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1. A sequence of odd numbers is formed as follows:
1, 3, 3, 3, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7 .....
What is the number in the 251st place?
1) 27 2) 28 3) 29 4) 30
2. Out of 50 hockey and football players, the
number of players who play only hockey is
the same as that who play only football. The
number of those playing only hockey is twice
that of those playing both games. How many
players play both games?
1) 5 2) 20 3) 10 4) 25
3. A, B, C and D are four numbers. Two of them
are 0; one is positive and one is negative.
AB is not equal to CD, Which of the
following can be negative?
1) C+D 2) AD+BC 3) AC 4) BCD
4. A motorist knows four different routes from
Bristol to Birmingham. From Birmingham to
Sheffield he knows three different routes and
from Sheffield to Carlisle he knows two
different routes. How many routes does he
know from Bristol to Carlisle?
1) 4 2) 8 3) 12 4) 24
5. In a group of 15 people, 7 read French, 8
read English while 3 of them read none of
these two. How many of them read French
and English both?
1) 0 2) 3 3) 4 4) 5
6. The ratio of milk and water in 150 litres of a
solution of milk is 4:1. How much water must
be added to this 150 litres of milk so that
the ratio of milk to water becomes 4:3?
1) 100 litre 2) 60 litre
3) 50 litre 4) 55 litre
7. A magician called the following to the stage
- Beena, Dileep, Farookh and Harish. Whom
will he call next?
1) Pradeep 2) Maneesh 3) Jameel 4) Meenal

8. If SEEMA WANTS WATER is 1 2 3, WATER
IS BLUE is 1 4 5, SEEMA HAS BLUE
DRESSES is 2 4 6 7, SANGEETA HAS
WATER is 7 1 8, then SANGEETA WANTS
BLUE DRESSES will have the numbers:
1) 8 3 4 6 2) 8 2 5 6 3) 7 2 4 6 4) 8 5 4 6
9. Mohini bought an article. She sold it for
Rs.31.25 making a percentage profit equal
to the cost price of the article. What is the
cost price of the article?
1) 30 2) 25 3) 24 4) 20
Directions for questions (10–14) :
There are four nurses – Anita, Beena, Chaiya and
Dimple working at the private nursing home, which is
open from Monday through Friday. Each nurse works
according to the following rules:
On Mondays, only Anita or Beena works.
On Tuesdays, Beena works alone or with one of the
other nurses, but not Anita.
On Wednesdays, Chaiya works alone or with one of the
other nurses.
On Thursdays, two nurses work together, but Beena is
not one of them.
On Fridays, three nurses work together.
10. Beena must work on which of the following
days?
1) Monday 2) Tuesday
3) Wednesday 4) Thursday
11. If only Beena and Dimple are working on a
certain day, which day must it be?
1) Monday 2) Tuesday
3) Wednesday 4) Thursday
12. If only one nurse is working on a particular
day, which one of the following must be true?
1) Monday or Tuesday
2) Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday
3) Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday
4) Tuesday or Thursday or Friday

13. If we know that Dimple is working on a
par ticular day but don’t know whether
anyone else is working, that day could be all
of the following EXCEPT
1) Monday 2) Tuesday
3) Wednesday 4) Thursday
14. If two nurses are working on a particular day,
and neither of them is Chaiya, which one of
the following must be true?
1) Monday or Tuesday
2) Tuesday or Wednesday
3) Tuesday or Thursday
4) Wednesday or Thursday
Directions for questions (15–17) :
Read carefully the passage given below and answer the
questions that follow.
The seizures of cocaine laboratories in Colombia,
South America, underscore a little noted but crucial
fact of life in the $130 billion cocaine business. The
drug trade is a two-way street. The cocaine flows from
mostly third world producers to the United States or
other industrialised nations, but the chemicals and
other materials needed to turn coca leaves into
cocaine flow comes from the industrialised nations
to the third world. By participat ing in this Faust ian
technology transfer, the drug consumers are in effect
providing raw ingredients for the scourge that bedevils
them and that they often blame exclusively on cokeproducing
countries. “Look at all this equipment”, said a
Colombian police commander, surveying the ruins of a
coke lab, “It is almost all from the United States, and
the chemicals from all over the world. All Latin American
supplies are the coca-leaves and the labour.”
15. The passage seeks to
1) blame U.S.A. for supplying equipment for
processing cocaine.
2) preclude the Latin American countries from
blame.
3) show how deeply the drug problem has affected
Pan American relations.
4) bring out the international nature of this curse
that faces “mankind”.
16. By “Faustian technology transfer” the author
means
1) transfer of technology involving a deal with the
devil.
2) transferring technology in order to taste greater
power.
3) technology that is transferred, ends in a fatal
experience.
4) exchanging technology for a raw material that
asks for a very high price.
17. The two way street indicates
1) all men are greedy
2) to eradicate drugs, the world has to cooperate.
3) the growing distance between the haves and
the have-nots.
4) men from all nations are attracted to the high
returns in a substance known to be harmful.
Directions for questions (18 and 19) :
Pick out the most effective word from the given words
to fill in the blank to make the sentence meaningfully
complete.
18. The ant icipated higher income growth
following the second ———— bumper harvest
claimed this year is hoped to ease the
demand constraint.
1) continuous 2) consecutive
3) successive 4) gradual
19. We live in an interdependent world and
cannot therefore afford to ––––––– our
neighbour.
1) insult 2) offend
3) annoy 4) irritate
20. The sum of 10000.101 and 1100.001 is
1) 28.75 2) 24.54
3) 28.625 4) 24.375
21. A cricketer has an average of 24 runs in 24
innings. How many runs must he score in the
25th innings to make the average equal to 25
runs?
1) 25 2) 49 3) 50 4) 100

22. From two ornaments weighing 18 gm and 24
gm, containing gold and silver in the ratio of
2:1 and 5:1 respectively, a new ornament is
casted. What is the amount of gold in the
new ornament in gms?
1) 10 2) 12 3) 32 4) 28
23. The ratio of milk and water in a 48 litre
mixture is 7:5. How much of milk is required
to be added to this mixture, so that the ratio
becomes 3:2?
1) 3 litres 2) 4 litres 3) 1 litre 4) 2 litres
24. 10 litres solution of water and salt contains
150 gm sal t . I f 25% of solut ion gets
evaporated, what percent of salt would the
remaining solution have?
1) 1.5% 2) 2.0% 3) 1.75% 4) 2.5%
25. Which one of the following numbers would
fit into the series: 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 37 ?
1) 1253 2) 1255 3) 1257 4) 125935
26. Amit wants to distribute either type A or type
B or type C of the chocolates to his friends
at the birthday party. If he has 225, 250 and
260 nos. of types A, B and C respectively
and he wishes to give equal no. of either of
these to his friends, how many minimum no.
of packets would he have to prepare?
1) 97 2) 735 3) 51 4) 147
27. For painting of the house, it is estimated that
480 kg of paint is needed. Accounting for
was tage @ 20% and that the paint is
available in tins of 25 kg only, what is the
cost of painting if each tin is costing Rs.250?
1) 5,000 2) 6,400 3) 5,600 4) 6,000
Directions : Refer to the data below and answer the
questions from 28 to 30 :
Col. Singh wants to select instructors at the Indian
Army’s Commando Training School. The instructors
should meet the following criteria:
a) The candidate should be a serving army officer.
b) The candidate should be a graduate of the
Natioinal Defence Academy (NDA).
c) The candidate should be below 40 years of age.
d) The candidate should have passed through a
commando course in the past 2 years.
The only possible exceptions to these rules are:
i) If not a graduate of the NDA, should have passed
out of the Indian Military Academy (IMA), and
been in the top of his/her class of IMA – give a
leadership exam.
ii) If not an officer, must have won at least 2 glallantry
awards – meet Gen. C.
iii) If between 40 and 45 – meet Gen. J.
iv) If the commando course is taken before two years
– go through a fitness test.
Col. Singh has received the following applications:
– The 25 years old Captain T, stood second in his
class in IMA, and completed commando training
2 weeks ago.
– Jawan E, winner of 3 gallantry awards, passed
out of NDA at the age of 22, 15 years ago. He
completed a commando course 6 months ago.
– Major W(retired), a 39-year-old is a former NDA
graduate and passed a commando course 3
months ago.
– Col. P, a 42 year old is an NDA and has passed a
commando course 1 year back.
– Captain Y, a 24-year-old passed out of NDA and
has never been to do a commando course.
28. What should be done with Jawan E?
1) Accept 2) Reject
3) Fitness test 4) Meet Gen. C
29. What should be done with Captain Y?
1) Meet Gen. C 2) Reject
3) Accept 4) Meet Gen. J
30. What should be done with Captain T?
1) Meet Gen. J 2) Meet Gen. C
3) Leadership Exam. 4) Reject
31. If “CODES” is coded as “DQGIX”, then
what is the code for “LOGIC”?
1) MPHJD 2) MQJMH
3) MQJMI 4) MQHKE

32. In a class of 80 students, 20% dislike teacher
A and 30% dislike teacher B. 50% of the
students do not dislike any teacher. How many
students dislike both teachers A and B?
1) 40 2) 20
3) 30 4) None of these
Directions : Refer to the data below and answer the
question (33 to 35) :
There are five books A, B, C, D and E from five different
subjects, that are, Geology, Maths, Physics, Chemistry
and Zoology.
a) A is not a Geology or Maths book.
b) B is not a Maths, Physics or Chemistry book.
c) C is not a Geology, Physics or Zoology book.
d) D is a Chemistry book.
e) If C is a Maths book, then E must be a Zoology book.
33. Which is the Maths book?
1) A 2) B 3) C 4) A or C
34. Which is the Zoology book?
1) A 2) B 3) E 4) A or E
35. Which is the Physics book?
1) A 2) E 3) C 4) E or C
Directions : Refer to the data below and answer the
Questions (36 and 37) :
R * 2 7 5 E ! $ A S O 3 = 4 # N I N @ 8 !N 6 $ G
36. What is the difference between the sum of
the numbers and the number of symbols in
the given series?
1) 27 2) 28 3) 29 4) 26
37. How many letters are immediately followed
by a symbol in the above series?
1) 2 2) 4 3) 5 4) 3
Directions : Refer to the data below and answer the
Questions (38 to 41) :
Six lectures are to be organised in a day and six
dif ferent persons, A, B, C, D, E and F will deliver
these lectures. The arrangement of lectures follow few
conditions given below :
a) A wakes up late so he cannot give the first or the
second lecture.
b) B should give a lecture just after D’s lecture.
c) Between E and F there will be two lectures and
F’s lecture should be held fourth.
38. The fifth lecture can be delivered by all of
the following except :
1) A 2) D 3) C 4) B
39. Who can deliver lecture just after E’s lecture?
1) Only A 2) Only D
3) D or C 4) Only C
40. If C’s lecture is the second one, then whose
lecture must follow F’s lecture?
1) E 2) D 3) B 4) A
41. If A’s lecture will be held fifth, then who will
deliver the 6th lecture?
1) C 2) B 3) D 4) E
42. The most technologically advanced societies
have been responsible for the greatest –––––
indeed savagery seems to be indirect
proposition to ––––––––
1) inventions - know-how
2) wars - viciousness
3) triumphs - civilisations
4) attrocities - development
43. The ––––––– tones of the flute succeeded in
________ his tense nerves.
1) blatant - enhancing
2) hovendous - calming
3) vibrant - portraying
4) mellifluous - soothing
44. It would be difficult for one so –––––– to be
led to believe that all men are equal and that
we must disregard race, colour and creed.
1) intolerant 2) democratic
3) emotional 4) patient

45. Unlike the Shakespearean plays, The “closet
dramas” of the nineteenth century were
meant to be –––––– rather than ––––––
1. seen - acted 2) read - acted
3. produced - acted 4) quiet - loud
46. We never believed that he would resort to
––––––– in order to achieve his goal ; we
always regarded him as a –––––––
1) subterfuge - honest 2) charm - insincere
3) necromancy - pietistic 4) logic - honorable
47. Yellow fever, the disease that killed 4,000
Phi ladelphians in 1793, and so ––– ––
Memphis, Tennessee, that the city lost its
charter, has reappeared after nearly two
de cade s in – – – – – – in the we s te r n
hemisphere.
1) disabled - quarantine 2) decimated - abeyance
3) terrorised - contention 4) ravaged - secret
Use the following passage to answer questions
(48 to 50) :
A clear answer to whether the languages of the ancient
American people were made use of for expressing
abstract universal concepts can be sought in the case
of Nahuat l, which like Greek and German, i s a
language that allows the format ion of extensive
compounds. By combining radicals or semant ic
elements, single compound words can express complex
conceptual relations, often of an abstract universal
character.
The tlamatinime (“those who know”) were able to use
this rich stock of abstract terms to express the nuances
of their thought. They also availed themselves of other
forms of expression with metaphorical meaning, some
probably original, some derived from Toltec coinages.
Of these forms the most characteristic in Nahuatl is
the juxtaposition of two words that, because they are
synonyms, associated terms, or even cont rar ies,
complement each other to evoke one single idea. The
juxtaposed terms, used as metaphor, suggest specific
or essential traits of the being they refer to, introducing
a mode of poetry as an almost habi tual form of
expression.
48. The main purpose of the passage is to
1) argue against a theory of poetic expression by
citing evidence about the Nahuatl.
2) delineate the function of the tlamatinime in
Nahuatl society
3) explore the rich metaphorical heritage the
Nahuatl received from the toltecs
4) descr ibe some conceptual and aesthet ic
resources of the Nahuatl language.
49. It can be inferred solely from the information
in the passage that
1) Metaphors are always used in Nahuatl to
express abstract conceptual relationships.
2) There are many languages that, like Greek or
German, allow extensive compounding.
3) The abstract terms of the Nahuatl language are
habitually used in poetry
4) Some record or evidence of the thought of the
tlamatinime exists
50. According to the passage, some abstract
universal ideas can be expressed in Nahuatl by
1) putting various meaningful elements together
in one word
2) taking away from a word any reference to
particular instances
3) turning each word of a phrase into a poetic
metaphor
4) giving a word a new and opposite meaning.
51. Water is cont inuous ly poured f rom a
reservoir to a locality at a steady rate of
10,000 litres per hour. When delivery exceeds
demand the excess water is stored in a tank.
If the demand for 8 consecutive three-hour
periods is 10000, 10000, 45000, 25000,
40000, 15000, 60000 and 35000 l itres
respectively, the minimum capacity required
of the water tank (in 1000 litres) to meet the
demand is
1) 10 2) 30 3) 40 4) 50
52. Jhaveri invested in Upendra & Upendra,
Celco and Winger shares at Rs.300, Rs.200
and Rs.5 per share respectively. He bought
100 shares for Rs.1,000. The number of
Upendra & Upendra and Celco shares he
bought are respectively.
1) 23, 17 2) 17, 23
3) 17, 60 4) 15, 25

53. A certain organisation has three committees.
Only two persons are member s of al l
committees, but every pair of committees have
three members in common. What is the least
possible no. of members on any one committee?
1) 4 2) 5
3) 6 4) None of the above
54. One bottle is half-full of oil and another
bottle with twice the capacity is one quarter
full of oil. If water is added so that both the
bottles are full and the contents of both are
then poured into a third bottle that is empty
and large enough to hold the contents of
both, what fractions of the contents in the
third bottle is oil?
1) 1/4 2) 1/3 3) 3/8 4) 2/3
55. Don and his wife each receive an 8 percent
annual raise. If Don receives a raise Rs.800
and his wife receives a raise of Rs.840, what
is the di fference between their annual
income after their raises?
1) 40 2) 460 3) 500 4) 540
56. If 5 tomatoes are worth 8 oranges, 5 oranges
are worth 4 apples, 7 apples are worth 3
pineapples and 7 pineapples cost Rs.203,
then the approx. price of each tomato is
1) 16 2) 5
3) 19 4) None of the above
57. 1 Kbyte is
1) 1000 bytes 2) 1016 bytes
3) 1008 bytes 4) 1024 bytes
58. The heart of the Computer is
1) Input devices 2) Output devices
3) Central processing unit 4) Peripheral devices
59. DOS in MS-DOS stands for
1) Disk open system 2) Disk operating system
3) Disk open standards 4) Device operating system
60. Pressing the following keys simultaneously
will reboot your computer automatically
1) Ctrl – Alt – Del 2) Shift – Alt – Del
3) Shift – Tab – Del 4) Ctrl – Tab – Del
61. Which helps you to build documents from
ver y s imple let ters to comprehensive
manuscripts?
1) MS-Excell 2) MS-Word
3) MS-Access 4) MS-Powerpoint
62. The basic operat ions per formed by a
computer are
1) Arithmetic 2) Logical
3) Storage and Retrieval 4) All of the above
63. The earliest calculating devices are
1) Abacus 2) Clock
3) Different engine 4) None of the above
64. The man who built the first mechanical
calculator was
1) Joseph Marie Jacquard 2) John Mauchly
3) Blaise Pascal 4) Harward Aliken
65. Punched cards were first introduced by
1) Powers 2) Pascal
3) Jacquard 4) Herman Hollerith
66. The event A is independent of itself if and
only if
1) P(A) = 1 2) P(A) = 1/2
3) P(A) = 1/3 4) None of the above
67. If the sum of two numbers is 200, then the
largest value of their product is
1) 9000 2) 10000
3) 100000 4) 1900
68. The equation of the curve which passes through
the point (1, –1) and has slope 3x2 is
1) y = 3x3–2 2) y = 3x2
3) y = 3x3 4) None of the above
69. Which one of the following is true?
1) A semi-group with more than one idempotent
element cannot be a group.
2) If G is a group, then it may not be a monoid.
3) G is a group if and only if it is a semi-group.
4) None of the above

70. The points of maximum and minimum
curvature on the curve y=log x, x and y are
real and –xare
1) ±2) 0, ±/4 respectively
3) ±/2, ±respectively 4) None of the above
71. The area of the circle whose center is at (0,
0) is 25. The circle passes through all the
points except.
1) (–5, 0) 2) (5, 0) 3) (5, 5) 4) (0, 5)
72. A class room has r rows of desks with d desks
in each row. On a particular day when all
pupils are present 3 seats are left vacant (one
student per desk). The number of pupils in
the class is
1) dr–3 2) d+r+3 3) dr+3 4) r/d+3
73. The length of a rectangle is increased by 50%.
By what percent the width has to be
decreased to maintain the same area?
1) 33.33 2) 50 3) 66.67 4) 150
74. If the radius of a circle is 0.5m, how many
revolut ions does the wheel make per
kilometer?
1) 1000 2) 2000 3) 1000/4) 2000/
75. The average of 5, 10, 15, and X is 20. What is X?
1) 20 2) 25 3) 45 4) 50
76. What is the largest prime factor of 255?
1) 15 2) 5 3) 51 4) 17
77. A and B are in the ratio 5:4. B and C are in
the ratio 6:7 then A:B:C is
1) 30 : 24 : 28 2) 5 : 10 : 7
3) 5 : 4 : 7 4) 15 : 12 : 14
78. “Idle brain is a devils workshop”. Which of
the following has the same logic?
1) Hardwork is the basis of success.
2) Dissatisfied person is rebellious.
3) Educated are cultured people.
4) Players are physically healthy.
79. “The ground is wet because it has rained” which
of the following is based on the same logic?
1) Leaves are green because they have chlorophyll
2) Iron is unbreakable because it is logical
3) The lawyer is convincing because he is logical
4) The soldier is bleeding because he is injured.
80. Pick the odd one out.
1) Counting sort 2) Bucket sort
3) Shell sort 4) Radix sort
81. The complexity of merge operation on two
sorted arrays of size m and n (given m>n)
1) O (mn) 2) O (m+n)
3) O (m/n) 4) O (m)
82. Pick the odd one out.
1) Random value 2) Return address
3) Local variable space 4) Global variable space
83. The function for which among the following
will not be linear recursion
1) Factorial
2) Fibonacci series
3) ab
4) Sum of the natural numbers
84. How many stack will be needed for the
evaluation of a prefix expression?
1) 1 2) 2 3) 0 4) 3
85. Which one of the following may be true for a
quadratic equation (is real)?
1) If is a root, 1/is also a root.
2) If is a root, –is also a root.
3) If is a root, iis also a root.
4) If iis a root, –iis also root.
86. I f a and a re the root s of
|x2+x+5|+6x+1=0 then is
1) 7 2) –7 3) 5 4) –5
87. If a+b+c=0, then one root of the equation
ax2–bx+c=0 is
1) –b/a 2) –c/a
3) (a+c)/a 4) (a+b)/a

88. If a and b are positive integers such that
a3–b3 is a prime number, then a3-b3 is
1) a2+ab+b2 2) a2–ab+b2
3) a+b 4) a–b
89. The smallest angle in degrees between the
hour and minute needles of a clock when the
time is 12 hr 30 min is
1) 180o 2) 165o 3) 196o 4) 150o
90. The collating sequence of five alphabets is
W, P, Z, A and E. Which one will be the first
string of the above collating sequence?
1) AZPWW 2) APAEP 3) ZPAPA 4) ZAPWE
91. How many numbers between 100 and 300
(inclusive) is divisible by 3?
1) 100 2) 66
3) 76 4) None of the above
92. Which one of the following figures has the
largest area for the given circumference?
1) Square 2) Triangle
3) Circle 4) Ellipse
93. If 2<r<8 and 1<s<5/2 which one of the
following expresses all possible values of rs?
1) 1<rs<5 2) 2<rs<20
3) 5/2<rs<8 4) 5/2<rs<20
Directions for questions (94–98) : Read the passage
and answer the questions given below the passage.
A family consisting of six members AA, BB, CC, DD,
EE, and FF is travelling together.
We have
_ BB is the son of CC but CC is not the mother of BB.
_ FF is the brother of BB.
_ EE is the brother of CC.
_ DD is the daughter of AA.
_ AA and CC are a married couple.
94. How many male members are there in the
family?
1) 1 2) 2 3) 3 4) 4
95. Who is the mother of BB?
1) AA 2) BB 3) CC 4) DD
96. How many children does AA have?
1) 1 2) 2 3) 3 4) 4
97. How many brother-brother pair can be made
from the above family?
1) 1 2) 2 3) 3 4) 4
98. How is EE related to DD?
1) Father 2) Brother
3) Uncle 4) Sister-in-law
99. The function f(x)=q+|sinx| is
1) discontinuous everywhere
2) not differentiable at x=0
3) not differentiable at an infinite number of points
4) All of the above
100. The function
f(x)=2log(x–2)–x2+4x+1
increases in the interval
1) (1, 2) 2) (2, 3)
3) (2, 4) 4) (1, 5)

ANSWERS
1 ......... * 2 ......... 3 3 ......... 1 4 ..........4 5 ..........2 6 ........ 2 7 ......... 3 8 ......... 1 9 ......... 2 10..........2
11 ........ 2 12 ......... 2 13 ......... 1 14 ..........3 15 ..........4 16 ........ 4 17 ......... 2 18 ......... 2 19......... 3 20..........1
21 ........ 2 22 ......... 3 23 ......... 4 24 ..........2 25 ..........2 26 ........ 4 27 ......... 4 28 ......... 1 29......... 2 30..........4
31 ........ 2 32 ......... 4 33 ......... 3 34 ..........3 35 ..........1 36 ........ 1 37 ......... 2 38 ......... 2 39......... 3 40..........2
41 ........ 1 42 ......... 4 43 ......... 4 44 ..........1 45 ..........2 46 ........ 1 47 ......... 2 48 ......... 4 49......... 4 50..........1
51 ........ 3 52 .......... * 53 ......... 2 54 ..........2 55 ..........4 56 ........ 1 57 ......... 4 58 ......... 3 59......... 2 60..........1
61 ........ 2 62 ......... 4 63 ......... 1 64 ..........3 65 ..........4 66 ........ 1 67 ......... 2 68 ......... 4 69......... 1 70..........1
71 ........ 3 72 ......... 1 73 ......... 1 74 ..........3 75 ..........4 76 ........ 4 77 ......... 4 78 ......... 1 79......... 4 80..........3
81 ........ 2 82 ......... 4 83 ......... 2 84 ..........3 85 ..........4 86 ........ 2 87 ......... 2 88 ......... 1 89......... 2 90..........3
91 ........ 2 92 ......... 3 93 ......... 2 94 ..........4 95 ..........1 96 ........ 3 97 ......... 2 98 ......... 3 99......... 3 100 ..........2

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