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Test Booklet No. ijh{kk iqflrdk la[;k This Booklet contains 48 pages. bl iqflrdk eas 48 i` B gsaa Test Booklet ijh{kk iqflrdk Test Booklet Series ijh{kk iqflrdk lhjht+ BC Allowed Time : 120 Minutes fu/kkzfjr le; % 120 feuv 1. The OMR Answer Sheet is inside this Test Booklet. When you are directed, open the top seal of Test Booklet, take out the Answer Sheet and fill in the particulars carefully with blue / black ball point pen only. 2. The test is of 120 minutes duration and consists of 150 objective type questions. Each question carry 2 marks for correct answer. Negative Marking : For every two wrong answer, then marks for one right answer will be deducted 3. Use Black Ball Point Pen only for writing particulars on this page and marking responses in the Answer Sheet. 4. Make sure that the Test Booklet No. and Series marked by you on the Answer Sheet is the same as that on this Booklet. 5. Rough work should be done only in the space provided in the Test Booklet 6. The answers are to be recorded on the OMR Answer Sheet only. Mark your responses carefully. No whitener/ eraser / Blade is allowed for changing answers. 7. After opening the Test Booklet, please immediately ensure that no page or question is misprinted, torn or left blank. If any discrepancy is found in test booklet, show it to Invigilator and get it replaced with test booklet of same series. 8. For any question if these is any discrepancy in Hindi or English language of that particular question the English version of that question will be considered as final. 9. Details of sections in Question Paper: Sections Subject Sections-1 Hindi knowledge & Writing Ability Sections-2 Do not open this Test Booklet until you are asked to do so. bl ijh{kk iqflrdk dks rc rd uk [kksys a tc rd dgk u tk,a Read carefully the instructions on the back cover of this booklet. bl ijh{kk iqflrdk ds fin~ys vkoj.k ij fn, funs Z kksa dks /;ku ls i<+s aa Maximum Marks : 300 vf/kdre vad % 300 Name of the candidate (In Capitals) ijh{kkfkhz dk uke (cm+s v{kjksa es a)%... Roll Number (vuqøekad)% In figures (vadks es a)... In words ( kcnksa es a)... Centre of Examination ijh{kk dsanz dk uke %... Candidate Signature General Intelligence test Sections-3 General Knowledge No. of Questions 50 50 50 1. vks-,e- vkj- mùkj i=d bl iz u iqflrdk ds vanj gsa tc vkidks funszf kr fd;k tk, rks Åijh lhy dks [kksydj mùkj iqflrdk dks ckgj fudky ysa vksj mlesa fn, gq, fooj.k dks dkys cky ikwbav isu ls /;kuiwozd HkjsaA 2. ijh{kk dh vof/k 120 feuv gs,oa dqy 150 cgqfodyih; iz u gsaa izr;sd iz u esa lgh mùkj ds fy, 2 vad gsaa izr;sd 2 x+yr mùkj ds fy, 1 lgh mrj dk vad dkvk tk,xka 3. bl i` B ij fooj.k vafdr djus,oa mùkj i= ij fu kku yxkus ds fy, dsoy dkys cky ikwbav isu dk gh iz;ksx djsaa 4. ;g lqfuf pr dj ysa fd vks-,e- vkj- mùkj i=d esa Hkjh x;h ijh{kk iqflrdk la[;k,oa ijh{kk iqflrdk lhjht+ ogh gs tks bl ijh{kk iqflrdk esa vafdr gsa 5. jq (dppk) dk;z ijh{kk iqflrdk es nh xbz [kkyh txg ij gh djsaa 6. lhkh mùkj dsoy vks-,e- vkj- mùkj i= ij gh vafdr djsaa vius mùkj /;kuiwozd vafdr djsaa mùkj cnyus gsrq OgkbVuj@jcM+@CysM dk iz;ksx fuf k) gsa 7. ijh{kk iqflrdk [kksyus ds rqjar ckn tk p djds ns[k ysa fd ijh{kk iqflrdk esa dksbz fcuk Nik] QVk ;k NwVk gqvk i` B ;k iz u ugha gsa ;fn ijh{kk iqflrdk esa dksbz deh gks rks d{k vurjh{kd dks fn[kkdj mlh lhjht+ dh nwljh ijh{kk iqflrdk izkir dj ysaa 8. fdlh Hkh,sls iz u ds fy, ftles fganh vfkok vaxz sth vuqokn esa folaxfr gks rks vaxzsth Hkk kk esa fn;k gqvk iz u gh eku; gksxka 9. iz u i= esa vuqhkkxksa dk fooj.k % vuqhkkx vuqhkkx&1 vuqhkkx&2 vuqhkkx&3 Invigilators Signature fo k; fganh ifjkku,oa ys[ku ;ksx;rk lkeku; cqf) ijh{k.k lkeku; tkudkjh iz uksa dh la[;k 50 50 50 ijh{kkfkhz ds glrkk{kj %... d{k vurjh{kd ds glrkk{kj %... 1 SET-BC

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HINDI KNOWLEDGE & WRITING ABILITY / fganh ifjkku,oa ys[ku ;ksx;rk Q1 og i<+rk gs ysfdu ckr Hkh cgqr djrk gsa Q5 ;qxe kcn dh dksu lh tksm+h lgh gs\ O;kdj.k dh n`f V ls js[kkafdr kcn dks (A) U;k; & vu;k; igpkfu,% (B) /kjk & i`foh (A) fø;k&fo ks k.k (C) vpy & vpyk (B) vo;; (D) eku & vieku (C) lozuke (D) lakk Q6 nwljksa dh ckrks a esa n[ky nsuk &,d gh kcn D;k gksxk\ Q2 jfookj gs] og?kj ij gh jgsxka (A) glr{ksi js[kkafdr kcn dks igpkfu,% (B) vk{ksi (A) lozuke (C) nwjn khz (B) izr;; (D) midkjh (C) fuikr (D) milxz Q7 eq acbz ds fudv iwuk gsa js[kkafdr kcn D;k gs\ Q3 vkdk k es a panzek ped jgk gsa (A) leqp;cks/kd kcn js[kkafdr kcn dk i;kz;okph ugha gs% (B) lecu/klwpd kcn (A) O;kse (C) lozuke (B) xxu (D) lakk (C) jlky (D) uhk Q8 ekrk & firk vius cppks a ds fy, dmh esgur djrs gsa Q4 lurks k egk/ku gsa js[kkafdr kcn dk D;k vfkz gksxk% js[kkafdr kcn dk lvhd foykse gksxk% (A) fo ks k.k (A) vlarks k (B) ijlxz (B) vlohdkj (C) lozuke (C) vlg;ksx (D) lakk (D) vlkj 3 SET-BC

Q9 opu dh n`f V ls dksu lk tksm+k lgh ugha Q13 ftl okd; esa blfy,] vksj] D;ks afd] ysfdu] gs\ ijurq vkfn leqpp; cks/kd kcn tqm+rs gsaa (A) yrk & yrk, ml okd; dks D;k dgrs gs a\ (B)?kksM+k &?kksm+s (C) fdrkc & fdrkcsa (D) l[kh & l[kh;k (A) la;qdr okd; (B) fej okd; (C) ljy okd; (D) fo/kku okd; Q10 ftl okd; es a dez ds vuqlkj fø;k es a ifjorzu gksrk gs] ml okd; dks dgrs gs a% (A) dr`zokp; (B) dezokp; Q14 cpps [ksy jgs gs aa vfkz ds vk/kkj ij okd; dk izdkj crkb,% (A) iz uokpd (B) fo/kkuokd; (C) HkkookP; (C) fu ks/kkred okd; (D) la;qdrokp; (D) vkkkokpd okd; Q11 fueufyf[kr okd;ks a esa ls Hkfo ;r~ dky dks Q15 rqedks eq>s i<+kuk gsa igpkfu,% v kq) va k dks igpkfu,% (A) xk;?kkl pjrh gsa (B) jksgu eq acbz x;k FkkA (C) es a dy?kweus tkå xha (D) ek cppksa dks i<+k jgh gsa (A) rqedks (B) eq>s (C) i<+kuk (D) gsa Q12 e/;e iq: k ^rw^ dk lgh cgqopu gksxk% (A) vki yksx (B) rqe yksx Q16 eq>s ckgj tkuk gsa js[kkafdr fpug dks igpkfu,% (A) iw.kz fojke (B) iz uokpd fpºu (C) ge (C) vyi fojke (D) ;s yksx (D) yk?ko fpºu 4 SET-BC

Q17 fdlh in] miokd; vkfn dh fo ks krk fn[kkus Q21 fueufyf[kr es a ls lekukfkhz tksm+h dks Li V ds fy, kcn ds uhps,d js[kk [khaprs gs a mls dhft,% dgrs gs a% (A) ikozrh & egs ojh (A) iz uokpd fpºu (B) v/kksjs[k fpºu (C) dks Bd fpºu (D) fr;zd fpºu (B) O;kogkfjd & vo;kogkfjd (C) ksj & ksjuh (D) ym+dk & ymds Q18 mlus rks esjh vk [ks a [kksy nha js[kkafdr eqgkojs dk vfkz gksxk% (A) Hkze dks nwj djuka (B) fdlh ckr ij /;ku u nsuka (C) Lokxr ds fy, jkg ns[kuka Q22 iwohz fgunh {ks= es a dksu lh cksyh ugha cksyh tkrh\ (A) vo?kh (B) NRrhlx<+h (C) t;iqjh (D) va/kdkj nwj djuka (D) c?ksyh Q19 vkx yxus ij dqvk [kksnuk & yksdksfdr dk Q23 fgunh Hkk kh jkt; ds varxzr dksu lk jkt; lgh vfkz gksxk% ugha gs\ (A) tynh ls dk;z djuk (B) ladv ds le; cpko ds fy, lkspuk (C) eqlhcr vkus ls?kcjk tkuk (D) dqvk [kksndj iq.; dekuk (A) mrrjizns k (B) fcgkj (C) >kj[kam (D) egkjk Vª Q20 i`foh] xzgks a] rkjksa vkfn dk LFkku & okd;ka k ds fy, mfpr kcn gksxk\ (A) leanj (B) vurfj{k (C) /kjrh Q24 jkepfjrekul ds jpf;rk dksu gs a\ (A) xkslokeh rqylhnklth (B) lwjnkl (C) ehjkckbz (D) fo o (D) lar rqdkjke 5 SET-BC

Q25 vaxz sth dk fgunh vuqokn fyf[k, &lgh vuqokn Li V dhft,% Disaster to Environment is the biggest HkfDrdky ds lar dfo lwjnkl th dks dksu ugha tkurk\ Q26 problem. (A) iznw k.k ls cpuk pkfg,a (B) i;kzoj.k dks gkfu igq pkuk vktdh cm+h lel;k gsa (C) /ofu iznw k.k gekjh lel;k gsa (D) iznw k.k,d lel;k gsa f k{kk euq ; thou dh uhao gs & lgh vuqokn fyf[k,% (A) Education is necessary for all. (B) Education is the foundation of our life. (C) Education leads the better nation. (D) Primary education must be free for all. PSG1 fueufyf[kr xn~;ka k dks i<+dj iwns x, iz uks a dk mrrj fyf[k,% fgunh lkfgr; bfrgkl dks pkj Hkkxks esa ck Vk x;k gsa 1- vkfndky 2- HkfDrdky 3- jhfrdky 4- vk/kqfud dky Q27 HkfDrdky ds Ñ.kksikld lwjnklth us lwjlkxj] lwjlkjkoyh] lkfgr; ygjh] vkfn dk vueksy [ktkuk fgunh lkfgr; dks fn;k gsa muds inks a esa okrly;] J`axkj,oa kkar jl ds Hkko izkir gksrs gs aa muds fy, dgk x;k gs fd ^lwj lwj rqylh llh mmxu ds konkl^ os v VNki ds lozjs B dfo gsaa muds dko; dh fo ks krk ;g gs os xs; in gsa mudh vf/kdrj jpuk] czthkk kk esa ik;h tkrh gs dgha&dgha ij lalñr o Qkjlh Hkk kk ds kcn Hkh ik;s tkrs gsaa mudh jpukvks a esa vuqizkl] ;ed] ys k] miek] mrisz{kk vkfn lhkh vyadkj ik;s tkrs gsaa os tueka/k Fks ysfdu muds inksa es a tks o.kzu ik;k tkrk gs ds og ltho gsa,slk yxrk gh ugha gs fd os tueka/k FksA mudh e`r;q 1580 bzloh es a gqbz FkhA fgunh lkfgr; txr esa os lnso vej gsaa fgunh lkfgr; ds bfrgkl dks fdrus Hkkxks a esa ck Vk x;k gs\ (A),d (B) pkj (C) rhu (D) nks 6 SET-BC

Q28 lwjnkl th dksu ls dky ds lardfo gs a\ Q32 ^t;nzfk o/k^ fdl dh jpuk gs\ (A) HkfDrdky (A) t; kadj izlkn (B) vkfndky (B) lw;zdkar f=ikbh fujkyk (C) vk/kqfud dky (C) esffkyh kj.k xqir (D) jhfrdky (D) egknsoh Q29 fueufyf[kr jpukvksa es a ls dksu lh jpuk Q33 fueufyf[kr es a ls Nk;koknh jpukdkj dksu lwjnkl th dh ugha gs\ gs a\ (A) jesuh (A) ukxktzu (B) lwjlkjkoyh (B) eqfdrcks/k (C) lwjlkxj (C) lqfe=kuunu iar (D) lkfgr; ygjh (D) f=ykspu kkl=h Q30 lwjnkl ds inksa es a dksu lk jl ugha ik;k Q34 fgunh lkfgr; dks fdrus dky&[kamks a es a fohkdr tkrk\ fd;k x;k gs\ (A) Jàxkj jl (A) nks (B) okrly; jl (B) pkj (C) kkar jl (C) ik p (D) Hk;kud jl (D) rhu Q31 ^vk/ks&v/kwjs^ fdl fo/kk dh jpuk gs\ (A) dfork (B) dgkuh (C) ukvd (D) miu;kl Q35 epnjksa ds izdksi ds lecu/k esa f kdk;r i= fy[kuk gks rks fdls fy[ksaxs\ (A) ekuuh; LokLF; vf/kdkjh dksa (B) iz/kkuea=h th dksa (C) ek- iz/kkuk/;id th dksa (D) ek- f k{kkf/kdkjh dksa 7 SET-BC

Q36 ftudk mppkj.k Lora=rk ls gksrk gs vksj tks Q40 eq acbz es a xxupqech bekjrsa cgqr gs aa O;atu ds mppkj.k es a lgk;d gksrs gs a mls js[kkafdr kcn es a dksu lk lekl lekfgr gs\ dgrs gs% (A) rriq: k lekl (A) lakk (B) dez/kkj; lekl (B) Loj (C) n~foxq lekl (C) O;atu (D) vo;;hhkko lekl (D) folxz Q41 gesa vi kcn ugha cksyuk pkfg,a Q37 b] bz] p] N] t] >] ] vkfn dk mppkj.k O;kdj.k dh n`f V ls js[kkafdr kcn D;k gs\ fdlls gksrk gs\ (A) fo ks k.k (A) dab~; ls (B) lakk (B) ew/kzu; ls (C) milxz (C) rkyo; ls (D) vo;; (D) vks B ls Q42 vqlksl! esa ugha tk ldka Q38,d ls vf/kd o.kksza ds esy dks dgrs gsa% js[kkafdr kcn dk vo;; dk izdkj crkb,% (A) v{kj (A) lecks/kulwpd vo;; (B) Loj (B) kksdlwpd vo;; (C) O;atu (C) vk p;zlwpd vo;; (D) vuqlokj (D) g kzlwpd vo;; Q39 fueufyf[kr kcnks a es a ls Loj laf/k dks igpkfu,% (A) iqlrdky; (B) ln~xfr (C) fnxn kzu (D) mttoy Q43 fueufyf[kr kcnks a es a ls rrle kcn dks igpkfu,% (A) dks;y (B) dqddqj (C) yk[k (D) Hkhrj 8 SET-BC

Q44 fueufyf[kr kcnksa esa ls röo kcn dks Q48 vki dh lc jkg ns[k jgs gs aa igpkfu,% js[kkafdr kcn dksu lk lozuke gs\ (A) vkyl (A) iz uokpd lozuke (B) dq B (B) lecu/kokpd lozuke (C) va/kdkj (C) fu p;okpd lozuke (D) myykl (D) futokpd lozuke Q45 fueufyf[kr kcnksa es a ls v/kz&rrle kcn dks Q49 fueufyf[kr kcnks a esa ls fo ks k.k dks igpkfu,% igpkfu,% (A) etgc (A) jkf= (B) usfrd (B) nbz (C) ihm+k (C) cppk (D) vkku (D) dku Q50 mls /khjs&/khjs fy[kus dh vknr gsa Q46 fueufyf[kr kcnks a esa ls fons kh kcn dks js[kkafdr kcn D;k gs\ igpkfu,% (A) fø;k&fo ks k.k (A) Xykl (B) fø;k (B) vpy (C) lozuke (C) vk p;z (D) lakk (D) Nkrk Q47 fueufyf[kr fo ks k.kks a es a ls lakk dks igpkfu,% (A) vklekuh (B) fu;fer (C) ik pkr; (D) vuq kklu 9 SET-BC

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE TEST / lkeku; cqf) ijh{k.k Q51 Find the analogous pair. Q51 ln` ; tksm+h [kksts aa fetter : liberate fetter : liberate (A) shackle : loose (A) shackle : loose (B) common : ghostly (B) common : ghostly (C) routine : novel (C) routine : novel (D) secular : clerical (D) secular : clerical Q52 If in a coded language, COIN is coded as Q52 ;fn fdlh dksm Hkk kk es a COIN dks 8574 vksj 8574 and UNTIL is coded as 94371, then UNTIL dks 94371 dksfmr fd;k tkrk gs rks COCONUT will be: COCONUT dks dsls dksfmr fd;k tk,xk% (A) 9393596 (A) 9393596 (B) 8585493 (B) 8585493 (C) 8585321 (C) 8585321 (D) 9393593 (D) 9393593 Q53 In a running race, Rekha came ahead of Q53,d nksm+ izfr;ksfxrk esa] js[kk 10 lsdam~l Mala by a 10-second margin; Inika came ekftzu ls ekyk ls igys vkbz; bfudk] vk#f k ahead of Aarushi by 12 seconds; and ls 12 lsdam~l igys vkbz; vksj olafkk] xksjh ls Vasantha came ahead of Gauri by 18 18 lsdam~l ls igys vkbza ekyk] olafkk ds seconds. Mala came just a second after,d lsdam~l ckn vkbz] vksj bfudk] xksjh ds 2 Vasantha, and Inika came 2 seconds after lsdam~l ckn vkbza fn, x, nkslrks a esa ls Gauri. Who among the given friends came izfr;ksfxrk esa rhljk dksu vk;k\ third in the race? (A) bfudk (A) Inika (B) js[kk (B) Rekha (C) ekyk (C) Mala (D) xksjh (D) Gauri 10 SET-BC

Q54 Read the statement below followed by two Q54 uhps fn, x, dfku dks i<+ sa ftlds vuqlj.k conclusions and decide which es a nks fu d kz fn, x, gs vksj fu.kz; ysa fd conclusion(s) follow(s) from the dfku ls dksu lk fu d kz vuqikyu djrk gsa statement. dfku % Statements: dqn irfkj jru gsaa Some stones are gems. dqn jru eksrh gsaa Some gems are pearls. dqn jru ekwyld gsaa Some pearls are molluscs. fu d kz % Conclusions: 1- dqn irfkj eksrh gs aa 1. Some stones are pearls. 2- dqn jru ekwyld gsaa 2. Some gems are molluscs. 3- dqn ekwyld eksrh gs aa 3. Some molluscs are pearls. 4- dqn ekwyld jru gsaa 4. Some molluscs are gems. (A) dsoy fu d kz (1) dk ikyu gksrk gs (A) Only conclusion (1) follows (B) dsoy fu d kz (2) dk ikyu gksrk gs (B) Only conclusion (2) follows (C) dsoy fu d kz (3) dk ikyu gksrk gs (C) Only conclusion (3) follows (D) dsoy fu d kz (4) dk ikyu gksrk gs (D) Only conclusion (4) follows Q55 Suppose A is the daughter of B, B is the Q55 eku yhft, fd A, B dh csvh gs] B, C dh daughter of C, C is the brother of D, and csvh gs] C, D dk HkkbZ gs vksj D, E dh eka gsa D is the mother of E. If E is female, how ;fn E eknk gs] rks A, E ls dsls lacaf/kr gs\ is A related to E? (A) Nephew (B) Niece (C) Brother (D) Sister (A) Hkrhtk (B) Hkrhth (C) HkkbZ (D) cgu 11 SET-BC

Q56 Read the following information and then answer the question based on it : 1. A + B means A is the mother of B. 2. A - B means A is the sister of B. 3. A * B means A is the father of B. 4. A B means A is the brother of B. Which of the following means that D is Q56 fueu tkudkjh dks i<+ sa vksj fqj blds vk/kkj ij iz u dk mrrj ns a% 1. A + B ls vfkz gs fd A, B dh eka gsa 2. A - B ls vfkz gs fd A, B dh cgu gsa 3. A * B ls vfkz gs fd A, B dk HkkbZ gsa 4. A B ls vfkz gs fd A, B dk HkkbZ gsa fueu es a ls fdl ls rkri;z gs fd D, A ds cm+s nknk gs a\ the great-grandfather of A? (A) D * C + B + A (A) D * C + B + A (B) D * C β B - A (B) D * C β B - A (C) D * C + B - A (C) D * C + B - A (D) D * C β B + A (D) D * C β B + A Q57 If the given image is rotated 90 counterclockwise and its mirror image is taken, with the mirror placed at the base of the image, the resultant structure will be: Q57 ;fn nh xbz Nfo dks 90 ij?km+h dh lwbz dh fn kk dk myvk?kwek;k tkrk gs vksj bldh niz.k Nfo] Nfo ds csl ij j[ks x, ls yh tkrh gs rks ifj.kkeh lajpuk dslh gksxh\ (A) (A) (B) (B) (C) (C) (D) (D) 12 SET-BC

PSG2 In an institute of 400 students, the pass percentage in 3 subjects A, B and C is as follows: PSG2 400 Nk=ksa ds,d lalfkku es a] rhu fo k;ks A, B vksj C es a ikl izfr kr fueukuqlkj gs% Q58 How many students passed both B and Q58 fdrus Nk=ks a us B vksj C nksuksa es a ikl fd;k C? gs\ (A) 49 (A) 49 (B) 27 (B) 27 (C) 41 (C) 41 (D) 36 (D) 36 Q59 How many students did NOT pass at least Q59 fdrus Nk=ksa us U;wure,d ijh{kk ikl ugha 1 exam? dh gs\ (A) 128 (A) 128 (B) 196 (B) 196 (C) 204 (C) 204 (D) 147 (D) 147 Q60 How many students passed A or B but Q60 fdrus Nk=ksa us A ;k B ikl fd;k gs iajrq C NOT C? ikl ugha fd;k gs\ (A) 126 (A) 126 (B) 186 (B) 186 (C) 168 (C) 168 (D) 147 (D) 147 13 SET-BC

Q61 Choose the figure which is different from the rest. Q61 ml vkñfr dk p;u djsa tks ks k ls vyx gsa (A) C (A) C (B) B (B) B (C) A (C) A (D) E (D) E Q62 Choose the figure which is different from the rest. Q62 ml vkñfr dk p;u djs a tks ks k ls vyx gsa (A) C (A) C (B) B (B) B (C) A (C) A (D) E (D) E Q63 Pick the odd one out: Q63 bues a ls fo ke dk p;u djs aa (A) u a i e o (A) u a i e o (B) c g k o s (B) c g k o s (C) e i m q u (C) e i m q u (D) h l p t x (D) h l p t x 14 SET-BC

PSG3 The following table gives the sales of LCD TVs manufactured by a company over the years since its inception. PSG3 fueufyf[kr rkfydk bldh kq#vkr ds ckn ds o kks Za es a daiuh n~okjk fufezr,ylhmh Vhoh dh fcøh dks n kkzrk gsa Number of Different Sizes of LCD TVs Sold by a Company Over the Years (Numbers in Thousands) finys dqn o kksza es a daiuh n~okjk csph xbz,ylhmh Vhoh ds fofhkuu lkbt+ dh la[;k (gtkjks a es a la[;k,a) Q64 The total sales of all the six years are the Q64 lhkh Ng o kks Za dh dqy fcøh U;wure fdl minimum for which size LCD TV? lkbt+ dh,ylhmh Vhoh dh gs\ (A) 70" (A) 70" (B) 50" (B) 50" (C) 65" (C) 65" (D) 75" (D) 75" Q65 In which year was the percentage of 60" LCD TVs sold of the total number of LCD TVs sold maximum? (A) 2016 (B) 2015 (C) 2012 (D) 2014 Q65 fdl o kz csps x, dqy,ylhmh Vhoh dh la[;k es a ls csps x, 60" dh,ylhmh Vhoh dk izfrf kr vf/kdre Fkk\ (A) 2016 (B) 2015 (C) 2012 (D) 2014 15 SET-BC

sa sa Q66 Read the question below followed by two statements and decide which statement(s) is/are sufficient to answer the question. Q66 nks dfkuks a ds ckn uhps fn, x, iz u dks i<+ vksj ;g crk,a fd iz u dk mrrj nsus ds fy, dksu lk dfku lgh gsa Question: In which year was Ranjith born? iz u % jathr fdl o kz isnk gqvk Fkk\ Statements: I. At present, Ranjith is 24 years younger to his mother. II. Ranjith s brother, who was born in 2001, is 31 years younger to his mother. (A) Statement I alone is sufficient while statement II alone is not sufficient (B) Statement II alone is sufficient while statement I alone is not sufficient (C) Neither statement I nor II is sufficient (D) Both statements I and II are sufficient dfku % I. orzeku esa] jathr viuh eka ls 24 lky NksVk gsa II. jathr dk HkkbZ] tks 2001 es a isnk gq, Fks] mudh eka ls 31 lky gsaa (A) dsoy dfku I lgh gs tcfd fooj.k II lgh ugha gs (B) dsoy dfku II lgh gs tcfd fooj.k I lgh ugha gs (C) u rks dfku I vksj u gh II lgh gs (D) dfku I vksj II nksuksa lgh gsa Q67 Read the question below followed by two statements and decide which statement(s) is/are sufficient to answer the question. Q67 nks dfkuks a ds ckn uhps fn, x, iz u dks i<+ vksj ;g crk,a fd iz u dk mrrj nsus ds fy, dksu lk dfku lgh gsa Question: What will be the total cost of 28 bags if each of them costs the same? iz u % 28 csx dh dqy ykxr D;k gksxh ;fn muesa ls izr;sd dh ykxr leku gs\ Statements: I. One-fifth of the cost of each bag is ` 50. II. The total cost of three bags is ` 250 more than the total cost of two bags. (A) Statement I alone is sufficient while II alone is not sufficient (B) Statement II alone is sufficient while I alone is not sufficient (C) Either statement I or II is sufficient (D) Both statements I and II are sufficient dfku % I. izr;sd csx dh ykxr dk ikapoka fgllk ` 50 gsa II. rhu csx dh dqy ykxr nks csx dh dqy ykxr ls ` 250 gsa (A) dsoy dfku I lgh gs tcfd II lgh ugha gs (B) dsoy dfku II lgh gs tcfd I lgh ugha gs (C) u rks dfku I ;k II lgh gs (D) dfku I vksj II nksuksa lgh gsa 16 SET-BC

Q68 Read the question below followed by two Q68 nks dfkuks a ds ckn uhps fn, x, iz u dks i<+ sa statements and decide which statement(s) vksj ;g crk,a fd iz u dk mrrj nsus ds fy, is/are sufficient to answer the question. dksu lk dfku lgh gsa Question: iz u % How is MARBLES coded in the code dwvhkk kk es a MARBLES dks dsls fy[kk language? tkrk gs\ Statements: dfku % I. Na Mg Al Si means Some stones I. Na Mg Al Si dk vfkz gs Some are marbles and Si P Cl means stones are marbles vksj Si P Cl dk Marbles don t break. vfkz gs Marbles don t break A II. Na Mg Al Si means Some stones II. Na Mg Al Si dk vfkz gs Some stones are marbles and Si Al Ar means are marbles vksj Si Al Ar dk vfkz gs Marbles are strong. Marbles are strong A (A) Statement I alone is sufficient while II alone is not sufficient (B) Statement II alone is sufficient while I alone is not sufficient (C) Either statement I or II is sufficient (D) Neither statement I nor II is sufficient (A) dsoy dfku I lgh gs tcfd II lgh ugha gs (B) dsoy dfku II lgh gs tcfd I lgh ugha gs (C) ;k rks dfku I ;k II lgh gs (D) u rks dfku I vksj u gh II lgh gsa 17 SET-BC

Q69 Read the question below followed by two statements and decide which statement(s) is/are sufficient to answer the question. Q69 nks dfkuks a ds ckn uhps fn, x, iz u dks i<+ sa vksj ;g crk,a fd iz u dk mrrj nsus ds fy, dksu lk dfku lgh gsa Question: iz u % Which code word stands for well in the coded sentence sin lo bye which means He is well? dwv okd; sin lo bye ftldk vfkz He is well gs] es a fdl dwv kcn dk vfkz well gs\ Statements: I. In the same code language, lo mot det means They are well. II. In the same code language, sin mic bye means He is strong. (A) Statement I alone is sufficient while II alone is not sufficient (B) Statement II alone is sufficient while I alone is not sufficient (C) Either statement I or II is sufficient (D) Both statements I and II are sufficient dfku % I. mlh dwv Hkk kk esa] lo mot det dk vfkz II. gs They are well A mlh dwv Hkk kk esa] sin mic bye dk vfkz gs He is strong A (A) dsoy dfku I lgh gs tcfd II lgh ugha gs (B) dsoy dfku II lgh gs tcfd I lgh ugha gs (C) ;k rks dfku I ;k II lgh gs (D) dfku I vksj II nksuksa lgh gsa Q70 If stands for addition, stands for subtraction, + stands for multiplication and stands for division, then 20 16 2 + 2 8 =? (A) 28 (B) 30 (C) 36 (D) 25 Q70 ;fn dk vfkz ^;ksx^] dk vfkz ^?kvko^] + dk vfkz ^xq.kk^ gs vksj dk vfkz ^fohkktu^ gs rks 20 16 2 + 2 8 =? (A) 28 (B) 30 (C) 36 (D) 25 18 SET-BC

Q71 On a farm, there are as many hens as Q71,d [ksr esa] ftrus HksM+ gsa mruh eqfxz;k gs aa sheep. There are twice as many men as ftrus iq: k gsa mudh nksxquh cdfj;ka vksj there are goats and twice as many goats ftruh cdfj;ka gsa muds nksxqus HksM+ gsaa ;fn as there are sheep. If the total leg count dqy isjksa dh la[;k 44 gs] rks [ksr esa fdrus is 44, how many men are on the farm? iq: k gs a\ (A) 14 (A) 14 (B) 12 (B) 12 (C) 16 (C) 16 (D) 8 (D) 8 Q72 Read the statement below followed by Q72 nks fu d kksza ds ckn uhps fn, x, dfku dks two conclusions and decide which i<+s a vksj ;g crk,a fd dksu ls fu d kz dfku conclusion(s) follow(s) from the dk ikyu djrs gsaa statement. dfku % Statement: jke vksj ;ke ges kk oxz es a igyk vksj nwljk Ram and Shyam always get first and jsad feyrk gsa second ranks in class. fu d kz % Conclusions: I. jke dks ges kk igyh jsad feyrh gs I. Ram always gets the first rank while tcfd ;ke dks nwljh jsad feyrh gsa Shyam gets the second rank. II. jke vksj ;ke ds chp izfrli/kkz uk[kwuksa II. The competition between Ram and ds :i es a dfbu gsa Shyam is as tough as nails. (A) dsoy fu d kz I dk ikyu gksrk gs (A) Only conclusion I follows (B) dsoy fu d kz II dk ikyu gksrk gs (B) Only conclusion II follows (C) ;k rks fu d kz I ;k II dk ikyu gksrk gs (C) Either conclusion I or II follows (D) u rks fu d kz I vksj u gh II dk ikyu (D) Neither conclusion I nor II follows gksrk gs 19 SET-BC

Q73 Read the statement below followed by two Q73 nks fu d kksza ds ckn uhps fn, x, dfku dks conclusions and decide which of the i<+s a vksj ;g crk,a fd dksu lk iwokzuqeku assumptions is implicit from the statement. dfku es a varfuzfgr gs aa Statement: Only dead fish go with the flow. dfku % flqz ejh gqbz enfy;k gh cgko ds lkfk tkrh gs aa Assumptions: I. Fish that are alive will never go with eku;rkvksa% the flow. I. thfor enyh dhkh izokg ds lkfk ugha II. One must have individuality in tk,xha thinking and making decisions. (A) Only assumption I is implicit II. fdlh O;fDr dks [kqn lkspdj fu.kz; ysuk pkfg,a (B) Only assumption II is implicit (C) Either assumption I or II is implicit (A) dsoy /kkj.kk I varfuzfgr gs (B) dsoy /kkj.kk II varfuzfgr gs (D) Neither assumption I nor II is implicit (C) ;k rks /kkj.kk I ;k II varfuzfgr gs (D) u rks /kkj.kk es a vksj u gh II varfuzfgr gs Q74 Read the statement below followed by two conclusions and decide which of the Q74 nks fu d kksza ds ckn uhps fn, x, dfku dks i<+s a vksj ;g crk,a fd dksu lk iwokzuqeku assumptions is implicit from the statement. dfku es a varfuzfgr gs aa Statement: Aim for the stars, you will at least land on the moon. dfku % flrkjks a ds fy, y{;] vki de ls de panzek ij mrjs axsa Assumptions: I. People aim for the stars because they are bigger than the moon. II. Astronomers aim for stars and land on the moon. (A) Only assumption I is implicit (B) Only assumption II is implicit (C) Either assumption I or II is implicit (D) Neither assumption I nor II is implicit fu d kz% I. yksx flrkjks a ds fy, y{; j[krs gsa D;ks afd os panzek ls cms+ gksrs gs aa II. [kxksyfon rkjks a ij tkus dk y{; j[krs gs a vksj panzek ij mrjrs gs aa (A) dsoy /kkj.kk I varfuzfgr gs (B) dsoy /kkj.kk II varfuzfgr gs (C) ;k rks /kkj.kk I ;k II varfuzfgr gs (D) u rks /kkj.kk es a vksj u gh II varfuzfgr gs 20 SET-BC

a Q75 Which letter of the alphabet is 7 th to the left of the 18 th letter from the left in a forward alphabet series? (A) J (B) G (C) T (D) K Q75 vkxs o.kzekyk Jà[kyk es a ckbaz a vksj ls 18 os v{kj ds ckbzz vksj dksu lk o.kzekyk 7 oka gs\ (A) J (B) G (C) T (D) K Q76 In a certain coded language if MONSOON is coded as PMQQPMO, and WINTERS is coded as UPGRPGY then how is SUMMERS coded? (A) TVNNFST (B) TCQKWOS (C) QWKOCTS (D) UPGKOSU Q76 fdl Hkk kk ds,d dksm+ fo ks k esa ;fn MONSOON dks PMQQPMO ds :i es a dksfmr fd;k tkrk gs vksj WINTERS dks UPGRPGY ds :i esa dksfmr fd;k tkrk gs rks SUMMERS dks fdl izdkj ls dksfmr fd;k tk,xk\ (A) TVNNFST (B) TCQKWOS (C) QWKOCTS (D) UPGKOSU Q77 Find the odd figure out. Q77 fo ke vkñfr dh igpku djs a% (A) A (A) A (B) B (B) B (C) C (C) C (D) D (D) D Q78 If in a coded language, JOIN is coded as 8574 and POKER is coded as 95321, then JOKER will be coded as: (A) 93596 (B) 83593 (C) 85321 (D) 93593 Q78 ;fn dwvhkk kk es a] JOIN dks 8574 vksj POKER dks 95321 ds :i es a fy[kk tkrk gs] rks JOKER dks D;k fy[kk tk,xk% (A) 93596 (B) 83593 (C) 85321 (D) 93593 21 SET-BC

Q79 Read the statement below followed by two conclusions and decide which conclusion(s) follow(s) from the statement. Statements: Some pencils are sticks. All sticks are trees. Conclusions: 1. All sticks are pencils. 2. All pencils are trees. (A) Only conclusion (1) follows (B) Only conclusion (2) follows (C) Either conclusion (1) or (2) follows (D) Neither conclusion (1) nor (2) follows Q79 nks fu d kksza ds ckn uhps fn, x, dfku dks i<+s a vksj ;g crk,a fd dksu ls fu d kz dfku dk ikyu djrs gsaa dfku % dqn isfulysa NM+ gs aa lhkh NM+s a ism+ gsaa fu d kz % 1. lhkh NM+ sa isfulysa ga SA 2. lhkh isfulysa ism+ gsaa (A) dsoy fu d kz (1) dk ikyu gksrk gs (B) dsoy fu d kz (2) dk ikyu gksrk gs (C) ;k rks fu d kz (1) ;k (2) dk ikyu gksrk gs (D) u rks fu d kz (1) u gh (2) dk ikyu gksrk gs Q80 Thomas goes from church to the library after dropping his brother home. First, he goes 4 km to the West; then, turns left and goes for 3 km to reach home. From there, he turns right and goes for a distance of 1 km to reach the library. What is the shortest distance between home and the church? (A) 5 km (B) 4 km (C) 2 km (D) 1 km Q80 FkkWel] vius HkkbZ dks?kj ij NksM+us ds ckn ppz ls iqlrdky; esa tkrk gsa igys og if pe dh vksj 4 fdeh pyrk gs; fqj] ck,a eqm+rk gs vksj?kj igaqpus ds fy, 3 fdeh pyrk gsa ogka ls] og nk, eqm+rk gs vksj iqlrdky; rd igqapus ds fy, 1 fdeh pyrk gsa?kj vksj ppz ds chp dh lcls de nwjh D;k gs\ (A) 5 fdeh (B) 4 fdeh (C) 2 fdeh (D) 1 fdeh Q81 In a certain language, C is 5 and CEAT is written as 37. Then JAPAN is: (A) 56 (B) 47 Q81 ;fn fdlh dksm Hkk kk es a C dks 5 vksj CEAT dks 37 fy[kk tkrk gs rks JAPAN dks dsls fy[kk tk,xk% (A) 56 (C) 52 (B) 47 (D) 42 (C) 52 (D) 42 22 SET-BC

Q82 Suppose A is the daughter of B, B is the Q82 eku yhft, A, B dh iq=h gs] B, C dh csvh daughter of C, C is the brother of D, and gs] C, D dk HkkbZ gs] vksj D, E dh eka gsa ;fn D is the mother of E. If E is male, how is E iq: k gs] rks A dk E ls D;k laca/k gs\ A related to E? (A) Hkrhtk (A) Nephew (B) Hkkath (B) Niece (C) HkkbZ (C) Brother (D) cgu (D) Sister Q83 In a faulty compass, East is marked as Q83 fdlh =qfviw.kz daikl esa] iwoz dk mrrj] if pe North, West as East, North as South and dks iwoz] mrrj dks nf{k.k vksj nf{k.k dks iwoz South as West. A group of people, by ds :i es a fpfºur fd;k x;k gsa bl daikl following the Southeast of this compass, ij nf{k.k & iwoz dk vuqlj.k djus okys will actually travel in which direction? yksxks a dk lewg oklro es a fdl fn kk es a tk,xk\ (A) North east (A) mrrj iwoz (B) North west (B) mrrj if pe (C) South east (C) nf{k.k iwoz (D) South west (D) nf{k.k if pe PSG4 Three newspapers A, B and C are bought by 300 families in a gated community each day. PSG4 rhu lekpkj i= A, B vksj C izr;sd fnu,d xsvsm leqnk; es a 300 ifjokjks a n~okjk [kjhns tkrs gs aa Q84 How many families buy both B and C? (A) 49 (B) 27 (C) 41 (D) 32 Q84 fdrus ifjokj B vksj C nksuksa [kjhnrs gs a\ (A) 49 (B) 27 (C) 41 (D) 32 23 SET-BC

Q85 How many families buy at least two Q85 de ls de nks lekpkj i= fdrus ifjokj newspapers? [kjhnrs gs a\ (A) 48 (A) 48 (B) 27 (B) 27 (C) 41 (C) 41 (D) 32 (D) 32 Q86 How many families do NOT buy any Q86 fdrus ifjokj dksbz lekpkj i= ugha [kjhnrs newspaper? gs a\ (A) 128 (A) 128 (B) 186 (B) 186 (C) 109 (C) 109 (D) 147 (D) 147 Q87 How many families prefer A or B but NOT Q87 fdrus ifjokj A ;k B ilan djrs gsa ysfdu C? C ugha\ (A) 126 (A) 126 (B) 186 (B) 186 (C) 109 (C) 109 (D) 147 (D) 147 Q88 Pick the odd one out: Q88 fo ke fodyi pqus a% (A) Spring (A) olar (B) Autumn (B) ir>m+ (C) Windy (C) goknkj (D) Summer (D) xehz 24 SET-BC

PSG5 The following table gives the sales of LCDs manufactured by a company over the years since its inception. PSG2 fueu rkfydk es a] fdlh daiuh n~okjk viuh LFkkiuk ds ckn ds o kksz es a fufezr,ylhmh dh fcøh nh xbz gsa Number of Different Sizes of LCDs Sold by a Company Over the Years (Numbers in Thousands) finys o kks Za ea s daiuh n~okjk csps x,,ylhmh ds fofhkuu vkdkjks a dh la[;k (la[;k gtkj esa) Q89 In which year was the maximum number Q89 fdl lky es a,ylhmh dh vf/kdre la[;k of LCDs sold? csph xbz\ (A) 2013 (A) 2013 (B) 2014 (B) 2014 (C) 2017 (C) 2017 (D) 2016 (D) 2016 Q90 The total sales of all the six years are Q90 lhkh Ng o kks Za dh dqy fcøh es a fdl vkdkj maximum for which size LCD? ds,ylhmh dh la[;k vf/kdre jgh gs\ (A) 60" (A) 60" (B) 50" (B) 50" (C) 40" (C) 40" (D) 55" (D) 55" 25 SET-BC

Q91 The percentage of 55" LCDs sold of the Q91 fdl lky esa csps x,,ylhmh dh dqy total number of LCDs sold was maximum la[;k es a ls csps x, 55" ds,ylhmh dk in the year: izfr kr vf/kdre Fkk% (A) 2016 (A) 2016 (B) 2015 (B) 2015 (C) 2017 (C) 2017 (D) 2014 (D) 2014 Q92 Read the question below followed by two Q92 uhps fn, x, iz u ds vuqlkj es a fn, x, statements. Decide which statement(s) is/ nksuksa dfkuks a dks i<+s aa r; djsa fd iz u dk are sufficient to answer the question. mrrj nsus ds fy, dksu lk dfku i;kzir gsa Question: iz u % In which year was Vijay born? fot; dk tue fdl o kz gqvk Fkk\ Statements: dfku % I. Vijay, at present, is 24 years younger I. fot;] bl le; viuh ekrk ls 24 to his mother. lky NksVk gsa II. Vijay s brother, who was born in II. fot; dk HkkbZ] ftldk tue 2000 esa 2000, is 30 years younger to his gqvk Fkk] viuh eka ls 30 lky NksVk gsa mother. (A) vdsyk dfku I i;kzir gs tcfd vdsyk (A) Statement I alone is sufficient while II i;kzir ugha gs II alone is not sufficient (B) vdsyk dfku II i;kzir gs tcfd vdsyk (B) Statement II alone is sufficient while I i;kzir ugha gs I alone is not sufficient (C) u rks dfku I vksj u gh II i;kzir gs (C) Neither statement I nor II is sufficient (D) nksuks a dfku I vksj II i;kzir gs (D) Both statements I and II are sufficient 26 SET-BC

Q93 Read the question below followed by two Q93 uhps fn, x, iz u ds vuqlkj es a fn, x, statements. Decide which statement(s) is/ nksuksa dfkuks a dks i<+s aa r; djsa fd iz u dk are sufficient to answer the question. mrrj nsus ds fy, dksu lk dfku i;kzir gsa Question: iz u % What will be the total cost of 18 pens, if 18 isuks a dh dqy ykxr D;k gksxh] ;fn buesa each of them costs the same? ls izr;sd dh dher leku gs\ Statements: dfku % I. One-fourth of the cost of each pen is I. izr;sd isu dh ykxr dk,d pksfkkbz ` 50. ` 50 gsa II. The total cost of three pens is ` 200 more than the total cost of two pens. II. rhu isuks a dh dqy ykxr] nks isuksa dh dqy ykxr ls ` 200 vf/kd gsa (A) Statement I alone is sufficient while II alone is not sufficient (B) Statement II alone is sufficient while I alone is not sufficient (C) Either Statement I or II is sufficient (D) Both statements I and II are sufficient (A) vdsyk dfku I i;kzir gs tcfd vdsyk II i;kzir ugha gs (B) vdsyk dfku II i;kzir gs tcfd vdsyk I i;kzir ugha gs (C) ;k rks dfku I ;k II i;kzir gs (D) nksuks a dfku I vksj II i;kzir gs 27 SET-BC

Q94 Read the question below followed by two Q94 uhps fn, x, iz u ds vuqlkj es a fn, x, statements. Decide which statement(s) is/ are sufficient to answer the question. nksuksa dfkuks a dks i<+s aa r; djsa fd iz u dk mrrj nsus ds fy, dksu lk dfku i;kzir gsa Question: How is GOOD coded in the code language? iz u % dksm Hkk kk es a GOOD dks dsls dksfmr fd;k tkrk gs\ Statements: I. He Li Be B C means He is a good singer and Be N O F Ne means She will sing good songs. II. He Li Be B C means He is a good singer and Be N C F Ne means He will sing good songs. dfku % I. He Li Be B C ls rkri;z gs fd ^og,d vpnk xk;d gs^ vksj Be N O F Ne ls rkri;z gs fd ^og vpns xhr xk,xh^a II. He Li Be B C ls rkri;z gs fd ^og,d vpnk xk;d gs^ vksj Be N C F Ne ls rkri;z gs fd ^og vpns xhr (A) Statement I alone is sufficient while II alone is not sufficient xk,xk^a (B) Statement II alone is sufficient while I alone is not sufficient (C) Either Statement I or Statement II is sufficient (D) Neither Statement I nor II is sufficient (A) vdsyk dfku I i;kzir gs tcfd vdsyk II i;kzir ugha gs (B) vdsyk dfku II i;kzir gs tcfd vdsyk I i;kzir ugha gs (C) ;k rks dfku I ;k II i;kzir gs (D) u rks dfku I vksj u gh II i;kzir gs Q95 If stands for addition, stands for subtraction, + stands for multiplication and stands for division, then 20 16 4 + 2 8 =? (A) 24 (B) 20 (C) 36 (D) 25 Q95 ;fn dk iz;ksx ^tek^ ds fy,] dk iz;ksx ^?kvk^ ds fy,] + dk iz;ksx ^xq.kk^ ds fy, vksj dk iz;ksx ^Hkkx^ ds fy, gksrk gs rks 20 16 4 + 2 8 =? (A) 24 (B) 20 (C) 36 (D) 25 28 SET-BC

Q96 In a group, there are as many hens as Q96,d lewg esa] mruh gh eqfxz;k gs a ftruh HksM+ sheep. The men are twice as goats and gsa iq: k] cdfj;ksa ls nks xquk gs a vksj cdfj;ka] goats are twice as sheep. If the total leg HksM+ks a ls nks xquk gsa ;fn isjks a dh dqy x.kuk count is 44, how many four-legged 44 gs rks lewg esa fdrus pkj isj okys tkuoj animals are there in the group? gs a\ (A) 14 (A) 14 (B) 12 (B) 12 (C) 6 (C) 6 (D) 8 (D) 8 Q97 Read the statement below followed by two Q97 uhps fn, x, dfku ds vuqlj.k es a fn, x, conclusions and decide which of the nksuksa fu d kks Za dks i<+s a vksj fu.kz; ysa fd dfku assumptions is implicit from the statement. ls dksu lh /kkj.kk,a] dfku ls varfuzfgr gsa Statement: dfku % Only dead fish go with the flow. dsoy ejh gqbz enfy;k izokg ds lkfk tkrh gs aa Assumptions: I. Fish cannot swim with the flow. /kkj.kk,a % II. One must have individuality in I. enfy;k izokg ds lkfk rsj ugha ldrhaa thinking and making decisions. (A) Only assumption I is implicit II. lkspus vksj fu.kz; ysus dh izr;sd O;fDr es a ;ksx;rk gksuh pkfg,a (B) Only assumption II is implicit (C) Either assumption I or II is implicit (D) Neither assumption I nor II is implicit (A) dsoy /kkj.k I varfuzfgr gs (B) dsoy /kkj.kk II varfuzfgr gs (C) ;k rks /kkj.kk I ;k II varfuzfgr gs (D) u rks /kkj.kk I vksj u gh II varfuzfgr gs 29 SET-BC

Q98 Read the statement below followed by the Q98 uhps fn, x, dfku ds vuqlj.k es a fn, x, two conclusions and decide which of the nksuksa fu d kks Za dks i<+s a vksj fu.kz; ysa fd dfku assumptions is implicit from the statement. ls dksu lh /kkj.kk,a] dfku ls varfuzfgr gsa Statement: dfku % Better an oops than a what if. ^^D;k gksxk^^ ls csgrj gs ^^vksg^^a Assumptions: /kkj.kk,a % I. You must try before giving up by I. lel;kvks a dks ns[kdj NksM+us ls igys seeing the problems. vkidks iz;kl djuk pkfg,a II. Even if you fail, you will learn how II. ;fn vki vlqy gksrs gs a rks Hkh vki to not tackle the problem. lh[ks axs fd lel;k ls dsls fuivk ugha (A) Only assumption I is implicit tk ldrka (B) Only assumption II is implicit (A) dsoy /kkj.kk I varfuzfgr gs (C) Either assumption I or II is implicit (B) dsoy /kkj.kk II varfuzfgr gs (D) Both assumptions I and II are implicit (C) ;k rks /kkj.kk I ;k II varfuzfgr gs (D) nksuksa /kkj.kk,a I vksj II varfuzfgr gsa Q99 Which alphabet is 8 th to the right of the Q99 fdlh fjolz o.kzekyk Jà[kyk es a ckbza vksj ls 12 th letter from the left in a reverse 12os a v{kj ds nkbza vksj dksu lk v{kj 8oka gs\ alphabet series? (A) U (A) U (B) R (B) R (C) T (C) T (D) G (D) G Q100 If the English alphabet is divided into 4 parts (excluding the first and last letters) and each part is reversed, what will be the 18 th letter from the left? (A) N (B) O (C) P (D) R Q100 ;fn vaxzsth o.kzekyk dks (igys vksj vafre o.kkz{kj dks NksM+dj) 4 Hkkxksa es a ckavk tkrk gs vksj izr;sd Hkkx dks fjolz dj fn;k tkrk gs rks ck,a ls 18oka v{kj D;k gksxk\ (A) N (B) O (C) P (D) R 30 SET-BC

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE / lkeku; tkudkjh Q101 Neelam Sanjiva Reddy was the President of India. (A) 5th (B) 6th (C) 7th (D) 8th Q101 uhye latho jsm~mh Hkkjr ds jk Vªifr FksA (A) 5osa (B) 6Bsa (C) 7osa (D) 8osa Q102 Reducing the amount of sentence WITHOUT changing its character (Article 72), by the President of India is called. (A) respite (B) reprieve (C) remission (D) commutation Q102 Hkkjr ds jk Vªifr n~okjk ^pfj= dks cnys fcuk] ltk dh ek=k dks de djuk^ (vuqpnsn 72) dks dgk tkrk gsa (A) eksgyr (B) n.mfojke (C) {keknku (D) fofu;e Q103 Under which article of the Indian Constitution is the election of the Vice- President held? (A) Article 54 (B) Article 63 (C) Article 66 (D) Article 74 Q103 Hkkjrh; lafo/kku ds fdl vuqpnsn ds rgr mijk Vªifr dk pquko gksrk gs\ (A) vuqpnsn 54 (B) vuqpnsn 63 (C) vuqpnsn 66 (D) vuqpnsn 74 Q104 Part II of the Indian Constitution is related to what? (A) Citizenship (B) Fundamental Rights (C) Directive Principles of State Policy (D) The Union Q104 Hkkjrh; lafo/kku dk Hkkx II fdlls lacaf/kr gs\ (A) ukxfjdrk (B) eksfyd vf/kdkj (C) jkt; ds uhfr funs Z kd fl)kar (D) la?k 31 SET-BC

Q105 Provisions are made for Administration and Control of Scheduled Areas and Scheduled Tribes under which schedule? (A) 4th Schedule (B) 5th Schedule (C) 8th Schedule (D) 9th Schedule Q105 dksulh vuwlwph ds rgr ^vuqlwfpr {ks=ks a vksj vuqlwfpr tutkfr;ks a ds iz kklu vksj fu;a=.k^ ds fy, izko/kku fd, x, gs a\ (A) 4oha vuwlwph (B) 5oha vuwlwph (C) 8oha vuwlwph (D) 9oha vuwlwph Q106 Panchayati Raj was first introduced in the district of on 2nd October 1959. (A) Beed (B) Shadnagar (C) Nagaur (D) Nanded Q106 iapk;rh jkt dks igyh ckj 2 vdvwcj 1959 dks - ftys esa is k fd;k x;k FkkA (A) chm (B) kknuxj (C) ukxksj (D) ukansm+ Q107 Which among the following is NOT a web browser? (A) Google (B) Firefox Mozilla (C) Microsoft Edge Q107 fueu esa ls dksu lk osc czkmtj ugha gs\ (A) Google (B) Firefox Mozilla (C) Microsoft Edge (D) Netscape Navigator (D) Netscape Navigator Q108 Which among the following is known as temporary memory or volatile memory? (A) RAM (B) ROM (C) Blu-ray (D) Hard disk Q108 fueu es a ls dksu lk vlfkk;h eseksjh ;k vflfkj eseksjh ds :i esa tkuk tkrk gs\ (A) jse (RAM) (B) jkse (ROM) (C) Cyw js (Blu-ray) (D) gkmz fmld (Hard disk) 32 SET-BC

a a Q109 1 gigabyte is equal to how many megabytes in binary? (A) 1024 (B) 1002 (C) 3004 (D) 2015 Q109 1 xhxkckbv fdrus esxkckbv ckbujh ds cjkcj gs\ (A) 1024 (B) 1002 (C) 3004 (D) 2015 Q110 In Microsoft Word, the tab contains the most-used features, such as tools for changing fonts and font attributes, customising paragraphs, using styles, and finding and replacing text. (A) HOME (B) DESIGN (C) REVIEW (D) INSERT Q110 Microsoft Word es a] VSc esa lcls vf/kd mi;ksx dh tkus okyh tslsfd Qks av vksj Q+kWUV fo ks krkvks a dks cnyus] vuqpnsnks dks vuqdwfyr djus] ksfy;ks a dk mi;ksx djus vksj ikb dks <w a<us vksj cnyus ds fy, midj.k dh fo ks krk,a gksrh gsa (A) HOME (B) DESIGN (C) REVIEW (D) INSERT Q111 What was the first computer with NO mechanical parts created by JW Mauchly and J Presper Eckert in 1943 called? (A) ENIAC (B) Mark I (C) Mark II (D) EDVAC Q111 1943 esa ts MCy;w ekwpyh vksj ts izslij bdvz (JW Mauchly and J Presper Eckert) n~okjk fcuk fdlh Hkh ;akf=d fgllksa ds cuk;k x, igys dai;wvj dks D;k dgk x;k Fkk\ (A) ENIAC (B) Mark I (C) Mark II (D) EDVAC 33 SET-BC

Q112 Which city in Uttar Pradesh is known as the Leather City? (A) Agra (B) Kanpur (C) Etawah (D) Sitapur Q112 mrrj izns k esa dksu ls kgj dks pekszn~;ksx dh jkt/kkuh ds :i esa tkuk tkrk gs\ (A) vkxjk (B) dkuiqj (C) bvkok (D) lhrkiqj Q113 Which dance is performed by the Ahir community of Bundelkhand during Diwali? (A) Chhapeli (B) Pai Danda (C) Bhagoria Q113 fnokyh ds nksjku cqansy[kam ds vfgj leqnk; n~okjk dksu lk u`r; fd;k tkrk gs\ (A) NSisyh (Chhapeli) (B) ikbz MkaMk (Pai Danda) (C) HkkxkSfM;k (Bhagoria) (D) uvokm+h (Natwari) (D) Natwari Q114 The famous embroidery done on fabric using white thread is called: (A) Chikankari (B) Gota (C) Zardozi (D) Zari Q114 lqsn /kkxs dk mi;ksx djds dim+ s ij dh xbz izfl) d<+kbz dks D;k dgk tkrk gs% (A) fpdudkjh (B) xksvk (C) t+jnkst+h (D) t+jh Q115 Select the INCORRECT district headquarters pair from the given options: (A) Amethi Gauriganj (B) Sonbhadra Robertgunj (C) Kushinagar Padrauna (D) Kaushambi Vaishali Q115 fn, x, fodyiks a es a ls xyr ftyk & eq[;ky; okyh tksm+h dk p;u djsa % (A) vesbh & xksjhxat (B) lksuhkö & jkwcvzxat (C) dq khuxj & imjksuk (D) dks kkech & os kkyh 34 SET-BC

Q116 Which district of Uttar Pradesh does NOT share a boundary with Madhya Pradesh? (A) Allahabad (B) Mirzapur (C) Etawah (D) Aligarh Q116 mrrj izns k ds fueu esa ls dksu ls ft+ys dh lhek e/;izns k ds lkfk lk>k ugha djrh gs\ (A) bykgkckn (B) fetkziqj (C) bvkok (D) vyhx<+ Q117 How many districts from Uttar Pradesh have been identified as aspirational in the ranking mechanism launched by the NITI Aayog? (A) 8 (B) 5 (C) 12 (D) 10 Q117 uhfr v;ksx n~okjk kq: fd, x, jsafdax ra= es a mrrj izns k ds fdrus ftyks a dks ^egrokdka +{kh^ ds :i es a igpkuk x;k gs\ (A) 8 (B) 5 (C) 12 (D) 10 Q118 What was the theme of the 22 nd National Youth Festival held at the Gautam Buddha University, Noida in January 2018? (A) Sankalp Se Siddhi (B) Rashtra Hit Ke LiyeYuva (C) Yuva Ka Vikas, Desh Ka Vikas (D) Yuva Shakti, Rashtra Shakti Q118 tuojh 2018 es a xksre cq) fo ofo)y;] uks,mk es a vk;ksftr 22osa jk Vªifr ;qok lekjksg dk fo k; D;k Fkk\ (A) ^ladyi ls fl)h^ (B) ^jk Vª fgr ds fy, ;qok^ (C) ^;qok dk fodkl] ns k dk fodkl^ (D) ^;qok kfdr] jk Vª kfdr^ Q119 The Dastak campaign, launched by the Government of Uttar Pradesh, is related to: (A) the eradication of Japanese encephalitis (B) the eradication of polio (C) making every village open defecation free (D) knocking every home in the state to verify if it has a toilet Q119 mrrj izns k ljdkj n~okjk kq: fd;k x;k nlrd vfhk;ku] fueu es a ls fdlls lacaf/kr gs\ (A) tkikuh,ulsqykbfvl dk muewyu (B) iksfy;k dk muewyu (C) izr;sd xkao dks ^[kqys&es a& kksp ls eqdr^ cukuk (D) ;g lqfuf pr djus ds fy, fd D;k ml?kj esa kkspky; gs] jkt; ds gj?kj rd igqapuk 35 SET-BC

Q120 Which option matches the cities in Uttar Pradesh with the rivers on whose banks they are located? Q120 dksu lk fodyi mrrj izns k ds kgjksa ls mu ufn;ksa ds lkfk esy [kkrk gs ftuds fdukjs os kgj flfkr gs a\ (A) A 4; B 3; C 2; D 1 (B) A 2; B 4; C 1; D 3 (C) A 3; B 4; C 1; D 2 (D) A 2; B 1; C 4; D 3 (A) A 4; B 3; C 2; D 1 (B) A 2; B 4; C 1; D 3 (C) A 3; B 4; C 1; D 2 (D) A 2; B 1; C 4; D 3 Q121 The longest elevated road in Uttar Pradesh, as of July 2018, stretches from: (A) Jewar to Greater Noida (B) UP Gate to Rajnagar Extension in Ghaziabad (C) Saifai to Etah (D) Noida Extension to Botanical Garden Station in Noida Q121 tqykbz 2018 dh flfkfr vuqlkj] mrrj izns k es a lcls yach ÅapkbZ okyh lm+d dgka ls dgka rd QSyh gqbz gs % (A) tsoj ls xz svj uks,mk (B) ;wih xsv ls xkft;kckn es a jktuxj folrkj (C) lsqbz ls,vk (D) uks,mk,dlvsa ku ls uks,m+k es a ckwvfudy xkmzu LVs ku Q122 The has the sole right to mint coins in India. (A) State Bank of India (B) Reserve Bank of India (C) Government of India (D) Security Printing and Minting Corporation of India Limited Q122 Hkkjr esa flddksa dh <ykbz dk,dek= vf/kdkj ds ikl gsa (A) Hkkjrh; LVsV cs ad (B) Hkkjrh; fjtoz csad (C) Hkkjr ljdkj (D) Hkkjr dh lqj{kk eqnz.k vksj feafvax fuxe fyfevsm 36 SET-BC

Q123 According to Census 2011, which is the third most populous state of India? (A) Maharashtra (B) Madhya Pradesh (C) West Bengal (D) Bihar Q123 tux.kuk 2011 ds vuqlkj] Hkkjr dk rhljk lcls vf/kd vkcknh okyk jkt; dksulk gs\ (A) egkjk Vª (B) e/; izns k (C) if pe caxky (D) fcgkj Q124 Which statement about the Banking Ombudsman in India is correct? (A) The Banking Ombudsman is a senior official appointed by the Reserve Bank of India to redress customer complaints. (B) Only Public-Sector Banks are covered under the Banking Ombudsman Scheme. (C) It is binding on the complainant to accept the award in full. (D) The Banking Ombudsman charges a nominal fee for filing and resolving Q124 Hkkjr es a csafdax yksdiky ds ckjs es a dksu lk dfku lgh gs\ (A) cs afdax yksdiky fjtoz csad vkwq bafm;k n~okjk fu;qdr,d ofj B vf/kdkjh gs tks xzkgdksa dh f kdk;rksa dk lek/kku djrk gsa (B) dsoy lkoztfud {ks= ds csad] cs afdax yksdiky ;kstuk ds varxzr vkrs gs aa (C) f kdk;rdrkz ij vokmz dks iwjh rjg Lohdkj djuk ck/;dkjh gsa (D) cs afdax yksdiky] xzkgdks a dh f kdk;rsa ntz djus vksj gy djus ds fy, ekewyh kqyd ysrk gsa customers complaints. Q125 Who headed the India-Oman Joint Business Council s 8th session on 16th 17th July 2018 in Muscat, Oman? (A) Suresh Prabhu (B) Dr Virendra Kumar (C) Maneka Sanjay Gandhi (D) Rajnath Singh Q125 16 & 17 tqykbz 2018 dks eldv es a vk;ksftr Hkkjr & vkseku la;qdr O;kikj ifj kn ds 8osa l= dk usr`ro fdlus fd;k Fkk\ (A) lqjs k izhkq (B) MkW ohjsanz dqekj (C) esudk lat; xka/kh (D) jktukfk flag 37 SET-BC

Q126 What is the name of the scheme which aims to provide LED bulbs to domestic consumers with a target to replace 770 million incandescent bulbs with LED bulbs by March 2019? (A) Ujala Scheme (B) Roshan Scheme (C) Bulb Scheme (D) Har Ghar Bijli Scheme Q126 ml ;kstuk dk D;k uke gs ftldk mn~ns ; /kjsyw mihkksdrkvks a dks,ymzmh cyc iznku djuk gs ftles a ekpz] 2019 rd 770 fefy;u mìhir cycks a (incandescent bulbs) dks,ybzmh cycks a ds lkfk cnyuk gs% (A) ^mtkyk ;kstuk^ (B) ^jks ku ;kstuk^ (C) ^cyc ;kstuk^ (D) ^gj?kj fctyh ;kstuk^ Q127 Who won the women s singles Wimbledon (Tennis) title 2018? (A) Angelique Kerber (B) Serena Williams (C) Simona Halep (D) Maria Sharapova Q127 efgyk,dy focaymu (Vsful) f[krkc 2018 fdlus thrk Fkk\ (A),atsfyd dsczj (Angelique Kerber) (B) lsjsuk fofy;el (Serena Williams) (C) fleksuk gsysi (Simona Halep) (D) ekfj;k kkjkiksok (Maria Sharapova) Q128 Who won the Thailand Open World Tour Super 500 Badminton Tournament (Women s Singles) in Bangkok held in July 2018? (A) Nozomi Okuhara (B) PV Sindhu (C) Saina Nehwal Q128 tqykbz 2018 es a csadkd es a vk;ksftr FkkbZyS am vksiu oymz Vwj lwij 500 csmfeavu VwukZes av (efgyk,dy) fdlus thrk Fkk\ (A) ukst+kseh vksdqgkjk (B) ih oh fla/kq (C) lkbuk usgoky (D) >kax csbosu (Zhang Beiwen) (D) Zhang Beiwen 38 SET-BC

Q129 became the third person to win the World Cup as player and manager after France won FIFA 2018 in Russia. (A) Zinedine Zidane (B) Hugo Lloris (C) Didier Deschamps (D) Franz Beckenbauer Q129 Ýkal dh :l esa 2018 QhQk thr ds ckn] f[kykm+h vksj izca/kd ds :i es a fo o di thrus okyk rhljk O;fDr cu x;k FkkA (A) ftusfnu ftnku (Zinedine Zidane) (B) º;wxks ykwfjl (Hugo Lloris) (C) fmfm,j ns kpkeil (Didier Deschamps) (D) Ýkal csduckmj (Franz Beckenbauer) Q130 Which state is the largest producer of mangoes in India? (A) Bihar (B) Gujarat (C) Maharashtra (D) Uttar Pradesh Q130 Hkkjr es a vkeks a dk lcls cm+k mriknd jkt; dksu lk gs\ (A) fcgkj (B) xqtjkr (C) egkjk Vª (D) mrrj izns k Q131 What does APEDA stand for? (A) Association of Producers and Exporters of Dairy and Allied Products (B) Agricultural Products Export Development Authority (C) Association of Processed Food Exporters (D) Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority Q131,ihMZMh, (APEDA) dk folr`r :i D;k gs\ (A) Ms;jh vksj lg;ksxh mriknksa ds fuekzrk vksj fu;kzrdksa dh,lksfl, ku (Association of Producers and Exporters of Dairy and Allied Products) (B) Ñf k mrikn fu;kzr fodkl izkf/kdj.k (Agricultural Products Export Development Authority) (C) lalkf/kr [kkn~; fu;kzrdks a dh,lksfl, ku (Association of Processed Food Exporters) (D) Ñf k vksj lalkf/kr [kkn~; mrikn fu;kzr fodkl izkf/kdj.k (Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority) 39 SET-BC

Q132 Which of the following was set up with the purpose of promoting co-operative marketing of agricultural produce to benefit the farmers? (A) NAFED (B) FCI (C) NABARD (D) NAVDANYA Q132 fdlkuks a dks ykhk igq apkus gsrq Ñf k mit ds lgdkjh foi.ku dks c<+kok nsus ds mn~sn ; ls fueu es a ls fdl dks LFkkfir fd;k x;k Fkk\ (A) usqsm (NAFED) (B),QlhvkbZ (FCI) (C) ukckmz (NABARD) (D) uo/kku; (NAVDANYA) Q133 is a greenhouse method of agriculture where commercially viable crops are cultivated inside multi-storeyed buildings in cities using advanced greenhouse technology such as hydroponics and aeroponics. (A) Vertical farming (B) Hydroculture (C) Organic farming (D) Roboculture Q133 Ñf k ds xzhugkml dk,d rjhdk gs tgka muur xzhugkml izksn~;ksfxdh tslsfd gkbmªksiksfudl vksj,;jksiksfudl (hydroponics and aeroponics) dk mi;ksx djds] kgjksa es a cgqeaftyk bekjrksa ds vanj okf.kft;d :i ls O;ogk;Z Qlyksa dh [ksrh dh tkrh gsa (A) yacor [ksrh (Vertical farming) (B) gkbzmªksdypj (Hydroculture) (C) tsfod [ksrh (Organic farming) (D) jkscks Dypj (Roboculture) Q134 After attaining enlightenment, Gautama came to be known as the: (A) Jina (B) Buddha (C) Jnana (D) Bodhi Q134 Kku izkir djus ds ckn] xksre dks fdl :i es a tkuk tkus yxk% (A) ftu (B) cq) (C) Kku (D) cksf/k 40 SET-BC

Q135 Which Ashokan Rock Edict mentions Ashoka s triumph in Kalinga? (A) First (B) Fourth (C) Tenth (D) Thirteenth Q135 lezkv v kksd dk dksulk f kykys[k dfyax ij muds fot; dk myys[k djrk gs\ (A) izfke (B) prqfkz (C) nlosa (D) rsjgosa Q136 Who discovered the excavated site of Lothal, a part of the Harappan Civilisation? (A) Daya Ram Sahani (B) Rakhal Das Bannerji (C) SR Rao Q136 gm+iik lh;rk ds,d fglls] yksfky dh [kqnkbz dh [kkst fdlus dh Fkh\ (A) n;k jke lkguh (B) jk[kynkl cuthz (C),lvkj jko (D) vkj,l fc V (D) RS Bist Q137 How long was the Battle of Kurukshetra, mentioned in the Mahabharata, fought for? (A) 16 days (B) 18 days (C) 20 days Q137 egkhkkjr es a of.kzr dq:{ks= dh ym+kbz] fdruh fnu rd ym+h xbz Fkh\ (A) 16 fnu (B) 18 fnu (C) 20 fnu (D) 24 fnu (D) 24 days Q138 Which famous Ayurveda scholar lived during the regime of Kanishka I? (A) Parashara (B) Sushruta (C) Charaka (D) Dhanvantari Q138 dfu d izfke ds kkludky ds nksjku dksu lk izfl) vk;qoszn fon~oku jgrk Fkk\ (A) ijk kj (B) lqjqr (C) pjd (D) /kuourfj 41 SET-BC