Rbi Assistant Prelims Day - 11 (E) 167610975547
Rbi Assistant Prelims Day - 11 (E) 167610975547
Reasoning Ability
12. Q lives on which of the following floor and Directions (16-20): Study the following
flat? information carefully and answer the questions
a) Floor 5, Flat B given below.
b) Floor 1, Flat A Nine persons - D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K and L
c) Floor 4, Flat A travelled to Goa on three different dates 4th, 13th
d) Floor 2, Flat B and 22nd of three different months March, August
e) Floor 3, Flat B and November of the same year.
G travelled on an even numbered date of the
13. As many floors above V as below___. month having an even number of days. Only
a) P three persons travelled between G and K. F
b) R travelled immediately before K. As many persons
c) W travelled before F as after L. Only one person
d) Both b and c travelled between L and D. J travelled
e) Both a and b immediately before D. I travelled four persons
before J. Only two persons travelled between I
14. Which of the following statement(s) is/are and H.
true with respect to the final arrangement? 16. Who among the following person travelled to
I. Both X and Q do not live on the same floor Goa at last?
II. W lives on an even numbered floor a) D
III. P lives immediately below X b) G
a) Only II c) K
d) L I. J
e) E II. The one who travelled two persons before F
III. E
17. H travelled in which of the following month IV. The one who travelled immediately after D
and date? a) Only III
a) March 22 b) Only II and IV
b) November 13 c) Only I and III
c) August 4 d) Only III and IV
d) March 13 e) All I, II, III and IV
e) November 22
20. Four of the following five are alike in a certain
18. If F is related to J and H is related to G in a way based on the given arrangement and thus
certain way, then in the same way who among form a group. Which one of the following does
the following person is related to E? not belong to the group?
a) D a) IF
b) I b) KJ
c) G c) DG
d) L d) LE
e) J e) KH
Directions (1-5):
1. Answer: D
2. Answer: B
3. Answer: E
4. Answer: A
5. Answer: C
Final arrangement
Again we have,
As many persons born before A as after
G.
The difference between the ages of G and
D is 6 years.
H was born either immediately before or
We have, immediately after D.
The age of E is multiple of 9.
Only three persons were born between E
and A.
From the above conditions, there are two
possibilities
Again we have,
F is elder to B but younger than C, who
was not the eldest person.
After applying the above condition case-1 gets From the above conditions, there are two
eliminated because C was the eldest person, possibilities
hence case-2 shows the final arrangement.
Again we have,
A faces the one who is an immediate
Directions (6-10): neighbour of N.
6. Answer: C C sits second to the left of A.
Again we have,
We have, The one who faces C is an immediate
B sits second to the right of D. neighbour of O.
Only one person sits between N and the M sits immediate right of O.
one who faces D. After applying the above conditions case-1 gets
eliminated because there is no possibility to
place M, hence case-2 shows the final From the above conditions, there are two
arrangement. possibilities
Again we have,
Only one floor is between W and V.
P lives northwest of V.
R lives three floors below P in the same
Directions (11-15): flat.
11. Answer: B
12. Answer: E
13. Answer: D
14. Answer: A
15. Answer: C
Final arrangement
Again we have,
U lives below X in different flats.
Q doesn’t live on the topmost floor.
After applying the above conditions case-2 gets
eliminated because Q lives on the topmost floor,
We have, hence case-1 shows the final arrangement.
T lives in Flat A of an even numbered
floor and lives immediately below Y in
different flats.
As many floors below Y as above S, who
lives immediate southwest of W.
Directions (16-20):
16. Answer: E
17. Answer: C
18. Answer: A
19. Answer: D
20. Answer: B (In all options, first person
travelled immediately before second person,
except in option b)
Final arrangement Again we have,
As many persons travelled before F as
after L.
Only one person travelled between L and
D.
We have,
G travelled on an even numbered date of
the month having an even number of
days.
Again we have,
J travelled immediately before D.
I travelled four persons before J.
Only two persons travelled between I and
H.
After applying the above conditions case-2 gets
eliminated because there is no possibility to
place H, hence case-1 shows the final
arrangement.
Score Booster
Directions (1-5): Study the following statements b) Either conclusion I or II follows
and then decide which of the given conclusions c) Both conclusions I and II follow
logically follows from the given statements d) Only conclusion II follows
disregarding the commonly known facts. e) Neither conclusion I nor II follows
1. Statements:
Only a few songs are lyrics 2. Statements:
No lyric is playlist At least some oil is water
All playlists are album Only a few water is juice
Conclusions: All juice is soda
I. All songs can be playlists Conclusions:
II. All albums can never be lyrics I. Some water can be Soda
a) Only conclusion I follows II. Some oil is not juice
e) 6 d) D
e) U
8. How many such pairs of digits are there in the
number “39428176” each of which has as many Directions (11-15): Study the following
digits between them as there are in the number information carefully and answer the questions
series (both forward and backward directions)? given below.
a) One G*LK=P5@Q%Y&TM#418S2!6Z^
b) Two F14
c) Three 11. How many such consonants are there in the
d) More than three given series each of which is immediately
e) None followed by a number and immediately preceded
by a symbol?
9. If all the letters of the word “MOUNTAIN” are a) One
arranged in alphabetical order from the left end, b) Two
then how many letters are there in the English c) Three
alphabetical series between the letters which are d) More than three
fourth from the right end and second letter from e) None
the left end?
a) Ten 12. If all the symbols are dropped from the given
b) Eight series, then which of the following element is
c) Thirteen thirteenth from the right end?
d) Four a) 8
e) Three b) S
c) Y
10. If in the word “INVESTMENT” all the vowels d) 1
are changed to the immediate previous letter e) Q
and all the consonants are changed to the
immediate next letter as per the English 13. Which of the following element is eighth to
alphabetical series, then which of the following the right of the fourteenth element from the right
letter is eighth from the right end? end of the given series?
a) W a) P
b) H b) @
c) O c) #
d) Y a) T
e) 6 b) B
c) Y
14. The number of letters to the left of % is the d) H
same as the number of symbols to the right of e) Cannot be determined
letter___ in the given series.
a) P 17. How is B related to H?
b) M a) Brother-in-law
c) Z b) Father
d) Q c) Sister-in-law
e) S d) Brother
e) Granddaughter
15. How many such numbers are there in the
given series each of which is immediately 18. How many male members are there in the
preceded by a symbol and immediately followed family?
by a consonant? a) Six
a) One b) Two
b) Two c) Five
c) Three d) Four
d) More than three e) Three
e) None
Directions (19-20): Study the following
Directions (16-18): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions
information carefully and answer the questions given below.
given below. W is the mother of only H. L is the only
P is the only son of Y and he is the brother-in- granddaughter of U, who is married to W. J is the
law of B. T is the son of B. H is the paternal brother-in-law of H, who is the father of B. A is
uncle of T. O is the spouse of T and daughter-in- the daughter of M, who is the grandfather of B. M
law of V. M is the mother of V, who is not the has only two children.
brother of H. K is the brother of M. H doesn’t 19. How is A related to B?
have any sisters. a) Brother-in-law
16. Who among the following person is the b) Mother
brother-in-law of K? c) Sister
4. Answer: A
2. Answer: E
5. Answer: B
3. Answer: C
Given series:
G*LK=P5@Q%Y&TM#418S2!6Z^
F14
G*LK=P5@Q%Y&TM#418S2!6Z^
F14
Directions (6-10):
12. Answer: C
6. Answer: C
Given series:
G*LK=P5@Q%Y&TM#418S2!6Z^
F14
GLKP5QYTM418S26ZF14
14. Answer: D
Given series:
9. Answer: D G*LK=P5@Q%Y&TM#418S2!6Z^
MOUNTAIN F14
Four letters are there between I and N as per the series, which is same as the number of symbols
HOWDTUNDOU G*LK=P5@Q%Y&TM#418S2!6Z^
F14
Directions (19-20):
Directions (16-18): 19. Answer: B
16. Answer: C 20. Answer: C
17. Answer: D
18. Answer: A
Quantitative Aptitude
Direction (1-5): Study the following data carefully and answer the questions:
The given pie chart shows the degree distribution of the number of dresses (Kurtas and Jeans) sold by
five different shops (A, E, I, O and U).
NOTE:
I. x - y = 10°
II. The sum of the number of dresses (Kurtas and Jeans) sold by the given shops are 7200.
1. If the ratio of the number of kurtas dresses to C. 860
jeans dresses sold by shop A is 5:3, then find the D. 900
number of kurtas sold by shop A? E. 1080
A. 900
B. 1080 3. If the number of jeans sold by shop E is 250
C. 980 more than the number of kurtas sold by the same
D. 1125 shop, then find the number of jeans sold by shop
E. 1050 E?
A. 379
2. If the number of kurtas sold by shop I is 40% B. 468
of the total number of dresses sold by shop I, C. 567
then find the number of jeans sold by shop I? D. 600
A. 450 E. 625
B. 690
4. If the total number of dresses sold by shop Z 5. If the selling price of a jean dress is Rs. 500
is 800 less than the number of dresses sold by and the selling price of a kurta dress is Rs.300 in
shop U, then find the average of the number of shop A. The total selling price of dresses in shop
dresses sold by shops O and Z together? A is Rs.6 lakhs. Find the number of kurtas sold in
A. 1000 shop A?
B. 850 A. 800
C. 960 B. 990
D. 1260 C. 780
E. 1050 D. 1050
E. 1500
Direction (6-10): Study the following data carefully and answer the questions:
The table given below shows the number of plum cakes sold, the number of ice-cream cakes sold, the
number of chocolate cakes sold and the total number of cakes (plum + ice-cream + chocolate) sold by
RRR bakeries from Monday to Friday of a particular week.
Note:
The ratio of the number of plum cakes sold on Tuesday, the number of ice-cream cakes sold on Monday
and the number of chocolate cakes sold on Tuesday is 4:2:5 respectively.
6. Find the difference between the number of D. 270
plum cakes sold on Friday and the number of E. 300
chocolate cakes sold on Wednesday by RRR
bakeries? 7. If the total number of cakes sold by RRR
A. 150 Bakeries on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
B. 175 together is 12800 and the ratio of the number of
C. 240 plum cakes, ice-cream cakes and chocolate
cakes sold on Saturday is 5:4:3 respectively, 9. Find the ratio of the total number of cakes sold
then find the number of ice-cream cakes sold by on Monday to that on Wednesday.
RRR Bakeries on Saturday? A. 12:5
A. 2090 B. 12:11
B. 2000 C. 11:12
C. 1380 D. 5:12
D. 1670 E. 11:5
E. 1880
10. If each plum cake sold in all days is Rs. 80
8. The total number of cakes sold by RRR per kg and each chocolate sold in all days are
Bakeries on Tuesday is approximately how much Rs. 180 per kg. Find the difference of revenue
percent more/less than the sum of the number of generated by the number of plum cakes sold on
chocolate cakes sold on Monday, Wednesday Tuesday and the number of chocolate cakes sold
and Friday? on Thursday (Assume each cake’s weight is 1
A. 1%more Kg)
B. 9% more A. Rs. 45000
C. 12% more B. Rs. 45800
D. 3% more C. Rs. 47800
E. 6% more D. Rs. 46900
E. Rs. 48000
Direction (11-15): Study the following data carefully and answer the questions:
The bar graph given below shows the total number of chocolates and the number of dark chocolates sold
by ‘Amul ltd’ in six different months (January, February, March, April, May, June) of a year.
Note: The total number of chocolates sold = Number of dark chocolates sold + Number of white
chocolates sold in the respective months.
11. Find the ratio between the number of white number of chocolates sold by ‘Amul ltd’ in
chocolates sold in January and the number of February?
dark chocolates sold in April by ‘Amul Ltd’? A. 30%
A. 12: 7 B. 42%
B. 7: 12 C. 25%
C. 6: 11 D. 20%
D. 11: 6 E. 15%
E. None of these
14. If the total number of chocolates sold in July
12. Find the average number of dark chocolates by ‘Amul ltd’ is 20% more than that in June and
sold by ‘Amul ltd’ in January, February and May the number of dark chocolates sold by ‘Amul ltd’
together? in July is 30% more than that in May, then find
A. 760 the number of white chocolates sold by ‘ Amul
B. 780 ltd’ in July?
C. 820 A. 580
D. 740 B. 720
E. None of these C. 960
D. 630
13. The number of white chocolates sold by E. 910
‘Amul ltd’ in June is how much percent of total
15. If ‘Amul ltd’ sold each dark and white 18.D and E started a business by investing Rs.
chocolate for Rs. 30 and Rs. 20 respectively, 13500 and Rs. 21500 respectively. If F joined
then find the total revenue generated by ‘Amul after 6 months from starting with a certain
ltd’ in March by selling all chocolates. investment, then the total profit at the end of 2
A. Rs. 36,600 years is Rs. 6450 out of which D’s share is Rs.
B. Rs. 28,800 1620. Find the investment of F.
C. Rs. 32,600 A. Rs. 28000
D. Rs. 27,800 B. Rs. 25000
E. Rs. 33,400 C. Rs. 30000
D. Rs. 27500
16.Simple interest after 2 years when Rs. ‘Y’ is E. Rs. 24000
invested at 15% p.a. is Rs. 1800. Find the
compound interest received on the same sum at 19.A trader marked up the price of an article by
the same rate, if the interest is compounded 75%. When the article is sold at two successive
annually. discounts of x% and 14.28%. There is neither
A. Rs. 1935 profit nor loss. Find the value of x.
B. Rs. 1645 A. 35
C. Rs. 1820 B. 30
D. Rs. 1920 C. 32.32
E. Rs. 2180 D. 33.33
E. 66.66
17. A train crosses two persons running in the
same direction at the speed of 12 km/hr and 20 20.The current ages of M and N are in the ratio
km/hr respectively in 40 seconds and 42 of 6: 7 respectively. If ten years hence from now,
seconds respectively. Find the speed of the train. the ratio of age of M to that of N will become 8: 9,
A. 50 km/hr then find the difference between their current
B. 50 m/s ages.
C. 150 km/hr A. 5 years
D. 180 m/s B. 10 years
E. None C. 15 years
D. 7 years
E. 8 years
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5. Answer: E
Let the number of kurtas and the number of
jeans sold by shop A be x and y respectively.
x + y = 1800 -- 1
1. Answer: D
300x + 500y = 600000
Required answer = 1800*(5/8) = 1125
3x + 5y = 6000 --- 2
By solving eqn 1 & 2,
2. Answer: D
x = 1500, y = 300
Number of kurtas sold in shop A = 1500 Number of plum cakes sold from Monday to
Friday = 17400 – (5300 + 5600) = 6500
Direction (6-10):
Let the number of plum cakes and chocolate
cakes sold on Tuesday be 4x and 5x
respectively and the number of ice-cream cakes
sold on Monday be 2x.
Total number of cakes sold on Tuesday = 3600
ATQ, 4x + 5x + 900 = 3600
9x = 2700 6. Answer: E
x = 300 Required difference = 1500 – 1200 = 300
Number of plum cakes sold on Tuesday = 4x =
1200 7. Answer: B
Number of chocolate cakes sold on Tuesday = Total number of cakes sold on Saturday = 12800
5x = 1500 – (2000 + 4800) = 6000
Number of ice-cream cakes sold on Monday = Number of ice-cream cakes sold on Saturday =
2x = 600 (4/12)*6000 = 2000
Total number of cakes sold on Monday = 600 +
600 + 800 = 2000 8. Answer: B
Total number of cakes sold on Wednesday = Sum of the number of chocolate cakes sold on
17400 – 2000 – 3600 – 3000 – 4000 = 4800 Monday, Wednesday and Friday = 800 + 1500 +
Number of ice-cream cakes sold on Wednesday 1000 = 3300
= 4800 – (2100 + 1500) = 1200 Required % = [(3600 – 3300)/3300]*100 = 9%
Number of ice-cream cakes sold on Friday = more
5300 – (600 + 900 + 1200 + 800) = 1800
Number of plum cakes sold on Friday = 4000 – 9. Answer: D
(1800 + 1000) = 1200 Required ratio = 2000: 4800 = 5:12
Number of chocolate cakes sold on Thursday =
3000 – (1400 + 800) = 800 10. Answer: E
Number of chocolate cakes sold from Monday to Required difference = (800*180) – (1200*80)
Friday = 800 + 1500 + 1500 + 800 + 1000 = = 8000*(18 - 12)
5600 = Rs. 48000
Direction (11-15):
8. (15.04% of 299.91 + (10.82 * 11.91)) = 14(? – 12. 53, 65, 82, ?, 139, 183
√49) – 19 A.110
A.4 B.108
B.6 C.106
C.9 D.104
D.8 E.102
E.7
13. 512, 384, 288, 216, ?, 121.5
9. (25.89 * 26.91) ÷ 18.01 + 11.11% of 404.91 + A.152
3! =? B.192
A.75 C.182
B.70 D.162
C.80 E.172
D.85
E.90 14. 444, 220, 108, ?, 24, 10
A.54
10. 31.011.99 – 81.81% of 143.01 + (81.88 + B.52
√1226) =?2 C.56
A.31 D.58
B.41 E.62
C.33
D.39 15. 2, -1, ?, 26, 86, 207
E.43 A.9
B.8
B. x ≥ y D. x < y
C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined. E. x ≤ y
D. x < y
E. x ≤ y 25.
I) 3x – 9 = 7y
24. II) 4y = √441 – 7x
I) 6x2 + 31x + 25 = 0 A. x > y
II) 3y2 + 33y + 90 = 0 B. x ≥ y
A. x > y C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined.
B. x ≥ y D. x < y
C. x = y or relationship can’t be determined. E. x ≤ y
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English Language
2) At the university and it (A)/ Four buses had 5) Ramifications the next time you (A)/country
arrived (B)/ evacuation plan came to nought (C)/ wanted to extradite someone (B)/ the court
students would get priority (D)/ was decided that warned the government (C)/ This will have far-
women (E). reaching (D)/ want to extradite someone", (E).
A) ACED; B A) AEDB; C
B) BEDC; A B) DAEC; B
C) EBCA; D C) AECB; D
D) BAED; C D) CADB; E
E) No correction required; B E) No correction required; C
3) In the Ukrainian city of Sumy (A)/ and Directions (6-10): In each of the questions given
expressed hope that they would (B)/ lead to a below, a set of sentences is given, which when
cessation of the conflict (C)/ negotiations properly sequenced, from a coherent paragraph.
between Russia and Ukraine (D)/ Prime Minister Arrange the sentences in the correct sequence
Modi welcomed the ongoing (E). and answer the questions that follow. There are
A) BDCA; E
7) Some part of the statement E may have Directions (11-15): In each questions, a sentence
errors. Find out which part of the sentence has with four words in bold type is given. One of
an error and select the appropriate option. If a these four words given in bold may either be
sentence is free from error, select 'No Error'. wrongly spelt or inappropriate in the context of
A) A the sentence. Find the word which is wrongly
B) B spelt or inappropriate, if any. That word would be
C) C your answer. If all the words given in bold are
D) D correctly spelt and also appropriate in the context
E) No error. of the sentence, mak “all correct” as your
answer.
8) What is the final sequence after 11) For this reason (A), it is very important to
rearrangement? protect (B) yourself from scan (C) artists (D).
A) Reason B) Pensile
B) Protect C) Page
C) Scan D) Emblem
D) Artists E) All are correct
E) All are correct.
Directions (16-20): In the following questions, a
12) The distribution (A) of sheer (B) is given by part of the sentence has been given in bold
the partially (C) shaded rectangles (D). which may or may not require improvement.
A) Distribution Choose the correct alternative that may help
B) Sheer improve the given sentence grammatically and
C) Partially contextually. If no improvement is required,
D) Rectangles choose “No improvement” as your answer.
E) All are correct. 16) Foreign businesses in developing countries
have usually problems with lack of infrastructure
13) Her throat (A) was soar (B) and she was and rigid laws.
sneezing (C) and coughing (D). A) Usual problems as
A) Throat B) Usually problems on
B) Soar C) The usual problems of
C) Sneezing D) Usual problems
D) Coughing E) No correction required.
E) All are correct
17) Initiatives from last year's budget has been
14) Would revealing (A) your secret (B) to him provided adequate allocations in this budget.
make him piety(C) you or drive (D) him away? A) Has being providing
A) Revealing B) Have been provided
B) Secret C) Has provided
C) Piety D) Have be provided
D) Drive E) No correction required.
E) All are correct
18) We truly have a long way to go in build
15) Some lottery (A) website is pensile (B) still on health resilience.
the home page (C) even the national emblem A) To go in building
(D). B) To going in build
A) Lottery C) To go about built
2. Answer: D 4. Answer: A
The correct sequence is: The correct sequence is:
Four buses had arrived at the university and it The passengers included Harjot Singh, a student
was decided that women students would get who was injured in a shooting incident in the
priority. Ukrainian capital Kyiv recently.
Fragment C is the odd statement here. Fragment E is the odd statement here.
B. Except D. None
C. With E. Along with
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3. Answer: D 5. Answer: D
None of the given statements is incorrect Option D is incorrect, usage of “remain” is
Refer to the second paragraph- “ Estimates grammatically incorrect, rather it should be
based on data from the International Renewable “remains”. All the remaining options are correct.
Energy Agency (IRENA) indicate that non-