Garfield
73. Which of the following statements is true?
1) Both M and J study in the same standard.
2) K studies in IV standard.

Direction (Q.77-52): Study the following information

carefully and answer the given questions.
Seven people, namely p, e, R, S, T, U and V have a
meeting but not necessarily in the same order in. seven
different months (of the same year), namely January,
February April, May, July, August and September. Each of
them also likes a different fitness activity, namely yoga,
Gym Train ing, Zumb a, Mountaineerin g, B icyc le, Runnin g
and Surfing but not necessarily in the same order.
The one who likes Gym Training has ameeting in one
ofthe months before May.The one who likes Gym Training
has a meeting in a month which has less than 3l days.
Only three people have a meeting between the one who
likes Gym Training and T. Only two people have a meeting
between T and the one who likes Running. The one who
likes Mountaineering has a meeting in one of the months
after the one who likes Running. The one who likes
Mountaineering has a meeting in the month which has
only 30 days. V has a meeting in one of the months before
the one who likes Gym Training. v does not have a meeting
in the month which has the least number of days, More
than three people have a meeting between V and R. Only
two people have a meeting between R and e. The one who
likes Yoga has a meeting immediately before u. u does not
have a meeting in a month which has 3l days. Only one
person has a meeting between the one who likes Surfing
and S. S has a meeting after the one who likes Surfing. R
does not like Zumba.
77. In the given arrangement yoga is related to February
and Gym Training is related to May following a ce(ain
paffern. Which of the following is Zumba related to

following the same pattern?

September 3)April

l) July

2)

4) August

5) January

78. Who amon! the following

85. Who among the fbllowing represent the persons

sifting at the extreme ends of the line?

1)L,N 2)L,M 3)F",M 4)M,N

has a meeting immediately

before the one who has a meeting in July?

l) The one who likes Zumba
2) The one who likes Surfing

3)S

Four
3) More than four
1)

t'r

4)R

M?
2) V-Yoga

l)u

2)Q

3)R

4)r

l)R,s 2)R"Q 3)U,Q 4)T,P

5)S,U

Directions (Q. 83-87): Study the following

information carefully to answer the given questions.
Eight friends, C, D, E, R K, L, M andN are seated in a
straight line, but not necessarily in the same order. Some of
them are facing north while some are facing south.
o Only one person sits to the left of K. E sits third to the

o
o
.
o

right of K.
C sits second to the left of E. C is not an immediate
neighbour ofK.
C faces a direction opposite that of E (ie if E faces
north then C faces seuth and vice versa.)
Both the immediate neighbours of D face south. D is
ngt at any of the extreme ends of the line.
F sits third to the right of N.
Both the immediate neighbours of C face north. L is
not an immediate neighbour of E.

The immediate neighbours of K face opposite

directions (ie if one neighbour faces north then the
other faces south and vice versa.)

83. Who among the following sits second to the right of

r,2

1)C

U.

2)E

3)F

4)N

5)D

information carefutrly and answer the given questions.

5) Other than those given as options

81. How many people have a meeting between the one
who has a meeting in February and R?
1) More than three
2) None
3) One
4) Two
5) Three
82. In which of the following pairs have both the persons
a meeting in the months which have less than 3l days?

l)L

Directions (Q. 88-90): Study the following

3) R-Running

4) T:-Bicycling 5) U-Gym Training

80. Who among the following likes Surfing?

4)'l'wo

87. Who among the following sits second to the right of

79. Which of the following combinations is correct?

S-Zumba

9:

2) Three

5) One

s)o
I)

5)F,N

86. How rnany persons sit tletrveen C and I(?

2)N

3)E
4)M
5) No one as less than two people sit to the right of L
Which of the following is true based on the given
arrangement?
l) M and E face opposite directions.
2) M sits at one of the extreme ends of the line.
3) Only four people face south.
4) None of the given options is true .4
5) K faces north.

L is sister of D. D is mother of U. U is married to T. T is

only son of Z. Z is son of R.. R is husbancl of e.
88. If Zis father of X, then how is X related to U?
I ) Brother
2) Sister-in-law 3) Cousin

89"

4) Brother-in-law 5) Sister
Ftrow is U related to L?
1)

3)

Son-in-law
Daughter-in-law

2) Daughter

tv

4) Niece

Sr

b(

is Q related to T?

1) Sister-law

3) Grandmother
5) Aunt

is

2) Mother-in-law
4) Mother

Directions (Q. 9l-95): In these questions,

relationship between different elements

is

bt

n(
b(
a

shown in the

statement(s). The statements are followed by two

conclusions. Give answer

91. Statement:

M<J<B:[.<T>p<S

Conclusions: I. J <T
TI. L>
1) Either conclusion I or II is true.
2) Neither conclusion I nor II is true.
3) Only conclusion II is true.
4) Only conclusion I is true.
5) Both conclusion I and I[ are true.

Y2. Statements:

ar

ol
H

n(

5) Nephew

90. How

ci

l)<R<I<L; I<F<S

Conclusions: I.D<F
II. S>R.
1) Both conclusion I and II are true.
2) Only conclusion II is true.
3) Either conclusion I or II is true.
4) Neither conclusion I nor II is true.
5) Only conclusion I is true.

A
l.
6.

ll
t2

l3

14
15

(r

l6
2t
26
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93. Statements: R>I> S<K;V>O>S

Conclusions: I. O <R
II. K> V
1) Either conclusion I or il is true.
2) Neither conclusion I nor II is true.
3) Only conclusion II is true.
4) Both conclusion I anci I[ are true.
5) Only conclusion I is true.

%. Statement: M<J<B:L<T>p<S
Conclusions: I.B>P
II. M< L
1) Only conclusion I is true.
2) Both conclusion I and I[ are true.

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3) Either conclusiorr I or II is true:

4) Neithe; conclusion I nor II is true.
5) Only conclusion LI,is true.

95. Statementl D> R>A<F<T

Conclusions: I.R<T
l) Only conclusion II is true.
2)

Either."".l"ri"" i ;;;itr

3) Neither conclusion I nor

II. D>F

*..\

II

is ffue.
are true.

4) Both conclusion I and II

5) Only conclusion I is true.
Directions (Q. 96-100): Study the given inforrnation
carefully to answerthe given questions
Seven boxes M, N, O, R Q, R and S uekep one above
another, but not necessarily in the same order. Each box is

of a different shape - Square, Triangulu, Rectangular,

Hexagonal, Conical, Pentagonal and Srtuj*ul t bit not

above the Triangular box. Only trvo boxes are kept between

the Triangular and the Octagonal box. The Rectangular

box is keptneither atthe top nor atthe bottorn ofthe stack.
!)6. Which ofthe folloiving is kept imrnediately below R?
l)s
z)The TriangularBox
3)P
4)N

5) The Conical Box

W.

Which ofthe following boxes is Rectangular in shape?

1)R
2)N

3)M

4)O

5) Other than those given as options

98. Fourofthe following five are alike in acertain way and
hence fornt a group. Which of the following does not
belong to that group? '

l)M-Triangular
3) O-Octagonal
5) S,Conieal

necessarily in the same order.

The Hexagonal"box i s kept immedi ate$How M. ftrly
99. What is the position of S in the given stack of boxes?
two boxes are kept between the Hexagunallbox,mrd the
1) Second from the
2) Fourth from the top
Square box. More than two boxes are kepidboyefusqtwe
3) Third from the bottom 4) Third from the top
box. Only one box is kept between the SquarerUox ailtd R. O
5) Seconil'from thb bottom
is kept immediately above R. Neither O nor$ l*ghbxagonal 100. How rnarry boxes are'kept between p and the
Square
box. S is kept immediately above the Penfdgeha{ box. S is
not a Square box. N is kept immediately above Q:-OntV one.
l) More than thre"
2)One 3)None
box is kept between l.{ and the Triangular box. *I le kept
4) Three'
'
5) Two

top

bo:i? "
i

2) M-Hexagonal
4) S-Square