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  • For Question Numbers 1 to 3 please study the table below showing the number of cars sold by four dealers (P, Q, R, S) over six months 

     

    Dealers ↓ Months P Q R S Total
    January 102 92 95 107 396
    February 94 96 104 106 400
    March 85 94 100 90 369
    April 108 97 99 96 400
    May 98 102 100 89 389
    June 95 104 102 91 396
  • Q1. What is the ratio of the total number of cars sold by dealer P in February, April and May to the total number of cars sold by dealer S in March, May and June?
  • Q2. The total number of cars sold by dealer P during February to June is what percent (%) more than the total cars sold by all the dealers in June?
  • Q3. What is the ratio of the total number of cars sold by dealer Q in January, March and June to the total number of cars sold by dealer R in February, April and May?
  • Q4. The total number of cars sold by dealer R from February to June is approximately what percent more than the total number of cars sold by dealer S from January to April?
  • Q5. A person buys two watches for a total sum of Rs. 1,000. He sells one watch at a loss of 5% and the other at a gain of 20% and on the whole, he gains Rs. 50. The cost prices of the two watches are:
  • Q6. The cost of running a movie theatre is Rs. 10,000 per day, plus additional Rs. 5,000 per show. The theatre has 200 seats. A new movie released on Friday. There were three shows, where the ticket price was Rs. 250 each for the first two shows and Rs. 200 for the late-night show. For all shows together, total occupancy was 80%. What was the maximum amount of profit possible?
  • Q7. A king has distributed all his rare jewels in three boxes. The first box contains 1/3 of the rare jewels, while the second box contains k/5 of the rare jewels, for some positive integer value of k. The third box contains 66 rare jewels. How many rare jewels does the king have?
  • Q8. Rajnish bought an item at 25% discount on the printed price. He sold it at 10% discount on the printed price. What is his profit in percentage?
  • Q9. Find the next term in the series: 16, 81, 196, 361, 576, ?
  • Q10. What will be the next term in the following series? C4X, F9U, I16R, ?
  • Q11. 60 litres of a mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 4: 1. How much water should be added so that the ratio of milk to water becomes 3: 1?
  • Q12. Which of the following statement is NOT true about an ignorant mind?
  • Q13. Based on the passage, what does the author BEST mean when he says, “we are all engines of misbelief?
  • Q14. With which of the following statements will the author agree the MOST?
  • Q15. Read the following statement carefully. “_________ like a fake can be a sign of _________ and clinging too tightly to what feels like one's authentic self can _________ that growth." Fill in the blanks meaningfully, in the above statement, from the following options.
  • Q16. Read the following statement carefully and fill up the blanks from the given options. “As _________ evolved and eventually moved to cities, close proximity _________ how we viewed and assessed each _________."
  • Q17. Which one of the following is grammatically incorrect?
  • Q18. Which of the following terms conveys the appropriate meaning of “start of universe”?
  • Q19. Which of the following statements are true about the given passage? A. Science ultimately aims to provide a comprehensive theory of the universe. B. The scientists have tried to understand the metaphysics of the universe only. C. The scientists hold that God, being omnipotent, would have created the world in a completely arbitrary way. D. Since a pattern can be inferred in the way the universe changes with time, it can be held that even its origin would also have been regulated. Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
  • Q20. Fill up the blanks with appropriate words. “Oil painting did to appearance what capital did to social _________. It reduced everything to the _________ of objects. Everything became _________ because everything became a commodity. All reality was mechanically _________ by its materiality."
  • Q21. “A person who is prejudiced in his views and intolerant of the opinions of others” is known as
  • Q22. The CEO was thinking of changing the policy regarding leave, training & promotion. Which of the following will be the MOST efficient course of action for JTF and yet be fair to the employees?
  • Q23. Which of the following policies will be MOST prone to error while selecting deserving and sincere employees?
  • Q24. Due to her old car's frequent breakdowns, Vineeta decided it was time to replace it. She was afraid whether buying a Diplomatico SUV from Balaji Motors, as suggested by Shyam, will be a right decision for her. Which of the following pieces of additional information will help her the MOST in taking the right decision?
  • Q25. Three months passed. While returning from a friend's house, Vineeta's new SUV was hit by another car. Fortunately, she was not injured, but the SUV was badly damaged. Surprisingly, when Vineeta took the car for repairs to Balaji Motors, she was told that the repairs would not cost anything as the extended warranty on her car covered such accidents. Vineeta could not recall purchasing such a warranty; hence, she contacted Shyam. Shyam informed her that the extended warranty was mistakenly punched into her contract by an executive. As this mistake could not be reversed due to the company's rigid policies, Shyam bore the cost of Rs. 19,000. He further added that Vineeta should consider it a gift from Balaji Motors for purchasing the highest-priced Diplomatico SUV. As Vineeta rode back home, she wondered if she should pay Rs. 19,000 to Shyam since the extended warranty came to her aid that day. Which of the following is the MOST compelling rationale for Vineeta to justify not paying Rs. 19,000 to Shyam?
  • Q26. Shyam's satisfaction from meeting the month's quota for selling SUVs turned to dismay when one of his young executives nervously told him that he mistakenly punched an extended warranty for free to Vineeta's purchase contract earlier that morning. This could not be reversed from the company's system and meant a loss of Rs. 19,000 for the dealership. The executive was very sorry and was ready to take accountability. However, the amount was too large to be borne by the executive. Shyam was not concerned about placing accountability, but rather the recovery of the loss. He was unsure whether he should ask Vineeta for the money. The following pieces of information are available to Shyam: A. Shyam is aware that Vineeta is very happy with the deal he gave her for the car. B. Shyam feels that Diplomatico's software system is complicated for new employees, which might have also played a role in the error. C. Vineeta has a wide network and can connect Shyam with many potential customers. D. Vineeta's brother, a car enthusiast, has enough knowledge of how car dealers operate. E. Shyam feels that if he maintains the current sales volume, he might be able to persuade Diplomatico to write off the amount (Rs. 19,000). Which of the following combinations, of the above pieces of information, will MOST likely stop Shyam from trying to recover the money from Vineeta?
  • Q27. For the past several years, a certain technology has been widely used to transmit data among networked computers. Recently two data transmission companies, Aptron and Gammatech, have each developed separate systems that allow network data transmission at rates ten times faster than the current technology allows. Although the systems are similarly priced and are equally easy to use, Aptron's product is likely to dominate the market, because _________. Which of the following most logically completes the passage?
  • Q28. According to the new office smoking regulations, only employees who have enclosed offices may smoke at their desks. Virtually all employees with enclosed offices are at the professional level, and virtually all secretarial employees lack enclosed offices. Therefore, secretaries who smoke should be offered enclosed offices. Which of the following is an assumption that enables the conclusion above to be properly drawn?
  • Q29. Alan: Industrialisation helps in achieving a variety of social objectives such as employment, gender equality and poverty eradication. Thus, Industrialization must be promoted extensively for the welfare of a nation. Charlie: But you must also consider that extensive industrial processes can have negative environmental impacts, causing climate change, loss of natural resources and extinction of species. These threaten the economic and social welfare of a nation. Thus, the nation should promote the positive impacts of industrial development while limiting or eliminating its negative impacts. Charlie objects to Alan's argument by
  • Q30. Shalini's comments deeply hurt Nalini, especially since she had always considered Shalini to be a close friend. Nalini felt like declining the bonus, given her respect for and relationship with Shalini. Which of the following reasons, if true, will BEST dissuade Nalini from declining the bonus?
  • Q31. Since receiving the performance bonus, Nalini noticed a change in how her teammates behaved with her; they appeared indifferent towards her. Although there were no major issues, Nalini could not help but sense that her teammates began to perceive her as having a closer relationship with the top brass, following her recent accomplishment. Nalini assumed that her teammates might be influenced by Shalini; consequently, they seemed to be avoiding informal interactions with her. As Nalini had to rely on the support of her teammates, what could Nalini BEST do to normalize her relationship with them?
  • Q32. A significant project recently arrived at Symbolis, and Nalini was chosen to spearhead it. She was given the autonomy to create her own team to collaborate and drive this project to success. Nalini wanted to build a team where each of the team members worked with great comradery. As Shalini had previous experience of working with the client, Nalini offered her to join the team. However, Shalini expressed her willingness to work on the project only on the condition that she would be appointed as a team leader. Nalini was aware that the client was very difficult to work with. Of the three previous projects with the client, only the one, where Shalini was a team member, was successfully completed. What should be the BEST course of action for Nalini regarding the inclusion of Shalini in the team?
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