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Part : I | Gen. Intelligence & Reasoning

SOLUTIONS1. (D) As drama is related to stage same as Tennis is

related to court.

2. (B) 17 × 3 + 1 = 52 : 1 × 3 + 1 = 4

3. (B) All except Eagle are flightless birds.

4. (D) All except 'MO' are conseutive alphabets.

5. (A) 9

9

1

4

9

9

×4

6

6

4

8

6

6

×2

8

8

2

4

8

8

×2

4

4

3

6

4

4

×2

6. (B) A D H M S

4 9 15 22 30+3 +5 +7 +9 +11

7. (B) 7 18 40 73 117 172

+11 +22 +33 +44 +55

8. (A) cc a / ccb / c c a / ccb / cc a / c c b

9. (C) Number are written is reverse order.

7 9 × 8 6

1234

= 6897

10. (B)

144

12 × 11 = 132

(132) 121

(12)2 (11)

2

64

8 × 10 = 80

(80) 100

(8)2 (10)

2

11. (C)

15

67

8 3

410

9 11

12

2

1 No. = 12

2 No. = (1, 2) (3, 4) (5, 6) (7, 8) (5, 8) (6, 7) (9, 10)

(10, 11) (11, 12) (9,12)

3 No. = (1, 5, 8) (7, 8, 3) (2, 9, 10) 4, 10, 11)

4 No. = (5, 8, 9, 10) (7, 8, 10, 11)

12. (C) Rank from last = Total – Rank from start + 1

= 37 – 15 + 1 = 23th

13. (C)

14. (B)6 Km.

6 Km.

15. (D)

16. (C)

17. (A)

18. (B)

19. (C) P

N

A

R

T

E

T

T

E

T

R

A

N

P

Same as MENTION NOITNEM

20. (D) [(5 – 5) × 2]2 = 0; [(7 – 3) × 2]2 = 64

[(11 – 8) × 2]2 = 36; [(8 – 2) × 2]2 = 144

21. (D) Soil Seed Plant Flower Fruit

22. (C) Because given word not consisting '0'.

23. (B)

24. (B)

25. (B) Antibiotics

InjectionCapsules

Part : II | Gen. Knowledge & Awareness26. (A) Silicon carbide, also known as carborundum , is a

compound of silicon and carbon with chemical for-mula SiC. It occurs in nature as the extremely raremineral moissanite.

27. (D) Radioimmunoassay (RIA) is a sensitive method formeasuring very small amounts of a substance inthe blood. Radioactive versions of a substance, orisotopes of the substance, are mixed with antibod-ies and inserted in a sample of the patient's blood.

28. (D) Leukemia, a type of cancer found in your bloodand bone marrow, is caused by the rapid produc-tion of abnormal white blood cells. The high num-

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ber of abnormal white blood cells are not able tofight infection, and they impair the ability of thebone marrow to produce red blood cells and plate-lets.

29. (B) Those were the words of Shivaswami Iyer who wasa prominent lawyer, administrator and statesmanwho served as the Advocate General of Madras from1907 to 1911. He was the Indian delegate to thethird session of the League of Nations in 1922 inwhich, he condemned the mandate policy of Gen-eral Smuts of the Republic of South Africa.Shivaswami Iyer served as a member of the Coun-cil of State from 1922 to 1923. He also opposed theSimon Commission on its arrival in India.

30. (C) Akbar would celebrate his conquest of Rajputanaby laying the foundation of a new capital, 23 miles(37 km) W.S.W of Agra in 1569. It was calledFatehpur Sikri ("the city of victory").

31. (D) 1. Planetary winds Planetary winds constantlyblow in the same direction all around the worldthroughout the year from one latitude to the other.They are also called prevailing or permanent winds.Example of Planetary winds are trade winds andthe westerly winds.8. Local winds - Local differences in temperatureand pressure on the land causes changes in airpressure due to which local wind blows. They arelimited to small areas and are known by local namesin that area. For example, 11took, Harmattan, Loo,Mistral, Foehn, etc.

32. (D)33. (A) Say's Law(J.B. SAY)

He is well known for Say's Law (or Say's Law ofMarkets), often summarised as

• "Aggregate supply creates its own aggregate de-mand",

• "Supply creates its own demand",• "Supply constitutes its own demand",• "If you build it, they will come",• "Inherent in supply is the wherewithal for its own

consumption".34. (D) Fourth Plan (1969 - 74): Main emphasis on

agriculture's growth rate so that a chain reactioncan start.Fared well in the first two years with record pro-duction, last three years failure because of poormonsoon.Had to tackle the influx of Bangladeshirefugees before and after 1971 Indo-Pak war.Fifth Plan(1974-79): The fifth plan prepared andlaunched by D.D. Dhar proposed to achieve twomain objectives:-

1. 'removal of poverty' (Garibi Hatao)2. 'attainment of self reliance'

Through promotion of high rate of growth, betterdistribution of income and a very significant growthin the domestic rate of savings. The plan was termi-nated in 1978 (instead of 1979) when JantaGovt.came to power.

35. (A) Article 17 in The Constitution Of India :Abolition of Untouchability Untouchability is abol-ished and its practice in any form is forbidden Theenforcement of any disability arising out of Un-touchability shall be an offence punishable in ac-cordance with law.

36. (D)37. (B)38. (B) Vinayak Narahari "Vinoba" Bhave was an Indian

advocate of nonviolence and human rights. Oftencalled Acharya he is best known for the BhoodanMovement.Medha Patkar (born 1 December 1954) is an Indiansocial activist and social reformer turned politician.She is the founder member of Narmada BachaoAndolan.Sunderlal Bahuguna is a noted Garhwali environ-mentalist, Chipko movement leader and a followerof Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy of Non-violenceand Satyagraha.

39. (A) Attack on the Somnath Temple. In 1025 Mahmudraided Gujarat, plundering the Somnath temple andbreaking its jyotirlinga. He took away a booty of 2million dinars.

40. (B) France was the first country to implement the GSTin 1954. Since then, Germany, Italy, the UK, SouthKorea, Japan, Canada and Australia have beenamong the over a dozen nations which have imple-mented the GST.

41. (C) Jan Koum is a Ukrainian American entrepreneurand computer programmer. He is the co-founderand was the CEO of WhatsApp, a mobile messag-ing application which was acquired by FacebookInc. in February 2014 for US$19.3 billion.

42. (B) Nati is the most famous dance of HimachalPradesh. Dance is listed in Guinness world recordbook as largest folk dance. It is mainly originatedfrom Sirmaur district.

43. (A) Context: Malaysia has ratified the Rome Statutemaking it the 124th State party to the InternationalCriminal Court (ICC). About ICC: The InternationalCriminal Court (ICC), located in The Hague, is thecourt of last resort for prosecution of genocide, warcrimes, and crimes against humanity.

44. (C) India finished the Special Olympics World Gameswith a rich haul of 368 medals, which included 85gold, 154 silver and 129 bronze

45. (B) Suman Rao from Rajasthan has won the FeminaMiss India World 2019 beauty pageant during a



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star-studded ceremony at Sardar Vallabhbhai PatelIndoor Stadium in Mumbai.

46. (D) The Bangalore-based electronics engineer, NiteshKumar Jangir has won the 2019 CommonwealthSecretary-General's Innovation for Sustainable De-velopment Award in London, United Kingdom.

47. (A) The World Refugee Day (WRD) is observed everyyear on 20th June to celebrate the stories and con-tributions of refugees. The 2019 theme is "Step WithRefugees - Take a Step on World Refugee Day"

48. (B) In Nepal, thousands of people came onto roads incapital Kathmandu against controversial “GuthiBill” on 19th June 2019. The local residents ofKathmandu Valley.

49. (A) The world’s No.3 ODI bowler, Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan has become the most expen-sive bowler in ICC World Cup history during theirmatch against hosts England at Old Trafford inManchester on June 18. He leaked 110 runs off 9overs as England racked up a gigantic 397 for sixafter electing to bat. The record earlier belonged toNew Zealand’s Martin Snedden, who had con-ceded 105 runs for two wickets against England inthe 1983 World Cup.

50. (C) NDA nominee Om Birla from Kota has been unani-mously elected as the Speaker of 17th Lok Sabha.All major political parties including Congress,DMK, TMC, BJD, YSR Congress, JD(U) and ShivSena supported the motion moved by Prime Minis-ter and Leader of the House, Narendra Modi tochoose Mr. Birla as the Speaker.

Part : III | Quantitative Aptitude

51. (D) ATQ,

Let borrowed money be x

after 2 years x

2

101

100 =

121

100x

Aftet 3 years as he has paid ` 7260

121 10x 7260 1

100 100 = 13310

121x 726000 11

100 10 = 13310

121x = 1210000 + 726000

x = 1936000

121 = 16000

52. (C)

2

2 2

cos

cot cos = 3

2

2

2

2

cos

coscos

sin

= 3

2

2 2

cos 1

cos cosec 1 = 3

2

1

cot = 3

tan2 = 3

tan = 3

therefore = 60°

cot60 + cosec 60

1 2

3 3

3

3 = 3

53. (D)

let D be any point on circumference com-

pleting cyclic quadrilateral as shown in fig-

ure

let COA =

D = 2

(angle is half at circumfer-

ence of angle at centre by the same chord)

B = 180 – 2

(opposite angles of cyclic

quadrilateral)

= 180 – 2

(opposite angles of paral-

lelogram)

= 120°

54. (B)A 800 km B

P

Distance = 800 km

Relative speed = 40 + 60 = 100 km/hr

meeting time = 800

100 hr = 8 hr


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hence AP = 8 × 40 = 320 km

55. (A) Let 100 be the cost price of each article

and 100 be the No. of items

total CP = 100 × 100 = 10000 ...(i)

MP = 140/ article

Selling price = 140 × 70 + 30 × 140 × 60

100

= 9800 + 2520

= 12320

Profit % = 12300 10000

10000 × 100

= 2320

100 = 23.20%

56. (C) The number is divisible by both 8 and 11

possible values of Y is 4 only as 784 is

divisible by 8

Now check divisiblity rule of 11 to find the

value % x.

sum of even digits = sum of odd digits or there

difference is multiple of 11

Hence 25 = x + 16

x = 9

So, 4x – 3y

4 × 9 – 3× 4

36 – 12 = 24

57. (A)

×

% increase in salary = 400 – 250

250 × 110

= 159

259 × 100

= 60%

58. (C) Using (a3 – b3) = (a–b) (a2 + ab + b2)

3 3

3x 2y = 3x 2y 2 23x 6xy 2y

on comparing question with above eq.

A = 3, B = 2, C = 6

3A – B + C = ?

= 3 × 3 – 2 + 6

= 9 – 2 + 6

7 + 6

59. (D)

42

75

1

Ratio of radius = 4 : 5 : 7

Ratio of area = 16 : 25 : 49

Ratio of area of ring 1 is ring 2

49 25

25 16

24 8

9 3

60. (B) 17

100× X = 572×

7

100×126

X 572 7 126 100

17 100 29676

61. (D) a = 25, b = 15, c = –10Now,

3 3 3

2 2 2

a b c 3abc

a b b c c a

1

2(a + b + c)

1

2[25 + 15 – 10]

30

2= 15

62. (C) a + b + c = 3, a2 + b2 + c2 = 6

and 1 1 1

1a b c

bc + ac + ab = abc a + b + c = 3a2 + b2 + c2 + 2 (ab + bc + ca) = 9 6 + 2 abc = 9 2 abc = 3

abc = 3

2

63. (B) Let side of room = aATQ, Area of floor = 48a2 = 48

a = 4 3 m



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length of longest rod = 3 a

= 3 4 3 12 m.

64. (D)

8

6

A

C

B

A = 90°So BC is the diagonal of the circlefrom ABC

BC2 = AB2 + AC2

BC2 = 64 + 36 BC2 = 100BC = 10

Radius of the circle = 10

2= 5cm

65. (C) Diagonal of cube = 6 3

3a = 6 3 a = 6 cmRatio of TSP : Volume 6a2 = a3

6 = a 6 = 6 1 = 1

66. (D) Milk Water Total VolumeGlass 1 90% 10%

9 : 1 = 10 2Glass 2 80% 20%

4 : 1 = 5 5Glass 3 70% 30%

7 : 3 = 10 9

Milk in new vessel = 9

10× 2 +

4

5× 5 +

7

10× 9 =

1.8 + 4 + 6.3 = 12.1

Water is new vessel = 1

10× 2 +

1

5× 5 +

3

10× 9 =

0.2 + 1 + 2.7 = 3.9Required ratio Milk : Water

12.1 : 3.9121 : 39

67. (B)

68. (B) 12

3 3

2r = 12

r =6

cm

69. (D) x y z16000×3+11000×9 : 12000×3+17000×9 : 21000×6

16 + 33 : 12 : 51 : 42

49 : 63 : 42

Difference between y and z

=21

154× 26400 = 3600

70. (A) tan (x + y) tan (x – y) = 1

tan (x + y) = 1

tan x y

tan (x + y) = cot (x – y)x + y + x – y = 90°2x = 90°x = 45°

tan 2x

3 = tan

90

3

tan 30° = 1

3

71. (D) 2 22 2

tan cot

1 tan 1 cot

4 4

tan cot

sec cosec

tan cos4 + cot sin4

4 4sin cot

cos sincos sin

sin cos3 + cos sin3 sin cos (cos2 + sin2 sincos

72. (A) Required% =110

1539× 100 = 7.1%

73. (B) AOC =565

1539× 360 = 132°


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74. (A) Required % =73

110× 100 = 66%

75. (B) Required ratio I : II(183+454+110) : (107+227+458)

747 : 792

Part : IV | English Language76. (C) Replace 'in doldrums' with correct idiomatic

expression 'in the doldrums' which means

'in a state of stagnation; lacking activity or

progress'.

77. (A) 'These' or 'Those' are not used before 'kind

of' or 'sort of'. Hence use 'these kinds' in

place of 'these kind'.

78. (D) No error, the given sentence is grammati-

cally and contextually correct.

79. (B) Distort: give a misleading or false account

or impression of. ( )

Divulge: make known (private or sensitive

information). ( )

80. (B) Skirt: attempt to ignore; avoid dealing with.

( )

Encompass: surround and have or hold

within. ( )

81. (B) Curtain lecture: an instance of a wife repri-

manding her husband in private.

82. (B) Come hell or high water: Possible obstacles

in your path (will not stop you).

83. (B) "Nor did I" is the appropriate usage as inver-

sion takes place after "nor".

84. (C) Sentence should be in active voice and 'I'

should take 'have' helping verb with it so that

3rd form of verb can be used accordingly.

85. (B) Noxious: harmful, poisonous, or very un-

pleasant, virulent. ( )

Sterile: (of a plant) not able to produce fruit

or seeds, arid, barren. ( )

86. (A) Herald: an official employed to oversee state

ceremonial, precedence,carry official mes-

sages, messenger. ( )

Flock: a number of birds of one kind feeding,

resting, or travelling together. ( )

87. (D) Palindrome: a word, phrase, or sequence that

reads the same backwards as forwards

( )

Alliteration: the occurrence of the same let-

ter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or

closely connected words. ( )

Pun: a joke exploiting the different possible

meanings of a word or the fact that there

are words which sound alike but have dif-

ferent meanings. ( )

88. (A) Obsolete: no longer produced or used; out of

date. ( )

Incentive: a thing that motivates or encour-

ages someone to do something. ( )

Jaunt: a short excursion or journey made for

pleasure. ( )

Syllable: a unit of pronunciation having one

vowel sound, with or without surrounding

consonants, forming the whole or a part of a

word. for example, there are two syllables in

water and three in inferno. ( )

89. (C) It is high time the government started think-

ing about the cost and quality of power sup-

ply.

90. (B) Changes:

Said- said, I -she, present simple- past

simple .

91. (A) Changes:

Active voice - sub+ v2+ obj

Passive voice- obj+ was/were + v3+ by+ sub.

92. (D) Millennial being an adjective will qualify the

noun 'obsession'. Hence option D is the cor-

rect choice.

93. (C) Preposition 'of' is correct.

94. (B) 'Everything' being a singular noun will take

singular verb 'changes'.

95. (B) 'Even if' is the correct conjunction to use.

96. (D) Option D is the correct usage.

97. (B) Quaint: attractively unusual or old-fashioned.

( )

Erratic: not even or regular in pattern or

movement; unpredictable. ( )

98. (A) Captivate: attract and hold the interest and

attention of; charm. ( )

Grip: take and keep a firm hold of; grasp

tightly. ( )

Disillusion: disappointment resulting from

the discovery that something is not as good

as one believed it to be. ( )

99. (D) Polymath: a person of wide knowledge or

learning. ( )

100.(A) Slipshod: characterized by a lack of care,

thought, or organization, careless.

( )



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