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(1) 
 
1. National Rural Livelihood Mission was 
launched by which of the following 
ministries? 
 A. Ministry of Health and Family welfare 
B. Ministry of Child and Family 
development 
C. Ministry of Home Affairs 
D. Ministry of Rural Development 
E. Ministry of Panchayati Raj 
2. Who among the following renowned 
English fiction writer has been awarded 
with Jnanpith award, 2018 ? 
 A. Kiran Desai B. Amitav Ghosh 
C. Arvind Adiga D. Arundhati Roy 
E. Ravuri Bharadwaja  
3. According to the International Monetary 
Fund (IMF) report, India’s economy 
projected to grow at how much percent 
in 2019? 
 A. 7.5% B. 7.4% 
C. 7.3% D. 7.1% 
E. 7.2% 
4. What does 'M' stand for in 'TRIMS'? 
 A. Measures B. Management 
C. Million D. Money 
E. Market 
5. Which Indian railway station has 
become the first ever railway station in 
the Indian Railways to get an ISO 
certification (ISO-14001) from the 
National Green Tribunal (NGT) for 
“providing passenger amenities in a 
clean and green environment”? 
 A. Gorakhpur Railway Station (Uttar 
Pradesh)  
B. Indore Railway Station (Madhya 
Pradesh)  
C. Guwahati Railway Station (Assam)  
D. Varanasi Railway Station (Uttar 
Pradesh)  
E. None of these  
6. 'KUSUM' Yojana is related to which of 
the following fields? 
 A. Wind Energy  
 B. Solar Energy 
C. Farmer insurance 
D. Banking System 
E. Education 
7. What is the theme of 106th edition 
Indian Science Congress-2019? 
 A. Science and Technology for 
Indigenous Development in India 
B. Science for shaping the future of 
India 
C. Planet Earth 
D. Future India – Science and 
Technology 
E. Reaching the unreached through 
science and technology 
8. Which committee has been constituted 
by the Union Government to suggest 
ways for doubling farmers’ income by 
2022? 
 A. Arvind Panagariya committee  
B. Ashok Dalwai committee  
C. Amitabh Kant committee  
D. Bibek Debroy committee  
E. None of these  
9. In March 2019, World Bank and 
Government of India inked loan 
agreement of $250 million for which 
programme? 
 A. NREPG (National Rural Employment 
Guarantee Programme) 
B. NRHM (National Rural Health 
Mission) 
C. ICDS (Integrated Child Development 
Services) 
D. NRETP (National Rural Economic 
Transformation Project) 
E. SSA (Sarva Siksha Abhiyan) 
10. Hirakud dam is located in which of the 
following states? 
 A. Jharkhand B. Chhattisgarh 
C. Odisha D. West Bengal 
E. Karnataka 
11. 'Jallikattu' is typically practised in the 
which Indian state as a part of Pongal 
celebrations? 
 A. Kerala B. Andhra Pradesh 
C. Tamilnadu D. Manipur 
E. Assam 
12. Which of the following states topped in 
the Khelo India Youth Games (2nd 
edition) in Pune? 
 A. Punjab B. Assam 
C. Haryana D. Delhi 
E. Maharashtra 
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(1) 
 
1. National Rural Livelihood Mission was 
launched by which of the following 
ministries? 
 A. Ministry of Health and Family welfare 
B. Ministry of Child and Family 
development 
C. Ministry of Home Affairs 
D. Ministry of Rural Development 
E. Ministry of Panchayati Raj 
2. Who among the following renowned 
English fiction writer has been awarded 
with Jnanpith award, 2018 ? 
 A. Kiran Desai B. Amitav Ghosh 
C. Arvind Adiga D. Arundhati Roy 
E. Ravuri Bharadwaja  
3. According to the International Monetary 
Fund (IMF) report, India’s economy 
projected to grow at how much percent 
in 2019? 
 A. 7.5% B. 7.4% 
C. 7.3% D. 7.1% 
E. 7.2% 
4. What does 'M' stand for in 'TRIMS'? 
 A. Measures B. Management 
C. Million D. Money 
E. Market 
5. Which Indian railway station has 
become the first ever railway station in 
the Indian Railways to get an ISO 
certification (ISO-14001) from the 
National Green Tribunal (NGT) for 
“providing passenger amenities in a 
clean and green environment”? 
 A. Gorakhpur Railway Station (Uttar 
Pradesh)  
B. Indore Railway Station (Madhya 
Pradesh)  
C. Guwahati Railway Station (Assam)  
D. Varanasi Railway Station (Uttar 
Pradesh)  
E. None of these  
6. 'KUSUM' Yojana is related to which of 
the following fields? 
 A. Wind Energy  
 B. Solar Energy 
C. Farmer insurance 
D. Banking System 
E. Education 
7. What is the theme of 106th edition 
Indian Science Congress-2019? 
 A. Science and Technology for 
Indigenous Development in India 
B. Science for shaping the future of 
India 
C. Planet Earth 
D. Future India – Science and 
Technology 
E. Reaching the unreached through 
science and technology 
8. Which committee has been constituted 
by the Union Government to suggest 
ways for doubling farmers’ income by 
2022? 
 A. Arvind Panagariya committee  
B. Ashok Dalwai committee  
C. Amitabh Kant committee  
D. Bibek Debroy committee  
E. None of these  
9. In March 2019, World Bank and 
Government of India inked loan 
agreement of $250 million for which 
programme? 
 A. NREPG (National Rural Employment 
Guarantee Programme) 
B. NRHM (National Rural Health 
Mission) 
C. ICDS (Integrated Child Development 
Services) 
D. NRETP (National Rural Economic 
Transformation Project) 
E. SSA (Sarva Siksha Abhiyan) 
10. Hirakud dam is located in which of the 
following states? 
 A. Jharkhand B. Chhattisgarh 
C. Odisha D. West Bengal 
E. Karnataka 
11. 'Jallikattu' is typically practised in the 
which Indian state as a part of Pongal 
celebrations? 
 A. Kerala B. Andhra Pradesh 
C. Tamilnadu D. Manipur 
E. Assam 
12. Which of the following states topped in 
the Khelo India Youth Games (2nd 
edition) in Pune? 
 A. Punjab B. Assam 
C. Haryana D. Delhi 
E. Maharashtra 
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13. TRIPS is an agreement under WTO. 
What does 'TRIPS' stand for? 
 A. Trade related investment property 
Rights  
B. Trade related Aspect of investment 
property Rights  
C. Trade related aspect of Intellectual 
Property rights  
D. Trade related aspect of Intellectual 
Property system  
E. None of the above  
14. India tested which of the following long-
range cruise missiles with sharper 
terrain hugging capabilities? 
 A. Agni VI  B. Nirbhay  
C. Tomahawk  D. Babur  
E. Shaurya  
15. Which of the following cities hosted the 
Madhya Dakshini Festival 2019? 
 A. Darjeeling  B. Kolkata  
C. Gangtok  D. Guwahati  
E. None of these  
16. Kuldip Nayar conferred with the Padma 
Bhushan award posthumously for 2019. 
He was awarded for distinguished 
service of high order in which of the 
following fields? 
 A. Education B. Film 
C. Science D. Journalism 
E. Medicine 
17. Which of the following states has 
declared ‘Jackfruit’ as the official fruit of 
the state? 
 A. West Bengal   
 B. Kerala  
C. Karnataka   
 D. Andhra Pradesh  
E. None of the above  
18. Which Union territory became the first 
Union territory of India to run 
completely on solar power energy? 
 A. Delhi  B. Diu  
C. Lakshadweep  D. Puducherry  
E. None of these  
19. India follows four CPI indices to measure 
Inflation at the consumer level. Which of 
the following is not one of the four 
indices? 
 A. CPI-IW (Industrial Worker) 
B. CPI-AL (Agricultural Labourers) 
C. CPI-RL(Rural Labourers). 
D. CPI-SL (Service Labourers) 
E. None of these 
20. Who has been elected as first Indian 
woman Member of International 
Tribunal for Law of the Sea (ITLOS)? 
 A. Aruna Jayanthi   
 B. Vinita Bali  
C. Neeru Chadha   
 D. Chitra Ramkrishna  
E. None of these  
21. Direction: Refer to the pie charts to 
answer the given questions. 
 
 Above pie chart represent the population 
of villages– A, B, C, D and E in 2015 
where, 
 Total population of all villages = 
18000  
 
 Above pie chart represents the 
population of illiterates in respective 
villages in 2015 where, 
 Total number of illiterates =40% of 
Total population of all villages 
 Total village population = Number of 
literates + Number of Illiterates 
 In 2017, the population of village C 
remained the same as that in 2015, but 
the number of literates increased by ‘X’. 
As a result the total number of literates 
become 70% more than that of 
illiterates. What is the value of ‘X’? 
 A. 620 B. 440 
C. 680 D. 485 
E. 430 
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(1) 
 
1. National Rural Livelihood Mission was 
launched by which of the following 
ministries? 
 A. Ministry of Health and Family welfare 
B. Ministry of Child and Family 
development 
C. Ministry of Home Affairs 
D. Ministry of Rural Development 
E. Ministry of Panchayati Raj 
2. Who among the following renowned 
English fiction writer has been awarded 
with Jnanpith award, 2018 ? 
 A. Kiran Desai B. Amitav Ghosh 
C. Arvind Adiga D. Arundhati Roy 
E. Ravuri Bharadwaja  
3. According to the International Monetary 
Fund (IMF) report, India’s economy 
projected to grow at how much percent 
in 2019? 
 A. 7.5% B. 7.4% 
C. 7.3% D. 7.1% 
E. 7.2% 
4. What does 'M' stand for in 'TRIMS'? 
 A. Measures B. Management 
C. Million D. Money 
E. Market 
5. Which Indian railway station has 
become the first ever railway station in 
the Indian Railways to get an ISO 
certification (ISO-14001) from the 
National Green Tribunal (NGT) for 
“providing passenger amenities in a 
clean and green environment”? 
 A. Gorakhpur Railway Station (Uttar 
Pradesh)  
B. Indore Railway Station (Madhya 
Pradesh)  
C. Guwahati Railway Station (Assam)  
D. Varanasi Railway Station (Uttar 
Pradesh)  
E. None of these  
6. 'KUSUM' Yojana is related to which of 
the following fields? 
 A. Wind Energy  
 B. Solar Energy 
C. Farmer insurance 
D. Banking System 
E. Education 
7. What is the theme of 106th edition 
Indian Science Congress-2019? 
 A. Science and Technology for 
Indigenous Development in India 
B. Science for shaping the future of 
India 
C. Planet Earth 
D. Future India – Science and 
Technology 
E. Reaching the unreached through 
science and technology 
8. Which committee has been constituted 
by the Union Government to suggest 
ways for doubling farmers’ income by 
2022? 
 A. Arvind Panagariya committee  
B. Ashok Dalwai committee  
C. Amitabh Kant committee  
D. Bibek Debroy committee  
E. None of these  
9. In March 2019, World Bank and 
Government of India inked loan 
agreement of $250 million for which 
programme? 
 A. NREPG (National Rural Employment 
Guarantee Programme) 
B. NRHM (National Rural Health 
Mission) 
C. ICDS (Integrated Child Development 
Services) 
D. NRETP (National Rural Economic 
Transformation Project) 
E. SSA (Sarva Siksha Abhiyan) 
10. Hirakud dam is located in which of the 
following states? 
 A. Jharkhand B. Chhattisgarh 
C. Odisha D. West Bengal 
E. Karnataka 
11. 'Jallikattu' is typically practised in the 
which Indian state as a part of Pongal 
celebrations? 
 A. Kerala B. Andhra Pradesh 
C. Tamilnadu D. Manipur 
E. Assam 
12. Which of the following states topped in 
the Khelo India Youth Games (2nd 
edition) in Pune? 
 A. Punjab B. Assam 
C. Haryana D. Delhi 
E. Maharashtra 
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(2) 
13. TRIPS is an agreement under WTO. 
What does 'TRIPS' stand for? 
 A. Trade related investment property 
Rights  
B. Trade related Aspect of investment 
property Rights  
C. Trade related aspect of Intellectual 
Property rights  
D. Trade related aspect of Intellectual 
Property system  
E. None of the above  
14. India tested which of the following long-
range cruise missiles with sharper 
terrain hugging capabilities? 
 A. Agni VI  B. Nirbhay  
C. Tomahawk  D. Babur  
E. Shaurya  
15. Which of the following cities hosted the 
Madhya Dakshini Festival 2019? 
 A. Darjeeling  B. Kolkata  
C. Gangtok  D. Guwahati  
E. None of these  
16. Kuldip Nayar conferred with the Padma 
Bhushan award posthumously for 2019. 
He was awarded for distinguished 
service of high order in which of the 
following fields? 
 A. Education B. Film 
C. Science D. Journalism 
E. Medicine 
17. Which of the following states has 
declared ‘Jackfruit’ as the official fruit of 
the state? 
 A. West Bengal   
 B. Kerala  
C. Karnataka   
 D. Andhra Pradesh  
E. None of the above  
18. Which Union territory became the first 
Union territory of India to run 
completely on solar power energy? 
 A. Delhi  B. Diu  
C. Lakshadweep  D. Puducherry  
E. None of these  
19. India follows four CPI indices to measure 
Inflation at the consumer level. Which of 
the following is not one of the four 
indices? 
 A. CPI-IW (Industrial Worker) 
B. CPI-AL (Agricultural Labourers) 
C. CPI-RL(Rural Labourers). 
D. CPI-SL (Service Labourers) 
E. None of these 
20. Who has been elected as first Indian 
woman Member of International 
Tribunal for Law of the Sea (ITLOS)? 
 A. Aruna Jayanthi   
 B. Vinita Bali  
C. Neeru Chadha   
 D. Chitra Ramkrishna  
E. None of these  
21. Direction: Refer to the pie charts to 
answer the given questions. 
 
 Above pie chart represent the population 
of villages– A, B, C, D and E in 2015 
where, 
 Total population of all villages = 
18000  
 
 Above pie chart represents the 
population of illiterates in respective 
villages in 2015 where, 
 Total number of illiterates =40% of 
Total population of all villages 
 Total village population = Number of 
literates + Number of Illiterates 
 In 2017, the population of village C 
remained the same as that in 2015, but 
the number of literates increased by ‘X’. 
As a result the total number of literates 
become 70% more than that of 
illiterates. What is the value of ‘X’? 
 A. 620 B. 440 
C. 680 D. 485 
E. 430 
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22. The difference between the number of 
illiterates in village D and E is 
approximately what percent of that of 
the difference between literates in 
village D and E? 
 A. 30 B. 20 
C. 35 D. 13 
E. 15  
23. In Village D, the male to female ratio 
among the illiterates is 5 : 3 
respectively. Out of the illiterates, If ‘X” 
females and "1.25 X" males work as 
farmers and the ratio between males 
and females who do not work as farmers 
is 5 : 2 respectively, what is the value of 
‘X’ ? 
 A. 240 B. 300 
C. 360 D. 380 
E. 280  
24. The average number of illiterates in 
Village D, F and G is 1910. 40% and 
30% of the population of villages F and 
G respectively are illiterate. If the ratio 
of the population of Village F and G is 
4 : 5 respectively, what is the total 
population of Villages F and G together? 
 A. 10000 B. 12256 
C. 12456 D. 13000 
E. 14000  
25. In Village A, if the respective ratio 
between number of males and females 
is 17 : 13 and there are 1000 illiterate 
males in village A, what is the number of 
male literates in village A ? 
 A. 480 B. 540 
C. 940 D. 1040 
E. 1140  
26. If the volume and curved surface area of 
a cylinder 1232 m
3
 and 704 
m
2
 respectively, what is the total surface 
area of the cylinder (in m
2
)? 
 A. 429 B. 521 
C. 629 D. 721 
E. 781 
27. Find the value of x  
 Statement I: A person lent out a sum 
of Rs. 2400 in the ratio of 5: x in scheme 
A and scheme B, respectively. Scheme A 
is offering a simple interest of 8% per 
annum and Scheme B is offering a 
simple interest of 3(x+1)% per annum. 
Interest earned from scheme A after 2 
years is Rs. 24 more than the interest 
earned from scheme B after 2 years.  
 Statement II: A person lent out a sum 
of Rs. 2400 in the ratio of 5: 3 in scheme 
A and scheme B, respectively. Scheme A 
is offering a simple interest of 8% per 
annum and Scheme B is offering a 
simple interest of 3(x+1)% per annum. 
Simple Interest earned from scheme A 
after 9 years is equal to the interest 
earned from scheme B after (x+7) 
years. 
 A. If the data in statement I alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement II alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question  
B. If the data in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement I alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question  
C. If the data either in statement I 
alone or in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question  
D. If the data in both statements I and 
II together are necessary to answer the 
question  
E. If the data given in both statements 
I and II together are not sufficient to 
answer the question.  
28. Direction: In each of the following 
questions below consists of a question 
and two statements numbered I and II 
given below it. You have to decide 
whether the data provided in the 
statements are sufficient to answer the 
question. Read both the statements and 
give answer: 
 How long will the tank take to fill up 
completely?  
 Statement I: Two taps take 8 hours to 
fill a tank 
 Statement II: One tap can empty the 
tank in 20 hours 
 A. If the data in statement I alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement II alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question  
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(1) 
 
1. National Rural Livelihood Mission was 
launched by which of the following 
ministries? 
 A. Ministry of Health and Family welfare 
B. Ministry of Child and Family 
development 
C. Ministry of Home Affairs 
D. Ministry of Rural Development 
E. Ministry of Panchayati Raj 
2. Who among the following renowned 
English fiction writer has been awarded 
with Jnanpith award, 2018 ? 
 A. Kiran Desai B. Amitav Ghosh 
C. Arvind Adiga D. Arundhati Roy 
E. Ravuri Bharadwaja  
3. According to the International Monetary 
Fund (IMF) report, India’s economy 
projected to grow at how much percent 
in 2019? 
 A. 7.5% B. 7.4% 
C. 7.3% D. 7.1% 
E. 7.2% 
4. What does 'M' stand for in 'TRIMS'? 
 A. Measures B. Management 
C. Million D. Money 
E. Market 
5. Which Indian railway station has 
become the first ever railway station in 
the Indian Railways to get an ISO 
certification (ISO-14001) from the 
National Green Tribunal (NGT) for 
“providing passenger amenities in a 
clean and green environment”? 
 A. Gorakhpur Railway Station (Uttar 
Pradesh)  
B. Indore Railway Station (Madhya 
Pradesh)  
C. Guwahati Railway Station (Assam)  
D. Varanasi Railway Station (Uttar 
Pradesh)  
E. None of these  
6. 'KUSUM' Yojana is related to which of 
the following fields? 
 A. Wind Energy  
 B. Solar Energy 
C. Farmer insurance 
D. Banking System 
E. Education 
7. What is the theme of 106th edition 
Indian Science Congress-2019? 
 A. Science and Technology for 
Indigenous Development in India 
B. Science for shaping the future of 
India 
C. Planet Earth 
D. Future India – Science and 
Technology 
E. Reaching the unreached through 
science and technology 
8. Which committee has been constituted 
by the Union Government to suggest 
ways for doubling farmers’ income by 
2022? 
 A. Arvind Panagariya committee  
B. Ashok Dalwai committee  
C. Amitabh Kant committee  
D. Bibek Debroy committee  
E. None of these  
9. In March 2019, World Bank and 
Government of India inked loan 
agreement of $250 million for which 
programme? 
 A. NREPG (National Rural Employment 
Guarantee Programme) 
B. NRHM (National Rural Health 
Mission) 
C. ICDS (Integrated Child Development 
Services) 
D. NRETP (National Rural Economic 
Transformation Project) 
E. SSA (Sarva Siksha Abhiyan) 
10. Hirakud dam is located in which of the 
following states? 
 A. Jharkhand B. Chhattisgarh 
C. Odisha D. West Bengal 
E. Karnataka 
11. 'Jallikattu' is typically practised in the 
which Indian state as a part of Pongal 
celebrations? 
 A. Kerala B. Andhra Pradesh 
C. Tamilnadu D. Manipur 
E. Assam 
12. Which of the following states topped in 
the Khelo India Youth Games (2nd 
edition) in Pune? 
 A. Punjab B. Assam 
C. Haryana D. Delhi 
E. Maharashtra 
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(2) 
13. TRIPS is an agreement under WTO. 
What does 'TRIPS' stand for? 
 A. Trade related investment property 
Rights  
B. Trade related Aspect of investment 
property Rights  
C. Trade related aspect of Intellectual 
Property rights  
D. Trade related aspect of Intellectual 
Property system  
E. None of the above  
14. India tested which of the following long-
range cruise missiles with sharper 
terrain hugging capabilities? 
 A. Agni VI  B. Nirbhay  
C. Tomahawk  D. Babur  
E. Shaurya  
15. Which of the following cities hosted the 
Madhya Dakshini Festival 2019? 
 A. Darjeeling  B. Kolkata  
C. Gangtok  D. Guwahati  
E. None of these  
16. Kuldip Nayar conferred with the Padma 
Bhushan award posthumously for 2019. 
He was awarded for distinguished 
service of high order in which of the 
following fields? 
 A. Education B. Film 
C. Science D. Journalism 
E. Medicine 
17. Which of the following states has 
declared ‘Jackfruit’ as the official fruit of 
the state? 
 A. West Bengal   
 B. Kerala  
C. Karnataka   
 D. Andhra Pradesh  
E. None of the above  
18. Which Union territory became the first 
Union territory of India to run 
completely on solar power energy? 
 A. Delhi  B. Diu  
C. Lakshadweep  D. Puducherry  
E. None of these  
19. India follows four CPI indices to measure 
Inflation at the consumer level. Which of 
the following is not one of the four 
indices? 
 A. CPI-IW (Industrial Worker) 
B. CPI-AL (Agricultural Labourers) 
C. CPI-RL(Rural Labourers). 
D. CPI-SL (Service Labourers) 
E. None of these 
20. Who has been elected as first Indian 
woman Member of International 
Tribunal for Law of the Sea (ITLOS)? 
 A. Aruna Jayanthi   
 B. Vinita Bali  
C. Neeru Chadha   
 D. Chitra Ramkrishna  
E. None of these  
21. Direction: Refer to the pie charts to 
answer the given questions. 
 
 Above pie chart represent the population 
of villages– A, B, C, D and E in 2015 
where, 
 Total population of all villages = 
18000  
 
 Above pie chart represents the 
population of illiterates in respective 
villages in 2015 where, 
 Total number of illiterates =40% of 
Total population of all villages 
 Total village population = Number of 
literates + Number of Illiterates 
 In 2017, the population of village C 
remained the same as that in 2015, but 
the number of literates increased by ‘X’. 
As a result the total number of literates 
become 70% more than that of 
illiterates. What is the value of ‘X’? 
 A. 620 B. 440 
C. 680 D. 485 
E. 430 
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22. The difference between the number of 
illiterates in village D and E is 
approximately what percent of that of 
the difference between literates in 
village D and E? 
 A. 30 B. 20 
C. 35 D. 13 
E. 15  
23. In Village D, the male to female ratio 
among the illiterates is 5 : 3 
respectively. Out of the illiterates, If ‘X” 
females and "1.25 X" males work as 
farmers and the ratio between males 
and females who do not work as farmers 
is 5 : 2 respectively, what is the value of 
‘X’ ? 
 A. 240 B. 300 
C. 360 D. 380 
E. 280  
24. The average number of illiterates in 
Village D, F and G is 1910. 40% and 
30% of the population of villages F and 
G respectively are illiterate. If the ratio 
of the population of Village F and G is 
4 : 5 respectively, what is the total 
population of Villages F and G together? 
 A. 10000 B. 12256 
C. 12456 D. 13000 
E. 14000  
25. In Village A, if the respective ratio 
between number of males and females 
is 17 : 13 and there are 1000 illiterate 
males in village A, what is the number of 
male literates in village A ? 
 A. 480 B. 540 
C. 940 D. 1040 
E. 1140  
26. If the volume and curved surface area of 
a cylinder 1232 m
3
 and 704 
m
2
 respectively, what is the total surface 
area of the cylinder (in m
2
)? 
 A. 429 B. 521 
C. 629 D. 721 
E. 781 
27. Find the value of x  
 Statement I: A person lent out a sum 
of Rs. 2400 in the ratio of 5: x in scheme 
A and scheme B, respectively. Scheme A 
is offering a simple interest of 8% per 
annum and Scheme B is offering a 
simple interest of 3(x+1)% per annum. 
Interest earned from scheme A after 2 
years is Rs. 24 more than the interest 
earned from scheme B after 2 years.  
 Statement II: A person lent out a sum 
of Rs. 2400 in the ratio of 5: 3 in scheme 
A and scheme B, respectively. Scheme A 
is offering a simple interest of 8% per 
annum and Scheme B is offering a 
simple interest of 3(x+1)% per annum. 
Simple Interest earned from scheme A 
after 9 years is equal to the interest 
earned from scheme B after (x+7) 
years. 
 A. If the data in statement I alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement II alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question  
B. If the data in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement I alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question  
C. If the data either in statement I 
alone or in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question  
D. If the data in both statements I and 
II together are necessary to answer the 
question  
E. If the data given in both statements 
I and II together are not sufficient to 
answer the question.  
28. Direction: In each of the following 
questions below consists of a question 
and two statements numbered I and II 
given below it. You have to decide 
whether the data provided in the 
statements are sufficient to answer the 
question. Read both the statements and 
give answer: 
 How long will the tank take to fill up 
completely?  
 Statement I: Two taps take 8 hours to 
fill a tank 
 Statement II: One tap can empty the 
tank in 20 hours 
 A. If the data in statement I alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement II alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question  
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B. If the data in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement I alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question  
C. If the data either in statement I 
alone or in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question  
D. If the data in both statements I and 
II together are necessary to answer the 
question  
E. If the data given in both statements 
I and II together are not sufficient to 
answer the question.  
29. Direction: The question given below 
has few statements along with it. You 
have to determine which of the 
statement/s is/are sufficient/necessary 
for answering the question and mark 
your answer accordingly: 
 Find the present age of Prashant.  
Statement I: Age of Abhishek is average 
of age of Akshay and Prashant and age 
of Abhishek is 14 years less than twice 
the age of himself 4 years ago. Ratio of 
present age of Prashant to Akshay is 7: 
4, respectively.  
 Statement II: Age of Akshay is 2 years 
more than half of age of Prashant. Age 
of Prashant is 10 years less than the sum 
of present age of Akshay and Abhishek. 
Abhishek is 6 years younger than 
Prashant. 
 A. If the data in statement I alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement II alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question 
B. If the data in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement I alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question 
C. If the data either in statement I 
alone or in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question 
D. If the data in both statements I and 
II together are necessary to answer the 
question 
E. If the data given in both statements 
I and II together are not sufficient to 
answer the question. 
30. Directions: Each of the questions below 
consists of a question and two 
statements numbered I and II given 
below it. You have to decide whether the 
data provided in the statements are 
sufficient to answer the question. Read 
both the statements and give answer: 
 What is A’s monthly income?  
I. A’s monthly income is Rs. 2500 less 
than B’s monthly income.  
II. Ratio of B’s monthly income and C’s 
monthly income is 2 :1. 
 A. if the data in Statement I alone are 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in Statement II alone are not 
sufficient to answer the question.  
B. if the data in Statement II alone are 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in Statement I alone are not 
sufficient to answer the question.  
C. if the data in statement I alone or in 
Statement II alone are sufficient to 
answer the question.  
D. if the data in both the Statements I 
and II are not sufficient to answer the 
question.  
E. if the data in both the Statements I 
and Il together are necessary to answer 
the question.  
31. Direction: Given question is followed by 
information given in two statement 
named as Quantity 1 and Quantity 2. 
You have to study the information along 
with the question and compare the value 
derived from Quantity 1 and Quantity 2 
then answer the question. 
 Quantity 1: Find the value of x 
(6x
2
 + 17) – (3x
2
 + 20) = 0  
Quantity 2: Find the value of y 
(5y
2
 - 12) – (9y
2
 -16) = 0 
 A. Quantity 1 > Quantity 2 
 B. Quantity 1 = Quantity 2 
C. Quantity 1 < Quantity 2 
D. Quantity 1 = Quantity 2 
E. if x = y or relationship cannot be 
established  
32. Directions: Find the value of "x" and 
"y" and answer accordingly 
 I. 5x
2
 + 44x + 32 = 0 
II. 9y
2
 + 74y + 77 = 0 
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1. National Rural Livelihood Mission was 
launched by which of the following 
ministries? 
 A. Ministry of Health and Family welfare 
B. Ministry of Child and Family 
development 
C. Ministry of Home Affairs 
D. Ministry of Rural Development 
E. Ministry of Panchayati Raj 
2. Who among the following renowned 
English fiction writer has been awarded 
with Jnanpith award, 2018 ? 
 A. Kiran Desai B. Amitav Ghosh 
C. Arvind Adiga D. Arundhati Roy 
E. Ravuri Bharadwaja  
3. According to the International Monetary 
Fund (IMF) report, India’s economy 
projected to grow at how much percent 
in 2019? 
 A. 7.5% B. 7.4% 
C. 7.3% D. 7.1% 
E. 7.2% 
4. What does 'M' stand for in 'TRIMS'? 
 A. Measures B. Management 
C. Million D. Money 
E. Market 
5. Which Indian railway station has 
become the first ever railway station in 
the Indian Railways to get an ISO 
certification (ISO-14001) from the 
National Green Tribunal (NGT) for 
“providing passenger amenities in a 
clean and green environment”? 
 A. Gorakhpur Railway Station (Uttar 
Pradesh)  
B. Indore Railway Station (Madhya 
Pradesh)  
C. Guwahati Railway Station (Assam)  
D. Varanasi Railway Station (Uttar 
Pradesh)  
E. None of these  
6. 'KUSUM' Yojana is related to which of 
the following fields? 
 A. Wind Energy  
 B. Solar Energy 
C. Farmer insurance 
D. Banking System 
E. Education 
7. What is the theme of 106th edition 
Indian Science Congress-2019? 
 A. Science and Technology for 
Indigenous Development in India 
B. Science for shaping the future of 
India 
C. Planet Earth 
D. Future India – Science and 
Technology 
E. Reaching the unreached through 
science and technology 
8. Which committee has been constituted 
by the Union Government to suggest 
ways for doubling farmers’ income by 
2022? 
 A. Arvind Panagariya committee  
B. Ashok Dalwai committee  
C. Amitabh Kant committee  
D. Bibek Debroy committee  
E. None of these  
9. In March 2019, World Bank and 
Government of India inked loan 
agreement of $250 million for which 
programme? 
 A. NREPG (National Rural Employment 
Guarantee Programme) 
B. NRHM (National Rural Health 
Mission) 
C. ICDS (Integrated Child Development 
Services) 
D. NRETP (National Rural Economic 
Transformation Project) 
E. SSA (Sarva Siksha Abhiyan) 
10. Hirakud dam is located in which of the 
following states? 
 A. Jharkhand B. Chhattisgarh 
C. Odisha D. West Bengal 
E. Karnataka 
11. 'Jallikattu' is typically practised in the 
which Indian state as a part of Pongal 
celebrations? 
 A. Kerala B. Andhra Pradesh 
C. Tamilnadu D. Manipur 
E. Assam 
12. Which of the following states topped in 
the Khelo India Youth Games (2nd 
edition) in Pune? 
 A. Punjab B. Assam 
C. Haryana D. Delhi 
E. Maharashtra 
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13. TRIPS is an agreement under WTO. 
What does 'TRIPS' stand for? 
 A. Trade related investment property 
Rights  
B. Trade related Aspect of investment 
property Rights  
C. Trade related aspect of Intellectual 
Property rights  
D. Trade related aspect of Intellectual 
Property system  
E. None of the above  
14. India tested which of the following long-
range cruise missiles with sharper 
terrain hugging capabilities? 
 A. Agni VI  B. Nirbhay  
C. Tomahawk  D. Babur  
E. Shaurya  
15. Which of the following cities hosted the 
Madhya Dakshini Festival 2019? 
 A. Darjeeling  B. Kolkata  
C. Gangtok  D. Guwahati  
E. None of these  
16. Kuldip Nayar conferred with the Padma 
Bhushan award posthumously for 2019. 
He was awarded for distinguished 
service of high order in which of the 
following fields? 
 A. Education B. Film 
C. Science D. Journalism 
E. Medicine 
17. Which of the following states has 
declared ‘Jackfruit’ as the official fruit of 
the state? 
 A. West Bengal   
 B. Kerala  
C. Karnataka   
 D. Andhra Pradesh  
E. None of the above  
18. Which Union territory became the first 
Union territory of India to run 
completely on solar power energy? 
 A. Delhi  B. Diu  
C. Lakshadweep  D. Puducherry  
E. None of these  
19. India follows four CPI indices to measure 
Inflation at the consumer level. Which of 
the following is not one of the four 
indices? 
 A. CPI-IW (Industrial Worker) 
B. CPI-AL (Agricultural Labourers) 
C. CPI-RL(Rural Labourers). 
D. CPI-SL (Service Labourers) 
E. None of these 
20. Who has been elected as first Indian 
woman Member of International 
Tribunal for Law of the Sea (ITLOS)? 
 A. Aruna Jayanthi   
 B. Vinita Bali  
C. Neeru Chadha   
 D. Chitra Ramkrishna  
E. None of these  
21. Direction: Refer to the pie charts to 
answer the given questions. 
 
 Above pie chart represent the population 
of villages– A, B, C, D and E in 2015 
where, 
 Total population of all villages = 
18000  
 
 Above pie chart represents the 
population of illiterates in respective 
villages in 2015 where, 
 Total number of illiterates =40% of 
Total population of all villages 
 Total village population = Number of 
literates + Number of Illiterates 
 In 2017, the population of village C 
remained the same as that in 2015, but 
the number of literates increased by ‘X’. 
As a result the total number of literates 
become 70% more than that of 
illiterates. What is the value of ‘X’? 
 A. 620 B. 440 
C. 680 D. 485 
E. 430 
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22. The difference between the number of 
illiterates in village D and E is 
approximately what percent of that of 
the difference between literates in 
village D and E? 
 A. 30 B. 20 
C. 35 D. 13 
E. 15  
23. In Village D, the male to female ratio 
among the illiterates is 5 : 3 
respectively. Out of the illiterates, If ‘X” 
females and "1.25 X" males work as 
farmers and the ratio between males 
and females who do not work as farmers 
is 5 : 2 respectively, what is the value of 
‘X’ ? 
 A. 240 B. 300 
C. 360 D. 380 
E. 280  
24. The average number of illiterates in 
Village D, F and G is 1910. 40% and 
30% of the population of villages F and 
G respectively are illiterate. If the ratio 
of the population of Village F and G is 
4 : 5 respectively, what is the total 
population of Villages F and G together? 
 A. 10000 B. 12256 
C. 12456 D. 13000 
E. 14000  
25. In Village A, if the respective ratio 
between number of males and females 
is 17 : 13 and there are 1000 illiterate 
males in village A, what is the number of 
male literates in village A ? 
 A. 480 B. 540 
C. 940 D. 1040 
E. 1140  
26. If the volume and curved surface area of 
a cylinder 1232 m
3
 and 704 
m
2
 respectively, what is the total surface 
area of the cylinder (in m
2
)? 
 A. 429 B. 521 
C. 629 D. 721 
E. 781 
27. Find the value of x  
 Statement I: A person lent out a sum 
of Rs. 2400 in the ratio of 5: x in scheme 
A and scheme B, respectively. Scheme A 
is offering a simple interest of 8% per 
annum and Scheme B is offering a 
simple interest of 3(x+1)% per annum. 
Interest earned from scheme A after 2 
years is Rs. 24 more than the interest 
earned from scheme B after 2 years.  
 Statement II: A person lent out a sum 
of Rs. 2400 in the ratio of 5: 3 in scheme 
A and scheme B, respectively. Scheme A 
is offering a simple interest of 8% per 
annum and Scheme B is offering a 
simple interest of 3(x+1)% per annum. 
Simple Interest earned from scheme A 
after 9 years is equal to the interest 
earned from scheme B after (x+7) 
years. 
 A. If the data in statement I alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement II alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question  
B. If the data in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement I alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question  
C. If the data either in statement I 
alone or in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question  
D. If the data in both statements I and 
II together are necessary to answer the 
question  
E. If the data given in both statements 
I and II together are not sufficient to 
answer the question.  
28. Direction: In each of the following 
questions below consists of a question 
and two statements numbered I and II 
given below it. You have to decide 
whether the data provided in the 
statements are sufficient to answer the 
question. Read both the statements and 
give answer: 
 How long will the tank take to fill up 
completely?  
 Statement I: Two taps take 8 hours to 
fill a tank 
 Statement II: One tap can empty the 
tank in 20 hours 
 A. If the data in statement I alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement II alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question  
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B. If the data in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement I alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question  
C. If the data either in statement I 
alone or in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question  
D. If the data in both statements I and 
II together are necessary to answer the 
question  
E. If the data given in both statements 
I and II together are not sufficient to 
answer the question.  
29. Direction: The question given below 
has few statements along with it. You 
have to determine which of the 
statement/s is/are sufficient/necessary 
for answering the question and mark 
your answer accordingly: 
 Find the present age of Prashant.  
Statement I: Age of Abhishek is average 
of age of Akshay and Prashant and age 
of Abhishek is 14 years less than twice 
the age of himself 4 years ago. Ratio of 
present age of Prashant to Akshay is 7: 
4, respectively.  
 Statement II: Age of Akshay is 2 years 
more than half of age of Prashant. Age 
of Prashant is 10 years less than the sum 
of present age of Akshay and Abhishek. 
Abhishek is 6 years younger than 
Prashant. 
 A. If the data in statement I alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement II alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question 
B. If the data in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in statement I alone is not 
sufficient to answer the question 
C. If the data either in statement I 
alone or in statement II alone is 
sufficient to answer the question 
D. If the data in both statements I and 
II together are necessary to answer the 
question 
E. If the data given in both statements 
I and II together are not sufficient to 
answer the question. 
30. Directions: Each of the questions below 
consists of a question and two 
statements numbered I and II given 
below it. You have to decide whether the 
data provided in the statements are 
sufficient to answer the question. Read 
both the statements and give answer: 
 What is A’s monthly income?  
I. A’s monthly income is Rs. 2500 less 
than B’s monthly income.  
II. Ratio of B’s monthly income and C’s 
monthly income is 2 :1. 
 A. if the data in Statement I alone are 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in Statement II alone are not 
sufficient to answer the question.  
B. if the data in Statement II alone are 
sufficient to answer the question, while 
the data in Statement I alone are not 
sufficient to answer the question.  
C. if the data in statement I alone or in 
Statement II alone are sufficient to 
answer the question.  
D. if the data in both the Statements I 
and II are not sufficient to answer the 
question.  
E. if the data in both the Statements I 
and Il together are necessary to answer 
the question.  
31. Direction: Given question is followed by 
information given in two statement 
named as Quantity 1 and Quantity 2. 
You have to study the information along 
with the question and compare the value 
derived from Quantity 1 and Quantity 2 
then answer the question. 
 Quantity 1: Find the value of x 
(6x
2
 + 17) – (3x
2
 + 20) = 0  
Quantity 2: Find the value of y 
(5y
2
 - 12) – (9y
2
 -16) = 0 
 A. Quantity 1 > Quantity 2 
 B. Quantity 1 = Quantity 2 
C. Quantity 1 < Quantity 2 
D. Quantity 1 = Quantity 2 
E. if x = y or relationship cannot be 
established  
32. Directions: Find the value of "x" and 
"y" and answer accordingly 
 I. 5x
2
 + 44x + 32 = 0 
II. 9y
2
 + 74y + 77 = 0 
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 A. x > y B. x = y 
C. x < y D. x = y 
E. x = y or relationship between x and 
y cannot be established. 
33. Directions: In each of these questions, 
two equations (I) and (II) are given. You 
have to solve both the equations and 
give answer  
 Quantity I:16x
2
 + 28x + 12 = 0 
Quantity II:6y
2
 + 32y + 42 = 0 
 A. Quantity I > Quantity II 
B. Quantity I = Quantity II 
C. Quantity I< Quantity II 
D. If Quantity I = Quantity II 
E. Quantity I= Quantity II or 
relationship between x and y cannot be 
established. 
34. Direction: Solve the following question 
by calculating the two quantities and 
comparing them: 
 Quantity 1: 3x
2
 – 54x – (27)
2
 = 0  
 Quantity 2: 4x
2
 – 450x + 8100 = 0 
 A. Quantity 1 > Quantity 2  
B. Quantity 1 = Quantity 2  
C. Quantity 1 < Quantity 2  
D. Quantity 1 = Quantity 2  
E. Quantity 1 = Quantity 2 or no 
relation.  
 Direction (35-49): What should come 
in place of the question mark '?' in the 
following number series? 
35. 520, 268, 142, ?, 47.5, 31.75 
 A. 81  B. 79  
C. 83  D. 81.25  
E. None of these  
36. 520, 268, 142, ?, 47.5, 31.75 
 A. 81  B. 79  
C. 83  D. 81.25  
E. None of these  
37. 4, 1.5, 1.75, ?, 8.5, 35.5 
 A. 3.25  B. 2.50  
C. 2.25  D. 3  
E. None of these  
38. 0, 10, 34, 78, 148, ? 
 A. 250  B. 248  
C. 200  D. 190  
E. None of these  
39. Shobhit is twice as efficient as Rohit and 
Rohit is twice as efficient as Mohit. If all 
of them working together and complete 
the work in 20 days, then find in how 
many days Rohit and Shobhit working 
together can complete that work? 
 A.  days B.  days 
C.  days D.  days 
E.  days 
40. P, Q and R started a business by 
investing Rs.900, Rs.1300 and Rs.2000 
respectively. After two years they 
invested another amounts in the ratio 3 
: 1 : 5. After another 1 year, P, Q and R 
withdrew Rs.200, Rs.400 and Rs.1000 
from the business respectively. Now the 
profit earned from the business after 4 
years from the start of the business is in 
the ratio of 4 : 5 : a and share of P in 
the profit is Rs.1200. Find the total profit 
earned from the business. 
 A. Rs. 4100  B. Rs. 5100  
C. Rs. 4800  D. Rs. 5400  
E. None of these  
 Direction (41-45): Read the 
information given and answer the 
following question. 
 A family has 8 members A, B, C, D, E, F, 
G and H. They were born on same date 
and month but in different years viz. 
1978, 1996, 1949, 1993, 1954, 1989, 
1972 and 1982 but not necessarily in the 
same order. All the age calculations are 
done taking 01 July 2018 as a reference. 
 A is the oldest member. Two members 
were born between A and B. E was born 
in one of the even-numbered years after 
B. H is 2 years older than that of twice 
the age of C. Three members were born 
between H and F. D was born before G. 
41. Who is the 3
rd
 eldest member of the 
family? 
 A. H B. B 
C. D D. E 
E. None of these