SSC Stenographer 2026 · Exam Replay

General Intelligence & Reasoning — Stenographer Grade C & D 2026

All 11 shifts as they were held: Reasoning and General Awareness as 50-question, 30-minute tests and English as 100 questions in 60 minutes, with +1 / −0.25 marking. Every answer has been checked; where the official key was wrong, or a second option is also right, the question says so.

9 Sep, Shift 1

Q1 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Pollution is increasing rapidly in cities due to vehicles and industrial waste. Conclusions: I. Steps must be taken to control pollution sources. II. Vehicles and industries must be banned.

  1. Only Conclusion I follows
  2. Only Conclusion II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q2 · Address & Detail Matching

Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Reference Entry: Ms. Pooja Yadav - 1st January 2024 - Jaipur

  1. Ms. Pooja Yadav - 2nd January 2024 - Jaipur
  2. Ms. Pooja Yadav - 1st January 2024 - Udaipur
  3. Ms. Pooja Yadav - 1st January 2024 - Jaipur
  4. Ms. Pooja Yadavi - 1st January 2024 - Jaipur

Answer: C

Q3 · Address & Detail Matching

Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Question Address:Mr. Aman Kapoor, Flat No. 204, Tower B, Lake View Residency, Sector 137, Noida - 201305, Uttar Pradesh

  1. Mr. Aman Kapoor, Flat No. 204, Tower A, Lake View Residency, Sector 137, Noida - 201305, Uttar Pradesh
  2. Mr. Aman Kapoor, Flat No. 204, Tower B, Lake View Residency, Sector 137, Noida - 201305, Uttar Pradesh
  3. Mr. Aman Kapoor, Flat No. 304, Tower B, Lake View Residency, Sector 137, Noida - 201305, Uttar Pradesh
  4. Mr. Aman Kapoor, Flat No. 204, Tower B, Lake View Residency, Sector 137, Noida - 201301, Uttar Pradesh

Answer: B

Q4 · Address & Detail Matching

Reference Entry: Mr. Sanjay Mathur - 3rd April 2022 - Hyderabad

  1. Mr. Sanjay Mathur - 4th April 2022 - Hyderabad
  2. Mr. Sanjay Mathur - 3rd April 2022 - Secunderabad
  3. Mr. Sanjay Mathur - 3rd April 2022 - Hyderabad
  4. Mr. Sanjay Mathar - 3rd April 2022 - Hyderabad

Answer: C

Q5 · Analogy

Given below is a pair of related words. Analyze their relationship and then select the option that contains a pair of words exhibiting a similar logical or conceptual connection. Thermometer : Temperature :: Barometer : ?

  1. Weather
  2. Pressure
  3. Atmosphere
  4. Climate

Answer: B

Q6 · Analogy

In the following question, a pair of figures on the left is related to each other in a particular way. Find the figure from the options that completes the second pair so that the same relationship holds between the second pair as in the first. Choose the correct option. LEMON : PIQSR:: ORANGE:

  1. TWFSLJ
  2. SVESKI
  3. SVREKI
  4. SVERKI

Answer: D

Q7 · Series

The question follows a definite pattern. Observe the same and fill in the blanks with suitable answers. CIM, FMO, IQQ, LUS, OYU, ____

  1. RDW
  2. RCW
  3. SCW
  4. RCV

Answer: B

Q8 · Critical Reasoning

Following the death of a woman trekker in the forest of city X, the Forest Department has stepped up vigil to control tress-passing into forest areas. The Forest Department has begun posting staff at the check-post at the entry of the forest. The check-post will be manned from dawn to dusk. The reasoning in the Forest Department's decision to be very vigilant about people tress passing into the forest is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that this decision

  1. Presumes that animals will not attack trekkers who have sought permission from the forest department before starting the trek.
  2. Presumes that the people who go through check post can take care of themselves from wild animals.
  3. Will help bring more awareness about the forest and wild animals of city X.
  4. Presumes that everyone entering the forest enters through the check-post .

Answer: A

Q9 · Critical Reasoning

3D printing cannot utilize the benefit of mass production. Producing one item takes a lot of time and if more 3D printers are installed, the cost of purchase would diminish the benefit of bulk production. However, many consider 3D printers as the future of producing unique items. Which of the following most supports the claim that 3D printing would be successful in future for producing unique items?

  1. National magazine published an article stating that 3D printing will be the next big thing.
  2. 3D printing can be used for manufacturing light weight spare parts of aircrafts which currently weigh more due to traditional methods of manufacturing.
  3. One of the important factors that adds to the cost of manufacturing goods is the cost of production, which can be reduced when 3D printing machines become cheaper in the next five years.
  4. Currently there is a low demand for 3D printers. This is thought to increase multiple times in future.

Answer: C

Q10 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Robert finds that when he's excited about a new idea, he tends to interrupt others and speak rapidly, which sometimes alienates his audience. What aspect of emotional intelligence does this highlight?

  1. Robert's enthusiasm is always appropriate and others should appreciate his passion
  2. Robert lacks awareness of how his emotional state affects his communication behavior
  3. Excitement is unprofessional and should be suppressed in work settings
  4. Robert's colleagues are too sensitive to normal emotional expression

Answer: B

Q11 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Due to intense fog, more than 50 flights were delayed or cancelled in the capital city. Inferences: I. Weather conditions affect air travel operations. II. The city lacks proper runway lighting systems.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q12 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

These questions are based on the following information given below. Each of the seven persons - Aravind, Kranthi, Sunil, Rajesh, Kapil, Lala and Thomas - is of a different profession among lawyer, doctor, engineer, professor, scientist, journalist and architect. We also have the following information about them. Either Aravind or Sunil is the doctor. Neither Sunil nor Lala is the engineer. Kranthi is either the lawyer or the professor. Rajesh is the scientist. Kapil is either the architect or the lawyer. Thomas is either the doctor or the architect. Lala is the:

  1. Doctor
  2. Lawyer
  3. Journalist
  4. Professor

Answer: C

Q13 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Five persons P, Q, R, S and T are sitting in a row, facing the same direction. S is to the immediate left of R, who is to the right of T. P is sitting between T and R. Who among the following cannot be at the middle of the row?

  1. S
  2. P
  3. Q
  4. T

Answer: D

Q14 · Coded Inequalities

In each question, a relationship between different elements is shown in the statements. The statements are followed by conclusions. Study the conclusions based on the given statements and select the appropriate answer. Statement: P > Q ≥ H = J < M ≤ F > S Conclusions: I. Q ≥ J II. F > J III. H < F

  1. Only I and II follow
  2. Only II and III follow
  3. All follow
  4. None of these

Answer: C

Q15 · Input-Output (Machine)

These questions are based on the following information. A word and number arrangement machine, when given an input line of words and numbers, rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of an input and its rearrangement. (All the given numbers are two digit numbers) input: quit 44 69 jelly 75 ankle 38 sensor bear 83 Step I: 83 quit 44 69 jelly 75 38 sensor bear ankle Step II: 75 83 quit 44 69 jelly 38 sensor ankle bear Step III: 69 75 83 quit 44 38 sensor ankle bear jelly Step IV: 44 69 75 83 38 sensor ankle bear jelly quit Step V: 38 44 69 75 83 ankle bear jelly quit sensor Step V: is the last step of the arrangement for the above input. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out, the appropriate steps for the given input and answer the following questions. input for the questions: “cake 49 aid 24 81 village 12 base pink 33 jungle 51 77 tissue”. (All the given numbers are two digit numbers) Which of the following would be the last but one step of the given input?

  1. 12 24 33 49 51 77 aid 81 base cake jungle pink tissue village
  2. 24 33 49 51 77 81 village 12 aid base cake jungle pink tissue
  3. 12 24 33 49 51 77 village 81 aid base cake jungle pink tissue
  4. 12 24 33 49 51 77 81 aid base cake jungle pink village tissue

Answer: B

Q16 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

These questions are based on the information given below. Seven persons — A through G, are sitting around a circular table. G is adjacent to B and C. E is not sitting to the immediate right of F. C is to the immediate right of E. F is sitting to the immediate right of A. Which among the following is true?

  1. D is three places away to the left of B
  2. C is two places away to the left of D
  3. A is three places away to the left of E
  4. None of these

Answer: C

Q17 · Address & Detail Matching

In each of the following questions, a combination of name and address is given followed by four combinations. You have to identify the combination that exactly matches the given one. Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Question Address: Ms. Farah Siddiqui, D-110, Sunrise Apartments, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow - 226010, Uttar Pradesh

  1. Ms. Farah Siddiqui, D-110, Sunrise Apartments, Alambagh, Lucknow - 226010, Uttar Pradesh
  2. Ms. Farah Siddiqui, D-110, Sunshine Apartments, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow - 226010, Uttar Pradesh
  3. Ms. Farah Siddiqui, D-111, Sunrise Apartments, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow - 226010, Uttar Pradesh
  4. Ms. Farah Siddiqui, D-110, Sunrise Apartments, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow - 226010, Uttar Pradesh

Answer: D

Q18 · Calendar & Clock

If the minute hand of a clock points towards the South at 12:00 a.m., then in which direction will the minute hand point at 3:00 a.m. in the same clock?

  1. South
  2. East
  3. North
  4. West

Answer: A

Q19 · Direction & Distance

A drone flies 20 m East, then turns left and flies 15 m North, then turns right and flies 10 m East. What is its final distance from the starting point?

  1. 23√15 m
  2. 15√5 m
  3. 3√7 m
  4. 17√3 m

Answer: B

Q20 · Order & Ranking

In a class of 96, boys = girls. Ritu is 20th from top, and 13 boys are ahead. How many girls are behind her?

  1. 35
  2. 34
  3. 41
  4. 36

Answer: C

Q21 · Coding-Decoding

If 'LEMON' is coded as 'KDLNM', then how is 'MANGO' coded in the same way?

  1. LZMFN
  2. LZMNF
  3. NZNGB
  4. LZMEN

Answer: A

Q22 · Coding-Decoding

If MONK = 5129 and KING = 9263, then what is the code for GINK?

  1. 3629
  2. 3625
  3. 3621
  4. 3628

Answer: A

Q23 · Calendar & Clock

If today is Friday, what day was it 35 days ago?

  1. Monday
  2. Friday
  3. Wednesday
  4. Thursday

Answer: B

Q24 · Coded Inequalities

Coding key (used below): A # B → A < B A * B → A = B Question: If M # N, and N * O, then what is the relation between M and O?

  1. M < O
  2. M-O
  3. M > O
  4. Cannot be determined

Answer: A

Q25 · Mathematical Operations

Select the correct combination of mathematical signs to replace the * signs and balance the given equation. 22 * 3 * 5 * 8 * 2 * 33

  1. +, ×, −, ÷, =
  2. ÷, +, −, ×, =
  3. −, ×, +, ÷, =
  4. ×, −, ÷, +, =

Answer: A

Q26 · Syllogism

Please read each question carefully. Each question provides two Statements followed by two Conclusions numbered (1) and (2). Determine which of the given conclusions logically follows from the two given statements. Statements: All fruits are sweet. All sweet things are delicious. Conclusions: (1) All fruits are delicious. (2) Some delicious things are sweet. (A) If only (1) conclusion follows (B) If only (2) conclusion follows (C) if neither (1) nor (2) follows (D) If both (1) and (2) follow.

  1. If only (1) conclusion follows
  2. If only (2) conclusion follows
  3. If neither (1) nor (2) follows
  4. If both (1) and (2) follows

Answer: D

Q27 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Read the situation and choose the best judgment: You notice a close friend has shared a post on social media containing information that you know, from reliable sources, is factually incorrect and could potentially spread harmful misinformation to others. Your friend likely shared it believing it to be true.

  1. Publicly comment on their post, correcting the information and citing your sources.
  2. Ignore the post, as it might cause an argument or strain your friendship.
  3. Report the post to the social media platform, letting them handle the content moderation.
  4. Privately message your friend, gently explaining why the information is incorrect and providing reliable sources.

Answer: D

Q28 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

Find the roll number that doesn’t belong to the center code 4901:

  1. 4901002548
  2. 4901001209
  3. 4901009421
  4. 4912000198

Answer: D

Q29 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Criteria to be selected as an Office Clerk in an organization (as on 01-01-2024): Must be a graduate in any discipline with at least 60% marks. Age must be between 21 and 28 years. Must have basic computer knowledge certificate. Must have at least 1 year of office experience. Special Condition: If the candidate fulfills all conditions except experience, but has scored 70% in graduation, refer to Senior HR. Case: Ravi is 24 years old and holds a B.A. degree with 70% marks. He has a computer certificate but no office experience. What should be done in Ravi's case?

  1. Reject the candidate
  2. Select the candidate
  3. Refer to Senior HR
  4. Data insufficient

Answer: C

Q30 · Statement & Assumption

Instruction: Examine the statement and determine which assumptions are logically implied or necessary for the statement to hold true. Schools should teach financial literacy to prepare students for adulthood. Assumption I Financial literacy equips students for adult responsibilities. Assumption II Some students lack financial knowledge. Assumption III Financial literacy guarantees financial success.

  1. Only I and II are implicit
  2. Only I is implicit
  3. All are implicit
  4. Only II and III are implicit

Answer: A

Q31 · Word Formation & Alphabet

In INDUCTION, what letter is third to the left of the second letter from the right?

  1. U
  2. C
  3. D
  4. T

Answer: B

Q32 · Coding-Decoding

If MONDAY is coded as 1315144125, how is SUNDAY coded?

  1. 1921124125
  2. 1821124126
  3. 1921144125
  4. 1921144127

Answer: C

Q33 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Identify the odd group: 18, 24, 30, 35

  1. 35
  2. 24
  3. 30
  4. 18

Answer: A

Q34 · Arithmetical Reasoning

The average age of a group of 5 friends is 20. Another friend, aged 30, joins them. What is the approximate new average age?

  1. 24.5 years
  2. 26 years
  3. 23.5 years
  4. 21.7 years

Answer: D

Q35 · Arithmetical Reasoning

The average age of 3 friends is 12. What is the sum of their ages?

  1. 34 years
  2. 38 years
  3. 36 years
  4. 40 years

Answer: C

Q36 · Blood Relations

Pointing to a man, Rohit said, “He is the son of my grandfather's only daughter.” How is the man related to Rohit?

  1. Uncle of Rohit
  2. Cousin of Rohit
  3. Brother of Rohit
  4. Father of Rohit

Answer: C

Q37 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

Identify the roll number that does NOT use only odd digits.

  1. 1357A
  2. 3579B
  3. 4682D
  4. 5791C

Answer: C

Q38 · Data Sufficiency

Determine whether the data is sufficient to answer: Who is the tallest among A, B, and C? (i) A > B (ii) B > C

  1. Only I sufficient
  2. Only II sufficient
  3. Both together sufficient
  4. Neither sufficient

Answer: C

Q39 · Data Sufficiency

Who scored the highest among P and Q? (i) P scored more than R. (ii) Q scored more than R.

  1. Only first statement sufficient
  2. Only second statement sufficient
  3. Both statements together sufficient
  4. Neither statement is sufficient

Answer: D

Q40 · Critical Reasoning

Vegetable prices have suddenly gone up in the market. What is the likely cause?

  1. Sellers want to earn high profit margins only now
  2. People have stopped eating other food items now
  3. Vegetable supply has reduced greatly
  4. Prices are always highest in the winter season now

Answer: C

Q41 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Four people - Riya, Sohan, Meena, and Arun - visited four different cities on May 3rd, 6th, 9th, and 12th. Arun did not go on the 3rd or 6th. Meena visited before Arun. Riya did not go on the 9th. Riya visited on the 3rd. Meena did not go on the 9th. Who went on the 6th?

  1. Meena
  2. Sohan
  3. Riya
  4. Arun

Answer: A

Q42 · Direction & Distance

A woman walks 1 km south, then 2 km west. Which direction is she from the starting point?

  1. North-West direction
  2. South-East direction
  3. South-West direction
  4. North-East direction

Answer: C

Q43 · Critical Reasoning

An electronics company increased production by 20% but sales rose only 5%. Inventory levels doubled. What is the best inference?

  1. The company has no competition
  2. The company increased prices
  3. Demand is falling
  4. Customers are buying more

Answer: C

Q44 · Critical Reasoning

A bus service reduced fare by 15% and passengers increased by 20%. Which inference is correct?

  1. Revenue decreased
  2. Revenue remained same
  3. Bus speed improved
  4. Revenue increased

Answer: D

Q45 · Series

1, 9, 65, 457, ?

  1. 4258
  2. 3125
  3. 3201
  4. 5289

Answer: C

Q46 · Coding-Decoding

In a code, each capital letter is replaced by its reverse position in the alphabet (Z=1). How is “Y” coded?

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

Answer: A

Q47 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Someone is proud of an achievement and shares it with you. What is the best reaction?

  1. Compare it with your own success now
  2. Congratulate them warmly and celebrate
  3. Say it is not a big achievement today
  4. Change the topic to your own life now

Answer: B

Q48 · Classification (Odd One Out)

1,4, 9, 16, 20 - which is the odd one out?

  1. 4
  2. 9
  3. 20
  4. 16

Answer: C

Q49 · Mathematical Operations

If ‘*’ denotes ‘+’, ‘/’ denotes ‘−’, ‘&’ denotes ‘×’, and ‘@’ denotes ‘÷’, then what is the value of 18 & 12 @ 4 * 5 / 6?

  1. 34
  2. 45
  3. 48
  4. 53

Answer: D

Q50 · Series

Choose the set of letters that sequentially completes the following letter series. ab_aa_aaa_a_ab_a

  1. abbab
  2. abaaa
  3. aabba
  4. abbaa

Answer: D

9 Sep, Shift 2

Q1 · Analogy

In each of the following questions, two numbers are given which follow a certain logical or arithmetic relationship. Identify the same pattern and apply it to find the missing number in the second pair. Choose the correct option from the given alternatives. 432 : 234::731:?

  1. 137
  2. 173
  3. 317
  4. 713

Answer: A

Q2 · Analogy

In each of the following questions, a pair of words (letter sequences) is given on the left-hand side of the double colon (::), which follows a certain alphabetical pattern. Identify the logic in the first pair and apply the same logic to the third word to find the correct corresponding word from the options. MAN : NBO :: CAT: ?

  1. UBW
  2. DBU
  3. BTU
  4. MPL

Answer: B

Q3 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Consider a situation where you are in a public space, and a stranger begins to verbally accost you loudly, based on an erroneous perception or mistake. What is the most intelligent way to handle this?

  1. Shout back, demanding they explain themselves.
  2. Turn and walk away quickly, ignoring them completely.
  3. Maintain a calm demeanor, make eye contact, and politely clear up the misunderstanding.
  4. Call for help from bystanders to intervene.

Answer: C

Q4 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

"As a police officer, a protester becomes verbally aggressive, shouting insults and accusations directly at you, but poses no physical threat." What is the most socially intelligent immediate response?

  1. Raise your voice to match their intensity, firmly telling them to stop.
  2. Turn your back and ignore them completely, focusing on the crowd.
  3. Maintain a calm and neutral demeanor, steady tone to acknowledge their right to protest while setting boundaries for behavior.
  4. Signal to other officers to approach and physically remove the protester from the area.

Answer: C

Q5 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You are organizing a campus-wide event and want to ensure it is inclusive and appeals to students from all backgrounds. You receive feedback that some initial ideas might not resonate with certain cultural groups. What is the most socially intelligent way to proceed?

  1. Dismiss the feedback, arguing that the event is designed for "everyone" so specific cultural considerations aren't necessary.
  2. Make superficial changes to the event (e.g., adding a single dish from a different cuisine) without deeper consultation.
  3. Seek out and genuinely consult with student representatives or groups from diverse backgrounds to understand their perspectives.
  4. Announce that if people don't like the event, they don't have to come.

Answer: C

Q6 · Word Formation & Alphabet

How many meaningful four English words can be formed using the letters of the word 'ITEM'?

  1. One
  2. Two
  3. Three or more
  4. None

Answer: C

Q7 · Word Formation & Alphabet

Select the word from the given alternative which cannot be formed using the letters of the given word. "PERMANENT"

  1. REMAIN
  2. MANNER
  3. TERM
  4. RAMP

Answer: A

Q8 · Calendar & Clock

If 1st January of a leap year is Friday, what will be the day on 1st March?

  1. Monday
  2. Sunday
  3. Tuesday
  4. Wednesday

Answer: C

Q9 · Calendar & Clock

If 15th August 2022 was Monday, what day will be 15th August 2023?

  1. Tuesday
  2. Wednesday
  3. Thursday
  4. Friday

Answer: A

Q10 · Coded Inequalities

If A > B = C < D, then which of the following is definitely true?

  1. A > C
  2. C > A
  3. D-C
  4. A < D

Answer: A

Q11 · Data Sufficiency

Evaluate if the information in the statements is adequate to answer the question posed. Question: What is the straight-line distance between the starting point X and the final point Y? Statement: I. A person walked 5km North from X to P, then 10km East from P to Q. II. From Q, the person walked 5km South to Y.

  1. Statement 1 alone is sufficient
  2. Statement 2 alone is sufficient
  3. Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 together are sufficient
  4. Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 together are not sufficient

Answer: C

Q12 · Mathematical Operations

Which two signs and two numbers should be interchanged in the equation given below to make the following equation correct? 5 + 8 × 2 ÷ 4 = 12

  1. Signs × and +, Numbers 2 and 8
  2. Signs + and ÷, Numbers 5 and 4
  3. Signs × and ÷, Numbers 8 and 2
  4. Signs + and ÷, Numbers 8 and 4

Answer: A

Q13 · Analogy

In each of the following questions, a specific relationship is given between two words. Identify the word that shares a similar semantic relationship with the given pair. Choose the most appropriate option from the four choices given below. Photosynthesis : Plants :: Fermentation : ?

  1. Bacteria
  2. Oxygen
  3. Fruits
  4. Carbon

Answer: A

Q14 · Syllogism

Please read each question carefully. Each question provides two Statements followed by two Conclusions numbered (1) and (2). Determine which of the given conclusions logically follows from the two given statements. Statements: Some pens are pencils. All pencils are erasers. Conclusions: (1) Some pens are erasers. (2) No pen is eraser.

  1. If only (1) conclusion follows
  2. If only (2) conclusion follows
  3. If neither (1) nor (2) follows
  4. If both (1) and (2) follow

Answer: A

Q15 · Syllogism

Read the following statements and conclusions carefully. Assume that all the statements are absolutely true, even if they contradict commonly known facts. Based only on the given statements, determine which of the conclusions logically follows. Statements: Some Books are Old. All Old things are Valuable. No Valuable thing is Cheap. Some Cheap things are Useful. Conclusions: (1) Some Books are not Cheap. (2) Some Valuable things are Useful. (3) No Book is Useful. (4) Some Useful things are not Valuable.

  1. Only (1), (2), and (4) follow
  2. Only (1) follows
  3. All (1), (2), (3), and (4) follow
  4. Only (1) and (4) follow

Answer: D

Q16 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

Roll Numbers: 100001 100002 110003 120004 100005 110006 100007 120008 100009 Based on the roll numbers above, where the first two digits indicate the center ID: Question: What is the total number of roll numbers registered under Center '10'?

  1. 4
  2. 5
  3. 6
  4. 7

Answer: B

Q17 · Statement & Assumption

Instruction: Examine the statement and determine which assumptions are logically implied or necessary for the statement to hold true. Statement: Public parks should be maintained to ensure safety for all visitors. Assumption I Poor maintenance can lead to unsafe conditions in parks. Assumption II Safety is a priority for public spaces. Assumption III All public parks are currently unsafe.

  1. Only I and II are implicit
  2. Only I is implicit
  3. All are implicit
  4. Only II and III are implicit

Answer: A

Q18 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Hard work is often praised as the key to achieving goals, and many successful people credit their accomplishments to persistent effort. Conclusion I: Hard work always guarantees success. Conclusion II: Many successful people believe that hard work contributed to their achievements. Which conclusion follows?

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
  4. Both conclusion I and II follow

Answer: B

Q19 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Resilience helps overcome challenges, and determined individuals often succeed in difficult tasks. Conclusion I: Resilient people are better equipped to handle challenges. Conclusion II: Determination increases the likelihood of success in tough situations. Which conclusion follows?

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
  4. Both conclusion I and II follow

Answer: A

Q20 · Coding-Decoding

Instructions: In a certain code language, a specific rule is applied to transform words. Analyze the given example and then apply the same rule to find the coded form of the target word. If Vowels (A, E, I, 0, U) become their next letter in lowercase, And Consonants become their previous letter in UPPERCASE, Then how will “CoMpUtEr” be coded?

  1. BNNQTSDQ
  2. bnNqgtsDr
  3. BpLOvSfQ
  4. BNNQUSFS

Answer: C

Q21 · Coding-Decoding

Instructions: In a certain code language, a specific rule is applied to transform words. Analyze the given example and then apply the same rule to find the coded form of the target word. If “CAB” is coded as “312”, Then how will "DREAM" be coded?

  1. 818101 26
  2. 4185113
  3. 8365113
  4. 495126

Answer: B

Q22 · Analogy

Complete the analogy: MNO : PQR:: STU: ?

  1. WXY
  2. TUV
  3. VWX
  4. RSU

Answer: C

Q23 · Analogy

Sword is to Warrior as Stethoscope is to...?

  1. Singer
  2. Doctor
  3. Artist
  4. Teacher

Answer: B

Q24 · Logical Sequence of Words

Arrange the following in a logical sequence: 1. Seed, 2. Plant, 3. Fruit, 4. Flower, 5. Sapling

  1. 1, 5, 4, 2, 3
  2. 1, 2, 5, 4, 3
  3. 2, 1, 5, 3, 4
  4. 1, 5, 2, 4, 3

Answer: D

Q25 · Classification (Odd One Out)

2-8, 3-27, 4-64, 5-125, 6-225 - which pair doesn’t fit?

  1. 2-8
  2. 6-225
  3. 3-27
  4. 5-125

Answer: B

Q26 · Series

Complete the following series: C, F, I, L, ?

  1. Q
  2. P
  3. N
  4. O

Answer: D

Q27 · Coding-Decoding

In a certain code, SUN is written as TVO. How is MOON written?

  1. NOPQ
  2. NPPQ
  3. NPPM
  4. NPPO

Answer: D

Q28 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Statement: The school can organise a sports day or a science exhibition. More students are interested in the exhibition. What should it do?

  1. Hold the science exhibition
  2. Hold the sports day
  3. Organise both events
  4. Postpone events this year

Answer: A

Q29 · Direction & Distance

Ankita walks 1 km north, turns right and walks 1 km. Which direction is she facing now?

  1. South direction
  2. West direction
  3. North direction
  4. East direction

Answer: D

Q30 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Six friends, P, Q, R, S, T, and U, sit in a circle facing the centre. P is third to the left of S. U is second to the right of R. T is not a neighbour of U. Who is opposite Q?

  1. P sits opposite Q
  2. S sits opposite Q
  3. R sits opposite Q
  4. T sits opposite Q

Answer: C

Q31 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Six friends, J, K, L, M, N, and O, sit in a straight line facing north. N is fourth to the right of J. L is between M and N. K is not at an extreme. O is at the right end. Who is second from the left end?

  1. J is second from left
  2. O is second from left
  3. L is second from left
  4. K is second from left

Answer: D

Q32 · Mathematical Operations

Choose the correct value for 30 # 4 @ 2 % 6 * 3 when # is multiplication, @ is division, % is subtraction, and * is addition.

  1. 43
  2. 45
  3. 49
  4. 57

Answer: D

Q33 · Syllogism

Statements: All books are papers. Some papers are notes. No note is file. Conclusions: I. Some books are notes. II. Some notes are papers. III. No file is note. Which conclusions follow?

  1. Only II follows
  2. Only I and II follow
  3. Only III follows
  4. Only II and III follow

Answer: D

Q34 · Coding-Decoding

If in a certain code, P=16, Q=17, R=18, and so on, what is the sum of positions of letters P, Q, and S?

  1. 51
  2. 53
  3. 52
  4. 54

Answer: C

Q35 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Identify the group of letters that does NOT follow the same pattern as the others.

  1. BDFH
  2. RTVX
  3. JKNP
  4. ACEG

Answer: C

Q36 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Which of these is a sign of emotional intelligence at work?

  1. Listening actively
  2. Ignoring problems
  3. Blaming others
  4. Yelling under pressure

Answer: A

Q37 · Mathematical Operations

What is the correct answer for (32 − 12) × 3 + 5?

  1. 62
  2. 63
  3. 65
  4. 67

Answer: C

Q38 · Arithmetical Reasoning

Aman has twice as many shirts as trousers, plus three extra shirts. If he owns 15 garments in total, how many trousers does he have?

  1. 3
  2. 6
  3. 5
  4. 4

Answer: D

Q39 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Random, Homogeneous, Uniform, Consistent - which word differs?

  1. Homogeneous
  2. Random
  3. Uniform
  4. Consistent

Answer: B

Q40 · Coding-Decoding

In a certain code, each capital letter is replaced by its alphabetical position plus 5, and each small letter is replaced by its alphabetical position minus 3. How is “AbC” coded?

  1. 6-17
  2. 5-18
  3. 6-18
  4. 5-17

Answer: C

Q41 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: The bank has waived the ATM withdrawal fee for its customers for three months. Which of the following conclusions can be drawn?

  1. The bank will waive all service fees in the future
  2. Customers can withdraw cash without charges during the offer
  3. Both the statements are true
  4. None of the statements is true

Answer: B

Q42 · Mathematical Operations

If * means addition, % means subtraction, @ means multiplication, and # means division, evaluate 18 @ 2 % 5 * 4 # 2.

  1. 33
  2. 29
  3. 31
  4. 25

Answer: A

Q43 · Series

Find the missing term in the following series. 1, 2, 6, 15, 31, ?

  1. 47
  2. 52
  3. 56
  4. 64

Answer: C

Q44 · Series

Find the missing number in the following series. 8, 12, 24, 60, 180, ?

  1. 360
  2. 540
  3. 630
  4. 720

Answer: C

Q45 · Series

In the following question, a series is given with one term missing. Choose the correct term to complete the sequence. AZB, CYD, EXF, GWH, ?

  1. IVI
  2. HUJ
  3. IVJ
  4. IVK

Answer: C

Q46 · Missing Number (Matrix/Pattern)

Study the matrix carefully and determine which number from the given options should replace the question mark (?).

  1. 102
  2. 156
  3. 185
  4. 208

Answer: D

Q47 · Missing Number (Matrix/Pattern)

Study the matrix carefully and determine which number from the given options should replace the question mark (?).

  1. 96
  2. 98
  3. 102
  4. 108

Answer: A

Q48 · Coding-Decoding

In a certain code language, ‘A’ denotes ‘addition’, ‘B’ denotes ‘multiplication’, ‘C’ denotes ‘subtraction’, and ‘D‘ denotes ‘division’. What is the value of the following expression? 100D20B4A10C5

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

Answer: A

Q49 · Coding-Decoding

In a certain code language, ‘good and tasty’ is coded as ‘134’, ‘see good pictures’ is coded as ‘478’, ‘pictures are faint’ is coded as ‘729’, Determine which numerical digit corresponds to the word ‘see’ in this language.

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 8
  4. 9

Answer: C

Q50 · Series

In the given letter series, some letters are missing. Select the correct alternative from the options provided to complete the series in a logical and consistent order. _stt_tt_tts_

  1. tsst
  2. stst
  3. ttst
  4. sstt

Answer: A

10 Sep, Shift 1

Q1 · Word Formation & Alphabet

Which of the following words can be formed from the letters of "PARLIAMENT" ?

  1. TRAMP
  2. MENTAL
  3. PAINTER
  4. ALL of these

Answer: D

Q2 · Classification (Odd One Out)

In the following question, four words are given, out of which three are similar in meaning or belong to the same category or group. identify the word that does not belong to the group. Choose the option that is different from the others based on semantic classification.

  1. Brown
  2. Green
  3. Yellow
  4. Red

Answer: A

Q3 · Series

Complete the following series. EZI, FYJ, GXK, HWL, ?

  1. MVM
  2. MVN
  3. JVM
  4. IVM

Answer: D

Q4 · Word Formation & Alphabet

How many meaningful English words can be formed using all the letters of the word "SILENT"?

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. More than 3

Answer: D

Q5 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Many students are unable to score well in mathematics. Conclusions: I. Mathematics is a difficult subject. II. The teaching methods in mathematics need improvement.

  1. Only Conclusion I follows
  2. Only Conclusion II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: B

Q6 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Many schools are shifting to online education. Conclusions: I. Online education is more flexible than offline classes. II. Schools are adopting technology-driven methods.

  1. Only Conclusion I follows
  2. Only Conclusion II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: B

Q7 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

In a cross-cultural business negotiation, Maria notices that her counterparts from a high-context culture are spending considerable time on seemingly unrelated topics before addressing the main agenda. What should Maria's response demonstrate about her social intelligence?

  1. Redirect the conversation to business matters to show efficiency
  2. Recognize this as relationship-building essential to their cultural approach
  3. Interpret this as a delay tactic and become more assertive
  4. Mirror their approach but express frustration subtly

Answer: B

Q8 · Course of Action & Decision Making

In this question some conditions or circumstances is provided to you, you have to make logical judgement according to mentioned circumstances and mark the correct The railway department increased the price of unreserved tickets to reduce crowding.

  1. Railway is planning to stop unreserved trains.
  2. The price hike will reduce the number of casual travelers.
  3. The railway wants only rich people to travel.
  4. Crowd control is not possible by any means.

Answer: B

Q9 · Missing Number (Matrix/Pattern)

Study the given pattern carefully and select the number that can replace the question mark (?) in it.

  1. 8
  2. 12
  3. 13
  4. 15

Answer: D

Q10 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

This question is based on the information given below. Five persons P, Q, R, S and T are sitting in a row, facing the same direction. S is to the immediate left of R, who is to the right of T. P is sitting between T and R. In the above question, if Q is sitting between P and R, who will be to the immediate right of Q ?

  1. S
  2. T
  3. P
  4. R

Answer: A

Q11 · Paper Folding & Cutting

In the following question, a figure is shown representing a sheet of paper with specific fold marks. After the indicated folds are made, the paper may be punched or cut. You are required to identify how the paper will appear when it is completely folded or unfolded. Select the correct option that illustrates the resulting figure.

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: C

Q12 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

The figure below has a missing part marked with a question mark (?). Observe its design, symmetry and pattern, and select the option that correctly completes it.

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: D

Q13 · Syllogism

In each of these questions two statements followed by some conclusions are given. Consider the statements to be true, even though they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts, and find out which of the given conclusion(s) logically follow(s) the statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Choose the appropriate answer from the given choices. Statements: All balloons are boomerangs. All balloons are baskets. Conclusions:

  1. All baskets are balloons
  2. All boomerangs are balloons
  3. Some boomerangs are baskets
  4. All baskets are boomerangs

Answer: C

Q14 · Mirror & Water Image

In the following questions, a figure is given. Choose the option that shows its mirror image, assuming the mirror is placed vertically on the left side of the figure.

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: D

Q15 · Mirror & Water Image

In the following questions, a figure is given. Choose the option that shows its mirror image, assuming the mirror is placed vertically on the left side of the figure.

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: B

Q16 · Direction & Distance

Rohan is facing west and turns 45° clockwise, again 180° clockwise and then turns 225° anticlockwise. In which direction is he facing now?

  1. West
  2. East
  3. South
  4. North

Answer: A

Q17 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Pick the different number:

  1. 234
  2. 243
  3. 324
  4. 312

Answer: D

Q18 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

During a public protest, you notice a small group of protesters becoming agitated and directing their anger specifically at you, although they remain verbally aggressive rather than physically threatening. Other officers are also present. How do you maintain social intelligence and manage the situation effectively for yourself and your team?

  1. Stare them down directly to assert authority and deter further aggression.
  2. Call out individual protesters by name or description and warn them of consequences.
  3. Maintain professional composure, coordinate subtly with nearby officers to maintain a visible but calm presence.
  4. Initiate a direct approach to engage the most aggressive individual in a one-on-one conversation to diffuse the tension.

Answer: C

Q19 · Series

Complete the series: 9, 28, 65, 126, 217, ?

  1. 342
  2. 331
  3. 344
  4. 330

Answer: C

Q20 · Series

Find the next term in the given series. I3F, K7E, M16D, O35C, ?

  1. Q74B
  2. R74A
  3. P79B
  4. T37C

Answer: A

Q21 · Order & Ranking

In a class of 96 students, boys are 1/3rd of total. Meena is ranked 12th from the top, with 4 boys ahead of her. Find the number of girls behind her.

  1. 60
  2. 56
  3. 62
  4. 61

Answer: B

Q22 · Calendar & Clock

If it was Saturday yesterday, what day will it be in 50 days?

  1. Saturday
  2. Friday
  3. Sunday
  4. Monday

Answer: D

Q23 · Series

In each of the following series, determine the pattern and find the missing number represented by (?). Choose the correct answer from the given options. 80, 95, 75, 90, 70, (?)

  1. 80
  2. 85
  3. 90
  4. 95

Answer: B

Q24 · Mathematical Operations

If + means −, ÷ means +, − means ×, and × means ÷, what is 9 − 3 + 4?

  1. 23
  2. 27
  3. 29
  4. 31

Answer: A

Q25 · Embedded Figure

Select the option figure in which the given figure is embedded. (Rotation is not allowed.)

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: B

Q26 · Classification (Odd One Out)

12-144, 17-289, 15-195, 21-441 - which is the odd pair?

  1. 12-144
  2. 17-289
  3. 15-195
  4. 21-441

Answer: C

Q27 · Series

Complete the following series: Z, Y, X, W, ?

  1. V
  2. U
  3. T
  4. Q

Answer: A

Q28 · Tables & Data

The table below shows the monthly sales (in units) of four electronic items in four different months. In which month was the average sales of all items the second lowest?

  1. Jan
  2. Feb
  3. Mar
  4. Apr

Answer: B

Q29 · Tables & Data

The table below shows the monthly sales (in units) of four electronic items in four different months. Based on the given data, which of the following items has the lowest total sales in four months?

  1. Item 3
  2. Item 2
  3. Item 4
  4. Item 1

Answer: B

Q30 · Tables & Data

The table shows the sales (in ₹ thousand) of four shops over two months. Which shop had the highest percentage increase from Month 1 to Month 2?

  1. S1
  2. S3
  3. S4
  4. S2

Answer: C

Q31 · Tables & Data

The table shows the number of students participating in four activities over three years. Which activity saw the highest average participation across years?

  1. Sports
  2. Music
  3. Drama
  4. Debate

Answer: D

Q32 · Figure Counting

In the given image, count the number of squares and choose the correct answer from the following options.

  1. 22
  2. 23
  3. 24
  4. 26

Answer: A

Q33 · Figure Counting

Count the total number of triangles in the provided diagram.

  1. 16
  2. 14
  3. 18
  4. 15

Answer: A

Q34 · Embedded Figure

From Image Y, select the figure that incorporates the figure given in Image X.

  1. Figure D
  2. Figure B
  3. Figure C
  4. Figure A

Answer: D

Q35 · Paper Folding & Cutting

In Image X, a set of three figures, 1, 2 and 3, shows a sequence of folding a piece of paper. Figure 3 illustrates the process of cutting the folded paper. Choose a figure from Image Y that most closely resembles the unfolded form of figure 3.

  1. Figure A
  2. Figure B
  3. Figure C
  4. Figure D

Answer: A

Q36 · Figure Counting

What is the total number of cubes in the given figure?

  1. 33
  2. 35
  3. 36
  4. 39

Answer: B

Q37 · Paper Folding & Cutting

Find the figure from Image Y that best represents the folded version of the transparent sheet in Image X along the dotted line.

  1. Figure A
  2. Figure B
  3. Figure C
  4. Figure D

Answer: B

Q38 · Word Formation & Alphabet

In BUILDER, what is the 2nd to the left of the letter, 3rd from the right?

  1. I
  2. U
  3. L
  4. D

Answer: A

Q39 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Statement: Classrooms were equipped with projectors and student interest increased. Which is the most reasonable judgement?

  1. Teachers reduced lecture hours
  2. Visual aids improved student interest
  3. Students avoided attending classes
  4. Students spent less time in libraries

Answer: B

Q40 · Coding-Decoding

In a code, FLOWER is written as GMPXFS. How is GARDEN written in that code?

  1. HBSEFO
  2. HBSFOE
  3. HBSFEO
  4. HBSEGP

Answer: A

Q41 · Order & Ranking

If Raj is 12th from the left in a row of 50 people and Karan is 18th from the right, how many people are between Raj and Karan?

  1. 20 people
  2. 19 people
  3. 18 people
  4. 21 people

Answer: A

Q42 · Analogy

Census is to Enumeration as Judiciary is to...?

  1. Drafting
  2. Legislation
  3. Policing
  4. Adjudication

Answer: D

Q43 · Coding-Decoding

In a code, vowels in capital letters are given positionx2, and consonants in capital letters are given position+4. How is “AFK” coded?

  1. 31015
  2. 2615
  3. 21014
  4. 21015

Answer: D

Q44 · Syllogism

Statements: Some bottles are jars. All jars are cans. No can is box. Conclusions: I. Some bottles are cans. II. Some cans are jars. III. No jar is box. Which conclusions follow?

  1. Only I and III follow
  2. Only II and III follow
  3. Only I and II follow
  4. All follow

Answer: D

Q45 · Syllogism

Statements: No apple is banana. Some bananas are mangoes. All mangoes are grapes. Conclusions: I. No apple is mango. II. Some bananas are grapes. III. Some grapes are bananas. Which conclusions follow?

  1. Only II and III follow
  2. Only I and II follow
  3. Only III follows
  4. Only I follows

Answer: A

Q46 · Syllogism

Statements: Some cats are animals. All animals are living beings. Conclusions: I. Some cats are living beings. II. All living beings are cats. Which conclusions follow?

  1. Only II follows
  2. Only I follows
  3. Both follow
  4. None follows

Answer: B

Q47 · Mathematical Operations

Determine the result of 16 * 4 # 8 % 2 @ 3 when * is division, # is subtraction, % is addition, and @ is multiplication.

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

Answer: B

Q48 · Word Formation & Alphabet

Using all letters of "EN TECOUN R", which valid word can be formed?

  1. ENCOUNTER
  2. COUNTERNE
  3. RECONNUTE
  4. CONNERTUE

Answer: A

Q49 · Series

In the following question, a series is given with one term missing. Choose the correct term to complete the sequence. AZBY, CXDW, EVFU, ?

  1. GTHS
  2. GSHT
  3. HRIS
  4. HTGS

Answer: A

Q50 · Mathematical Operations

If 12 Δ 4 = 48, 18 Δ 3 = 54, and 8 Δ 10 = 80, then find the value of (15 Δ 4) + (20 Δ 2).

  1. 100
  2. 110
  3. 120
  4. 130

Answer: A

10 Sep, Shift 2

Q1 · Address & Detail Matching

Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Question Address:Mrs. Shruti Menon, Flat 9A, Blue Sky Residency, Vyttila, Kochi - 682019, Kerala

  1. Mrs. Shruti Menon, Flat 9A, Blue Sky Residency, Vyttila, Kochi - 682019, Kerala
  2. Mrs. Shruti Menon, Flat 9A, Blue Sky Residency, Kaloor, Kochi - 682019, Kerala
  3. Mrs. Shruti Menon, Flat 9B, Blue Sky Residency, Vyttila, Kochi - 682019, Kerala
  4. Mrs. Shruti Menon, Flat 9A, Blue Sky Tower, Vyttila, Kochi - 682019, Kerala

Answer: A

Q2 · Arithmetical Reasoning

A plastic toy costs Rs. 7. A plastic spoon costs Rs. 5. X spends Rs. 38 on these plastic items. Find the number of plastic toys he/she purchased.

  1. 3
  2. 4
  3. 5
  4. 2

Answer: B

Q3 · Arithmetical Reasoning

Rahul has Rs. 340 in the denominations of Rs. 2 notes, Rs. 5 notes and Rs. 10 notes. The number of notes of each denomination is equal. What is the total number of notes that Rahul has?

  1. 40
  2. 60
  3. 20
  4. 80

Answer: B

Q4 · Arithmetical Reasoning

Rohit's age is 10 years less than half of his mother's age who is 5 years younger than Rohit's father. If Rohit's father is 47 years old, what is Rohit's age?

  1. 10 years
  2. 11 years
  3. 14 years
  4. 21 years

Answer: B

Q5 · Statement & Assumption

Statement: “Your Laptop, Your Look! Choose from a range of 8 new Artist Edition Designs.” An advertisement read. Assumptions: I. People do not give too much emphasis on the features of a Laptop. II. There is demand for Laptops.

  1. If only assumption I is implicit.
  2. If only assumption II is implicit.
  3. If neither I nor II is implicit.
  4. If both I and II are implicit.

Answer: B

Q6 · Statement & Assumption

Statement: The police force in India is not ready to face a terrorist attack. The police force should be given intensive training. Assumptions: I. Intensive training will make the police force capable of facing a terrorist attack. II. India has received intelligence reports confirming that the terrorists have planned to strike.

  1. If only assumption I is implicit.
  2. If only assumption II is implicit.
  3. If neither I nor II is implicit.
  4. If both I and II are implicit.

Answer: A

Q7 · Critical Reasoning

To its proponents, Unique Identification (UID, branded Aadhaar) is the solution to citizen empowerment. To its opponents, UID is a violation of not only citizen privacy but even citizen rights. In reality, like any programme or project, it can be anything we design it to be. It is only through purposeful design that . Which of the following most logically completes the argument?

  1. Privacy can be challenged
  2. someone’s worth can be assessed
  3. We can ensure that risks and unintended consequences are kept under control
  4. We can decide who has rights to the data

Answer: C

Q8 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You are a team leader. One member is highly productive but rude and demotivating to others. What is the best course of action?

  1. Fire him to protect team spirit
  2. Ignore his behavior due to high productivity
  3. Warn him formally and initiate coaching
  4. Promote him for performance

Answer: C

Q9 · Analogy

In the following question, a pair of figures on the left is related to each other in a particular way. Find the figure from the options that completes the second pair so that the same relationship holds between the second pair as in the first. Choose the correct option. PLAN : MIXK : : MAPLE:

  1. HNOJX
  2. HYNIC
  3. JYNPC
  4. JXMIB

Answer: D

Q10 · Series

The question follows a definite pattern. Observe the same and fill in the blanks with suitable answers. ?, BWF, JEN, RMV, ZUD

  1. WQX
  2. TOX
  3. VXY
  4. ROX

Answer: B

Q11 · Series

The question follows a definite pattern. Observe the same and fill in the blanks with suitable answers. BKS, DMU, ?, HQY, JSA

  1. GSW
  2. ENW
  3. FOW
  4. FNT

Answer: C

Q12 · Critical Reasoning

For far too long, the accepted wisdom among scholars of politics has been that the interests of the individual and the interests of society are not in harmony when it comes to voting. Rationally, an independent action that carries no instrumental value for the person who acts is essentially foolish. However, two facts are missing from this classical view: that elections are ultimately cooperative ventures, and that the rationality of participating in them depends on more than an individual-level cost-benefit analysis of the effort involved in each pull of a voting-machine lever or crossing of a ballot paper. In the context of elections, the collective endeavour is the creation of a just government, and the costs involved in making individual contributions towards this goal are minimal. The above argument seeks to establish that

  1. An individual's vote carries no instrumental value, hence even if he doesn't vote, it would be okay.
  2. A person should look for cost benefit analysis of the efforts involved in voting before he votes.
  3. Voting should not be based on individual cost benefit analysis, rather it should be seen as a collective contribution towards the creation of a just government.
  4. Only people who are interested in having a just government should vote.

Answer: C

Q13 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

When receiving harsh criticism from his manager, David notices he initially feels angry and defensive, but then experiences a shift toward curiosity about the feedback. What does this emotional progression indicate?

  1. David has inconsistent emotional responses that need stabilization
  2. David demonstrates emotional agility and the ability to reframe situations
  3. The initial anger indicates poor emotional control
  4. David should trust his first emotional response as most authentic

Answer: B

Q14 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

During performance reviews, manager Patricia notices that she tends to rate employees more harshly when she's had a stressful morning, even though she tries to be objective. What does this self-awareness indicate about emotional intelligence?

  1. Patricia is a poor manager who can't separate personal and professional issues
  2. Patricia demonstrates metacognitive awareness of how emotions affect judgment
  3. This awareness is problematic and indicates emotional instability
  4. Patricia should conduct reviews only when she feels completely neutral

Answer: B

Q15 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Sales of sugar-free products have increased by 70% in the last year. Inferences: I. People are becoming more health-conscious. II. Sugar-free products are now cheaper than regular ones.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q16 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: The central government approved a new metro project in a tier-2 city. Inferences: I. Urbanization is expanding in smaller cities. II. The metro is the only mode of transportation in such cities.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q17 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: The forest fire destroyed over 500 acres of vegetation and wildlife habitats. Inferences: I. Forest fires lead to serious environmental damage. II. Forest fires are a common and natural event.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q18 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

As a judge, you find that both parties have valid arguments but no conclusive evidence. What is the best decision?

  1. Rule in favor of the more convincing speaker
  2. Wait for more evidence or dismiss case
  3. Use personal opinion
  4. Rule in favor of the wealthier party

Answer: B

Q19 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You are the CEO. A product is defective but already shipped. What should you do?

  1. Deny responsibility
  2. Issue a recall and public apology
  3. Continue selling
  4. Blame the quality team

Answer: B

Q20 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

Find the missing figure (?) of the problem from the given answer figures.

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: B

Q21 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

Four figures are given; three are alike in some way and one is different. Select the figure that does not belong to the group, based on visual characteristics such as shape, size, symmetry, rotation or pattern.

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: D

Q22 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

Given below are the problem figures and the answer figures marked (A), (B), (C) and (D). Which of the answer figures would be next in the series of the problem figures?

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: B

Q23 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

Given below are the problem figures and the answer figures marked (A), (B), (C) and (D). Which of the answer figures would be next in the series of the problem figures?

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: D

Q24 · Embedded Figure

Select the option figure in which the given figure is embedded. (Rotation is not allowed.)

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: D

Q25 · Embedded Figure

Select the option figure in which the given figure is embedded. (Rotation is not allowed.)

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: B

Q26 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

These questions are based on the following information. Each of the four boys Chandu, Vanda, Bittu and Nattu is studying in a different school among - SKC, DAV, CCS and BBS. Each of their mothers is teaching in a different school among those given above, not necessarily in the same order. We also know that the mother of the boy who studies in SKC, teaches in CCS, Bittu’s mother teaches neither in CCS nor in BBS. Nattu studies in CCS and Vanda’s mother teaches in SKC. None of the boys studies in the same school where his mother teaches. Who studies in DAV?

  1. Vanda
  2. Bittu
  3. Chandu
  4. Nattu

Answer: A

Q27 · Direction & Distance

One morning, A and B started walking in opposite directions. When they met, A observed that B's shadow was falling to the right of B. in which direction was A walking?

  1. North
  2. South
  3. East
  4. West

Answer: A

Q28 · Direction & Distance

A compass is damaged such that its needle which was showing south, is now showing east. According to the damaged compass a person is going in south west direction. In which direction does that person actually going?

  1. South-west
  2. North-west
  3. South-east
  4. North-east

Answer: C

Q29 · Address & Detail Matching

Select the option exactly similar to: Room No. 601, Vigyan Bhawan Annexe, Maulana Azad Road, New Delhi - 110011

  1. Room No. 601, Vigyan Bhawan Annexe, Maulana Azad Road, New Delhi - 110011
  2. Room No. 601, Vigyan Bhawan Annexe Maulana Azad Road, New Delhi - 110011
  3. Room No.601, Vigyan Bhawan Annexe, Maulana Azad Road, New Delhi - 110011
  4. Room No. 601, Vigyan Bhawan Annexe, Maulana Azad Road, New Delhi-110011

Answer: A

Q30 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

A roll number usually follows the format: [Region Code (2 digits)][Year (2 digits)][Centre Code (3 digits)][Batch (2 digits)][Sequence Number (3 digits)]. HOWEVER, if the Year is '23', then the Centre Code is 4 digits long and the Batch is 1 digit long. Question: For the roll number 062345678901, what is the Centre Code?

  1. 456
  2. 4567
  3. 89
  4. 901

Answer: B

Q31 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

Choose the figure which is different from the rest.

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: D

Q32 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

In a circular arrangement of 4 people—A, B, C, and D—A is sitting 2nd to the right of B. C is sitting 3rd to the left of A. D is sitting exactly opposite C. What is the position of B relative to D?

  1. Immediate Left
  2. Immediate right
  3. Opposite
  4. 2nd to the right

Answer: A

Q33 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

In a circle, X is sitting to the immediate left of Y. Z is sitting 2nd to the right of X. If W is sitting directly opposite Z, then what is the position of Y with respect to W?

  1. Immediate right
  2. 3rd to the right
  3. Opposite
  4. 2nd to the left

Answer: B

Q34 · Series

Find the missing term in the following series. 7, 11, 19, 31, ?, 67

  1. 45
  2. 47
  3. 51
  4. 53

Answer: B

Q35 · Series

What is the next number in the following series? 10, 14, 23, 39, 64, ?

  1. 90
  2. 105
  3. 100
  4. 95

Answer: C

Q36 · Series

In the following question, a series is given with one term missing. Choose the correct term to complete the sequence. PMT, OOS, NQR, MSQ, ?

  1. LVP
  2. LUP
  3. KUP
  4. LUO

Answer: B

Q37 · Series

In the following question, a series is given with one term missing. Choose the correct term to complete the sequence. AZ, CX, EV, GT, ?

  1. HS
  2. JQ
  3. IR
  4. KP

Answer: C

Q38 · Address & Detail Matching

Choose the option which is exactly similar to: Apt. 402, 12th Floor, 'Skyline Tower' | 02.02.2022

  1. Apt. 402, 12th Floor, "Skyline Tower" | 02.02.2022
  2. Apt. 402, 12th Floor, 'Skyline Tower' | 02.02.2022
  3. Apt. 402, 21st Floor, ‘Skyline Tower' | 02.02.2022
  4. Apt 402, 12th Floor, 'Skyline Tower' | 02.02.2022

Answer: B

Q39 · Address & Detail Matching

Choose the option which is exactly similar to: B-XII/405, 2nd Cross, Malleshwaram | ₹12,450.75 | 30.11.2025

  1. B-XII/405, 2nd Cross, Malleshwaram | ₹12,450.75 | 30.12.2025
  2. B-XII/405, 2nd Cross, Malleshwaram | ₹12,540.75 | 30.11.2025
  3. B-XII/405, 2nd Cross, Malleshwaram | ₹12,450.75 | 30.11.25
  4. B-XII/405, 2nd Cross, Malleshwaram | ₹12,450.75 | 30.11.2025

Answer: D

Q40 · Address & Detail Matching

Choose the option which is exactly similar to: S-21, 3rd Ave., St. Kitts & Nevis | 03/03/03

  1. S-21, 3rd Ave, St. Kitts & Nevis | 03/03/03
  2. S-21, 3rd Ave., St Kitts & Nevis | 03/03/03
  3. S-21, 3rd Ave., St. Kitts & Nevis | 03/03/03
  4. S-12, 3rd Ave., St. Kitts & Nevis | 03/03/03

Answer: C

Q41 · Analogy

Identify the relationship between the first pair of letter clusters and select the option that shares the same pattern for the second pair. GENTLE : ELTNEG :: STREAM: ?

  1. MAERTS
  2. MEARTS
  3. MAETSR
  4. MEASTR

Answer: A

Q42 · Coding-Decoding

If 'BLOCK' is coded as 'LBPKC', determine the code for ‘STARE’.

  1. FSZST
  2. FSBQS
  3. TSBER
  4. TBSRE

Answer: C

Q43 · Series

What is the next number in the following series? 15, 16, 34, 105, 424,?

  1. 2535
  2. 2050
  3. 2125
  4. 2245

Answer: C

Q44 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

A sequence of figures is provided below that follows a specific pattern or rule. Identify the next figure in the sequence based on the given pattern.

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: C

Q45 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

A sequence of figures is provided below that follows a specific pattern or rule. Identify the next figure in the sequence based on the given pattern.

  1. (figure)
  2. (figure)
  3. (figure)
  4. (figure)

Answer: D

Q46 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

There is a specific relationship between the first two figures. Establish a similar relationship between the third and fourth figures by selecting a suitable figure from the answer figures to replace the question mark (?).

  1. Figure 1
  2. Figure 2
  3. Figure 3
  4. Figure 4

Answer: C

Q47 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

There is a specific relationship between the first two figures. Establish a similar relationship between the third and fourth figures by selecting a suitable figure from the answer figures to replace the question mark (?).

  1. Figure 1
  2. Figure 2
  3. Figure 3
  4. Figure 4

Answer: B

Q48 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

There is a specific relationship between the first two figures. Establish a similar relationship between the third and fourth figures by selecting a suitable figure from the answer figures to replace the question mark (?).

  1. Figure 1
  2. Figure 2
  3. Figure 3
  4. Figure 4

Answer: D

Q49 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

In the following question, a set of figures is given. Identify the figure that does not belong to the group.

  1. Figure a
  2. Figure b
  3. Figure c
  4. Figure d

Answer: B

Q50 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

In the following question, a set of figures is given. Identify the figure that does not belong to the group.

  1. Figure a
  2. Figure b
  3. Figure c
  4. Figure d

Answer: A

10 Sep, Shift 3

Q1 · Word Formation & Alphabet

If the letters of the word TRIANGLE are rearranged to form a new word starting with G and ending with T, which of the following is a valid option?

  1. GAINTERT
  2. GLEANRIT
  3. GRANLITE
  4. No such word

Answer: D

Q2 · Word Formation & Alphabet

How many meaningful 3-letter words can be formed using the letters of DOGMA, using each letter only once?

  1. 4
  2. 5
  3. 6
  4. More than 6

Answer: C

Q3 · Analogy

Given below is a pair of related words. Analyze their relationship and then select the option that contains a pair of words exhibiting a similar logical or conceptual connection. Hibernation : Winter :: Estivation : ?

  1. Spring
  2. Summer
  3. Autumn
  4. Migration

Answer: B

Q4 · Series

Complete the following series. GXB,JVD,MTF,PRH, ?

  1. SQJ
  2. RPJ
  3. RQJ
  4. SPJ

Answer: D

Q5 · Series

The question follows a definite pattern. Observe the same and fill in the blanks with suitable answers. HJM, RTW, BDG, LNQ, ?

  1. VXZ
  2. UXY
  3. UWX
  4. VXA

Answer: D

Q6 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Government has increased fuel prices to reduce consumption. Conclusions: I. Fuel price is directly related to consumption. II. The government wants people to use public transport.

  1. Only Conclusion I follows
  2. Only Conclusion II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: C

Q7 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

During a team meeting, Sarah notices that when she presents her ideas, colleagues tend to look at their phones or seem distracted. However, when John presents similar ideas later, everyone pays attention. What is the most likely explanation for this phenomenon?

  1. Sarah's ideas are inherently less valuable than John's
  2. The timing of presentations affects audience engagement
  3. Social hierarchies and implicit biases influence attention patterns
  4. John has better presentation skills than Sarah

Answer: C

Q8 · Course of Action & Decision Making

In this question some conditions or circumstances is provided to you, you have to make logical judgement according to mentioned circumstances and mark the correct. A company has announced a 4-day work week for better employee productivity.

  1. The company wants to fire employees.
  2. Productivity depends on holidays.
  3. The company believes in employee well-being.
  4. Employees will misuse this policy.

Answer: B

Q9 · Course of Action & Decision Making

In this question some conditions or circumstances is provided to you, you have to make logical judgement according to mentioned circumstances and mark the correct A school has banned the use of mobile phones on campus.

  1. The school wants students to focus on academics.
  2. Mobile phones are completely banned in the country.
  3. Students should not be allowed to learn through phones.
  4. Mobile phones are evil.

Answer: A

Q10 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You're a doctor in a rural clinic with one oxygen cylinder and two critical patients. What should you do?

  1. Use it on the younger patient
  2. Choose based on chance
  3. Follow triage: treat who has better survival chances
  4. Refuse both to avoid bias

Answer: C

Q11 · Series

In the following questions, a series of letters is given with some blanks. Select the combination of letters from the given options that, when sequentially inserted into the blanks, will complete the series logically. tsm__ng__smmn__st_mmn_gs

  1. mnstnqmn
  2. mmstmqtn
  3. mnstngsn
  4. nmstnqgns

Answer: C

Q12 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

These questions are based on the following information given below. Each of the seven persons - Aravind, Kranthi, Sunil, Rajesh, Kapil, Lala and Thomas - is of a different profession among lawyer, doctor, engineer, professor, scientist, journalist and architect. We also have the following information about them. Either Aravind or Sunil is the doctor. Neither Sunil nor Lala is the engineer. Kranthi is either the lawyer or the professor. Rajesh is the scientist. Kapil is either the architect or the lawyer. Thomas is either the doctor or the architect. Who is the professor?

  1. Kapil
  2. Aravind
  3. Sunil
  4. Kranthi

Answer: D

Q13 · Missing Number (Matrix/Pattern)

Study the given pattern carefully and select the number that can replace the question mark (?) in it.

  1. 18
  2. 20
  3. 16
  4. 28

Answer: A

Q14 · Syllogism

In each of these questions two statements followed by some conclusions are given. Consider the statements to be true, even though they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts, and find out which of the given conclusion(s) logically follow(s) the statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Choose the appropriate answer from the given choices. Statements: All tickets are booklets. All booklets are benches.

  1. All tickets are benches.
  2. Some benches are booklets
  3. Some benches are tickets
  4. All the above

Answer: D

Q15 · Syllogism

In each of these questions two statements followed by some conclusions are given. Consider the statements to be true, even though they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts, and find out which of the given conclusion(s) logically follow(s) the statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Choose the appropriate answer from the given choices. Statements: Some chicks are chalks. Some chalks are chokers. Conclusions:

  1. Some chokers are chicks
  2. All chalks are chick
  3. Some chokers are chalks
  4. None of the above

Answer: C

Q16 · Syllogism

In each of these questions two statements followed by some conclusions are given. Consider the statements to be true, even though they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts, and find out which of the given conclusion(s) logically follow(s) the statements, disregarding commonly known facts. Choose the appropriate answer from the given choices. Statements: Some fears are dears. No fear is a lie. Conclusions:

  1. No dear is a lie
  2. Some dears are lies
  3. Some dears are not lies
  4. Only (C) and either (A) or (B) follow

Answer: D

Q17 · Arithmetical Reasoning

In a class of 70 students, 40 students have passed in philosophy, 36 have passed in History, 10 students have failed in both the subjects. How many students have passed in Philosophy only?

  1. 16
  2. 24
  3. 20
  4. 34

Answer: B

Q18 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You see an elderly person struggling to carry several heavy grocery bags out of a store. What is the most empathetic and socially skilled response?

  1. Walk past quickly, assuming someone else will help them.
  2. Call out from a distance, asking if they need help.
  3. Approach them calmly and politely, simply offer to carry them to their car.
  4. Take a photo of them struggling to post on social media.

Answer: C

Q19 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Identify the odd number.

  1. 60
  2. 90
  3. 120
  4. 44

Answer: D

Q20 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Four friends - A, B, C, and D - are sitting in a straight line facing North. A is to the immediate left of B. D is to the immediate right of C. B and C are sitting next to each other. Question: Who is sitting at the extreme right?

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D

Answer: D

Q21 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Effective communication builds trust in teams, and leaders who communicate clearly often inspire loyalty. Conclusion I: Trust within teams can be strengthened through effective communication. Conclusion II: Clear communication by leaders may help them gain loyalty from their team members. Which conclusion follows?

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
  4. Both conclusion I and II follow

Answer: D

Q22 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Pick the odd one in the series: Crow, Eagle, Bat, Sparrow

  1. Bat
  2. Eagle
  3. Sparrow
  4. Crow

Answer: A

Q23 · Mathematical Operations

Work out the value if % is subtraction, # is multiplication, @ is addition, and * is division for 40 % 18 # 2 @ 6 * 3.

  1. 4
  2. 6
  3. 8
  4. 12

Answer: B

Q24 · Syllogism

Statements: All flowers are trees. Some trees are fruits. All fruits are seeds. Conclusions: I. Some flowers are seeds. II. All trees are seeds. III. Some seeds are trees. Which conclusions follow?

  1. Only I and III follow
  2. Only II and III follow
  3. Only III follows
  4. All follow

Answer: C

Q25 · Tables & Data

The table below shows the production (in tonnes) of four types of crops in five consecutive years. Based on the data, in which year was the percentage increase in total production compared to the previous year the highest?

  1. 2021
  2. 2020
  3. 2019
  4. 2022

Answer: C

Q26 · Tables & Data

The table shows the monthly rainfall (in mm) in four regions over four months. Which region recorded the lowest total rainfall?

  1. Region 4
  2. Region 2
  3. Region 1
  4. Region 3

Answer: D

Q27 · Tables & Data

The table shows the monthly rainfall (in mm) in four regions over four months. Which region recorded the second-highest total rainfall?

  1. Region 4
  2. Region 2
  3. Region 1
  4. Region 3

Answer: A

Q28 · Tables & Data

The table shows the electricity consumption (in kWh) of four households over two quarters. Which household reduced its consumption the most in percentage terms?

  1. H1
  2. H2
  3. H3
  4. H4

Answer: A

Q29 · Figure Counting

What is the total number of triangles in the given diagram?

  1. 17
  2. 18
  3. 16
  4. 15

Answer: B

Q30 · Figure Counting

Find the total number of triangles in the given figure.

  1. 17
  2. 18
  3. 16
  4. 15

Answer: A

Q31 · Figure Counting

Determine the count of triangles in the provided image.

  1. 14
  2. 16
  3. 12
  4. 18

Answer: D

Q32 · Figure Counting

How many straight lines are required to make the provided figure?

  1. 5
  2. 6
  3. 8
  4. 7

Answer: C

Q33 · Embedded Figure

Identify the correct figure from Image Y that has the figure from Image X within it.

  1. Figure A
  2. Figure B
  3. Figure C
  4. Figure D

Answer: C

Q34 · Embedded Figure

Identify the figure in Image Y that has the Image X figure as one of its included parts.

  1. Figure A
  2. Figure B
  3. Figure C
  4. Figure D

Answer: A

Q35 · Non-Verbal Series, Analogy & Odd Figure

Identify which figure in Image Y can be built when Image X is rotated by 270 degrees clockwise.

  1. Figure A
  2. Figure B
  3. Figure C
  4. Figure D

Answer: D

Q36 · Paper Folding & Cutting

In Image X, a set of four figures, 1, 2, 3 and 4, shows a sequence of folding a piece of paper. Figure 4 illustrates the process of cutting the folded paper. Select a figure from Image Y that most closely resembles the unfolded form of figure 4.

  1. Figure A
  2. Figure D
  3. Figure C
  4. Figure B

Answer: D

Q37 · Figure Counting

Count the number of cubes in the given image.

  1. 15
  2. 14
  3. 13
  4. 12

Answer: A

Q38 · Paper Folding & Cutting

Select the figure from Image Y that best represents the folded version of the transparent sheet in Image X along the dotted line.

  1. Figure A
  2. Figure B
  3. Figure C
  4. Figure D

Answer: D

Q39 · Cube & Dice

If the provided figure given in the image is folded into a cube, which face lies opposite to “W”?

  1. U
  2. Z
  3. Y
  4. V

Answer: C

Q40 · Paper Folding & Cutting

Given the folding and punching in the image, identify the paper’s final unfolded form.

  1. Figure A
  2. Figure B
  3. Figure C
  4. Figure D

Answer: B

Q41 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Five bottles are placed one above the other. Orange is above Blue but below Pink. Green is above Pink. Yellow is below Blue. Which bottle is at the top?

  1. Pink
  2. Orange
  3. Yellow
  4. Green

Answer: D

Q42 · Order & Ranking

In a line of 20 children, Roshan is 10th from the right. What is his rank from the left?

  1. 10th from left
  2. 11th from left
  3. 12th from left
  4. 13th from left

Answer: B

Q43 · Classification (Odd One Out)

144, 196, 216, 256, 289 - which is the odd one out?

  1. 144
  2. 196
  3. 216
  4. 256

Answer: C

Q44 · Word Formation & Alphabet

By using all the letters of the word "PERSIST", which of the following can be formed?

  1. PRIEST
  2. SPIRIT
  3. SPITTER
  4. STRIPES

Answer: D

Q45 · Series

Find the missing term in the following series. 12, 21, 39, 75, ?, 291

  1. 147
  2. 150
  3. 135
  4. 141

Answer: A

Q46 · Series

In the following question, a series is given with one term missing. Choose the correct term to complete the sequence. XYA, WUB, VQC, ?

  1. UND
  2. TMD
  3. ULE
  4. UMD

Answer: D

Q47 · Series

In the following question, a series is given with one term missing. Choose the correct term to complete the sequence. A,K,S, Y, C, ?

  1. D
  2. E
  3. F
  4. G

Answer: B

Q48 · Mathematical Operations

If 14 # 13 = 9 and 27 # 36 = 18, then find the value of 46 # 31.

  1. 14
  2. 17
  3. 21
  4. 22

Answer: A

Q49 · Mathematical Operations

If ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘×’ means ‘−’, ‘÷’ means ‘+’, and ‘−’ means ‘×’, then find the value of 36 + 6 − 3 × 5 ÷ 3.

  1. 12
  2. 13
  3. 14
  4. 16

Answer: D

Q50 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Four words are given below. Three of them are similar in a certain way, while one is different from the others. Identify the odd one out.

  1. Turmeric
  2. Cumin
  3. Cinnamon
  4. Sugar

Answer: D

11 Sep, Shift 1

Q1 · Analogy

In each of the following questions, two numbers are given which follow a certain logical or arithmetic relationship. Identify the same pattern and apply it to find the missing number in the second pair. Choose the correct option from the given alternatives. 10: 100 ::5:?

  1. 25
  2. 51
  3. 100
  4. 55

Answer: A

Q2 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You are trying to assemble a new piece of furniture, and you're getting very frustrated because the instructions are unclear. What is an emotionally intelligent way to handle your frustration?

  1. Throw the instructions across the room and give up.
  2. Keep trying to force the pieces together, getting more and more angry.
  3. Take a short break, then come back to it with a fresh mind or look for help online.
  4. Blame the furniture company loudly for their terrible product.

Answer: C

Q3 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

"A family member frequently offers unsolicited advice about your life choices (e.g., career, relationships), even after you've politely indicated you're not seeking input. This makes you feel frustrated." How do you manage this relationship with social intelligence?

  1. Start avoiding this family member to escape their advice.
  2. Tell them bluntly that their advice is unwanted and unhelpful.
  3. Listen to their advice, smile, and then ignore it, hoping they'll eventually stop.
  4. Calmly but firmly reiterate your appreciation for their care.

Answer: D

Q4 · Word Formation & Alphabet

How many meaningful four letter English words can be formed using the letters of the word 'SALT'?

  1. One
  2. Two
  3. Three or more
  4. None

Answer: C

Q5 · Word Formation & Alphabet

Select the word from the given alternative which can be formed using the letters of the given word. "ADVENTURE"

  1. DUST
  2. RAIN
  3. VOTE
  4. TRUE

Answer: D

Q6 · Calendar & Clock

If today is Thursday, what will be the day after 73 days?

  1. Sunday
  2. Monday
  3. Tuesday
  4. Wednesday

Answer: A

Q7 · Coded Inequalities

If X ≥ Y = Z ≤ W, then which statement is definitely true?

  1. Z ≥ X
  2. W < Y
  3. X ≥ Z
  4. Y-W

Answer: C

Q8 · Data Sufficiency

Evaluate if the information in the statements is adequate to answer the question posed. Question: How is J related to G? Statement: I. G is the son of H. II. H is the mother of J. J has only one brother.

  1. Statement 1 alone is sufficient
  2. Statement 2 alone is sufficient
  3. Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 together are sufficient
  4. Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 together are not sufficient

Answer: C

Q9 · Syllogism

Read the following statements and conclusions carefully. Assume that all statements are absolutely true, even if they contradict commonly known facts. Based solely on the statements, determine which of the conclusions logically follows. Statements: All paintings are art. Some art is beautiful. No beautiful thing is cheap. All expensive things are beautiful. Conclusions: (1) Some paintings are beautiful. (2) No painting is cheap. (3) Some art is not cheap. (4) All expensive things are not cheap.

  1. Only (3) and (4) follow
  2. All (1), (2), (3), and (4) follow
  3. Only (1), (3), and (4) follow
  4. Only (2) and (3) follow

Answer: A

Q10 · Mathematical Operations

If + means ×, ÷ means −, − means +, and × means ÷, then what is (160 ÷ 20 − 5) + 4 × 8?

  1. 68
  2. 69.5
  3. 71
  4. 72.5

Answer: D

Q11 · Statement & Assumption

Instruction: Examine the statement and determine which assumptions are logically implied or necessary for the statement to hold true. Smoking should be banned in public places to protect public health. Assumption I Smoking in public places can harm others’ health. Assumption II Public health is a priority that justifies bans. Assumption III Smoking is harmful only in public places.

  1. Only I and II are implicit
  2. Only I is implicit
  3. All are implicit
  4. Only II and III are implicit

Answer: A

Q12 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Teamwork is crucial for completing projects, and collaborative efforts often lead to better results. Conclusion I: Projects are more likely to succeed when people work together. Conclusion II: Working alone is never effective in project completion. Which conclusion follows?

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
  4. Both conclusion I and II follow

Answer: A

Q13 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Planning reduces stress, and organized individuals often manage deadlines effectively. Conclusion I: People who plan ahead are likely to feel less stressed. Conclusion II: Being organized can help individuals handle deadlines better. Which conclusion follows?

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
  4. Both conclusion I and II follow

Answer: D

Q14 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Honesty strengthens professional relationships, and trustworthy employees are often valued by employers. Conclusion I: Honest behavior contributes to better professional relationships. Conclusion II: Trustworthy employees are likely to gain appreciation from their employers. Which conclusion follows?

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
  4. Both conclusion I and II follow

Answer: D

Q15 · Coding-Decoding

Instructions: In a certain code language, a specific rule is applied to transform words. Analyze the given example and then apply the same rule to find the coded form of the target word. If "ApPle" is coded as "yrRnC", Then how will "ScIeNcE" be coded?

  1. UcYgPgD
  2. UcYgPgC
  3. UegCPec
  4. UcYgPfC

Answer: C

Q16 · Coding-Decoding

Instructions: In a certain code language, a specific rule is applied to transform words. Analyze the given example and then apply the same rule to find the coded form of the target word. If "CODE" is coded as “EdOc”, Then how will "KiNg" be coded?

  1. gNiK
  2. Gnik
  3. gNik
  4. GnIk

Answer: D

Q17 · Mathematical Operations

Which two signs and two numbers should be interchanged in the equation given below to make the following equation correct? 25 − 10 × 5 ÷ 2 + 3 = 3

  1. Signs × and +, Numbers 10 and 5
  2. Signs − and +, Numbers 25 and 3
  3. Signs × and ÷, Numbers 10 and 2
  4. Signs + and −, Numbers 5 and 3

Answer: B

Q18 · Analogy

Complete the analogy: ABC : DEF :: GHI : ?

  1. IJK
  2. JKL
  3. HJK
  4. MNO

Answer: B

Q19 · Analogy

Complete the analogy: RST : TVW :: JKL: ?

  1. KMO
  2. LNP
  3. LNO
  4. LMP

Answer: C

Q20 · Analogy

Farmer is to Plough as Student is to... ?

  1. Pen
  2. Field
  3. Hammer
  4. Cloth

Answer: A

Q21 · Analogy

Bima is to Insurance as PDS is to...?

  1. internet
  2. Housing
  3. Taxation
  4. Food Distribution

Answer: D

Q22 · Logical Sequence of Words

Arrange in a logical sequence: 1. Phone Call, 2. Idea, 3. Meeting, 4. Execution, 5. Plan

  1. 1, 2, 3, 5, 4
  2. 2, 1, 3, 5, 4
  3. 5, 2, 1, 3, 4
  4. 2, 3, 1, 5, 4

Answer: B

Q23 · Classification (Odd One Out)

13, 17, 19, 23, 27 - which number is different?

  1. 13
  2. 17
  3. 27
  4. 23

Answer: C

Q24 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

A friend shares a personal secret with you. What is the most socially intelligent action?

  1. Joke about the secret with others soon
  2. Tell someone else for advice at once
  3. Use it later when you need power now
  4. Keep it private and respect their trust

Answer: D

Q25 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You meet someone for the first time. What is the most socially intelligent thing to do?

  1. Smile and greet them politely
  2. Avoid eye contact and stay quiet
  3. Wait until they speak to you first
  4. Talk only about yourself immediately

Answer: A

Q26 · Coding-Decoding

In a certain code, BAT is written as CBU. How is PEN written?

  1. QFP
  2. QEN
  3. QFO
  4. QFN

Answer: C

Q27 · Mathematical Operations

Choose the correct result for (25 × 3 − 40) ÷ 5.

  1. 7
  2. 6
  3. 5
  4. 8

Answer: A

Q28 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Data: A training programme costs 50000 and improves the skills of 40 employees. A new recruitment drive costs 60000 to hire 5 new employees. Which is more beneficial?

  1. Run the training programme
  2. Hire new employees
  3. Split funds between both options
  4. Avoid spending now

Answer: A

Q29 · Direction & Distance

Raman walks 2 km north, then turns right and walks 2 km. Which direction is he from the start?

  1. North-West direction
  2. South-East direction
  3. North-East direction
  4. South-West direction

Answer: C

Q30 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Six friends, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z, sit around a hexagonal table facing the centre. X is second to the right of V. Y is fourth to the left of X. U is between X and Y. Z is a neighbour of X. W is opposite of X. Who sits to the immediate right of W?

  1. U sits to the right of W
  2. V sits to the right of W
  3. X sits to the right of W
  4. Y sits to the right of W

Answer: B

Q31 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Five students, E, F, G, H, and I, sit in a straight row facing north. H is at the right end. G is to the immediate left of I. E is not at an extreme. G is not at the end. Who is on the left end?

  1. E
  2. F
  3. G
  4. I

Answer: B

Q32 · Syllogism

Statements: All chairs are stools. All stools are benches. Some benches are tables. Conclusions: I. Some chairs are benches. II. All chairs are tables. III. Some tables are stools. Which conclusions follow?

  1. Only I and III follow
  2. Only II follows
  3. Only I follows
  4. All follow

Answer: C

Q33 · Syllogism

Statements: All birds are animals. Some animals are insects. Conclusions: I. Some birds are insects. II. Some insects are birds. Which conclusions follow?

  1. Only I follows
  2. Only II follows
  3. Both follow
  4. None follows

Answer: D

Q34 · Coding-Decoding

In a code, each capital letter is replaced by its position + 1. How is "B” coded?

  1. 2
  2. 3
  3. 4
  4. 5

Answer: B

Q35 · Coding-Decoding

In a certain code, BLUE is written as CMVF and RED is written as SFE. How is PINK written in that code?

  1. QJOL
  2. QJNL
  3. QJOM
  4. QJNM

Answer: A

Q36 · Coding-Decoding

In a certain code, 4 is written as 7, 7 as 9,9 as 2, and 2 as 4. What is the sum of 4 and 9 in this code?

  1. 10
  2. 9
  3. 11
  4. 12

Answer: B

Q37 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

Identify the roll number that does NOT follow the first-two-digits year pattern.

  1. 19A502
  2. 20C705
  3. 19B604
  4. 19D806

Answer: B

Q38 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Identify the group of letters that does NOT follow the same pattern as the others.

  1. BDFH
  2. RTVX
  3. JKNP
  4. ACEG

Answer: C

Q39 · Series

Complete the following pattern. 240, 120, 60, 30, 15, ?

  1. 5
  2. 7.5
  3. 10
  4. 0

Answer: B

Q40 · Series

Find the missing term in the following series. 5, 11, 24, 51, 106, ?

  1. 221
  2. 215
  3. 212
  4. 217

Answer: D

Q41 · Series

In the following question, a series is given with one term missing. Choose the correct term to complete the sequence. JAK, KBL, LCM, MDN, ?

  1. OEP
  2. NEO
  3. MEN
  4. PFQ

Answer: B

Q42 · Series

In the following question, a series is given with one term missing. Choose the correct term to complete the sequence. AD, EI, JN, PS, ?

  1. VW
  2. WX
  3. VX
  4. UX

Answer: B

Q43 · Missing Number (Matrix/Pattern)

Study the matrix carefully and determine which number from the given options should replace the question mark (?).

  1. 191
  2. 198
  3. 201
  4. 208

Answer: B

Q44 · Missing Number (Matrix/Pattern)

Study the matrix carefully and determine which number from the given options should replace the question mark (?).

  1. 45
  2. 56
  3. 62
  4. 65

Answer: D

Q45 · Missing Number (Matrix/Pattern)

Study the matrix carefully and determine which number from the given options should replace the question mark (?).

  1. 121
  2. 222
  3. 254
  4. 345

Answer: B

Q46 · Mathematical Operations

If ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘−’ and ‘÷’ means ‘×’, then what is the value of the following expression? 24 ÷ 12 − 18 + 9 × 12

  1. 240
  2. 290
  3. 278
  4. 256

Answer: C

Q47 · Mathematical Operations

If ‘∞’ means ‘×’, ‘π’ means ‘÷’, ‘Σ’ means ‘+’, and ‘Δ’ means ‘−’, find the value of 12 ∞ 8 π 4 Δ 10 Σ 6.

  1. 5
  2. 10
  3. 15
  4. 20

Answer: D

Q48 · Coding-Decoding

If ‘Z' is coded as ‘2197' and ‘R’ is coded as ‘729’ in a certain code language, then how will ‘J’ be coded in that language?

  1. 125
  2. 216
  3. 343
  4. 512

Answer: A

Q49 · Series

Choose the set of letters that sequentially completes the following letter series. UW_WUV_VUWU_UVU_

  1. UUVW
  2. WUWV
  3. UUWV
  4. VWWU

Answer: C

Q50 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Four words are given below. Three of them are similar in a certain way, while one is different from the others. Identify the odd one out.

  1. Teak
  2. Saal
  3. Bamboo
  4. Rosewood

Answer: C

11 Sep, Shift 2

Q1 · Address & Detail Matching

Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Reference Entry: Mr. Rohit Sinha - 12th May 2023 - Mumbai

  1. Mr. Rohit Sinha - 12th May 2023 - Mumbai
  2. Mr. Rohit Sinha - 12th June 2023 - Mumbai
  3. Mr. Rohit Sen - 12th May 2023 - Mumbai
  4. Mr. Rohit Sinha - 12th May 2023 - Pune

Answer: A

Q2 · Address & Detail Matching

Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Question Address:Dr. Rohan Mehta, 2nd Floor, House No. 118, Shakti Khand 2, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad - 201014, Uttar Pradesh

  1. Dr. Rohan Mehta, 2nd Floor, House No. 118, Shakti Khand 2, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad - 201014, Uttar Pradesh
  2. Dr. Rohan Mehta, 1st Floor, House No. 118, Shakti Khand 2, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad - 201014, Uttar Pradesh
  3. Dr. Rohan Mehta, 2nd Floor, House No. 118, Shakti Khand 1, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad - 201014, Uttar Pradesh
  4. Dr. Rohan Mehta, 2nd Floor, House No. 118, Shakti Khand 1, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad - 201014, Uttar Pradesh

Answer: A

Q3 · Coding-Decoding

If WATER = 67 and EARTH = 52, then ELEMENT=?

  1. 64
  2. 54
  3. 74
  4. 84

Answer: C

Q4 · Statement & Assumption

Statement: Mr. Shyam is obese and is likely to suffer from a heart disease. Assumptions: I. All obese people suffer from heart ailments. II. Obesity is a cause of heart diseases.

  1. If only assumption I is implicit.
  2. If only assumption II is implicit.
  3. If neither I nor II is implicit.
  4. If both I and II are implicit.

Answer: B

Q5 · Analogy

Given below is a pair of related words. Analyze their relationship and then select the option that contains a pair of words exhibiting a similar logical or conceptual connection. Optimist : Hope :: Pessimist : ?

  1. Despair
  2. Sadness
  3. Fear
  4. Doubt

Answer: A

Q6 · Classification (Odd One Out)

In the following questions consists of four options containing numbers or symbols. Three of these follow a particular pattern or belong to the same category based on a specific rule of classification. Select the one that does not belong to the group.

  1. 44
  2. 77
  3. 169
  4. 125

Answer: A

Q7 · Series

The question follows a definite pattern. Observe the same and fill in the blanks with suitable answers. BCF, GHK, ?, QRU, VWZ

  1. RST
  2. QNP
  3. LMP
  4. LNX

Answer: C

Q8 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Your company has lost client data due to a system crash. What is your first response?

  1. Try to hide the issue
  2. Inform the client and begin recovery
  3. Blame the IT team publicly
  4. Delete all remaining backups

Answer: B

Q9 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

During a workplace crisis, Linda notices that some colleagues become highly focused and task-oriented, while others seek emotional support and connection. What does social intelligence suggest about leadership in this situation?

  1. Everyone should adopt the same crisis response approach for consistency
  2. Effective leadership requires adapting to different stress responses and individual needs
  3. Task-oriented responses are more professional and should be encouraged over emotional responses
  4. Emotional responses indicate weakness and should be discouraged in professional settings

Answer: B

Q10 · Critical Reasoning

The effect of gender diversity on performance of employees is highly correlated with a country or an industry's normative acceptance of gender diversity. In countries where gender diversity has been accepted, it is positively correlated with firm performance, as measured by market value and revenue. For business leaders, diversity is positively correlated with productivity. Which of the following, if true, explains the positive effects of diversity at workplace?

  1. Diversity creates a safe environment for women to contribute their ideas freely and therefore encourage the flow and exchange of ideas, increasing team’s performance.
  2. Women are paid less compared to men but do the same amount of work which men would do, thus save the expenses of the company and increase the performance.
  3. Women are better at multitasking compared to men and this improves the productivity at workplace.
  4. Difference in the upbringing of different genders enables the flow and exchange of different ideas and thereby increasing the team’s performance.

Answer: D

Q11 · Critical Reasoning

In 1968, a committee at Harvard Medical School invented the concept of brain death, adding a second definition to the classic concept of circulatory death - the permanent cessation of breath and heartbeat, and the irreversible loss of function of the heart and lungs. Patients could now be declared dead while a ventilator kept their lungs ‘breathing’ so their tissues and organs would not also ‘die’. The new notion of death opened the door for a growing number of transplant surgeons to harvest organs still bathed in the nurturing warmth of oxygen and blood. Which one of the following, if true, most weakens the statement above?

  1. In one of the surveys conducted by AIIMS, it was brought to light that the tissues of people who have been on ventilator for more than 30 days, become weaker and start disintegrating after 10-15 days.
  2. Socially, people have not accepted the fact that a brain dead person is a dead person whose body is kept alive by machines.
  3. There is still no clarity about who should pronounce the brain dead person as dead, whether the family or the doctor.
  4. Brain dead persons have survived for more than 25 years with the help of ventilators.

Answer: D

Q12 · Course of Action & Decision Making

In this question some conditions or circumstances is provided to you, you have to make logical judgement according to mentioned circumstances and mark the correct Situation: Government banned plastic bags in major cities.

  1. Plastic bags are essential for shopping.
  2. Ban indicates a step toward environmental conservation.
  3. Government dislikes the plastic industry.
  4. Citizens will be punished for using cloth bags.

Answer: B

Q13 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

During a team conflict, Maria notices she feels personally attacked even though the criticism is about project processes, not her individual performance. What does this emotional response suggest?

  1. Maria's reaction is appropriate given the team dynamics
  2. Maria may be experiencing ego involvement that affects her emotional objectivity
  3. The team is definitely targeting Maria personally despite claims otherwise
  4. Maria should express her feelings immediately to clear the air

Answer: B

Q14 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: The prices of essential medicines were slashed by 50% under a new public health policy. Inferences: I. The government is concerned about affordable healthcare. II. The prices were previously unreasonably high.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q15 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: A multinational company has offered unlimited leave policy for its employees. Inferences: I. The company trusts its employees to be responsible. II. The company no longer requires productivity.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q16 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: The bank advised customers to update their KYC documents before the deadline. Inferences: I. Banks require verified customer information to comply with regulations. II. Customers often forget to maintain records.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q17 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You are a doctor. Your patient refuses treatment due to religious beliefs, but will die without it. What should you do?

  1. Force treatment
  2. Respect their decision
  3. Get court permission if possible
  4. Ignore the case

Answer: C

Q18 · Series

In the following questions, a series of letters is given with some blanks. Select the combination of letters from the given options that, when sequentially inserted into the blanks, will complete the series logically. U__RPKQ_UKD_PK_R_KDR_K_R

  1. KQPRQUPQ
  2. KDRRUURQ
  3. KDRRQUPQ
  4. KDRRQPPR

Answer: C

Q19 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

These questions are based on the following information given below. Each of the seven persons - Aravind, Kranthi, Sunil, Rajesh, Kapil, Lala and Thomas - is of a different profession among lawyer, doctor, engineer, professor, scientist, journalist and architect. We also have the following information about them. Either Aravind or Sunil is the doctor. Neither Sunil nor Lala is the engineer. Kranthi is either the lawyer or the professor. Rajesh is the scientist. Kapil is either the architect or the lawyer. Thomas is either the doctor or the architect. Who is the engineer?

  1. Aravind
  2. Sunil
  3. Lala
  4. Kranthi

Answer: A

Q20 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

These question are based on the following information. The blood group of five persons (Gopi, Hari, Madhu, Sabha and John) are O+, B+, AB+, B- and A-, not necessarily in the same order. The blood groups of no two persons are the same. We know the following additional information. Gopi’s blood group is neither B+ nor AB+. Madhu's blood group is either A- or O+. Sabha's blood group is O+. John's blood group is either B+ or B-. What is Hari's blood group?

  1. A-
  2. O-
  3. AB+
  4. B+

Answer: C

Q21 · Coded Inequalities

In the following questions, the symbols +, −, ×, ÷ and = are used as follows. a = b means a is not equal to b. a − b means a is neither greater than nor equal to b. a + b means a is either equal to or greater than b. a ÷ b means a is neither equal to nor smaller than b. a × b means a is neither smaller nor greater than b. Statement: P + Q, Q ÷ R, R − S Conclusions: I. R × S II. P ÷ R

  1. If only conclusion I follows
  2. If only conclusion II follows
  3. If neither I nor II follows
  4. If either I or II follows

Answer: B

Q22 · Coded Inequalities

In the following questions, the symbols +, −, ×, ÷ and = are used as follows. a = b means a is not equal to b. a − b means a is neither greater than nor equal to b. a + b means a is either equal to or greater than b. a ÷ b means a is neither equal to nor smaller than b. a × b means a is neither smaller nor greater than b. Statement: A + B, A × C, A = D Conclusions: I. B − C II. B × C

  1. If only conclusion I follows
  2. If only conclusion II follows
  3. If neither I nor II follows
  4. If either I or II follows

Answer: D

Q23 · Coded Inequalities

In the questions given below, certain symbols are used with the following meanings. A @ B means A is not greater than B. A + B means A is not lesser than B. A © B means A is equal to B. A $ B means A is neither greater than nor equal to B. A * B means A is neither lesser than nor equal to B. Four statements are given, followed by four conclusions marked I, II, III and IV. Find which of the conclusions follow from the given statements. Statements: F $ E; C * R; E © C; R @ K Conclusions: I. E * R II. C * F III. E $ K IV. F + K

  1. Only I and IV follow
  2. Only I and III follow
  3. Only I, II and III follow
  4. None of these

Answer: D

Q24 · Input-Output (Machine)

These questions are based on the following information. A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges then by following a particular rule. The following is an illustration of an input and its rearrangement. Input: men 27 pen 32 ten 56 hen 48 Step I: hen men 27 pen 32 ten 56 48 Step II: hen 56 men 27 pen 32 ten 48 Step III: hen 56 men 48 27 pen 32 ten Step IV: hen 56 men 48 pen 27 32 ten Step V: hen 56 men 48 pen 32 27 ten Step VI: hen 56 men 48 pen 32 ten 27 Step VII: is the final output for the above input As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out appropriate steps for the given input and answer the following questions. Which of the following is the second last step for the following input? Input: 238 pish 392 pods 297 post 412 pech

  1. pech 412 pish 392 pods 238 297 post
  2. pech 412 pish 392 pods 297 238 post
  3. pech 412 pish 392 pods 297 post 238
  4. pech 412 pish 392 238 pods 297 post

Answer: B

Q25 · Direction & Distance

Avinash travels 5 km towards east followed by 8 km to his right. He turns left to travel 6 km followed by 5 km towards south. Approximately how far is he from the initial position?

  1. 19 KM
  2. 17 KM
  3. 15 KM
  4. 21 KM

Answer: B

Q26 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

These questions are based on the information given below. Eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W, are sitting around a circular table. Q and S as well as U and W are sitting opposite each other. R is sitting adjacent to S and W. T is sitting to the left of Q. P and V are not opposite each other. Which among the following is definitely false?

  1. P is opposite R
  2. V is opposite T
  3. V is two places away from P
  4. S is three places away to the left of V

Answer: D

Q27 · Address & Detail Matching

A date and the address is giving with four option a, b, c and d, answer the correct city given in the following options where this incident happen. Reference Entry: Ms. Meenal Shah - 21st June 2023 - Nashik

  1. Ms. Meenal Shah - 22nd June 2023 - Nashik
  2. Ms. Meenal Shah - 21st June 2023 - Nagpur
  3. Ms. Meenal Shah - 21st June 2023 - Nashik
  4. Ms. Meenakshi Shah - 21st June 2023 - Nashik

Answer: C

Q28 · Direction & Distance

If South-East becomes North, North-East becomes West and so on, what will South-West become?

  1. North
  2. West
  3. East
  4. South

Answer: C

Q29 · Analogy

In each of the following question, a pair of words (letter sequences) is given on the left-hand side of the double colon (::), which follows a certain alphabetical pattern. Identify the logic in the first pair and apply the same logic to the third word to find the correct corresponding word from the options. SUN : UWP :: MAN: ?

  1. OBP
  2. QDR
  3. OCP
  4. NBO

Answer: C

Q30 · Direction & Distance

Facing East, a person turns 180° clockwise, then 90° counter-clockwise. What direction is he facing now?

  1. North
  2. West
  3. East
  4. South

Answer: D

Q31 · Order & Ranking

Out of 84 students, girls are thrice the boys. A boy is ranked 18th from top, and 13 girls are ahead of him. Find boys after him.

  1. 10
  2. 12
  3. 11
  4. 16

Answer: D

Q32 · Coding-Decoding

If LIVER = 58926 and HEART = 32164, then what is the code for EARTH?

  1. 2267
  2. 22344
  3. 2156
  4. 21643

Answer: D

Q33 · Data Sufficiency

Evaluate if the information in the statements is adequate to answer the question posed Question: Who is sitting exactly in the middle of a row of 7 people (P, Q, R, S, T, U, V)? Statement: I. P is at one end of the row. Q is second from the other end. II. R is exactly between S and T. U is to the immediate left of V.

  1. Statement 1 alone is sufficient
  2. Statement 2 alone is sufficient
  3. Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 together are sufficient
  4. Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 together are not sufficient

Answer: D

Q34 · Mathematical Operations

Select the correct combination of mathematical signs to replace the * signs and balance the given equation. 20 * 5 * 3 * 2 * 1 * 34

  1. +, ×, −, +, =
  2. −, +, ×, ÷, =
  3. ÷, ×, −, +, =
  4. ×, −, +, ÷, =

Answer: A

Q35 · Syllogism

Please read each question carefully. Each question provides two Statements followed by two Conclusions numbered (1) and (2). Determine which of the given conclusions logically follows from the two given statements. Statements: Some birds are sparrows. Some sparrows are red. Conclusions: (1) Some birds are red. (2) All red things are sparrows

  1. If only (1) conclusion follows
  2. If only (2) conclusion follows
  3. If neither (1) nor (2) follows
  4. If both (1) and (2) follow

Answer: C

Q36 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

Which center code does not maintain the pattern of two digits followed by two letters?

  1. 11AB
  2. 22CD
  3. E34F
  4. 55GH

Answer: C

Q37 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

Which center code does NOT follow the digit-letter-digit-letter pattern?

  1. 1A2B
  2. 3C4D
  3. E5F6
  4. 7G8H

Answer: C

Q38 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Discipline is important for academic success, and students who follow a schedule often perform well. Conclusion I: Students with disciplined study habits are more likely to succeed academically. Conclusion II: Students who do not follow a schedule can never succeed. Which conclusion follows?

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
  4. Both conclusion I and II follow

Answer: A

Q39 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Five friends, Junaid, Komal, Lalit, Manju, and Naman, went to different places on the 11th, 13th, 15th, 17th, and 19th of a month. Komal went immediately before Lalit. Naman did not go on the 13th. Junaid went two slots after Manju. Who travelled on the 17th?

  1. Lalit
  2. Naman
  3. Komal
  4. Manju

Answer: B

Q40 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Find the odd pair: (2, 4), (3, 9), (4, 16), (5, 15)

  1. (3, 9)
  2. (4, 16)
  3. (5, 15)
  4. (2, 4)

Answer: C

Q41 · Arithmetical Reasoning

The sum of the ages of three friends is 84. Four years ago, their ages were in the ratio 3:4:5. What is the current age of the oldest friend?

  1. 32 years
  2. 34 years
  3. 40 years
  4. 44 years

Answer: B

Q42 · Arithmetical Reasoning

The difference between the ages of two brothers is 5 years. If the elder is 20, what is the age of the younger?

  1. 15 years
  2. 14 years
  3. 13 years
  4. 16 years

Answer: A

Q43 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Four friends, A, B, C, and D, are sitting in a straight line facing South. A and D are in the middle, while B is on the extreme left. Who is on the extreme right?

  1. A
  2. C
  3. B
  4. None of these

Answer: B

Q44 · Blood Relations

Pointing to a woman, Sunil said, "Her son is my father’s only grandson”. How is the woman related to Sunil?

  1. Sister of Sunil
  2. Aunt of Sunil
  3. Wife of Sunil
  4. Grandmother of Sunil

Answer: C

Q45 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Six people (A-F) live on Oak Ln, houses numbered 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Clues: F lives immediately above D; C lives at the lowest even-numbered house; B’s house number is 4 more than F's; A lives at the highest even. Who lives at 16 Oak Ln?

  1. A
  2. E
  3. D
  4. B

Answer: B

Q46 · Statement & Assumption

Statement: "The company has decided to implement work-from-home for all employees three days a week." Which assumption is implicit?

  1. Employees will prefer to work from home more
  2. Productivity will improve with remote work
  3. Offices will be closed for maintenance soon
  4. Only junior staff will be allowed at home no

Answer: B

Q47 · Coding-Decoding

If in a certain code, A=1, B=2, C=3, and so on, what is the sum of the positions of letters in the word “ACE”?

  1. 9
  2. 8
  3. 7
  4. 10

Answer: A

Q48 · Series

Find the missing number in the following series. 11, 13, 20, 48, 111, ?

  1. 243
  2. 237
  3. 251
  4. 231

Answer: B

Q49 · Mathematical Operations

If ‘Δ’ means ‘+’, ‘□’ means ‘×’, ‘○’ means ‘÷’, and ‘∇’ means ‘−’, then find the value of 20 ○ 4 □ 8 Δ 10 ∇ 15.

  1. 15
  2. 25
  3. 35
  4. 45

Answer: C

Q50 · Series

Choose the set of letters that sequentially completes the following letter series. _OPQN_PQNO_QNOP_

  1. ONQP
  2. NOQP
  3. NOPQ
  4. PQNO

Answer: C

12 Sep, Shift 1

Q1 · Address & Detail Matching

Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Question Address: Mrs. Nisha Rathi, D-502, Krishna Apartments, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur - 302021, Rajasthan

  1. Mrs. Nisha Rathi, D-502, Krishna Apartments, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur - 302021, Rajasthan
  2. Mrs. Nisha Rathi, D-502, Krishna Residency, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur - 302021, Rajasthan
  3. Mrs. Nisha Rathi, D-503, Krishna Apartments, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur - 302021, Rajasthan
  4. Mrs. Nisha Rathi, D-502, Krishna Apartments, Malviya Nagar, Jaipur - 302021, Rajasthan

Answer: A

Q2 · Address & Detail Matching

Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Question Address:Ms. Ritu Sen, A-401, Skyline Residency, Ashok Nagar, Chennai - 600083, Tamil Nadu

  1. Ms. Ritu Sen, A-401, Skyline Residency, Ashok Nagar, Chennai - 600083, Tamil Nadu
  2. Ms. Ritu Sen, A-401, Skyline Residency, Anna Nagar, Chennai - 600083, Tamil Nadu
  3. Ms. Ritu Sen, A-402, Skyline Residency, Ashok Nagar, Chennai - 600083, Tamil Nadu
  4. Ms. Ritu Sen, A-401, Skyview Residency, Ashok Nagar, Chennai - 600083, Tamil Nadu

Answer: A

Q3 · Statement & Assumption

Statement: Study hard or else you will fail. Assumptions: I. Those who do not study hard will fail. II. Those who study hard will pass.

  1. If only assumption I is implicit.
  2. If only assumption II is implicit.
  3. If neither I nor II is implicit.
  4. If both I and II are implicit.

Answer: A

Q4 · Statement & Assumption

Statement: The fear of Swine flu which gripped a satellite office of Google India, forced them to close down the office for two days. Assumptions: I. The employees of the satellite office of Google India do not meet outside the office premises. II. The satellite office of Google India feared the spread of Swine flu.

  1. If only assumption I is implicit.
  2. If only assumption II is implicit.
  3. If neither I nor II is implicit.
  4. If both I and II are implicit.

Answer: B

Q5 · Analogy

Given below is a pair of related words. Analyze their relationship and then select the option that contains a pair of words exhibiting a similar logical or conceptual connection. Carnivore : Meat :: Herbivore : ?

  1. Plants
  2. Grass
  3. Leaves
  4. Vegetables

Answer: A

Q6 · Classification (Odd One Out)

In the following questions consists of four options containing numbers or symbols. Three of these follow a particular pattern or belong to the same category based on a specific rule of classification. Select the one that does not belong to the group.

  1. 2837
  2. 7651
  3. 3925
  4. 9762

Answer: D

Q7 · Series

The question follows a definite pattern. Observe the same and fill in the blanks with suitable answers. ABD, BEI, CHN, DKS, ENX, ?

  1. DOK
  2. GPU
  3. FQV
  4. FQC

Answer: D

Q8 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Your team is running behind schedule on a critical project. Team members are demotivated. What should you do as a team leader?

  1. Add more people to finish it faster
  2. Blame the team and issue warnings
  3. Motivate the team and redistribute workload
  4. Submit incomplete work

Answer: C

Q9 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Carlos works in a team where informal conversations and relationship-building are highly valued, but he prefers direct, task-focused communication. His technical efficiency is appreciated, but he's not included in important decision-making discussions. What does this situation reveal?

  1. Carlos should completely abandon his natural communication style
  2. The team should adapt to Carlos's more efficient approach
  3. Social intelligence involves balancing personal authenticity with group cultural adaptation
  4. Task-focused individuals don't belong in relationship-oriented team environments

Answer: C

Q10 · Critical Reasoning

The leadership team at YouTube, headed by CEO Susan Wojcicki was confronted by an article titled “YouTube Executives Ignored Warnings, Letting Toxic Videos Run Rampant.” The company’s quest for higher revenue from higher engagement of viewers, has led to the site hosting inappropriate material. Cute puppy videos weren’t the only things producing engagement. Content such as hate speech and unsupported conspiracy theories were among the most popular viewer “draws” as well. Apart from media, this has attracted the attention of the government authorities too. Which of the following is the best thing that Susan Wojcicki should do that complies with the moral duty and does not affect the revenue much?

  1. Compromise with the revenue of the company and put a blanket ban on content related to conspiracy theories/hate speeches on YouTube
  2. Allow all type of content on the website citing the freedom of speech that people have
  3. Put a rating system that the users can use to rate the videos based on the appropriateness, and put a ban on toxic content
  4. Let things run the way they are running and change nothing

Answer: C

Q11 · Critical Reasoning

Raman has 10 family members (including some cousins who would come to India) who wish to visit Kedarnath temple this year. However, there is a high probability that only seven of them would be able to visit the shrine. Normally the pilgrimage is open for a period of four months from May to August every year, but if it snows heavily, then the authorities stop the pilgrimage during June. The conclusion of the argument is most strongly supported if which of the following is assumed?

  1. There would be more pilgrims this year than what the authorities expected.
  2. Three of his family members would be free only in the month of June.
  3. Three of the tickets that they bought have not been confirmed yet.
  4. Meteorological department has predicted heavy snowfall in June in Kedarnath when three of the family members have planned the pilgrimage.

Answer: D

Q12 · Critical Reasoning

The economy of Mylta, a south Asian country, is under a slowdown. Currently its GDP growth rate is lowest in four decades. However, the stock market is rising despite the economic slowdown and has reached an all-time high in two years. Which of the following most helps to reconcile the discrepancy described above?

  1. Foreign investors are withdrawing from stock markets due to economic slowdown.
  2. The prediction of economic growth for the next financial years also affects stock markets.
  3. All the international stock markets are also on the rise.
  4. The stock market represents only the top 30 companies of the country which are from industries that are not at all affected by the slowdown.

Answer: D

Q13 · Course of Action & Decision Making

In this question some conditions or circumstances is provided to you, you have to make logical judgement according to mentioned circumstances and mark the correct Situation: Students protested against the removal of practical exams.

  1. Students do not want to study.
  2. Students prefer theory over practicals.
  3. Practical exams help apply knowledge.
  4. Exams are not necessary.

Answer: C

Q14 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

When a colleague bursts into tears during a meeting, most team members look uncomfortable and don't respond. However, Emma calmly acknowledges the emotion while keeping the meeting productive. What does this demonstrate about emotional intelligence?

  1. Emma lacks empathy by not focusing entirely on the colleague's distress
  2. Emma demonstrates emotional regulation and social skill in managing group dynamics
  3. Emma should have stopped the meeting immediately to address the emotional situation
  4. Emma's response shows she's uncomfortable with emotional displays

Answer: B

Q15 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: The school introduced coding classes from Grade 1 onward. Inferences: I. The school believes in early exposure to modern skills. II. Students will become software engineers in the future.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q16 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Several IT companies shifted to permanent work-from-home model. Inferences: I. Companies find remote work more cost-effective. II. Office spaces are no longer useful.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q17 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: A recent government report stated that over 60% of college graduates are not immediately employable due to lack of practical skills. Inferences: I. College education in its current form does not adequately prepare students for jobs. II. Practical skills play a crucial role in employability.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: C

Q18 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You are an HR manager. An employee complains about harassment but lacks proof. What should be your first step?

  1. Ignore it
  2. Warn the accused
  3. Initiate an internal inquiry
  4. Fire the accused without hearing

Answer: C

Q19 · Series

In the following questions, a series of letters is given with some blanks. Select the combination of letters from the given options that, when sequentially inserted into the blanks, will complete the series logically. TC_MBC_NT_QM_CD_T_QMB_DN

  1. TDCBNCD
  2. QDDBCCN
  3. QDCBNCC
  4. QBCDNNC

Answer: C

Q20 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

These questions are based on the following information given below. Each of the seven persons - Aravind, Kranthi, Sunil, Rajesh, Kapil, Lala and Thomas - is of a different profession among lawyer, doctor, engineer, professor, scientist, journalist and architect. We also have the following information about them. Either Aravind or Sunil is the doctor. Neither Sunil nor Lala is the engineer. Kranthi is either the lawyer or the professor. Rajesh is the scientist. Kapil is either the architect or the lawyer. Thomas is either the doctor or the architect. Which of the following is the correct pair of the person and his profession?

  1. Sunil — Journalist
  2. Lala — Journalist
  3. Kapil — Professor
  4. Aravind — Architect

Answer: B

Q21 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

These questions are based on the following information. Each of the four boys Chandu, Vanda, Bittu and Nattu is studying in a different school among - SKC, DAV, CCS and BBS. Each of their mothers is teaching in a different school among those given above, not necessarily in the same order. We also know that the mother of the boy who studies in SKC, teaches in CCS, Bittu’s mother teaches neither in CCS nor in BBS. Nattu studies in CCS and Vanda’s mother teaches in SKC. None of the boys studies in the same school where his mother teaches. Whose mother teaches in BBS?

  1. Chandu
  2. Nattu
  3. Vanda
  4. Bittu

Answer: B

Q22 · Coded Inequalities

In the following questions, the symbols +, −, ×, ÷ and = are used as follows. a = b means a is not equal to b. a − b means a is neither greater than nor equal to b. a + b means a is either equal to or greater than b. a ÷ b means a is neither equal to nor smaller than b. a × b means a is neither smaller nor greater than b. Statement: L × M, L + N, N − T Conclusions: I. M − T II. L × N

  1. If only conclusion I follows
  2. If only conclusion II follows
  3. If neither I nor II follows
  4. If either I or II follows

Answer: C

Q23 · Coded Inequalities

In the questions given below, certain symbols are used with the following meanings. A @ B means A is not greater than B. A + B means A is not lesser than B. A © B means A is equal to B. A $ B means A is neither greater than nor equal to B. A * B means A is neither lesser than nor equal to B. Four statements are given, followed by four conclusions marked I, II, III and IV. Find which of the conclusions follow from the given statements. Statements: H @ A; D @ B; T * D; N + A Conclusions: I. H © D II. T @ A III. N + T IV. A $ D

  1. Only I and III follow
  2. Only II and IV follow
  3. Only II and III follow
  4. None of these

Answer: D

Q24 · Input-Output (Machine)

A word arrangement machine when given an input of a set of words, rearranges them in a particular pattern through a step by step process. Study the sample arrangement process provided below and answer the questions that follow. Input: happiness rainfall oceans vacations sunshine family Step I: vacations happiness rainfall oceans sunshine family Step II: sunshine vacations happiness rainfall oceans family Step III: rainfall sunshine vacations happiness oceans family Step IV: oceans rainfall sunshine vacations happiness family Step V: happiness oceans rainfall sunshine vacations family Step VI: family happiness oceans rainfall sunshine vacations Here, Step VI is the output. If the input is “decline reply mute unseen ignore block”, what is the fifth step?

  1. Decline ignore mute reply unseen block
  2. Ignore mute reply unseen decline block
  3. Block decline ignore mute reply unseen
  4. Decline ignore mute reply block unseen

Answer: A

Q25 · Direction & Distance

Shravan travels 8 km towards east and then travels 12 km towards north. He turns left to travel 6 km further. Now he travels 5 km to his right followed by 8 km to his left. How far is he approximately from his initial position?

  1. 23 KM
  2. 17 KM
  3. 18 KM
  4. 19 KM

Answer: C

Q26 · Address & Detail Matching

A date and the address is giving with four option a, b, c and d, answer the correct city given in the following options where this incident happen. Reference Entry: Mrs. Nandita Kapoor - 14th February 2024 - Delhi

  1. Mrs. Nandita Kapoor - 14th February 2024 - Delhi
  2. Mrs. Nandita Kapoor - 14th February 2024 - New Delhi
  3. Ms. Nandita Kapoor - 14th February 2024 - Delhi
  4. Mrs. Nandita Kapoor - 15th February 2024 - Delhi

Answer: A

Q27 · Direction & Distance

Kunal’s house is located to the south of a coffee shop. There is a park to the east of the coffee shop. The local market is to the north of the park. If the distance of the market from the park is equal to the distance of the coffee shop from Kunal’s house in which direction is the market with respect to the coffee shop?

  1. South - West
  2. West
  3. South-East
  4. North-East

Answer: D

Q28 · Address & Detail Matching

Select the option exactly similar to: C-1/56, Safdarjung Development Area, New Delhi - 110016

  1. C-1/56, Safdarjung Development Area New Delhi - 110016
  2. C-1/56, Safdarjung Development Area, New Delhi - 110016
  3. C-1/56 Safdarjung Development Area, New Delhi - 110016
  4. C-1/56, Safdarjung Development Area, New Delhi-110016

Answer: B

Q29 · Coded Inequalities

Coding key: P @ Q → P > Q P * Q → P = Q Question: P @ Q, Q * R What is the relation between P and R?

  1. P > R
  2. P-R
  3. P < R
  4. Cannot be determined

Answer: A

Q30 · Mathematical Operations

If ‘+’ means ‘÷’, ‘−’ means ‘×’, ‘×’ means ‘−’ and ‘÷’ means ‘+’, then what will be the value of 4 × 8 + 4 ÷ 4 − 2?

  1. 15
  2. 12
  3. 10
  4. 8

Answer: C

Q31 · Syllogism

Please read each question carefully. Each question provides two Statements followed by two Conclusions numbered (1) and (2). Determine which of the given conclusions logically follows from the two given statements. Statements: All cats are animals. No animal is a plant. Conclusions: (1) No cat is a plant. (2) Some plants are animals. (A) If only (1) conclusion follows (B) If only (2) conclusion follows (C) If neither (1) nor (2) follows (D) If both (1) and (2) follow.

  1. If only (1) conclusion follows
  2. If only (2) conclusion follows
  3. If neither (1) nor (2) follows
  4. If both (1) and (2) follows

Answer: A

Q32 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

Find the roll number that doesn’t belong to the center code 3786:

  1. 3786000101
  2. 3786000247
  3. 3786000759
  4. 3876000883

Answer: D

Q33 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: Honesty is valued in relationships, and trustworthy people are often respected by their peers. Conclusion I: Honesty is considered important for maintaining good relationships. Conclusion II: Trustworthy individuals are likely to earn respect from others. Which conclusion follows?

  1. Only conclusion I follows
  2. Only conclusion II follows
  3. Neither conclusion I nor II follows
  4. Both conclusion I and II follow

Answer: D

Q34 · Analogy

Complete the analogy: PQR : STU :: DEF: ?

  1. XYZ
  2. TUV
  3. WXY
  4. GHI

Answer: D

Q35 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Five people, Dev, Riya, Saif, Tina, and Kabir, went to a city on the 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th, and 10th of August. Riya went on the 4th. Kabir went on the 10th. Tina did not go on the 2nd. Tina went before Dev. Saif did not go immediately after Riya. Who went on the 8th?

  1. Saif
  2. Kabir
  3. Tina
  4. Dev

Answer: D

Q36 · Coding-Decoding

If BAG is coded as DCI, how is JAM coded?

  1. KCM
  2. JBN
  3. JBM
  4. LCO

Answer: D

Q37 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Identify the odd set: (5,10,20), (7,14,28), (4,8,16), (6,12,25)

  1. (5,10,20)
  2. (7,14,28)
  3. (4,8,16)
  4. (6,12,25)

Answer: D

Q38 · Arithmetical Reasoning

The present ages of A and B are in the ratio 5:3. After 8 years, the ratio becomes 7:5. What is the present age of A?

  1. 20 years
  2. 25 years
  3. 30 years
  4. 40 years

Answer: A

Q39 · Arithmetical Reasoning

The ratio of ages of a father and son is 3:1. If the father is 36, what is the son’s age?

  1. 10 years
  2. 11 years
  3. 12 years
  4. 13 years

Answer: C

Q40 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Three students, J, K, and L, are sitting in a row. J is sitting at one end. K is sitting immediately next to J. Who is sitting in the middle?

  1. K
  2. J
  3. L
  4. None of these

Answer: A

Q41 · Blood Relations

Pointing to a woman, Neha said, "She is the mother of my father’s only sister's son". How is the woman related to Neha?

  1. Aunt of Neha
  2. Cousin of Neha
  3. Mother of Neha
  4. Sister of Neha

Answer: A

Q42 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

Identify the code that does NOT have the same letter.

  1. 12M34
  2. 45M67
  3. 78M90
  4. 34N56

Answer: D

Q43 · Coded Inequalities

In a coded inequality system: X @ Y → X > Y, X $ Y → X = Y, X % Y → X ≤ Y. Given P @ Q % R $ S, which conclusion is correct?

  1. P > Q and R = S
  2. P > Q and Q < R
  3. P ≤ R and S = R
  4. P > R and S ≤ Q

Answer: A

Q44 · Direction & Distance

A person goes 6 km south, 8 km east, 4 km north, and 2 km west. In which direction is he from the starting point?

  1. North-East direction
  2. South-East direction
  3. North-West direction
  4. South-West direction

Answer: B

Q45 · Order & Ranking

In a class of 52 students, Ramesh is 15th from the top when all students are considered in a single, combined list. When the students are arranged in 4 equal rows, with each row facing the same direction, Ramesh is in the second row. How many students are sitting to his right within his row?

  1. 10 students
  2. 8 students
  3. 9 students
  4. 11 students

Answer: D

Q46 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Four friends, A, B, C, and D, sit in a line facing north. B is to the right of A. C is to the left of D. A is not at the end. Who is at the extreme left end?

  1. A is at extreme left
  2. B is at extreme left
  3. C is at extreme left
  4. D is at extreme left

Answer: C

Q47 · Series

Find the missing term in the following series. 3, 4, 12, 45, 196, ?

  1. 800
  2. 985
  3. 1005
  4. 1025

Answer: C

Q48 · Mathematical Operations

If ‘+’ means ‘×’, ‘−’ means ‘+’, ‘×’ means ‘÷’, and ‘÷’ means ‘−’, find the value of 50 × 5 − 10 + 2 ÷ 8.

  1. 12
  2. 22
  3. 34
  4. 45

Answer: B

Q49 · Series

Choose the set of letters that sequentially completes the following letter series. _M__G_D__M_CG_DC

  1. GDCMCGDG
  2. GDCMCGDM
  3. MDCMCGDM
  4. GDCDCGDM

Answer: B

Q50 · Coding-Decoding

In a certain code language, ‘wood makes chair’ is coded as ‘379’, ‘wood makes table’ is coded as ‘389’, ‘table and chair’ is coded as ‘872’, Determine which numerical digit corresponds to the word 'and' in this language.

  1. 2
  2. 7
  3. 8
  4. 9

Answer: A

12 Sep, Shift 2

Q1 · Address & Detail Matching

Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Question Address:Ms. Pooja Verma, Flat 12C, Sapphire Heights, Hinjewadi Phase 2, Pune - 411057, Maharashtra

  1. Ms. Pooja Verma, Flat 12B, Sapphire Heights, Hinjewadi Phase 2, Pune - 411057, Maharashtra
  2. Ms. Pooja Verma, Flat 12C, Sapphire Heights, Hinjewadi Phase 2, Pune - 411057, Maharashtra
  3. Ms. Pooja Verma, Flat 12C, Sapphire Heights, Hinjewadi Phase 1, Pune - 411057, Maharashtra
  4. Ms. Pooja Verma, Flat 12C, Sapphire Heights, Hinjewadi Phase 2, Pune - 411058, Maharashtra

Answer: B

Q2 · Address & Detail Matching

Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Question Address:Mrs. Jyoti Sharma, 403, Block C, Palm Meadows, Rajarhat, Kolkata - 700135, West Bengal

  1. Mrs. Jyoti Sharma, 403, Block C, Palm Meadows, Rajarhat, Kolkata - 700135, West Bengal
  2. Mrs. Jyoti Sharma, 403, Block C, Palm Residency, Rajarhat, Kolkata - 700135, West Bengal
  3. Mrs. Jyoti Sharma, 403, Block B, Palm Meadows, Rajarhat, Kolkata - 700135, West Bengal
  4. Mrs. Jyoti Sharma, 403, Block C, Palm Meadows, Salt Lake, Kolkata - 700135, West Bengal

Answer: A

Q3 · Address & Detail Matching

Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Question Address:Mr. Arvind Nair, A-10, Emerald Court, Sector 93A, Noida - 201304, Uttar Pradesh

  1. Mr. Arvind Nair, A-10, Emerald Court, Sector 93A, Noida - 201304, Uttar Pradesh
  2. Mr. Arvind Nair, A-10, Emerald Towers, Sector 93A, Noida - 201304, Uttar Pradesh
  3. Mr. Arvind Nair, A-11, Emerald Court, Sector 93A, Noida - 201304, Uttar Pradesh
  4. Mr. Arvind Nair, A-10, Emerald Court, Sector 93B, Noida - 201304, Uttar Pradesh

Answer: A

Q4 · Address & Detail Matching

Study the address given in the question carefully. Identify the option that matches it exactly. Question Address: Mr. Tanmay Sahu, A-605, Silver Oak Tower, Sector 50, Gurugram - 122018, Haryana

  1. Mr. Tanmay Sahu, A-605, Silver Oak Tower, Sector 51, Gurugram - 122018, Haryana
  2. Mr. Tanmay Sahu, A-606, Silver Oak Tower, Sector 50, Gurugram - 122018, Haryana
  3. Mr. Tanmay Sahu, A-605, Silver Oak Tower, Sector 50, Gurugram - 122018, Haryana
  4. Mr. Tanmay Sahu, A-605, Silver Oak Residency, Sector 50, Gurugram - 122018, Haryana

Answer: C

Q5 · Arithmetical Reasoning

The total age of a mother and her son is 60 years. The difference between their ages is 30 years. Find out the age of the mother

  1. 50 years
  2. 45 years
  3. 35 years
  4. 40 years

Answer: B

Q6 · Arithmetical Reasoning

Vikram is twice as old as his brother Ajay. 5 years ago, Vikram was 3 times as old as Ajay. How old is Vikram now?

  1. 20
  2. 22
  3. 18
  4. 17

Answer: A

Q7 · Classification (Odd One Out)

In the following question, four words are given, out of which three are similar in meaning or belong to the same category or group. identify the word that does not belong to the group. Choose the option that is different from the others based on semantic classification.

  1. Sheep
  2. Goat
  3. Cat
  4. Cow

Answer: C

Q8 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

During a heated discussion, Tom notices that Lisa's voice pitch has risen, her gestures have become more animated, and she's speaking faster. However, her words remain professionally appropriate. What is the most socially intelligent interpretation?

  1. Lisa is becoming unprofessional and should be called out
  2. Lisa is passionate about the topic but maintaining professional boundaries
  3. Lisa is showing signs of stress and may need the discussion to be de-escalated
  4. Lisa is trying to dominate the conversation through increased energy

Answer: C

Q9 · Course of Action & Decision Making

In this question some conditions or circumstances is provided to you, you have to make logical judgement according to mentioned circumstances and mark the correct A city has imposed a fine on littering in public places.

  1. The city wants to encourage cleanliness.
  2. People will start throwing garbage at home.
  3. Littering is now allowed in private spaces.
  4. The municipality will increase taxes.

Answer: A

Q10 · Course of Action & Decision Making

In this question some conditions or circumstances is provided to you, you have to make logical judgement according to mentioned circumstances and mark the correct Statement: "The use of AI in recruitment has grown rapidly."

  1. AI can help reduce human bias.
  2. AI will fire all HR employees.
  3. Recruitment will stop.
  4. AI is a useless invention.

Answer: A

Q11 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Mark consistently receives feedback that he's "too intense" during team discussions, even when he believes he's being passionate about important issues. What does this suggest about his emotional intelligence?

  1. Mark's colleagues are uncomfortable with genuine passion and engagement
  2. Mark may lack awareness of how his emotional expression affects others
  3. Intensity is always a positive trait in professional settings
  4. Mark should suppress his emotions to fit in with the team

Answer: B

Q12 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

During a team crisis, Sarah notices that while she feels anxious internally, she finds herself naturally becoming the person others turn to for reassurance and guidance. What does this pattern reveal about emotional intelligence?

  1. Sarah is suppressing her true emotions and being inauthentic
  2. Sarah demonstrates emotional regulation and the ability to provide emotional support despite personal stress
  3. Sarah should focus on her own anxiety before helping others
  4. This behavior indicates emotional instability

Answer: B

Q13 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

During a heated negotiation, Alex finds himself matching the aggressive tone of his counterpart, even though he planned to remain calm and professional. What does this reveal about emotional intelligence challenges?

  1. Alex is appropriately adapting to the situation's emotional demands
  2. Alex is experiencing emotional contagion and losing emotional regulation
  3. Matching emotional tone is an effective negotiation strategy
  4. Alex should have prepared better emotional responses in advance

Answer: B

Q14 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: The use of solar energy has significantly increased in residential areas over the past 5 years. Inferences: I. People are becoming more environmentally conscious. II. Solar energy is cheaper than all other sources of energy.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q15 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: A study found that people who sleep less than 5 hours are at higher risk of heart disease. Inferences: I. Lack of sleep is a contributing factor to poor health. II. All people must sleep exactly 5 hours to avoid disease.

  1. Only Inference I follows
  2. Only Inference II follows
  3. Both I and II follow
  4. Neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q16 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You are a police officer. A protest is turning violent. Your team is outnumbered. What's the most responsible action?

  1. Use excessive force to suppress
  2. Retreat and call for backup
  3. Join the protest
  4. Arrest all protestors immediately

Answer: B

Q17 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You're a school head. A top-performing student is caught stealing. What's your decision?

  1. Suspend without hearing
  2. Counsel him and involve parents
  3. Expel him immediately
  4. Ignore it due to performance

Answer: B

Q18 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You're a student representative. A professor is unfairly grading students. What should you do?

  1. Protest in class
  2. Write an anonymous email
  3. Report formally to the academic committee
  4. Boycott exams

Answer: C

Q19 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Here some problem or solution of the problem is given in the statement you have to choose the appropriate logical deduction for given statement. Statement: If you want to follow both stock market and politics, subscribe to paper X and not paper Y. Assumptions: I. Paper Y doesn’t cover the stock market. II. Paper Y doesn’t cover politics.

  1. If only assumption I is implicit.
  2. If only assumption II is implicit.
  3. If neither I nor II is implicit.
  4. If both I and II are implicit.

Answer: C

Q20 · Address & Detail Matching

A date and the address is giving with four option a, b, c and d, answer the correct city given in the following options where this incident happen. Reference Entry: Mr. Rohit Sinha - 12th May 2023 - Mumbai

  1. Mr. Rohit Sinha - 12th May 2023 - Mumbai
  2. Mr. Rohit Sinha - 12th June 2023 - Mumbai
  3. Mr. Rohit Sen - 12th May 2023 - Mumbai
  4. Mr. Rohit Sinha - 12th May 2023 - Pune

Answer: A

Q21 · Address & Detail Matching

A date and the address is giving with four option a, b, c and d, answer the correct city given in the following options where this incident happen. Reference Entry: Ms. Pooja Yadav - 1st January 2024 - Jaipur

  1. Ms. Pooja Yadav - 2nd January 2024 - Jaipur
  2. Ms. Pooja Yadav - 1st January 2024 - Udaipur
  3. Ms. Pooja Yadav - 1st January 2024 - Jaipur
  4. Ms. Pooja Yadavi - 1st January 2024 - Jaipur

Answer: C

Q22 · Course of Action & Decision Making

In this question some conditions or circumstances is provided to you, you have to make logical judgement according to mentioned circumstances and mark the correct judgement for question. The government has launched a scheme to provide free tablets to students from economically weaker sections.

  1. The government wants to encourage digital learning.
  2. All students will stop using books.
  3. Only students from rich families should get tablets.
  4. Government wants to abolish the education system.

Answer: A

Q23 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You've committed to several personal projects (e.g., learning a new language, training for a marathon) and are now feeling overwhelmed and stressed by the workload. How do you best apply emotional intelligence to this situation?

  1. Give up on some projects immediately to reduce the pressure, even if you feel like a failure.
  2. Push through the stress, telling yourself that exhaustion is a sign of dedication.
  3. Reflect on your capacity, prioritize tasks, and adjust commitments realistically, perhaps seeking help or extending deadlines where possible.
  4. Avoid thinking about the projects altogether, hoping the stress will go away.

Answer: C

Q24 · Mathematical Operations

If + means ÷, − means ×, * means − and / means +, then what is 6 + 3 * 2 − 5 / 1?

  1. −7
  2. 7
  3. 4
  4. 1

Answer: A

Q25 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

Roll Numbers: 011234 025678 019012 033456 017890 021122 013456 039876 Based on the roll numbers above, where the first two digits are the center ID: Question: Which center has the greatest number of registered roll numbers?

  1. Center '01'
  2. Center '02'
  3. Center '03'
  4. Centers '02' and '03' have the same greatest number

Answer: A

Q26 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

Roll Numbers: 201111 212222 203333 224444 215555 206666 227777 Based on the roll numbers above, where the first two digits are the center ID: Question: If Center '21' registers three new roll numbers, how many roll numbers will it have in total?

  1. 4
  2. 5
  3. 6
  4. 7

Answer: B

Q27 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

An examination board assigns unique roll numbers to candidates. Each 12-digit roll number is structured as follows: the first 3 digits represent the Region Code, the next 4 digits denote the Centre Code, and the final 5 digits are the Candidate ID. Question: If a candidate's roll number is 987654321098, what is their Centre Code?

  1. 987
  2. 6543
  3. 21098
  4. 7654

Answer: B

Q28 · Roll Number & Code Pattern

A university enrollment system uses an 11-digit student ID. This ID is composed of: the first 2 digits for the Faculty Code, the subsequent 4 digits for the Centre Code, and the final 5 digits for the Student's Unique Identifier. Question: If a student's ID is 42987654321, what is the Centre Code for this student?

  1. 42
  2. 9876
  3. 54321
  4. 4298

Answer: B

Q29 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

In the question, a statement is given followed by two inferences. You must consider the statement to be true even if it seems to be at variance from commonly known facts and then decide which inference(s) can be drawn from the given statement. Statement: All birds lay eggs. Inference: I. Animals that do not lay eggs are not birds. II. Some animals that lay eggs are not birds.

  1. If only I follows
  2. If only II follows
  3. If both I and II follow
  4. If neither I nor II follows

Answer: A

Q30 · Statement & Assumption

Instruction: Examine the statement and determine which assumptions are logically implied or necessary for the statement to hold true. Statement: Education should be accessible to all, regardless of financial background. Assumption I Financial barriers can limit educational opportunities. Assumption II Education is a fundamental right. Assumption III Only wealthy individuals currently have access to education.

  1. Only I and II are implicit
  2. Only I is implicit
  3. All are implicit
  4. Only II and III are implicit

Answer: A

Q31 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

In the question, a statement is given followed by two inferences. You must consider the statement to be true even if it seems to be at variance from commonly known facts and then decide which inference(s) can be drawn from the given statement. Statement: "Use Metro trains to reduce traffic congestion and air pollution in the city." - A government appeal. Assumptions: I. Metro trains are a more eco-friendly mode of transport. II. People contribute to pollution and traffic by using personal vehicles.

  1. If only I follows
  2. If only II follows
  3. If neither I nor II follows
  4. If both I and II follow

Answer: D

Q32 · Statement & Assumption

Read the given statement carefully and identify which of the assumptions logically support the need for digital resources in public libraries. Public libraries should offer digital resources to remain relevant. Assumption I Digital resources enhance the relevance of libraries. Assumption II Some libraries may not offer digital resources. Assumption III Traditional libraries are obsolete without digital resources.

  1. Only I and II are implicit
  2. Only I is implicit
  3. All are implicit
  4. Only II and III are implicit

Answer: A

Q33 · Statement & Assumption

Instruction: Examine the statement and determine which assumptions are logically implied or necessary for the statement to hold true. Urban planning should prioritize green spaces to enhance community well-being. Assumption I Green spaces improve community well-being. Assumption II Some urban areas lack sufficient green spaces. Assumption III Green spaces are the only way to improve well-being.

  1. Only I and II are implicit
  2. Only I is implicit
  3. All are implicit
  4. Only II and III are implicit

Answer: A

Q34 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

In the question, a statement is given followed by four inferences. You must consider the statement to be true even if it seems to be at variance from commonly known facts and then decide which inference(s) can be drawn from the given statement. Statement: All research papers published by University X faculty must undergo peer review, unless they are commissioned works. Inference: I. If a research paper from University X faculty did not undergo peer review, it must be a commissioned work. II. Commissioned works from University X faculty are never peer-reviewed. Ill. Some peer-reviewed research papers are not from University X faculty. IV. No non-commissioned research paper published by University X faculty can avoid peer review.

  1. If only I, II and IV follow
  2. If only I and IV follow
  3. If only II and III follow
  4. If only I, III and IV follow

Answer: B

Q35 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

If Amit lives at 5, and Sumit lives at the next 2nd higher odd number, what is Sumit's house number?

  1. 6
  2. 7
  3. 9
  4. 11

Answer: C

Q36 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Five friends, Nisha, Rafiq, Om, Salma, and Tejas, travelled to different cities on the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 9th of May. Rafiq travelled on the 5th. Nisha travelled two days after Rafiq. Om did not travel before Tejas. Salma did not go on the 3rd or 5th. Tejas did not travel on the 3rd. Who travelled on the 9th?

  1. Salma
  2. Rafiq
  3. Nisha
  4. Tejas

Answer: A

Q37 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Four persons, Meena, Tarun, Kavita, and Amit, travelled to four cities on July dates: 5, 12, 19, and 26. Kavita did not go on the 5th or 26th. Amit travelled before Tarun. Meena went after Kavita. Kavita went after Tarun. Who travelled on the 19th?

  1. Kavita
  2. Meena
  3. Tarun
  4. Amit

Answer: A

Q38 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Four friends, Ritu, Kabir, Shilpa, and Aditya, travelled to a city in April on dates 4, 11, 18, and 25. Kabir went exactly one week before Shilpa. Aditya did not go on the 25th. Ritu travelled after Shilpa. Aditya travelled on the 18th. Who travelled on the 11th?

  1. Ritu
  2. Kabir
  3. Shilpa
  4. Aditya

Answer: C

Q39 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

If your friend looks sad and is sitting alone, what should you do?

  1. Walk away
  2. Talk to them kindly
  3. Post a joke about it
  4. Tell everyone they are weak

Answer: B

Q40 · Direction & Distance

Anil walks 1 km east, turns left and walks 1 km. Which direction is he facing now?

  1. South direction
  2. North direction
  3. East direction
  4. West direction

Answer: B

Q41 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Statement: Extra classes were introduced before exams and results improved. Which is the best judgement?

  1. Exams were easier than last year
  2. Students studied for fewer hours at home
  3. Extra classes helped students perform better
  4. Teachers gave hints about the exam questions

Answer: C

Q42 · Coded Inequalities

In a coded inequality system: X * Y → X > Y, X $ Y → X ≤ Y. Given A $ B * C, which is correct?

  1. A < B
  2. B > C
  3. A > B
  4. A < C

Answer: B

Q43 · Arithmetical Reasoning

The sum of two numbers is 60 and their difference is 12. What is the larger number?

  1. 36
  2. 34
  3. 38
  4. 40

Answer: A

Q44 · Arithmetical Reasoning

If a shirt costs $200 and is sold at a profit of $50, what is the selling price?

  1. 240
  2. 250
  3. 260
  4. 270

Answer: B

Q45 · Course of Action & Decision Making

A company can purchase Machine A costing 600000 with a 10-year life or Machine B costing 400000 with a 6-year life. Annual maintenance for Machine A is 20000 and for Machine B is 40000. Which is the better long-term decision?

  1. Rent machines when required
  2. Buy Machine B
  3. Buy Machine A
  4. Avoid purchasing machines

Answer: C

Q46 · Analogy

DGH : FIJ :: LNP: ?

  1. NQT
  2. NPR
  3. NRQ
  4. NQR

Answer: B

Q47 · Series

Find the missing term in the following series. 8, 24, 12, 36, 18, 54, ?

  1. 27
  2. 108
  3. 64
  4. 72

Answer: A

Q48 · Address & Detail Matching

Choose the option which is exactly similar to: H-001-O, 5th Flr, 'The Residency', Sec-44 | ₹10,050.50 | 05.05.2026

  1. H-001-0, 5th Flr, 'The Residency', Sec-44 | ₹10,050.50 | 05.05.2026
  2. H-001-O, 5th Flr, 'The Residency', Sec-44 | ₹10,500.50 | 05.05.2026
  3. H-001-O, 5th Flr, 'The Residency', Sec-44 | ₹20,050.50 | 05.05.2025
  4. H-001-O, 5th Flr, 'The Residency', Sec-44 | ₹10,050.50 | 05.05.2026

Answer: D

Q49 · Analogy

Identify the relationship between the first pair of letter clusters and select the option that shares the same pattern for the second pair. STAY : RSZX :: BLUE: ?

  1. CMVD
  2. AKTD
  3. AMTF
  4. AKVF

Answer: B

Q50 · Coded Inequalities

In the question, assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the given conclusions is/are definitely true, and then give your answer accordingly. Statements: L ≥ M > N = O < P ≤ Q = R Conclusions: I. L > O II. N < R III. M > P

  1. Only conclusion I is true.
  2. Only conclusions I and II are true.
  3. Only conclusions II and III are true.
  4. All conclusions I, II and III are true.

Answer: B

15 Sep, Shift 1

Q1 · Word Formation & Alphabet

Which word can be formed from "CONSULTATION"?

  1. COUNT
  2. CONSULT
  3. SELT
  4. BOTH (a) and (b)

Answer: D

Q2 · Word Formation & Alphabet

Which of the following is not an anagram of the word SPARING?

  1. PARINGS
  2. RASPING
  3. SPRIGNA
  4. SQRINGA

Answer: D

Q3 · Arithmetical Reasoning

Ranga got thrice as many sums wrong as he got right in a mathematics assignment. If he attempted 72 sums in all, how many did he solve correctly in his mathematics assignment?

  1. 16
  2. 20
  3. 14
  4. 18

Answer: D

Q4 · Arithmetical Reasoning

Two years ago a man was six times as old as his son. In 18 years, he will be twice as old as his son. What are their present ages of the man and his son?

  1. 34 and 9 years
  2. 32 and 7 years
  3. 32 and 13 years
  4. 34 and 7 years

Answer: B

Q5 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You are the principal of a college. A student is caught cheating during the final exam. He pleads for forgiveness, stating it’s his first time. What should you do?

  1. Ignore the incident to save his career
  2. Cancel his entire exam result
  3. Take disciplinary action as per rules but allow an appeal
  4. Suspend him immediately for a year

Answer: C

Q6 · Word Formation & Alphabet

Which word can be formed from "DETERMINATION"?

  1. MOTION
  2. NATION
  3. RATION
  4. All of the above

Answer: B / C

Q7 · Analogy

A pair of numbers or symbols is given that follows a particular logic or pattern. Examine the relationship between them and select the option that reflects the same kind of relationship in its pair. 144: 12::2704:?

  1. 51
  2. 144
  3. 24
  4. 52

Answer: D

Q8 · Analogy

A pair of numbers or symbols is given that follows a particular logic or pattern. Examine the relationship between them and select the option that reflects the same kind of relationship in its pair. 13 : 2197 :: 17 : ?

  1. 4913
  2. 4879
  3. 4921
  4. 4901

Answer: A

Q9 · Analogy

A pair of numbers or symbols is given that follows a particular logic or pattern. Examine the relationship between them and select the option that reflects the same kind of relationship in its pair.35 : 66 :: 29: ?

  1. 63
  2. 62
  3. 60
  4. 57

Answer: C

Q10 · Analogy

A pair of numbers or symbols is given that follows a particular logic or pattern. Examine the relationship between them and select the option that reflects the same kind of relationship in its pair.36 : 109 :: 25: ?

  1. 74
  2. 78
  3. 76
  4. 72

Answer: C

Q11 · Classification (Odd One Out)

In the following questions consists of four options containing numbers or symbols. Three of these follow a particular pattern or belong to the same category based on a specific rule of classification. Select the one that does not belong to the group.

  1. 19
  2. 29
  3. 39
  4. 59

Answer: C

Q12 · Classification (Odd One Out)

In the following questions consists of four options containing numbers or symbols. Three of these follow a particular pattern or belong to the same category based on a specific rule of classification. Select the one that does not belong to the group.

  1. (3, 7)
  2. (19, 23)
  3. (5, 11)
  4. (7, 11)

Answer: C

Q13 · Classification (Odd One Out)

In the following questions consists of four options containing numbers or symbols. Three of these follow a particular pattern or belong to the same category based on a specific rule of classification. Select the one that does not belong to the group.

  1. 44:16
  2. 32:25
  3. 27:14
  4. 63:18

Answer: B

Q14 · Critical Reasoning

The U.S.A and many European countries import 50% of their pharmaceuticals from India. Thus, India claims to be a world leader in pharmaceuticals. India’s claim of being a world leader in pharmaceuticals is most vulnerable to criticism on the ground that this claim

  1. Is countered by the fact that 60% of the Indian domestic pharmaceuticals are imported from China.
  2. Attempts to justify India’s status as the “world leader” on the basis of factually incorrect data.
  3. Was not released by a global body.
  4. India’s pharmaceutical production makes up for 10% of the total world’s pharmaceutical production.

Answer: A

Q15 · Course of Action & Decision Making

In this question some conditions or circumstances is provided to you, you have to make logical judgement according to mentioned circumstances and mark the correct Situation: A company penalized employees for being late thrice in a month.

  1. The company is promoting discipline.
  2. The company wants to reduce salaries.
  3. Employees should work without deadlines.
  4. Timeliness is unimportant.

Answer: A

Q16 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Lisa notices that certain colleagues consistently trigger strong negative reactions in her, even during neutral interactions. She finds herself being more critical and less collaborative with these individuals. What would emotional intelligence suggest about this pattern?

  1. These colleagues are genuinely difficult people who deserve negative treatment
  2. Lisa should trust her instincts as they're usually accurate about people
  3. Lisa may be experiencing emotional transference or projection that requires self-examination
  4. Lisa should avoid these colleagues to maintain emotional stability

Answer: C

Q17 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Jennifer consistently notices the early signs when team members are becoming frustrated or disengaged, often before they're aware of it themselves. She then adjusts her communication style accordingly. What does this demonstrate?

  1. Jennifer is being manipulative by changing her behavior based on others' emotions
  2. Jennifer displays high emotional perception and adaptive social skills
  3. Jennifer is overthinking social interactions and should be more authentic
  4. This behavior indicates anxiety about others’ approval

Answer: B

Q18 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

When his project proposal is rejected, Tom experiences disappointment but finds himself genuinely curious about the decision-making process and eager to understand how to improve future proposals. What does this emotional response indicate?

  1. Tom is suppressing his true feelings of disappointment
  2. Tom demonstrates emotional resilience and growth mindset integration
  3. Tom's response is abnormal and indicates detachment from his work
  4. Tom should feel more upset about the rejection to show proper investment

Answer: B

Q19 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You're the head of a disaster management team. A flood is expected in 3 hours. What's your decision?

  1. Wait for higher orders
  2. Start immediate evacuation
  3. Panic and shout orders
  4. Block news coverage

Answer: B

Q20 · Input-Output (Machine)

These questions are based on the following information. A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges then by following a particular rule. The following is an illustration of an input and its rearrangement. Input: men 27 pen 32 ten 56 hen 48 Step I: hen men 27 pen 32 ten 56 48 Step II: hen 56 men 27 pen 32 ten 48 Step III: hen 56 men 48 27 pen 32 ten Step IV: hen 56 men 48 pen 27 32 ten Step V: hen 56 men 48 pen 32 27 ten Step VI: hen 56 men 48 pen 32 ten 27 Step VI: is the final output for the above input As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out appropriate steps for the given input and answer the following questions. Which will be the input for the following output. Output: fin 45 mug 38 rug 33 wig 22

  1. fin 45 mug 38 rug 22 wig 33
  2. fin 45 mug 38 rug 33 22 wig
  3. fin 45 mug 39 rug 33 22 wig
  4. Cannot be determined

Answer: D

Q21 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

This question is based on the following information. Six friends - A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting around a circular table as per the following conditions. F is sitting to the left of A. B is sitting between C and E and is opposite to A. E is sitting to the right of D. If each person interchanges his place with the person opposite, then who is sitting to the right of C?

  1. E
  2. B
  3. A
  4. F

Answer: D

Q22 · Order & Ranking

Eight persons of different heights are stood in a queue. Only one person is ahead of the eighth tallest person. Number of persons ahead of the second tallest is same as the number of persons behind the second shortest person. The fifth tallest person stood immediately ahead of the second tallest. The eighth tallest person is immediately behind the tallest person. The third tallest person is exactly in between the fourth and the sixth tallest persons. What is the position of the ‘fourth tallest person’?

  1. Four positions behind the second tallest person
  2. Two positions behind the sixth tallest person
  3. Five positions behind the sixth tallest person
  4. Cannot be determined

Answer: D

Q23 · Blood Relations

Read the information carefully and identify the correct relationship between the persons mentioned in the question. Pointing to a photograph, Megha says, “He is the son of my grandfather's only son.” Question: How is the person in the photograph related to Megha?

  1. Brother
  2. Cousin
  3. Nephew
  4. Uncle

Answer: A

Q24 · Statement & Assumption

Instruction: Examine the statement and determine which assumptions are logically implied or necessary for the statement to hold true. Food labels should clearly indicate nutritional content to promote healthy choices. Assumption I Clear nutritional labels help consumers make healthier choices. Assumption II Some food labels are currently unclear. Assumption III All consumers read food labels before purchasing.

  1. Only I and II are implicit
  2. Only I is implicit
  3. All are implicit
  4. Only II and III are implicit

Answer: A

Q25 · Statement & Assumption

Instruction: Examine the statement and determine which assumptions are logically implied or necessary for the statement to hold true. Companies should adopt remote work policies to improve employee satisfaction. Assumption I Remote work can increase employee satisfaction. Assumption II Some employees prefer remote work options. Assumption III Remote work is always more effective than in-office work.

  1. Only I and II are implicit
  2. Only I is implicit
  3. All are implicit
  4. Only II and III are implicit

Answer: A

Q26 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Choose the odd one: Gold, Silver, Copper, Diamond

  1. Copper
  2. Gold
  3. Diamond
  4. Silver

Answer: C

Q27 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: "Mobile phones are not allowed during school exams". Which conclusion logically follows?

  1. Mobile phones should be banned all year round now
  2. Teachers cannot check phones properly during exams
  3. Students do not study if their phones are with them now
  4. Students may use phones for unfair practices

Answer: D

Q28 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Many trees have fallen after a severe storm. What should be the immediate course of action?

  1. Clear fallen trees from the roads quickly
  2. Start planting new trees immediately now
  3. Fine citizens who cut trees during the storm
  4. Stop the use of vehicles for one full week now

Answer: A

Q29 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Statement: The playground was renovated and student participation in games increased. Which judgement is most logical?

  1. Students were given more homework
  2. Students had fewer classes to attend
  3. Teachers stopped conducting exams
  4. Better facilities encouraged more participation

Answer: D

Q30 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Statement: Students performed poorly after the syllabus was shortened. Which judgement is valid?

  1. Shorter syllabus did not improve learning
  2. Teachers taught more effectively
  3. Exams were easier than before
  4. Students attended classes more regularly

Answer: A

Q31 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: The park opens at 6 am every day. Conclusions: 1. The park remains closed in the mornings. 2. Visitors can enter the park at 6 am daily. Which of the following conclusions can be drawn?

  1. Only 1
  2. None of the conclusions is true
  3. Both the conclusions are true
  4. Only 2

Answer: D

Q32 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: The library is open from Monday to Saturday. Conclusions: 1. The library is closed on Sunday. 2. The library is open on Friday. Which of the following conclusions can be drawn?

  1. Only 1
  2. Only 2
  3. Both the conclusions are true
  4. None of the conclusions is true

Answer: C

Q33 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Four people are facing north. M is to the right of N and left of O. P is to the left of N. Who is second from the left?

  1. P
  2. M
  3. O
  4. N

Answer: D

Q34 · Coding-Decoding

In a certain code, 2 is written as 5, 5 as 8, 8 as 3, and 3 as 2. What is the sum of 2 and 8 in this code?

  1. 6
  2. 7
  3. 9
  4. 8

Answer: D

Q35 · Blood Relations

Pointing to a boy, Ramesh said, “He is the son of my father’s only brother.” How is the boy related to Ramesh?

  1. Brother of Ramesh
  2. Nephew of Ramesh
  3. Uncle of Ramesh
  4. Cousin of Ramesh

Answer: D

Q36 · Input-Output (Machine)

A machine rearranges numbers in each step. Input: 45, 12, 78, 36, 59. Step 1: 12 moves to first and 78 to last. Step 2: 36 moves to second and 59 to fourth. If the pattern continues, what will be the final output?

  1. 12, 36, 45, 59, 78
  2. 12, 36, 59, 45, 78
  3. 12, 45, 36, 78, 59
  4. 12, 36, 45, 78, 59

Answer: A

Q37 · Input-Output (Machine)

A machine rearranges numbers by moving the largest to the last position in the first step. Input: 2, 5, 1. What is the output after the first step?

  1. 2, 5, 1
  2. 1, 2, 5
  3. 2, 1, 5
  4. 1, 5, 2

Answer: C

Q38 · Blood Relations

If 'A 3 B' means A is the daughter of B; 'A 5 B' means A is the son of B; 'A 7 B' means A is the sister of B; and 'A 9 B' means A is the brother of B. Which of the following means J is the grandson of K?

  1. J3L9K
  2. J9L3K
  3. J5L5K
  4. J7L3K

Answer: C

Q39 · Blood Relations

In a group of five people (K, L, M, N, O), K is the brother of M. L is the daughter of K. N is the sister of M. O is the father of M. How is L related to O?

  1. Daughter
  2. Granddaughter
  3. Niece
  4. Sister

Answer: B

Q40 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Post: Junior Assistant Eligibility Criteria: 1. Minimum 60% marks in Class 12th. 2. Typing speed of at least 35 words per minute. 3. Age should not be more than 28 years. Case: Rahul has scored 61% in Class 12th, his typing speed is 38 words per minute, and he is 28 years old. Based on the above criteria, what decision should be taken regarding Rahul's selection?

  1. Not Eligible (Age more)
  2. Not Eligible (Marks less)
  3. Eligible
  4. Not Eligible (Typing speed less)

Answer: C

Q41 · Arithmetical Reasoning

A frog tries to climb a 15-meter well. It jumps 3 meters up and slips 2 meters down every hour. How long will it take to come out?

  1. 10 hours
  2. 15 hours
  3. 13 hours
  4. 12 hours

Answer: C

Q42 · Analogy

Identify the relationship between the first pair of letter clusters and select the option that shares the same pattern for the second pair. JKLMNO : NOPRST :: PQRSTU : ?

  1. STUWXY
  2. TUVWXY
  3. TUVXYZ
  4. SUVWXY

Answer: C

Q43 · Analogy

Identify the relationship between the first pair of letter clusters and select the option that shares the same pattern for the second pair. CDEFGH : GHILMN :: RSTUVW : ?

  1. WXYZAB
  2. UVWXYZ
  3. VWXBCD
  4. VWXABC

Answer: D

Q44 · Analogy

Identify the relationship between the first pair of letter clusters and select the option that shares the same pattern for the second pair. PRISM : OSHTL :: TRACE : ?

  1. UQBDF
  2. USZBD
  3. SSZBD
  4. SSZDD

Answer: D

Q45 · Mathematical Operations

If ‘α’ means ‘+’, ‘β’ means ‘−’, ‘γ’ means ‘×’, and ‘δ’ means ‘÷’, then find the value of 48 δ 6 γ 12 β 10 α 8.

  1. 54
  2. 64
  3. 74
  4. 94

Answer: D

Q46 · Mathematical Operations

If ‘↑’ means ‘+’, ‘↓’ means ‘−’, ‘→’ means ‘÷’, and ‘←’ means ‘×’, then find the value of (25 ← 4) ↓ 50 ↑ (60 → 5).

  1. 42
  2. 52
  3. 58
  4. 62

Answer: D

Q47 · Direction & Distance

A person moves 12 meters toward the north, then turns right and walks 9 meters. After that, the person turns right again and covers another 12 meters. What is the distance between the starting point and the final position?

  1. 6 meters
  2. 12 meters
  3. 9 meters
  4. 15 meters

Answer: C

Q48 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Four words are given below. Three of them are similar in a certain way, while one is different from the others. Identify the odd one out.

  1. Broom
  2. Mop
  3. Vacuum cleaner
  4. Wardrobe

Answer: D

Q49 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Four words are given below. Three of them are similar in a certain way, while one is different from the others. Identify the odd one out.

  1. Iron
  2. Toaster
  3. Bookshelf
  4. Blender

Answer: C

Q50 · Series

In the given letter series, some letters are missing. Select the correct alternative from the options provided to complete the series in a logical and consistent order. ab_cb_bn_b__n_b

  1. nacabc
  2. ancbac
  3. abcacn
  4. nabcab

Answer: A

15 Sep, Shift 2

Q1 · Word Formation & Alphabet

Which of the following is the correct anagram of TEACHING?

  1. GETECHIN
  2. THEADING
  3. CHEATING
  4. ECHETING

Answer: C

Q2 · Word Formation & Alphabet

From the word "COMPARTMENT", which word can be formed by using letters without repetition?

  1. IMPORT
  2. MENTOR
  3. COMMENT
  4. All of the above

Answer: B / C

Q3 · Analogy

A pair of numbers or symbols is given that follows a particular logic or pattern. Examine the relationship between them and select the option that reflects the same kind of relationship in its pair. 25: 343::81:

  1. 986
  2. 729
  3. 1331
  4. 1276

Answer: C

Q4 · Series

Complete the following series. J, Q, L, O, N, ?, P, K

  1. M
  2. I
  3. K
  4. L

Answer: A

Q5 · Course of Action & Decision Making

In this question some conditions or circumstances is provided to you, you have to make logical judgement according to mentioned circumstances and mark the correct Situation: An NGO organizes blood donation camps every month.

  1. The NGO wants to exploit people.
  2. The NGO is committed to public health.
  3. Blood donation is harmful.
  4. Only rich people should donate blood.

Answer: B

Q6 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

During a high-stakes presentation, Rachel notices her heart racing and palms sweating, but she also observes that her voice remains steady and her content is well-organized. What does this scenario best demonstrate about emotional intelligence?

  1. Rachel lacks emotional control and should postpone the presentation
  2. Physical symptoms always indicate poor emotional management
  3. High emotional intelligence involves recognizing physiological responses while maintaining functional performance
  4. Emotional intelligence means eliminating all stress responses

Answer: C

Q7 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Kevin notices that he performs significantly better on creative tasks when he's in a slightly positive mood, but his attention to detail improves when he's in a more neutral emotional state. What does this awareness demonstrate?

  1. Kevin has inconsistent work performance that needs improvement
  2. Kevin understands the relationship between emotional states and cognitive performance
  3. Kevin should always try to maintain the same emotional state for consistency
  4. Emotional states shouldn't affect professional performance

Answer: B

Q8 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You're a teacher. A student who usually scores well has failed suddenly. He seems depressed. What should you do?

  1. Inform parents and recommend counseling
  2. Give him passing marks
  3. Blame him in front of the class
  4. Ignore the issue

Answer: A

Q9 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You're a judge. A woman accuses her employer of discrimination. There's partial evidence. What do you do?

  1. Dismiss the case due to insufficient evidence
  2. Rule against her
  3. Investigate deeper and delay verdict
  4. Rule based on media reports

Answer: C

Q10 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

These question are based on the following information. The blood group of five persons (Gopi, Hari, Madhu, Sabha and John) are O+, B+, AB+, B- and A-, not necessarily in the same order. The blood groups of no two persons are the same. We know the following additional information. Gopi’s blood group is neither B+ nor AB+. Madhu's blood group is either A- or O+. Sabha's blood group is O+. John's blood group is either B+ or B-. Who has A- group?

  1. Madhu
  2. John
  3. Hari
  4. Gopi

Answer: A

Q11 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

These questions are based on the following information. Each of the four boys Chandu, Vanda, Bittu and Nattu is studying in a different school among - SKC, DAV, CCS and BBS. Each of their mothers is teaching in a different school among those given above, not necessarily in the same order. We also know that the mother of the boy who studies in SKC, teaches in CCS, Bittu’s mother teaches neither in CCS nor in BBS. Nattu studies in CCS and Vanda’s mother teaches in SKC. None of the boys studies in the same school where his mother teaches. In which school does Bittu's mother teach?

  1. SKC
  2. DAV
  3. BBS
  4. CCS

Answer: B

Q12 · Input-Output (Machine)

These questions are based on the following information. A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges then by following a particular rule. The following is an illustration of an input and its rearrangement. Input: men 27 pen 32 ten 56 hen 48 Step I: hen men 27 pen 32 ten 56 48 Step II: hen 56 men 27 pen 32 ten 48 Step III: hen 56 men 48 27 pen 32 ten Step IV: hen 56 men 48 pen 27 32 ten Step V: hen 56 men 48 pen 32 27 ten Step VI: hen 56 men 48 pen 32 ten 27 Step VI: is the final output for the above input As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out appropriate steps for the given input and answer the following questions. Which of the following will be the last step for the following input? Input: snow 81 blow 37 flow 49 53 huge

  1. blow 81 flow 53 huge snow 37 49
  2. blow 81 flow 53 snow 37 49 huge
  3. blow 81 flow 53 huge 49 snow 37
  4. blow 81 flow snow 37 49 53 huge

Answer: C

Q13 · Input-Output (Machine)

These questions are based on the following information. A word and number arrangement machine when given an input line of words and numbers rearranges then by following a particular rule. The following is an illustration of an input and its rearrangement. Input: men 27 pen 32 ten 56 hen 48 Step I: hen men 27 pen 32 ten 56 48 Step II: hen 56 men 27 pen 32 ten 48 Step III: hen 56 men 48 27 pen 32 ten Step IV: hen 56 men 48 pen 27 32 ten Step V: hen 56 men 48 pen 32 27 ten Step VI: hen 56 men 48 pen 32 ten 27 Step VII: is the final output for the above input As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out appropriate steps for the given input and answer the following questions. How many steps are required to get the last step for the following input. Input: 143 make 157 flow hick 149 jack 173 cake 168

  1. 7
  2. 8
  3. 9
  4. 6

Answer: C

Q14 · Input-Output (Machine)

This question is based on the following information. A word and number arrangement machine, when given an input line of words and numbers, rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is an illustration of an input and its rearrangement. (All the given numbers are two digit numbers) . input: quit 44 69 jelly 75 ankle 38 sensor bear 83 Step I: 83 quit 44 69 jelly 75 38 sensor bear ankle Step II: 75 83 quit 44 69 jelly 38 sensor ankle bear Step III: 69 75 83 quit 44 38 sensor ankle bear jelly Step IV: 44 69 75 83 38 sensor ankle bear jelly quit Step V: 38 44 69 75 83 ankle bear jelly quit sensor Step V: is the last step of the arrangement for the above input. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out, the appropriate steps for the given input and answer the following questions. input for the questions: “cake 49 aid 24 81 village 12 base pink 33 jungle 51 77 tissue”. What would be the position of the word ‘pink’ from the left end in Step IV?

  1. Fifth
  2. Seventh
  3. Eighth
  4. Sixth

Answer: C

Q15 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

This question is based on the following information. Six friends - A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting around a circular table as per the following conditions. F is sitting to the left of A. B is sitting between C and E and is opposite to A. E is sitting to the right of D. If E interchanges his place with the person sitting opposite to B, then who sits to the right of F?

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. None of these

Answer: D

Q16 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

This question is based on the following information. Six friends - A, B, C, D, E and F are sitting around a circular table as per the following conditions. F is sitting to the left of A. B is sitting between C and E and is opposite to A. E is sitting to the right of D. If A interchanges his place with D, F interchanges with E, and B interchanges with C, then which of the following statements must be true?

  1. A is to the right of F
  2. There are two persons sitting between B and D
  3. C and D sit opposite each other
  4. E sits to the right of F

Answer: C

Q17 · Arithmetical Reasoning

Gopal’s age is the cube of a number. It was the square of a number two years ago. What is his age?

  1. 9
  2. 62
  3. 27
  4. 64

Answer: C

Q18 · Analogy

In each of the following questions, two numbers are given which follow a certain logical or arithmetic relationship. Identify the same pattern and apply it to find the missing number in the second pair. Choose the correct option from the given alternatives. 123 : 246 :: 231: ?

  1. 362
  2. 462
  3. 372
  4. 442

Answer: B

Q19 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

You're trying to rally a group of friends for a local community clean-up drive, but many seem unenthusiastic or offer excuses. How can you best use emotional intelligence to inspire them?

  1. Guilt-trip them by highlighting how bad the community looks and how they're not helping.
  2. Simply give up, assuming they're not interested in community service.
  3. Connect with their potential motivations by explaining the positive impact, and making the activity seem fun or manageable.
  4. Offer to pay them for their time to ensure participation.

Answer: C

Q20 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Your young child has a huge tantrum in a public place because they didn't get a toy they wanted. You feel embarrassed and frustrated. What is the most emotionally intelligent way to respond?

  1. Yell back at the child to stop embarrassing you immediately.
  2. Give in and buy the toy to make the tantrum stop quickly.
  3. Remain calm, acknowledge their strong feelings, and gently but firmly remove them to a quieter place to help them calm down.
  4. Ignore the tantrum completely and pretend it’s not happening.

Answer: C

Q21 · Word Formation & Alphabet

How many meaningful four English words can be formed using the letters of the word 'STOP'?

  1. One
  2. Two
  3. Three or more
  4. None

Answer: C

Q22 · Statement & Assumption

Instruction: Examine the statement and determine which assumptions are logically implied or necessary for the statement to hold true. Statement: Workplace diversity training should be mandatory to foster inclusivity. Assumption I Diversity training promotes an inclusive work environment. Assumption II Some workplaces lack inclusivity. Assumption III Diversity training is the only way to achieve inclusivity.

  1. Only I and II are implicit
  2. Only I is implicit
  3. All are implicit
  4. Only II and III are implicit

Answer: A

Q23 · Statement & Assumption

Instruction: Examine the statement and determine which assumptions are logically implied or necessary for the statement to hold true. Social media platforms should regulate misinformation to protect public trust. Assumption I Misinformation on social media can erode public trust. Assumption II Regulation of content is necessary to maintain platform credibility. Assumption III All social media content is currently misinformation.

  1. Only I and II are implicit
  2. Only I is implicit
  3. All are implicit
  4. Only II and III are implicit

Answer: A

Q24 · Classification (Odd One Out)

2,4, 6, 8, 11 - which number does not belong?

  1. 11
  2. 4
  3. 8
  4. 2

Answer: A

Q25 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Five colleagues (A-E) live at house numbers 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 in a building. A’s number is two more than C’s; B is at the lowest; D is at the highest; E is between A and D. Who lives at number 6?

  1. D
  2. B
  3. C
  4. A

Answer: D

Q26 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

On Maple Ave, five houses are even numbered from 14 to 22. K lives at 14; L lives at 20; N is immediately below L; O is at the top. Who lives at 18?

  1. N
  2. L
  3. M
  4. O

Answer: A

Q27 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Ramesh lives at house 5, and Suresh lives in the sixth odd house after him. What is Suresh’s house number?

  1. 17
  2. 19
  3. 13
  4. 15

Answer: A

Q28 · Word Formation & Alphabet

In the word TRAINERS, what is the letter that is 3rd from the left, and then 2nd to its right?

  1. A
  2. N
  3. I
  4. R

Answer: B

Q29 · Statement & Assumption

Statement: "The park will remain closed every Monday for cleaning". Which assumption is implicit?

  1. People do not visit parks on Mondays at all now
  2. Cleaning can be done better when the park is closed
  3. Monday is the least popular day for visitors now
  4. Parks are never cleaned on other days now

Answer: B

Q30 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Seven friends, L, M, N, O, P, Q and R, sit in a straight line facing north. L sits third to the right of R. N is not at an extreme. M sits second to the left of N. P is to the immediate right of L. Q is not adjacent to O. R is not at the second position from the left end. Who sits at the extreme right end?

  1. P sits at the extreme end
  2. M sits at the extreme end
  3. N sits at the extreme end
  4. L sits at the extreme end

Answer: A

Q31 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Five persons, P, Q, R, S, and T, sit in a circle facing the centre. P is to the immediate right of Q. T is to the immediate right of P. S is to the immediate right of T. Who is to the immediate left of R?

  1. P is left of R
  2. Q is left of R
  3. T is left of R
  4. S is left of R

Answer: D

Q32 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

Statement: The shop is closed on Sundays. Conclusions: 1. The shop does not open on Sundays. 2. The shop opens only on Sundays. Which of the following conclusions can be drawn?

  1. None of the conclusions is true
  2. Only 2
  3. Both the conclusions are true
  4. Only 1

Answer: D

Q33 · Arithmetical Reasoning

The average of five numbers is 30. If one number is removed, the average becomes 28. What is the number removed?

  1. 40
  2. 38
  3. 42
  4. 44

Answer: B

Q34 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Four pairs of numbers are given. Three are alike in a certain way while one is different. Choose the odd one out.

  1. 12: 142
  2. 15:223
  3. 18 : 322
  4. 21: 441

Answer: D

Q35 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Four pairs of numbers are given. Three are alike in a certain way while one is different. Choose the odd one out.

  1. 125
  2. 512
  3. 343
  4. 450

Answer: D

Q36 · Blood Relations

In a family, B is the son of C; however, C is not the mother of B. A and C are legally married to each other. F is the brother of C. D is the daughter of A. G is the brother of A. On the basis of the given information, find the total number of male members in the family.

  1. 3
  2. 4
  3. 5
  4. 2

Answer: B

Q37 · Situational & Emotional Judgement

Read the question carefully and choose the most appropriate option. If you realize during an examination that you are running out of time and several questions are still unanswered, the most appropriate action would be:

  1. Panic and rush through remaining questions without thinking, attempting answers randomly to complete the paper
  2. Stay calm and attempt easier remaining questions carefully while managing time effectively for better scoring
  3. Ask nearby students quietly for answers to finish quickly before time ends during the examination process
  4. Stop writing and complain continuously that the paper is too lengthy instead of managing the remaining time

Answer: B

Q38 · Analogy

Identify the relationship between the first pair of letter clusters and select the option that shares the same pattern for the second pair. CH : KP :: FL : ?

  1. NT
  2. OT
  3. MT
  4. NS

Answer: A

Q39 · Analogy

Identify the relationship between the first pair of letter clusters and select the option that shares the same pattern for the second pair. MOTH : NLGS :: SHOP : ?

  1. HSMK
  2. HTLK
  3. GSLK
  4. HSLK

Answer: D

Q40 · Analogy

Identify the relationship between the first pair of letter clusters and select the option that shares the same pattern for the second pair. PRISON : INOPRS :: GALAXY : ?

  1. AAGLYX
  2. AALGYX
  3. AAGLXY
  4. YAAGLX

Answer: C

Q41 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Five friends Manjit, Mohan, Bikshu, Rahul and Radha are sitting on a bench in a playground, and they are facing north (but not necessarily in the same order of names). Manjit sits on the immediate left of Mohan and on the immediate right of Bikshu. Radha is somewhere to the right of Mohan. Rahul is exactly between Mohan and Radha. Who is sitting at the extreme right end?

  1. Manjit
  2. Bikshu
  3. Rahul
  4. Radha

Answer: D

Q42 · Statement & Inference/Conclusion

In the following question, a statement is given followed by possible conclusions. Choose the conclusion that logically follows. Statement: The local library has extended its hours of operation and introduced more online services for residents to access books and educational resources remotely. Conclusion 1: The library is adapting to the needs of its community. Conclusion 2: People are no longer interested in physical books and prefer online resources only.

  1. Only Conclusion 1 is followed.
  2. Only Conclusion 2 is followed.
  3. Both Conclusion 1 and Conclusion 2 are followed.
  4. Neither Conclusion 1 nor Conclusion 2 is followed.

Answer: A

Q43 · Seating Arrangement & Puzzles

Five people—A, B, C, D, and E—are sitting in a row facing North. A sits to the immediate left of C. B sits to the immediate right of E. D is exactly between C and E. Who is sitting in the middle of the row?

  1. A
  2. D
  3. B
  4. C

Answer: B

Q44 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Read the situation carefully and choose the best judgment : Neha wants to buy a birthday gift for her brother, who spends most of his free time sketching buildings and designing rooms. Which gift should she choose?

  1. A professional architecture sketching kit including rulers, pencils, and structured design tools.
  2. A football jersey signed by popular athletes competing in the national professional sports league.
  3. A cooking recipe collection including clear step-by-step instructions for baking and preparing dishes.
  4. A travel backpack specially designed for outdoor mountain hiking and long adventure journeys.

Answer: A

Q45 · Course of Action & Decision Making

Read the situation carefully and choose the best judgment : A school play director needs a student to play Mia, who is described as a short teenage girl with curly black hair, glasses, and an energetic personality. Which student should be selected?

  1. Student #1 is tall, has curly black hair, and wears glasses.
  2. Student #2 is short, has straight brown hair, and wears glasses.
  3. Student #3 is short, has curly black hair, wears glasses, and is very energetic.
  4. Student #4 is short, has curly blond hair, and does not wear glasses.

Answer: C

Q46 · Series

Choose the set of letters that sequentially completes the following letter series. p_rt_or_po_tp_rt

  1. o, p, t, r, o
  2. o, p, r, t, s
  3. p, o, r, t, p
  4. o, r, t, p, o

Answer: A

Q47 · Series

Choose the set of letters that sequentially completes the following letter series. ab_b_babab_b_bab

  1. aaaa
  2. abab
  3. bbbb
  4. baba

Answer: A

Q48 · Order & Ranking

In a queue of children, Riya is 72nd from the left end and 19th from the right end. Find the total number of children in the queue.

  1. 92
  2. 94
  3. 90
  4. 89

Answer: C

Q49 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Four words are given below. Three of them are similar in a certain way, while one is different from the others. Identify the odd one out.

  1. Lighthouse
  2. Radar Tower
  3. Satellite Dish
  4. Windmill

Answer: D

Q50 · Classification (Odd One Out)

Four words are given below. Three of them are similar in a certain way, while one is different from the others. Identify the odd one out.

  1. Semaphore Flag
  2. Smoke Signal
  3. Morse code
  4. Compass

Answer: D