If the speed of the car A on Monday was 19.2 Km/hr, and the speed on Wednesday was 20 Km/hr and on Friday was 30 Km/hr. What was the approximate average time taken(in hours) by it to cover the distance on given day?

If to travel the given distance, the time taken by Car B on all the days was 8 hours, What was the average speed of the Car on all the days together?

Total distance travelled by all the cars together on Friday and Saturday is what percent of total distance travelled by all the cars together on Monday and Tuesday?

If on Tuesday, Car C and Car E travelled at the same speed, what was the ratio of the time taken by Car C and that taken by Car E to cover their respective distances?

Find the average price of Mobile C in all the five years together ?

The price of A in 2001 is what % more than the price of C in 2001 ?

Find the Next Number.

5, 10, 20, 35, 55, ?

Find the next Number

14, 15, 19, 28, 44, 69, ?

FInd the Wrong Number.

11 20 38 74 144 290 578

Statements: All blues are reds. No red is a black. All yellows are blacks. All blacks are oranges.

Conclusions:

I. Some oranges are reds.

II. Some yellows are blues is a possibility

11. Statements: Some oranges are apples. All apples are grapes. No grape is a guava. All cherries are guavas.

Conclusions:

I. All oranges are cherries is a possibility.

II. No cherry is apple.

11. Statements: Some apples are oranges. All oranges are papayas. Some papayas are grapes. All grapes are pines.

Conclusions:

I. Some grapes are not apples

II. All grapes being oranges is a possibility.

Statements: All views are reviews. Some fonts are reviews. All clips are fonts. No style is font

Conclusions:

I. No style is clip

II. All styles are reviews is a possibility

11. Statements: Some pages are pencils. Some pencils are fonts. Some fonts are spaces. Some spaces are dusters.

Conclusions:

I. Some pages are fonts

II. Some fonts are dusters

11. Statements: Some sets are mails. Some mails are erasers. Some erasers are scales. Some scales are sites.

Conclusions:

I. Some scales are not mails.

II. All sites are sets.

11. Statements: All dogs are cats. No cat is a tiger. All tigers are rats. Some tigers are lions.

Conclusions:

I. All cats being rats is a possibility

II. Some lions are dogs.

11. Statements: All news are olds. No old is a plastic. All plastics are shutters. Some shutters are houses.

Conclusions:

I. Some plastics are houses

II. All news being shutters is a possibility.

11. Statements: All circles are square. All square are cone. No cone is triangle. Some rectangle are circles.

Conclusions:

I. No circle is triangle

II. Some rectangle are cone

11. Statements: Some pages are documents. All documents are inks. All inks are spaces. No letter is ink.

Conclusions:

I. Some letters are documents is a possibility.

II. All letters being spaces is a possibility

√7378 x √1330 ÷ √660 = ?

6999 ÷ 70.005 x 94.998 = ? x 19.999

89.988% of 699.9 + 50.002% of 999.99 – 170.015 = ?

√(7² x 24 x 2 -(11)³ + 3) = ?

65% of √3136 x 5 = ? + 154

The divisor is 25 times the quotient and 5 times the remainder. If the quotient is 16, the dividend is:

The HCF of two numbers is 9. Which one of the following can never of their LCM?

A number when divided by a divisor leaves a remainder of 24. When twice the original number is divided by the same divisor, the remainder is 11. What is the value of the divisor?

The product of 4 consecutive even numbers is always divisible by

What is the minimum number of square marbles required to tile a floor of length 5 metres 78 cm and width 3 metres 74 cm?

There are 459 students in a hostel. If the number of students increased by 36, the expenses of the mess increased by Rs .81 Per day while the average expenditure per head reduced by 1. Find the original expenditure of the mess?

The average cost 32 different Mobiles is Rs. 9000. Among them, Oppo which is the costliest is 70% higher price than the cheapest Mobile Lava. Excluding those both mobiles, the average of the Mobiles is Rs.8880. Then what is the cost of Oppo Mobile?

The average age of a family of 9 members is 22 years. Surya is the youngest and his age is 6 years, then what was the average age of the family just before Surya was born?

An amount of money is to be distributed among P, Q and R in the ratio of 7:4:5 respectively. If the total share of P and R is 4 times the share of Q, what is definitely Q’s share?

Two candles of same height are lighted at the same time. The first is consumed in 3 hours and second in 2 hours. Assuming that each candles burns at a constant rate, in how many hours after being lighted, the ratio between the first and second candles becomes 2:1?

If A and B together have a certain amount X and if 4/15 of A’s amount is equal to 2/5 of B’s amount, which of the following is true?

Pankaj gave 50 percent of the amount to akash. Akash in turn gave two-fifth of the amount to venu. After paying a bill of 500 rupees, venu now have 8000 rupees left with him. Find the amount hold by pankaj initially.

Rakesh spent 30 percent of his monthly income on food items. Of the remaining amount he spent 60 percent on clothes and bills. Now he save five-seventh of the remaining amount and the he saves 120000 yearly, then find his monthly income.

Toffees are bought at 27 for a

rupee. How much must be sold for a rupee so as to gain 50%?

By selling 8 articles, a tradesman

makes a loss equal to the cost price of 4 articles. Find loss%.

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

The government’s move to infuse upfront an additional capital of Rs 70,000 crore into public sector banks (PSBs) is welcome. The promised removal of the Damocles’ sword of punitive investigation of any banking decision hanging over the heads of bankers today will help banks lend the additional liquidity leveraging this capital would enable.

The moves to support non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) — such as enhancing additional liquidity support to housing finance companies to Rs 30,000 crore by National Housing Bank from Rs 20,000 crore and co-origination of loans by PSBs jointly with NBFCs that are reeling under a liquidity crunch — will provide a booster for fresh loans to the MSME sector.

A transparent one-time settlement policy being provided by banks to benefit MSMEs and retail borrowers in settling their overdues is pragmatic. But banks also must acquire the expertise to assess MSME loan viability and invest in data mining.

Making banks link their lending rates to the repo rates will help better transmission of monetary policy. But for this to work without impairing bank financial health, multiple structural rigidities in the system must be removed. Public sector pre-emption of the bulk of household financial savings must end, for the bond market to really take off to provide longer-term funds for infrastructure projects.

Steps such as further development of the credit default swap markets, facilitating increased trading for price discovery, and establishing an organisation to provide credit enhancement for infrastructure and housing projects make eminent sense, as does onshoring the offshore rupee derivative markets. A coherent policy of managerial reform, including of remuneration, at public sector banks must accompany the measures announced, for them to take effect.

1. What is the meaning of the idiom “Damocles’ sword”, as used in the passage?

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

The government’s move to infuse upfront an additional capital of Rs 70,000 crore into public sector banks (PSBs) is welcome. The promised removal of the Damocles’ sword of punitive investigation of any banking decision hanging over the heads of bankers today will help banks lend the additional liquidity leveraging this capital would enable.

The moves to support non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) — such as enhancing additional liquidity support to housing finance companies to Rs 30,000 crore by National Housing Bank from Rs 20,000 crore and co-origination of loans by PSBs jointly with NBFCs that are reeling under a liquidity crunch — will provide a booster for fresh loans to the MSME sector.

A transparent one-time settlement policy being provided by banks to benefit MSMEs and retail borrowers in settling their overdues is pragmatic. But banks also must acquire the expertise to assess MSME loan viability and invest in data mining.

Making banks link their lending rates to the repo rates will help better transmission of monetary policy. But for this to work without impairing bank financial health, multiple structural rigidities in the system must be removed. Public sector pre-emption of the bulk of household financial savings must end, for the bond market to really take off to provide longer-term funds for infrastructure projects.

Steps such as further development of the credit default swap markets, facilitating increased trading for price discovery, and establishing an organisation to provide credit enhancement for infrastructure and housing projects make eminent sense, as does onshoring the offshore rupee derivative markets. A coherent policy of managerial reform, including of remuneration, at public sector banks must accompany the measures announced, for them to take effect.

According to the passage, what will provide a booster for fresh loans to the MSME sector?

I. Loan waivers and collateral free loans.

II. Increasing additional liquidity support of Rs 20,000 cr by 50%.

III. Joint contribution of credit by PSBs and NBFCs.

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

The government’s move to infuse upfront an additional capital of Rs 70,000 crore into public sector banks (PSBs) is welcome. The promised removal of the Damocles’ sword of punitive investigation of any banking decision hanging over the heads of bankers today will help banks lend the additional liquidity leveraging this capital would enable.

The moves to support non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) — such as enhancing additional liquidity support to housing finance companies to Rs 30,000 crore by National Housing Bank from Rs 20,000 crore and co-origination of loans by PSBs jointly with NBFCs that are reeling under a liquidity crunch — will provide a booster for fresh loans to the MSME sector.

A transparent one-time settlement policy being provided by banks to benefit MSMEs and retail borrowers in settling their overdues is pragmatic. But banks also must acquire the expertise to assess MSME loan viability and invest in data mining.

Making banks link their lending rates to the repo rates will help better transmission of monetary policy. But for this to work without impairing bank financial health, multiple structural rigidities in the system must be removed. Public sector pre-emption of the bulk of household financial savings must end, for the bond market to really take off to provide longer-term funds for infrastructure projects.

Steps such as further development of the credit default swap markets, facilitating increased trading for price discovery, and establishing an organisation to provide credit enhancement for infrastructure and housing projects make eminent sense, as does onshoring the offshore rupee derivative markets. A coherent policy of managerial reform, including of remuneration, at public sector banks must accompany the measures announced, for them to take effect.

With which of the following statements would the author most likely agree?

I. One-time settlement policy that will benefit MSMEs is impractical for banks and is unwise.

II. Banks have not yet developed the required proficiency in judging the sustainability of MSME loans.

III. Banks have made huge investments in data mining.

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

The government’s move to infuse upfront an additional capital of Rs 70,000 crore into public sector banks (PSBs) is welcome. The promised removal of the Damocles’ sword of punitive investigation of any banking decision hanging over the heads of bankers today will help banks lend the additional liquidity leveraging this capital would enable.

The moves to support non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) — such as enhancing additional liquidity support to housing finance companies to Rs 30,000 crore by National Housing Bank from Rs 20,000 crore and co-origination of loans by PSBs jointly with NBFCs that are reeling under a liquidity crunch — will provide a booster for fresh loans to the MSME sector.

A transparent one-time settlement policy being provided by banks to benefit MSMEs and retail borrowers in settling their overdues is pragmatic. But banks also must acquire the expertise to assess MSME loan viability and invest in data mining.

Making banks link their lending rates to the repo rates will help better transmission of monetary policy. But for this to work without impairing bank financial health, multiple structural rigidities in the system must be removed. Public sector pre-emption of the bulk of household financial savings must end, for the bond market to really take off to provide longer-term funds for infrastructure projects.

Steps such as further development of the credit default swap markets, facilitating increased trading for price discovery, and establishing an organisation to provide credit enhancement for infrastructure and housing projects make eminent sense, as does onshoring the offshore rupee derivative markets. A coherent policy of managerial reform, including of remuneration, at public sector banks must accompany the measures announced, for them to take effect.

What is the tone of the passage?

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.

The government’s move to infuse upfront an additional capital of Rs 70,000 crore into public sector banks (PSBs) is welcome. The promised removal of the Damocles’ sword of punitive investigation of any banking decision hanging over the heads of bankers today will help banks lend the additional liquidity leveraging this capital would enable.

The moves to support non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) — such as enhancing additional liquidity support to housing finance companies to Rs 30,000 crore by National Housing Bank from Rs 20,000 crore and co-origination of loans by PSBs jointly with NBFCs that are reeling under a liquidity crunch — will provide a booster for fresh loans to the MSME sector.

A transparent one-time settlement policy being provided by banks to benefit MSMEs and retail borrowers in settling their overdues is pragmatic. But banks also must acquire the expertise to assess MSME loan viability and invest in data mining.

Making banks link their lending rates to the repo rates will help better transmission of monetary policy. But for this to work without impairing bank financial health, multiple structural rigidities in the system must be removed. Public sector pre-emption of the bulk of household financial savings must end, for the bond market to really take off to provide longer-term funds for infrastructure projects.

Steps such as further development of the credit default swap markets, facilitating increased trading for price discovery, and establishing an organisation to provide credit enhancement for infrastructure and housing projects make eminent sense, as does onshoring the offshore rupee derivative markets. A coherent policy of managerial reform, including of remuneration, at public sector banks must accompany the measures announced, for them to take effect.

What can be a suitable title for the given passage?

Analogy

6. bivouac : ______ :: axis : alliance

Analogy

Pituitary: Brain :: Thymus : ?

Analogy

Denigrate: Devalue:: Upgrade : ?

Analogy

Seismograph: Earthquakes: Taseometer : ?

Analogy

REFLECTION: LIGHT::

Fill in the blanks with suitable tenses:

11. It ---- quite often in Britain during the winter.

Fill in the blanks with suitable tenses:

. Normally I --- to bed at around 11.30 every night.

Fill in the blanks with suitable tenses:

There is something wrong with Lynne's car at the moment so she ---- to work by bus this week.

Fill in the blanks with suitable tenses:

The River Thames ---- through London.

Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions:

15. There is another man sitting ______ to Sachin

Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions:

The train went _____ the tunnel

Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions:

The Moon is a barren, rocky world _____ air and water.

Choose the correct sentence:

a. I have visited Niagara Falls last weekend.

b. I visited Niagara Falls last weekend.

Choose the correct sentence:

a. The woman who works here is from Japan.

b. The woman which works here is from Japan.

Choose the correct sentence:

a. I must to call him immediately.

b. I must call him immediately.