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In a certain code language    

“products extend compliance fund” is written as “U4#  [email protected]   N10*  [email protected]         

“security match deposit standard” is written as “[email protected]   I8$   T5#    S7$               

“business disclose additional shares” is written as “E8$   N10%    O8$   [email protected]                      

“direct started management detail” is written as “[email protected]   [email protected]     E10*     A6$         

What is the code for “customized”?          

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In a certain code language    

“products extend compliance fund” is written as “U4#  [email protected]   N10*  [email protected]         

“security match deposit standard” is written as “[email protected]   I8$   T5#    S7$               

“business disclose additional shares” is written as “E8$   N10%    O8$   [email protected]                      

“direct started management detail” is written as “[email protected]   [email protected]     E10*     A6$         

What is the code for “require contain worldwide”?

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In a certain code language    

“products extend compliance fund” is written as “U4#  [email protected]   N10*  [email protected]         

“security match deposit standard” is written as “[email protected]   I8$   T5#    S7$               

“business disclose additional shares” is written as “E8$   N10%    O8$   [email protected]                      

“direct started management detail” is written as “[email protected]   [email protected]     E10*     A6$         

What could be the code for “belong injuries organisation”?   

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In a certain code language    

“products extend compliance fund” is written as “U4#  [email protected]   N10*  [email protected]         

“security match deposit standard” is written as “[email protected]   I8$   T5#    S7$               

“business disclose additional shares” is written as “E8$   N10%    O8$   [email protected]                      

“direct started management detail” is written as “[email protected]   [email protected]     E10*     A6$         

What does the code “O7* N9$” stand for?            

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In a certain code language    

“products extend compliance fund” is written as “U4#  [email protected]   N10*  [email protected]         

“security match deposit standard” is written as “[email protected]   I8$   T5#    S7$               

“business disclose additional shares” is written as “E8$   N10%    O8$   [email protected]                      

“direct started management detail” is written as “[email protected]   [email protected]     E10*     A6$         

What is the code for “operate emerged”?   

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Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each person has a box which are kept above one another. Each box is of different colour i.e. orange, silver, golden, purple, violet, beige, maroon and mustard but not necessarily in the same order.

Only three people sit between P and Q. W has box of maroon colour and is kept at the bottom of the stack. Only four people sit between Q and R. S sits third to the right of T. Only six people sit between Q and U. Not more than three people sit between R and U. More than four people are between S and U. V sits third to the right of U. Only three boxes are kept between box of S and box of V. Box of V is placed above box of S. None of them sits between V and T. W sits eight to the left of R. The box of mustard colour is kept immediately above box of V. Not more than three persons sit between P and W. Only three boxes are kept between the box of purple colour and the box of orange colour. The silver box is immediately above the beige box. Only one box is kept between the box of mustard colour and box of P. Box of T is of mustard colour. Only one box is kept between box of Q and the box of violet colour. Box of V is not of silver colour. Box of U is kept immediately below the box of violet colour. The box of purple colour is kept immediately above box of T.        

How many persons are sitting in the row?

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Eight shirts boxes were kept one above the other in the form of stack. The position of these boxes were numbered from 1 – 8(where 8 is the topmost position). These boxes include shirts of different  brands like   John players, Levis , Tommy , Benetton, Louis Phillippe , Peter England , Van Heusen , Sparkx and belong to eight different people among A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H not necessarily in the same order. Also, these boxes were brought from different places among Chandigarh, Kochi, Rajasthan, Bihar, Delhi, Pune, Bangalore and Sikkim. 

Further it is known to us that three boxes were kept between the box from Rajasthan and the box which contains John players where the former was kept below the latter. The box from Chandigarh was kept immediately below the box from Sikkim but above the box from Bangalore. The box from Bihar was kept at 3^rd position. D’s box was kept at odd position just below A’s box which contains Van Heusen. C’s box was kept below E’s box but not at the bottommost position.

The Levis belonged to G and was kept at 7^th position. The Peter England box was from Kochi and was kept below the box from Pune which did not belong to G. The box which belonged to H was kept just above the box from Rajasthan. Sparkx was kept below Peter England. Two boxes were kept between H’s box and F’s box which was from Delhi. The Tommy box was kept at an even position just above the Benetton box.

Peter England shirt belongs to which of the following persons?

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Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each person has a box which are kept above one another. Each box is of different colour i.e. orange, silver, golden, purple, violet, beige, maroon and mustard but not necessarily in the same order.

Only three people sit between P and Q. W has box of maroon colour and is kept at the bottom of the stack. Only four people sit between Q and R. S sits third to the right of T. Only six people sit between Q and U. Not more than three people sit between R and U. More than four people are between S and U. V sits third to the right of U. Only three boxes are kept between box of S and box of V. Box of V is placed above box of S. None of them sits between V and T. W sits eight to the left of R. The box of mustard colour is kept immediately above box of V. Not more than three persons sit between P and W. Only three boxes are kept between the box of purple colour and the box of orange colour. The silver box is immediately above the beige box. Only one box is kept between the box of mustard colour and box of P. Box of T is of mustard colour. Only one box is kept between box of Q and the box of violet colour. Box of V is not of silver colour. Box of U is kept immediately below the box of violet colour. The box of purple colour is kept immediately above box of T.        

Which among the following is not the true statement?

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Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each person has a box which are kept above one another. Each box is of different colour i.e. orange, silver, golden, purple, violet, beige, maroon and mustard but not necessarily in the same order.

Only three people sit between P and Q. W has box of maroon colour and is kept at the bottom of the stack. Only four people sit between Q and R. S sits third to the right of T. Only six people sit between Q and U. Not more than three people sit between R and U. More than four people are between S and U. V sits third to the right of U. Only three boxes are kept between box of S and box of V. Box of V is placed above box of S. None of them sits between V and T. W sits eight to the left of R. The box of mustard colour is kept immediately above box of V. Not more than three persons sit between P and W. Only three boxes are kept between the box of purple colour and the box of orange colour. The silver box is immediately above the beige box. Only one box is kept between the box of mustard colour and box of P. Box of T is of mustard colour. Only one box is kept between box of Q and the box of violet colour. Box of V is not of silver colour. Box of U is kept immediately below the box of violet colour. The box of purple colour is kept immediately above box of T.        

How many are sitting between S and V?

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Certain number of persons are standing in a row facing north. Each person has a box which are kept above one another. Each box is of different colour i.e. orange, silver, golden, purple, violet, beige, maroon and mustard but not necessarily in the same order.

Only three people sit between P and Q. W has box of maroon colour and is kept at the bottom of the stack. Only four people sit between Q and R. S sits third to the right of T. Only six people sit between Q and U. Not more than three people sit between R and U. More than four people are between S and U. V sits third to the right of U. Only three boxes are kept between box of S and box of V. Box of V is placed above box of S. None of them sits between V and T. W sits eight to the left of R. The box of mustard colour is kept immediately above box of V. Not more than three persons sit between P and W. Only three boxes are kept between the box of purple colour and the box of orange colour. The silver box is immediately above the beige box. Only one box is kept between the box of mustard colour and box of P. Box of T is of mustard colour. Only one box is kept between box of Q and the box of violet colour. Box of V is not of silver colour. Box of U is kept immediately below the box of violet colour. The box of purple colour is kept immediately above box of T.        

Which person among the following has silver colored box? 

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Each of the questions below consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are Sufficient to answer the question. Read all the statements and give answer.

Seven persons – Suresh, Pranay, Naresh, Mehul, Gopal, Akash and Vinod, lives on a seven floored building with the lowest floor numbered as 1, the floor immediately above it as 2 and so on. Each person works in a different company – TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, Accenture, Oracle and Samsung, not necessarily in the same order.

Statement I: Suresh lives on 5th floor and works in Oracle, and there is a gap of one floor between him and Naresh, who works in Wipro. There is a gap of one floor between Pranay, who works in HCL and Vinod, who lives on 3rd floor. Mehul works in TCS and one who works in Infosys doesn’t live on an odd numbered floor. 

Statement II: Mehul lives on 6th floor and works in TCS, and lives at a gap of two floors from Vinod. Gopal works in Accenture & lives on 2nd floor, and there is a gap of one floor between Gopal and Akash, who works in Infosys.

Who among these persons works in Samsung?

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Each of the questions below consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are Sufficient to answer the question. Read all the statements and give answer.

How many friends are standing on the left of Shweta in a straight line (all are facing towards north direction)?

Statement I: Glebia stands third from left end of the line. Only one person stands between Glebia and Shweta. Stuti stand second to right of Shweta. Stuti stand at one of the extreme end of the line.

Statement II: Anamika stands at exactly center of the line. Only two persons stand between Anamika and Honey. Only three persons stand between Honey and Shweta. Only one person stands between Shweta and Stuti.

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Eight office colleagues Pammi, Queen, Rahul, Sonia, Tanvi, Usha, Varsha and Wazir –are sitting around a circular table facing the centre but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them speaks a different language namely Marathi, English, Hindi, Bengali, Malayalam, Tamil, Gujarati, and Urdu, but not necessarily in the same order.  

The one who speaks Malayalam sits second to the right of Wazir. Only two people sit between the one who speaks Malayalam and the one who speaks Gujarati. Varsha sits on the immediate left of the one who speaks Gujarati.   Only two people sit between Varsha and Usha. Usha is an immediate neighbour of Wazir.   The one who speaks Hindi, sits second to the right of Usha. Tanvi sits on the Immediate right of the one who speaks Hindi. Only three people sit between Tanvi and the one who speaks Marathi. The one who speaks Tamil sit second to the left of the one who speaks Marathi.   Sonia sits on the immediate left of Pammi. The one who speaks Urdu, sits second to the right of Pammi.   Only three people sit between the one who speaks Bengali and the one who speaks English.   The one who speaks Bengali is not an immediate neighbour of Tanvi. Rahul sits second to the left of the one who speaks English.

Who is an immediate neighbour of both Tanvi and Wazir among the following?

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Eight office colleagues Pammi, Queen, Rahul, Sonia, Tanvi, Usha, Varsha and Wazir –are sitting around a circular table facing the centre but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them speaks a different language namely Marathi, English, Hindi, Bengali, Malayalam, Tamil, Gujarati, and Urdu, but not necessarily in the same order.  

The one who speaks Malayalam sits second to the right of Wazir. Only two people sit between the one who speaks Malayalam and the one who speaks Gujarati. Varsha sits on the immediate left of the one who speaks Gujarati.   Only two people sit between Varsha and Usha. Usha is an immediate neighbour of Wazir.   The one who speaks Hindi, sits second to the right of Usha. Tanvi sits on the Immediate right of the one who speaks Hindi. Only three people sit between Tanvi and the one who speaks Marathi. The one who speaks Tamil sit second to the left of the one who speaks Marathi.   Sonia sits on the immediate left of Pammi. The one who speaks Urdu, sits second to the right of Pammi.   Only three people sit between the one who speaks Bengali and the one who speaks English.   The one who speaks Bengali is not an immediate neighbour of Tanvi. Rahul sits second to the left of the one who speaks English.

Bengali language is being spoken by whom among the following?

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Eight office colleagues Pammi, Queen, Rahul, Sonia, Tanvi, Usha, Varsha and Wazir –are sitting around a circular table facing the centre but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them speaks a different language namely Marathi, English, Hindi, Bengali, Malayalam, Tamil, Gujarati, and Urdu, but not necessarily in the same order.  

The one who speaks Malayalam sits second to the right of Wazir. Only two people sit between the one who speaks Malayalam and the one who speaks Gujarati. Varsha sits on the immediate left of the one who speaks Gujarati.   Only two people sit between Varsha and Usha. Usha is an immediate neighbour of Wazir.   The one who speaks Hindi, sits second to the right of Usha. Tanvi sits on the Immediate right of the one who speaks Hindi. Only three people sit between Tanvi and the one who speaks Marathi. The one who speaks Tamil sit second to the left of the one who speaks Marathi.   Sonia sits on the immediate left of Pammi. The one who speaks Urdu, sits second to the right of Pammi.   Only three people sit between the one who speaks Bengali and the one who speaks English.   The one who speaks Bengali is not an immediate neighbour of Tanvi. Rahul sits second to the left of the one who speaks English.

What is the position of Sonia with respect to Tanvi?

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Eight office colleagues Pammi, Queen, Rahul, Sonia, Tanvi, Usha, Varsha and Wazir –are sitting around a circular table facing the centre but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them speaks a different language namely Marathi, English, Hindi, Bengali, Malayalam, Tamil, Gujarati, and Urdu, but not necessarily in the same order.  

The one who speaks Malayalam sits second to the right of Wazir. Only two people sit between the one who speaks Malayalam and the one who speaks Gujarati. Varsha sits on the immediate left of the one who speaks Gujarati.   Only two people sit between Varsha and Usha. Usha is an immediate neighbour of Wazir.   The one who speaks Hindi, sits second to the right of Usha. Tanvi sits on the Immediate right of the one who speaks Hindi. Only three people sit between Tanvi and the one who speaks Marathi. The one who speaks Tamil sit second to the left of the one who speaks Marathi.   Sonia sits on the immediate left of Pammi. The one who speaks Urdu, sits second to the right of Pammi.   Only three people sit between the one who speaks Bengali and the one who speaks English.   The one who speaks Bengali is not an immediate neighbour of Tanvi. Rahul sits second to the left of the one who speaks English.

Which among the following information is correct?

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Eight office colleagues Pammi, Queen, Rahul, Sonia, Tanvi, Usha, Varsha and Wazir –are sitting around a circular table facing the centre but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them speaks a different language namely Marathi, English, Hindi, Bengali, Malayalam, Tamil, Gujarati, and Urdu, but not necessarily in the same order.  

The one who speaks Malayalam sits second to the right of Wazir. Only two people sit between the one who speaks Malayalam and the one who speaks Gujarati. Varsha sits on the immediate left of the one who speaks Gujarati.   Only two people sit between Varsha and Usha. Usha is an immediate neighbour of Wazir.   The one who speaks Hindi, sits second to the right of Usha. Tanvi sits on the Immediate right of the one who speaks Hindi. Only three people sit between Tanvi and the one who speaks Marathi. The one who speaks Tamil sit second to the left of the one who speaks Marathi.   Sonia sits on the immediate left of Pammi. The one who speaks Urdu, sits second to the right of Pammi.   Only three people sit between the one who speaks Bengali and the one who speaks English.   The one who speaks Bengali is not an immediate neighbour of Tanvi. Rahul sits second to the left of the one who speaks English.

Sonia speaks which of the following language among the following?

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Eight office colleagues Pammi, Queen, Rahul, Sonia, Tanvi, Usha, Varsha and Wazir –are sitting around a circular table facing the centre but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them speaks a different language namely Marathi, English, Hindi, Bengali, Malayalam, Tamil, Gujarati, and Urdu, but not necessarily in the same order.  

The one who speaks Malayalam sits second to the right of Wazir. Only two people sit between the one who speaks Malayalam and the one who speaks Gujarati. Varsha sits on the immediate left of the one who speaks Gujarati.   Only two people sit between Varsha and Usha. Usha is an immediate neighbour of Wazir.   The one who speaks Hindi, sits second to the right of Usha. Tanvi sits on the Immediate right of the one who speaks Hindi. Only three people sit between Tanvi and the one who speaks Marathi. The one who speaks Tamil sit second to the left of the one who speaks Marathi.   Sonia sits on the immediate left of Pammi. The one who speaks Urdu, sits second to the right of Pammi.   Only three people sit between the one who speaks Bengali and the one who speaks English.   The one who speaks Bengali is not an immediate neighbour of Tanvi. Rahul sits second to the left of the one who speaks English.

How many colleagues are sitting between the one who speaks Hindi and the one who is sitting second to the left of Usha, in the clockwise direction of Hindi speaking colleague?

In a movie hall of 60 seats, where males are twice that of females. Hitesh ranked twenty-ninth from top. If there are ten females ahead of Hitesh, how many males are after him in rank?

The position of how many alphabets will remain unchanged if each of the alphabets in the word ‘CAMSCANNER’ is arranged in alphabetical order from left to right in such a way that Consonants are arranged first followed by Vowels ?

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There are seven friends namely, Ekta, Yuvraj, Rocky, Arpita, Monika, Ramya and Kapil, sitting around the triangular table. Some of them are facing away from the centre of the table and remaining are facing towards the centre of the table. Three of them are sitting at the corner of the table, two of them are sitting at one edge of the table and remaining two of them are sitting at the other two edges of the table (one on each side of the table).       

Rocky faces in same direction as that of Ekta. Ramya is not sitting two places away from Kapil. Rocky is sitting second to the right of Monika and Yuvraj. Two persons, who are sitting on the same edge of the table, are facing towards the centre of the table. Monika is facing towards the centre of the table. Not more than two consecutive persons (persons sitting adjacent to each other) are facing in the same direction. Arpita, who is facing away from the centre of the table, is sitting at the corner of the table and is the immediate neighbour of Kapil. Ramya, who is facing towards the centre of the table, is not immediate neighbour of Monika.        

Who is sitting second to the right of fourth to the left of Monika?

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There are seven friends namely, Ekta, Yuvraj, Rocky, Arpita, Monika, Ramya and Kapil, sitting around the triangular table. Some of them are facing away from the centre of the table and remaining are facing towards the centre of the table. Three of them are sitting at the corner of the table, two of them are sitting at one edge of the table and remaining two of them are sitting at the other two edges of the table (one on each side of the table).       

Rocky faces in same direction as that of Ekta. Ramya is not sitting two places away from Kapil. Rocky is sitting second to the right of Monika and Yuvraj. Two persons, who are sitting on the same edge of the table, are facing towards the centre of the table. Monika is facing towards the centre of the table. Not more than two consecutive persons (persons sitting adjacent to each other) are facing in the same direction. Arpita, who is facing away from the centre of the table, is sitting at the corner of the table and is the immediate neighbour of Kapil. Ramya, who is facing towards the centre of the table, is not immediate neighbour of Monika.        

Who is sitting immediate right of Yuvraj?

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There are seven friends namely, Ekta, Yuvraj, Rocky, Arpita, Monika, Ramya and Kapil, sitting around the triangular table. Some of them are facing away from the centre of the table and remaining are facing towards the centre of the table. Three of them are sitting at the corner of the table, two of them are sitting at one edge of the table and remaining two of them are sitting at the other two edges of the table (one on each side of the table).       

Rocky faces in same direction as that of Ekta. Ramya is not sitting two places away from Kapil. Rocky is sitting second to the right of Monika and Yuvraj. Two persons, who are sitting on the same edge of the table, are facing towards the centre of the table. Monika is facing towards the centre of the table. Not more than two consecutive persons (persons sitting adjacent to each other) are facing in the same direction. Arpita, who is facing away from the centre of the table, is sitting at the corner of the table and is the immediate neighbour of Kapil. Ramya, who is facing towards the centre of the table, is not immediate neighbour of Monika.        

Who is sitting third to the left of Arpita?     

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There are seven friends namely, Ekta, Yuvraj, Rocky, Arpita, Monika, Ramya and Kapil, sitting around the triangular table. Some of them are facing away from the centre of the table and remaining are facing towards the centre of the table. Three of them are sitting at the corner of the table, two of them are sitting at one edge of the table and remaining two of them are sitting at the other two edges of the table (one on each side of the table).       

Rocky faces in same direction as that of Ekta. Ramya is not sitting two places away from Kapil. Rocky is sitting second to the right of Monika and Yuvraj. Two persons, who are sitting on the same edge of the table, are facing towards the centre of the table. Monika is facing towards the centre of the table. Not more than two consecutive persons (persons sitting adjacent to each other) are facing in the same direction. Arpita, who is facing away from the centre of the table, is sitting at the corner of the table and is the immediate neighbour of Kapil. Ramya, who is facing towards the centre of the table, is not immediate neighbour of Monika.        

Which among the following statement is true about Ramya?

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There are seven friends namely, Ekta, Yuvraj, Rocky, Arpita, Monika, Ramya and Kapil, sitting around the triangular table. Some of them are facing away from the centre of the table and remaining are facing towards the centre of the table. Three of them are sitting at the corner of the table, two of them are sitting at one edge of the table and remaining two of them are sitting at the other two edges of the table (one on each side of the table).       

Rocky faces in same direction as that of Ekta. Ramya is not sitting two places away from Kapil. Rocky is sitting second to the right of Monika and Yuvraj. Two persons, who are sitting on the same edge of the table, are facing towards the centre of the table. Monika is facing towards the centre of the table. Not more than two consecutive persons (persons sitting adjacent to each other) are facing in the same direction. Arpita, who is facing away from the centre of the table, is sitting at the corner of the table and is the immediate neighbour of Kapil. Ramya, who is facing towards the centre of the table, is not immediate neighbour of Monika.        

Who among the following is not sitting at the edge of the table?

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A word number sorting machine when given n input of words rearranges them in a particular manner step by step as indicated below till all the words and number are arranged. Given below is an illustration of this arrangement.

INPUT: PROPER BEHAVE DIFFICULTIES NATURALLY MISAPPROPRIATE

Step I: 8FN DIFFICULTIES PROPER BEHAVE NATURALLY

Step II: 7TE 8FN PROPER BEHAVE NATURALLY

Step III: 6ZO 7TE 8FN PROPER BEHAVE

Step IV: 4SQ 6ZO 7TE 8FN BEHAVE

Step V:  3FC 4SQ 6ZO 7TE 8FN

And step V is the last step of the above input. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out the appropriate step for the given input.

INPUT: GRADUAL CANCELLED EVEN RESPONSIBILITIES TOTALLY

What is the code for “CANCELLED” in the given arrangement?

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A word number sorting machine when given n input of words rearranges them in a particular manner step by step as indicated below till all the words and number are arranged. Given below is an illustration of this arrangement.

INPUT: PROPER BEHAVE DIFFICULTIES NATURALLY MISAPPROPRIATE

Step I: 8FN DIFFICULTIES PROPER BEHAVE NATURALLY

Step II: 7TE 8FN PROPER BEHAVE NATURALLY

Step III: 6ZO 7TE 8FN PROPER BEHAVE

Step IV: 4SQ 6ZO 7TE 8FN BEHAVE

Step V:  3FC 4SQ 6ZO 7TE 8FN

And step V is the last step of the above input. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out the appropriate step for the given input.

INPUT: GRADUAL CANCELLED EVEN RESPONSIBILITIES TOTALLY

How many elements are there in between the GRADUAL and the code ‘5ZU’ in step 3?

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A word number sorting machine when given n input of words rearranges them in a particular manner step by step as indicated below till all the words and number are arranged. Given below is an illustration of this arrangement.

INPUT: PROPER BEHAVE DIFFICULTIES NATURALLY MISAPPROPRIATE

Step I: 8FN DIFFICULTIES PROPER BEHAVE NATURALLY

Step II: 7TE 8FN PROPER BEHAVE NATURALLY

Step III: 6ZO 7TE 8FN PROPER BEHAVE

Step IV: 4SQ 6ZO 7TE 8FN BEHAVE

Step V:  3FC 4SQ 6ZO 7TE 8FN

And step V is the last step of the above input. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out the appropriate step for the given input.

INPUT: GRADUAL CANCELLED EVEN RESPONSIBILITIES TOTALLY

Which among the following element is 2^nd from right end in step 4^th?

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A word number sorting machine when given n input of words rearranges them in a particular manner step by step as indicated below till all the words and number are arranged. Given below is an illustration of this arrangement.

INPUT: PROPER BEHAVE DIFFICULTIES NATURALLY MISAPPROPRIATE

Step I: 8FN DIFFICULTIES PROPER BEHAVE NATURALLY

Step II: 7TE 8FN PROPER BEHAVE NATURALLY

Step III: 6ZO 7TE 8FN PROPER BEHAVE

Step IV: 4SQ 6ZO 7TE 8FN BEHAVE

Step V:  3FC 4SQ 6ZO 7TE 8FN

And step V is the last step of the above input. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out the appropriate step for the given input.

INPUT: GRADUAL CANCELLED EVEN RESPONSIBILITIES TOTALLY

What will be the penultimate step for the given input?

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A word number sorting machine when given n input of words rearranges them in a particular manner step by step as indicated below till all the words and number are arranged. Given below is an illustration of this arrangement.

INPUT: PROPER BEHAVE DIFFICULTIES NATURALLY MISAPPROPRIATE

Step I: 8FN DIFFICULTIES PROPER BEHAVE NATURALLY

Step II: 7TE 8FN PROPER BEHAVE NATURALLY

Step III: 6ZO 7TE 8FN PROPER BEHAVE

Step IV: 4SQ 6ZO 7TE 8FN BEHAVE

Step V:  3FC 4SQ 6ZO 7TE 8FN

And step V is the last step of the above input. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out the appropriate step for the given input.

INPUT: GRADUAL CANCELLED EVEN RESPONSIBILITIES TOTALLY

What will be the sum of the number obtained for the words “TOTALLY and RESPONSIBILITIES” in the last step?

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Statement: Z ≤ A, G > P, M = T, Z > T, F = G, H ≤ G, T = P, Z ≤ H   

Conclusion:

I. Z < T

II. P > Z

III. G > Z

IV. G > M

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Study the following information carefully and answer the question:

Statement: W ≤ P, R = N, P > M, T ≥ W, Q ≤ O, N ≤ Q, T > P, S ≥ M     

Conclusion:

I. S ≥ W

II. T > M

III. Q ≥ R  

IV. M = W  

Directions

Study the following information carefully and answer the question:

Statement: D > N, M ≤ Q, T ≥ U, V = W, Q ≤ P, N = M, U ≤ D, M < S.       

Conclusion:

I. U > M  

II. P ≥ N

III. N ≥ T   

IV. T > Q   

In which of the following expression will the expression ′D > A ′ does not hold true?

In which of the following expression will the expression ′T > S ′ the statement hold true?

Directions

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions below:-

Pravesh walks 8m towards east to reach point P. He turns to his right and walks 5m to reach point Q. Then, he turns to his left and walks 9m to reach point R and turns to his right and walks 11m to reach point S. Finally he turns to his right and walks 20m to reach point T.

What is the position of T with respect to P?

Directions

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions below:-

Pravesh walks 8m towards east to reach point P. He turns to his right and walks 5m to reach point Q. Then, he turns to his left and walks 9m to reach point R and turns to his right and walks 11m to reach point S. Finally he turns to his right and walks 20m to reach point T.

If a person walked 3m towards east from point T to reach point B, then what is the distance between point B and starting point?

Directions

Study the given information carefully and answer the following question.

Eight persons A, D, G, J, K, L, C, and I have their exams on either 15^th or 22^nd of four different month’s i.e. March, April, May, June not necessarily in the same order. A has the exam on 15^th of a month which is having 31 days. Only one person has the exam before D. Number of persons between A and D is one less than the number of persons between D and I. G and J have exams in the same month having 30 days, but not in April. L has the exam after C. Only three persons have exam between D and K. G has the exam before J.

Which of the following statements is/are true according to the given information? 

Directions

Study the given information carefully and answer the following question.

Eight persons A, D, G, J, K, L, C, and I have their exams on either 15^th or 22^nd of four different month’s i.e. March, April, May, June not necessarily in the same order. A has the exam on 15^th of a month which is having 31 days. Only one person has the exam before D. Number of persons between A and D is one less than the number of persons between D and I. G and J have exams in the same month having 30 days, but not in April. L has the exam after C. Only three persons have exam between D and K. G has the exam before J.

Who among the following has exam on 22^nd May?

Directions

Study the given information carefully and answer the following question.

Eight persons A, D, G, J, K, L, C, and I have their exams on either 15^th or 22^nd of four different month’s i.e. March, April, May, June not necessarily in the same order. A has the exam on 15^th of a month which is having 31 days. Only one person has the exam before D. Number of persons between A and D is one less than the number of persons between D and I. G and J have exams in the same month having 30 days, but not in April. L has the exam after C. Only three persons have exam between D and K. G has the exam before J.

Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and so form a group. Which one does not belong to that group?

Directions

Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions based on it. 

The next generation of gaming consoles are expected to launch in 2020 and Microsoft is ___(1)___ the charge. The company, yesterday unveiled the name and design for its upcoming Xbox. The device will be called the Xbox Series X and it has a vertical tower-like design instead of the flat design Xbox consoles have right now.

(2) Unlike smartphones, laptops and many other consumer devices, gaming consoles do not (i) forward a yearly update cycle. Microsoft last (ii) updated the Xbox back in 2017, with the One X. That too was a (iii) minor update though. The company has been working on the Series X under the Project Scarlett name so far and has made some promises to look       (iv) follow to.

Alongside the console’s design, the company is also updating the Xbox Controller’s design. According to Microsoft, the new design is meant to accommodate an “even wider range of people”.

(3) It also has a Share button now which is meant to make sharing game clips and image with your friends simpler.

(4) While the company hasn’t revealed details inside the hardware inside a Xbox Series X, Phil Spencer, executive vice president of Gaming on Microsoft, told Gamespot that the Series X brings over eight times the current speed.

(5) The Xbox Series X is expected to (i) support 120Hz refresh rates and (ii) allow gaming in 8K resolution and should (iii) they make the console future proof (iv) while such resolutions and refresh rates may not be useful at launch.

Which of the following word given in the options should come at the place marked as (1) in the above paragraph to make it grammatically correct and meaningful? Also, the word should fill in the two sentences given below and make them contextually correct and meaningful.

I.              Dakka Kadima, a/an ______ Syrian company trading in natural olive soap and other traditional products, is regarding China as a promising market.

II.            Business and political leaders  are misleading the public by holding negotiations that    are not _______ to real action against warming temperatures.

Directions

Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions based on it. 

The next generation of gaming consoles are expected to launch in 2020 and Microsoft is ___(1)___ the charge. The company, yesterday unveiled the name and design for its upcoming Xbox. The device will be called the Xbox Series X and it has a vertical tower-like design instead of the flat design Xbox consoles have right now.

(2) Unlike smartphones, laptops and many other consumer devices, gaming consoles do not (i) forward a yearly update cycle. Microsoft last (ii) updated the Xbox back in 2017, with the One X. That too was a (iii) minor update though. The company has been working on the Series X under the Project Scarlett name so far and has made some promises to look       (iv) follow to.

Alongside the console’s design, the company is also updating the Xbox Controller’s design. According to Microsoft, the new design is meant to accommodate an “even wider range of people”.

(3) It also has a Share button now which is meant to make sharing game clips and image with your friends simpler.

(4) While the company hasn’t revealed details inside the hardware inside a Xbox Series X, Phil Spencer, executive vice president of Gaming on Microsoft, told Gamespot that the Series X brings over eight times the current speed.

(5) The Xbox Series X is expected to (i) support 120Hz refresh rates and (ii) allow gaming in 8K resolution and should (iii) they make the console future proof (iv) while such resolutions and refresh rates may not be useful at launch.

The sentence given in (2) has four words given in bold. Amongst the given bold words which of the following option must replace each other to make the sentence contextually correct and meaningful.

Directions

Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions based on it. 

The next generation of gaming consoles are expected to launch in 2020 and Microsoft is ___(1)___ the charge. The company, yesterday unveiled the name and design for its upcoming Xbox. The device will be called the Xbox Series X and it has a vertical tower-like design instead of the flat design Xbox consoles have right now.

(2) Unlike smartphones, laptops and many other consumer devices, gaming consoles do not (i) forward a yearly update cycle. Microsoft last (ii) updated the Xbox back in 2017, with the One X. That too was a (iii) minor update though. The company has been working on the Series X under the Project Scarlett name so far and has made some promises to look       (iv) follow to.

Alongside the console’s design, the company is also updating the Xbox Controller’s design. According to Microsoft, the new design is meant to accommodate an “even wider range of people”.

(3) It also has a Share button now which is meant to make sharing game clips and image with your friends simpler.

(4) While the company hasn’t revealed details inside the hardware inside a Xbox Series X, Phil Spencer, executive vice president of Gaming on Microsoft, told Gamespot that the Series X brings over eight times the current speed.

(5) The Xbox Series X is expected to (i) support 120Hz refresh rates and (ii) allow gaming in 8K resolution and should (iii) they make the console future proof (iv) while such resolutions and refresh rates may not be useful at launch.

In the passage given, a sentence (3) is given in italics. Choose the option which has an error in it as your answer. If there is no error, option (E) as your answer.

Directions

Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions based on it. 

The next generation of gaming consoles are expected to launch in 2020 and Microsoft is ___(1)___ the charge. The company, yesterday unveiled the name and design for its upcoming Xbox. The device will be called the Xbox Series X and it has a vertical tower-like design instead of the flat design Xbox consoles have right now.

(2) Unlike smartphones, laptops and many other consumer devices, gaming consoles do not (i) forward a yearly update cycle. Microsoft last (ii) updated the Xbox back in 2017, with the One X. That too was a (iii) minor update though. The company has been working on the Series X under the Project Scarlett name so far and has made some promises to look       (iv) follow to.

Alongside the console’s design, the company is also updating the Xbox Controller’s design. According to Microsoft, the new design is meant to accommodate an “even wider range of people”.

(3) It also has a Share button now which is meant to make sharing game clips and image with your friends simpler.

(4) While the company hasn’t revealed details inside the hardware inside a Xbox Series X, Phil Spencer, executive vice president of Gaming on Microsoft, told Gamespot that the Series X brings over eight times the current speed.

(5) The Xbox Series X is expected to (i) support 120Hz refresh rates and (ii) allow gaming in 8K resolution and should (iii) they make the console future proof (iv) while such resolutions and refresh rates may not be useful at launch.

In the passage given, a sentence (4) is given in italics. There is one part of the sentence which has no errors. Choose the option which has no error in it as your answer.

Directions

Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions based on it. 

The next generation of gaming consoles are expected to launch in 2020 and Microsoft is ___(1)___ the charge. The company, yesterday unveiled the name and design for its upcoming Xbox. The device will be called the Xbox Series X and it has a vertical tower-like design instead of the flat design Xbox consoles have right now.

(2) Unlike smartphones, laptops and many other consumer devices, gaming consoles do not (i) forward a yearly update cycle. Microsoft last (ii) updated the Xbox back in 2017, with the One X. That too was a (iii) minor update though. The company has been working on the Series X under the Project Scarlett name so far and has made some promises to look       (iv) follow to.

Alongside the console’s design, the company is also updating the Xbox Controller’s design. According to Microsoft, the new design is meant to accommodate an “even wider range of people”.

(3) It also has a Share button now which is meant to make sharing game clips and image with your friends simpler.

(4) While the company hasn’t revealed details inside the hardware inside a Xbox Series X, Phil Spencer, executive vice president of Gaming on Microsoft, told Gamespot that the Series X brings over eight times the current speed.

(5) The Xbox Series X is expected to (i) support 120Hz refresh rates and (ii) allow gaming in 8K resolution and should (iii) they make the console future proof (iv) while such resolutions and refresh rates may not be useful at launch.

Directions

A huge pay gap between CEOs and other employees at Indian companies has come to the fore, with the biggest listed blue-chip firms doling out to their top executives salary packages of up to 1,200-times of their median employee remunerations. An analysis of remuneration disclosures made by top listed companies forming part of the blue-chip index Sensex — under directions of the capital markets regulator SEBI — shows that the pay packages of senior-most personnel such as CEOs and executive chairmen continue to remain high and rose further at most private sector firms during 2016-17. On the contrary, the median employee remuneration fell or remained almost same during the last fiscal, while the ratio of the top executive’s pay to the median employee remuneration remained at astronomically high levels of hundreds-times in many cases.

The public sector companies show a totally different picture. Their chiefs get salaries of just about 3-4 times of their median employee remunerations. While the rules do not put any restrictions on the companies regarding how much more they want to pay their top executives vis-a-vis an average employee, the SEBI regulations require most listed companies to annually disclose various remuneration ratios to help the investors know about salary practices at the firms in which they have invested. However, salaries of top executives, especially in case of those related to promoter groups, typically require the approval of the companies’ boards, various committees and shareholders. Besides, the companies with inadequate profits need the government’s approval for any excessive salaries paid to their top executives.

As per the rules, the remuneration payable to any one managing director or whole-time director or manager, cannot exceed 5% of the net profit of the company. If there is more than one such director, the remuneration cannot exceed 10% of the net profit to all such directors and managers taken together. Among the 30 Sensex firms, at least 15 have already disclosed an increase in the ratio of top executive pay with that of the median employee remuneration for 2016-17. Nine of the Sensex firms are yet to disclose these numbers and therefore the tally may go up.

The passage is about

Directions

A huge pay gap between CEOs and other employees at Indian companies has come to the fore, with the biggest listed blue-chip firms doling out to their top executives salary packages of up to 1,200-times of their median employee remunerations. An analysis of remuneration disclosures made by top listed companies forming part of the blue-chip index Sensex — under directions of the capital markets regulator SEBI — shows that the pay packages of senior-most personnel such as CEOs and executive chairmen continue to remain high and rose further at most private sector firms during 2016-17. On the contrary, the median employee remuneration fell or remained almost same during the last fiscal, while the ratio of the top executive’s pay to the median employee remuneration remained at astronomically high levels of hundreds-times in many cases.

The public sector companies show a totally different picture. Their chiefs get salaries of just about 3-4 times of their median employee remunerations. While the rules do not put any restrictions on the companies regarding how much more they want to pay their top executives vis-a-vis an average employee, the SEBI regulations require most listed companies to annually disclose various remuneration ratios to help the investors know about salary practices at the firms in which they have invested. However, salaries of top executives, especially in case of those related to promoter groups, typically require the approval of the companies’ boards, various committees and shareholders. Besides, the companies with inadequate profits need the government’s approval for any excessive salaries paid to their top executives.

As per the rules, the remuneration payable to any one managing director or whole-time director or manager, cannot exceed 5% of the net profit of the company. If there is more than one such director, the remuneration cannot exceed 10% of the net profit to all such directors and managers taken together. Among the 30 Sensex firms, at least 15 have already disclosed an increase in the ratio of top executive pay with that of the median employee remuneration for 2016-17. Nine of the Sensex firms are yet to disclose these numbers and therefore the tally may go up.

Which of the following statements is definitely true according to the passage?

Directions

A huge pay gap between CEOs and other employees at Indian companies has come to the fore, with the biggest listed blue-chip firms doling out to their top executives salary packages of up to 1,200-times of their median employee remunerations. An analysis of remuneration disclosures made by top listed companies forming part of the blue-chip index Sensex — under directions of the capital markets regulator SEBI — shows that the pay packages of senior-most personnel such as CEOs and executive chairmen continue to remain high and rose further at most private sector firms during 2016-17. On the contrary, the median employee remuneration fell or remained almost same during the last fiscal, while the ratio of the top executive’s pay to the median employee remuneration remained at astronomically high levels of hundreds-times in many cases.

The public sector companies show a totally different picture. Their chiefs get salaries of just about 3-4 times of their median employee remunerations. While the rules do not put any restrictions on the companies regarding how much more they want to pay their top executives vis-a-vis an average employee, the SEBI regulations require most listed companies to annually disclose various remuneration ratios to help the investors know about salary practices at the firms in which they have invested. However, salaries of top executives, especially in case of those related to promoter groups, typically require the approval of the companies’ boards, various committees and shareholders. Besides, the companies with inadequate profits need the government’s approval for any excessive salaries paid to their top executives.

As per the rules, the remuneration payable to any one managing director or whole-time director or manager, cannot exceed 5% of the net profit of the company. If there is more than one such director, the remuneration cannot exceed 10% of the net profit to all such directors and managers taken together. Among the 30 Sensex firms, at least 15 have already disclosed an increase in the ratio of top executive pay with that of the median employee remuneration for 2016-17. Nine of the Sensex firms are yet to disclose these numbers and therefore the tally may go up.

“The median salary of private sector employees is more than the median salary of public sector employees.”

According to the passage, this statement is

Directions

A huge pay gap between CEOs and other employees at Indian companies has come to the fore, with the biggest listed blue-chip firms doling out to their top executives salary packages of up to 1,200-times of their median employee remunerations. An analysis of remuneration disclosures made by top listed companies forming part of the blue-chip index Sensex — under directions of the capital markets regulator SEBI — shows that the pay packages of senior-most personnel such as CEOs and executive chairmen continue to remain high and rose further at most private sector firms during 2016-17. On the contrary, the median employee remuneration fell or remained almost same during the last fiscal, while the ratio of the top executive’s pay to the median employee remuneration remained at astronomically high levels of hundreds-times in many cases.

The public sector companies show a totally different picture. Their chiefs get salaries of just about 3-4 times of their median employee remunerations. While the rules do not put any restrictions on the companies regarding how much more they want to pay their top executives vis-a-vis an average employee, the SEBI regulations require most listed companies to annually disclose various remuneration ratios to help the investors know about salary practices at the firms in which they have invested. However, salaries of top executives, especially in case of those related to promoter groups, typically require the approval of the companies’ boards, various committees and shareholders. Besides, the companies with inadequate profits need the government’s approval for any excessive salaries paid to their top executives.

As per the rules, the remuneration payable to any one managing director or whole-time director or manager, cannot exceed 5% of the net profit of the company. If there is more than one such director, the remuneration cannot exceed 10% of the net profit to all such directors and managers taken together. Among the 30 Sensex firms, at least 15 have already disclosed an increase in the ratio of top executive pay with that of the median employee remuneration for 2016-17. Nine of the Sensex firms are yet to disclose these numbers and therefore the tally may go up.

Explain the meaning of the term vis-à-vis as used in the passage.

Directions

A huge pay gap between CEOs and other employees at Indian companies has come to the fore, with the biggest listed blue-chip firms doling out to their top executives salary packages of up to 1,200-times of their median employee remunerations. An analysis of remuneration disclosures made by top listed companies forming part of the blue-chip index Sensex — under directions of the capital markets regulator SEBI — shows that the pay packages of senior-most personnel such as CEOs and executive chairmen continue to remain high and rose further at most private sector firms during 2016-17. On the contrary, the median employee remuneration fell or remained almost same during the last fiscal, while the ratio of the top executive’s pay to the median employee remuneration remained at astronomically high levels of hundreds-times in many cases.

The public sector companies show a totally different picture. Their chiefs get salaries of just about 3-4 times of their median employee remunerations. While the rules do not put any restrictions on the companies regarding how much more they want to pay their top executives vis-a-vis an average employee, the SEBI regulations require most listed companies to annually disclose various remuneration ratios to help the investors know about salary practices at the firms in which they have invested. However, salaries of top executives, especially in case of those related to promoter groups, typically require the approval of the companies’ boards, various committees and shareholders. Besides, the companies with inadequate profits need the government’s approval for any excessive salaries paid to their top executives.

As per the rules, the remuneration payable to any one managing director or whole-time director or manager, cannot exceed 5% of the net profit of the company. If there is more than one such director, the remuneration cannot exceed 10% of the net profit to all such directors and managers taken together. Among the 30 Sensex firms, at least 15 have already disclosed an increase in the ratio of top executive pay with that of the median employee remuneration for 2016-17. Nine of the Sensex firms are yet to disclose these numbers and therefore the tally may go up.

Chose the word which is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word given in bold as used in the passage.

Fore

Directions

A huge pay gap between CEOs and other employees at Indian companies has come to the fore, with the biggest listed blue-chip firms doling out to their top executives salary packages of up to 1,200-times of their median employee remunerations. An analysis of remuneration disclosures made by top listed companies forming part of the blue-chip index Sensex — under directions of the capital markets regulator SEBI — shows that the pay packages of senior-most personnel such as CEOs and executive chairmen continue to remain high and rose further at most private sector firms during 2016-17. On the contrary, the median employee remuneration fell or remained almost same during the last fiscal, while the ratio of the top executive’s pay to the median employee remuneration remained at astronomically high levels of hundreds-times in many cases.

The public sector companies show a totally different picture. Their chiefs get salaries of just about 3-4 times of their median employee remunerations. While the rules do not put any restrictions on the companies regarding how much more they want to pay their top executives vis-a-vis an average employee, the SEBI regulations require most listed companies to annually disclose various remuneration ratios to help the investors know about salary practices at the firms in which they have invested. However, salaries of top executives, especially in case of those related to promoter groups, typically require the approval of the companies’ boards, various committees and shareholders. Besides, the companies with inadequate profits need the government’s approval for any excessive salaries paid to their top executives.

As per the rules, the remuneration payable to any one managing director or whole-time director or manager, cannot exceed 5% of the net profit of the company. If there is more than one such director, the remuneration cannot exceed 10% of the net profit to all such directors and managers taken together. Among the 30 Sensex firms, at least 15 have already disclosed an increase in the ratio of top executive pay with that of the median employee remuneration for 2016-17. Nine of the Sensex firms are yet to disclose these numbers and therefore the tally may go up.

Chose the word which is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word given in bold as used in the passage.

Contrary

Directions

A huge pay gap between CEOs and other employees at Indian companies has come to the fore, with the biggest listed blue-chip firms doling out to their top executives salary packages of up to 1,200-times of their median employee remunerations. An analysis of remuneration disclosures made by top listed companies forming part of the blue-chip index Sensex — under directions of the capital markets regulator SEBI — shows that the pay packages of senior-most personnel such as CEOs and executive chairmen continue to remain high and rose further at most private sector firms during 2016-17. On the contrary, the median employee remuneration fell or remained almost same during the last fiscal, while the ratio of the top executive’s pay to the median employee remuneration remained at astronomically high levels of hundreds-times in many cases.

The public sector companies show a totally different picture. Their chiefs get salaries of just about 3-4 times of their median employee remunerations. While the rules do not put any restrictions on the companies regarding how much more they want to pay their top executives vis-a-vis an average employee, the SEBI regulations require most listed companies to annually disclose various remuneration ratios to help the investors know about salary practices at the firms in which they have invested. However, salaries of top executives, especially in case of those related to promoter groups, typically require the approval of the companies’ boards, various committees and shareholders. Besides, the companies with inadequate profits need the government’s approval for any excessive salaries paid to their top executives.

As per the rules, the remuneration payable to any one managing director or whole-time director or manager, cannot exceed 5% of the net profit of the company. If there is more than one such director, the remuneration cannot exceed 10% of the net profit to all such directors and managers taken together. Among the 30 Sensex firms, at least 15 have already disclosed an increase in the ratio of top executive pay with that of the median employee remuneration for 2016-17. Nine of the Sensex firms are yet to disclose these numbers and therefore the tally may go up.

Choose the word which is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word given in bold as used in the passage.

  Restrictions

Directions

A huge pay gap between CEOs and other employees at Indian companies has come to the fore, with the biggest listed blue-chip firms doling out to their top executives salary packages of up to 1,200-times of their median employee remunerations. An analysis of remuneration disclosures made by top listed companies forming part of the blue-chip index Sensex — under directions of the capital markets regulator SEBI — shows that the pay packages of senior-most personnel such as CEOs and executive chairmen continue to remain high and rose further at most private sector firms during 2016-17. On the contrary, the median employee remuneration fell or remained almost same during the last fiscal, while the ratio of the top executive’s pay to the median employee remuneration remained at astronomically high levels of hundreds-times in many cases.

The public sector companies show a totally different picture. Their chiefs get salaries of just about 3-4 times of their median employee remunerations. While the rules do not put any restrictions on the companies regarding how much more they want to pay their top executives vis-a-vis an average employee, the SEBI regulations require most listed companies to annually disclose various remuneration ratios to help the investors know about salary practices at the firms in which they have invested. However, salaries of top executives, especially in case of those related to promoter groups, typically require the approval of the companies’ boards, various committees and shareholders. Besides, the companies with inadequate profits need the government’s approval for any excessive salaries paid to their top executives.

As per the rules, the remuneration payable to any one managing director or whole-time director or manager, cannot exceed 5% of the net profit of the company. If there is more than one such director, the remuneration cannot exceed 10% of the net profit to all such directors and managers taken together. Among the 30 Sensex firms, at least 15 have already disclosed an increase in the ratio of top executive pay with that of the median employee remuneration for 2016-17. Nine of the Sensex firms are yet to disclose these numbers and therefore the tally may go up.

Chose the word which is most nearly the OPPOSITE in meaning as the word given in bold as used in the passage.

Approval

Directions

The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) July World Economic Outlook Update retained India’s projected GDP growth rate for 2017-18 at 7.2%, and at 7.7% for 2018-19. The IMF added that while activity slowed following demonetisation, growth for 2016-17 was higher than anticipated on the back of government spending and stronger momentum in the first part of that year, as revealed by data revisions. “Growth in India is forecast to pick up further in 2017 and 2018, in line with the April 2017 forecast,” the IMF said. “While activity slowed following the currency exchange initiative [demonetisation], growth for 2016 — at 7.1% — was higher than anticipated due to strong government spending and data revisions that show stronger momentum in the first part of the year.”

The IMF had in April update had projected GDP growth in India at 7.2% and 7.7% in the financial years 2017-18 and 2018-19, respectively. The July update retained those projections. This trend is in keeping with the global growth trend. “The pickup in global growth anticipated in the April World Economic Outlook remains on track, with global output projected to grow by 3.5% in 2017 and 3.6% in 2018,” the IMF added said. “The unchanged global growth projections mask somewhat different contributions at the country level. U.S. growth projections are lower than in April, primarily reflecting the assumption that fiscal policy will be less expansionary going forward than previously anticipated.” On the other hand, the growth outlook was revised upwards for Japan, the euro area, and China. “Inflation in advanced economies remains subdued and generally below targets; it has also been declining in several emerging economies, such as Brazil, India, and Russia,” the IMF said.

Why, according to the passage, was the growth in 2016 more than expected?

Directions

The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) July World Economic Outlook Update retained India’s projected GDP growth rate for 2017-18 at 7.2%, and at 7.7% for 2018-19. The IMF added that while activity slowed following demonetisation, growth for 2016-17 was higher than anticipated on the back of government spending and stronger momentum in the first part of that year, as revealed by data revisions. “Growth in India is forecast to pick up further in 2017 and 2018, in line with the April 2017 forecast,” the IMF said. “While activity slowed following the currency exchange initiative [demonetisation], growth for 2016 — at 7.1% — was higher than anticipated due to strong government spending and data revisions that show stronger momentum in the first part of the year.”

The IMF had in April update had projected GDP growth in India at 7.2% and 7.7% in the financial years 2017-18 and 2018-19, respectively. The July update retained those projections. This trend is in keeping with the global growth trend. “The pickup in global growth anticipated in the April World Economic Outlook remains on track, with global output projected to grow by 3.5% in 2017 and 3.6% in 2018,” the IMF added said. “The unchanged global growth projections mask somewhat different contributions at the country level. U.S. growth projections are lower than in April, primarily reflecting the assumption that fiscal policy will be less expansionary going forward than previously anticipated.” On the other hand, the growth outlook was revised upwards for Japan, the euro area, and China. “Inflation in advanced economies remains subdued and generally below targets; it has also been declining in several emerging economies, such as Brazil, India, and Russia,” the IMF said.

Which of the following statements is definitely true according to the passage?

Directions

Below in each questions some sentences are given, find the sentence which is not really contributing to the main theme of the passage or find the odd sentence out and rearrange the remaining sentences to make a coherent paragraph. If the sequence is the one which is not given then choose option (5) as your choice.

A. It is the silent voice of the soul.

B. True conscience is innate.

C. Clarity of thoughts is of utmost importance when it comes to big life decisions.

D. You will achieve that measure of emotional and psychic relaxation without which it is impossible to find rest at your centre.

E. When you resist your lower impulses and strive towards inner heights, your conscience will be reasonably clear.

Directions

Below in each questions some sentences are given, find the sentence which is not really contributing to the main theme of the passage or find the odd sentence out and rearrange the remaining sentences to make a coherent paragraph. If the sequence is the one which is not given then choose option (5) as your choice.

A. Sometimes the effort is its own reward, no matter what the result.

B. Such a change would eliminate the parity they currently have with the Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commissioners and, therefore, equivalence with a judge of the Supreme Court in matters of pay, allowances and conditions of service.

C. The move by the NDA government to amend the far-sighted law aims at eroding the independence of the Information Commissions at the national level and in the States.

D. The proposed amendments show that the Central government seeks control over the tenure, salary and allowances of the Chief Information Commissioner and Information Commissioners at the Centre, and the State Chief Information Commissioners.

E. As a law that empowers the citizen, the Right to Information Act, 2005 quickly struck root in a country saddled with the colonial legacy of secretive government.

Directions

Below in each questions some sentences are given, find the sentence which is not really contributing to the main theme of the passage or find the odd sentence out and rearrange the remaining sentences to make a coherent paragraph. If the sequence is the one which is not given then choose option (5) as your choice.

A. Today, stemming the plastic tide is a national imperative.

B. It is naturally disruptive, and Mumbai, famed for its resilience in the face of urban challenges, is trying to adapt quickly.

C. Maharashtra’s ban on several consumer articles made of plastic, introduced after a three-month notice period to industry and users, is an extreme measure.

D. Different types of pollution exist in our environment.

E. India hosted this year’s World Environment Day and Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a high-profile pledge, to international acclaim, that it would do away with all single-use plastics by 2022.

Directions

Below in each questions some sentences are given, find the sentence which is not really contributing to the main theme of the passage or find the odd sentence out and rearrange the remaining sentences to make a coherent paragraph. If the sequence is the one which is not given then choose option (5) as your choice.

A. That has slowed from 2013, registering a worrying increase in 2016.

B. Although absolute numbers of people facing hunger and poor nutrition have always been high, there was a reduction in the rate of undernourishment since the year 2000.

C. As the threat of a currency war looms large over the globe, it is worth asking if the weakness of the rupee could boost India’s performance in global trade.

D. At the global level, the five agencies that together produced the assessment found that the gains achieved on food security and better nutrition since the turn of the century may be at risk.

E. The UN’s State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World report for 2017 has important pointers to achieve nutrition policy reform.

Directions

Below in each questions some sentences are given, find the sentence which is not really contributing to the main theme of the passage or find the odd sentence out and rearrange the remaining sentences to make a coherent paragraph. If the sequence is the one which is not given then choose option (5) as your choice.

A. In an excellent piece, Farzana Afridi and Kanika Mahajan deep dive into the National Sample Survey 2011-12 to show that it is actually married women that show a dramatic fall in workforce participation.

B. While unmarried women in the age group of 15 to 60 saw a rise in workforce participation from 37% to 50%, the number of married women has remained stagnant for 30 years at 20%, they write.

C. Instead of joining the workforce as the Indian economy grew from $284.3 billion to $1.8 trillion and per capita income grew from $340 to $1,480, women’s participation in the labour force fell from 47% to 37% over a 20-year period ending 2011-12.

D. Data on women participation in the Indian labour force shows that Indian women are preferring to stay at home rather than come out to work.

E. Feminism has been interpreted in many ways.

Directions

In each of the questions, a sentence is divided into five parts namely A, B, C, D and E in which two of the parts have some grammatical or contextual errors in them. You have to identify which pair among the given alternatives represents the parts that contain those errors. If none of the part has any error, then, mark option 5, i.e., ‘No error’ as your answer.

So far, the global practice has being (A)/ to use more effective drugs (insecticides and mosquito repellents) (B)/ against them but mosquitoes are (C)/ resilience  and have developed (D)/ the ability to adapt to new drugs. (E)

Directions

In each of the questions, a sentence is divided into five parts namely A, B, C, D and E in which two of the parts have some grammatical or contextual errors in them. You have to identify which pair among the given alternatives represents the parts that contain those errors. If none of the part has any error, then, mark option 5, i.e., ‘No error’ as your answer.

At the railway station in the central (A)/ Chinese city of Wuhan, where the (B)/ outbreak began last month, (C)/ the few passengers who took the risk of (D)/ returning home put on a brave face. (E)

Directions

In each of the questions, a sentence is divided into five parts namely A, B, C, D and E in which two of the parts have some grammatical or contextual errors in them. You have to identify which pair among the given alternatives represents the parts that contain those errors. If none of the part has any error, then, mark option 5, i.e., ‘No error’ as your answer.

Following in the tradition of what (A)/ might been called American geografitti,(B)/ the current incumbent of the (C)/ White House were reportedly unaware (D)/ that India and China share a border. (E)

Directions

In each of the questions, a sentence is divided into five parts namely A, B, C, D and E in which two of the parts have some grammatical or contextual errors in them. You have to identify which pair among the given alternatives represents the parts that contain those errors. If none of the part has any error, then, mark option 5, i.e., ‘No error’ as your answer.

Climate change and environmental (A)/ crisis have already emerged like (B)/ the most crippling (C)/ reason for loss on livelihoods (D)/ for  the poor across the world. (E)

Directions

In each of the questions, a sentence is divided into five parts namely A, B, C, D and E in which two of the parts have some grammatical or contextual errors in them. You have to identify which pair among the given alternatives represents the parts that contain those errors. If none of the part has any error, then, mark option 5, i.e., ‘No error’ as your answer.

The renewed calls for Scottish (A)/ independence could proved problematic (B)/ for Johnson as (C)/ he pursues Brexit, given Scotland’s (D)/ stand against be taken out of the EU. (E)

Directions

An idiom is used in three sentences. You need to choose the right option that covers the correct usage amongst these three sentences.

Can’t see the forest for the trees

A.            One should be particular about the goals ahead and ensure that they can’t see the forest for the trees.

B.            The CEO was told that he is focusing on only short term revenues and is not seeing the forest for the trees.

C.            All countries are focusing on their economies while they ignore the environment as they can’t see the forest for the trees.

Directions

An idiom is used in three sentences. You need to choose the right option that covers the correct usage amongst these three sentences.

  Salt of the Earth

A.            My mother is salt of the Earth as she upholds the trait of being honest.

B.            My friend is salt of the Earth as he is hardly seen out of his house!

C.            APJ Abdul Kalam is salt of the Earth and did his duties with utmost professionalism .

Directions

An idiom is used in three sentences. You need to choose the right option that covers the correct usage amongst these three sentences.

Sail close to the wind

A.            The view from the hilltop in like sailing close to the wind.

B.            I was sailing close to the wind as I began taking several breaks during office hours.

C.              My friend is a perfectionist and always sails close to the wind.

Directions

An idiom is used in three sentences. You need to choose the right option that covers the correct usage amongst these three sentences.

Pour oil on troubled waters

A.            Tensions between India and Pakistan fared up despite USA trying to pour oil on troubled waters.

B.            Emily was already depressed and Gareth ended up making it worse by pouring oil on troubled waters.

C.            Dirk poured oil on troubled waters by making his two friends fight with each other.

Directions

An idiom is used in three sentences. You need to choose the right option that covers the correct usage amongst these three sentences.

   Chasing rainbows

A.            Sachin Tendulkar was told he could not become a cricketer, but he was always chasing rainbows and achieved his dream.

B.            Michael Jordan attributed his fact to succeed in NBA to his attitude of chasing rainbows and surpassing them.

C.            Walsh cannot add two basic numbers but wants to become a mathematician. He is always chasing rainbows.

Directions

In the following question a short passage is given with one of the lines in the passage missing and represented by a blank. Select the best out of the five answer choices given, to make the passage complete and coherent.

The continuing failure of the Myanmar government to act decisively and urgently to protect civilians from the raging crossfire between the security forces and insurgents is shocking. The recent clashes in the western State of Rakhine have claimed over 70 lives and forced thousands of Rohingya to flee across the border into Bangladesh, in a rapidly deteriorating humanitarian crisis. ________________. The latest flare-up began last Friday when militants suspected to be from the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army attacked military and police outposts. That should have served as a caution against an excessive counter-insurgency operation, a real possibility given the history of systematic persecution of the Muslim minorities in Rakhine.

Directions

In the following question a short passage is given with one of the lines in the passage missing and represented by a blank. Select the best out of the five answer choices given, to make the passage complete and coherent.

Winding through dense woodlands of pine, deodar and oak, a five-kilometre road connects the two ridges. Secluded and shaded in daytime, it is unlit at night. Silence prevails, as if there are signs everywhere. _________. The wind sighing in the leaves, cicadas singing in the undergrowth, a woodpecker hugging a tree trunk, knocking softly on it. A bird calls out in the jungle. Occasionally, an Army truck labours uphill. The growl of its engine lingers in the air. In contrast, downhill traffic glides noiselessly.

Directions

In the following question a short passage is given with one of the lines in the passage missing and represented by a blank. Select the best out of the five answer choices given, to make the passage complete and coherent.

Adopting green technologies in power generation, which has a lock-in effect lasting decades, and other areas like transport with immediate impacts such as reduced air pollution has a twin advantage. _________________. It is imperative therefore that the national position raises pressure on rich countries for technological and funding assistance under the Paris Agreement. In parallel, India would have to update its preparedness to meet the new regime of transparency that is to be launched under the climate pact. The preparatory decisions to write the rules and modalities for such a framework, and assist developing countries with capability building will be taken at Marrakech. 

Directions

In the following question a short passage is given with one of the lines in the passage missing and represented by a blank. Select the best out of the five answer choices given, to make the passage complete and coherent.

Awash in green with wisps of clouds drifting through, this tranquil village up in the mountains of Uttarakhand is truly magical. With panoramic views of the Himalayas, fruit-laden orchards, deep forests and soothing calm, Sitla lends itself to agenda-less days. For city slickers, it’s easy to appreciate, but hard to first adjust to the boundless silence, staggering beauty and the vast expanse of time that just stretches lazily ahead.______________. But by evening, my restlessness stills and I feel calm. It entails three days of doing whatever I want.

Directions

In the following question a short passage is given with one of the lines in the passage missing and represented by a blank. Select the best out of the five answer choices given, to make the passage complete and coherent.

Ankle sprains usually involve the ligaments, muscles, tendons or bones in the area. ____________. The more you sprain your ankle, the greater the chances of you developing problems with the ankle joint. Keeping the muscles that support the ankles strong can, to a large extent, minimize your chances of suffering an injury. Several muscles work in tandem to support the functioning of the foot and ankle. Amongst the most important are the calf muscles.

Directions

Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words/ Phrases have been printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.

It is a good time to be in India — GDP growth is back on track, government reforms are in execution mode, ease of doing business is consistently improving and the macro economic environment is on the favourable side. Ideally, it should be a time of optimism and hope, with positive vibes abounding. However, not everything is completely rosy and positive. For several reasons, some obvious, some lateral and some even unfounded, capitalism, for the lack of a better phrase, is under siege in India. Public sentiment is not overtly positive and even negative in some instances towards the corporate sector. As Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian observed recently, public opinion about the private sector has changed from “crony capitalism” to “stigmatised capitalism”. In his view, there isn’t enough trust in the private sector today and that is making it much more difficult to give the private sector a bigger role in nation building. Such an approach can be detrimental in the long run.

However, what must also be acknowledged is that this public opinion has come about to some extent due to the private sector itself as also the general perception and situation in the Indian ecosystem. Recent issues of corporate governance across a spate of companies, including some reputed ones, have brought the reliability and credibility of India’s corporate sector into question. While it is important to note that most of these issues were handled eventually and in good measure, their short-term impact on the minds of the public has been quite negative. The onus is therefore on the private sector to dispel any fears and clear the clouds of doubt that persist. This will ensure better perception and rebuild the confidence necessary to trust the private sector.

Subramanian’s statement is a wake-up call for industry. A single solution will probably not work for an issue that is starting to become deep-rooted in the minds of the people. We need to handle this problem through a multi-pronged approach, focusing on both perception and action.

An often talked-about grouse against the corporate world is the lack of transparency on any kind of decisions. This has often been true as well. It is important that we embrace openness as a key corporate governance construct across companies. Appropriate and timely disclosures in the public domain by the private sector companies, especially related to major board decisions, would help in avoiding future controversies. All critical board decisions should be kept in the public domain, and those out of this ambit should be the ones that could impinge on a company’s strategic business interests. The guiding mantra here should be “communicate as long as it is not material non-public information”. Open and free communication, to the extent possible, will substantially help improve the perception of corporates in the mind of the common man. Corporate leaders need to communicate their decisions as well as their thinking processes.

The next innings of corporate India must focus on responsible capitalism. This will come about by moving from an approach of shareholder capitalism to stakeholder capitalism. The focus today continues to be working towards creating value for the shareholder. However, overall value creation is higher for all groups if a stakeholder approach is undertaken. This will include customers, employees, regulators, government and the society at large. This will involve having the ability to manage multiple bottom-lines and not just the bottom-line related to profits. It must include additional bottom-lines on customer centricity, employee welfare, government and regulator interactions and, most importantly, the value added to the general society by creating jobs and making efficient investments.

The rebuilding of trust in the private sector has different facets attached to it, and every aspect of this exercise requires sincere measures for taking the game to the next level, instead of just waiting for the government or the regulators to find solutions. We are on a new path and a different, better India is being created. It is imperative that the corporate sector is an active participant in driving this change. After all, it is also the power of the Indian private sector which has contributed to propelling India into becoming the sixth-largest economy in the world. The private sector has the capabilities and resources — we should treat it as our responsibility to use these resources wisely. A highly responsible and credible corporate sector can ensure a double-digit GDP growth in the coming years to take the country on course to becoming one of the top three economies in the world quickly, along with China and the US.

Ambit

Directions

Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words/ Phrases have been printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.

It is a good time to be in India — GDP growth is back on track, government reforms are in execution mode, ease of doing business is consistently improving and the macro economic environment is on the favourable side. Ideally, it should be a time of optimism and hope, with positive vibes abounding. However, not everything is completely rosy and positive. For several reasons, some obvious, some lateral and some even unfounded, capitalism, for the lack of a better phrase, is under siege in India. Public sentiment is not overtly positive and even negative in some instances towards the corporate sector. As Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian observed recently, public opinion about the private sector has changed from “crony capitalism” to “stigmatised capitalism”. In his view, there isn’t enough trust in the private sector today and that is making it much more difficult to give the private sector a bigger role in nation building. Such an approach can be detrimental in the long run.

However, what must also be acknowledged is that this public opinion has come about to some extent due to the private sector itself as also the general perception and situation in the Indian ecosystem. Recent issues of corporate governance across a spate of companies, including some reputed ones, have brought the reliability and credibility of India’s corporate sector into question. While it is important to note that most of these issues were handled eventually and in good measure, their short-term impact on the minds of the public has been quite negative. The onus is therefore on the private sector to dispel any fears and clear the clouds of doubt that persist. This will ensure better perception and rebuild the confidence necessary to trust the private sector.

Subramanian’s statement is a wake-up call for industry. A single solution will probably not work for an issue that is starting to become deep-rooted in the minds of the people. We need to handle this problem through a multi-pronged approach, focusing on both perception and action.

An often talked-about grouse against the corporate world is the lack of transparency on any kind of decisions. This has often been true as well. It is important that we embrace openness as a key corporate governance construct across companies. Appropriate and timely disclosures in the public domain by the private sector companies, especially related to major board decisions, would help in avoiding future controversies. All critical board decisions should be kept in the public domain, and those out of this ambit should be the ones that could impinge on a company’s strategic business interests. The guiding mantra here should be “communicate as long as it is not material non-public information”. Open and free communication, to the extent possible, will substantially help improve the perception of corporates in the mind of the common man. Corporate leaders need to communicate their decisions as well as their thinking processes.

The next innings of corporate India must focus on responsible capitalism. This will come about by moving from an approach of shareholder capitalism to stakeholder capitalism. The focus today continues to be working towards creating value for the shareholder. However, overall value creation is higher for all groups if a stakeholder approach is undertaken. This will include customers, employees, regulators, government and the society at large. This will involve having the ability to manage multiple bottom-lines and not just the bottom-line related to profits. It must include additional bottom-lines on customer centricity, employee welfare, government and regulator interactions and, most importantly, the value added to the general society by creating jobs and making efficient investments.

The rebuilding of trust in the private sector has different facets attached to it, and every aspect of this exercise requires sincere measures for taking the game to the next level, instead of just waiting for the government or the regulators to find solutions. We are on a new path and a different, better India is being created. It is imperative that the corporate sector is an active participant in driving this change. After all, it is also the power of the Indian private sector which has contributed to propelling India into becoming the sixth-largest economy in the world. The private sector has the capabilities and resources — we should treat it as our responsibility to use these resources wisely. A highly responsible and credible corporate sector can ensure a double-digit GDP growth in the coming years to take the country on course to becoming one of the top three economies in the world quickly, along with China and the US.

Grouse

Directions

Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words/ Phrases have been printed in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.

It is a good time to be in India — GDP growth is back on track, government reforms are in execution mode, ease of doing business is consistently improving and the macro economic environment is on the favourable side. Ideally, it should be a time of optimism and hope, with positive vibes abounding. However, not everything is completely rosy and positive. For several reasons, some obvious, some lateral and some even unfounded, capitalism, for the lack of a better phrase, is under siege in India. Public sentiment is not overtly positive and even negative in some instances towards the corporate sector. As Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian observed recently, public opinion about the private sector has changed from “crony capitalism” to “stigmatised capitalism”. In his view, there isn’t enough trust in the private sector today and that is making it much more difficult to give the private sector a bigger role in nation building. Such an approach can be detrimental in the long run.

However, what must also be acknowledged is that this public opinion has come about to some extent due to the private sector itself as also the general perception and situation in the Indian ecosystem. Recent issues of corporate governance across a spate of companies, including some reputed ones, have brought the reliability and credibility of India’s corporate sector into question. While it is important to note that most of these issues were handled eventually and in good measure, their short-term impact on the minds of the public has been quite negative. The onus is therefore on the private sector to dispel any fears and clear the clouds of doubt that persist. This will ensure better perception and rebuild the confidence necessary to trust the private sector.

Subramanian’s statement is a wake-up call for industry. A single solution will probably not work for an issue that is starting to become deep-rooted in the minds of the people. We need to handle this problem through a multi-pronged approach, focusing on both perception and action.

An often talked-about grouse against the corporate world is the lack of transparency on any kind of decisions. This has often been true as well. It is important that we embrace openness as a key corporate governance construct across companies. Appropriate and timely disclosures in the public domain by the private sector companies, especially related to major board decisions, would help in avoiding future controversies. All critical board decisions should be kept in the public domain, and those out of this ambit should be the ones that could impinge on a company’s strategic business interests. The guiding mantra here should be “communicate as long as it is not material non-public information”. Open and free communication, to the extent possible, will substantially help improve the perception of corporates in the mind of the common man. Corporate leaders need to communicate their decisions as well as their thinking processes.

The next innings of corporate India must focus on responsible capitalism. This will come about by moving from an approach of shareholder capitalism to stakeholder capitalism. The focus today continues to be working towards creating value for the shareholder. However, overall value creation is higher for all groups if a stakeholder approach is undertaken. This will include customers, employees, regulators, government and the society at large. This will involve having the ability to manage multiple bottom-lines and not just the bottom-line related to profits. It must include additional bottom-lines on customer centricity, employee welfare, government and regulator interactions and, most importantly, the value added to the general society by creating jobs and making efficient investments.

The rebuilding of trust in the private sector has different facets attached to it, and every aspect of this exercise requires sincere measures for taking the game to the next level, instead of just waiting for the government or the regulators to find solutions. We are on a new path and a different, better India is being created. It is imperative that the corporate sector is an active participant in driving this change. After all, it is also the power of the Indian private sector which has contributed to propelling India into becoming the sixth-largest economy in the world. The private sector has the capabilities and resources — we should treat it as our responsibility to use these resources wisely. A highly responsible and credible corporate sector can ensure a double-digit GDP growth in the coming years to take the country on course to becoming one of the top three economies in the world quickly, along with China and the US.

Choose the word/group of words which is most opposite in meaning to the word ‘abounding’ as used in passage .

Directions

In each question, three meanings numbered I, II and III are given for the Idiom / Phrase highlighted in the sentence. Out of the given three meanings, only one or two or all the three may be correct. Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom / Phrase and mark it as your answer.

He will do whatever it takes to make his venture a successful one – he will go the whole nine yards .

I. Use the wrong means

II. Everything that is possible

III. Take loan from wherever possible

Directions

In each question, three meanings numbered I, II and III are given for the Idiom / Phrase highlighted in the sentence. Out of the given three meanings, only one or two or all the three may be correct. Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom / Phrase and mark it as your answer.

Having a discussion with Oswald is a very difficult task. He’s totally off his rocker .

I. Someone who cheats

II. Someone who is crazy

III. Someone who doesn’t listen to anyone

Directions

The following questions are accompanied by three statements I, II and III.  You have to determine which statement(s) is/are sufficient/necessary to answer the questions. 

What is the length of a running train P crossing another running train Q?

Statement I: These two trains take 11 seconds to cross each other.

Statement II: These trains are running in opposite directions.

Statement III: The length of the train Q is 180 metres.

Directions

The following questions are accompanied by three statements I, II and III.  You have to determine which statement(s) is/are sufficient/necessary to answer the questions. 

What was the age of Kamal 5 years ago?

Statement I: Sumit is three years older than Kamal.

Statement II: The ratio of Sumit’s present age to Kamal’s is 6:5.

Statement III: The difference between the age of Sumit and that of Vishal is 17 years.

Directions

Each of the questions below consists of a question and three statements numbered I, II and III given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read all the statements and give answer –

What is the circumference of the semi-circle?

Statement I: The difference between the length and the breadth of a parallelogram is 11 cm.

Statement II: The area of the semi-circle is 3/8 of the area of the parallelogram.

Statement III: The length of the parallelogram is 4.5 times the radius of the circle.

Directions

Each of the questions below consists of a question and three statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in both the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read all the statements and give answer –

What is the speed of the stream?

Statement I: The ratio of the speed upstream to the speed downstream of a boat is 5:9.

Statement II: The distance travelled upstream in 7 hours by the boat is more than the distance travelled by it downstream in 3 hour by 24 km.

Directions

Each of the questions below consists of a question and three statements numbered I, II and III given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read all the statements and give answer –

What is the area of the right angled triangle?

Statement I: The perimeter of the triangle is 4 times of the base.

Statement II: The length of the perpendicular is 9 cm.

Statement III: The length of hypotenuse is 6 cm.

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What value should come in place of question mark (?) in the following question. (You need not to calcualte the exact value)

Directions

What value should come in place of question mark (?) in the following question. (You need not to calcualte the exact value)

26.98² + 37.04² – 46.96² = ? + 1179.23

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What value should come in place of question mark (?) in the following question. (You need not to calcualte the exact value)

29.97 × + 39.93 = ?

Directions

What value should come in place of question mark (?) in the following question. (You need not to calcualte the exact value)

Directions

What value should come in place of question mark (?) in the following question. (You need not to calcualte the exact value)

Directions

Study the information carefully to answer the questions that follow:

An Engineering College consisting of a total of 24960 students has boys and girls in the ratio of 7:6. All the students are enrolled in different types of trades, viz Electrical, Mechanical and Civil. One-eighth of the boys are enrolled in only Mechanical trade. Twenty percent of the girl are enrolled in only civil trade. Fifteen percent of the boys are enrolled in only electrical trade. Ten percent of the girls are enrolled in both Electrical and Mechanical trades together.The number of girls enrolled in only electrical trades is one hundred fifty per cent of the boys enrolled in the same. One-third of the boys are enrolled in the three trades together. The ratio of boys enrolled in Mechanical and Civil trades together to the girls enrolled in the same is 1:2. Ten percent of the girls are enrolled in only Mechanical trades whereas twenty five percent of the girls are enrolled in both Mechanical and Civil trades together. The remaining girls are enrolled in all the three trades together. The number of boys enrolled in Electrical and Mechanical trades together is fifty percent more than that of the number of girls enrolled in the same. The remaining boys are enrolled in only civil trades.

What is the total number of students who are enrolled in Mechanical?

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Study the information carefully to answer the questions that follow:

An Engineering College consisting of a total of 24960 students has boys and girls in the ratio of 7:6. All the students are enrolled in different types of trades, viz Electrical, Mechanical and Civil. One-eighth of the boys are enrolled in only Mechanical trade. Twenty percent of the girl are enrolled in only civil trade. Fifteen percent of the boys are enrolled in only electrical trade. Ten percent of the girls are enrolled in both Electrical and Mechanical trades together.The number of girls enrolled in only electrical trades is one hundred fifty per cent of the boys enrolled in the same. One-third of the boys are enrolled in the three trades together. The ratio of boys enrolled in Mechanical and Civil trades together to the girls enrolled in the same is 1:2. Ten percent of the girls are enrolled in only Mechanical trades whereas twenty five percent of the girls are enrolled in both Mechanical and Civil trades together. The remaining girls are enrolled in all the three trades together. The number of boys enrolled in Electrical and Mechanical trades together is fifty percent more than that of the number of girls enrolled in the same. The remaining boys are enrolled in only civil trades.

Total number of girls enrolled in Electrical is approximately what per cent of the total number of students in the college?

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Study the information carefully to answer the questions that follow:

An Engineering College consisting of a total of 24960 students has boys and girls in the ratio of 7:6. All the students are enrolled in different types of trades, viz Electrical, Mechanical and Civil. One-eighth of the boys are enrolled in only Mechanical trade. Twenty percent of the girl are enrolled in only civil trade. Fifteen percent of the boys are enrolled in only electrical trade. Ten percent of the girls are enrolled in both Electrical and Mechanical trades together.The number of girls enrolled in only electrical trades is one hundred fifty per cent of the boys enrolled in the same. One-third of the boys are enrolled in the three trades together. The ratio of boys enrolled in Mechanical and Civil trades together to the girls enrolled in the same is 1:2. Ten percent of the girls are enrolled in only Mechanical trades whereas twenty five percent of the girls are enrolled in both Mechanical and Civil trades together. The remaining girls are enrolled in all the three trades together. The number of boys enrolled in Electrical and Mechanical trades together is fifty percent more than that of the number of girls enrolled in the same. The remaining boys are enrolled in only civil trades.

What is the total number of students enrolled in all the three trades together?

Directions

Study the information carefully to answer the questions that follow:

An Engineering College consisting of a total of 24960 students has boys and girls in the ratio of 7:6. All the students are enrolled in different types of trades, viz Electrical, Mechanical and Civil. One-eighth of the boys are enrolled in only Mechanical trade. Twenty percent of the girl are enrolled in only civil trade. Fifteen percent of the boys are enrolled in only electrical trade. Ten percent of the girls are enrolled in both Electrical and Mechanical trades together.The number of girls enrolled in only electrical trades is one hundred fifty per cent of the boys enrolled in the same. One-third of the boys are enrolled in the three trades together. The ratio of boys enrolled in Mechanical and Civil trades together to the girls enrolled in the same is 1:2. Ten percent of the girls are enrolled in only Mechanical trades whereas twenty five percent of the girls are enrolled in both Mechanical and Civil trades together. The remaining girls are enrolled in all the three trades together. The number of boys enrolled in Electrical and Mechanical trades together is fifty percent more than that of the number of girls enrolled in the same. The remaining boys are enrolled in only civil trades.

Number of girls enrolled in only Mechanical trade is what percent less than that of the boys enrolled in the same?

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Study the information carefully to answer the questions that follow:

An Engineering College consisting of a total of 24960 students has boys and girls in the ratio of 7:6. All the students are enrolled in different types of trades, viz Electrical, Mechanical and Civil. One-eighth of the boys are enrolled in only Mechanical trade. Twenty percent of the girl are enrolled in only civil trade. Fifteen percent of the boys are enrolled in only electrical trade. Ten percent of the girls are enrolled in both Electrical and Mechanical trades together.The number of girls enrolled in only electrical trades is one hundred fifty per cent of the boys enrolled in the same. One-third of the boys are enrolled in the three trades together. The ratio of boys enrolled in Mechanical and Civil trades together to the girls enrolled in the same is 1:2. Ten percent of the girls are enrolled in only Mechanical trades whereas twenty five percent of the girls are enrolled in both Mechanical and Civil trades together. The remaining girls are enrolled in all the three trades together. The number of boys enrolled in Electrical and Mechanical trades together is fifty percent more than that of the number of girls enrolled in the same. The remaining boys are enrolled in only civil trades.

What is the ratio of the number of girls enrolled in only civil trade to the number of boys enrolled in the same?

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In the following questions, two equations numbered I and II are given.

You have to solve both the equations and give answer.

(1) If x > y

(2) If x < y

(3) If x ≥ y

(4) If x ≤ y

(5) If x = y or Relationship between x & y cannot be established                                                                     

I. 3x² + 76x + 465 = 0

II. 5y² – 58y + 129 = 0

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In the following questions, two equations numbered I and II are given.

You have to solve both the equations and give answer.

(1) If x > y

(2) If x < y

(3) If x ≥ y

(4) If x ≤ y

(5) If x = y or Relationship between x & y cannot be established                                                                     

I. 5x² + 15x  – 900 = 0

II. 5y² – 20y – 825 = 0

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In the following questions, two equations numbered I and II are given. You have to solve both the equations and find out the correct option. Give answer 

I. √36x + √72 = 0    

II. √4y + 2 = 0 

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In the following questions, two equations numbered I and II are given.

You have to solve both the equations and give answer.

(1) If x > y

(2) If x < y

(3) If x ≥ y

(4) If x ≤ y

(5) If x = y or Relationship between x & y cannot be established                                                                     

I. 25x² + 150x + 125 = 0

II. 10y² + 160y + 390 = 0 

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In the following questions, two equations numbered I and II are given. You have to solve both the equations and find out the correct option. Give answer 

I. (324)^1/2 x + √484 = 256

II. (441)^1/2 y² – 100 = 1244

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The Line graph shows the total number of students (in thousands) of three different streams viz. Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical who participated in a seminar organized by TCS in five different years.

The total number of male students in 2017 from all streams participating in seminar is approximately what percent of total number of female students from all streams participating in seminar in 2015?

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The Line graph shows the total number of students (in thousands) of three different streams viz. Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical who participated in a seminar organized by TCS in five different years.

In 2018, if 10% male students and 5% female students from Electrical stream asked questions in the seminar while 10% of total students from Electronics stream asked questions in the seminar, then total number of students from Electrical who asked questions is approximately what percent of the total number of students from Electronics who asked questions in 2018?

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The Line graph shows the total number of students (in thousands) of three different streams viz. Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical who participated in a seminar organized by TCS in five different years.

What is the approximate average number of male students from Mechanical who participated in seminar throughout all the five years (excluding 2018)?

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The Line graph shows the total number of students (in thousands) of three different streams viz. Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical who participated in a seminar organized by TCS in five different years.

Total no. of female students from Electronics in 2014 and 2016 together is approximately what percent more than the total no. of male students from Electrical who participated in the seminar in the same years?

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The Line graph shows the total number of students (in thousands) of three different streams viz. Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical who participated in a seminar organized by TCS in five different years.

In 2013, TCS had organized the seminar but the total no. of students in each stream viz, (Electrical, Electronic and Mechanical) were 10%, 20% and 25% less than that of 2015 respectively and total no. of boys who participated in the seminar in 2013 from Bank, SSC, Railway were 1500, 2250 and 3000 less than that of 2015 respectively. Find the total no. of girls participated in seminar in 2013 from all the three streams respectively. 

A Bank came up with an interesting investment plan under which it would offer 10% interest compounded half-yearly. Mr. X deposited ₹ 50000 once at the beginning of the year and once more in the middle of the year under this scheme. How much interest would he have earned at the end of the year?

A man earns 8/5 times in March, May, July, and December than his average earning of ₹ 5000 per month in the rest of the months. So his savings in the March, May, July, and December goes to 3/2 times than that of the rest month’s savings of ₹ 2400 per month in the year. What is his average expenditure per month?

7 men, 5 women, and 6 children were given as assignment of distributing 3936 books to students in a school over a period of four days. All of them distributed books on the first day. One of the second day, two men and one child were absent and on the third day, three men and one woman were absent. To complete the distribution two more women are hired and all of them worked on the last day. If the ratio of the number of books distributed in a day by a man, a woman and a child was 10:7:5 respectively, a total of approximately how many books were distributed on the third day?

From a rectangular sheet of length 50 cm and breadth 16 cm, ‘x’ equal sized circles of radius 3.5 cm are cut. Find the value of ‘x’, if the area of remaining sheet is 338 cm²?

A car covered 44 km less in T hours than a train, if speed of train is 40% more than speed of car, which is 55 km/hr and speed of an aircraft is 62(½) % more than the sum of speed of car and train. Find how much distance will be covered by aircraft in (T – 1/3) hour ?

A person earn 20% profit on the marked price. If he tripled the marked price but gave 50% discount on the new marked price then how much percentage of profit did he gain?

X spends 55% of his salary and saves the remaining. After his salary is increased by 32%, he saves 45% more of the amount he used to save earlier. What will be the percentage change in his monthly savings?

2 cosec² 33˚ cot² 57˚ – sin² 33˚ – sin² 57˚ – cot² 57˚ = ?

Ratio of Akhil Age to his first son’s age is 18:7 and Akhil wife’s age to Akhil second son’s age is 5:1. If elder son of Akhil is 8 year elder than another son (Akhil has only two son and no daughter) and average age of family is 38.25 year, then find the age of Akhil’s wife.

A does 50% of some work in 13 days. Later, with B’s help, she completes the remaining work in 4 days. In how many days can B alone complete the entire work?

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The bar graph shows the sales of six different jackets manufactured in 2018 (in thousands) in India.

The pie-chart shows the break-up of sales of Brand HRX in 2018 in different states.

Note→ All manufactured jackets are sold in these given 7 states.

What is the difference between the sales of HRX in state R and that in state T?

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The bar graph shows the sales of six different jackets manufactured in 2018 (in thousands) in India.

The pie-chart shows the break-up of sales of Brand HRX in 2018 in different states.

Note→ All manufactured jackets are sold in these given 7 states.

By what percent should the sales of brand HRX be increased so that its sales volume in state P becomes 30000, while the volume of sales in all other states remains the same (approximately)?

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The bar graph shows the sales of six different jackets manufactured in 2018 (in thousands) in India.

The pie-chart shows the break-up of sales of Brand HRX in 2018 in different states.

Note→ All manufactured jackets are sold in these given 7 states.

If in 2019, the total sale of Brand HRX increases by 12%, while its sale in state Q is increased by 34% and in state S by 22%, what is the approximate sales increase in the rest of the states together? 

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The bar graph shows the sales of six different jackets manufactured in 2018 (in thousands) in India.

The pie-chart shows the break-up of sales of Brand HRX in 2018 in different states.

Note→ All manufactured jackets are sold in these given 7 states.

Total sale of Fort Collins, Nike and Levis in 2018 is approximately what percent of the total sales of HRX in all states together in that year, 2018?

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The bar graph shows the sales of six different jackets manufactured in 2018 (in thousands) in India.

The pie-chart shows the break-up of sales of Brand HRX in 2018 in different states.

Note→ All manufactured jackets are sold in these given 7 states.

If total sale of all brands together increases by 20% in 2019 and sale of HRX in State R increase by 10% keeping  degree distribution of HRX in these seven states same as previous then, what is the total sale of all jackets in 2019 of all brands except brand HRX.  

Who is appointed Director General of AIR News?

Which state has become 1st state to provide free internet for the poor?

Which state government has launched ‘Spandan Campaign’ to check suicide and fratricide involving police personnel?

Who is the author of an eBook, named A Burning?

Which organisation will enhance its support for the Government of India’s program to rejuvenate the Ganga River with a $400 million operation?

_______________ app was launched by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor, Shri Shaktikanta Das that would help visually impaired people to identify denomination of currency notes

On which date World Biofuel Day is celebrated annually?