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Which is not common in first two of ROWS

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Common part remains same,

Extra part of second turned to circles.
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Black dot remains same,

Not common in 1 & 2 is in 3.
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Lower part remain same,

Upper part flipped vertically and surmounted
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Common parts of 1 & 2 are in 3.

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Not Common parts of 1 & 2 are in 3.

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The number of components

in each row either increases
or decreases from left to right.
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Not Common parts of 1 & 2 are in 3.

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Row or Column containing

2, 3 & 4 line segments
The statements given below are followed by some conclusions. Assume the 11
statements are true, even if they contradict commonly known facts, and
determine the conclusion/s that follow/s from the statements logically.
Statements: a) Only conclusion III follows
I. All jackals are tigers. b) Only conclusion II and III follows
II. No tiger is lion c) Only conclusion I and II follows
III. Some lions are caterpillars. d) Only conclusion I and III follows

Conclusions:
I. Some caterpillars are jackals.
II. Some lions are jackals
III. Some tigers are jackals.
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First arrow remains same,

Second taking opposite direction
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Flipped horizontally.
The number of components
in each row either increases
or decreases from left to right.
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Closed shape went up & right.

Line hit opposite wall & doubled.
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Statements: 16
I. Some apples are guavas.
II. All apples are oranges. O
III. No orange is a papaya. A
IV. All papayas are guavas.

Conclusions: P
I. Some papayas are apples. G
II. Some oranges are papayas.
III. Some guavas are oranges.
A. Only conclusion III follows
B. Either conclusion I or conclusion III follows
C. None follow
D. Only conclusion I follows
‘X * Y’ means ‘X is either greater than or equal to Y’. 17
‘X - Y’ means ‘X is neither greater than nor smaller than Y’.
‘X $ Y’ means ‘X is smaller than Y’.

Statements: I. M + J II. J/Y III. Y$K IV. K - N

Y<K K=N
Conclusions: I. K * J II. J + N III. K $ M
K≥J K<M
A. Only conclusion I and conclusion III follow
B. None follow
C. Only conclusion I and conclusion II follow
D. Only conclusion II and conclusion III follow
Question: How many questions did Jacob attempt in the English test? 18

Statements:
I. There were 35 questions in the test.
II. He got 25 marks in the test, in which every correct answer fetched
1 mark, for every unattempt questions fetched 0 mark, and for every
incorrect answer ⅓ mark was deducted from the total.
A. Each statement alone is sufficient to answer the question.
B. Only one of the statements, alone, is sufficient to answer
the question but other statement is not.
C. Statements I and II together are not sufficient to answer the
question asked and additional data to the problem is needed.
D. Both statements I and II together are sufficient to answer
the question asked but neither statement alone is sufficient.
Six friends - Sheldon, Jack, Justin, Bruce, Peter 19
and Nicholas are sitting around a circular table,
not necessarily in the same order.
All of them are facing the center.

I. Peter is sitting exactly opposite to Jack.

II. Justin is the only person sitting between Bruce and Peter.
III. Sheldon is sitting to the immediate left of Jack.
Jk
Br Sh

Js Nk
Pt
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i) Who among the following are
not the immediate neighbors?
A. Bruce and Justin
B. Nicholas and Peter
C. Nicholas and Justin
Jk
D. Jack and Sheldon Sh
Br
Js Nk
Pt
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ii) Who is sitting second
to the right of Peter?
A. Peter
B. Justin Jk
C. Jack Br Sh
D. Sheldon Nk
Js
Pt
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iii) Who is sitting to the
opposite of Sheldon?
A. Bruce
B. Justin Jk
C. Peter Br Sh
D. Nicholas
Js Nk
Pt
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iv) Which of the following is false
regarding the position of Jack?
Jk
A. Jack is sitting third of the left of Nicholas. Br Sh
B. Jack is sitting second to the right of Nicholas.
Js Nk
C. Jack is sitting between Bruce and Sheldon. Pt
D. Jack is sitting to the immediate left of Bruce
There were six participants - M, N, O, P, Q and R in the final
of coffee making competitions. The six participants belong M–5
to six different locations - Delhi, Mumbai, New York, Paris, N–2
Tokyo and London. David, the judge of this competition, O – 2Q = 6
rated the coffee prepared by the participants on a scale NY P–9
Q–3
Of 1 to 10 giving a unique rating to each participant. LNDN R – 7

I. R was from London.

II. Participants from New York got the highest ranking, but was not O.
III. Only two participants got ratings in even numbers.
IV. The rating of O was double the rating of Q.
V. N got the minimum rating and the rating was an even number.
VI. O got a higher rating than M.

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i) What was the second highest rating given? 20
M–5
A. 7 B. 8 C. 9 D. 6 N–2
O – 2Q = 6
ii) Who belongs to New York? NY P–9
Q–3
LNDN R – 7
A. P B. Q C. cnd D. M

iii) What was the rating of coffee prepared by Q?

A. 5 B. 2 C. 6 D. 3

iv) Which of the following statements is definitely true?

A. P got a rating of 10 B. M got a rating of 5
C. O belongs to Mumbai D. Q belongs to Paris
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Approximately what proportion of overall ticket

sales did Baby Airlines account for in 2012?
A. 39% B. 41% 1750 ×100
C. 43% D. 45% E. 47% = 46.7 = 47%
1750+1995
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a b c d e
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a b c d e

In fig. 1, 3, 5 lines are moving closure to form a cross.

In fig 2, 4, 6 lines are moving closure to form a diamond.
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a b c d e
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a b c d e
2 Triangles 1 Circle, 2 Circles 1 Triangle alternate.
Black shape moving clockwise direction.
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P-> Add: (number in Box 9)+(number in Box 6). Put the result in Box 3.

Q-> Is (number in Box 2) < (number in Box 3)?

R-> Divide : (number in Box 1) / (number in Box 4). Put the result in Box 10.

S-> Add: (number in Box 10) + (number in Box 5). Put the result in Box 8.

T-> Multiply: (number in Box 8) * (number in Box 4). Put the result in Box 7.
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i) At the end of the flowchart which of the

following boxes will have the lowest value?
a. Box 8 b. Box 7 c. Box 2 d. Box 10

ii) How many boxes have positive integral values at the end of flowchart?
a. 2 b. 4 c. 6 d. 0

iii) Find the value of {(number in Box 10) + (number in Box 6)}
at the end of the flowchart.
a. 4 b. −2 c. 2 d. − 4
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Mark the odd one out from the given options.

A. BDG
B. FHK
C. OQT
D. NPT
Job Prospects for University Graduates 26

How many more employed were

there in 1990 than in 2000 ?
A. 75
B. 360
C. 485
D. 100
E. 135
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a) Box 3 b) Box10
c) Box 2 d) Box 7

At the end of the flow chart the number placed in

which of the following boxes will remain unchanged?
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a) true b) cnd
c) Zero d) false

Is the following statement True or False?

If the condition in Step C updates the value in Box 3 instead
of Box 2, then the flow chart will enter into infinite loop
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1) Increase in the frequency of the trains would lead to

decrease in the number of such accidents.
2) The trains in the Mumbai suburban run overcrowded.
3) The railway authorities are in different to the safety of commuters.
4) The railway did not increase the frequency in proportion to
the increase in the number of commuters in the past one year.
5) None of these
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Approximately what proportion of Royal Air Services 985 × 100

passengers flew Royal Baby Airlines in 2010? 1542 + 985

A. 25% B. 30%
C. 35% D. 40% E. Cannot Say
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Find the missing term in the series given below:
12, 20, 33, 51, ?, 102
A. 69
B. 82
C. 74
D. 78
Find the missing term in the series given below: 32

112, 111, 107, 98, ?, 57

A. 83
B. 79
C. 82
D. 87
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Find the missing term in the series given below:
CEG, PSU, KMO, XAC, SUW, ?
A. FIK
B. EHJ
C. FHJ
D. JKL
If in a certain code language: 34
“PACEMAKING” is coded as “UEFGNFOLPH”, then how
would “KABALISTIC” be coded in the same language?

a) PEECMNWWKD
b) PEEDMNWYKD
c) OEECNMWWKE
d) PEDCNMWWKD
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Response Figure:

a b c d
 Problem Figure:
35

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Response Figure:

a b c d
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a b c d
Mark the option that most logically completes the following sequence. 37

a b c d
Mark the option that most logically completes the following sequence. 37

?
Top & Bottom components alternate colored
Arrow Anti clockwise 45, 90, 135 degree

a b c d
 Problem Figure:
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Response Figure:

a b c d
 Problem Figure:
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Response Figure:

a b c d
If in a certain code language: 39
button is called shirt,
shirt is called shampoo,
shampoo is called brush,
brush is called toothpaste,
and toothpaste is called mat,
then which among the following is used to wash hair?
A. Mat
B. Brush
C. Toothpaste
D. Shampoo
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If in a certain code language:
button is called shirt,
shirt is called shoe,
shoe is called sock,
sock is called washing soap,
and washing soap is called mat,
then which among the following is used to wash a dirty shirt?
A. Cloth
B. Washing Soap
C. Socks
D. Mat
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A
B
C
D
E
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In a row of 30 children, A is 11th from
the right end of row. If there are 4 children
between A and B, What is the position of B
from the left end of the row?
A. 5 B. 8 C. 4
D. 6 E. Cannot be determined
Prerna is 5th from the left end and 43
Charu is 4th from the right of the row.
Charu interchanges her position with
the one who is sitting 3rd to the right
of Prerna and now Charu is 10th from
the right end. How many children are
there in the row?
A. 18 B. 20 C. 15
D. 17 E. 16
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a

f
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c
2nd in 1st and 2nd in 1st
d

f
 start What will be the total discount for a wholesale customer
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set customer who buys more than 50 orders but does not pay in cash?
discount to 0%
a) 4%
wholesale
no customer?
b) 6%
yes c) 2%
add 2% to customer
discount d) 0%
Cash?
yes no
add 2% to customer
discount

no order > 50?

yes
add 2% to customer
discount

determine total
customer discount

stop
 start What will be the total discount for a wholesale customer
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set customer who buys more than 50 orders and pays in cash?
discount to 0%
a) 4%
wholesale
no customer?
b) 6%
yes c) 2%
add 2% to customer
discount d) 0%
Cash?
yes no
add 2% to customer
discount

no order > 50?

yes
add 2% to customer
discount

determine total
customer discount

stop
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47 What will be the total discount for a) 4%
set customer a non-wholesale customer who buys b) 6%
discount to 0%
less than 50 orders and does not pay cash? c) 2%
wholesale d) 0%
no customer?
yes
add 2% to customer
discount
Cash?
yes no
add 2% to customer
discount

no order > 50?

yes
add 2% to customer
discount

determine total
customer discount

stop
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If in a certain code language,
“MORSE” is coded as “KMPQC”,
then how would “CRYPTIC” be
coded in the same code language?

a) APEQEEA
b) APWQODA
c) APWQRAQ
d) APWNRGA
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In a certain code,
HUNGER is coded as TAOVJL,
how would CATCHING
be coded in the same language?

a) JBILLUPO
b) JBILLTOO
c) JBILLUOO
d) JBILLTOT
The statements given below are followed by some conclusions. Assume the 50
statements are true, even if they contradict commonly known facts, and
determine the conclusion/s that follow/s from the statements logically.
Statements:
I. All players are short.
II. Mayer is short.

Conclusions:
I. All players are Mayer.
II. Mayer may be a player.
a) Both conclusion I and II follow
b) Only conclusion I follows
c) Only conclusion II follows
d) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
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Pointing to person in a photograph,
Jason said that, she was his mother-in-law’s
only daughter. How is Jason related to that person?
a) Sister-in-law
b) Cousin
c) Sister
d) Mother-in-law
Find the missing term in the series given below. 52
10, 11, 17, 43, ?, 1025, 7111
a) 179
b) 287 11=10+1 17=11+1*4+2=11+6=17 43=17+6*4+2=43 x=43+26*4+2=43+106=149
c) 293
d) 112
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Count the number of times “1” occurs in the following string.
MN1WMWMW1MIIII11WM1MNWMLIWILW1WMM
a) 5
b) 7
c) 4
d) 6
Directions: 54
The question that follows contains a set of figures showing a sequence of folding
of a piece of paper. The dotted lines in last figure shows the manner in which the
folded paper was out. The figures are followed by four answer figures marked
(1), (2), (3) and (4) from which you have to choose a figure which would closely
resemble the pattern in which the cuttings appear when the paper is unfolded.

1 2 3 4
Which among the following sentences best develops or supports the below given?

Argument: Vocational education should be introduced from school level.

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a) It is impossible to get a job without vocational training.
b) If vocational education is not introduced at school level,
it can hamper the growing children.
c) The youth coming out of schools can start their career right away.
d) Vocational training is needed to take one’s decisions oneself.
Six persons – Jacob, William, Liam, Alexander, Ethan 56
and Andrew have to necessarily in the same order.

I. Andrew either delivers his presentation at the start or at the end.

II. Jacob delivers his presentation immediately after Ethan.
III. There are exactly three presentations between William and Liam.
IV. Alexander is the second person to deliver his presentation.
William/Liam
Alex
Ethan
Jac
Liam/William
Andrew
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I) How many different possible combinations of scheduling are possible?
a) 1 b) 3 c) 4 d) 2

II) Who delivers his presentation immediately after William?

a) Alexander b) Either Alexander or Andrew
c) Andrew d) Jacob William/Liam
Alex
Ethan
Jac
Liam/William
Andrew
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Find the missing term in the series given below.
10, 25, 50, 85, 130, 185, ?, 325
a) 230
b) 290
c) 250
d) 270
Study the table given below and accordingly answer the questions that follow. 58
NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO WENT ABROAD FOR From which school did the
FURTHER STUDY FROM DIFFERENT SCHOOLS
least number of students
SCHOOL 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 go abroad over the years?
M 732 840 900 920 925
K 1035 940 1200 1400 1500 a) W b) N
N 750 600 830 575 900
c) K d) M
W 500 550 450 600 525
D 1500 1625 1700 1475 1800
A 800 840 875 925 785
TOTAL 5317 5395 5955 5895 6434
Study the table given below and accordingly answer the questions that follow. 59
NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO WENT ABROAD FOR What was the percentage
FURTHER STUDY FROM DIFFERENT SCHOOLS increase in the number of
SCHOOL 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 students going abroad
M 732 840 900 920 925 from school “W”
K 1035 940 1200 1400 1500 from 2010 to 2011?
N 750 600 830 575 900
a) 50% b) 25%
W 500 550 450 600 525
c) 66 ⅔ % d) 33 ⅓ %
D 1500 1625 1700 1475 1800
A 800 840 875 925 785
TOTAL 5317 5395 5955 5895 6434
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a
b
c

e
f
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a
b
c

e Increasing the number of sides

f
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BPM: GNG:: ? : AKD
A) GHJ
B) VMJ
C) TYH
D) VYJ
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In a certain language the word
MATERIAL is written as BWXPIDFU
and HUNDREDS is written as AQRKPGBU.
How will the word OBLIVION
be written in that language?
A) FOYRKRFZ
B) OFYRKRFY
C) FOYKRRFY
D) FOYRKRFY
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If 1 2 3 means “tap your feet”,
3 4 5 means “raise your hands”
And 5 6 means “hands down”.
What does code 4 signify?
A) tap B) your
C) feet D) raise
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a

d
e

f
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A)Green
B) Yellow
C) Pink
D)Blue
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a

c
d

e
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a

b
No. of sides
f1= f2+ f3
c
5=3+2
d 6=2+4
4=3+1
e
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LLMLLLKLMPUU, LLMLLLKLMPUU, LLMLLLKLMPUU

A) ALL THREE items given in the question are exactly ALIKE.

B) Only the FIRST and SECOND items are exactly ALIKE.
C) Only the FIRST and THIRD items are exactly ALIKE.
D) Only the SECOND and THIRD items are exactly ALIKE.
E) ALL THREE items are DIFFERENT.
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Select the alternative for:
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Select the alternative for:

Same geometrical shapes present

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P is the son of Q. Q and A are sisters.
N is the mother of A and M is the son of N.
Choose one statement which is true.
a) M is the maternal uncle of Q
b) Q and A are cousins
c) N is the grandfather of P
d) M is the maternal uncle of P
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5, 12, 31, 68, ?

A) 132.0 B) 126.0
C) 129.0 D) none
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a b c d e
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Central dot remains same.

Un common line components
from 1 & 2 taken in to 3.
One curve anti-clockwise, another curve
clockwise turned through 45 degree

a b c d e
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0452-9858762, 0452-9858762, 0452-9858762

A) ALL THREE items given in the question are exactly ALIKE.

B) Only the FIRST and SECOND items are exactly ALIKE.
C) Only the FIRST and THIRD items are exactly ALIKE.
D) Only the SECOND and THIRD items are exactly ALIKE.
E) ALL THREE items are DIFFERENT.
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If in some other world,
* stands for –
/ stands for +
+ stands for /
-stands for *

Then, what is the value of 16/8*6+90-12?

A) 23.2 B) 16.8 C) 16.3 D) 19.3

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All the trees in the park are flowering trees.
Some of the trees in the park are Honey Flower Trees.
All Honey Flower Trees in the park are flowering trees.
If the first two statements are true the third statement is?

A) Uncertain B) FALSE C) TRUE D)None

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Statements:
All mangoes are golden in color.
No golden-colored things are cheap.

Conclusions:
I. All mangoes are cheap. M
II. Golden-colored mangoes are not cheap.
G
A) Only Conclusion I follows.
B) Only Conclusion II follows. Ch
C) Either I or II follows
D) Neither I nor II follows
E) Both I and II follow
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Find out next in the series:
S38, T35, U32, V29, ?
A) W26
B) W29
C) Y29
D) Z13
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4665.8009291, 4665.8099291, 4665.8009291
A) ALL THREE items given in the question are exactly ALIKE.
B) Only the FIRST and SECOND items are exactly ALIKE.
C) Only the FIRST and THIRD items are exactly ALIKE.
D) Only the SECOND and THIRD items are exactly ALIKE.
E) ALL THREE items are DIFFERENT.
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Find the odd man out among these :
7, 13, 19, 25, 29, 37, 43
A) 19 B) 7
C) 29 D) 37
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At 6′o a clock ticks 6 times.
The time between first and last
ticks is 30 seconds. How long
does it tick at 12′o clock?
A) 66 B) 60
C) 55 D) 65
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NIINIININN, NIININNINN, NIINIININN
A) ALL THREE items given in the question are exactly ALIKE.
B) Only the FIRST and SECOND items are exactly ALIKE.
C) Only the FIRST and THIRD items are exactly ALIKE.
D) Only the SECOND and THIRD items are exactly ALIKE.
E) ALL THREE items are DIFFERENT.
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QTSM, NTUR, SVUO, ?

A)QRTS
B)PVWT
C)RPFT
D)DRTF
Four distinct natural numbers A, B, C and D added up 82
to give a number x, which is less than 100.
What is the value of x?

Statement 1: Exactly two of the four numbers are square

of prime numbers and the remaining
two are cube of prime numbers.
Statement 1: Exactly two of the four numbers have
the same unit digit

A. Statement 1 alone is sufficient.

B. Statement 2 alone is sufficient.
C. Both together sufficient.
D. Each statement alone sufficient.
E. Even both statements put together are not sufficient
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d
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2–3–4
d
L shape
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Complete the missing part of the series:
B2CD, _____, BCD4, B5CD, BC6D

A) B2C2D B) BC3D
C) B2C3D D) NONE

Q.No:16
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1.City P has a higher ratio of males to females than city Q.
2.City S has a lower ratio of males to females than city R.
3.The ratio of males to females is the same in city Q and city T.
4.City R has a lower ratio of females to males than city P.
5.City R has a highest ratio of males to females among the five cities.

If the first four statements are true, then the last statement is…

A) True
Q.No:47
B) False
C) Uncertain
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If PLYCIT means rose water, 87
BLOCIT means rose petal,
BLOCOT means sunflower petal.
Which word could mean sunflower oil?
a) BLOCIT
b) PLYCOT
c) COTBLO
d) PRINCOT
During a games slow held in a school, 40 students play game 1,
67 plays game 2, 46 played game 3, 8 students played game
1 & 3 games. 26 students played game 1 & 2. 28 students
played game 2 & 3. 2 students played all the three games. 88
2
1
1) how many students played game 1 but not game 2 &3 ?
a. 3 b. 8 c. 15 d. 23

2) how many students played game 3 but not game 1 &2 ?

a. 12 b. 16 c. 32 d. 8 3

3) how many students played game 2 but not game 1 &3 ?

a. 2 b. 7 c. 15 d. 37
A3P means A is the mother of P. 90
A4P means A is the brother of P.
A9P means A is the husband of P.
A5P means A is the daughter of P.
Which of the following means that
K is the mother-in-law of M?

a) M9N3KJ
b) M9N5K3J
c) K5J9M3N
d) K3J9NM
In the question the symbols @, #, %, $ and H are used with 91
the following meaning :
P$Q’ means ‘P is smaller than Q’
‘P @ Q’ means P is neither greater than nor equal to Q’
‘P H Q’ means ‘P is neither smaller than nor equal to Q’
‘P % Q’ means ‘P is not greater than Q’
‘P # Q’ means ‘P is neither greater than nor smaller than Q’
Now assume the given statements to be true and find which
out of the two conclusions I and II is/are definitely true.

Statements:
J % N, K @ N, T $ K
Conclusions: Option 1 : Only conclusion I is true
I.T H J Option 2 : Only conclusion II is true
Option 3 : Either conclusion I or II is true
II. J @ K Option 4 : Neither conclusion I nor II is true
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Statements:
No vest is shirt. All shirts are jackets.

Conclusions:
I. All vests are jackets.
II. No vest is a jacket.
III. Some jackets are shirts.
IV. All jackets are shirts

A. Only I follows
B. Only II follows
C. Only III follows
D. Only III and IV follow
E. None follows.
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In the following string, all the ‘9’ are
replaced by ‘2’. Mark the option
which contains the resultant string
(after the replacement)
9119292287374839272
a. 2112222287374832272
b. 2112222287374882272
c. 2112212287374832272
d. 2112232287374832272
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”My father’s wife is the sister of the
captain of the hockey team”, said Mani.
How is Mani’s mother related to captain?
A. uncle
B. sister
C. cousin
D. Uncle
E. cnd
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ICGP, LDJQ, OEMR, ?

a) RKFS
b) RFPS
c) SPRF
d) EFST
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If BLAME is written as NOVYZ,
How TRUNK can be written in that code?
a) FGIPM
b) GPIMF
c) FGMIP
d) GIFMP
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What would $ mean if,
FAT is coded as $%*.
MAT is coded as %$#
and TIE is coded as %>!?
a) E
b) I
c) T
d) A
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In which year was Sugan born?

I. Sugan’s present age is 20 years

more than his child
II. Sugans have two children. The first
child was born in 1993?
A. Only I
B. Only II
C. Both I and II
D. Either I or II
E. Neither I or II
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Introducing a woman, Shashank said, "She is
the mother of the only daughter of my son.
" How that woman is related to Shashank?
A. Daughter
B. Sister-in-law
C. Wife
D. Daughter-in-law

Q.No:170
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A, B, C, D and E are sitting on a bench.
A is sitting next to B, D is sitting next to C,
D is not sitting with E who is on the left
end of the bench. C is on the second
position from the right. A is to the right
of B and E. A and C are sitting together.
In which position A is sitting ?

A. Between B and D
B. Between B and C
C. Between E and D
D. Between C and E EBACD
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How many students did secure First class in a class of 50 students?

I. Double the number of first-class students secured

second class and all the remaining students failed
II. Number of students failed was twice the number
of first class students in the class
A. Only I
B. Only II
C. Both I and II
D. Either I or II
E. Neither I or II
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A bird shooter was asked how
many birds he had in the bag.
He replied that there were all
sparrows but six, all pigeons
but six, and all ducks but six.
How many birds he had in
the bag in all?
A. 0
B. 6
C. 9
D. 18