IBPS Clerk Prelims Memory Based Paper (5 October 2025)

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Directions (1-5): The table given below shows the 
number of kiwi and plums sold in three different 
months (April, May, June).  
Months Kiwi Plum 
April 120 118 
May 112 177 
June 354 95 
 
Q1. Find the average number of kiwi sold in May and 
June. 
(a) 233 
(b) 221 
(c) 222 
(d) 111  
(e) 287 
 
Q2. Find the ratio of plum sold in the month of April to 
plum sold in May. 
(a) 1:3 
(b) 1:1 
(c) 2:1 
(d) 2:3  
(e) 2:7 
 
Q3. If  of kiwi sold in May are rotten, then find the 
difference between rotten kiwi and plum sold in June. 
(a) 97 
(b) 79 
(c) 72 
(d) 71  
(e) 77 
 
Q4. If the kiwi sold for Rs. 10 and plum sold for Rs.5, 
then find the difference between selling price of both 
kiwi and plum in the month of May. 
(a) 233 
(b) 221 
(c) 235 
(d) 222  
(e) 287 
 
Q5. Find the kiwi sold in June is what percentage of 
plum sold in April and May together.  
(a) 120 
(b) 100 
(c) 90 
(d) 95  
(e) 80 
 
Directions (6-10): The bar graph shows the number of 
persons visited in four cities (i.e. A, B, C & D). 
 
 
Q6. Find the average number of persons visited A, C & D. 
(a) 52 
(b) 51 
(c) 62 
(d) 61  
(e) 87 
 
Q7. Find the ratio of person visited A to B & C together. 
(a) 23:31 
(b)  22:1 
(c)  21:22 
(d)  3:14  
(e)  2:17 
 
Q8. If number of persons visited A is increased by 
33.33%, then find the difference between person 
visited A and person visited D. 
(a) 32 
(b)  26 
(c)  22 
(d)  14  
(e)  24 
 
Q9. In city E, the number of people visited is sum of 
person visited A and D. Find the number of persons 
visited E.  
(a) 60 
(b)  70  
(c) 50 
(d)  55  
(e) 80 
 
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Directions (1-5): The table given below shows the 
number of kiwi and plums sold in three different 
months (April, May, June).  
Months Kiwi Plum 
April 120 118 
May 112 177 
June 354 95 
 
Q1. Find the average number of kiwi sold in May and 
June. 
(a) 233 
(b) 221 
(c) 222 
(d) 111  
(e) 287 
 
Q2. Find the ratio of plum sold in the month of April to 
plum sold in May. 
(a) 1:3 
(b) 1:1 
(c) 2:1 
(d) 2:3  
(e) 2:7 
 
Q3. If  of kiwi sold in May are rotten, then find the 
difference between rotten kiwi and plum sold in June. 
(a) 97 
(b) 79 
(c) 72 
(d) 71  
(e) 77 
 
Q4. If the kiwi sold for Rs. 10 and plum sold for Rs.5, 
then find the difference between selling price of both 
kiwi and plum in the month of May. 
(a) 233 
(b) 221 
(c) 235 
(d) 222  
(e) 287 
 
Q5. Find the kiwi sold in June is what percentage of 
plum sold in April and May together.  
(a) 120 
(b) 100 
(c) 90 
(d) 95  
(e) 80 
 
Directions (6-10): The bar graph shows the number of 
persons visited in four cities (i.e. A, B, C & D). 
 
 
Q6. Find the average number of persons visited A, C & D. 
(a) 52 
(b) 51 
(c) 62 
(d) 61  
(e) 87 
 
Q7. Find the ratio of person visited A to B & C together. 
(a) 23:31 
(b)  22:1 
(c)  21:22 
(d)  3:14  
(e)  2:17 
 
Q8. If number of persons visited A is increased by 
33.33%, then find the difference between person 
visited A and person visited D. 
(a) 32 
(b)  26 
(c)  22 
(d)  14  
(e)  24 
 
Q9. In city E, the number of people visited is sum of 
person visited A and D. Find the number of persons 
visited E.  
(a) 60 
(b)  70  
(c) 50 
(d)  55  
(e) 80 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q10. Person visited D is what percentage of person 
visited in B.  
(a) 66.66 
(b)  33.33 
(c)  31 
(d)  61  
(e)  25 
 
Directions (11-22): What will come in the place of 
question (?) mark in the following question. 
 
Q11. 48% of 250 + 45% of 600 = ? 
(a) 390 
(b) 350 
(c) 300 
(d) 325 
(e) 375 
 
Q12. ? ×(12+10% of 60)=135 
(a) 5.5 
(b) 6.5 
(c) 4.5 
(d) 5 
(e) 7.5 
 
Q13.  
(a) 900 
(b) 950 
(c) 850 
(d) 800 
(e) 750 
 
Q14. 4.8×5 + 8 × 0.75 =? 
(a) 40 
(b) 20 
(c) 30 
(d) 50 
(e) 60 
 
Q15. 
 
(a) 5 
(b) 8 
(c) 10 
(d) 15 
(e) 11 
 
Q16.  
(a) 4 
(b) 11 
(c) 6 
(d) 15 
(e) 7 
 
Q17. 2v75 × 2v300 =?  
(a) 100v3  
(b) 120    
(c) 75v3   
(d) 500    
(e) 600 
 
Q18.  
(a) 34 
(b) 6 
(c) 28 
(d) 12 
(e) 20 
 
Q19. 25% of (? + 360) = 150 
(a) 140 
(b) 300 
(c) 340 
(d) 200 
(e) 240 
 
Q20.  
(a) 12 
(b) 4 
(c) 6 
(d) 8 
(e) 10 
 
Q21.  
(a) 60 
(b) 25 
(c) 62 
(d) 50 
(e) 30 
 
Q22. 2
4
 × 2
?
 = 32 × 64
 
(a) 6 
(b) 9 
(c) 5 
(d) 7 
(e) 3 
 
Q23. A man invested 3400 in simple interest at 12% p.a. 
for (x+1) years. If the interest received by him is 3/5th 
the amount invested, then find x. 
(a) 2 
(b) 4 
(c) 3 
(d) 5 
(e) 1 
 
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Directions (1-5): The table given below shows the 
number of kiwi and plums sold in three different 
months (April, May, June).  
Months Kiwi Plum 
April 120 118 
May 112 177 
June 354 95 
 
Q1. Find the average number of kiwi sold in May and 
June. 
(a) 233 
(b) 221 
(c) 222 
(d) 111  
(e) 287 
 
Q2. Find the ratio of plum sold in the month of April to 
plum sold in May. 
(a) 1:3 
(b) 1:1 
(c) 2:1 
(d) 2:3  
(e) 2:7 
 
Q3. If  of kiwi sold in May are rotten, then find the 
difference between rotten kiwi and plum sold in June. 
(a) 97 
(b) 79 
(c) 72 
(d) 71  
(e) 77 
 
Q4. If the kiwi sold for Rs. 10 and plum sold for Rs.5, 
then find the difference between selling price of both 
kiwi and plum in the month of May. 
(a) 233 
(b) 221 
(c) 235 
(d) 222  
(e) 287 
 
Q5. Find the kiwi sold in June is what percentage of 
plum sold in April and May together.  
(a) 120 
(b) 100 
(c) 90 
(d) 95  
(e) 80 
 
Directions (6-10): The bar graph shows the number of 
persons visited in four cities (i.e. A, B, C & D). 
 
 
Q6. Find the average number of persons visited A, C & D. 
(a) 52 
(b) 51 
(c) 62 
(d) 61  
(e) 87 
 
Q7. Find the ratio of person visited A to B & C together. 
(a) 23:31 
(b)  22:1 
(c)  21:22 
(d)  3:14  
(e)  2:17 
 
Q8. If number of persons visited A is increased by 
33.33%, then find the difference between person 
visited A and person visited D. 
(a) 32 
(b)  26 
(c)  22 
(d)  14  
(e)  24 
 
Q9. In city E, the number of people visited is sum of 
person visited A and D. Find the number of persons 
visited E.  
(a) 60 
(b)  70  
(c) 50 
(d)  55  
(e) 80 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q10. Person visited D is what percentage of person 
visited in B.  
(a) 66.66 
(b)  33.33 
(c)  31 
(d)  61  
(e)  25 
 
Directions (11-22): What will come in the place of 
question (?) mark in the following question. 
 
Q11. 48% of 250 + 45% of 600 = ? 
(a) 390 
(b) 350 
(c) 300 
(d) 325 
(e) 375 
 
Q12. ? ×(12+10% of 60)=135 
(a) 5.5 
(b) 6.5 
(c) 4.5 
(d) 5 
(e) 7.5 
 
Q13.  
(a) 900 
(b) 950 
(c) 850 
(d) 800 
(e) 750 
 
Q14. 4.8×5 + 8 × 0.75 =? 
(a) 40 
(b) 20 
(c) 30 
(d) 50 
(e) 60 
 
Q15. 
 
(a) 5 
(b) 8 
(c) 10 
(d) 15 
(e) 11 
 
Q16.  
(a) 4 
(b) 11 
(c) 6 
(d) 15 
(e) 7 
 
Q17. 2v75 × 2v300 =?  
(a) 100v3  
(b) 120    
(c) 75v3   
(d) 500    
(e) 600 
 
Q18.  
(a) 34 
(b) 6 
(c) 28 
(d) 12 
(e) 20 
 
Q19. 25% of (? + 360) = 150 
(a) 140 
(b) 300 
(c) 340 
(d) 200 
(e) 240 
 
Q20.  
(a) 12 
(b) 4 
(c) 6 
(d) 8 
(e) 10 
 
Q21.  
(a) 60 
(b) 25 
(c) 62 
(d) 50 
(e) 30 
 
Q22. 2
4
 × 2
?
 = 32 × 64
 
(a) 6 
(b) 9 
(c) 5 
(d) 7 
(e) 3 
 
Q23. A man invested 3400 in simple interest at 12% p.a. 
for (x+1) years. If the interest received by him is 3/5th 
the amount invested, then find x. 
(a) 2 
(b) 4 
(c) 3 
(d) 5 
(e) 1 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q24. The upstream speed of a boat is 12 km/hr more 
than the speed of a stream. If the boat can cover 45 km 
downstream in 2.5 hours, then how much distance is 
covered by the boat upstream in 5 hours? 
(a) 70 km 
(b) 30 km 
(c) 25 km  
(d) 50 km 
(e) 44 km 
 
Q25. The ratio of the present ages of A to B is 16:9, 
respectively. If the age of A eight years hence is twice the 
age of B two years hence, then find the present age of B 
(in years). 
(a) 14 
(b) 12 
(c) 18 
(d) 16 
(e) 20 
 
Q26. The ratio of milk to water in a 208-liter mixture is 
3:5. If 70 liters of water and X liters of milk are added to 
the mixture, then the ratio of milk to water in the 
resultant mixture becomes 7:10, respectively. Find X. 
(a) 72 
(b) 68 
(c) 62 
(d) 58 
(e) 52 
 
Q27. There are three positive integers A, B, and C, and A 
is 8 more than C. The sum of A and B is 26, and B is 2 less 
than C. Find the ratio of A, B, and C, respectively. 
(a) 2:4:5 
(b) 6:4:7 
(c) 9:3:5 
(d) 5:4:9 
(e) 9:4:5 
 
Q28. A, B, and C together can complete a work in 12 
days. B and C together can complete the same work in 
20 days. Find the time taken by A alone to complete the 
whole work (in days). 
(a) 30 
(b) 20 
(c) 25 
(d) 10 
(e) 15 
 
Q29. A 300-meter-long train can cross a 190-meter-long 
platform in 14 seconds. If the speed of the train 
increased by 20%, then find the time (in seconds) taken 
by the train to cross a man with a speed of 10.8 km/hr 
in the opposite direction. 
(a) 12.5 
(b) 8.33 
(c) 6.67 
(d) 3.33 
(e) 16.67 
 
Q30. Rs P was invested in compound interest at 20% p.a. 
for two years, and the total amount after two years is Rs 
8064. Find P . 
(a) 5500 
(b) 4800 
(c) 5600 
(d) 5000 
(e) 4500 
 
Q31. A, B, and C started a business with investments of 
Rs 4000, Rs 6000, and Rs X. After 1 year the profit share 
of B is Rs 2400 out of a total profit of Rs 7200. Find X. 
(a) 9000 
(b) 6000 
(c) 4000 
(d) 8000 
(e) 3000 
 
Q32. Pipes A and B can fill a tank in 10 hours and 15 
hours, respectively, and pipe C can empty the filled tank 
in 20 hours. If all three pipes opened together, then in 
how many hours would the tank be filled? 
(a) 47/7 
(b) 52/7 
(c) 66/7 
(d) 33/7 
(e) 60/7 
 
Q33. A truck can cover 80 km in 5 hours. The speeds of 
the truck and a car are in the ratio of 2:5, respectively. 
Find the total distance covered by the car in 4 hours. 
(a) 160 km 
(b) 120 km 
(c) 130 km 
(d) 140 km 
(e) 150 km 
 
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Directions (1-5): The table given below shows the 
number of kiwi and plums sold in three different 
months (April, May, June).  
Months Kiwi Plum 
April 120 118 
May 112 177 
June 354 95 
 
Q1. Find the average number of kiwi sold in May and 
June. 
(a) 233 
(b) 221 
(c) 222 
(d) 111  
(e) 287 
 
Q2. Find the ratio of plum sold in the month of April to 
plum sold in May. 
(a) 1:3 
(b) 1:1 
(c) 2:1 
(d) 2:3  
(e) 2:7 
 
Q3. If  of kiwi sold in May are rotten, then find the 
difference between rotten kiwi and plum sold in June. 
(a) 97 
(b) 79 
(c) 72 
(d) 71  
(e) 77 
 
Q4. If the kiwi sold for Rs. 10 and plum sold for Rs.5, 
then find the difference between selling price of both 
kiwi and plum in the month of May. 
(a) 233 
(b) 221 
(c) 235 
(d) 222  
(e) 287 
 
Q5. Find the kiwi sold in June is what percentage of 
plum sold in April and May together.  
(a) 120 
(b) 100 
(c) 90 
(d) 95  
(e) 80 
 
Directions (6-10): The bar graph shows the number of 
persons visited in four cities (i.e. A, B, C & D). 
 
 
Q6. Find the average number of persons visited A, C & D. 
(a) 52 
(b) 51 
(c) 62 
(d) 61  
(e) 87 
 
Q7. Find the ratio of person visited A to B & C together. 
(a) 23:31 
(b)  22:1 
(c)  21:22 
(d)  3:14  
(e)  2:17 
 
Q8. If number of persons visited A is increased by 
33.33%, then find the difference between person 
visited A and person visited D. 
(a) 32 
(b)  26 
(c)  22 
(d)  14  
(e)  24 
 
Q9. In city E, the number of people visited is sum of 
person visited A and D. Find the number of persons 
visited E.  
(a) 60 
(b)  70  
(c) 50 
(d)  55  
(e) 80 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q10. Person visited D is what percentage of person 
visited in B.  
(a) 66.66 
(b)  33.33 
(c)  31 
(d)  61  
(e)  25 
 
Directions (11-22): What will come in the place of 
question (?) mark in the following question. 
 
Q11. 48% of 250 + 45% of 600 = ? 
(a) 390 
(b) 350 
(c) 300 
(d) 325 
(e) 375 
 
Q12. ? ×(12+10% of 60)=135 
(a) 5.5 
(b) 6.5 
(c) 4.5 
(d) 5 
(e) 7.5 
 
Q13.  
(a) 900 
(b) 950 
(c) 850 
(d) 800 
(e) 750 
 
Q14. 4.8×5 + 8 × 0.75 =? 
(a) 40 
(b) 20 
(c) 30 
(d) 50 
(e) 60 
 
Q15. 
 
(a) 5 
(b) 8 
(c) 10 
(d) 15 
(e) 11 
 
Q16.  
(a) 4 
(b) 11 
(c) 6 
(d) 15 
(e) 7 
 
Q17. 2v75 × 2v300 =?  
(a) 100v3  
(b) 120    
(c) 75v3   
(d) 500    
(e) 600 
 
Q18.  
(a) 34 
(b) 6 
(c) 28 
(d) 12 
(e) 20 
 
Q19. 25% of (? + 360) = 150 
(a) 140 
(b) 300 
(c) 340 
(d) 200 
(e) 240 
 
Q20.  
(a) 12 
(b) 4 
(c) 6 
(d) 8 
(e) 10 
 
Q21.  
(a) 60 
(b) 25 
(c) 62 
(d) 50 
(e) 30 
 
Q22. 2
4
 × 2
?
 = 32 × 64
 
(a) 6 
(b) 9 
(c) 5 
(d) 7 
(e) 3 
 
Q23. A man invested 3400 in simple interest at 12% p.a. 
for (x+1) years. If the interest received by him is 3/5th 
the amount invested, then find x. 
(a) 2 
(b) 4 
(c) 3 
(d) 5 
(e) 1 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q24. The upstream speed of a boat is 12 km/hr more 
than the speed of a stream. If the boat can cover 45 km 
downstream in 2.5 hours, then how much distance is 
covered by the boat upstream in 5 hours? 
(a) 70 km 
(b) 30 km 
(c) 25 km  
(d) 50 km 
(e) 44 km 
 
Q25. The ratio of the present ages of A to B is 16:9, 
respectively. If the age of A eight years hence is twice the 
age of B two years hence, then find the present age of B 
(in years). 
(a) 14 
(b) 12 
(c) 18 
(d) 16 
(e) 20 
 
Q26. The ratio of milk to water in a 208-liter mixture is 
3:5. If 70 liters of water and X liters of milk are added to 
the mixture, then the ratio of milk to water in the 
resultant mixture becomes 7:10, respectively. Find X. 
(a) 72 
(b) 68 
(c) 62 
(d) 58 
(e) 52 
 
Q27. There are three positive integers A, B, and C, and A 
is 8 more than C. The sum of A and B is 26, and B is 2 less 
than C. Find the ratio of A, B, and C, respectively. 
(a) 2:4:5 
(b) 6:4:7 
(c) 9:3:5 
(d) 5:4:9 
(e) 9:4:5 
 
Q28. A, B, and C together can complete a work in 12 
days. B and C together can complete the same work in 
20 days. Find the time taken by A alone to complete the 
whole work (in days). 
(a) 30 
(b) 20 
(c) 25 
(d) 10 
(e) 15 
 
Q29. A 300-meter-long train can cross a 190-meter-long 
platform in 14 seconds. If the speed of the train 
increased by 20%, then find the time (in seconds) taken 
by the train to cross a man with a speed of 10.8 km/hr 
in the opposite direction. 
(a) 12.5 
(b) 8.33 
(c) 6.67 
(d) 3.33 
(e) 16.67 
 
Q30. Rs P was invested in compound interest at 20% p.a. 
for two years, and the total amount after two years is Rs 
8064. Find P . 
(a) 5500 
(b) 4800 
(c) 5600 
(d) 5000 
(e) 4500 
 
Q31. A, B, and C started a business with investments of 
Rs 4000, Rs 6000, and Rs X. After 1 year the profit share 
of B is Rs 2400 out of a total profit of Rs 7200. Find X. 
(a) 9000 
(b) 6000 
(c) 4000 
(d) 8000 
(e) 3000 
 
Q32. Pipes A and B can fill a tank in 10 hours and 15 
hours, respectively, and pipe C can empty the filled tank 
in 20 hours. If all three pipes opened together, then in 
how many hours would the tank be filled? 
(a) 47/7 
(b) 52/7 
(c) 66/7 
(d) 33/7 
(e) 60/7 
 
Q33. A truck can cover 80 km in 5 hours. The speeds of 
the truck and a car are in the ratio of 2:5, respectively. 
Find the total distance covered by the car in 4 hours. 
(a) 160 km 
(b) 120 km 
(c) 130 km 
(d) 140 km 
(e) 150 km 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q34. The ratio of the weight of A to B is 1:2, and the 
weight of A to C is 2:3, respectively. If the average weight 
of A, B, and C is 18 kg, then find the weight of B (in kg). 
(a) 12 
(b) 18 
(c) 30 
(d) 24  
(e) 8 
 
Q35. The perimeter of a rectangle is 92 cm, and the ratio 
of length to breadth of the rectangle is 14:9, 
respectively. If the side of a square is 2 cm more than the 
breadth of the rectangle, then find the perimeter of the 
square (in cm). 
(a) 74 
(b) 80 
(c) 50 
(d) 64 
(e) None of these 
 
Directions (36-44): Read the following passage and 
answer the given questions. 
Solo travel is often romanticized in movies and travel blogs, 
yet the reality of venturing out alone requires not just 
enthusiasm, but a great deal of strength and conviction. For 
many, the idea of traveling solo is both exciting and 
intimidating. The freedom of making your own plans, 
waking up without a set schedule, and discovering new 
cultures at your own pace can be liberating. But it also 
comes with its own set of challenges that many people are 
hesitant to face. 
One of the first hurdles is the initial hesitation. People often 
fear loneliness, safety concerns, or simply the discomfort of 
doing things alone. A surprisingly common fear is eating 
alone in a public space. The thought of sitting in a restaurant 
without company, with others watching, makes many 
people self-conscious. They worry about what others might 
think, and this anxiety is sometimes enough to discourage 
them from solo travel altogether. 
However, those who do take the plunge often discover that 
the benefits far outweigh the fears. Solo travel builds 
resilience. It teaches you how to _____________ for yourself, 
how to plan with precision, and how to handle unexpected 
situations with calm. With every solo trip, travelers gain 
more confidence in their decisions, and a stronger sense of 
independence. 
Staying safe while traveling alone is, understandably, a top 
concern. This is where preparation becomes key. Carrying 
travel insurance, knowing emergency contacts, researching 
local customs, and keeping a close watch on surroundings 
are all essential parts of traveling alone responsibly. It's not 
about being paranoid, but about being prepared and aware. 
A solo traveler must learn to make smart choices that keep 
them safe while still allowing for exploration and adventure. 
Moreover, solo travel allows deep personal reflection. 
Without distractions, many travelers find a sense of peace 
and clarity. They meet new people not because they have to, 
but because they genuinely want to. They engage in 
conversations, take risks, and often come back home 
changed in subtle but meaningful ways. 
In the end, solo travel isn’t for everyone, and that’s okay. But 
for those who are willing to move past hesitation and face 
the journey alone, it becomes a transformative experience. 
It is not just about seeing new places—it is about seeing 
oneself with new eyes, built on the foundation of courage, 
planning, and conviction. 
 
Q36. Which of the following best explains why many 
people hesitate to travel alone? 
(a) They are unsure of how to make proper bookings and 
manage expenses alone. 
(b) They are uncertain about how to socialize with other 
travelers during group tours. 
(c) They fear social judgment and discomfort from 
performing solo activities in public. 
(d) They do not trust travel blogs or movies that romanticize 
solo travel experiences. 
(e) They believe that solo travel requires expert-level 
navigation and survival skills. 
 
Q37. What does the passage suggest about the 
emotional impact of solo travel? 
(a) It leaves people emotionally drained due to constant 
planning and vigilance. 
(b) It results in people becoming overly dependent on their 
personal routines. 
(c) It isolates individuals from meaningful social 
interactions and bonding. 
(d) It facilitates inner clarity and emotional growth through 
solitude. 
(e) It reinforces the notion that traveling alone should be 
avoided. 
 
Q38. According to the passage, which of the following is 
not mentioned as a way to stay safe during solo travel? 
(a) Buying travel insurance. 
(b) Keeping emergency contacts handy. 
(c) Avoiding crowded tourist spots. 
(d) Being aware of local customs. 
(e) Watching surroundings attentively 
 
Q39. Identify the statement that is incorrect according 
to the passage: 
(I) Solo travel always leads to social anxiety, even after 
repeated attempts. 
(II) Personal growth is one of the outcomes of overcoming 
solo travel fears. 
(III) Confidence and independence can be developed 
through solo travel. 
(a) Only (I) 
(b) Only (II) 
(c) Only (III) 
(d) Both (I) and (II) 
(e) Both (II) and (III) 
 
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Directions (1-5): The table given below shows the 
number of kiwi and plums sold in three different 
months (April, May, June).  
Months Kiwi Plum 
April 120 118 
May 112 177 
June 354 95 
 
Q1. Find the average number of kiwi sold in May and 
June. 
(a) 233 
(b) 221 
(c) 222 
(d) 111  
(e) 287 
 
Q2. Find the ratio of plum sold in the month of April to 
plum sold in May. 
(a) 1:3 
(b) 1:1 
(c) 2:1 
(d) 2:3  
(e) 2:7 
 
Q3. If  of kiwi sold in May are rotten, then find the 
difference between rotten kiwi and plum sold in June. 
(a) 97 
(b) 79 
(c) 72 
(d) 71  
(e) 77 
 
Q4. If the kiwi sold for Rs. 10 and plum sold for Rs.5, 
then find the difference between selling price of both 
kiwi and plum in the month of May. 
(a) 233 
(b) 221 
(c) 235 
(d) 222  
(e) 287 
 
Q5. Find the kiwi sold in June is what percentage of 
plum sold in April and May together.  
(a) 120 
(b) 100 
(c) 90 
(d) 95  
(e) 80 
 
Directions (6-10): The bar graph shows the number of 
persons visited in four cities (i.e. A, B, C & D). 
 
 
Q6. Find the average number of persons visited A, C & D. 
(a) 52 
(b) 51 
(c) 62 
(d) 61  
(e) 87 
 
Q7. Find the ratio of person visited A to B & C together. 
(a) 23:31 
(b)  22:1 
(c)  21:22 
(d)  3:14  
(e)  2:17 
 
Q8. If number of persons visited A is increased by 
33.33%, then find the difference between person 
visited A and person visited D. 
(a) 32 
(b)  26 
(c)  22 
(d)  14  
(e)  24 
 
Q9. In city E, the number of people visited is sum of 
person visited A and D. Find the number of persons 
visited E.  
(a) 60 
(b)  70  
(c) 50 
(d)  55  
(e) 80 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q10. Person visited D is what percentage of person 
visited in B.  
(a) 66.66 
(b)  33.33 
(c)  31 
(d)  61  
(e)  25 
 
Directions (11-22): What will come in the place of 
question (?) mark in the following question. 
 
Q11. 48% of 250 + 45% of 600 = ? 
(a) 390 
(b) 350 
(c) 300 
(d) 325 
(e) 375 
 
Q12. ? ×(12+10% of 60)=135 
(a) 5.5 
(b) 6.5 
(c) 4.5 
(d) 5 
(e) 7.5 
 
Q13.  
(a) 900 
(b) 950 
(c) 850 
(d) 800 
(e) 750 
 
Q14. 4.8×5 + 8 × 0.75 =? 
(a) 40 
(b) 20 
(c) 30 
(d) 50 
(e) 60 
 
Q15. 
 
(a) 5 
(b) 8 
(c) 10 
(d) 15 
(e) 11 
 
Q16.  
(a) 4 
(b) 11 
(c) 6 
(d) 15 
(e) 7 
 
Q17. 2v75 × 2v300 =?  
(a) 100v3  
(b) 120    
(c) 75v3   
(d) 500    
(e) 600 
 
Q18.  
(a) 34 
(b) 6 
(c) 28 
(d) 12 
(e) 20 
 
Q19. 25% of (? + 360) = 150 
(a) 140 
(b) 300 
(c) 340 
(d) 200 
(e) 240 
 
Q20.  
(a) 12 
(b) 4 
(c) 6 
(d) 8 
(e) 10 
 
Q21.  
(a) 60 
(b) 25 
(c) 62 
(d) 50 
(e) 30 
 
Q22. 2
4
 × 2
?
 = 32 × 64
 
(a) 6 
(b) 9 
(c) 5 
(d) 7 
(e) 3 
 
Q23. A man invested 3400 in simple interest at 12% p.a. 
for (x+1) years. If the interest received by him is 3/5th 
the amount invested, then find x. 
(a) 2 
(b) 4 
(c) 3 
(d) 5 
(e) 1 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q24. The upstream speed of a boat is 12 km/hr more 
than the speed of a stream. If the boat can cover 45 km 
downstream in 2.5 hours, then how much distance is 
covered by the boat upstream in 5 hours? 
(a) 70 km 
(b) 30 km 
(c) 25 km  
(d) 50 km 
(e) 44 km 
 
Q25. The ratio of the present ages of A to B is 16:9, 
respectively. If the age of A eight years hence is twice the 
age of B two years hence, then find the present age of B 
(in years). 
(a) 14 
(b) 12 
(c) 18 
(d) 16 
(e) 20 
 
Q26. The ratio of milk to water in a 208-liter mixture is 
3:5. If 70 liters of water and X liters of milk are added to 
the mixture, then the ratio of milk to water in the 
resultant mixture becomes 7:10, respectively. Find X. 
(a) 72 
(b) 68 
(c) 62 
(d) 58 
(e) 52 
 
Q27. There are three positive integers A, B, and C, and A 
is 8 more than C. The sum of A and B is 26, and B is 2 less 
than C. Find the ratio of A, B, and C, respectively. 
(a) 2:4:5 
(b) 6:4:7 
(c) 9:3:5 
(d) 5:4:9 
(e) 9:4:5 
 
Q28. A, B, and C together can complete a work in 12 
days. B and C together can complete the same work in 
20 days. Find the time taken by A alone to complete the 
whole work (in days). 
(a) 30 
(b) 20 
(c) 25 
(d) 10 
(e) 15 
 
Q29. A 300-meter-long train can cross a 190-meter-long 
platform in 14 seconds. If the speed of the train 
increased by 20%, then find the time (in seconds) taken 
by the train to cross a man with a speed of 10.8 km/hr 
in the opposite direction. 
(a) 12.5 
(b) 8.33 
(c) 6.67 
(d) 3.33 
(e) 16.67 
 
Q30. Rs P was invested in compound interest at 20% p.a. 
for two years, and the total amount after two years is Rs 
8064. Find P . 
(a) 5500 
(b) 4800 
(c) 5600 
(d) 5000 
(e) 4500 
 
Q31. A, B, and C started a business with investments of 
Rs 4000, Rs 6000, and Rs X. After 1 year the profit share 
of B is Rs 2400 out of a total profit of Rs 7200. Find X. 
(a) 9000 
(b) 6000 
(c) 4000 
(d) 8000 
(e) 3000 
 
Q32. Pipes A and B can fill a tank in 10 hours and 15 
hours, respectively, and pipe C can empty the filled tank 
in 20 hours. If all three pipes opened together, then in 
how many hours would the tank be filled? 
(a) 47/7 
(b) 52/7 
(c) 66/7 
(d) 33/7 
(e) 60/7 
 
Q33. A truck can cover 80 km in 5 hours. The speeds of 
the truck and a car are in the ratio of 2:5, respectively. 
Find the total distance covered by the car in 4 hours. 
(a) 160 km 
(b) 120 km 
(c) 130 km 
(d) 140 km 
(e) 150 km 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q34. The ratio of the weight of A to B is 1:2, and the 
weight of A to C is 2:3, respectively. If the average weight 
of A, B, and C is 18 kg, then find the weight of B (in kg). 
(a) 12 
(b) 18 
(c) 30 
(d) 24  
(e) 8 
 
Q35. The perimeter of a rectangle is 92 cm, and the ratio 
of length to breadth of the rectangle is 14:9, 
respectively. If the side of a square is 2 cm more than the 
breadth of the rectangle, then find the perimeter of the 
square (in cm). 
(a) 74 
(b) 80 
(c) 50 
(d) 64 
(e) None of these 
 
Directions (36-44): Read the following passage and 
answer the given questions. 
Solo travel is often romanticized in movies and travel blogs, 
yet the reality of venturing out alone requires not just 
enthusiasm, but a great deal of strength and conviction. For 
many, the idea of traveling solo is both exciting and 
intimidating. The freedom of making your own plans, 
waking up without a set schedule, and discovering new 
cultures at your own pace can be liberating. But it also 
comes with its own set of challenges that many people are 
hesitant to face. 
One of the first hurdles is the initial hesitation. People often 
fear loneliness, safety concerns, or simply the discomfort of 
doing things alone. A surprisingly common fear is eating 
alone in a public space. The thought of sitting in a restaurant 
without company, with others watching, makes many 
people self-conscious. They worry about what others might 
think, and this anxiety is sometimes enough to discourage 
them from solo travel altogether. 
However, those who do take the plunge often discover that 
the benefits far outweigh the fears. Solo travel builds 
resilience. It teaches you how to _____________ for yourself, 
how to plan with precision, and how to handle unexpected 
situations with calm. With every solo trip, travelers gain 
more confidence in their decisions, and a stronger sense of 
independence. 
Staying safe while traveling alone is, understandably, a top 
concern. This is where preparation becomes key. Carrying 
travel insurance, knowing emergency contacts, researching 
local customs, and keeping a close watch on surroundings 
are all essential parts of traveling alone responsibly. It's not 
about being paranoid, but about being prepared and aware. 
A solo traveler must learn to make smart choices that keep 
them safe while still allowing for exploration and adventure. 
Moreover, solo travel allows deep personal reflection. 
Without distractions, many travelers find a sense of peace 
and clarity. They meet new people not because they have to, 
but because they genuinely want to. They engage in 
conversations, take risks, and often come back home 
changed in subtle but meaningful ways. 
In the end, solo travel isn’t for everyone, and that’s okay. But 
for those who are willing to move past hesitation and face 
the journey alone, it becomes a transformative experience. 
It is not just about seeing new places—it is about seeing 
oneself with new eyes, built on the foundation of courage, 
planning, and conviction. 
 
Q36. Which of the following best explains why many 
people hesitate to travel alone? 
(a) They are unsure of how to make proper bookings and 
manage expenses alone. 
(b) They are uncertain about how to socialize with other 
travelers during group tours. 
(c) They fear social judgment and discomfort from 
performing solo activities in public. 
(d) They do not trust travel blogs or movies that romanticize 
solo travel experiences. 
(e) They believe that solo travel requires expert-level 
navigation and survival skills. 
 
Q37. What does the passage suggest about the 
emotional impact of solo travel? 
(a) It leaves people emotionally drained due to constant 
planning and vigilance. 
(b) It results in people becoming overly dependent on their 
personal routines. 
(c) It isolates individuals from meaningful social 
interactions and bonding. 
(d) It facilitates inner clarity and emotional growth through 
solitude. 
(e) It reinforces the notion that traveling alone should be 
avoided. 
 
Q38. According to the passage, which of the following is 
not mentioned as a way to stay safe during solo travel? 
(a) Buying travel insurance. 
(b) Keeping emergency contacts handy. 
(c) Avoiding crowded tourist spots. 
(d) Being aware of local customs. 
(e) Watching surroundings attentively 
 
Q39. Identify the statement that is incorrect according 
to the passage: 
(I) Solo travel always leads to social anxiety, even after 
repeated attempts. 
(II) Personal growth is one of the outcomes of overcoming 
solo travel fears. 
(III) Confidence and independence can be developed 
through solo travel. 
(a) Only (I) 
(b) Only (II) 
(c) Only (III) 
(d) Both (I) and (II) 
(e) Both (II) and (III) 
 
 
 
 
 
                                   
 
Q40. Choose the synonym of the word “safe” based on its 
usage in the passage:  
(a) Secure 
(b) Adventurous 
(c) Isolated 
(d) Cautious 
(e) Restricted 
 
Q41. Choose the antonym of the word “watch” as used in 
the passage: 
(a) Ignore 
(b) Observe 
(c) Monitor 
(d) Notice 
(e) Guard 
 
Q42. Choose the synonym of the word “conviction” 
based on its usage in the passage: 
(a) Doubt 
(b) Hesitation 
(c) Certainty 
(d) Indifference 
(e) Anxiety 
 
Q43. Choose the most suitable option to fill the given blank: 
(a) provide assistance 
(b) make decisions 
(c) watch out 
(d) prepare mentally 
(e) depend emotionally 
 
Q44. Why is travel insurance emphasized for solo 
travelers in the passage? 
(a) To reduce the cost of expensive bookings and 
transportation in emergencies. 
(b) To gain access to luxury accommodations in unfamiliar 
destinations. 
(c) To prepare for unplanned situations and ensure safety 
while traveling alone. 
(d) To track the location of other travelers during group 
excursions. 
(e) To avoid having to interact with local authorities in a 
foreign country. 
 
Directions (45-49): The following five sentences, 
labeled (A) to (E), are jumbled. Rearrange them to form 
a coherent and meaningful paragraph. Then answer the 
follow-up questions. 
A. This early opening time is rare, especially for a bookstore 
in a quiet town. 
B. A cozy bookstore near the riverbank surprises many by 
opening its doors at 5 AM. 
C. He believes inspiration often strikes in silence, and he 
wants the store to reflect that. 
D. The owner, a former writer himself, understands the 
unusual rhythm of the creative mind. 
E. As a result, the place has become a quiet haven for early-
rising poets and novelists. 
 
Q45. Which of the following is the FIRST sentence after 
rearrangement? 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) E 
 
Q46. Which of the following is the SECOND sentence 
after rearrangement? 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) E 
 
Q47. Which of the following is the THIRD sentence after 
rearrangement? 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) E 
 
Q48. Which of the following is the FOURTH sentence 
after rearrangement? 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) E 
 
Q49. Which of the following is the FIFTH sentence after 
rearrangement? 
(a) A 
(b) B 
(c) C 
(d) D 
(e) E