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Part : I | Gen. Knowledge & Awareness1. (A) Western coast of India recieves heavy rain-

fall but the Deccan receives very little be-

cause by the time the winds make it over

the Western Ghats they have lost most of

their moisture and very little falls on the

Deccan Plateau to the east of the Ghats.

This reduced rainfall on the leeward side

(away from the wind) of mountains is called

a Rain Shadow Effect.

2. (A) Sir C.V. Raman was an Indian physicist

whose ground breaking work in the field of

light scattering earned him the 1930 Nobel

Prize for physics.

3. (A)

4. (C) The National Development Council recog-

nized the need for fixing minimum support

price of food grains in 1959. However, till the

mid 1973-74, government announced two

types of administered prices: minimum

Support Prices and procurement prices. The

present system was evolved in 1975-76

when MSP for paddy, coarse cereals, wheat

and gram were announced.

5. (D) CHAPARRAL : A sparse to dense woody veg-

etation of low trees and shrubs, typically

with very thick, tough evergreen leaves.

Summers with little rain, fires every 5 - 20

years. Typical plants include oaks, manza-

nita, chamise, low pines, and junipers. Typi-

cal animals include birds and reptiles.

6. (B)

7. (C) Inflation has the effect of redistributing in-

come because prices of all factors do not

decline in the same proportion. Entrepre-

neurs stand to gain more than wage earn-

ers or fixed income groups. Speculators and

smugglers gain on account of windfall profit.

8. (A) Some of the famous stupas found in Indai

are as follows:

1. Great Stupa, Sanchi, MP

2. Dhamekh Stupa, Sarnath, UP

3. Bavikonda Stupa, Andhra Pradesh

4. Chaukhandi Stupa, Sarnath, UP

5. Ramabhar Stupa, Kushinagar, UP

6. Bharhut Stupa, MP

7. Shanti Stupa, Leh, Jammu and Kashmir

8. Dro-dul Chorten Stupa, Sikkim

9. Amaravati Stupa, Andhra Pradesh

10. Kesaria Stupa, Bihar

9. (C)

10. (D) The freezing point of water is the tempera-

ture at which water changes phase from a

liquid to a solid. Under normal conditions,

ordinary water freezes at O°C, or 32°F.

11. (A)

12. (D) N.H. 1 is also called The Sher Shah Suri

Marg between Delhi and Amritsar.

13. (D) Highest Law officer of India is Attorney Gen-

eral and Highest Law officer of a State in

India is Advocate General.

14. (B) In the late 14th century, mentions the mem-

oir of Tughlaq dynasty's Sultan Firoz Shah

Tughlaq, his predecessor taxed all Hindus

but had exempted all Hindu Brahmins from

jizya; Firoz Shah extended it over all Hin-

dus. Jizya was abolished by the third Mughal

emperor Akbar, in 1564.

15. (D) Octane rating or octane number is a stan-

dard measure of the performance of a motor

or aviation fuel. The higher the octane num-

ber, the more compression the fuel can with-

stand. iso-octane rating of 100 where as n-

heptane has an octane rating of O.

16. (B) Examples of secondary storage media in-

clude recordable CDs and DVDs, floppy disks,

and removable disks, such as Zip disks and

Jaz disks.

17. (B) Nitrous oxide is one of the more well –

known anesthetic gases, and has been in

use for around 200 years. Unlike some other

anesthetics, this compound can be used both

for inducing unconsciousness and pain con-

trol. Chloroform is more potent and more

toxic than either. Its use as an anesthetic

decreased with increased experience and

knowledge of its dangers.

18. (B) Uranus has the largest axial tilt in the solar sys-tem. Its axis is tilted about 98 degrees, so its northpole is nearly on its equator. Astronomers sus-pect that this extreme tilt was caused by a colli-sion with an Earth-sized planet billions of yearsago, soon after Uranus formed.

19. (A) The volatile oils that help to give Allium veg-

etables their distinctive flavors contain a

class of organic molecules known as amino

acid sulfoxides. Peeling, cutting or crush-

ing an onion's tissue releases enzymes

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called allinases, which convert these mol-

ecules to sulfenic acids.

20. (D) The six commonly recognised metalloids are

boron, silicon, germanium, arsenic, anti-

mony, and tellurium.

21. (C) When an object is thrown with certain ini-

tial velocity (say V), it gains a Kinetic en-

ergy at that moment of throwing. As it

moves upwards from its initial position

(where from it’s thrown) and gains height,

its potential energy rises. This happens be-

cause Potential Energy (PE) is directly pro-

portional to the height of the object. (PE =

mgh where h is the height). Now from the

Law of conversation of energy, we can say

this rise in PE is happening at the cost of

some form of energy being transformed.

Here it’s kinetic energy of the object which

is expressed as 21

2mv As height rises, ve-

locity falls which results in reduction of

KE and corresponding rise in PE. At one point

KE becomes zero. At that point velocity be-

comes zero. This is called the highest point

for an upward vertical movement. After this

the ball starts falling downwards.

22. (D) Chhattisgarh is the only tin producing State

in India. Tin ore is known as cassiterite,

which was reported in Dantewara district

(Bastar district in formerly Madhya Pradesh)

by the Directorate of Geology and Mining

associated with the lepidolite bearing

pegmatites.

23. (C) India gets its first Lokpal six years after the

passage of Act, former Supreme Court judge,

Pinaki Chandra Ghose was on March 19,

2019 appointed as India’s first Lokpal also

known as the anti-corruption ombudsman.

24. (A) Afghanistan's cricket team on March 18,

2019 recorded its maiden Test win, beating

Ireland by seven wickets in a one-off game

at Dehradun in Uttarakhand. The Test vic-

tory came to Afghanistan nine months af-

ter making its debut in the traditional for-

mat. Afghanistan scored 314 in the first in-

nings. Chasing 147 for victory, Afghanistan

achieved the target in the second innings,

scoring 149 for 3. Ireland scored 172 in the

first innings and 288 in the second innings.

25. (D) Indian budget carrier, SpiceJet on March 19,

2019 announced its membership of global

airlines’ grouping ‘International Air Trans-

port Association’ (IATA). SpiceJet is the first

Indian low-budget carrier to join the IATA,

which has over 290 airlines as members

including Air India, Jet Airways and Vistara.

Part : II | English Language26. (A) Use 'most' in place of 'more'. 'The' is used

with superlative degree , we cannot use 'the'with comparative degree , 'more' is compara-tive degree and 'most' is superlative degree.

27. (A) Use 'hazards' in place of 'hazard'.The noun or a pronoun used after the phrase"one of" is always in the plural form ( as weare talking of one person/place/thing outof many).

28. (C) Use article 'the' before temple. Whenevertalking about particular/definite thing, defi-nite article 'the' should be used.

29. (A) Elite- the richest, most powerful, best-edu-cated, or best-trained group in a society

30. (D) Badge- a small piece of metal, plastic, or clothbearing a design or words, typically worn toidentify a person or to indicate membershipof an organization or support for a cause.

31. (A) Abnegation- the action of renouncing or re-

jecting something, Denial.

Yielding-(of a person) complying with the

requests or desires of others.

Admittance- the process or fact of enteringor being allowed to enter a place or institu-

tion.

32. (B) Bereft- deprived of or lacking (something).

Populous- having a large population; densely

populated.

33. (D) Aggrandize- increase the power, status, or

wealth of, Enhance, Boost.

Belittle- dismiss (someone or something) as

unimportant.

34. (C) Hostile- Showing or feeling opposition or dis-

like

Amicable - Characterized by friendliness

Alluvial stands for soils which consist ofearth and sand left behind on land whichhas been flooded or where a river once flowed.

35. (B) Play one's ace means to use one's bestweapon or resource.

36. (C) Aid and abet means to help someone to com-



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mit a crime.37. (B) All over hell's half acre means everywhere.38. (B) We use adverb for verb , so 'greatly' is an

adverb here which comes for the verb 'ac-celerated'.

39. (B) Sensual: connected with one's physical feel-ings and pleasures.

40. (B) Uxorious- One extremely fond of one's wife.

Uxoricide- a man who kills his wife.Umbrian- a native or inhabitant of Umbria,

especially in pre-Roman times.

Uther- a king of Britain and the father ofKing Arthur.

41. (B) Amaxophobia- fear of riding in a car .Astrophobia- abnormal fear of thunder andlightning.

42. (C) Discrepancy - An instance of difference or

inconsistency.

Disparage - Regard or represent as being of

little worth.

Diabolical - Disgracefully bad or unpleasant

Disheveled - make a person's hair or clothes

untidy.

43. (A) All the sentences are talking about honesty,so first line must be introductory and thatis (P) and the next line must be supportingor taking the previous one to next level andsentence (R) is doing it efficiently and onlycombination is present starting with PR thatis (A) PRSQ.

44. (B) Changes-Present Perfect (has/have) - Past perfect(Had), your - my.

45. (C) Changes-ACTIVE- Subject + is/am/are/V1 + ing +ob-jectPASSIVE- Object + is/am/are + being +V3 +by +Subject

46. (B) The Winter Olympics 2014 was held in Sochi,Russia.

47. (A) Russia was banned to compete in WinterOlympic 2018 because of the manipulationof the anti doping rules in Winter Olympics2014.

48. (A) Ban on Russian flag and anthem during Win-ter Olympics Games 2018 seem a bit of tracebecause Russian athletes will be one of thelargest team to compete in the games.

49. (B) Russian athletes will be allowed to marchunder their flag at the closing ceremony ofthe games , this shows that IOC is not ableto punish a sporting superpower like Rus-sia fully.

50. (A) It was after IOC's head confirmed system-

atic manipulation of the anti doping rulesand system in Russia in Winter OlympicsGames 2014.

Part : III | Quantitative Aptitude

51. (B)4x

11

1x

11 x

4x

11

11 x x

1 x

4x

11 x

11

4x

12 x

4x = 2 – x 5x = 2

x = 2

552. (A) (sec + tan – 1) (sec – tan + 1)

sec2 – (tan – 1)2

sec2 – [tan2 +1 – 2tan]

sec2 –tan2– 1 + 2tan1 – 1 + 2tan2tan

2 × 3

2 3 [ tan =

3

2]

53. (B) Let number of boys = x

and number of girls = y

ATQ,

y2 = x2 – 28

x2 – y2 = 28 (i)

and

x = y + 2

x – y = 2 .... (ii)

Solve Eq. (i) and (ii)

x2 – y2 = 28

(x + y) (x – y) = 28

Put the volue of (x – y) from eq. (ii)

(x + y) × 2 = 28

x + y = 14

Total No. of girls and boys = 14


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54. (D) x + 1

x= –2

x2 + 1 = –2x

x2 + 2x + 1 = 0

(x + 1)2 = 0

x + 1 = 0

x = –1

Now, x2n+1 + 2n 1

1

x

(–1)2n + 1 + 2n 1

1

1

Now if n is positive in .... then

2n + 1 will be odd

So, (–1) + 1

1 – 2

55. (D) ATQ, MP × 91

100 = 25935

MP = 25935

91× 100 = MP = 28500

CP × 103.74

100 = 25935

CP = 25935 100 100

10374

CP = 25000

Profit % = 3500

25000× 100 = 14%

56. (C) Policeman : Thief

Steps 8 : 10

Distance in each step 7 : 5

Speed 56 : 50

28 : 25

57. (A) A can complete the work = 12 days

A work for 3 days so work done by A = 3

12 =

1

4

Remaining work = 1 – 1

4 =

3

4

A and B work together for 3 days to complete the

remaining work.

3 3 3

A B 4

3 3 3

12 13 4

3 3 1 3 2 3 1

B 4 4 B 4 B 2

B = 6 days

58. (D) ATQ,

A × 120

100×

75

100 = B ×

125

100 ×

80

100

A × 3 × 3 = B × 5 × 2

9A = 10B

A

B =

10

9

B : A

9 : 10

59. (D)

10 c

m

6 cm

B EC

A

D

12 cm x cm

AE is the bisector of CAD

AB BE

AC CE

10 12 x

6 x

10x = 72 + 6x

4x = 72

x = 18 cm

60. (A) 2x – ky + z the factor of

9y2 – z2 – 2xz + 6 xy

(3y)2 – (z)2 – 2xz + 6 xy

(3y + z) (3y – z) + 2x (3y – z)

(3y – z) (3y + 2x + z)

3y + 2x + 2 = 2x – ky + z (factor)

By Compare

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61. (A)r

r r

r

o

A B

D C

Perimeter of circle = 2 r

Radius = r

Area of quadriateral

Area of (AOB + BOC + COD + AOD)

1

2× AB × r +

1

2× BC × r +

1

2 × CD × r +

1

2×

AD × r

1

2× r (AB + BC + CD + AD)

1

2× r (Perimeter of quadrilateral)

1

2× r × 2p

rp

Area of remaining sheet = rp – r2

= r (p – r)

62. (B)R

P

Sumesh 6 km/hr

Dildar 8 km/hr

Q

Dildar reaches at Q from P in 42

8 =

15

4hr

= 21

4hr

Distance travelled between Sumesh and Dildar

= 42 – 63

2

= 84 63

2

=

21

2 = 10

1

2 km

Time taken by Dildar from Q to meet Sumesh at R

= 21

14 2 =

3

4hr

Total time taken by Sumesh from P to R = 21

4 +

3

4 =

24

4 = 6 hr

Distance between PR = 6 × 6 = 36 km63. (A)

OM

C

G

D

H

A

E

B

F

44

Area of square ABCD = 64 cm2

Side of square = 64 = 8 cm

Base of triangle = 8 cm

ATQ, Area of triangle = 20 cm2

1

2 × 8 × H = 20 H = 5 cm

Height of triangle = Slant height of pyramid

l = 5 cm

height of pyramid

h 5

O 4M

F

height of pyramid = OF = h

h = 2 25 4 h = 3 cm

Volume of pyramid = 1

3× Area of base × height

V = 1

3× 64 × 3

V = 64 cm3

64. (B) Tn = a + (n – 1)d

Where Tn = nth term

a = first term

d = difference

17 = a + 2d .... (i) × 3

27 = a + 6d .... (ii)

51 = 3a + 6d


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27 = a + 6d

– – –

24 = 2a

a = 12 = first term

65. (A)

N8

P 6 B

A

From APNPN2 = AP2 – AN2 ...(i)From BPNPN2 = BP2 – BN2 ...(ii)From eq. (i) & (ii)AP2 – AN2 = BP2 – BN2

82 – (10 – BN)2 = 62 – BN2

64 – (100 + BN2 – 20BN = 36 – BN2) 64 – 100 – BN2 + 20 × BN = 36 – BN2

20 × BN = 72 BN = 3.6 cm

66. (A)

14

B 14 C

A

14 2

AB2 = BC2 = 214 2

2AB2 = 2(14)2

AB = BC = 14 cm

In radius of ABC = AB BC AC

2

rin

= 14 14 14 2

2

rin

= 14 2 2

2

= 7 2 2 cm

Area of incircle = rin

2

= 22

7× 7 × 7 × (2 – 2 )2

= 22 × 7 (4 + 2 – 4 2 )

= 154 (6 – 4 2 ) = 308 3 2 2

= 308 3 2 2 × 3 2 2

3 2 2

= 308

3 2 2 cm2

67. (B)

y57° x

33°

x – y22

Now cos 33° – cosec 57°

2 2

2 2

x y x

x x y

2 2 2

2 2

x y x

x x y

=

2

2 2

y

x x y

68. (C) a + b + c = 0

a = – (b + c)by squaring both sides we geta2 = b2 + c2 + 2bc ....... (i)Now,

2 2 2

2

a b c

a bc

=

2 2 2 2

2 2

b c b c 2bc

b c 2bc bc

2 2

2 2

2 b c bc

b c bc

= 2

69. (D) Let each Internal angle is I & each ExternalAngle is = EATQ,I - E = 140° ........ (i)I + E = 180° ......... (ii)From equation (ii) – equation (i) we get2 E = 40°

E = 40

2

= 20°

No. of sides = 360

E

=

360

20

= 18

70. (A)A

BC

3

3

D

60° 45°

1

BC = 3 1

3 1 100



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1003

3 13

= 50 3 3 meter

71. (A) Let the money be = 200

Simple interest will be = 200 5 4

100 = 40

Compound interest for ̀ 100 will be 46.41

Profit = 6.41 2564

× 400

borrowed money = 200 ` 80000

× 400

72. (D) 10 : 20 : : 20 : ?

20 × 20 = 10 × A

A = 400

10= 40

third proportional = 40

73. (A)

74. (B)

75. (D)

Part : IV | Gen. Intelligence & Reasoning

76. (A) Immigration is related to Arrival same as

Emigration is related to Leaving

77. (B)A C E H I L

+7

+7+6: : : M O Q T U X

+7

+7+6:

78. (B) 85 1 84 2 42 139 1 138 2 69

79. (B) Scatter is different from other.

80. (B) 82 73 9 , 66 58 8, 26 17 9,

55 46 9

81. (D)

K J M–1 +3

G F I–1 +3

T S V–1 +3

Z A B+1 +1

L–1

H–1

U–1

Y–3

82. (C)

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

4 196 16 144 36 100 64 64, , , , , , ,

(2) (14) (4) (12) (6) (10) (8) (8)

83. (C)2 6 10 14 18 22 26 4 8 12 16

+4 +4 +4 +4 +4 +4 +4 +4 +4 +4B F J N R V Z D H L P

+2 +2 +2 +2 +2 +2 +2 +2 +2 +22 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22

? P22 84. (C) 8 × 8 + 8 = 72 , 6 × 6 + 6 = 42,

7 × 7 + 7 = 56

5 × 5 + 5 = 30

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S

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87. (C)

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92. (D)C R+ + D3 18+ + 4 = 25

,C N+ + H3 14+ + 8 = 25

H E+ + L8 5+ +12 = 25

,D I+ + L4 9+ +12 = 25

93. (C) C 3, F 6, 13M

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96. (C)

97. (C)

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99. (A)

100. (B) 14, 31, 40, 95, 59

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