FCI Assistant General Manager (General Post) Mock Test - 5 - Agriculture Exams MCQ

No. of students in department Q in 2019 = 14% of 1800 = 252
Average transportation fees per student in department Q in 2019 = 16% of 22000 = Rs.3520
No. of students in department Q in 2020 = 125% of 252 = 315
Average transportation fees per student in department Q in 2020 = 140% of 3520 = Rs.4928
Total transportation fees paid by department Q in 2020 = 315 * 4928 = Rs.1552320

No. of students in department S in 2018 = 150% of 24% of 1800 = 648
Average transportation fees per students of department S in 2018 = (100 – 30)% of 12% of 22000 = Rs.1848
Total transportation fees received from the department S in 2018 = 648 * 1848 = Rs.1197504

Total transportation fees paid by students from department P in 2019 = (32% of 1800) * (30% of 22000) = Rs.3801600
Total transportation fees paid by students from department Q in 2019 = (14% of 1800) * (16% of 22000) = Rs.887040
Total transportation fees paid by students from department R in 2019 = (20% of 1800) * (18% of 22000) = Rs.1425600
Total transportation fees paid by students from department P, Q and R together in 2019 = 3801600 + 887040 + 1425600 = Rs.6114240
Total students in P, Q and R = (32% of 1800) + (14% of 1800) + (20% of 1800) = 1188
Required average = 6114240/1188 ≈ 5147

4 + (2 * 14) = 32
32 + (3 * 15) = 77
77 + (4 * 16) = 141
141 + (5 * 17) = 226
226 + (6 * 18) = 334

We have:

Since, race starts at 6.35 AM and A reached at 7.15 AM. Again, B reached at 7.45 AM.

Thus, the possible time at which C finishes the race either 9.00 AM, 9.15AM, 9.30 AM, or 9.45 AM

Hence, option D is the correct choice.

Final Arrangement

We have,

• The one whose lucky number is 33 sits 63m to the left of D.

From the above condition, there are two possibilities.
If one person sits between the one whose lucky number is 33 and D is,

X + (X + 7) = 63 -> X = 56/2 = 28, The consecutive numbers between 33 and D are 28 and 35.
If two-person sits between 33 and D is,
X + (X + 7) + (X + 14) = 63 - >X = 42/3 = 14,The consecutive numbers between 33 and D is 14,21,28

Again we have,

• The distance between the adjacent persons is not more than ‘56m’.
• The number of persons seated to the left of D is the same as to the right of F.
• The distance between F and D is divisible by five.

Again we have,

• The distance between C and H is 105m.
• H is neither adjacent to D nor F.
• The one who has lucky number 15 sits third to the left of the one whose lucky number is 21.
• F’s lucky number is thrice the lucky number of D.

Again we have,

• The number of persons sits between G and F is the same as between F and B.
• The lucky number of G is two more than that of D.
• The one whose lucky number is 9 does not sit adjacent to the one whose lucky number is 15.
• The lucky number of E is ten less than C.

From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated. case1 shows the final arrangement.

Again we have,

• G walks 20m towards north then took a left turn of 50m and reaches G’.
• F walks 40m to his right and then took a right turn of 10m and reaches F’.
• H walks 15m towards the south and then took a right turn of 105m and reaches H’.
• E walks 49m towards the east and then took a left turn of 20m and reaches E’.

Based on the above-given information we have the final arrangement as follows.

Answer: B

Arrangement 1:
We have,

• B sits opposite to the one who sits third to the left of H.
• Two persons are sitting between H and G.

From the above condition, there are two possibilities.

Again we have,

• The one who sits adjacent to G is sitting second to the right of the one who sits fourth to the left of C.

From the above condition, there are three possibilities.

Again we have,

• Only two persons are sitting between C and the one who sits to the immediate right of A.
• D is sitting neither adjacent to A nor H.
• E sits second to the left of F.

From the above condition, case1 gets eliminated.

Arrangement 1

Arrangement 2
We have,

• The one who sits second to the left of F is born on April 8.
• Only one person is born between E and the one who sits immediate right of D.
• The number of persons born before G is the same as after A.
• Only two persons are born between A and B.

From the above conditions, there are three possibilities.

Again we have,

• The number of persons born before the one who sits second to the right of A is the same as after F.
• C is born on month having an even number of days before D, both are born on the same date.

From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated.

Again we have,

• The number of persons born between H and A is the same as between F and G who was born after H.

From the above condition,Case1 gets eliminated. case2a shows the final arrangement.

Arrangement 2:

Arrangement 3:
We have,

• D lives above A who lives immediately below B.
• C lives on the floor which is square value.
• H lives immediately below G.

From the above condition, there are two possibilities.

Again we have,

• The number of floors between A and G is the same as between C and E.

From the above condition, case2 gets eliminated. case1 shows the final arrangement.

Arrangement 3

4 + (2 * 14) = 32
32 + (3 * 15) = 77
77 + (4 * 16) = 141
141 + (5 * 17) = 226
226 + (6 * 18) = 334

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