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SBI Clerk Mains 2019 (Solutions)
Directions (1-5): E faces the one who sits second to the
right of P. No one sits on the left of E. Only one person sits
between P and R. Only two person sits between R and the
one who faces F. D sits immediate right of F. D does not sits
at the end of the row.
Case 1
Case 2
Q sits second to the right of the one who faces D. A face the
one who sits on the immediate left of Q. G faces S but does
not sits at the end of the row. P is not the immediate
neighbour of G.
Case 1
Case 2
Only one person sits between K and S. K faces the one who
sits third to the right of N. J and M are immediate
neighbours. J does not faces D. Only two person sits
between M and L. More than two persons sits between B
and C, who does not faces L.
Case 1
Case 2
C does not face south. So case 2 gets eliminated.
1. (c); 2. (b); 3. (c);
4. (d); 5. (c);
Directions (6-10): Logic: As a first step let’s first
understand the logic behind the Output. Words are
arranged from right end and numbers are arranged from
left end. In each step one word and one number are
arranged.
Word – Words are arranged in ascending order from left
to right according to the English alphabetical order. In the
first step the word starting with the letter having higher
place value in the English alphabet is arranged first on the
right end and also the letters of the word are arranged in
increasing alphabetical order within the word.
Number- Numbers are arranged in ascending order from
left to right. In the firs step the highest number is arranged
first and then in the second step 2
nd
highest numbered gets
arranged and so on till the last step and also after
rearranging the numbers add 5 in the even number and
subtract 5 in the odd numbers.
REASONING ABILITY
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SBI Clerk Mains 2019 (Solutions)
Directions (1-5): E faces the one who sits second to the
right of P. No one sits on the left of E. Only one person sits
between P and R. Only two person sits between R and the
one who faces F. D sits immediate right of F. D does not sits
at the end of the row.
Case 1
Case 2
Q sits second to the right of the one who faces D. A face the
one who sits on the immediate left of Q. G faces S but does
not sits at the end of the row. P is not the immediate
neighbour of G.
Case 1
Case 2
Only one person sits between K and S. K faces the one who
sits third to the right of N. J and M are immediate
neighbours. J does not faces D. Only two person sits
between M and L. More than two persons sits between B
and C, who does not faces L.
Case 1
Case 2
C does not face south. So case 2 gets eliminated.
1. (c); 2. (b); 3. (c);
4. (d); 5. (c);
Directions (6-10): Logic: As a first step let’s first
understand the logic behind the Output. Words are
arranged from right end and numbers are arranged from
left end. In each step one word and one number are
arranged.
Word – Words are arranged in ascending order from left
to right according to the English alphabetical order. In the
first step the word starting with the letter having higher
place value in the English alphabet is arranged first on the
right end and also the letters of the word are arranged in
increasing alphabetical order within the word.
Number- Numbers are arranged in ascending order from
left to right. In the firs step the highest number is arranged
first and then in the second step 2
nd
highest numbered gets
arranged and so on till the last step and also after
rearranging the numbers add 5 in the even number and
subtract 5 in the odd numbers.
REASONING ABILITY
Input: IMRE 40 69 RBHI 86 PMCN 25 KDSM 57 VATW
Step I: 91 IMRE 40 69 RBHI PMCN 25 KDSM 57 ATVW
Step II: 64 91 IMRE 40 PMCN 25 KDSM 57 ATVW BHIR
Step III: 52 64 91 IMRE 40 25 KDSM ATVW BHIR CMNP
Step IV: 45 52 64 91 IMRE 25 ATVW BHIR CMNP DKMS
Step V: 20 45 52 64 91 ATVW BHIR CMNP DKMS EIMR
Step V is the last step of the rearrangement.
6. (a); 7. (d); 8. (b);
9. (a); 10. (d);
11. (c); 12. (b);
Directions (13-15):
13. (c);
14. (c);
15. (e);
Directions (16-20):
16. (b); I. N % O (False) II. O & M (True)
17. (b); I. A * D (False) II. D & B (True)
18. (a); I. H & K (True) II. T * J (False)
19. (c); I. B & G (False) II. G @ B (False)
20. (a); I. M & L (True) II. V * W (False)
Direction (21-25):
21. (d); 22. (d); 23. (c);
24. (a); 25. (b);
Direction (26-30): In this new pattern coding decoding
each letter, except vowel, is assigned a number from 1-6 So,
B-1, C-2, D-3, F-4, G-5, H-6, J-1, K-2, L-3, M-4, N-5, P-6, Q-1,
R-2, S-3, T-4, V-5, W-6, X-1, Y-2, Z-3.
Also, each vowel is assigned different digits starting from
the digit code of Z. So, for vowels the digit codes are - A-3,
E-4, I-5, O-6, U-7.
26. (e); 27. (d); 28. (e);
29. (b); 30. (b);
31. (c);
32. (d); Only (I) can be assumed from the given statement
as it is mentioned in the given statement that
rooftop solar power technology is showing
growth.
33. (e); Both I and II follows as salary is an important
factor for encouraging students to opt teaching as
a career option rather than job and changing the
eligibility criterion to graduation for being a
teacher as generally the students choose their
career option after graduation.
Direction (34-38):
34. (b); 35. (a); 36. (b);
37. (b); 38. (d);
Direction (39-40):
39. (a); For I: Yes, it can be inferred from the given
statements as it is clearly mentioned punctuality
and sincerity are one of the key points which will
surely reviewed.
For II: No, it is clear from the given statements that
there will be increment but percentage cannot be
inferred.
For III: No, as it is mentioned by manager that
hard work and dedication towards work will be
applauded. But, Is there some employee who have
done their work with complete determination and
enthusiasm, it cannot be inferred. We can assume
it but it cannot be inferred from it.
40. (c); For I: Yes, it weakens the statement of manager as
it is said by manager that increment will be based
on performance i.e. hard work and determination.
But 15% for all those employees who have
completed 1 year undermines the statement by
manager.
For II: No, it strengthens the statement by
manager as performance chart has been prepared
and appraisal will be done accordingly.
For III: Yes, it weakens because it is mentioned
that punctuality is one of the key factor and if
those who is punctual and those who gets
relaxation time and both are considered as same,
then it’s a partiality for the punctual coming
employee.
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Directions (1-5): E faces the one who sits second to the
right of P. No one sits on the left of E. Only one person sits
between P and R. Only two person sits between R and the
one who faces F. D sits immediate right of F. D does not sits
at the end of the row.
Case 1
Case 2
Q sits second to the right of the one who faces D. A face the
one who sits on the immediate left of Q. G faces S but does
not sits at the end of the row. P is not the immediate
neighbour of G.
Case 1
Case 2
Only one person sits between K and S. K faces the one who
sits third to the right of N. J and M are immediate
neighbours. J does not faces D. Only two person sits
between M and L. More than two persons sits between B
and C, who does not faces L.
Case 1
Case 2
C does not face south. So case 2 gets eliminated.
1. (c); 2. (b); 3. (c);
4. (d); 5. (c);
Directions (6-10): Logic: As a first step let’s first
understand the logic behind the Output. Words are
arranged from right end and numbers are arranged from
left end. In each step one word and one number are
arranged.
Word – Words are arranged in ascending order from left
to right according to the English alphabetical order. In the
first step the word starting with the letter having higher
place value in the English alphabet is arranged first on the
right end and also the letters of the word are arranged in
increasing alphabetical order within the word.
Number- Numbers are arranged in ascending order from
left to right. In the firs step the highest number is arranged
first and then in the second step 2
nd
highest numbered gets
arranged and so on till the last step and also after
rearranging the numbers add 5 in the even number and
subtract 5 in the odd numbers.
REASONING ABILITY
Input: IMRE 40 69 RBHI 86 PMCN 25 KDSM 57 VATW
Step I: 91 IMRE 40 69 RBHI PMCN 25 KDSM 57 ATVW
Step II: 64 91 IMRE 40 PMCN 25 KDSM 57 ATVW BHIR
Step III: 52 64 91 IMRE 40 25 KDSM ATVW BHIR CMNP
Step IV: 45 52 64 91 IMRE 25 ATVW BHIR CMNP DKMS
Step V: 20 45 52 64 91 ATVW BHIR CMNP DKMS EIMR
Step V is the last step of the rearrangement.
6. (a); 7. (d); 8. (b);
9. (a); 10. (d);
11. (c); 12. (b);
Directions (13-15):
13. (c);
14. (c);
15. (e);
Directions (16-20):
16. (b); I. N % O (False) II. O & M (True)
17. (b); I. A * D (False) II. D & B (True)
18. (a); I. H & K (True) II. T * J (False)
19. (c); I. B & G (False) II. G @ B (False)
20. (a); I. M & L (True) II. V * W (False)
Direction (21-25):
21. (d); 22. (d); 23. (c);
24. (a); 25. (b);
Direction (26-30): In this new pattern coding decoding
each letter, except vowel, is assigned a number from 1-6 So,
B-1, C-2, D-3, F-4, G-5, H-6, J-1, K-2, L-3, M-4, N-5, P-6, Q-1,
R-2, S-3, T-4, V-5, W-6, X-1, Y-2, Z-3.
Also, each vowel is assigned different digits starting from
the digit code of Z. So, for vowels the digit codes are - A-3,
E-4, I-5, O-6, U-7.
26. (e); 27. (d); 28. (e);
29. (b); 30. (b);
31. (c);
32. (d); Only (I) can be assumed from the given statement
as it is mentioned in the given statement that
rooftop solar power technology is showing
growth.
33. (e); Both I and II follows as salary is an important
factor for encouraging students to opt teaching as
a career option rather than job and changing the
eligibility criterion to graduation for being a
teacher as generally the students choose their
career option after graduation.
Direction (34-38):
34. (b); 35. (a); 36. (b);
37. (b); 38. (d);
Direction (39-40):
39. (a); For I: Yes, it can be inferred from the given
statements as it is clearly mentioned punctuality
and sincerity are one of the key points which will
surely reviewed.
For II: No, it is clear from the given statements that
there will be increment but percentage cannot be
inferred.
For III: No, as it is mentioned by manager that
hard work and dedication towards work will be
applauded. But, Is there some employee who have
done their work with complete determination and
enthusiasm, it cannot be inferred. We can assume
it but it cannot be inferred from it.
40. (c); For I: Yes, it weakens the statement of manager as
it is said by manager that increment will be based
on performance i.e. hard work and determination.
But 15% for all those employees who have
completed 1 year undermines the statement by
manager.
For II: No, it strengthens the statement by
manager as performance chart has been prepared
and appraisal will be done accordingly.
For III: Yes, it weakens because it is mentioned
that punctuality is one of the key factor and if
those who is punctual and those who gets
relaxation time and both are considered as same,
then it’s a partiality for the punctual coming
employee.
Directions (41-45): There is only one box is kept between
box E and box having 25 pens. Box D is kept immediately
above the box containing 63 pens. Box E does not contain
63 pens. Only three boxes are kept between box D and the
box containing 12 pens.
Only two boxes are kept between box H and the box having
12 pens. More than three boxes are kept between box C and
box H. The box having pens which is a perfect square of 3
is kept immediately above box C. The number of pens in
box D is equal to the sum of the number of pens in box H
and the box which is placed at 2
nd
position. (i.e. Box H
contains 63 pens and 2
nd
position box contains 9 pens so
total number of pens in box D is =(63+9)=72 pens but it is
given that 9
th
position box contains number of pens which
is a multiple of 10). So, case 1 and case 2 gets eliminated.
Only two boxes are kept between the box having 42 pens
and box A. Box I is kept at the odd number position but
immediately below box F. The number of pens in Box G is
equal to the difference between the number of pens in box
D and box I. Box B is kept above the box having 8 pens. Box
G contains 21 less pens than box A contains.
41. (c); 42. (d); 43. (c);
44. (a); 45. (a);
46. (b); For I: Yes, as it is mentioned in statement that
nowadays there are 4 major industries
in Begusarai, then it is obvious
employment will increase.
For II: No, we cannot say that there is no case of
murder, kidnapping or extortion, we can
only say it has been reduced. But this
reduction has touch the figure of zero, it
cannot be inferred.
For III: Yes, as it is mentioned growth rate of
Begusarai is top in Bihar and 5th among
all districts in India, and Begusarai has
moved from the phase of darkness. It
clearly indicates that people of
Begusarai are hardworking and keen to
move forward.
For IV: No, it has been mentioned that
nowadays Begusarai has 4 major
industries but we cannot say that top
industrialists have desire to have their
industry in Begusarai.
47. (d); I is an assumption. II is a suggestion but not a
conclusion. Hence, neither I nor II follows.
Directions: (48-50):
48. (e);
49. (b);
50. (d);
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Directions (1-5): E faces the one who sits second to the
right of P. No one sits on the left of E. Only one person sits
between P and R. Only two person sits between R and the
one who faces F. D sits immediate right of F. D does not sits
at the end of the row.
Case 1
Case 2
Q sits second to the right of the one who faces D. A face the
one who sits on the immediate left of Q. G faces S but does
not sits at the end of the row. P is not the immediate
neighbour of G.
Case 1
Case 2
Only one person sits between K and S. K faces the one who
sits third to the right of N. J and M are immediate
neighbours. J does not faces D. Only two person sits
between M and L. More than two persons sits between B
and C, who does not faces L.
Case 1
Case 2
C does not face south. So case 2 gets eliminated.
1. (c); 2. (b); 3. (c);
4. (d); 5. (c);
Directions (6-10): Logic: As a first step let’s first
understand the logic behind the Output. Words are
arranged from right end and numbers are arranged from
left end. In each step one word and one number are
arranged.
Word – Words are arranged in ascending order from left
to right according to the English alphabetical order. In the
first step the word starting with the letter having higher
place value in the English alphabet is arranged first on the
right end and also the letters of the word are arranged in
increasing alphabetical order within the word.
Number- Numbers are arranged in ascending order from
left to right. In the firs step the highest number is arranged
first and then in the second step 2
nd
highest numbered gets
arranged and so on till the last step and also after
rearranging the numbers add 5 in the even number and
subtract 5 in the odd numbers.
REASONING ABILITY
Input: IMRE 40 69 RBHI 86 PMCN 25 KDSM 57 VATW
Step I: 91 IMRE 40 69 RBHI PMCN 25 KDSM 57 ATVW
Step II: 64 91 IMRE 40 PMCN 25 KDSM 57 ATVW BHIR
Step III: 52 64 91 IMRE 40 25 KDSM ATVW BHIR CMNP
Step IV: 45 52 64 91 IMRE 25 ATVW BHIR CMNP DKMS
Step V: 20 45 52 64 91 ATVW BHIR CMNP DKMS EIMR
Step V is the last step of the rearrangement.
6. (a); 7. (d); 8. (b);
9. (a); 10. (d);
11. (c); 12. (b);
Directions (13-15):
13. (c);
14. (c);
15. (e);
Directions (16-20):
16. (b); I. N % O (False) II. O & M (True)
17. (b); I. A * D (False) II. D & B (True)
18. (a); I. H & K (True) II. T * J (False)
19. (c); I. B & G (False) II. G @ B (False)
20. (a); I. M & L (True) II. V * W (False)
Direction (21-25):
21. (d); 22. (d); 23. (c);
24. (a); 25. (b);
Direction (26-30): In this new pattern coding decoding
each letter, except vowel, is assigned a number from 1-6 So,
B-1, C-2, D-3, F-4, G-5, H-6, J-1, K-2, L-3, M-4, N-5, P-6, Q-1,
R-2, S-3, T-4, V-5, W-6, X-1, Y-2, Z-3.
Also, each vowel is assigned different digits starting from
the digit code of Z. So, for vowels the digit codes are - A-3,
E-4, I-5, O-6, U-7.
26. (e); 27. (d); 28. (e);
29. (b); 30. (b);
31. (c);
32. (d); Only (I) can be assumed from the given statement
as it is mentioned in the given statement that
rooftop solar power technology is showing
growth.
33. (e); Both I and II follows as salary is an important
factor for encouraging students to opt teaching as
a career option rather than job and changing the
eligibility criterion to graduation for being a
teacher as generally the students choose their
career option after graduation.
Direction (34-38):
34. (b); 35. (a); 36. (b);
37. (b); 38. (d);
Direction (39-40):
39. (a); For I: Yes, it can be inferred from the given
statements as it is clearly mentioned punctuality
and sincerity are one of the key points which will
surely reviewed.
For II: No, it is clear from the given statements that
there will be increment but percentage cannot be
inferred.
For III: No, as it is mentioned by manager that
hard work and dedication towards work will be
applauded. But, Is there some employee who have
done their work with complete determination and
enthusiasm, it cannot be inferred. We can assume
it but it cannot be inferred from it.
40. (c); For I: Yes, it weakens the statement of manager as
it is said by manager that increment will be based
on performance i.e. hard work and determination.
But 15% for all those employees who have
completed 1 year undermines the statement by
manager.
For II: No, it strengthens the statement by
manager as performance chart has been prepared
and appraisal will be done accordingly.
For III: Yes, it weakens because it is mentioned
that punctuality is one of the key factor and if
those who is punctual and those who gets
relaxation time and both are considered as same,
then it’s a partiality for the punctual coming
employee.
Directions (41-45): There is only one box is kept between
box E and box having 25 pens. Box D is kept immediately
above the box containing 63 pens. Box E does not contain
63 pens. Only three boxes are kept between box D and the
box containing 12 pens.
Only two boxes are kept between box H and the box having
12 pens. More than three boxes are kept between box C and
box H. The box having pens which is a perfect square of 3
is kept immediately above box C. The number of pens in
box D is equal to the sum of the number of pens in box H
and the box which is placed at 2
nd
position. (i.e. Box H
contains 63 pens and 2
nd
position box contains 9 pens so
total number of pens in box D is =(63+9)=72 pens but it is
given that 9
th
position box contains number of pens which
is a multiple of 10). So, case 1 and case 2 gets eliminated.
Only two boxes are kept between the box having 42 pens
and box A. Box I is kept at the odd number position but
immediately below box F. The number of pens in Box G is
equal to the difference between the number of pens in box
D and box I. Box B is kept above the box having 8 pens. Box
G contains 21 less pens than box A contains.
41. (c); 42. (d); 43. (c);
44. (a); 45. (a);
46. (b); For I: Yes, as it is mentioned in statement that
nowadays there are 4 major industries
in Begusarai, then it is obvious
employment will increase.
For II: No, we cannot say that there is no case of
murder, kidnapping or extortion, we can
only say it has been reduced. But this
reduction has touch the figure of zero, it
cannot be inferred.
For III: Yes, as it is mentioned growth rate of
Begusarai is top in Bihar and 5th among
all districts in India, and Begusarai has
moved from the phase of darkness. It
clearly indicates that people of
Begusarai are hardworking and keen to
move forward.
For IV: No, it has been mentioned that
nowadays Begusarai has 4 major
industries but we cannot say that top
industrialists have desire to have their
industry in Begusarai.
47. (d); I is an assumption. II is a suggestion but not a
conclusion. Hence, neither I nor II follows.
Directions: (48-50):
48. (e);
49. (b);
50. (d);
51. (b); Let number of notes on which 50% return is given
and on which 80% return is given of PNB be 5x
and 7x respectively.
ATQ,
7x – 5x = 1000
x = 500
So, number of notes on which 100% return is
given by PNB = 15000 – ( 7 + 5)× 500
= 9000
Required % =
9000
24000
× 100 = 37.5%
52. (a); Let total number of notes received by BOI be 100x.
So, number of notes on which BOI gave 100%
return = 75x
And number of notes on which BOI gave 50%
return = 25?? ×
3
8
ATQ,
75?? +
75?? 8
= 13500
? x = 160
Hence, total amount received by BOI= 20×160×100
= Rs.3,20,000
And total amount received by Axis bank
= 20 × 10000 = Rs.2,00,000
Required difference = 3,20,000 - 2,00,000
= Rs.1,20,000
53. (c); Number of notes on which BOB gave 100% return
=
80
100
× 15000 = 12,000
Number of notes on which BOB gave 80% return
= ( 24000- 12000 )×
4
5
= 9,600
Required ratio =
9600
12000
= 4 : 5
54. (d); Total number of notes received by SBI
=
9,00,000
20
= 45,000
Total number of notes received by BOI
=
60
100
× 45000 = 27,000
Required average =
15,000+45,000+10,000+27,000+24,000
5
=
1,21,000
5
= 24,200
55. (e); Number of notes on which 100% return is given
by PNB =
50
100
× 15000 = 7500
Number of notes on which 50% return is given by
PNB = ( 15000- 7500 )×
5
12
= 3125
Number of notes on which 80% return is given by
PNB = 15000- 7500- 3125 = 4375
Required amount = ( 15000× 20)- ( 7500×
20)- ( 3125× 10)- ( 4375× 16)
= 300000- 150000- 31250- 70000
= Rs.48,750
56. (e); Let number of notes on which PNB gave 50%
return and 80% return be 5x and 7x respectively.
ATQ,
7?? - 5?? = 1500
?? = 750
So, number of notes on which PNB gave 100%
return = 15000- ( 7?? + 5?? )
= 15000- 12 × 750 = 6000
Now, number of notes on which Axis bank gave
80% return = 5 × 750- 1750
= 2000
So, number of notes on which Axis bank gave
100% return = 10000- 2000- 2000×
1
4
= 7500
Required number of notes = 6000 + 7500
= 13500
57. (b); Let A’s monthly salary be Rs.100x
So, A’s expenditure on house rent = 30x
And, A’s expenditure on clothing
= ( 100 ?? - 30?? )×
40
100
= 28x
Monthly amount given by A to his son = ( 100 ?? -
30?? - 28?? )×
4
14
= 12x
ATQ,
28?? - 12?? = 24000
?? = 1500
A’s annual expenditure on house rent = 30 ×
1500× 12
= Rs.540000
58. (c); Let efficiency of A be x units/day.
So, efficiency of C =
400
100
× ?? = 4x units/day
And, efficiency of B = 4?? ×
3
2
= 6x units/day
Now, total work = 33 × ?? = 33x units
Required days =
33?? ?? +6?? +4?? = 3 days
59. (d); Let amount invested by A be Rs.x
So, amount invested by B = 3 × ??
= Rs.3x
And, amount invested by C = 3?? ×
1
2
= Rs.1.5x
Now, profit sharing ratio of A : B : C
=(( ?? × 11)+ ( ( ?? - ?? )× 1) ) : (( 3?? × 11)+
( ( 3?? - ?? )× 1) ):(( 1.5?? × 11)+ ( ( 1.5?? - ?? )×
1) )
= ( 12?? - ?? ) : ( 36?? - ?? ) : ( 18?? - ?? )
QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE
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Directions (1-5): E faces the one who sits second to the
right of P. No one sits on the left of E. Only one person sits
between P and R. Only two person sits between R and the
one who faces F. D sits immediate right of F. D does not sits
at the end of the row.
Case 1
Case 2
Q sits second to the right of the one who faces D. A face the
one who sits on the immediate left of Q. G faces S but does
not sits at the end of the row. P is not the immediate
neighbour of G.
Case 1
Case 2
Only one person sits between K and S. K faces the one who
sits third to the right of N. J and M are immediate
neighbours. J does not faces D. Only two person sits
between M and L. More than two persons sits between B
and C, who does not faces L.
Case 1
Case 2
C does not face south. So case 2 gets eliminated.
1. (c); 2. (b); 3. (c);
4. (d); 5. (c);
Directions (6-10): Logic: As a first step let’s first
understand the logic behind the Output. Words are
arranged from right end and numbers are arranged from
left end. In each step one word and one number are
arranged.
Word – Words are arranged in ascending order from left
to right according to the English alphabetical order. In the
first step the word starting with the letter having higher
place value in the English alphabet is arranged first on the
right end and also the letters of the word are arranged in
increasing alphabetical order within the word.
Number- Numbers are arranged in ascending order from
left to right. In the firs step the highest number is arranged
first and then in the second step 2
nd
highest numbered gets
arranged and so on till the last step and also after
rearranging the numbers add 5 in the even number and
subtract 5 in the odd numbers.
REASONING ABILITY
Input: IMRE 40 69 RBHI 86 PMCN 25 KDSM 57 VATW
Step I: 91 IMRE 40 69 RBHI PMCN 25 KDSM 57 ATVW
Step II: 64 91 IMRE 40 PMCN 25 KDSM 57 ATVW BHIR
Step III: 52 64 91 IMRE 40 25 KDSM ATVW BHIR CMNP
Step IV: 45 52 64 91 IMRE 25 ATVW BHIR CMNP DKMS
Step V: 20 45 52 64 91 ATVW BHIR CMNP DKMS EIMR
Step V is the last step of the rearrangement.
6. (a); 7. (d); 8. (b);
9. (a); 10. (d);
11. (c); 12. (b);
Directions (13-15):
13. (c);
14. (c);
15. (e);
Directions (16-20):
16. (b); I. N % O (False) II. O & M (True)
17. (b); I. A * D (False) II. D & B (True)
18. (a); I. H & K (True) II. T * J (False)
19. (c); I. B & G (False) II. G @ B (False)
20. (a); I. M & L (True) II. V * W (False)
Direction (21-25):
21. (d); 22. (d); 23. (c);
24. (a); 25. (b);
Direction (26-30): In this new pattern coding decoding
each letter, except vowel, is assigned a number from 1-6 So,
B-1, C-2, D-3, F-4, G-5, H-6, J-1, K-2, L-3, M-4, N-5, P-6, Q-1,
R-2, S-3, T-4, V-5, W-6, X-1, Y-2, Z-3.
Also, each vowel is assigned different digits starting from
the digit code of Z. So, for vowels the digit codes are - A-3,
E-4, I-5, O-6, U-7.
26. (e); 27. (d); 28. (e);
29. (b); 30. (b);
31. (c);
32. (d); Only (I) can be assumed from the given statement
as it is mentioned in the given statement that
rooftop solar power technology is showing
growth.
33. (e); Both I and II follows as salary is an important
factor for encouraging students to opt teaching as
a career option rather than job and changing the
eligibility criterion to graduation for being a
teacher as generally the students choose their
career option after graduation.
Direction (34-38):
34. (b); 35. (a); 36. (b);
37. (b); 38. (d);
Direction (39-40):
39. (a); For I: Yes, it can be inferred from the given
statements as it is clearly mentioned punctuality
and sincerity are one of the key points which will
surely reviewed.
For II: No, it is clear from the given statements that
there will be increment but percentage cannot be
inferred.
For III: No, as it is mentioned by manager that
hard work and dedication towards work will be
applauded. But, Is there some employee who have
done their work with complete determination and
enthusiasm, it cannot be inferred. We can assume
it but it cannot be inferred from it.
40. (c); For I: Yes, it weakens the statement of manager as
it is said by manager that increment will be based
on performance i.e. hard work and determination.
But 15% for all those employees who have
completed 1 year undermines the statement by
manager.
For II: No, it strengthens the statement by
manager as performance chart has been prepared
and appraisal will be done accordingly.
For III: Yes, it weakens because it is mentioned
that punctuality is one of the key factor and if
those who is punctual and those who gets
relaxation time and both are considered as same,
then it’s a partiality for the punctual coming
employee.
Directions (41-45): There is only one box is kept between
box E and box having 25 pens. Box D is kept immediately
above the box containing 63 pens. Box E does not contain
63 pens. Only three boxes are kept between box D and the
box containing 12 pens.
Only two boxes are kept between box H and the box having
12 pens. More than three boxes are kept between box C and
box H. The box having pens which is a perfect square of 3
is kept immediately above box C. The number of pens in
box D is equal to the sum of the number of pens in box H
and the box which is placed at 2
nd
position. (i.e. Box H
contains 63 pens and 2
nd
position box contains 9 pens so
total number of pens in box D is =(63+9)=72 pens but it is
given that 9
th
position box contains number of pens which
is a multiple of 10). So, case 1 and case 2 gets eliminated.
Only two boxes are kept between the box having 42 pens
and box A. Box I is kept at the odd number position but
immediately below box F. The number of pens in Box G is
equal to the difference between the number of pens in box
D and box I. Box B is kept above the box having 8 pens. Box
G contains 21 less pens than box A contains.
41. (c); 42. (d); 43. (c);
44. (a); 45. (a);
46. (b); For I: Yes, as it is mentioned in statement that
nowadays there are 4 major industries
in Begusarai, then it is obvious
employment will increase.
For II: No, we cannot say that there is no case of
murder, kidnapping or extortion, we can
only say it has been reduced. But this
reduction has touch the figure of zero, it
cannot be inferred.
For III: Yes, as it is mentioned growth rate of
Begusarai is top in Bihar and 5th among
all districts in India, and Begusarai has
moved from the phase of darkness. It
clearly indicates that people of
Begusarai are hardworking and keen to
move forward.
For IV: No, it has been mentioned that
nowadays Begusarai has 4 major
industries but we cannot say that top
industrialists have desire to have their
industry in Begusarai.
47. (d); I is an assumption. II is a suggestion but not a
conclusion. Hence, neither I nor II follows.
Directions: (48-50):
48. (e);
49. (b);
50. (d);
51. (b); Let number of notes on which 50% return is given
and on which 80% return is given of PNB be 5x
and 7x respectively.
ATQ,
7x – 5x = 1000
x = 500
So, number of notes on which 100% return is
given by PNB = 15000 – ( 7 + 5)× 500
= 9000
Required % =
9000
24000
× 100 = 37.5%
52. (a); Let total number of notes received by BOI be 100x.
So, number of notes on which BOI gave 100%
return = 75x
And number of notes on which BOI gave 50%
return = 25?? ×
3
8
ATQ,
75?? +
75?? 8
= 13500
? x = 160
Hence, total amount received by BOI= 20×160×100
= Rs.3,20,000
And total amount received by Axis bank
= 20 × 10000 = Rs.2,00,000
Required difference = 3,20,000 - 2,00,000
= Rs.1,20,000
53. (c); Number of notes on which BOB gave 100% return
=
80
100
× 15000 = 12,000
Number of notes on which BOB gave 80% return
= ( 24000- 12000 )×
4
5
= 9,600
Required ratio =
9600
12000
= 4 : 5
54. (d); Total number of notes received by SBI
=
9,00,000
20
= 45,000
Total number of notes received by BOI
=
60
100
× 45000 = 27,000
Required average =
15,000+45,000+10,000+27,000+24,000
5
=
1,21,000
5
= 24,200
55. (e); Number of notes on which 100% return is given
by PNB =
50
100
× 15000 = 7500
Number of notes on which 50% return is given by
PNB = ( 15000- 7500 )×
5
12
= 3125
Number of notes on which 80% return is given by
PNB = 15000- 7500- 3125 = 4375
Required amount = ( 15000× 20)- ( 7500×
20)- ( 3125× 10)- ( 4375× 16)
= 300000- 150000- 31250- 70000
= Rs.48,750
56. (e); Let number of notes on which PNB gave 50%
return and 80% return be 5x and 7x respectively.
ATQ,
7?? - 5?? = 1500
?? = 750
So, number of notes on which PNB gave 100%
return = 15000- ( 7?? + 5?? )
= 15000- 12 × 750 = 6000
Now, number of notes on which Axis bank gave
80% return = 5 × 750- 1750
= 2000
So, number of notes on which Axis bank gave
100% return = 10000- 2000- 2000×
1
4
= 7500
Required number of notes = 6000 + 7500
= 13500
57. (b); Let A’s monthly salary be Rs.100x
So, A’s expenditure on house rent = 30x
And, A’s expenditure on clothing
= ( 100 ?? - 30?? )×
40
100
= 28x
Monthly amount given by A to his son = ( 100 ?? -
30?? - 28?? )×
4
14
= 12x
ATQ,
28?? - 12?? = 24000
?? = 1500
A’s annual expenditure on house rent = 30 ×
1500× 12
= Rs.540000
58. (c); Let efficiency of A be x units/day.
So, efficiency of C =
400
100
× ?? = 4x units/day
And, efficiency of B = 4?? ×
3
2
= 6x units/day
Now, total work = 33 × ?? = 33x units
Required days =
33?? ?? +6?? +4?? = 3 days
59. (d); Let amount invested by A be Rs.x
So, amount invested by B = 3 × ??
= Rs.3x
And, amount invested by C = 3?? ×
1
2
= Rs.1.5x
Now, profit sharing ratio of A : B : C
=(( ?? × 11)+ ( ( ?? - ?? )× 1) ) : (( 3?? × 11)+
( ( 3?? - ?? )× 1) ):(( 1.5?? × 11)+ ( ( 1.5?? - ?? )×
1) )
= ( 12?? - ?? ) : ( 36?? - ?? ) : ( 18?? - ?? )
QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE
ATQ,
18?? -?? 12?? -?? +36?? -?? +18?? -?? =
35
129
?
18?? -?? 66?? -3?? =
35
129
? 774?? - 43?? = 770?? - 35??
? ?? = 2??
Required profit sharing ratio =
12?? -?? 36?? -??
=
24?? -?? 72?? -?? ? 23 : 71
60. (e); Let initial quantity of milk and water in the vessel
be 30x lit and 10x lit respectively.
Quantity of milk taken out from the vessel = 80 ×
3
4
= 60 lit
Quantity of water taken out from the vessel =
80 ×
1
4
= 20 lit
ATQ,
( 30?? -60) +80
10?? -20
=
700
100
??? = 4
Hence, required original quantity of the vessel
= 30?? + 10?? = 160 lit
61. (b); Number of female employees in C who are newly
recruited
= ((2000×
30
100
) - 350 ) ×
38
100
= 95
Number of male employees in C who are newly
recruited = 95 ×
3
5
= 57
Required % =
((2000×
30
100
)-( 95+57) )
2000×
30
100
× 100
=
600-152
600
× 100 = 74
2
3
%
62. (a); Male employees in company – Y =
400
100
× 350 = 1400
Female employees in company – Y = 1400×
3
4
= 1050
Required difference = ( 1400+ 1050 ) –2000 = 450
63. (c); Female employees who left B
= ((2000×
25
100
) - 225 ) ×
16
100
= 44
Female employees in D =(2000×
20
100
) - 160 = 240
Required % =
( 240+44) -240
240
× 100 = 18
1
3
%
64. (b); Male employees in company – K
= ((2000×
25
100
) - 225 ) + 425 = 700
Average number of female employees in A, C & D
in company – X
=
1
3
× ((2000×
75
100
) - ( 240+ 350+ 160 ) )
=
1
3
× ( 750 ) = 250
Required difference = 700 – 250 = 450
65. (d); Employees who are in (18-40) age group in A
= (2000×
25
100
) ×
13
25
= 260
Employees who are in (18-40) age group in B
= (2000×
25
100
) ×
13
50
= 130
Employees who are in (18-40) age group in C
= (2000×
30
100
) ×
4
5
= 480
Employees who are in (18-40) age group in D
= (2000×
20
100
) ×
33
40
= 330
Employees who are in (40+) age group in A, B, C &
D in company – X
= 2000- ( 260+ 130+ 480+ 330 ) = 800
Required ratio =
( 260+130+480+330)
800
= 3 : 2
66. (a); Wrong number = 7830
Pattern of series –
So, there should be 7820 in place of 7830.
67. (b); Here, the pattern followed is
18 × 1 +2 =20
20 × 2 +3 =43
43 × 3 +4 =133
133 × 4 +5 =537
537 × 5 +6 =2691
2691 × 6 +7 =16153
So, wrong number is 16163 which should be
replaced by 16153
68. (c); Wrong number = 78
Pattern of series –
So, there should be 76 in place of 78.
69. (c); Wrong number = 260
Pattern of series –
So, there should be 261 in place of 260.
70. (e); Wrong number = 2515
Pattern of series –
267 + 343 = 610
343 + 610 = 953
610 + 953 = 1563
953 + 1563 = 2516
1563 + 2516 = 4079
So, there should be 2516 in place of 2515.
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