IBPS Clerk Prelims Memory Based Paper (4 October 2025)

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Directions (1-5): The table shows the three languages 
(English, Hindi and Urdu) books sold by A and B. 
Books English Hindi Urdu 
A 28 50 36 
B 55 54 32 
 
Q1. Find the number of English book sold by A and B 
together is what percentage of Hindi books sold by A. 
(a) 166% 
(b) 120% 
(c) 66% 
(d) 20% 
(e) 100% 
 
Q2. If X sold 25% more English books than A, then find the 
difference between English book sold by X and Hindi 
books sold by B. 
(a) 16 
(b) 19 
(c) 20 
(d) 22 
(e) 24 
 
Q3. Find the ratio of Hindi book sold by B to Urdu books 
sold by A. 
(a) 3:2 
(b) 2:3 
(c) 2:1 
(d) 2:5 
(e) 2:9 
 
Q4. Find the average number of books of three languages 
sold by B. 
(a) 46 
(b) 49 
(c) 47 
(d) 42 
(e) 44 
 
Q5. Find the difference between total books sold by A and 
B. 
(a) 16 
(b) 32 
(c) 20 
(d) 27 
(e) 18 
 
Directions (6-10): The line graph given below shows the 
number of people visiting in four different malls (A, B, C 
& D). 
 
 
Q6. Find the ratio of total people visiting A to total people 
visiting C. 
(a) 11:14 
(b) 12:13 
(c) 14:11 
(d) 12:5 
(e) 12:19 
 
Q7. Find the average of total people visiting A, B and C. 
(a) 280 
(b) 320 
(c) 200 
(d) 210 
(e) 220 
 
Q8. The people visiting B is what percentage of people 
visiting D. 
(a) 180.96 
(b) 70.95 
(c) 80.95 
(d) 127.65 
(e) 118.77 
 
Q9. The ratio of male to female visitor in C is 3:1, find the 
male visitor in C. 
(a) 160 
(b) 132 
(c) 120 
(d) 210 
(e) 180 
 
200
240
280
320
360
400
440
A B C D
The number of people visiting malls
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Directions (1-5): The table shows the three languages 
(English, Hindi and Urdu) books sold by A and B. 
Books English Hindi Urdu 
A 28 50 36 
B 55 54 32 
 
Q1. Find the number of English book sold by A and B 
together is what percentage of Hindi books sold by A. 
(a) 166% 
(b) 120% 
(c) 66% 
(d) 20% 
(e) 100% 
 
Q2. If X sold 25% more English books than A, then find the 
difference between English book sold by X and Hindi 
books sold by B. 
(a) 16 
(b) 19 
(c) 20 
(d) 22 
(e) 24 
 
Q3. Find the ratio of Hindi book sold by B to Urdu books 
sold by A. 
(a) 3:2 
(b) 2:3 
(c) 2:1 
(d) 2:5 
(e) 2:9 
 
Q4. Find the average number of books of three languages 
sold by B. 
(a) 46 
(b) 49 
(c) 47 
(d) 42 
(e) 44 
 
Q5. Find the difference between total books sold by A and 
B. 
(a) 16 
(b) 32 
(c) 20 
(d) 27 
(e) 18 
 
Directions (6-10): The line graph given below shows the 
number of people visiting in four different malls (A, B, C 
& D). 
 
 
Q6. Find the ratio of total people visiting A to total people 
visiting C. 
(a) 11:14 
(b) 12:13 
(c) 14:11 
(d) 12:5 
(e) 12:19 
 
Q7. Find the average of total people visiting A, B and C. 
(a) 280 
(b) 320 
(c) 200 
(d) 210 
(e) 220 
 
Q8. The people visiting B is what percentage of people 
visiting D. 
(a) 180.96 
(b) 70.95 
(c) 80.95 
(d) 127.65 
(e) 118.77 
 
Q9. The ratio of male to female visitor in C is 3:1, find the 
male visitor in C. 
(a) 160 
(b) 132 
(c) 120 
(d) 210 
(e) 180 
 
200
240
280
320
360
400
440
A B C D
The number of people visiting malls
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q10. The ratio of people visiting mall D to mall E is 4:5. 
Find the difference between people visiting mall E and 
mall A.  
(a) 316 
(b) 325 
(c) 320 
(d) 277 
(e) 305 
 
Directions (11-22): What should come in place of 
question mark (?) in the following questions? 
 
Q11. 784 + 1297 – 613 = ?  
(a) 1468 
 (b) 1342 
(c) 1454 
(d) 1086 
(e) 1338 
 
Q12. ? = 225 ÷ 45 ÷ 5 × 75 
(a) 25 
(b) 75 
(c) 50 
(d) 15 
(e) 90 
 
Q13. 7
?
= 343÷ 512 × 64 × 56 ÷ 49 
(a) 1 
(b) 3 
(c) 5 
(d) 4 
(e) 2 
 
Q14. (120 +36) ÷ (12 – 6 ) = ?        
(a) 21.5 
(b) 26.5 
(c) 21.5 
(d) 23.5 
(e) 22.5 
 
Q15. (3080 + 6160) ÷ ? = 330        
(a) 26    
(b) 22   
(c) 28 
(d) 29    
(e) 18 
 
Q16. 144-(10800÷36)+?
2
=100 
(a) 10 
(b) 18 
(c) 15 
(d) 9 
(e) 16 
 
Q17. 
4
5
 of v1225 ÷ 
1
3
 of (729)
1
3
 = ? +
1
3
 
(a) 10 
(b) 18 
(c) 15 
(d) 9 
(e) 3 
 
Q18. 
5
8
 th of 160% of ? = v225 × 4 
(a) 70 
(b) 80 
(c) 60 
(d) 40 
(e) 50 
 
Q19. 24×?=225% of 2400  
(a) 144 
(b) 121 
(c) 225 
(d) 324 
(e) 81 
 
Q20. [(40)
2
× 8] ÷ 50 ÷ 16 =? 
(a) 3 
(b) 9 
(c) 16 
(d) 12 
(e) 15 
 
Q21. 65%????
1700
13
+ 17
2
=? 
(a) 412 
(b) 413 
(c) 374 
(d) 339 
(e) 328 
 
Q22. (35% of 40 ×10)+29= ? 
(a) 144 
(b) 169 
(c) 225 
(d) 81 
(e) 25 
 
Q23. A vessel contains 56 liters of milk and water in the 
ratio of 4:3, respectively. If Y liters of water are added to 
the mixture, then the ratio of milk to water in the 
resultant mixture becomes 8:7, respectively. Find Y. 
(a) 2 
(b) 4 
(c) 5 
(d) 3 
(e) 6 
 
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Directions (1-5): The table shows the three languages 
(English, Hindi and Urdu) books sold by A and B. 
Books English Hindi Urdu 
A 28 50 36 
B 55 54 32 
 
Q1. Find the number of English book sold by A and B 
together is what percentage of Hindi books sold by A. 
(a) 166% 
(b) 120% 
(c) 66% 
(d) 20% 
(e) 100% 
 
Q2. If X sold 25% more English books than A, then find the 
difference between English book sold by X and Hindi 
books sold by B. 
(a) 16 
(b) 19 
(c) 20 
(d) 22 
(e) 24 
 
Q3. Find the ratio of Hindi book sold by B to Urdu books 
sold by A. 
(a) 3:2 
(b) 2:3 
(c) 2:1 
(d) 2:5 
(e) 2:9 
 
Q4. Find the average number of books of three languages 
sold by B. 
(a) 46 
(b) 49 
(c) 47 
(d) 42 
(e) 44 
 
Q5. Find the difference between total books sold by A and 
B. 
(a) 16 
(b) 32 
(c) 20 
(d) 27 
(e) 18 
 
Directions (6-10): The line graph given below shows the 
number of people visiting in four different malls (A, B, C 
& D). 
 
 
Q6. Find the ratio of total people visiting A to total people 
visiting C. 
(a) 11:14 
(b) 12:13 
(c) 14:11 
(d) 12:5 
(e) 12:19 
 
Q7. Find the average of total people visiting A, B and C. 
(a) 280 
(b) 320 
(c) 200 
(d) 210 
(e) 220 
 
Q8. The people visiting B is what percentage of people 
visiting D. 
(a) 180.96 
(b) 70.95 
(c) 80.95 
(d) 127.65 
(e) 118.77 
 
Q9. The ratio of male to female visitor in C is 3:1, find the 
male visitor in C. 
(a) 160 
(b) 132 
(c) 120 
(d) 210 
(e) 180 
 
200
240
280
320
360
400
440
A B C D
The number of people visiting malls
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q10. The ratio of people visiting mall D to mall E is 4:5. 
Find the difference between people visiting mall E and 
mall A.  
(a) 316 
(b) 325 
(c) 320 
(d) 277 
(e) 305 
 
Directions (11-22): What should come in place of 
question mark (?) in the following questions? 
 
Q11. 784 + 1297 – 613 = ?  
(a) 1468 
 (b) 1342 
(c) 1454 
(d) 1086 
(e) 1338 
 
Q12. ? = 225 ÷ 45 ÷ 5 × 75 
(a) 25 
(b) 75 
(c) 50 
(d) 15 
(e) 90 
 
Q13. 7
?
= 343÷ 512 × 64 × 56 ÷ 49 
(a) 1 
(b) 3 
(c) 5 
(d) 4 
(e) 2 
 
Q14. (120 +36) ÷ (12 – 6 ) = ?        
(a) 21.5 
(b) 26.5 
(c) 21.5 
(d) 23.5 
(e) 22.5 
 
Q15. (3080 + 6160) ÷ ? = 330        
(a) 26    
(b) 22   
(c) 28 
(d) 29    
(e) 18 
 
Q16. 144-(10800÷36)+?
2
=100 
(a) 10 
(b) 18 
(c) 15 
(d) 9 
(e) 16 
 
Q17. 
4
5
 of v1225 ÷ 
1
3
 of (729)
1
3
 = ? +
1
3
 
(a) 10 
(b) 18 
(c) 15 
(d) 9 
(e) 3 
 
Q18. 
5
8
 th of 160% of ? = v225 × 4 
(a) 70 
(b) 80 
(c) 60 
(d) 40 
(e) 50 
 
Q19. 24×?=225% of 2400  
(a) 144 
(b) 121 
(c) 225 
(d) 324 
(e) 81 
 
Q20. [(40)
2
× 8] ÷ 50 ÷ 16 =? 
(a) 3 
(b) 9 
(c) 16 
(d) 12 
(e) 15 
 
Q21. 65%????
1700
13
+ 17
2
=? 
(a) 412 
(b) 413 
(c) 374 
(d) 339 
(e) 328 
 
Q22. (35% of 40 ×10)+29= ? 
(a) 144 
(b) 169 
(c) 225 
(d) 81 
(e) 25 
 
Q23. A vessel contains 56 liters of milk and water in the 
ratio of 4:3, respectively. If Y liters of water are added to 
the mixture, then the ratio of milk to water in the 
resultant mixture becomes 8:7, respectively. Find Y. 
(a) 2 
(b) 4 
(c) 5 
(d) 3 
(e) 6 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q24. A started a business with an investment of Rs 2400, 
and after 3 months, B joined with an investment of Rs X. 
At the end of the year the profit share of A to B is 2:1, 
respectively. Find X. 
(a) 1600 
(b) 1200 
(c) 1800 
(d) 1500 
(e) 1000 
 
Q25. There are two positive integers, A and B, and the 
ratio of A to B is 3:2, respectively. If 16 is subtracted from 
A and added to B, then the final ratio of A to B is 19:26, 
respectively. Find the initial value of A. 
(a) 42 
(b) 48 
(c) 56 
(d) 40 
(e) 54 
 
Q26. A man invested Rs 1600 in simple interest at X% p.a. 
for five years and received interest of Rs 840. If he 
invested the same amount in simple interest at (X+5)% 
p.a. for 3 years, then find the interest received (in Rs). 
(a) 650 
(b) 840 
(c) 744 
(d) 966 
(e) 624 
 
Q27. The area of a right-angle triangle is 180 cm² and the 
height of the triangle is 24 cm. If the side of a square is 3 
cm less than the base of the triangle, then find the area of 
the square (in cm²). 
(a) 100 
(b) 196 
(c) 144 
(d) 169 
(e) 121 
 
Q28. The ratio of the present ages of A to B is 9:5, 
respectively. If the ratio of A five years hence and B 5 years 
ago is 16:5, respectively, then find the sum of ages of A and 
B after 10 years (in years). 
(a) 42 
(b) 77 
(c) 72 
(d) 57 
(e) 62 
 
Q29. A boat can cover 192 km downstream in 4 hours and 
210 km upstream in 5 hours. If the speed of the boat in 
still water is decreased by 20%, then find the distance 
covered by the boat in still water in 3 hours. 
(a) 102 km 
(b) 120 km 
(c) 110 km 
(d) 108 km 
(e) 116 km 
 
Q30. A person brought X chocolates to distribute equally 
among his 30 friends. However, 3 friends did not arrive, 
so the remaining friends each received 1 chocolate more 
than they would have if all 30 friends were present. Find 
the total number of chocolates, X. 
(a) 300 
(b) 270 
(c) 240 
(d) 210 
(e) 180 
 
Q31. The number of adults and children together who 
visited a park on Sunday is 50. If the ticket price for each 
adult is Rs 30 and each child is Rs 20 and the total amount 
received by the park on Sunday is Rs 1350, then find the 
number of adults. 
(a) 15 
(b) 27 
(c) 25 
(d) 20 
(e) 35 
 
 
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Directions (1-5): The table shows the three languages 
(English, Hindi and Urdu) books sold by A and B. 
Books English Hindi Urdu 
A 28 50 36 
B 55 54 32 
 
Q1. Find the number of English book sold by A and B 
together is what percentage of Hindi books sold by A. 
(a) 166% 
(b) 120% 
(c) 66% 
(d) 20% 
(e) 100% 
 
Q2. If X sold 25% more English books than A, then find the 
difference between English book sold by X and Hindi 
books sold by B. 
(a) 16 
(b) 19 
(c) 20 
(d) 22 
(e) 24 
 
Q3. Find the ratio of Hindi book sold by B to Urdu books 
sold by A. 
(a) 3:2 
(b) 2:3 
(c) 2:1 
(d) 2:5 
(e) 2:9 
 
Q4. Find the average number of books of three languages 
sold by B. 
(a) 46 
(b) 49 
(c) 47 
(d) 42 
(e) 44 
 
Q5. Find the difference between total books sold by A and 
B. 
(a) 16 
(b) 32 
(c) 20 
(d) 27 
(e) 18 
 
Directions (6-10): The line graph given below shows the 
number of people visiting in four different malls (A, B, C 
& D). 
 
 
Q6. Find the ratio of total people visiting A to total people 
visiting C. 
(a) 11:14 
(b) 12:13 
(c) 14:11 
(d) 12:5 
(e) 12:19 
 
Q7. Find the average of total people visiting A, B and C. 
(a) 280 
(b) 320 
(c) 200 
(d) 210 
(e) 220 
 
Q8. The people visiting B is what percentage of people 
visiting D. 
(a) 180.96 
(b) 70.95 
(c) 80.95 
(d) 127.65 
(e) 118.77 
 
Q9. The ratio of male to female visitor in C is 3:1, find the 
male visitor in C. 
(a) 160 
(b) 132 
(c) 120 
(d) 210 
(e) 180 
 
200
240
280
320
360
400
440
A B C D
The number of people visiting malls
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q10. The ratio of people visiting mall D to mall E is 4:5. 
Find the difference between people visiting mall E and 
mall A.  
(a) 316 
(b) 325 
(c) 320 
(d) 277 
(e) 305 
 
Directions (11-22): What should come in place of 
question mark (?) in the following questions? 
 
Q11. 784 + 1297 – 613 = ?  
(a) 1468 
 (b) 1342 
(c) 1454 
(d) 1086 
(e) 1338 
 
Q12. ? = 225 ÷ 45 ÷ 5 × 75 
(a) 25 
(b) 75 
(c) 50 
(d) 15 
(e) 90 
 
Q13. 7
?
= 343÷ 512 × 64 × 56 ÷ 49 
(a) 1 
(b) 3 
(c) 5 
(d) 4 
(e) 2 
 
Q14. (120 +36) ÷ (12 – 6 ) = ?        
(a) 21.5 
(b) 26.5 
(c) 21.5 
(d) 23.5 
(e) 22.5 
 
Q15. (3080 + 6160) ÷ ? = 330        
(a) 26    
(b) 22   
(c) 28 
(d) 29    
(e) 18 
 
Q16. 144-(10800÷36)+?
2
=100 
(a) 10 
(b) 18 
(c) 15 
(d) 9 
(e) 16 
 
Q17. 
4
5
 of v1225 ÷ 
1
3
 of (729)
1
3
 = ? +
1
3
 
(a) 10 
(b) 18 
(c) 15 
(d) 9 
(e) 3 
 
Q18. 
5
8
 th of 160% of ? = v225 × 4 
(a) 70 
(b) 80 
(c) 60 
(d) 40 
(e) 50 
 
Q19. 24×?=225% of 2400  
(a) 144 
(b) 121 
(c) 225 
(d) 324 
(e) 81 
 
Q20. [(40)
2
× 8] ÷ 50 ÷ 16 =? 
(a) 3 
(b) 9 
(c) 16 
(d) 12 
(e) 15 
 
Q21. 65%????
1700
13
+ 17
2
=? 
(a) 412 
(b) 413 
(c) 374 
(d) 339 
(e) 328 
 
Q22. (35% of 40 ×10)+29= ? 
(a) 144 
(b) 169 
(c) 225 
(d) 81 
(e) 25 
 
Q23. A vessel contains 56 liters of milk and water in the 
ratio of 4:3, respectively. If Y liters of water are added to 
the mixture, then the ratio of milk to water in the 
resultant mixture becomes 8:7, respectively. Find Y. 
(a) 2 
(b) 4 
(c) 5 
(d) 3 
(e) 6 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q24. A started a business with an investment of Rs 2400, 
and after 3 months, B joined with an investment of Rs X. 
At the end of the year the profit share of A to B is 2:1, 
respectively. Find X. 
(a) 1600 
(b) 1200 
(c) 1800 
(d) 1500 
(e) 1000 
 
Q25. There are two positive integers, A and B, and the 
ratio of A to B is 3:2, respectively. If 16 is subtracted from 
A and added to B, then the final ratio of A to B is 19:26, 
respectively. Find the initial value of A. 
(a) 42 
(b) 48 
(c) 56 
(d) 40 
(e) 54 
 
Q26. A man invested Rs 1600 in simple interest at X% p.a. 
for five years and received interest of Rs 840. If he 
invested the same amount in simple interest at (X+5)% 
p.a. for 3 years, then find the interest received (in Rs). 
(a) 650 
(b) 840 
(c) 744 
(d) 966 
(e) 624 
 
Q27. The area of a right-angle triangle is 180 cm² and the 
height of the triangle is 24 cm. If the side of a square is 3 
cm less than the base of the triangle, then find the area of 
the square (in cm²). 
(a) 100 
(b) 196 
(c) 144 
(d) 169 
(e) 121 
 
Q28. The ratio of the present ages of A to B is 9:5, 
respectively. If the ratio of A five years hence and B 5 years 
ago is 16:5, respectively, then find the sum of ages of A and 
B after 10 years (in years). 
(a) 42 
(b) 77 
(c) 72 
(d) 57 
(e) 62 
 
Q29. A boat can cover 192 km downstream in 4 hours and 
210 km upstream in 5 hours. If the speed of the boat in 
still water is decreased by 20%, then find the distance 
covered by the boat in still water in 3 hours. 
(a) 102 km 
(b) 120 km 
(c) 110 km 
(d) 108 km 
(e) 116 km 
 
Q30. A person brought X chocolates to distribute equally 
among his 30 friends. However, 3 friends did not arrive, 
so the remaining friends each received 1 chocolate more 
than they would have if all 30 friends were present. Find 
the total number of chocolates, X. 
(a) 300 
(b) 270 
(c) 240 
(d) 210 
(e) 180 
 
Q31. The number of adults and children together who 
visited a park on Sunday is 50. If the ticket price for each 
adult is Rs 30 and each child is Rs 20 and the total amount 
received by the park on Sunday is Rs 1350, then find the 
number of adults. 
(a) 15 
(b) 27 
(c) 25 
(d) 20 
(e) 35 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q32. A shopkeeper marked article A is 25% above its cost 
price and allowed a 10% discount on it. The shopkeeper 
earned a profit on article A of Rs 75, and the cost price of 
article B is 40% more than that of article A. If he gets a 
20% loss on article B, then find the selling price of article 
B (in Rs). 
(a) 642 
(b) 688 
(c) 672 
(d) 698 
(e) 666 
 
Q33. A car travels from City A to City B at a speed of 60 
km/h, and returns from City B to City A at a speed of 90 
km/h. Find the average speed of the car during the entire 
journey. 
(a) 60 km/hr 
(b) 78 km/hr 
(c) 72 km/hr 
(d) 66 km/hr 
(e) 50 km/hr 
 
Q34. A, B, and C together can complete a piece of work in 
10 days, and B and C together can do the same work in 25 
days. Find the time taken by A alone to complete the work 
(in days). 
(a) 6.67 
(b) 8.33 
(c) 12.5 
(d) 13.33 
(e) 16.67 
 
Q35. In a college, 40% of the students participated in 
science fair, 25% participated in sports, and the 
remaining participated in cultural events. If 315 students 
participated in cultural events, find the difference 
between the number of students who participated in 
science fair and sports. 
(a) 125 
(b) 135 
(c) 130 
(d) 120 
(e) 115 
 
Directions (36-44): Read the following passage and 
answer the given questions. 
In the world of armed forces, dogs play an extraordinary role 
that goes far beyond companionship. They serve as trackers, 
guards, messengers, and protectors, often working in harsh 
terrains and unpredictable missions. Military dogs are 
essential for detecting hidden explosives, tracking infiltrators, 
and alerting troops to potential threats. Their sharp instincts, 
unmatched loyalty, and rigorous preparation make them 
indispensable partners in critical operations. They are not 
just supporting figures; they are front-line defenders. Far 
from being fillers in military structures, these brave animals 
are sentinels, standing watch when danger lurks and acting 
with courage when every second counts. 
Among these remarkable canines was Snowy, a spirited dog 
with a gleaming white coat that earned him his name. From 
the moment he arrived at the training center, his alert eyes and 
quick learning impressed everyone. Snowy was trained at a 
specialized military academy where he mastered complex 
commands, learned to detect explosives, and adapted to 
challenging terrains. He was conditioned to remain calm 
under pressure, respond to silent signals, and work 
seamlessly with his handler. His training was not merely about 
obedience; it was about building instincts, discipline, and 
trust. 
Once Snowy joined the unit at a remote border post, he 
quickly became a beloved member of the team. Soldiers 
admired his energy, while his handler relied on his sharp 
senses during night patrols. One freezing night, the camp lay 
quiet under a pale moonlight. The soldiers were resting after 
a long day when Snowy’s ears suddenly __________________. He 
sensed movement near the perimeter. Without hesitation, he 
barked sharply and ran toward the fence, alerting the guards. 
His timely reaction allowed the soldiers to spot and intercept 
a group trying to cross the border secretly. Snowy’s vigilance 
averted a potential threat, and that night, he truly embodied 
the role of a sentinel—watchful, fearless, and devoted. 
Beyond his operational duties, Snowy shared a deep 
emotional bond with the soldiers. He sensed when someone 
was anxious, resting his head gently on their knees, as if 
offering silent comfort. He celebrated victories with wagging 
enthusiasm and stood quietly beside those who missed home. 
Snowy was more than a military dog; he was a loyal friend, a 
trusted partner, and a hero in his own right. His story reflects 
the invaluable role dogs play in safeguarding lives and 
supporting those who protect the nation. 
 
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Directions (1-5): The table shows the three languages 
(English, Hindi and Urdu) books sold by A and B. 
Books English Hindi Urdu 
A 28 50 36 
B 55 54 32 
 
Q1. Find the number of English book sold by A and B 
together is what percentage of Hindi books sold by A. 
(a) 166% 
(b) 120% 
(c) 66% 
(d) 20% 
(e) 100% 
 
Q2. If X sold 25% more English books than A, then find the 
difference between English book sold by X and Hindi 
books sold by B. 
(a) 16 
(b) 19 
(c) 20 
(d) 22 
(e) 24 
 
Q3. Find the ratio of Hindi book sold by B to Urdu books 
sold by A. 
(a) 3:2 
(b) 2:3 
(c) 2:1 
(d) 2:5 
(e) 2:9 
 
Q4. Find the average number of books of three languages 
sold by B. 
(a) 46 
(b) 49 
(c) 47 
(d) 42 
(e) 44 
 
Q5. Find the difference between total books sold by A and 
B. 
(a) 16 
(b) 32 
(c) 20 
(d) 27 
(e) 18 
 
Directions (6-10): The line graph given below shows the 
number of people visiting in four different malls (A, B, C 
& D). 
 
 
Q6. Find the ratio of total people visiting A to total people 
visiting C. 
(a) 11:14 
(b) 12:13 
(c) 14:11 
(d) 12:5 
(e) 12:19 
 
Q7. Find the average of total people visiting A, B and C. 
(a) 280 
(b) 320 
(c) 200 
(d) 210 
(e) 220 
 
Q8. The people visiting B is what percentage of people 
visiting D. 
(a) 180.96 
(b) 70.95 
(c) 80.95 
(d) 127.65 
(e) 118.77 
 
Q9. The ratio of male to female visitor in C is 3:1, find the 
male visitor in C. 
(a) 160 
(b) 132 
(c) 120 
(d) 210 
(e) 180 
 
200
240
280
320
360
400
440
A B C D
The number of people visiting malls
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q10. The ratio of people visiting mall D to mall E is 4:5. 
Find the difference between people visiting mall E and 
mall A.  
(a) 316 
(b) 325 
(c) 320 
(d) 277 
(e) 305 
 
Directions (11-22): What should come in place of 
question mark (?) in the following questions? 
 
Q11. 784 + 1297 – 613 = ?  
(a) 1468 
 (b) 1342 
(c) 1454 
(d) 1086 
(e) 1338 
 
Q12. ? = 225 ÷ 45 ÷ 5 × 75 
(a) 25 
(b) 75 
(c) 50 
(d) 15 
(e) 90 
 
Q13. 7
?
= 343÷ 512 × 64 × 56 ÷ 49 
(a) 1 
(b) 3 
(c) 5 
(d) 4 
(e) 2 
 
Q14. (120 +36) ÷ (12 – 6 ) = ?        
(a) 21.5 
(b) 26.5 
(c) 21.5 
(d) 23.5 
(e) 22.5 
 
Q15. (3080 + 6160) ÷ ? = 330        
(a) 26    
(b) 22   
(c) 28 
(d) 29    
(e) 18 
 
Q16. 144-(10800÷36)+?
2
=100 
(a) 10 
(b) 18 
(c) 15 
(d) 9 
(e) 16 
 
Q17. 
4
5
 of v1225 ÷ 
1
3
 of (729)
1
3
 = ? +
1
3
 
(a) 10 
(b) 18 
(c) 15 
(d) 9 
(e) 3 
 
Q18. 
5
8
 th of 160% of ? = v225 × 4 
(a) 70 
(b) 80 
(c) 60 
(d) 40 
(e) 50 
 
Q19. 24×?=225% of 2400  
(a) 144 
(b) 121 
(c) 225 
(d) 324 
(e) 81 
 
Q20. [(40)
2
× 8] ÷ 50 ÷ 16 =? 
(a) 3 
(b) 9 
(c) 16 
(d) 12 
(e) 15 
 
Q21. 65%????
1700
13
+ 17
2
=? 
(a) 412 
(b) 413 
(c) 374 
(d) 339 
(e) 328 
 
Q22. (35% of 40 ×10)+29= ? 
(a) 144 
(b) 169 
(c) 225 
(d) 81 
(e) 25 
 
Q23. A vessel contains 56 liters of milk and water in the 
ratio of 4:3, respectively. If Y liters of water are added to 
the mixture, then the ratio of milk to water in the 
resultant mixture becomes 8:7, respectively. Find Y. 
(a) 2 
(b) 4 
(c) 5 
(d) 3 
(e) 6 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q24. A started a business with an investment of Rs 2400, 
and after 3 months, B joined with an investment of Rs X. 
At the end of the year the profit share of A to B is 2:1, 
respectively. Find X. 
(a) 1600 
(b) 1200 
(c) 1800 
(d) 1500 
(e) 1000 
 
Q25. There are two positive integers, A and B, and the 
ratio of A to B is 3:2, respectively. If 16 is subtracted from 
A and added to B, then the final ratio of A to B is 19:26, 
respectively. Find the initial value of A. 
(a) 42 
(b) 48 
(c) 56 
(d) 40 
(e) 54 
 
Q26. A man invested Rs 1600 in simple interest at X% p.a. 
for five years and received interest of Rs 840. If he 
invested the same amount in simple interest at (X+5)% 
p.a. for 3 years, then find the interest received (in Rs). 
(a) 650 
(b) 840 
(c) 744 
(d) 966 
(e) 624 
 
Q27. The area of a right-angle triangle is 180 cm² and the 
height of the triangle is 24 cm. If the side of a square is 3 
cm less than the base of the triangle, then find the area of 
the square (in cm²). 
(a) 100 
(b) 196 
(c) 144 
(d) 169 
(e) 121 
 
Q28. The ratio of the present ages of A to B is 9:5, 
respectively. If the ratio of A five years hence and B 5 years 
ago is 16:5, respectively, then find the sum of ages of A and 
B after 10 years (in years). 
(a) 42 
(b) 77 
(c) 72 
(d) 57 
(e) 62 
 
Q29. A boat can cover 192 km downstream in 4 hours and 
210 km upstream in 5 hours. If the speed of the boat in 
still water is decreased by 20%, then find the distance 
covered by the boat in still water in 3 hours. 
(a) 102 km 
(b) 120 km 
(c) 110 km 
(d) 108 km 
(e) 116 km 
 
Q30. A person brought X chocolates to distribute equally 
among his 30 friends. However, 3 friends did not arrive, 
so the remaining friends each received 1 chocolate more 
than they would have if all 30 friends were present. Find 
the total number of chocolates, X. 
(a) 300 
(b) 270 
(c) 240 
(d) 210 
(e) 180 
 
Q31. The number of adults and children together who 
visited a park on Sunday is 50. If the ticket price for each 
adult is Rs 30 and each child is Rs 20 and the total amount 
received by the park on Sunday is Rs 1350, then find the 
number of adults. 
(a) 15 
(b) 27 
(c) 25 
(d) 20 
(e) 35 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q32. A shopkeeper marked article A is 25% above its cost 
price and allowed a 10% discount on it. The shopkeeper 
earned a profit on article A of Rs 75, and the cost price of 
article B is 40% more than that of article A. If he gets a 
20% loss on article B, then find the selling price of article 
B (in Rs). 
(a) 642 
(b) 688 
(c) 672 
(d) 698 
(e) 666 
 
Q33. A car travels from City A to City B at a speed of 60 
km/h, and returns from City B to City A at a speed of 90 
km/h. Find the average speed of the car during the entire 
journey. 
(a) 60 km/hr 
(b) 78 km/hr 
(c) 72 km/hr 
(d) 66 km/hr 
(e) 50 km/hr 
 
Q34. A, B, and C together can complete a piece of work in 
10 days, and B and C together can do the same work in 25 
days. Find the time taken by A alone to complete the work 
(in days). 
(a) 6.67 
(b) 8.33 
(c) 12.5 
(d) 13.33 
(e) 16.67 
 
Q35. In a college, 40% of the students participated in 
science fair, 25% participated in sports, and the 
remaining participated in cultural events. If 315 students 
participated in cultural events, find the difference 
between the number of students who participated in 
science fair and sports. 
(a) 125 
(b) 135 
(c) 130 
(d) 120 
(e) 115 
 
Directions (36-44): Read the following passage and 
answer the given questions. 
In the world of armed forces, dogs play an extraordinary role 
that goes far beyond companionship. They serve as trackers, 
guards, messengers, and protectors, often working in harsh 
terrains and unpredictable missions. Military dogs are 
essential for detecting hidden explosives, tracking infiltrators, 
and alerting troops to potential threats. Their sharp instincts, 
unmatched loyalty, and rigorous preparation make them 
indispensable partners in critical operations. They are not 
just supporting figures; they are front-line defenders. Far 
from being fillers in military structures, these brave animals 
are sentinels, standing watch when danger lurks and acting 
with courage when every second counts. 
Among these remarkable canines was Snowy, a spirited dog 
with a gleaming white coat that earned him his name. From 
the moment he arrived at the training center, his alert eyes and 
quick learning impressed everyone. Snowy was trained at a 
specialized military academy where he mastered complex 
commands, learned to detect explosives, and adapted to 
challenging terrains. He was conditioned to remain calm 
under pressure, respond to silent signals, and work 
seamlessly with his handler. His training was not merely about 
obedience; it was about building instincts, discipline, and 
trust. 
Once Snowy joined the unit at a remote border post, he 
quickly became a beloved member of the team. Soldiers 
admired his energy, while his handler relied on his sharp 
senses during night patrols. One freezing night, the camp lay 
quiet under a pale moonlight. The soldiers were resting after 
a long day when Snowy’s ears suddenly __________________. He 
sensed movement near the perimeter. Without hesitation, he 
barked sharply and ran toward the fence, alerting the guards. 
His timely reaction allowed the soldiers to spot and intercept 
a group trying to cross the border secretly. Snowy’s vigilance 
averted a potential threat, and that night, he truly embodied 
the role of a sentinel—watchful, fearless, and devoted. 
Beyond his operational duties, Snowy shared a deep 
emotional bond with the soldiers. He sensed when someone 
was anxious, resting his head gently on their knees, as if 
offering silent comfort. He celebrated victories with wagging 
enthusiasm and stood quietly beside those who missed home. 
Snowy was more than a military dog; he was a loyal friend, a 
trusted partner, and a hero in his own right. His story reflects 
the invaluable role dogs play in safeguarding lives and 
supporting those who protect the nation. 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q36. Choose the correct synonym of the word “trained” as 
highlighted in the passage: 
(a) adapted 
(b) rehearsed 
(c) conditioned 
(d) informed 
(e) corrected 
 
Q37. Choose the correct synonym of the word “just” as 
highlighted in the passage: 
(a) only 
(b) fair 
(c) upright 
(d) balanced 
(e) truthful 
 
Q38. Which of the following statements best reflects the role 
of military dogs as described in the passage? 
(a) Military dogs are used mostly for companionship and 
stress relief for soldiers. 
(b) These dogs are generally involved in ceremonial roles and 
parade formations. 
(c) Military dogs are essential field operatives with specialized 
skills for real-time threats. 
(d) They are deployed occasionally in supportive roles but 
rarely during combat situations. 
(e) Dogs are preferred mainly for their obedience and general 
discipline in camps. 
 
Q39. Choose the most suitable word to fill the given blank. 
(a) flattened down 
(b) tuned out 
(c) perked up 
(d) drooped slowly 
(e) looked away 
 
Q40. Which of the following is NOT TRUE according to the 
passage? 
(a) Snowy was recognized early on for his ability to adapt to 
silent cues. 
(b) The soldiers trusted Snowy with night-time surveillance 
responsibilities. 
(c) Snowy’s training included emotional sensitivity training 
towards soldiers. 
(d) Snowy demonstrated promptness in averting a potential 
border infiltration. 
(e) Snowy played a meaningful role in both operational and 
emotional support capacities. 
 
Q41. Which of the following statements is correct as per the 
information in the passage? 
(a) Dogs like Snowy operate under constant supervision due 
to their unpredictable behavior. 
(b) Snowy's quick actions resulted in capturing multiple 
terrorists attempting a direct assault. 
(c) Emotional bonds between military dogs and soldiers 
develop mainly through training exercises. 
(d) Snowy adapted to hostile environments and acted 
proactively during critical moments. 
(e) Military dogs are used primarily to bridge the 
communication gap between different units. 
 
Q42. Choose the correct synonym of the word “sentinel” as 
used in the passage: 
(a) officer 
(b) guardian 
(c) warrior 
(d) protectorate 
(e) disciplinarian 
 
Q43. Why is Snowy's reaction on the freezing night a 
significant event in the narrative? 
(a) It reveals how animals tend to become hyperactive in 
colder temperatures. 
(b) It highlights the failure of automated systems to detect 
intruders. 
(c) It exemplifies how a trained dog can respond faster than 
human guards. 
(d) It marks the first instance of Snowy disobeying his 
handler’s commands. 
(e) It shows how dogs can create panic in secure areas if not 
trained properly. 
 
Q44. Identify the incorrect statement from the options 
below: 
(a) Snowy’s bond with the soldiers helped him recognize their 
emotional states. 
(b) Dogs in the army are trained in both physical endurance 
and situational response. 
(c) Snowy's white coat was the primary reason for his 
placement at the snowy border. 
(d) The narrative uses Snowy's experience to exemplify the 
role of military dogs. 
(e) Dogs like Snowy act without hesitation when sensing 
suspicious activity.