Syndicate Bank PO Mock Test - 8 - Banking Exams MCQ

Explanation:

In I and II, the common words are 'me' and 'water' and the common code numbers are '7' and '1'. So, the code for 'water' is either '7' or '1'.

As the working field of lawyer is Court, similarly the working field of chemist is laboratory.

J and B are husband and wife, respectively and they have three children F, P and M.
P is their son and F and M are their daughters.

Hence, option 1 is the correct answer.

After a careful analysis of the given input and various steps of rearrangement, it is evident that the words and numbers are rearranged alternately. The words are arranged in reverse alphabetical order and the numbers are arranged in descending order.

Input: long done 37 gang 51 young 107 63 tin 25 vehicle 89
Step I: 107 long done 37 gang 51 young 63 tin 25 vehicle 89
Step II: 107 young long done 37 gang 51 63 tin 25 vehicle 89
Step III: 107 young 89 long done 37 gang 51 63 tin 25 vehicle
Step IV: 107 young 89 vehicle long done 37 gang 51 63 tin 25
Step V: 107 young 89 vehicle 63 long done 37 gang 51 tin 25
Step VI: 107 young 89 vehicle 63 tin long done 37 gang 51 25
Step VII: 107 young 89 vehicle 63 tin 51 long done 37 gang 25
Step VIII: 107 young 89 vehicle 63 tin 51 long 37 done gang 25
Step IX: 107 young 89 vehicle 63 tin 51 long 37 gang done 25
Step X: 107 young 89 vehicle 63 tin 51 long 37 gang 25 done

It needs ten steps to complete.

Distribution of words in the given input is as follows.
Words initiating with a vowel - Apple, Orange and Umbrella
Consonants - Camera, Public and Stardom
Prime numbers - 3, 11 and 23
Composite numbers - 8, 12 and 21
The re-arrangement of this input is done using the following logic.
Step 1 - Vowel + smallest prime number at start (Apple 3)
Step 2 - Consonant + largest composite number at last (Stardom 21)
Step 3 - Next vowel + next prime number (Orange 11) and the process continues till step 6.
So, the re-arrangement for the asked Input - Ice-cream 18 Elephant 6 31 Brain 12 Praise Owl 13 23 Train:

Step 1 - Elephant 13 Ice-cream 18 6 31 Brain 12 Praise Owl 23 Train
Step 2 - Elephant 13 Ice-cream 6 31 Brain 12 Praise Owl 23 Train 18
Step 3 - Elephant 13 Ice-cream 23 6 31 Brain 12 Praise Owl Train 18
Step 4 - Elephant 13 Ice-cream 23 6 31 Brain Owl Praise 12 Train 18
Step 5 - Elephant 13 Ice-cream 23 Owl 31 6 Brain Praise 12 Train 18
Step 6 - Elephant 13 Ice-cream 23 Owl 31 Brain 6 Praise 12 Train 18
The numbers are 13 and 18 and the product is 234.

In the following common exlanation it is clear that Nishant and Sunil Mittal live on 5th floor.
Hence, option D is correct.
Final table:

Common explanation:
Reference:
Praveen is staying on the topmost floor with Anil Aggarwal.
Anil Kaalra is staying with Anurag on floor number sixth.
Inference:

Reference:
Dilip Shanghvi is staying on the fourth floor but Ravi is not staying with him.
Anand Malhotra is staying on the second floor.
Inference:

Reference:
Prashant is staying on the third floor.
Inference:

Reference:
Mahesh Kaalra is staying exactly between the floors of Dilip Shanghvi and Anand Malhotra but not on the fifth floor.
Inference:

Reference:
Sunil Mittal is staying on the floor exactly below the floor of Anil Kaalra but not with Pulkit.
George Ford and Mohit are not staying on the fifth floor.
Inference:

Reference:
Ravi is staying on an even – numbered floor and Ravi Bajaj is staying on the first floor.
Inference:

Note: The only left businessman - George Ford must be living on the seventh floor.

Reference:
Rahul is staying on an even numbered floor. Mohit is staying on an odd – numbered floor but not on the first floor.
Sunil Mittal is staying on the floor exactly below the floor of Anil Kaalra but not with Pulkit.
Inference:
So, Mohit must be living on the seventh floor and Pulkit on the first floor.

Final table:

(786*74) ÷ x = 1211.75
x = 48

So option D is correct

140% of 500 is 700

24% of 750 is 180

700 + 180 = 880

So option D is correct

Filling Capacity of the Pump = x m/min
Emptying Capacity of the pump = (x+10) m/min
2400/x – 2400/x+10 = 8
(x – 50) + (x + 60) = 0
x = 50

The pattern is + 36, + 60, + 90,.....i.e. + [6 x (6 + 0)], + [6 x (6 + 4)], + [6 x (6 + 9)],...
So, missing term = 210 + [6 x (6 + 15)] = 210 + 126 = 336.

The distance travelled is 7.5 km.

Let the time taken by the athlete travelling at 10 kmph be t hours.

The time taken by the athlete travelling at 15 kmph is t+15/60 hours.

The distance travelled by both athletes is the same.

Therefore, 10t = 15(t+15/60)

Solving for t, we get t = 3/4 hours.

The distance travelled by both athletes is 10t = 10 * 3/4 = 7.5 km.

Given:-

Athletic club of 232 members and their height's frequency.

Concept used:-

Frequency Polygon:-  A frequency polygon is a graph constructed by using lines to join the midpoints of each interval or bin. The heights of the points represent the frequencies. A frequency polygon can be created from the histogram or by calculating the midpoints of the bins from the frequency distribution table.

Formula Used:

Class size = Upper limit - Lower limit

Calculation:

From histogram -

Class size = Upper limit - Lower limit

Class size = 125 - 120 = 5

∴ Mid point of a class = 5/2 = 2.5

So, Starting point of Line graph -

X - co-ordinate = 120 - 2.5 = 117.5

Y - co-ordinate = frequency of point = 0

∴ Starting point = (117.5,0)

End point of Line graph -

X - co-ordinate = 170 + 2.5 = 172.5

Y - co-ordinate = frequency of point =  0

∴ End point = (172.5,0)

∴ Required points are (117.5,0) and (172.5,0).

Calculation:

Female in Q = 1240 - 350 = 890

Female in S = 825 - 340 = 485

According to the question:

Sum = 890 + 485 = 1375

∴ Option 3 is the correct answer.

Let speed of vulture be a km/hr
Relative speed of A and B = (42 + 48) = 90 km/hr
Relative speed of vulture and B (when vulture approaches B) = a + 48
Given: Vulture reaches B in half time as A from the point vulture starts
Let x be the distance travelled

180 = 48 + a
a = 132 km/hr (Blank B)
Hence, option E is correct.

Number of employees in marketing department

This statement is wrong: And never you will get it back

Correct Statement will be:  And you will never get it back.

1. Others is plural and enterprises is also therefor it does not.
2. Industry and enterprises are synonyms.
3. Government may be occur but above paragraph is not about govt enterprises.
Itself used because its in possessive case.
 

A prima facie case is the establishment of a legally required rebuttable presumption. A prima facie case is a cause of action or defense that is sufficiently established by a party's evidence to justify a verdict in his or her favor, provided such evidence is not rebutted by the other party.

The first issue you need to be aware of is pronoun reference. It should be employees’ legal right, not employers’. Therefore, you can eliminate A and D. The singular “an employee” does not go together with the plural “their”. Option B does not have  greement between the plural “employees” and the singular “he”. Option E has an unclear pronoun, “they”, at the end of the option. It is not clear whether this word refers to the employees or the employers. Only option C is correct.

Option A is incorrect as it is unclear to what “which” is referring. It should refer to organizing rallies but the placement means it is referring to the democratic principles. B is incorrect as the subject “Rallies” does not agree with the verb “is”. Option C states that organizing rallies is beginning to take shape. The democratic principles are beginning to take shape. Choice D has an ambiguity resulting from the pronoun ‘they’. It is unclear to whom ‘they’ is referring. Choice E is the correct answer.

A slew __________ new problems emerged directly __________ the government policies.

In the given sentence, ‘slew’ means ‘a large number or quantity of something’.

Evidently, the preposition that makes perfect sense in blank 1 is ‘of’.

This eliminates options A and D.

The sentence talks of problems arising out of government policies.

Hence, ‘from’ is the most appropriate preposition for blank 2.

So, option C is the correct answer.

Farmers played a role in the loss of the NDA government in 2004, and the first UPA regime sought to meet some of their concerns __________ an increase in public spending in rural areas, __________ through agricultural plans in each state, a focus on agricultural credit and enhanced

extension activities, and the rural employment guarantee scheme.

The sentence talks about agrarian crisis and the government initiatives to tackle this crisis. It talks about a process through which the problems will be addressed.

Evidently, the preposition that best suits for the blank 1 is ‘through’.

This eliminates options C, D and E.

After the first blank, the sentence talks of different government schemes.

Evidently, ‘excluding’ cannot fill the 2nd blank.

‘Including’ perfectly fits the 2nd blank.

Hence, option B is the correct answer.

Both sentences A and C look to be good opening sentences for the paragraph. So we need to look for clues that link the sentences.

Let us consider sentence B. It starts off with “that entailed"? and discusses how the British tried to orchestrate a regional balance of power. This is obviously linked to sentence C. So B follows C.

We also note that sentence A declares commercial interests to be the driving force of the British Empire’s global expansion. Sentence C refers to the factors that help realize commercial goals. So C follows A.

D makes a good concluding sentence.

The question is " Arrange the sentences in the correct order "
The order is ACBD

Hence, the answer is ACBD
Choice C is the correct answer.

It made the following recommendations in its report submitted in 1887: The two-tier classification of civil services into covenanted and uncovenanted should be replaced by a three-tier classification-Imperial, provincial and subordinate civil services. The maximum age for entry into civil services should be 23 years.

The Central Bank of India, founded in 1911, was the first Indian commercial bank to be entirely owned and operated by Indians.

The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) is dedicated to expanding the Indian Mutual Fund Industry on professional, healthy, and ethical lines, as well as to improving and maintaining standards in all areas to safeguard and promote mutual funds and their unit holders.

PM Prasad has been appointed as the Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) of Coal India, the state-owned coal mining major. Prasad, who previously led Central Coalfields Ltd, a subsidiary of Coal India, has extensive experience in the coal mining sector. His appointment underscores the company's commitment to ensuring uninterrupted coal supply to the power sector.