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2. Ððl…yìl Ýëõ³„ýS Ýë…{§ýl™èl 10.8 ±sìæ Ýë…{§ýl™èl103kgm-3 AƇ¬™ól Ððl…yìl Ýë…{§ýl™èl S.I.ĶæÊ°rÏÌZ G…™èl?1) 1.8 × 103 × kgm−3

2) 1.08 × 103 × kg−3

3) 10.8 × 103 × kgm−3

4) 108 × 103 kgm−3

f: 3ÑÐ]lÆý‡×æ:

Ð]lçÜ$¢Ð]l# Ýë…{§ýl™èl = Ýëõ³„ýS Ýë…{§ýl™èl = 10.8 × 103 =10.8 ×103 kgm−3

3. ºË… / {§ýlÐ]lÅÆ>Õ = 1) ÐólVýS…2) {§ýlÐ]lÅÐólVýS…3) ™èlÓÆý‡×æ… 4) Ýë¦ ]l{¿¶æ…Ô¶æ…

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Æ>ÕOò³ B«§éÆý‡ç³yýl$™èl$…¨f: 4

ÑÐ]lÆý‡×æ:

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5. JMýS ºçÜ$Þ 400N íܦÆý‡OÐðl$ ]l ºË…™ø{ç³Ä¶æ*×ìæçÜ$¢…¨. ºçÜ$Þ ólíÜ ]l ç³° 200J.AƇ¬™ól B ºçÜ$Þ {ç³Ä¶æ*×ìæ…_ ]l §ýl*Æý‡…?1) 1mt 2) 0.5mt

3) 2mt 4) 1.5mtf: 2

ÑÐ]lÆý‡×æ: W = F × S200 J = 400N × S

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§ýl*Æý‡…f: 1

ÑÐ]lÆý‡×æ:

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BW´ùƇ¬¯]lç³#µyýl$f: 1

ÑÐ]lÆý‡×æ: ѧýl$Å™Œæ ÐéçßæMýS… A…sôæ ™èlÐ]l$VýS$…yé BÐólÔ>˯]l$ {ç³Ð]líßæ…ç³gôæõܨ.

10. 1 ]l*År Œæ = ?1) 1kg × 1ms1

2) 1kg × 1ms−1

3) 1kg × 1ms2

4) 1kg ×1 ms−2

f: 4ÑÐ]lÆý‡×æ: ºË…={§ýlÐ]lÅÆ>Õ×™èlÓÆý‡×æ… (F=m ×a)ºÌê°MìS {ç³Ð]l*×æ… = ]l*År Œæ (SI 糧ýl®†){§ýlÐ]lÅÆ>ÕMìS {ç³Ð]l*×æ… = MìS.{V>.(SI 糧ýl®†)™èlÓÆý‡×ê°MìS {ç³Ð]l*×æ… = Ò$./òÜ2.]l*År Œæ = MìS.{V>. × Ò$./òÜ.2

= MìS.{V>. × Ò$./òÜ.−2

= kg × ms−2

200S 0.5mt

400= =

2Gm

gR

=

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3) 6.17 òÜ-1 4) 6.67 Ò$.òÜ-1

2. JMýS Ð]lçÜ$¢Ð]l# 23 Ò$rÆý‡Ï ]l$ 4 òÜMýS ]lÏÌZ,Ð]l$ÆöMýS Ð]lçÜ$¢Ð]l# 15Ò$rÆý‡Ï ]l$ 2 òÜMýS ]lÏÌZ{ç³Ä¶æ*×ìæõÜ¢ Ðésìæ çÜVýSr$ ÐólVýS… G…™èl?1) 6.34 Ò$ 2) 6.33 Ò$.òÜ-1

3) 6.34 òÜ-1 4) 6.67 Ò$.òÜ-1

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4. MìS…¨ ÐésìæÌZ ï³yýl ]l… G‹Ü.I. {ç³Ð]l*×æ…H¨?1) ]l*År Œl 2) ´ëçÜPÌŒæ3) MóSi.Ò$.òÜ-1 4) Oyðl Œl

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Directions (1-5): Study thefollowing information carefully andanswer the questions given below.

Seven Cubes of different colours- Red, Green, Blue, Black, White,Pink and yellow are kept one abovethe other, but not necessarily in thesame order. Each cube has a differentnumber viz. 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 12, butnot necessarily in the same order.Only three cubes are kept betweenYellow cube and cube number 9. Onlytwo cubes are kept between Yellowcube and Green cube. Green cube iskept at one of the positions belowcube number 9. Only one cube is keptbetween Green cube and cube number4. White cube is kept immediatelybelow cube number 12. White cube iskept at one of the places above cubenumber 9. There is only one cubebetween White cube and the cubehaving number less than White cube.White cube number is neither 7 nor 8.Only two cubes are kept betweencube number 5 and Pink cube. Thedifference between Pink cube and thecube immediately below it is less thanfour. Blue cube is not the topmostcube. Blue cube number is not 4. Onlytwo cubes are kept between Blue cubeand Red cube.1. What is the number of cube

Blue?a) 5 b) 9 c) 12 d) 8 e) 2

2 How many cubes are keptbetween white cube and cubenumber 4?a) Three b) One c) Two d) None e) More than three

3. What is the position of Blackcube in the given stack of cubes?a) Fourth from the top b) Fifth from the bottomc) First from the topd) Second from the bottome) Third from the bottom

4. Which of the following cubes iskept immediately above Redcube?a) Green cube b) Cube number 5c) Cube number 7d) Yellow cubee) Cube number 4

5. Four of the following five arealike in a certain way and henceform a group. Which of thefollowing does not belong to thegroup?a) Green cube-4 b) Blue cube -7c) White cube-2 d) Black cube-9e) Red cube-8

Directions (6-10): Study thefollowing information carefully and

answer the questions given below.Certain number of persons were

seated around a circular table facingthe centre. The information aboutonly few of them is known. Ajay wasseated 3rd to the left of Elia. 3persons were seated between Eliaand Dinesh. Dinesh was notneighbouring Ajay. Harish was 2ndto the left of Dinesh. Bharathi was2nd to the right of Dinesh. Numberof persons seated between Bharathiand Charan was equal to the numberof persons seated between Bharathiand Harish. Firoz was to theimmediate left of Charan. Gopi was3rd to the right of Firoz. Charan was4th to the left of Ajay.6. How many persons were seated

around the table?a) 13 b) 14 c) 15d) 17 e) 19

7. What was the position of Gopiwith respect to Charan?a) Immediate rightb) 2nd to the rightc) Immediate leftd) 2nd to the lefte) Cannot be determined

8. If Kiran was to the immediateleft of Latha, then how manydifferent arrangements will bepossible?a) None b) 1 c) 2d) 3 e) More than 3

9. How many persons were seatedbetween Bharathi and Gopi whencounted from the right of Bharathi?a) 4 b) 3 c) 5d) 6 e) 7

10. How many persons were seatedbetween Harish and Firoz whencounted from the right of Harish?a) 3 b) 6 c) 7d) 4 e) 2

(11-15) Study the followinginformation carefully and answerthe given questions:In a certain code language,

"Many in Proper order" is writtenas "me pu na ha","order in the Place" is written as" li me su pu","the logical idea Many" iswritten as " su na ri jo"And "in idea or theory" is writtenas "zt jo bk pu"

11. Which of the following is thecode of 'Theory'?a) zt b) bk c) jod) pu e) either 'zt' or 'bk'

12. The code 'li ri ha me' mayrepresenta) Proper order theory Manyb) Many idea Place orderc) Place logical Proper orderd) Proper theory Place thee) Many the idea logical

13. Which of the following mayrepresent 'logical idea is manyorder'?a) jo na ri ge meb) me na ri jo pu

c) ri me na zt bkd) bk ha pu jo mee) na me su li pu

14. Which of the following is thecode of 'logical'?a) su b) jo c) nad) ri e) cannot be determined

15. Which of the following is code of'Proper'?a) pu b) ha c) med) su e) cannot be determined

Directions (16 - 20): Study thefollowing information carefully andanswer the questions given below.

Seven cricket players viz. Pujara,KL Rahul, Hardik Pandya, VijayShankar, Murali Vijay, IshantSharma and R. P. Singh played inseven different matches in a weekstarting from Monday and ending onSunday. Some of them are bowlersand some of them are batsman. TheirRun/Wickets in the seven matchesare - 50, 5, 4, 16, 8, 4 and 25. Nobowler can take more than 10wickets. Ishant Sharma plays onThursday. Two matches are playedbetween the matches played byIshant Sharma and Pujara. On thefirst day of the week, the batsmanscored half century played in thematch. The sum of Runs/Wickets ofthe player R. P. Singh and KL Rahulis equal to the Runs/Wickets of VijayShankar. All the bowlers should bepreceded and succeeded by batsmanand Murali Vijay is the only bowlerwho can't be succeeded by any one.Pujara is the only batsman who isfollowed by another batsman. Onlyone match is played between thematches played by the Murali Vijayand Vijay Shankar. The score of thebatsman who played the match onThursday is the perfect square of thescore of the player who played onSaturday. The match played byMurali Vijay is not played on the dayimmediately before or immediatelyafter the day when the match ofplayer Ishant Sharma is played. Thematch played by Hardik Pandya isplayed on the day immediatelybefore the day when the match ofplayer R. P. Singh is played. Matchplayed by Vijay Shankar is notplayed after the match of KL Rahul.16. As per the given arrangement

which of the following combi-nation represents only the peoplewho are bowlers?

a) Murali Vijay, Ishant Sharma b) KL Rahul, Pujara, Murali

Vijay c) Ishant Sharma, R. P. Singh,

Hardik Pandya d) Pujara, Murali Vijaye) R. P. Singh, Murali Vijay,

Vijay Shankar17. As per the given arrangement

which of the following combi-nation represents the one whowas played in between the R. P.Singh and Vijay Shankar?a) Arun b) Pujara c) Hardik Pandya d) Ishant Sharmae) R. P. Singh

18. Who among the following takes8 wickets?a) Murali Vijayb) R. P. Singh c) Vijay Shankard) KL Rahul e) None of these

19. Which of the following combi-nations is correct as per the givenarrangement?a) Monday-Pujarab) Tuesday-R. P. Singh c) Wednesday-KL Rahuld) Thursday-Vijay Shankar e) Friday-Murali Vijay

20. Who amongst the followingscored half century?a) Pujarab) Ishant Sharma c) Arund) R. P. Singh e) Murali Vijay

21. Which of the following symbolsshould be placed in the blankspaces respectively (in the sameorder from left to right) in orderto complete the given expressionin such a manner that makes theexpression P > B as well as C ≤ F definitelytrue?P _ F _ E _ B _ Ca) =, =, ≥, ≥ b) >, ≥, =, >c) >, <, =, ≥ d) >, =, =, ≥e) >, =, ≥, >

22. Which of the following symbolsshould be placed in the blankspaces respectively (in the sameorder from left to right) in orderto complete the given expressionin such a manner that makes theexpression A > Q and R > Udefinitely false?A _ T _ R _ Q _ U a) <, <, >, = b) <, =, =, >c) <, =, =, < d) >, =, =, <e) >, >, =, <

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7. MϸÖßÊ˛ ı≥ΔˆPØ˲≤ Δ>gÍ≈Ö-V>ÃZœ H® Aô˲≈Öô˲ ¥˜yÊ˛-–˛O-Ø˲-®/-Ú≥-ßÊ ™®?1) M¸Ø˲yë Δ>gÍ≈ÖVÊ¸Ö 2) øÍΔÊˇô˲ Δ>gÍ≈ÖVʸÖ3) ßÊ˛Ñϸ-◊Í-{ÌúM> Δ>gÍ≈ÖVÊ¸Ö 3) Bı‹â-ÕƒÊ˝* Δ>gÍ≈ÖVʸÖ

8. øÍΔÊˇ-ô¨˛-ÃZ {Á≥øÊ˝$ô˲” E߯≈-V>ÃZœ Á‹–ö˛*Ø˲ A–ö˛-M>-‘ÈÀ$G–ö˛-«Mϸ EÖsÍΔˇ$$?1) ¥˚ΔÊˇ$-ÀÖ-ßÊ˛-«Mϸ2) øÍΔÊ -ô¨ -ÃZ Á≥#sÏ tØË ¥˚ΔÊ $-ÀMÊ $ –ö *{ôË –Û $3) ¥˚ΔÊˇ-Á‹-ô˲”Öô¯ Á‹Ö∫Ö´ßÊ˛Ö ÃÙ˝Mʸ$Öyë AÖßÊ˛-«MÓ¸4) ¥˚ΔÊˇ$À$, øÍΔÊˇô˲ Á‹Öô˲-ÜMϸ ^˛Ö®Ø˲ ¥˚ΔÊˇ$À$ AÖßÊ˛«Mϸ

9. ßëßë-Á≥#V> {¥Î£Ê˛-—$Mʸ Áfl˝Mʸ$PÀ$, BßÛ˛-’Mʸ Á‹*{ôÈÀ$..1) JMʸ ßë∞Mϸ JMʸsÏ˝ –ö˛≈Ü-ΔÛˇMÊ¸Ö 2) Á≥N«¢V> –Û˛ΔÊˇ$ –Û˛ΔÊˇ$ 3) Á≥ΔÊˇ-Á‹µΔÊˇ Á≥NΔÊˇ-M>À$ 4) ΔˇÖyÊ˛* JMʸPsÙ˝

10. BßÛ˛-’Mʸ Á‹*{ôÈÀ$?1) MÛ¸–ö˛ÀÖ Ø˛OÜMʸ Á‹*{ôÈÀ$2) ^˲rtÖ ßë”Δ> A–ö˛$À$ ^Û˛ƒÊ˝*-Õfi-Ø˲—3) A±≤ ∞Δ¯-´ßë-ô˲√-Mʸ-–˛$O-Ø˲—4) Δ>gÍ≈-∞Mϸ Ø˲M>-Δ>-ô˲√Mʸ BßÛ˛‘Ë˝Ö C›Î¢Δˇ$$

11. Mϸ֮-–È-sÏ˝ÃZ H® {¥Î£Ê˛-—$Mʸ ªÍ´ßÊ˛≈ô˲ M>ßÊ˛$?1) JMʸ –ö˛$ôÈ∞≤ {¥˘ô˲fi-Ìfl˝Ö-^˲yÊ˛Ö2) gÍ°ƒÊ˝$ Á≥ôÈ-M>∞≤ V˙ΔÊˇ-—Ö-^˲yÊ˛Ö3) A–ö˛-Á‹-ΔÊˇ-–˛$O-Ø˲-Á≥#µyÊ˛$ ßÛ˛‘Ë˝ ΔÊˇÑʸ-◊˝M¸O ı‹–ö˛-ÀØ˲$ AÖ®Ö-^˲yÊ˛Ö4) {Á≥øÊ˝$ô˲” BÁ‹$¢-ÀØ˲$ M>¥Î-yÊ˛rÖ

12. Mϸ֮-–È-sÏ˝ÃZ H® ∞f-–˛$OØ˲ Á‹–ö˛*Q≈ ÀÑʸ◊˝Ö M>Mʸ-¥˘-–ö˛-^˲$aØ˲$?1) ›Î¶∞Mʸ Á‹ÖÁ‹¶-ÀMʸ$ A´®-M>ΔÊˇ —MÛ¸Ö-{©-Mʸ-ΔÊˇ◊˝2) Á‹”ô˲Ö{ô˲ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-–ö˛≈-–ö˛Á‹¶ 3) JMÛ¸ ßÛ˛‘Ë˝Ö JMÛ¸ Á≥Ø˲$≤ 4) ®”Á‹øÍ –ö˛≈–ö˛Á‹¶

13. Δ>gÍ≈Ö-VʸÁ≥# B«t-MʸÃå˝ 53(1) {Á≥M>ΔÊˇÖ øÍΔÊˇô˲ {Á≥øÊ˝$-ô˲” –ö˛$Ö{ô˲$À$1) {Á≥´ßë-Ø˲-–ö˛$Ö-{ÜMÏ A´©Ø˲ A´®-M>-ΔÊˇ$À$2) Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥-ÜMϸ A´©Ø˲ A´®-M>-ΔÊˇ$À$3) G–ö˛-«MÓ¸ A´©-Ø˲$À$ M>ΔÊˇ$4) ¥ÎΔÊˇœ-–˛$Ö-så˝Mϸ A´©Ø˲ A´®-M>-ΔÊˇ$À$

14. ¥ÎΔÊˇœ-–˛$Öså˝ AÖsÙ˝?1) Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü, ΔˇÖyÊ˛$ ^˲rt Á‹øÊ˝À$2) EÁ≥-Δ>-ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü, ΔˇÖyÊ˛$ ^˲rt Á‹øÊ˝À$3) EÁ≥-Δ>-ÁŸâÜ, Ô‹µMʸΔäˇ, ΔˇÖyÊ˛$ ^˲rt Á‹øÊ˝À$4) ΔˇÖyÊ˛$ ^˲rt Á‹øÊ˝À$

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2) Á‹ΔÊˇ” Á‹–ö˛$√Ü ßë”Δ> ∞ƒÊ˝$-—$-›Î¢ΔÊˇ$3) Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü ∞ƒÊ˝$-—$-›Î¢ΔÊˇ$4) øÍΔÊˇô˲ {Á≥´ßëØ˲ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-–ö˛$*«¢ ∞ƒÊ˝$-—$-›Î¢ΔÊˇ$

16. Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü Á≥ßÊ˛-—Mϸ G∞≤-MʸÀ Á‹ÖßÊ˛-ΔÊˇ¬-ÖÃZ, AøÊ˝≈«¶Mϸ֮-–È-sÏ˝ÃZ H Á≥ßÊ˛-—ÃZ EÖsÙ˝ ßë∞∞ "BÔúã‹Bãú {¥ÎÌúså˝' AÖsÙ˝ ÃÍøÊ˝-ßë-ƒÊ˝$-Mʸ-–˛$OØ˲ Á≥ßÊ˛-—V>Á≥«-Vʸ-◊Ï˝-›Î¢ΔÊˇ$?1) EÁ≥-Δ>-ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü 2) Vʸ–ö˛-ΔÊˇ≤Δäˇ 3) –ö˛$Ö{Ü 4) M>Vä¸

17. Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü G∞≤-MʸÃZœ ¥˘sÓ˝ ^Û˛ƒÊ˝$-yë-∞Mϸ, EÁ≥-Δ>-ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü Á≥ßÊ˛-—Mϸ Δ>i-ØÈ–ö˛* ^Û˛Ì‹Ö® G–ö˛ΔÊˇ$?1) yëMʸtΔäˇ Gã‹.-Δ>-´ßë-Mʸñ-ÁŸ~Øå˛ 2) —.—.-W«3) yëMʸtΔäˇ gÍMÓ¸Δäˇ Áfl˝ìı‹fiØå˛ 4) BΔäˇ.-–˛Ö-Mʸ-r-Δ>-–ö˛$Øå˛

18. øÍΔÊˇô˲ Δ>gÍ≈Ö-VʸÖÃZ Mϸ֮-–È-sÏ˝ÃZ ßÛ˛∞Mϸ A–ö˛-M>‘Ë˝Ö ÃÙ˝ßÊ˛$?1) MÛ¸Ö{ßÊ˛ÖÃZ Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü ¥ÎÀØ˲2) Δ>ÁŸâ ›Î¶Δˇ$$ÃZ Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü ¥ÎÀØ˲3) JMʸ {¥ÎÖô˲ÖÃZ Ú‹O∞Mʸ ‘ÈÁ‹Ø˲Ö4) f–ö˛$*√ Mʸ÷√Δäˇ ô˲Á≥µ Cô˲ΔÊˇ Δ>⁄Îâ-ÀMʸ$ {Á≥ôÛ˛≈Mʸ ÁflZßë

19. ÃZMä¸- Á‹-øÊ˝ÃZ G–ö˛ -«Mϸ –ö˛≈Ü-Δ Ûˇ -MʸÖV> A—-‘È”Á‹

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20. Á‹ÖMÓ¸ΔÊˇ~ {Á≥øÊ˝$ô˲”Ö?1) Δ>gÍ≈Ö-VʸÖÃZ {Á≥ôÛ˛≈-MʸÖV> ı≥ΔˆPØ˲≤®2) Δ>f-MÓ¸ƒÊ˝$ ¥Î»tÀ –ö˛$´ßÊ˛≈ A–ö˛-Á‹-Δ>-Ø˲$-Mʸ*À HΔ>µr$3) Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü C^˲e {Á≥M>ΔÊˇÖ ›ÎVÛ¸®4) ÃZMä¸-Á‹øÊ˝ Ô‹µMʸΔäˇ C^˲e {Á≥M>ΔÊˇÖ ›ÎVÛ¸®

21. Mϸ֮-–È-sÏ˝ÃZ H® AsÍ«≤ fØ˲-ΔÊˇÃå˝ ∞ƒÊ˝*-–ö˛$-M>-∞Mϸ M>–ö˛-À-Ì‹Ø˲ AΔÊˇ·ô˲?1) ÚflO˝M¯ΔÊˇ$t ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-–ö˛$*-«¢V> ∞ƒÊ˝$-—$-ô˲$À$ M>–ö˛-yë-∞MϸAΔÊˇ·ô˲ EÖyÊ˛rÖ2) G–ö˛-ΔˇOØÈ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-–È®3) Á‹${Ô≥Ö-M¯ΔÊˇ$t ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-–ö˛$*-«¢V> ∞ƒÊ˝$-—$-ô˲$À$ M>–ö˛-yë-∞Mϸ AΔÊˇ·ô˲ EÖyÊ˛rÖ4) ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-ΔÊˇÖ-VʸÖÃZ G–ö˛-ΔˇOØÈ {Á≥–ö˛$$Q –ö˛≈Mϸ¢

22. H Á‹Ö–ö˛-ô˲fiΔÊˇÖ –ö˛ΔÊˇMʸ$ ÃZMä¸-Á‹øÊ˝ ›Î¶ØÈÀ Á‹ÖQ≈–ö˛*ΔÊˇßÊ˛$?1) 2020 2) 2022 3) 2025 4) 2026

23. ÃZMä¸- Á‹øÊ˝ IßÛ˛‚Ê˝ œ M>À-–ö˛≈ -–ö˛ ´® GMʸPyÊ˛ Ø˲$Ö_{¥ÎΔÊˇÖøÊ˝Ö A–ö˛#-ô˲$Ö®?1) G∞≤-MʸÀ _–ö˛« Δ¯k 2) Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü {Á≥Mʸ-sÏ˝Ö-_Ø˲ Δ¯k3) Á‹øÊ˝ –˛$$ßÊ˛sÏ˝ Á‹–ö˛*-–Û˛-‘È-∞Mϸ ∞ΔÊˇ~-Δˇ$$Ö-_Ø˲ ôÛ˛©4) Ô‹µMʸ-ΔÊˇ$Ø˲$ GØ˲$≤-MˆØ˲≤ ôÛ˛©

24. Δ>f≈ - Á‹-øÊ˝ÃZ ÚŸyÊ˛*≈Ãå˝ z Mʸ$À-–ö˛$$À$, ÚŸyÊ˛*≈Ãå˝ zgÍô˲$-ÀMʸ$ G∞≤ ›Î¶ØÈÀ$ «fΔ䡔 ^Û˛‘ÈΔÊˇ$?1) H“$ ÃÙ˝–ö˛# 2) 45 3) 55 4) 60

25. JMʸ-–Û˛‚Ê˝ ÃZMä¸-Á‹øÊ˝ Á‹øÊ˝$≈-yÏ˛∞ AØ˲-ΔÊˇ$·-yÏ˛V> {Á≥Mʸ-sÏ˝Ö-^ÈÕfi –ö˛ı‹¢(-¥Î»t ÌúΔ>-Δˇ$$ÖÁ≥# Á‹ÖßÊ˛ΔÊˇ¬Ö M>Mʸ$Öyë) G–ö˛-«® AÖÜ–ö˛$ ∞ΔÊˇ~ƒÊ˝$Ö?1) Ô‹µMʸΔäˇ 2) øÍΔÊˇô˲ G∞≤-MʸÀ Á‹ÖÁú$Öô¯

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26. Aô˲$≈-Ø˲≤ô˲ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶-ØË Á≥# ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-–ö˛$*-«¢∞ ôˆÀ-WÖ^Û˛ {Á≥{Mϸ-ƒÊ˝$Mʸ$ Á‹Ö∫Ö-´®Ö_, Mϸ֮-–È-sÏ˝ÃZ H®∞fÖ M>ßÊ˛$?1) ôˆÀ-WÖÁ≥# Eô˲¢-ΔÊˇ$”Ø˲$ Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü gÍ» ^Û˛›Î¢ΔÊˇ$2) ¥ÎΔÊˇœ-–˛$Ö-så˝ÃZ ôˆÀ-WÖÁ≥# °Δ>√ØË˛Ö {Á≥–Û˛-‘Ë˝-Ú≥-rt-yë-∞Mϸ–ö˛$$ÖßÊ˛$ Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥Ü —^È-ΔÊˇ◊˝ ^Û˛›Î¢ΔÊˇ$3) ôˆÀ-WÖÁ≥# MÛ¸–ö˛ÀÖ "ßÊ˛${ÁŸµ-–ö˛-ΔÊˇ¢Ø˲ ÃÙ˝ßë B‘Ë˝-Mʸ¢-ô˲/-A-Á‹-–ö˛$-ΔÊˇ¶ô˲' AÖ‘ÈÀ B´ßë-ΔÊˇÖV> EÖr$Ö®4) ôˆÀ-WÖÁ≥# °Δ>√-Ø˲ÖÚ≥O ¥ÎΔÊˇœ-–˛$Ö-så˝ÃZ ^˲ΔÊˇaMʸ$ AØ˲$-–ö˛$Ü EÖr$Ö®

27. Mϸ֮-–È-sÏ˝ÃZ H ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶-ØÈ-∞Mϸ Ô‹”ƒÊ˝$ ´®MʸP-ΔÊˇ◊˝A¿-ƒÒ˝*-VʸÖÚ≥O ’Ñʸ —´®Ö^Û˛ A´®-M>ΔÊˇÖ EÖ®?1) Aô˲$≈-Ø˲≤ô˲ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶Ø˲Ö, EØ˲≤ô˲ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶Ø˲Ö2) H߲OØÈ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶Ø˲Ö3) H߲OØÈ {sÏ˝∫$≈-Ø˲Ãå˝ ÃÙ˝ßë ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶Ø˲Ö

4) ¥ÎÑϸMʸ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝*-´®-M>ΔÊˇ Á‹ÖÁ‹¶, ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝*-´®-M>ΔÊˇ Á‹ÖÁ‹¶28. B«t-MʸÃå˝ 143 MϸÖßÊ˛ Δ>ÁŸâ-Á≥-ôË Ü Aô˲$≈-Ø˲≤ôË ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-

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29. Δ>gÍ≈Ö-VʸÖ-ÃZ∞ B«t-MʸÃå˝ 12ÃZ ı≥ΔˆPØ˲≤ ""Δ>f≈Ö''∞ΔÊˇ”-^˲-Ø˲ÖÃZ Á≥«-Vʸ-◊˝-Ø˲-ÃZ-∞Mϸ Δ>∞® H®?1) Δ>ÁŸâ {Á≥øÊ˝$-ôÈ”À$ 2) øÍΔÊˇô˲ ¥ÎΔÊˇœ-–˛$Öså˝3) E߯≈-Vʸ-Á‹$¶À$ 4) øÍΔÊˇô˲ Aô˲$≈-Ø˲≤ô˲ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶Ø˲Ö

30. Δ>gÍ≈Ö-VʸÖ-ÃZ∞ H B«t-MʸÃå˝ {Á≥ôÛ˛≈ -MʸÖV> {Á≥gÍ{Á≥ƒÒ˝*-fØ˲ –È≈f≈Ö Vʸ$«Ö_ ı≥ΔˆPÖ-r$Ö®?1) B«t-MʸÃå˝ 32 2) B«t-MʸÃå˝ 1 3) B«t-MʸÃå˝ 1314) AÃÍÖsÏ˝ A´®-Mʸ-ΔÊˇ◊˝Ö H© ÃÙ˝ßÊ˛$

31. Mϸ֮-–È-∞ÃZ H® ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-–ö˛≈-–ö˛Á‹¶ Aô˲$≈-ôÈfi-Áfl˝Á≥#{MϸƒÊ˝*-÷-À-ô˲Mʸ$ Eßë-Áfl˝-ΔÊˇ◊˝?1) Δ>⁄ÎâÀ –ö˛$´ßÊ˛≈ fÀ —–È-ßë-ÀÚ≥O Aô˲$≈-Ø˲≤ô˲ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶-Ø˲Á≥# ∞ΔÊˇ~ƒÊ˝$Ö2) ô˲ñ°ƒÊ˝$ ÕÖVʸ –ö˛≈Mʸ$¢À Áfl˝Mʸ$P-ÀÚ≥O Aô˲$≈-Ø˲≤ô˲ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶-Ø˲Á≥# ∞ΔÊˇ~ƒÊ˝$Ö3) Á≥Ø˲$≤ AÔ≥µ-Ãå˝Ú≥O EØ˲≤ô˲ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶-Ø˲Á≥# ∞ΔÊˇ~ƒÊ˝$Ö4) Á≥ºœMä¸ ¥ÎΔäˇP EØ˲≤ øÊ˝*—$Ú≥O ƒÊ˝*f-–ö˛*Ø˲≈ Áfl˝Mʸ$PÀVʸ$«Ö_ hÃÍœ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶-Ø˲Á≥# ∞ΔÊˇ~ƒÊ˝$Ö

32. {¥˜Ìfl˝-º-ÁŸØå˛ «så˝ G–ö˛-«Mϸ –ö˛≈Ü-ΔÛˇ-MʸÖV> –Û˛ƒÊ˝$-–ö˛-^˲$aØ˲$?

1) ¥ÎÑϸMʸ ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝*-´®-M>ΔÊˇÁ‹ÖÁ‹¶À$, ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$-›Î¶-ØÈÀ$2)Á≥«-¥Î-ÀØ˲ ƒÊ˝$Ö{ôÈÖVÊ¸Ö 3) H߲OØÈ {Á≥øÊ˝$ô˲” Á‹ÖÁ‹¶4) ØÈ≈ƒÊ˝$ Á≥«-¥Î-ÀØ˲Á‹ÖÁ‹¶À$

33. Mϸ֮ –ÈsÏ˝ÃZ H Δ>⁄Îâ-∞Mϸ, MÛ¸–ö˛ÀÖ B Δ>⁄Îâ-∞Mϸ–ö˛«¢Ö^Û˛ {Á≥ôÛ˛≈Mʸ Δ>gÍ≈ÖVʸ∞∫Ö-´ßÊ˛-Ø˲À$ EØÈ≤Δˇ$$?1) MÛ¸ΔÊˇ‚Ê˝ 2) JyÏ˛⁄Î 3)Ω‡Δäˇ 4) BÖ{´ßÊ˛-{Á≥-ßÛ ‘å˝

34. H Δ>ÁŸâÁ≥# ‘ÈÁ‹-Ø˲-Á‹-øÊ˝-ÃZ-Ø˛OØÈ EÖyÊ˛-–ö˛-À-Ì‹Ø˲ Mʸ±Á‹›Î¶ØÈÀ Á‹ÖQ≈ GÖô˲?1) 40 2) 50 3) 60 4) Mʸ±Á‹ Á‹ÖQ≈ H©-ÃÙ˝ßÊ˛$

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The basic banking terms are frequentlyasked in all the Bank Interviews.These terms are useful not only foryour interview but also for yourgeneral knowledge. Knowledge andUnderstanding of Important Bankingterms play a very crucial role in thefinal selection. Also these bankingterms are useful for BankingAspirants, Economics & Commercestudents, MBA aspirants and students preparing for other similarlevel Exams.

Knowing basic banking terms not onlygives you an edge over othercandidates but also shows yourinterest level for the job.

Perpetual Bonds: Bonds which have no maturity date.

Placing: Obtaining subscriptions for, or thesale of, primary market, where thenew securities of issuing companiesare initially sold.

Personal Identification Number (PIN):Personal Identification Number is anumber which an ATM card holderhas to key in before he is authorizedto do any banking transaction in aATM .

Plastic Money: Credit Cards, Debit Cards, ATM Cards and International Cards are considered plastic money as like moneythey can enable us to get goods andservices.

Pledge: A bailment of goods as security forpayment of a debt or performance ofa promise, e.g pledge of stock by aborrower to a banker for a credit limit. Pledge can be made in movablegoods only.

Post-Dated Cheque: A Cheque which bears the date which is subsequent to the date when it isdrawn. For example, a cheque dra wnon 8th of February, 2007 bears thedate of 12th February, 2007.

Power of Attorney: It is a document executed by one person - Donor or Principal, in favour ofanother person, Donee or Agent - toact on behalf of the former, strictly asper authority given in the document.

Portfolio: A collection of investment vehiclesassembled to meet one or more investment goals.

Preference Shares: A corporate security that pays a fixeddividend each period. It is senior toordinary shares but junior to bonds inits claims on corporate income andassets in case of bankruptcy.

Premium (Warrants): The difference ofthe market price of a warrant over its

intrinsic value.Premium Bond: Bond selling above par.Present Value: The amount to which a

future deposit will discount back topresent when it is depreciated in anaccount paying compound interest.

Present Value of an Annuity: The amountto which a stream of equal cash flowsthat occur in equal intervals willdiscount back to present when it isdepreciated in an account payingcompound interest.

Price/Earnings Ratio (P/E): The measure to determine how themarket is pricing the company’scommon stock. The price/earnings(P/E) ratio relates the company’searnings per share (EPS) to themarket price of its stock.

Privatization: The sale of government-ownedequity in nationalized industry orother commercial enterprises toprivate investors.

Prospectus:A detailed report published by theInitial Public Offering company, which includes all terms and conditions,application procedures, IPO pricesetc, for the IPO

Put Option: The right to sell the under lying securities at a specified exercise price onof before a specified expiration date.

Premature Withdrawals: Term deposits like Fixed Deposits,Call Deposits, Short Deposits and Recurring Deposits have to mature on aparticular day. When these depositsare sought to be withdrawn beforematurity , it is premature withdrawal.

Prime Lending Rate (PLR): The rate at which banks lend to theirbest (prime) customers.

Priority Sector Advances : consist of loans and advances to Agriculture, Small Scale Industry, SmallRoad and Water Transport Operators,

Retail Trade, Small Business with limits on investment in equipments,professional and self employedpersons, state sponsored organisations for lending to SC/ST, Educational Loans, Housing Finance up tocertain limits, self-help groups andconsumption loans.

Promissory Note: Promissory Note is a promise/ undertaking given by one person in writingto another person, to pay to that person , a certain sum of money on demand or on a future day.

Provisioning: Provisioning is made for the likelyloss in the profit and loss accountwhile finalizing accounts of banks.All banks are supposed to make assets classification and make appro

priate provisions for likely losses intheir balance sheets.

Public Sector Bank: A bank fully or partly owned by theGovernment.

Rate of Return: A percentage showing the amount ofinvestment gain or loss against theinitial investment.

Real Interest Rate: The net interest rate over the inflation rate. The growth rate of pur chasing power derived from an investment.

Redemption Value: The value of a bond when redeemed.

Reinvestment Value: The rate at which an investor assumes interest payments made on abond which can be reinvested overthe life of that security.

Relative Strength Index (RSI): A stock’s price that changes over aperiod of time relative to that of amarket index such as the Standard &Poor’s 500, usually measured on ascale from 1 to 100, 1 being the worstand 100 being the best.

Repurchase Agreement: An arrangement in which a securityis sold and later bought back at anagreed price and time.

Resistance Level: A price at which sellers consistentlyoutnumber buyers, preventing further price rises.

Return: Amount of investment gain or loss.

Rescheduling of Payment: Rearranging the repayment of a debtover a longer period than originallyagreed upon due to financial difficulties of the borrower.

Restrictive Endorsement: Where endorser desires that instrument is to be paid to particular person only, he restricts furthernegotiation or transfer by such wordsas "Pay to Ashok only". Now Ashok

cannot negotiate the instrumentfurther.

Right of Appropriation: As per Section 59 of the Indian Contract Act, 1972 while making thepayment, a debtor has the right todirect his creditor to appropriate suchamount against discharge of someparticular debt. If the debtor does notdo so, the banker can appropriate thepayment to any debt of his customer.

Right of Set-Off :When a banker combines two accounts in the name of the same customer and adjusts the debit balance inone account with the credit balance inother account, it is called right of set-off. For example, debit balance ofRs.50,000/- in overdraft account canbe set off against credit balance ofRs.75,000/- in the Savings BankAccount of the same customer,leaving a balance of Rs.25,000/-credit in the savings account.

Rights Issue: An offer by way of rights to currentholders of securities that allows themto subscribe for securities in proportion to their existing holdings.

Risk-Averse, Risk-Neutral, Risk-Taking:

Risk-averse describes an investor whorequires greater return in exchangefor greater risk.

Risk-neutral describes an investor who does notrequire greater return in exchange forgreater risk.

Risk-taking describes an investor who will accepta lower return in exchange for greaterrisk.

Safe Custody: When articles of value like jewellery,boxes, shares, debentures, Government bonds, Wills or other documents or articles are given to a bankfor safe keeping in its safe vault, it iscalled safe custody.. Bank charges afee from its clients for such safecustody.

Savings Bank Account: All banks in India are having thefacility of opening savings bankaccount with a nominal balance. Thisaccount is used for personal purposesand not for business purpose andthere are certain restrictions on withdrawals from this type of account.Account holder gets nominal interestin this account.

Senior Bond: A bond that has priority over otherbonds in claiming assets and divide nds.

Settlement: Conclusion of a securities transaction when a customer pays a broker/dealer for securities purchased ordelivered, securities sold, and receive from the broker the proceeds of asale.

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8) If Shamira earns 25% less thanKarthiga, how much percent doesKarthing earn more than Shamira?

9) Rosina’s salary increased by 40%and decreased by 40% then howmuch percent she lossa) 16% b) 20% c) 80% d) 25%

10) A exceeds B by 40%, B is less thanC by 20%, then A : C isa) 60 : 40 b) 75 : 25c) 28 : 25 d) 30.25

Type 4: Percentage based onConsumption

a) If a price of a commodity increase byR% then the reduction in consump-tion so as not to increase the expen-diture is:

b) If the price of the commoditydecrease by R % then the increase inconsumption so as not to decreasethe expenditure is: R

11) If the financial budget the price ofsugar rise by 50%. By how much %must a person reduce his consump-tion? So that his expenditure on itdoes not increase find the value?

12) In the stationary budget the priceof note books decrease by 25%. Byhow much % must a personincrease his consumption. So thathis expenditure on it does notdecrease? Find the value?a) 36% b) 34% c) 33% d) 38%

13) A screwdriver and a hammer costthe same now. If the price of ascrew driver increase by 5% andthat of the hammer by 3%, howmuch more will it cost to buy 3screwdrivers and 3 hammers?

a) 4% b) 5% c) 8% d) 24% Type 5: Results on Depreciation

A) value of a machine after n years:

B) Value of a machine n years ago :

14) The price of a MTC bus is 3,25,000. The value of a MTC bus depre-ciates at the rate of 10% perannum. What will be the worth ofMTC bus after 2 years? a) 263250 b) 273250c) 280000 d) none of these

15) The value of mobile price depreci-ates at rate of 3%. The price ofmobile in June 2012 is 10000. Whatcould be the rate of mobile in 2014? a) 9408 b) 9409 c) 9410 d) 9412

16) The price of a Fan is 2000. After 2years the price of fan is 500. Thevalue of fan depreciates, at the rateof R% find R%?a) 33.55 b) 50c) 43.33 d) 43.55

17) The value of a machine depreciatesat rate of 20% per annum. If itsvalue is Rs. 3200, what was thevalue of the machine 2 years ago?a) 3240 b) 1620c) 6800 d) 5000 Type 6: Results in populations

P (Population of a Town) is increases atthe rate of R% per annum then

18) The population of a town is1640000. If it increases at the rateof 3% per annum, what will be thepopulation 2 years after?a) 1,64,9840 b) 1,64,000c) 1,65,000 d) 1,73,9876

19) The population of a village is 7986During the last three years, thepopulation increase at the rate of10% per year Then the populationbefore three years was.a) 5000 b) 5500c) 6000 d) 6600

20) During one year, population of atown increased by 9% and duringnext year, the population decreasedby 4%. If the population is 9999 atthe end of the second year thenwhat was the population since thebeginning of the yeara) 9556 b) 9656c) 9557 d) 9558

21) The population of a village is250000. If it increases at the rate of5 % per annum, What is the popu-lation before 2 years?a) 226757 b) 226758c) 226759 d) none of these

Type 7: Percentage based on profitand share, ratio, and mixture

22) Rahul gets goods for Rs. 9950. Hegets discount of 6 % and pays 10%

tax to what’s the amount he shouldpaya) 10298 b) 10297c)10299 d)none of these

23) In order to increase the total rev-enue, a trader announced 25% dis-count. As a result, the sales volumeincreased by 40%. What is the neteffect on the sales revenue? a) 15% increase b) 15% decreasec) 5% increase d) 5% decrease

24) Radha spends 40% of her salary onfood, 20% on house rent, 10% onentertainment and 10% on con-veyance. If her savings at the end ofa month are Rs. 1500, then hersalary per month ( in Rs.) is:a) 8000 b) 7500c)6000 d)10000

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