[Banking] IBPS PO/MT Topicwise question paper for 2014: GA, Maths, DI, English, Reasoning & Computer

1. Prologue
2. IBPS General Awareness
   1. Sarkari people in new (SPIN)
   2. Banking & economy related
   3. PIN: Sports related
   4. Places in News
   5. History-Culture
   6. Science Tech
   7. Foreign nations/people
3. IBPS: Maths-DI
   1. #1.Data Interpretation(Table-type)
   2. #2. Data Interpretation(Line-graph type):
   3. #3. DI Pie chart
   4. #4. DI: Paragraph based (aka Caselets)
   5. #5. Data Sufficiency
   6. #6. Comparison of Variables:
   7. #7. Simple/Compound Interest:(Profit-Loss type):
   8. #8. Series Continuation/odd-one out
   9. #9. Percentage,Mixture & Allegations:
   10. #10. Work & Time:
   11. #11. Speed,Time & Distance:
   12. #12. Mensuration:
4. IBPS English grammar & comprehension
   1. #1.Reading Comprehension
   2. #2.Cloze test(Fill in the blanks)
   3. #3.Sentence Correction
   4. #4.Para jumbles
5. IBPS: Reasoning
   1. Seating Arrangement(Circular)
   2. Seating Arrangement(Linear)
   3. Syllogism:
   4. Data Sufficiency
   5. Coding-Decoding:
   6. Puzzle
   7. Statements and Assumptions
   8. INPUT-OUTPUT
   9. Inequalities and Conclusion
   10. Direction-based Question
6. IBPS: Computer awareness
   1. #1.Operating system:
   2. #2.MS office
   3. #3.Security/Hacking:
   4. #4.INTERNET/E-mail/Networking:
   5. #5.Database Management:
   6. #6.Software/Programming:
   7. #7.Hardware/Devices:

Prologue

• IBPS had conducted online examinations for the post of Probationary officers/Management trainees throughout this October & November 2014.
• Based on the exam experience shared by the players, I have consolidated all the questions asked in different shifts and divided them section-wise so it will help all the future aspirants who are planning to attempt IBPS PO/MT in 2015.
• First and most important thing is to understand the exam-pattern: what type of questions are asked and from which book/newspaper? Then prepare accordingly. For example- SSC requires different approach than IBPS. CSAT requires different approach than IBPS and so on.
• if someone has cleared CSAT and he thinks IBPS will be a “pappu” exam, then he’ll be making a big mistake- same is true for the reverse case.
• Anyways, IBPS PO/MT online exam consist of 200 questions (each right answer=1 mark, wrong=negative 0.25)which had to be answered in 2 hours.
• There were five sections viz. Reasoning, English Language, Numerical Ability, General Awareness and Computer Knowledge.

IBPS General Awareness

• General Awareness under IBPS PO/MT consists of 40 questions.
• Here are the notable questions asked in the official IBPS PO/MT 2014 online computer exam:

Sarkari people in new (SPIN)

1. who is external affairs minister of India : Sushma Swaraj
2. who is consumer affairs minister of India :Ramvilas Paswan
3. Who is sumitra mahajan -Loksabha Speaker
4. Water resources minister :Uma Bharti
5. Defence minister : Arun Jaitley (Now-Manohar Parrikar)
6. Home Affairs Minister : Rajnath singh
7. Smriti Irani is which minister: HRD Minister
8. Governor of Maharashtra: C Vidyasagar Rao
9. Kerala Governor – P Sathasivam
10. Deputy speaker of Lok sabha : (Thambi durai)

Banking & economy related

1. The initial minimum paid-up capita lfor a private bank shall beRs.500crore
2. Rupay is started by – National Payment corporation.
3. Pehli Udaan, Pehla Kadam- SBI 10 years age account
4. Non-Payment of loans for 90 days is declared as- NPA
5. Body for Customer Complaints of banking sector- Banking Ombudsman
6. What is full form of RTGS : Real Time Gross Settlement
7. What is L in LAF : Liquidity(LAF-Liquidity Adjustment Factor)
8. Committee on Banking Ombudsman –Suman Verma Committee
9. What “S” stands in CDSL –Securities [CDSL :Central depository Securities depository Ltd.]
10. RBI given Banking licence to IDFC and ___ one :Bandhan
11. IFSC Code contain how many digits-11 alphanumeric code
12. EBW full form -Export Bills Permitted to be Written off
13. Slogan “India’s International Bank” of which bank-Bank of Baroda
14. Mobile Application used in Mobile for banking is called : M-banking
15. What is the full form of CRR : Cash Reserve Ratio
16. What is the full form of SARFAESI : Securitization and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act
17. What is the full form of ADR – American Depository Receipt
18. Suzlon Energy related to -Wind Turbine Supplier
19. Planning Commission is replaced by how many members(no of members in that committee) –8
20. Who is the head of Committee for Unclaimed funds of PPF – HR Khan.
21. Full form of MPLADS -Member of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme

PIN: Sports related

1. US open Mens winner-Marin Cilic
2. Wimbledon open Womens winner- Petra Kvitová
3. India’s flag bearer at asian games – Sardar singh
4. Gold medals won by India at 17th asian games : 11 Gold
5. Priyanka chopra in movie ’mary kom’ playing role of – Boxer
6. Heena Siddhu related to which game –Shooting
7. “Love” is related to which game –Badminton
8. D Viju related to which game –Badminton
9. Amit kumar related to which game -Wrestling

Movies & Awards	Books & Authors
man booker prize 2014-Richard Flanagan First talkie film of India – alarm ara First film of India –Raja Harishchandra Who is the music director of mile sur mera tumhara song – Ashok Patki. BKS Iyengar was awarded with – Padma Vibhushan	Author of‘The Mother I Never Knew’ – Sudha Murthy Author of Curtain Raiser- Natwar singh Hard Choice author – Hillary Clinton Book by Amitabh Ghosh— the circle of reason Half girlfriend author-Chetan Bhagat Who is Author of “The Lives of Others”- Neel Mukherjee

Places in News

1. Kundankulam nuclear plant is a agreement between India and which country : Russia
2. Husain sagar dam is associated with which river :
3. Indira sagar dam located in which state : (Madhya Pradesh)
4. Taj Mahal in which state : (Uttar Pradesh)
5. Kaiga nuclear plant is in which state : (Karnataka)
6. Rawatbhata power plant in which state: (Rajasthan)
7. Kakrapar nuclear power plant is in : (Gujarat)
8. Narora Power Plant situated in? (U.P.)

History-Culture

1. Which freedom fighter was killed during protest of Simon Commission- Lala lajpat Rai
2. Who transformed annual Ganesha festival from private family celebrations into a grand public celebrations – Lokmanya Tilak
3. Jai hind slogan was given by –Subhash Chandra Bose
4. Sati pratha abolished by which social activist –Raja Ram Mohan Rai
5. Agaria Tribe belongs to which state –Madhya Pradesh
6. Chanakya also known as :Kautilya
7. Founder of home-rule movement in India in Maharashtra : Lokmanya Tilak

Science Tech

1. Father of Atomic program in India-H.J. Bhabha
2. Father of atomic Bomb- J.Robert Oppenheimer
3. Who invented Dynamite – Alfred Nobel

Foreign nations/people

1. Largest desert – Sahara Desert
2. Who is Mr Donald Tusk – Former Prime Minister of Poland.
3. Jakarta is capital of which country : Indonesia
4. Shinjo abe is the prime minister of which country: Japan
5. Capital of Argentina: Buenos Aires
6. Full Form Of UNESCO : United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
7. U.K. Prime Minister? : (David Cameroon)
8. Indonesia Currency – (Rupiah)
9. Bangladesh currency : (Taka)
10. Headquarters of UNO is located in which country : New York.
11. Amsterdam is the capital of which country : (Netherlands)
12. Bank of International Settlement headquarter is at –Switzerland
13. Who is the president of Iran :Hassan Rouhani
14. What is the Capital of Tanzania –Dodoma

IBPS: Maths-DI

Coming to the most-time consuming section of IBPS PO/MT: Quantitative Aptitude under IBPS PO/MT consists of 50 questions & can be classified as follows:

Sections under Quantitative Aptitude	No. of Questions asked
Data Interpretation(Table-type)	5-7
Data Interpretation(Line Graph-type)	5-7
Data Interpretation(Pie-chart type)	4-6
Data Interpretation(Paragraph-based)	4-6
Data Sufficiency	4-6
Comparison of Variables	4-6
Series Continuation/odd-one out	4-6
Simple/Compound Interest(Profit-Loss)	2-3
Percentage, Mixtures & Allegations	2-3
Work & Time	1-2
Speed, Time & Distance	1-2
Mensuration/Geometry	1-2

 

Sample Questions (as it is not easy to recall exact questions)

#1.Data Interpretation(Table-type)

Study the following table carefully and answer the questions given below:

Number of Insurance customers(in Thousands) for a special scheme in different cities of four companies are as follows:

City	Insurance company
	United India	New India	LIC	National Insurance
Delhi	17.6	13.8	72.3	15.8
Mumbai	21.4	14.2	73.7	16.2
Kolkata	17.2	12.3	64.5	11.8
Chennai	18.6	11.7	54.5	12.2
Bengaluru	10.5	12.2	56.8	11.8
Jaipur	9.5	17.8	53.4	10.2

Q : Which of the following company is having second highest number of customers if we take average of all six cities?

1. United India
2. LIC
3. New India
4. National Insurance
5. None of the above

Q : Total customers of LIC in Jaipur & Delhi is nearly what percentage of the total customers of United India in Mumbai,Kolkata & Bengaluru?

1. A.145%
2. B.156%
3. C.165%
4. D.160%
5. E. None of the above

#2. Data Interpretation(Line-graph type):

Study the following Line-graph carefully which indicates total number of students admissioned in class VI during five years in the various Kendriya Vidhayalays located at Delhi,then answer the questions given below:

Q : What is the ratio between the total number of students admissioned in KV Mehrauli in the year 2011 & 2012 to that of the total number of students admissioned in KV Shakurbasti in year 2012 & 2013?

1. A.5:7
2. B.5:6
3. C.8:6
4. D.Can’t be determined
5. E.None of the above

Q : What is the approximate percentage of students admissioned in KV chandni chowk in year 2013 to the total number of students admissioned in all KVs in year 2010?

1. A.20%
2. B.35%
3. C.25%
4. D.Can’t be determined
5. E.None of the above

#3. DI Pie chart

Study the following two pie-chart carefully which indicates the total number of 2-wheeler units sold by Bajaj company and the number of units recalled due to some error, in the year 2013:

Q: Which 2-wheeler model has the least percentage of recalled units to that of the sold units?

1. Discover 100cc
2. Platina
3. Pulsar
4. CT-100
5. None of the above

Q: What is total units of Pulsar and CT-100 together that were not recalled?

1. A.175498
2. B.174944
3. C.173992
4. D. Can’t be determined
5. E. None of the above

Q : What is the approximate percentage of units recalled of CT-100 to the total number of units recalled?

1. 12.15%
2. 16.66%
3. 24.25%
4. Can’t be determined
5. None of the above

#4. DI: Paragraph based (aka Caselets)

Study the following infomiation carefully and answer the questions below:

In a school of 3000 students,the ratio of girls to boys is 7:8 respectively.All the students study three different subjects that is Hindi,Marathi and English. 30% of the boys study only Marathi,two -seventh of the girls study only Marathi and Hindi,One eighth of the boys study only Marathi and English. Number of girls studying only Marathi is 86% of the boys studying the same.Two fifth of the boys study only Hindi and English.40% of the girls study only Hindi.The remaining girls study only Hindi and English.The number of boys studying only Marathi and Hindi is 10% of the girls studying the same.The remaining boys study only Hindi.

Q : What is the total number of studends studying only Marathi?

1. A.850
2. B.888
3. C.760
4. D.Can’t be determined
5. E.None of the above

Q : Number of boys studying only Hindi is approximately what percent of the number of girls studying only Hindi?

1. A.48%
2. B.50%
3. C.43%
4. D.Can’t be determined
5. E.None of the above

#5. Data Sufficiency

The question given below contain two statements giving certain data.You have to decide whether the data given in the statements are sufficient for answering the question ?

What is the marks got by Rakesh?

1. The marks got by Rakesh is equal to the average marks got by Neeta and Sheela
2. Neeta got 80 marks which is 60% more than the marks got by Sheela.

Mark answer:

1. If statement I alone is sufficient but statement II alone is not sufficient.
2. If statement II alone is sufficient but statement I alone is not sufficient.
3. if each statement alone (either I or II) is sufficient.
4. if statement I and II together are not sufficient.
5. if both statement together are sufficient. but neither statement alone is sufficient.

Q. The question given below contain two statements giving certain data. You have to decide whether the data given in the statements are sufficient for answering the question ?

Two trains are moving in opposite direction. What is their relative speed?

1. The length of the trains are equal.
2. They cross each other in 12 seconds.

Mark answer

1. If statement I alone is sufficient but statement II alone is not sufficient.
2. If statement II alone is sufficient but statement I alone is not sufficient.
3. If each statement alone (either I or II) is sufficient.
4. If statement I and II together are not sufficient.
5. If both statement together are sufficient. but neither statement alone is sufficient.

#6. Comparison of Variables:

Q; In each question below one or more equation(s) is/are given. On the basis of these, you have to find out the relationship between ‘x’ and ‘y’?

1. x²-4x-5=0
2. y²-18x+81=0

Mark

1. if y<x
2. if y>x
3. y=x
4. if relation between x and y can’t be determined
5. none of above.

Q : In each question below one or more equation(s) is/are given. On the basis of these,you have to find out the relationship between ‘x’ and ‘y’

1. x + y = 18
2. x² + y² +xy=279

Mark:

1. if y<x
2. if y>x
3. y=x
4. if relation between x and y can’t be determined
5. none of above.

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#7. Simple/Compound Interest:(Profit-Loss type):

Q : Mahesh invested 20% more than Laxman in a project. Laxman invested 20% less than Ramesh. if they invested total Rs. 96048, what was Laxman’s investment?

Q : Manish sells his mobiles on 10% discount on marked price. He bought a mobile at Rs.900 and wants to get 10% profit. What should be the marked price?

1. 1275
2. 1250
3. 1175
4. 1100
5. None of the above

#8. Series Continuation/odd-one out

Q : Find out the wrong number in the following series: 5,18,76,382,2316

1. A.18
2. B.5
3. C.382
4. D.2316
5. E.None of the above

Q : What will come in place of question mark(?) in the following number series: 5,15,35,75,155,?

1. A.295
2. B.315
3. C. 275
4. D.305
5. E.None of the Above

#9. Percentage,Mixture & Allegations:

The owner of Gada Electronics sold total 108 mobiles of two companies last month. Micromax at 36% profit and Karbonn at 9% profit. If he made total 17% profit on total sales of these mobile phones, how many Micromax phones did he sell?

1. A.32
2. B.40
3. C.34
4. D.65
5. E.Can’t be determined

Q : A 75 liter mixture of milk and water contains 80% milk. How much water should be added to decrease the concentration of milk to 75%?

1. 10 litres
2. 5 litres
3. 12 litres
4. Can’t be determined
5. None of the above

#10. Work & Time:

Q : 12 men can complete a piece of work in 4 days, while 15 women can complete the same work in 4 days. 6 men start working on the job and after working for 2 days, all of them stopped working. How many women should be put on the job to complete the remaining work, if it is to be completed in 3 days?

1. 12 women
2. 15 women
3. 9 women
4. 10 women
5. Can’t be determined

#11. Speed,Time & Distance:

A 140 m. long train is moving at the speed of 70 km/hr.In what time the train will cross a person moving in the same direction at the speed of 4 km/hr? (approx)

1. 8 seconds
2. 16 seconds
3. 20 seconds
4. 24 seconds
5. 10 seconds

#12. Mensuration:

Q : The radius of a circle is twice the side of a square. whose area is 225 square m. The length of rectangle is twice the diameter of circle. What is the perimeter of a rectangle if its breadth is half the length?

1. 240m.
2. 180m.
3. 360m.
4. Can’t be determined
5. None of these

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IBPS English grammar & comprehension

English Language under IBPS PO/MT consists of 40 questions & can be classified as follows:

Topics	Qn.
Reading Comprehension(Direct questions + Vocabulary)	2 sets of 10 questions each
Cloze test(Fill in the blanks)	10
Sentence correction	4-6
Para jumbles	4-6

#1.Reading Comprehension

Read the following passage and answer the questions below it. A few words are given in the bold form to help easy location while answering some questions.

The first of the Great Debates, between Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts and the incumbent Vice President Richard Nixon on September 26,1960, centered around domestic issues. The topic of the next debate, on October 7, was a clash over U.S. policy regarding two small islands off the Chinese coast, and on October 13, this controversy continued. On October 21, the final debate, the candidates focused on American/Cuban relations. Few of the 70 million viewers could have fathomed what this first-ever televised presidential debate augured, not only for this specific series of debates, but more importantly for the preeminent role the fledgling medium would play in the future of the political arena. A pallid Nixon arrived at the Chicago CBS studios after a gruelling day of campaigning. The previous August a knee infection had sidelined him. He was still twenty pounds underweight, and he perspired profusely in an ill-fitting shirt. Moreover, he declined makeup to burnish his hospital pallor. The freshly painted studio backdrop had dried to an ashen hue that obscured his matching suit. The Democratic contender by contrast exuded a robust glow after a month of campaigning in California. He had spent his day rehearsing potential questions and relaxing. An aide later admitted that he supplemented his natural glow with a smidge of makeup. He was fit, trim, and confident. Despite the remarkably similar agends and arguments of the Republican and the Democrat, TV viewers unequivocally believed Kennedy to be the victor – whereas people who had followed the debates on the radio held the opposite opinion. The age of TV had arrived, and the subsequent party shuffle proved the undeniable potency of television.

Q : The author is mainly concerned about which of the following?

1. The debating styles of John Kennedy and Richard Nixon during the 1960 Great Debates
2. The effect of television on the results of the 1960 Great Debates
3. The health of Richard Nixon at the time of the 1960 Great Debates
4. The number of television viewers who tuned in to the 1960 Great Debates
5. None of the above

Q : According to the passage, which of the following was true of Richard Nixon?

1. He had a five o’clock shadow during the first debate.
2. He wore a brown suit during the first debate.
3. He lost his job after the election.
4. He warned of the impending Cuban crisis.
5. None of the above

Q : In context of the above passage choose the word which is most similar in meaning to the given word: freshly

1. Healthy
2. Garnish
3. Beautifully
4. Recently
5. None of the above

Q : In context of the above passage choose the word which is most opposite in meaning to the given word: burnish

1. Brighten
2. Glaze
3. Dull
4. Furbish
5. None of the above

#2.Cloze test(Fill in the blanks)

Find out the appropriate words in the blanks of the following passage:

After a journey of over 660 million kilometres that took 10 months, India’s Mars Orbiter Mission has swept with effortless ease into orbit ___(1)__ the Red Planet, making this country the first to achieve such a feat in a maiden attempt. Probes despatched to Earth’s sibling planet over the last half a century have often run into trouble of one kind or another, with only less than half of those spacecraft ending the voyage successfully. Thus far, only the United States, the former Soviet Union and the European Space Agency have __(2)__ in doing so. India and its space agency, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), now proudly join their ranks. Although ISRO could draw on its experience with the lunar probe, Chandrayaan-1, __(3)__ six years back, the challenges involved in sending a spacecraft all the way to Mars are far greater. That includes propelling the spacecraft with __(4)__ velocity to escape Earth’s gravitational grasp, guiding it along the proper trajectory over vast distances, and then slowing it down sufficiently to go into orbit around that planet. The spacecraft had to be capable of operating autonomously as communication signals to and from ground __(5)__ could take minutes to reach it. All of this has gone remarkably smoothly, including the orbit insertion manoeuvre with the spacecraft’s main engine, which had lain idle for almost 300 days. It is a tribute to ISRO and the professionalism of its scientists and engineers that every minute detail for such a complex mission could be attended to in the course of a project completed in just one and a half years. India’s Mars effort __(6)__ Rs.460 crore, an economical price tag by Western standards.

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Blank (1)

1. Into
2. Around
3. Off to
4. In
5. None of the above

Blank(2)

1. Failed
2. Succeeded
3. Achieving
4. Nurturing
5. None of the above

Blank(3)

1. Departed
2. Escalated
3. Launched
4. Escaped
5. None of the above

Blank (4)

1. Reluctant
2. Surpass
3. Maximum
4. Sufficient
5. None of tha above

Blank (5)

1. Places
2. Stations
3. Stands
4. Homes
5. None of the above

Blank (6)

1. Figures
2. Costs
3. Charges
4. Leads
5. None of the above

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#3.Sentence Correction

Which of the phrases(a),(b),(c)and(d)given below should replace the phrase printed in bold type to make the sentence grammatically correct? If the sentence is correct as it is, mark(e)i.e. ’No correction required’ as the answer:

Q : Maoist guerrillas strucked again this week, killing 14 personnel of the Central Reserve Police Force in Chhattisgarh

1. Strucking again
2. Struck into
3. Struck again
4. Striking back
5. No correction required

Q : We should also like a long-term global goal for adaptation to be clearly articulated

1. Will also like
2. Would also like
3. Must also like
4. Can also like
5. No correction required

#4.Para jumbles

Rearrange the followingfivesentences (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph; then answer the questions given below them—

1. underlying such disasters and mobilising
2. social scientists worldwide have worked intensively on understanding the complex dynamics
3. theoretical tools that are pragmatic, adaptive and iterative.
4. Shaken by the Bhopal gas disaster in 1984,

Which of the following would be the Last sentence after rearrangement?

1. (3)
2. (4)
3. (2)
4. (1)
5. None of the above

Which of the following would be the third sentence after rearrangement?

1. (4)
2. (1)
3. (2)
4. (3)
5. None of the above

Which of the following would be the first sentence after rearrangement?

1. (1)
2. (2)
3. (3)
4. (4)
5. None of the above

IBPS: Reasoning

Reasoning under IBPS PO/MT consists of 50 questions & can be classified as follows :

Sections under Reasoning	No.
Seating Arrangement(Circular)	6-8
Seating Arrangement(Linear)	6-8
Syllogism(All Dogs are Cats-type)	4-6
Data Sufficiency	4-6
Coding-Decoding	4-6
Puzzles	4-6
Statements and Assumptions/Conclusions	4-6
Input-Output	4-6
Inequalities and Conclusions	4-6
Directions based Questions	2-3
Blood-relation based Questions	2-3

Sample Questions(as it is not easy to recall exact figures and options from the exam.)

Seating Arrangement(Circular)

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

A,B,C,D,E,F,G and H are sitting around a circular table.F is fourth to the left of A who is also second to the right of the person who is sitting immediate right of D.C and E are facing each other.Neither B nor G is the immediate neighbour of D.

Q : Who is sitting second to the right of A ?

1. B
2. C
3. F
4. E
5. None of the above

Q : Who is sitting immediate left to the person who is sitting right to the third of D ?

1. G
2. D
3. H
4. B
5. None of the above

Q : Which of the following is definitely correct ?

1. A is sitting between D & F
2. C is sitting immediate left to D
3. F is sitting between D & B
4. D is sitting third to the right of C
5. None of the above

Seating Arrangement(Linear)

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

Eight persons P,Q,R,S,T,U,V & W are sitting in a straight line facing North,but not necessarily in the same order. Q sits second to the left of P. Three persons are sitting between V and Q. V sits on the extreme left end of row. S in an immediate neighbour of V. U and Q are not neighbours. R sits second to the right of S but is not the immediate neighbour of T. There are three persons between R and U.

Q : Who among the following sits between R & S?

1. U
2. T
3. Q
4. W
5. Can’t be determined

Q : Who among the following pair sits on the extreme ends of the row?

1. S,P
2. V,T
3. V,U
4. W,U
5. Can’t be determined

Q : Who among following sits third to the left of U?

1. P
2. Q
3. R
4. T
5. Can’t be determined

Syllogism:

Study the Given Statements and answer the following questions

1. All cats are dogs
2. some pigs are cats
3. no dogs are birds

Conclusion:

1. some cats are dogs
2. no birds are cats
3. some pigs are birds
4. some pigs are not birds

Answer choices

1. Only I follows
2. only I & III follow
3. only I,II & IV follow
4. All follow
5. None

Statements:

1. All men are women.
2. All women are crazy.

Conclusion:

1. All Men are crazy
2. All the crazy are men
3. Some of the crazy are men
4. Some of the crazy are women

Answer choices

1. None of the conclusion follows
2. All conclusions follow
3. only 1, 3 and 4 follow
4. only 2 and 3 follow
5. only 1 follows

Data Sufficiency

Each of the following questions consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question according to the following choice:

1. If the data in statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question, while data in statement II alone is not sufficient to answer the question
2. If the data in statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question, while data in statement I alone is not sufficient to answer the question
3. If the data in both the statements are necessary to answer the question
4. If the data in both the statements are not sufficient to answer the question
5. If the data in either statement I or in statement II are sufficient to answer the question

Q : How many students are there in the class ?

1. The number of passed student is equal to the failed student.
2. Priya ranks 25th among the girls from the bottom and 28th from the bottom among all students

Q : Among Rita,Sita,Gita,Neeta and Sarita,who is the oldest?

Coding-Decoding:

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

In a certain code,’we are friends’ is written as ‘ka fu mi’,’friends are honest’ is written as ‘fu mi la’,’honest always wins’ is written as ‘la nu ma’,wins brings happiness’ is written as ‘nu sa li’,’friends impart happiness’ is written as ‘sa mi te’.

Q : what stands for ‘friends’ in that code ?

1. nu
2. mi
3. te
4. Sa
5. can’t be determined

Q : How is ‘friends brings happiness’ written in that code?

1. ‘nu mi te’
2. ‘ka fu te’
3. ‘nu sa mi’
4. ’la nu te’
5. Can’t be determined

Puzzle

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below: A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H are eight friends who live in Eight different cities namely Delhi,Mumbai,Kolkata,Chennai,Bengaluru,Hyderabad,Pune & Indore(but not necessarily in the same order). Eight friends have Eight different cars of eight companies namely Maruti,Tata,Mahindra,Ford,Nissan,Hyundai,Honda & Renault..

A neither lives in Mumbai nor in Chennai. The person who lives in Pune have Tata car. The person who lives in Indore is not neither E nor H. G lives in Hyderabad and he neither have Honda nor have Hyundai.F is having Nissan car and he lives in Chennai.The person who lives in Indore have Honda.

Q : The person who do have Hyundai car lives in which of the following city?

1. Indore
2. Hyderabad
3. Pune
4. Mumbai
5. can’t be determined

Q : B lives in which of the following city ?

1. Pune
2. Mumbai
3. Indore
4. Kolkata
5. can’t be determined

Q : Which of the following is definitely correct :

1. A .G lives in Hyderabad and have Honda car
2. B. F lives in Chennai and have the Nissan car
3. C. B lives in Indore and have Tata car
4. D. H lives in Kolkata and have the Nissan car
5. E. None of the above

Statements and Assumptions

In each question below,is given a statement followed by two assumptions namely I and II. An Assumption is something supposed or taken for granted.You have to consider statement and the following assumption and decide which of the assumptions is implicit in the statement:

The government will provide Rs.700 crore for the upliftment of Football stadiums in West Bengal
Assumptions:

1. Football is famous than cricket in West Bengal
2. Other states in India have good football stadiums than West Bengal.

Answer choices

1. If only II is implicit.
2. A. If only I is implicit.
3. If either I or II is implicit
4. If neither I nor II is implicit.
5. If both I and lI are implicit.

Statement:

The prevention of money-laundering (amendment) Bill. 2011 provides for attachment and confiscation of the proceeds of crime even if there is no conviction so long as it is provided that money -laundering has taken place and the property in question is involved in the crime

Assumptions:

1. It is a global menace that cannot be contained by any nation alone.
2. The bill has enlarged the definition of money laundering to include concealment acquisition possession and use of proceeds of crime as criminal activities and to remove the existing limit of Rs 5 Iakh in fine.

Answer choices

1. If only I is implicit.
2. If only lI is implicit.
3. if either I or II is implicit.
4. If neither I nor II is implicit.
5. If both I and lI are implicit.

INPUT-OUTPUT

When an input is given to a word & number arrangement machine rearranges them following a particular rule in each step. The following is the illustration of the input and the steps of arrangement ::

Input : with the 19 2 man 17 30 to behave.

• Step I : to with the 19 2 man 17 30 behave
• Step II : to 2 with the 19 man 17 30 behave
• Step III : to 2 man with the 19 17 30 behave
• Step IV :to 2 man 17 with the 19 30 behave
• Step V : to 2 man 17 the with 19 30 behave
• Step VI : to 2 man 17 the 19 with 30 behave
• step VII : behave 30 with 19 the 17 man 2 to
• Step VIII : 5 30 4 19 3 17 3 2 2
• Step IX : 5-3-4 1 3-83-2-2

and step IX is the last step of the arrangement. As per rules followed in above steps, give answer to following question

If the step II of an input is,‘is 3 minute lucky 13 15 7 one of’, which of the following will be step VI?

1. is 3 of 7 one 13 lucky minute 15
2. is 3 of 7 one 13 lucky 15 minute
3. is 3 of 7 one 13 minute lucky 15
4. is 3 of 7 one minute lucky 13 15
5. None of these

Input: Start 13 they 4 11 motor and then 15 which of the following will be step V?

1. and 4 then 11 start 13 they motor 15
2. and 4 then start 13 they 11 motor 15
3. and 4 then 11 they start 13 motor 15
4. and 4 start 13 they 11 motor then 15
5. None of these

Inequalities and Conclusion

In the questions given below, certain symbols are used with the following meaning:

1. A @ B’ means A is not greater than B
2. A $ B’ means A is not smaller than B
3. A#B means A is neither greater than nor equal to B’
4. ‘A% B’ means A is neither smaller than nor equal to B’
5. A&B’ means A is neither greater than nor smaller than B’

Now in each of the following questions. assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the two conclusions l and Il given below is/are definitely true.

Statements: P#Q %R, R %S@T

Conclusions: I) P%T II) T @ P

1. If both statements I &II follow
2. If only statement I follows
3. If only statement II follows
4. If either I or II follows
5. If neither I nor II follows

Statements : L#M%N, L&O%N

Conclusions : I)M&N II)M%O

1. If both statements I &II follow
2. If only statement I follows
3. If only statement II follows
4. If either I or II follows
5. If neither I nor II follows

Direction-based Question

Study the following information carefully and answer the following questions accordingly:

A is to the north of B and C is to the west of D,who is to the north-east of B and south-east of A. E is to the south of C and F is the north of D.

Q : F is in which direction with respect to C?

1. North
2. North-East
3. South-west
4. East
5. Can’t be determined

Q : C is in which direction with respect to A ?

1. East
2. South
3. South-East
4. West
5. Can’t be determined

Blood-relation based question

• If P + Q means P is the father of Q
• P × Q means P is the wife of Q
• P – Q means P is the son of Q…then

Q : If M × N – O is true, then which of the following is definitely true?

1. O is the wife of N
2. O is father of M
3. M is daughter of N
4. N is father of M
5. None of these

Q : If S denotes Sita,R denotes Ram,P denotes Pawan & if S x R-P is true,then what is the relation between Sita and Pawan?

1. A : Brother-Sister
2. B. Mother-Daughter
3. C. Wife-Husband
4. D. Mother-Son
5. E. Can’t be determined

IBPS: Computer awareness

Computer Knowledge under IBPS PO/MT consists of 20 questions & can be classified as follows :

Sections under Computer Knowledge	Qn.
Operating system	2-3
MS office	2-3
Security/Hacking	2-3
Internet/Email/Networking	2-3
Database Management	2-3
Software/Programming	2-3
Hardware	2-3

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#1.Operating system:

Linux is an example of :

1. A . Virus
2. B. Freeware
3. C. Open source software
4. D. Bug
5. E. None of the Above

Which of the foolowing act as a bridge between User and the device ?

1. Printer
2. CPU
3. C.OS
4. Monitor
5. None of the Above

#2.MS office

What is the keyboard short-cut for new slide in MS office?

1. Ctrl+M
2. Ctrl+N
3. Ctrl+S
4. Ctrl+Shift+N
5. None of the Above

Which of the following is used for Presentations ?

1. MS Word
2. MS Excel
3. MS Outlook
4. MS Powerpoint
5. None of the Above

In MS Word to reverse the action of UNDO,what is used?

1. Again do
2. Redo
3. You do
4. We do
5. None of the above

#3.Security/Hacking:

Junk e-mail is also called as?

1. Spool
2. Spam
3. Stam
4. Junk-mail
5. None of the Above

A program designed to destroy data on your computer which can travel to “infect” other computers is called a ?

1. Disaster
2. Bacteria
3. Virus
4. Disease
5. None of the Above

#4.INTERNET/E-mail/Networking:

A device that connects to a network without the use of cable is said to be :

1. Distributed
2. Non-wired
3. Centralised
4. Wireless
5. None of the Above

Which of the following is a valid domain :

1. .gom
2. .tom
3. .cam
4. .com
5. None of the Above

#5.Database Management:

You organise files by storing them in a :

1. Index
2. Yard
3. Folder
4. List
5. None of the Above

#6.Software/Programming:

Compiling creates a :

1. Error free program
2. Good Environment
3. Bug
4. Restarting of Computer
5. None of the Above

The legal right to use software based on specific restrictions is granted via a :

1. Software policy
2. Software Password
3. Software Key
4. D.Software License

#7.Hardware/Devices:

A ………. is used to read hand written or printed text to make a digital image that is stored in memory.

1. Printer
2. Mouse
3. Joystick
4. Scanner
5. None of the Above

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