All questions of NABARD Grade A Mock Tests for Bank Exams Exam

A 175 meters long train ‘P’ passed a pole in 8.75 sec. Train ‘P’ passed an another train ‘Q’ travelling in a direction opposite to ‘p’ in 60/7 sec. If length of train ‘Q’ is 225 meter, then in what time train ‘Q’ will pass train ‘P’ when they both runs in same direction ? 

A. Despite the Vyapam scam being highlighted in the media, the Congress has failed to make it an issue that resonates with the common man. 
B. In this, the Congress is handicapped as it does not have a chief ministerial face. 
C. Compounding matters, the Congress’s State unit is a divided lot and there are many factions. 
D. Despite the Vyapam scam, Mr. Chouhan is still very popular, and the BJP has the advantage of projecting him again as its chief ministerial candidate. 
E. Discussion about the Congress’s electoral prospects in M.P. invariably ends up being about factionalism within the party. 
F. In this the BJP could score over the Congress, especially when the electorate compares the local and national leadership of the two parties.

Q. Which of the following would be the THIRD sentence after rearrangement?

What type of telecommunications hardware allows you to access the web? 

Efficiency of B is two times more than efficiency of A. Both started working alternatively, starting with B and completed the work in total 37 days. If C alone complete the same work in 50 days then find in how many days A and C together will complete the work? 

Jhum cultivation is another name of? 

Length of rectangle is equal to the radius of a circle whose circumference is 176 cm and breadth of rectangle is equal to the side of square whose area is 196 cm², then find the length of a diagonal of that rectangle? 

What should be used if a company wants to include its company name and logo at the bottom of every page of a brochure? 

The Wuhan summit has recommitted India and China to _______ bilateral relations in a manner that creates the conditions for the “Asian Century”, and Mr. Modi and Mr. Xi are well-placed to ________ along that path. 

NABARD was established on the recommendations of which Committee and it is established on which date? 

Basel norms are important international regulatory stipulations. It is meant for which sector? 

The Sahel region is facing one of the worst food crises in years, leaving nearly six million people in urgent need of food ( 61)___________________ to survive. In addition to climatic factors such as irregular rainfall, low production within agriculture, and ( 62)___________________, the Sahel region also faces ( 63) ___________________ armed conflicts and terrorism, which compound the region’s ( 64) ___________________ and further destabilization. Recently, international organizations have stated that they need approximately $676 million to be able to respond to the current food crisis, however, humanitarian assistance remains critically ( 65) ___________________.

Q. Choose the correct option for blank no.62

Statements: All Logical are critical. Some logical are Puzzle. 
Conclusion
I: All Puzzle are Critical
​II: Some Puzzle are not Critical 

_______ an “informal summit”, the Wuhan meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping appeared to cover much ground over the two days — in terms of public appearances and in the two statements _______. 

Every computer connected to an internet must have a distinct____ 

Which of the following is a set of rules for transferring data over a network? 

Name the country, which has signed a deal with a Russian firm to manufacture 7.5 lakh AK-203 rifles recently? 

(I) The people ____________________in violating the most basic democratic norms in Russia found safe havens in democratic countries – parking their families, purchasing real estate, and, above all, storing their ill-gotten money. 
(II) The predator seizes opportunities and controls his victim, in effect making her_____________ in the crime, perhaps through the fear of exposure. 

The feature in database language that allows us to access certain records in database is called __________. 

(I) China is reporting ___________________in air quality thanks to focused policies combined with strict nationwide enforcement, including source-wise action to reduce emissions. 
(II) There was no considerable _______________ in Rohan’s health, but it was impossible to defer the journey to Dublin any longer.

In the following passage, some of the words have been left out, each of which is indicated by a number. Find the suitable pair of words from the options given against each number and fill up the blanks with appropriate words to make the paragraph meaningfully complete.

A Rs 2,000 crore hike in budgetary (51) _________________ to the water resource ministry towards (52) _________________of Ganga is a welcome move by this year’s Union Budget. However, history serves up a (53) _________________. Despite the completion of two Ganga action plans and (54) _________________ fund flows – Rs 900 crore spent over the last 15 years – the National Green Tribunal (NGT) in 2017 had observed that, “not a single drop of the Ganga has been cleaned so far.” 
With a budget outlay of Rs 20,000 crore to be (55) _________________ over five years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s pet project – Namami Gange – launched in 2014, must therefore learn from the past mistakes. 
For north India, Ganga is at the heart of its cultural and economic (56) _________________. The 2,525 km long Ganga flows (57) _________________Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and Bengal before reaching the Bay of Bengal. Along with its tributaries, it covers 11 states that are home to 600 million people and (58) _________________water to 40% of India’s population. The river is currently (59) _________________ to cope with the sewage waste and industrial effluents dumped into it. Given its religious and industrial importance, any further deterioration would have significant (60) _________________.

Q. Choose the correct option for blank no.55

(I) A row has broken out.
(II) The Centre has decided not to accept any foreign government donations for flood relief.

(i) With the center deciding…
(ii) Because a row has broken out
(iii) A row has broken out over the centre deciding…

It used to be an axiom of liberalism that freedom meant inalienable self-ownership. You were your own property. You could lease yourself to an employer for a limited period, and for a mutually agreed price, but your property rights over yourself could not be bought or sold. Over the past two centuries, this liberal individualist perspective legitimized capitalism as a “natural” system populated by free agents. A capacity to fence off a part of one’s life, and to remain sovereign and self-driven within those boundaries, was paramount to the liberal conception of the free agent and his or her relationship with the public sphere. To exercise freedom, individuals needed a safe haven within which to develop as genuine persons before relating—and transacting—with others. Once constituted, our personhood was to be enhanced by commerce and industry—networks of collaboration across our personal havens, constructed and revised to satisfy our material and spiritual needs. 
But the dividing line between personhood and the external world upon which liberal individualism based its concepts of autonomy, self-ownership, and, ultimately, freedom could not be maintained. 
The first breach appeared as industrial products became passé and were replaced by brands that captured the public’s attention, admiration, and desire. Before long, branding took a radical new turn, imparting “personality” to objects. Once brands acquired personalities, individuals felt compelled to re-imagine themselves as brands. And today, with colleagues, employers, clients, detractors, and “friends” constantly surveying our online life, we are under incessant pressure to evolve into a bundle of activities, images, and dispositions that amounts to an attractive, sellable brand. The personal space essential to the autonomous development of an authentic self—the condition that makes inalienable self-ownership possible—is now almost gone. 
Consider young people striking out in the world today. For the most part, those without a trust fund or generous unearned income end up in one of two categories. The many are condemned to labour under zero-hour contracts and wages so low that they must work all available hours to make ends meet, rendering offensive any talk of personal time, space, or freedom. The rest are told that, to avoid falling into this soul-destroying “precariat”, they must invest in their own brand every waking hour of every day. As if in a Panopticon, they cannot hide from the attention of those who might give them a break (or know others who might). Before posting any tweet, watching any movie, sharing any photograph or chat message, they must remain mindful of the networks they please or alienate. 
Keynes’ beauty contest sheds light on the tragedy of many young people today. They try to work out what average opinion among opinion-makers believes is the most attractive of their own potential “true” selves, and simultaneously struggle to manufacture this “true” self online and offline, at work and at home—indeed, everywhere and always. Entire industries of counsellors and coaches, and varied ecosystems of substances and self-help, have emerged to guide them on this quest. The irony is that liberal individualism seems to have been defeated by a totalitarianism that is neither fascist nor communist, but which grew out of its own success at legitimizing the encroachment of branding and commodification into our personal space. 
To defeat it, and thus rescue the liberal idea of freedom as self-ownership, may require a comprehensive reconfiguration of property rights over the increasingly digitized instruments of production, distribution, collaboration, and communication. Would it not be a splendid paradox if, 200 years after the birth of Karl Marx, we decided that, in order to save liberalism, we must return to the idea that freedom demands the end of unfettered commodification and the socialization of property rights over capital goods?

Q. Which of the following alternatives among the five options provides the most similar meaning(s) of the word given in Underline as used in the passage?

Breach
(I) vaunt
(II) contravention
(III) tempt
​(IV) dereliction 

The Sahel region is facing one of the worst food crises in years, leaving nearly six million people in urgent need of food ( 61)___________________ to survive. In addition to climatic factors such as irregular rainfall, low production within agriculture, and ( 62)___________________, the Sahel region also faces ( 63) ___________________ armed conflicts and terrorism, which compound the region’s ( 64) ___________________ and further destabilization. Recently, international organizations have stated that they need approximately $676 million to be able to respond to the current food crisis, however, humanitarian assistance remains critically ( 65) ___________________.

Q. Choose the correct option for blank no.65

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Six Boxes P, Q, R, S, T and U are kept one above the other but not necessarily in the same order. Each box has different colours i.e. Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Orange and Grey but not necessarily in same order. Two boxes are placed between R and Red coloured box. Box R does not place below Red coloured box. Box P placed one of the places above of box R. The box which is green colour is placed immediate above grey colour box. One box is placed between S and yellow coloured box. Three boxes are kept between box Q and box U. One box placed between Red coloured and Orange coloured box. Box Q and Box U is not of Yellow colour box. Box U is not Grey colour.

Q. Which of the following box is of Yellow colour? 

Q. One reason (A)/ for the failure is that prosecuting agencies (B)/ typically believe in guilt by association(C)/; they confuse empathy with incitement (D)/ and compassion with collaboration (E). 

A shopkeeper mark up price of LED 60% above its cost price and gives three successive discount of , d% and 25%. If shopkeeper made a loss 16% on LED. Find the second discount allowed by shop? 

In each of the questions below are given some statements followed by two conclusions. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts. Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.
Statements:
I<K≤G>P<V>I≥Z=A>B≥C
Conclusion
I: V>C
II: V≥A

Abhishek lent Satish Rs.12000 on C.I. at the rate of 20% per annum and at the end of first year Satish borrowed Rs.x more from Abhishek on C.I. at the same rate. If at the end of second year, Satish paid total amount of Rs.20400 to Abhishek then find how much extra amount Satish borrow at the end of first year? 

What does DRAM stands for? 

Which of the following option depicts the type of result whose value is either TRUE or FALSE? 

Find the wrong number in given number series:​

210, 70, 280, 56, 336, 49 

Sum of circumference of a circle and area of rectangle is 714 unit, if length of rectangle is two times of its breadth and diameter of circle is 21 cm. Find difference between length of rectangle and radius of circle ? 

The Internet allows you to: 

The growing of grass or legumes in rotation with grain or tilled crops as a soil conservation measure is termed as? 

There are 12 points in a plane out of which 8 are collinear. Find the number of triangles formed from the points? 

There are 48 students in a classroom, in which some are girls and rest are boys. One student is chosen at random for being monitor in class. If probability of monitor being a girl is 3/8 then find number of boys in the classroom? 

Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana was launched on: 

What type of devices is a computer monitor? 

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:

Six persons i.e. P, Q, R, S, T and U are living in different floors of seven floored building but not necessarily in same order. 1st floor is numbered as 1, 2nd floor is numbered as 2 and so on till topmost floor is numbered as 7.They likedifferent brand watches i.e. Citizen, Titan, Casio, Diesel, Fossil and Rado but not necessarily in same order. One floor is vacant. 
S likes titan watch. P lives on either 1st or 3rdfloor of building. One person lives between P and S. R lives on one of floors above S. Three persons live between R and T. Q lives above the floor of vacant floor and below the floor of U. The person who likes fossil watch lives just above the floor of person who likes diesel watch. R does not like diesel watch. One person lives between the one who likes citizen watch and the one who likes Rado watch. Q likes Rado watch. The person who likes Rado watch lives on one of the floors above the person who likes citizen watch.

Q. Which of the following floor is vacant floor? 

In the following questions, a sentence is divided into five parts with one of the parts of each sentence is highlighted in Underline suggesting the grammatically correct part of the sentence. Out of the four other parts, choose the part of the sentence which contains grammatical or contextual error in it. If the given sentence is both grammatically correct and contextually meaningful, choose option (E) i.e., “No error” as your answer.

Q. In a statement issued to the/ stock exchanges on Monday, / the bank said that the capital market regulator/ had asked clarifications from/ the bank and that it had/ responded to the queries. 

Study the information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Six Boxes P, Q, R, S, T and U are kept one above the other but not necessarily in the same order. Each box has different colours i.e. Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Orange and Grey but not necessarily in same order. Two boxes are placed between R and Red coloured box. Box R does not place below Red coloured box. Box P placed one of the places above of box R. The box which is green colour is placed immediate above grey colour box. One box is placed between S and yellow coloured box. Three boxes are kept between box Q and box U. One box placed between Red coloured and Orange coloured box. Box Q and Box U is not of Yellow colour box. Box U is not Grey colour.

Q. How many boxes are placed between box U and box R? 

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Mahesh starts his journey from point A. He walks 15m in South direction and reaches at point C. Now, he turns to the left and walks 10m to reach point D then he takes right turn and walk 4m to reach point F. From point F, he walks 5m in east direction and reaches at point M and walks 9m in North and reached point N.

Q. Find the shortest distance between point A and point N? 

‘Multiculturalism’ refers to the social phenomenon where: 

Computers built before the first generation of computers were __________. 

Time taken by train A to cross a bridge whose length is same as length of another train B is 30 sec. If train B crosses a man in 20 sec and speed of train B is 5 m/s. Then find the speed of train A whose length is half of length of that bridge? 

Plug-ins can add which of the following functionality to browsers? 

Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical or idiomatic error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is ‘No error’, the answer is (e). (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any.)

Q. Numerous people in India (A)/ are dying from hunger (B)/ but the government seems (C)/ to be ignorant of this fact. (D)/ No error. (E) 

(I) Even though the growth of the Indian solar energy sector has been ______________, it only accounts for around 6% of India’s installed power capacity. 
(II) ___________________ results have been reported in stem cell treatment for multiple sclerosis. 

(A) In many ways, it was. 
(B) This could have made defending the region difficult for us. 
(C) Loss of these heights would have given the enemy, power to dominate the axis leading to Ladakh, as also the complete area. 
(D) Pakistan was certain that India would approach the world community but not launch an attack. 
(E) The main contention by many strategists has been that by reclaiming the heights that was occupied by Pakistan, can we call it a victory? 
(F) It was a loss of face for the government and the Army.

Q. Which of the following should be the first sentence after rearrangement? 

(A) It is heartening that revenues from the goods and services tax (GST) crossed Rs. 1 trillion in April, surpassing the average monthly collections of around Rs. 899 billion for the first eight months after the rollout of GST. 
(B) The government has cautioned that the surge cannot be taken as a trend as arrear payments could have led to an uptick in collections. 
(C) Nevertheless, GST will yield a bounty when compliance improves and economic revival picks up pace. Data shows that about 69.5% of the 88 lakh-odd assessees filed input-output returns. 
(D) It shows that the tax system is stabilising after resolving the post-rollout glitches. 
(E) The government must vigorously pursue multiple audit trails created by GST. It will help enhance the potential taxbase that can be tapped into, both in indirect and direct taxes.

Q. Which among the following should be the LAST sentence of the paragraph after rearrangement?