Puzzle Questions for IBPS PO 2017 Part (1)

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Puzzle Set-1

Eight friends having different Sims as Airtel, Vodafone, Aircel, Docomo, Idea, BSNL, JIO and Reliance are sitting around a circular table, not necessarily in the same order. Some of them are facing outside and some of them are facing towards the centre. Each of them has birthday in different year. Only two people sit between the one who uses Idea and the one who uses Aircel. The friends who use Vodafone and Airtel are not neighbours. The one who uses Airtel is sitting just right of one who uses Idea. The one who uses JIO sits second to the right of one who uses Aircel. The person who uses Idea faces outside and he is the oldest guy having birthdays in 1975. Only one person sits in between friends who use Reliance and Airtel. The one liking Vodafone is 8 years older than the one liking BSNL. The one who uses Reliance sits third to the left of one who uses Vodafone and he is the youngest among all having birthday in 1989. The person who uses BSNL faces towards the direction opposite to the one who uses JIO, but same to the one who uses Aircel. Person liking BSNL is not a neighbour of either who uses Airtel or JIO. The one who uses Airtel was born in 1983 and the one who uses JIO is 4 years younger than him. Immediate neighbours of one who uses Docomo face in the same direction. The one who uses Airtel faces towards the centre. The one who uses Vodafone and the one who uses Aircel face the direction just opposite to the one who uses Docomo. The person facing the one who uses Airtel was born in 1979. The immediate neighbours of the one who uses Airtel have faces opposite to each other and they have the age gap of 6 years.




Puzzle Set-2

Ten Persons are sitting in two parallel rows of six seats each. One seat is vacant in each row. Mahima, Sathya, Karthick, Vimal and Priyanka are sitting in row-1 facing south. Lokesh, Murugan, Lalitha, Meena and Begum are facing north. Each likes a different brand of Tooth pastes i.e. Colgate,
Pepsodent, Sensodyne, Oral- B, Dant Kanti, Vicco, Amway, Himalaya, Close Up and Meswak. Meena sits third to the right of Lalitha and likes Oral- B.
Only two people sit between Murugan and the vacant seat. Murugan does not like Dant Kanti or Sensodyne Tooth paste. Priyanka is not an immediate neighbour of Karthick. Sathya likes Meswak. The one who likes Sensodyne Tooth paste faces the one who likes Himalaya. The one who likes Sensodyne sits opposite to the one who sits third right of the person who sits opposite to Meena. Karthick is not an immediate neighbour of Vimal. Begum, who likes neither Dant Kanti nor Vicco, does not face the vacant seat. Neither Meena nor Lalitha sits at any of the extreme ends of the row. Vimal faces Lalitha. Vacant seats are not opposite to each other. Two seats are there between Karthick and Sathya, who sits third right of the one who likes Amway. The one who likes Close Up Tooth paste faces the one who likes Oral- B. The persons who like the Colgate and Himalaya are adjacent to each other. Vacant seat of row – 1 is not an immediate neighbour of Vimal. Murugan sits at one of the extreme ends of the row. Lalitha does not like Colgate and Himalaya. Vacant seat of row-1 does not face Meena who doesn’t sit any of the extreme ends of the row.




Puzzle Set-3

There are nine people A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H & I in a family. It is a three generation family. They are sitting in a row facing in North and South directions not necessarily in the same order. The following information is known about them. C who is A’s father sits fourth to the right of B who is the only daughter of E and they both face in the opposite directions. D sits third to right of F who is B’s grandmother and one of them sits adjacent to I. D is unmarried and faces in a direction similar to that of G. E who is the sister of D sits at one of the ends with a female. C’s neighbours are females and face in opposite directions. F’s spouse C faces in the north direction. I who is the wife of G sits at the middle facing in South direction. A, who is male, is the only sibling of G sits exactly between D and B’s cousin who is a male. The people sitting at ends face in the north direction. A faces in same direction as that of F. C sits adjacent to I.

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SOLUTION
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Math Full Set Que For SBI PO Pre 2017 [Part6]

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1). A committee of 5 members is to be formed by selecting out of 4 men, 5 women and 3 children. In how many different ways can the committee be formed if it should have at least 1 man?
a)   702
b)   736
c)   778
d)   558
e)   792

2). In a one-day cricket match the captain of one of the teams scored 94 runs more than the average runs scored by the remaining eight batsmen of that team who batted in the match. If the total runs scored by all the batsmen of that team was 355, then how many runs did the captain score?
a)   97
b)   102
c)   113
d)   123
e)   138

3). The radius of a circle is more than the height of a right-angled triangle by 40%. The base of the right-angled triangle is 44 cm. If the area of the right-angled triangle is equal to the area of the circle, then what is the approximate area of the circle?
a)   79 cm2
b)   86 cm2
c)   102 cm2
d)   66 cm2
e)   Other than the given options

4). Priyanka can do 3/4 of a job in 12 days. Muskan is twice as efficient as Priyanka. In how many days can Muskan finish the job?
a)   6
b)   8
c)   12
d)   16
e)   Other than the given options

5). Abhishek is twice as good a workman as Bharat and Bharat is twice as good a workman as Charu. If Abhishek and Bharat can together finish a piece of work in 4 days, then Charu can do it in
a)   6 days
b)   8 days
c)   24 days
d)   12 days
e)   Other than the given options

6). The average age of 80 boys in a class is 19 years. The average age of a group of 15 boys in the class is 21 years and the average age of another group of 25 boys in the class is 18 years. What is the average age of the remaining boys in the class?
a)   18.5 years
b)   17.5 years
c)   18.875 years
d)   17 years
e)   19.25 years

7). The ratio of the age of Kalpana to that of Ruhani is 13 : 17. Four years ago, the ratio of their ages was 11 : 15. What will be the ratio of their ages six years hence?
a)   8 : 5
b)   4 : 5
c)   3 : 4
d)   7 : 8
e)   Other than the given options

8). There is a water tank of capacity 1000 litres. Two filling pipes P and Q connected with it can fill the tank in 150 hours and 120 hours respectively. The rate at which Q fills the tank is more/less than that of P by what per cent?
a)   15%
b)   16.66%
c)   20%
d)   25%
e)   33.33%

9). A train travelling at a speed of 60 km/hour crosses a platform in 20 seconds. What is the length of the train?
a)   333 metres
b)   300 metres
c)   Other than the given options
d)   336 metres
e)   Can't be determined

10). Rohit borrowed a total amount of Rs. 30000, -a part of it  at simple interest of 12% per annum and the remaining at 10% per annum. If at the end of 2 years he paid in all Rs. 36480 to settle the loan amount, then what was the amount borrowed at 12% per annum?
a)   Rs. 16000
b)   Rs. 18000
c)   Rs. 17500
d)   Rs. 12000
e)   None of these




Directions (Q. 11-15): Refer to the table and answer the given questions.
Data related to number of visitors in two museums (A and B) during 4 days

11). In Museum A, during Wednesday 30% of male visitors and 70% of female visitors were from school X. What was the number of visitors (male + female) in Museum A from school X during Wednesday ?
a)   165
b)   183
c)   161
d)   153
e)   157

12). Number of visitors (male + female) in museums A and B increased by 5% and 15% respectively from Thursday to Saturday. If the total number of female visitors in Museums A and B together was equal during Thursday and Saturday, what was the total number of male visitors in museums A and B together on Saturday ?
a)   268
b)   238
c)   242
d)   248
e)   252

13). In Museum B, the respective ratio of female visitors during Tuesday and Friday was 2:3. If female visitors constituted 50% of the number of visitors (male + female) during Friday, what was the number of visitors (male + female) in Museum B on Friday ?
a)   288
b)   296
c)   294
d)   282
e)   276

14). In Museum A, what is the difference between the total number of male visitors during Monday and Tuesday together and that during Wednesday and Thursday together ?
a)   183
b)   177
c)   185
d)   187
e)   181

15). What is the average number of male visitors in museum B during Monday, Wednesday and Thursday ?
a)   134
b)   188
c)   185
d)   175
e)   184


Directions (Q. 16-20) : What value will come in place of question mark (?) in the given questions ? (You are not expected to calculate the exact value)

16). 18.05 x 8.99 - 52.02 = ?
a)   140
b)   75
c)   160
d)   110
e)   150

17). 149.96 x 3.02 - 114.57 x 1.93 = ?
a)   170
b)   220
c)   310
d)   190
e)   260

18). 45.04 ÷ 4.97 = ? ÷ 12.99
a)   104
b)   91
c)   120
d)   117
e)   143

19). 135.59 ÷ 7.62 x 2.93 = 75.01% of ?
a)   80
b)   60
c)   40
d)   20
e)   68

20). 75.05% of (289.96 + 142.01) = ?2
a)   10
b)   16
c)   14
d)   18
e)   12



Directions (Q. 21-25): what should come in the place of question mark (?) in the given number series?
21). 14,   8,   7,   11.5,   22,   ?
a)   54
b)   64
c)   62
d)   58
e)   56

22). 8,   14,   25,   46,   82,   ?
a)   132
b)   130
c)   138
d)   128
e)   142

23). 13,   14,   30,   93,   ?,   1885
a)   358
b)   336
c)   364
d)   376
e)   380

24). 65,   70,   63,   74,   61,   ?
a)   78
b)   58
c)   72
d)   46
e)   68

25). 9,   11,   16,   33,   98,   ?
a)   350
b)   355
c)   360
d)   365
e)   370




Directions (Q. 26-30) : In the following questions, two equations are given. You have to solve both the equations and give answer.

26). I. x2 +3x-28 = 0
II. y2 - y -20 = 0
a)   x = y or relationship cannot be decided
b)   x > y
c)   x < y
d)   x ≥ y
e)   x ≤ y

27). I.5 x2 + 11x+ 6 =0
II. y2 - 34y - 336 = 0
a)   x > y
b)   x ≤ y
c)   x = y or relationship cannot be decided
d)   x<y
e)   x≥y

28). I. 2x2+ 18x+ 40 = 0
II. 2y2 +15y+ 27 = 0
a)   x<y
b)   x≥y
c)   x≤y
d)   x > y
e)   x = y or relationship cannot be decided

29). I.6x2-29x+35 = 0
II.3y2-11y+10=0
a)   x ≥ y
b)   x = y or relationship cannot be decided
c)   x ≤ y
d)   x>y
e)   x<y

30). I. x2 + x - 20 = 0
II.y2 -y-30=0
a)   x = y or relationship cannot be decided
b)   x>y
c)   x<y
d)   x ≤ y
e)   x ≥ y



31). A man rows to a place 210 km away and comes back to the starting point. If the speed of the stream is 3 kmph and the speed of the boat in still water is 18 kmph, then what is the total time taken by him?
a)   24 hours
b)   25 hours
c)   26 hours
d)   22 hours
e)   None of these

32). A circular road runs around a circular ground. If the radius of the ground is 3.5m and the difference between the circumference of the outer circle and that of the inner circle is 88m, then the area of the road is
a)   920m2
b)   918m2
c)   924m2
d)   926m2
e)   None of these

33). A shopkeeper marks the price of an article at Rs.2400. What will be the selling price if he allows two successive discounts of 20% each?
a)   Rs.1336
b)   Rs.1550
c)   Rs.1536
d)   Rs.1760
e)   None of these

34). In a mixture of 90 litres, the ratio of milk to water is 2 : 1. If this ratio is to be 1 : 2, then what is the quantity of water needed to be added?
a)   90 litres
b)   60 litres
c)   30 litres
d)   75 litres
e)   None of these

35). Raju sells an article at a gain of 15%. Had he sold it for Rs.3780 more, he would have gained 20%. What is the cost price of the article?
a)   Rs.75000
b)   Rs.75600
c)   Rs.75800
d)   Rs.76500
e)   None of these


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Answer
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1) B

2) D

3) A

4) B

5) C

6) C

7) B

8) D

9) E

10) D

11) C

12) A

13) D

14) E

15) A

16). D) 18.05 x 8.99 - 52.02 = ?
18 x9 - 52 = ? 1
62 -52 = ?
? = 110

17). B) 149.96 x 3.02 - 114.57 x 1.93 = ?
150 x3 -115 x2 = ?
450 - 230 = ?
? = 220

18). D)  45.04 ÷ 4.97 = ? ÷ 12.99
45 /5 = ?/13
9 x 13 = ?
? = 117

19). E) 135.594 ÷ 7.62 x 2.93 = 75.01% of ?
(136/8)  x 3 = (75/100) × ?
17 x3 = (3/4) x ?
? = 68

20). D) 75.05% of (289.96 + 142.01) = ?2
75/100 x (290 + 142 ) = ?²
3/4 x432 = ?²
3 x 108 = ?²
324 = ?²
? = √324

? =18


21). E

22). C 

23). D   

24). A  

25). B

26) A

27) C

28) E

29) D

30) A

31) A

32) C

33) C

34) A

35) B

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Mixed Maths Questions For SBI PO PRE 2017

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Directions (1-5): In the following questions three equations numbered I, II and III are given. You have to solve all the equations either together or separately, or two together and one separately, or by any other method and
Give answer If
(a) x < y = z
(b) x < y < z
(c) x < y > z
(d) x = y > z
(e) x = y = z or if none of the above relationship is established



Q1. I. 7x + 6y + 4z = 122
II. 4x + 5y + 3z = 88
III.9x + 2y + z = 78




Q2. I. 7x + 6y = 110
II. 4x + 3y = 59
III. x + z = 15






Q3. I.

II. 2y + 3z = 33
III.6y + 5z = 71




Q4. I. 8x + 7y = 135
II. 5x + 6y = 99
III. 9y + 8z = 121




Q5. I. (x + y)3  = 1331
II. x - y + z = 0
III. xy = 28




Directions (6-10): In each of these questions, a question is given followed by information in three statements. You have to find out the data in which statement (s) is sufficient to answer the question and mark your answer accordingly.

Q6. What is the area of the right angled triangle?

I. Base of the triangle is X cm.
II. Height of the triangle is Y cm.
III. Hypotenuse of the triangle is Z cm.

(a) Both I and II
(b) Only II
(c) Both II and III
(d) Any two of three
(e) None of these

Q7. What is the rate of interest p.c.p.a.?

I. An amount doubles itself at simple interest in 10 yr.
II. Difference between the compound interest and simple interest on an amount of Rs. 15000 in 2 yr is Rs.  150.
III. The compound interest accrued in 8 yr is more than the amount (principal).

(a) Only I
(b) Only II
(c) Both II and III
(d) Both I and III
(e) Only either I or II

Q8. What are the marks scored by Abhijit in English?

I. Marks scored by Abhijit in Maths are more than his marks in Science by 20.
II. Total marks scored by Abhijit in Maths, Science and English are 198.
III. Marks scored by Abhijit in Science are more than his marks in English by 12.

(a) Any two of the three
(b) Both II and III
(c) All I, II and III
(d) Question cannot be answered even with the information in all the three statements
(e) None of the above

Q9. How many students secured atleast 60% marks in Mathematics in a class of 240 students?

I. 20% of the students in the class secured 80% and above marks in Mathematics.
II. 80 students have secured more than 50% but less than 60% marks in Mathematics.
III. The number of students who secured marks between 60 and 79% was equal to the number of students who secured less than 50% marks in Mathematics.

(a) All I, II and III are necessary to answer to question.
(b) Both I and III are sufficient
(c) Both II and III are sufficient
(d) Both I and II are sufficient
(e) The question cannot us answered even with all I, II and III

Q10. In an institute employing managers, observers and assistants, what is the monthly salary of an assistant?

I. Each observer gets Rs. 12000 per month more than an assistant.
II. An observer and an assistant, together get Rs. 32000 per month.
III. The total salary per month of a manager and an observer is Rs. 57000.

(a) Either I or II and III are sufficient
(b) Both I and II are sufficient.
(c) Any two of I, II and III are sufficient
(d) All I, II and III are necessary to answer the question.
(e) The question cannot be answered even with all I, II and III

Directions (11-15): In these questions, a number series is given. In each series only one number is wrong. Find out the wrong number?

Q11. 72.5   86   113   168   275   491   923

(a) 86

(b) 113

(c) 168

(d) 275

(e) 491

Q12. 484   240   120   57   26.5   11.25   3.625

(a) 240

(b) 120

(c) 57

(d) 26.5

(e) 11.25

Q13. 6   7   16   41   90   154   292

(a) 7

(b) 16

(c) 41

(d) 90

(e) 154

Q14. 8   12   24   46   72   108   216

(a) 12

(b) 24

(c) 46

(d) 72

(e) None of these

Q15. 2   9   32   105   436   2195   13182

(a) 436

(b) 2195

(c) 9

(d) 32

(e) None of these

Answer :-


1) a

2) c

3) e

4)  d

5) e

6) d

7) e

8) c

9) e

10) b

11) c

12) b

13) e

14) c

15) d

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Reasoning Practice Questions (Coding decoding / Syllogism New Pattern)

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Directions (Q. 1-5): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions

In a certain code language

"Judge warned the government " is written as "%G04,  &H02, #U04 , !Y06.

"Few scientists have changed " is written as  "$L06 , *Y04,  %Z02, @D04.

 "Make employees with incentives " is written as "#S08,  !F08,  &W02, %N04 .

"Union home minister should " is written as " *P04 ,   %L04,  #Q06, !R04.

1). What is the code for ‘changed’ in the given code language?
a)   *Y04
b)   %Z02
c)   @D04
d)   $L06
e)   None of these

2). What may be the possible code for ‘few employees’ in the given code language?
a)   %Z02, #S08
b)   @D04, &W02
c)   $L06, !F08
d)   *Y04, &W02
e)   *Y04, #S08

3). What is the possible word for “&H02, !F08”in the given code language?
a)   warned with
b)   the incentives
c)   judge employees
d)   government employees
e)   incentives judge

4). What is the code for ‘government minister’ in the given code language?
a)   #U04, *P04
b)   &H02, #Q06
c)   !Y06, $L04
d)   %G04, !R04
e)   !Y06, #Q06

5). What may be the possible word for “%G04, %N04 ,*P04 ” in the given code language?
a)   Union government incentives
b)   judge with home
c)   employees warned minister
d)   Judge make home
e)   None of these





Direction (Q 6 – 10): In the following questions, only one Conclusion is given and five statements are given as a), b), c), d) and e). From this you have to take the statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance with commonly known facts and then decide which of the given statement logically follows.


6). Conclusions:
Some codes are buses
Some dresses are cars is a possibility
Some roads are buses
Some buses are dresses is a possibility

a) Statements:
Some buses are cars
Some cars are roads
All roads are codes
Some codes are dresses

b) Statements:
All buses are cars
Some cars are roads
All roads are codes
Some codes are dresses

c) Statements:
Some buses are cars
All cars are roads
All roads are codes
No codes are dresses

d) Statements:
All buses are cars
All cars are roads
All roads are codes
No codes are dresses

e) Statements:
Some buses are cars
All cars are roads
All roads are codes
Some codes are dresses



7). Conclusions:
Some mountains are desks
Some notes are colours is a possibility
Some notes are kites
Some colours are desks is a possibility

a) Statements:
Some colours are kites
Some kites are desks
Some desks are notes
All notes are mountains

b) Statements:
Some colours are kites
All kites are desks
Some desks are notes
All notes are mountains

c) Statements:
Some colours are kites
Some kites are desks
All desks are notes
All notes are mountains

d) Statements:
Some colours are kites
All kites are desks
All desks are notes
No notes are mountains

e) Statements:
All colours are kites
All kites are desks
All desks are notes
No notes are mountains

8). Conclusions:
Some roads are boards
Some blacks are papers
Some boards are papers
Some roads are boxes

a) Statements:
All papers are boxes
Some boxes are boards
Some boards are blacks
Some blacks are roads

b) Statements:
All papers are boxes
All boxes are boards
All boards are blacks
All blacks are roads

c) Statements:
All papers are boxes
All boxes are boards
Some boards are blacks
All blacks are roads

d) Statements:
All papers are boxes
Some boxes are boards
Some boards are blacks
All blacks are roads

e) Statements:
Some papers are boxes
Some boxes are boards
Some boards are blacks
Some blacks are roads


9). Conclusions:
Some tyres are pens is a possibility
Some tyres are buses
Some walls are pens
Some buses are walls

a) Statements:
All pens are walls
Some walls are tyres
Some tyres are rounds
Some rounds are buses

b) Statements:
All pens are walls
All walls are tyres
No tyres are rounds
Some rounds are buses

c) Statements:
All pens are walls
Some walls are tyres
All tyres are rounds
All rounds are buses

d) Statements:
All pens are walls
No walls are tyres
All tyres are rounds
No rounds are buses

e) Statements:
No pens are walls
All walls are tyres
Some tyres are rounds
Some rounds are buses

10). Conclusions:
Some windows are rings
Some woods are not sheets
No stone is a ring
Some windows are stone is a possibility

a)  Statements:
All stones are Sheets
All sheets is ring
Some rings are woods
All woods are windows

b)  Statements:
All stones are Sheets
No sheets is ring
Some rings are woods
All woods are windows

c)  Statements:
No stones are Sheets
No sheets is ring
Some rings are woods
All woods are windows

d)  Statements:
All stones are Sheets
No sheets is ring
Some rings are woods
Some woods are windows

e)  Statements:
All stones are Sheets
All sheets is ring
All rings are woods
All woods are windows




Directions (11-13): Each of the following questions consists of six statements followed by options consisting of three statements put together in a specific order. Choose the options that indicates a combination where the third statement can be logically deduced from the first two statements and that option will be your answer.
11.
i. All man is boy.
ii. Some boy is toy.
iii. All toy is game.
iv. Some game is play.
v. Some man is play.
vi. Some toy is man.
(a) [ii,iii,vi]
(b) [i,ii,vi]
(c) [vi,iii,v]
(d) [i,v,iv]
(e) None is correct

12.
i. All black is white.
ii. Some black is pink.
iii. Some pink is black.
iv.All black is yellow.
v. Some yellow is white.
vi. Some white is pink.
(a) [i,v,iv]
(b) [vi,v,iii]
(c) [i,ii,vi]
(d) [ii,iv,v]
(e) None is correct

13.
i.No train is car.
ii.Some bus is train.
iii.No train is green.
iv. All train is bus.
v. Some green is tree.
vi. No bus is car.
(a) [ii,iii,vi]
(b) [vi,i,ii]
(c) [v,iii,i]
(d) [iv,vi,i]
(e) None is correct

Directions (14-16): In each question, a set of six statements is given, followed by five answer choices. Each of the answer choices has a combination of three statements from the given set of six statements. You are required to identify the answer choice in which the statements are logically related.

14. Statements:
I.Some school is bus.
II. No school is train.
III. Some train is laptop.
IV. No laptop is copy.
V. All train is car.
VI. No bus is train.
(a) I,VI,IV
(b) III,IV,I
(c) I,VI,V
(d) II,VI,IV
(e) None of these.

15. Statements:
I. Some man is boy.
II. No boy is toy.
III. Some toy is red.
IV. All red is boy.
V. No boy is black.
VI. All car is toy.
(a) I,V,III
(b) I,II,VI
(c) III,VI,I
(d) V,I,VI
(e) None of these.

16. Statements:
I. No cat is deer.
II. Some mouse is rat.
III. All deer is cow.
IV. Some dog is deer
V. All cat is rat.
VI. Some dog is cat.

(a) I,V,VI
(b) I,IV,II
(c) IV,III,II
(d) IV,II,VI
(e) None of these.




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Explanation With Answers Key:

Directions (Q. 1-5):
The logic for all the above code is:
The letter denotes the third letter of each word +3
Like “scientists” – Third letter – i + 3 = L
The two digit number denotes the total number of Vowels in the word multiply with 2
Like “employees” – Number of vowels = 04 × 2 = 8
And rest of the one symbol can be anything.

1). c)
2). a)
3). b)
4). e)
5). d)

6). e)

7). c)

8). b)

9). c)

10).b)

11). e)

12). c)

13). d)

14). c)

15). b)

16). a)


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Puzzle Que For SBI PO & NIACL 2017 (Part 15 )

Puzzle 1
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• 7 persons, namely L, M, N, O, P, Q and R will appear for a different exam but not necessarily in the same order, in 7 different months (of the same year) namely January, February, April, May, July, September and December. 

• Each of them also likes a different genre of TV shows namely Family, Action, Comedy, Reality, Animated, History and Thriller but not necessarily in the same order. 

• O will appear for an exam in a month which has only 30 days. Only one person will appear between the one who likes Animated Shows and O. 

• The one who likes Action will appear for an exam immediately before the one who likes Animated Shows. The one who likes Thriller will appear for an exam neither in the month which has 31 days nor in the month which has 30 days. 

• Only 2 persons will appear for an exam between the one who likes Thriller and Q. M will appear for an exam immediately after Q and does not likes Action Shows. R will appear for an exam immediately before N. P likes History. 

• Shows and appear for an exam in December. The one who likes Family Shows will appear for an exam in a month which has 31 days. O does not like Comedy Shows.





Puzzle 2 
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• T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z are 7 different bowls of different fruits i.e. Apple, Banana, Orange, Litchi, Pineapple, Grapes and Cherry but not necessarily in the same order. 

• Bowl which is of Apple fruit is immediately above T. There are only 2 bowls between W and the bowl which is of Apple fruit. Bowl which is of Orange fruit is above W but not immediately above W. 

• Only 3 bowls are between V and the bowl which is of Orange fruit. The bowl which is of Cherry fruit is immediately above V. 

• The bowl which is of Litchi fruit is immediately above the bowl Z. Only one bowl is there between U and X. Bowl U is above X. Neither bowl U nor T is of Pineapple fruit. T is not of Banana fruit.



Puzzle 3
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In a Dance Club, 7 males and 7 females participated in a dance program. P, Q, R, S, T, U and V were the male participants while C, D, E, F, G, H, and I were the female participants. All the 14 persons were divided into 7 groups. Each group consisted of 1 male. After the end of the program, each group was assigned a grade according to its performance. For the purpose of grading 7 letters were used, ie X, Y, Z, A, B, J and K indicating descending order. 


• U‘s group got grade Y. Grade of Q‘s group was better than at least 3 groups while grade of R‘s group was better than at least 4. T‘s partner was G. E‘s partner was not S. 

• F‘s group got grade X. P, S and R were not partners of H, I and C respectively. Grade of 1 group was the same as the name of member of that group. 

• Grades of D‘s group and H‘s group were better than H‘s group and I‘s group respectively. Grade of Q‘s group was better than R‘s. 

• Grades of T‘s and P‘s groups were neither J nor K. G‘s group didn‘t get grade B. E‘s group got the grade K.




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Puzzle Que For SBI PO & NIACL 2017 (Part 14 )

Puzzle 1

There are six persons- Aarthi, Shreya, Kavya, Vidya, Diya and Madhu living in a triple floor building with six flats. The floors are Ground, Middle and Top, each having two flats. Those who have four or more books occupy the top floor and go by different Vehicles. The one who is in engineering department in a company goes by Cycle and she is not  Madhu while the one who is in Computer department of a company goes by Bus, Both of them occupied same floor. Shreya who is in Science department has three books and not stayed in the Top floor.  Kavya, an unmarried woman, does not have any book, occupies the middle floor. Diya and Madhu have Round purses while the rest have Square purses. Vidya, a middle floor occupant, goes by Car. One of the two persons having two books goes by Bike and is in Agri department in a company also occupied in ground floor. Two persons, of whom one is in Commerce department, do not go by Vehicles.

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Puzzle 2

There are seven people M, N, O, P, Q, R and S. They like different Mobiles, Banks and were born in different States and months. They all were born in the same year. One of the Mobiles is HTC. One of the States is Maharashtra. One of the Banks is Bank of India. One of the persons was born in the month of September. The following information is known about them. R was born either in Tamil Nadu or in Goa. The one who was born in the month of May likes Indian Bank and Apple mobile and is either O or S. P is not the one who likes Syndicate Bank. The one who likes Canara Bank likes LeEco mobile. The one who was born in Goa is the youngest one and is either N or S. The one who likes Dena Bank was born in Rajasthan but is not N. Q was born in the month of February. P was born in Bihar in the month of July and likes Micromax mobile. The one who likes Vijaya Bank was born in November but is not the youngest person. N likes Motorola mobile. The one who likes Canara Bank was born in Punjab but that person is not O who likes Nokia mobile. The youngest person likes Syndicate Bank and he is not S.The one who was born in Kerala likes Samsung mobile but is not Q. R is the second youngest person. The one who likes UCO Bank is one month younger than Q.


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Puzzle 3

Eight People – A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H live on eight different floors of building (but not necessarily in the same order). The lowermost f loor of the building is numbered one, the one above that is numbered two, and so on till the topmost floor is numbered eight. Each one of them knows a different foreign language, namely Italian, Polish, French, Chinese, German, Danish, Swedish and Thai, but not necessarily in the same order. F lives an odd numbered floor above the floor numbered four. Only one person lives between F and the one who knows French. The number of people livingg above F’s floor is same as the number of people living between F and D. Only three people live between D and the one who knows Danish. C lives on one of the odd numbered floors above the one who knows Danish. Only two people live between C and the one who knows Italian. The one who knows Swedish lives immediately above G, G knows neither Danish nor Italian. E does not know Swedish. Only three people live between G and A. The one who knows Thai lives immediately above the one who knows Polish, but not on the topmost floor. Only one person lives between the one who knows Thai and H. Only one person lives between B and the one who knows German.

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Puzzle 4

In a park there are 2 benches in square form. One square is inside another. Twelve friends went to the park and sat on the benches i.e on two different squares-one inside another. Tejas, Dilip, Roy, Alok, Sohail and Sahil are in the outer square facing inward. Deep, Akshay, Sunny, Rupam, Akash and Shankar are sitting in the inner square facing outward. They all are sitting in such a way that in each square four persons are sitting in the middle of the sides and two persons are sitting on diagonally opposite corners. Each friend in the inner square is facing another friend of the outer square. There are exactly two persons sitting between Tejas and Sohail. Akash sits second to the left of Deep. Roy is on the immediate left of the one who is facing Deep. Neither Akash nor Deep faces either Sohail or Tejas. Alok is facing Shankar and Dilip is not opposite Roy in the outer square. Sohail is not sitting adjacent to Alok. Akshay is not facing Tejas. Between Akshay and Rupam there are as many persons as between Roy and Sahil. Tejas sits on any of the corner.



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Missing Data Interpretation Practice Questions

Directions (Q. 1-5): Study the table carefully to answer the following questions .

1). What is the profit earned on Suzuki Bike?

a)   7530
b)   7280
c)   7420
d)   7120
e)   7690


2). What is the selling price and % of Profit of Hero Bike?

a)   36,000 and 12.5%
b)   38,000 and 17.5%
c)   32,000 and 15%
d)   40,000 and 20%
e)   32,000 and 10.5%

3). What is the selling price and % of profit of TVS Bike, If profit is 500 more than the profit of Yamaha Bike?

a)   36,000 and 14 4/7%
b)   40,000 and 17 5/7%
c)   34,000 and 13 4/7%
d)   32,000 and 14 2/7%
e)   30,000 and 14 2/7%

4). What is the ratio between Cost Price and selling price of Yamaha?

a)   12:19
b)   10:17
c)   11:10
d)   9:14
e)   10:11

5). What is the % of Profit Honda, If Cost Price of Honda is 3/5 of Cost Price of Moto Bike?

a)   20 7/9%
b)   22 2/9%
c)   29 4/9%
d)   17 5/9%
e)   30 1/9%






Directions (Q. 6-10): Study the following pie-chart and answer the following questions.

         Percentage wise distribution of Employees

6). What is the average number of employees in Accounts, Admission and Research department together?

a)   1722
b)   1632
c)   1686
d)   1786
e)   1692

7). The number of employees in the department of Academic Affairs is approximately what per cent more than the number of employees in Examination department?

a)   49
b)   29
c)   20
d)   35
e)   39

8). What is the difference between the total number of employees in the department of HR and Admission together and the total number of employees in Accounts and Examination department together?

a)   2348
b)   2196
c)   2428
d)   2532
e)   2268

9). If 30 per cent of the number of employees of Research department is females, then what is the number of male employees in the Research department?

a)   1313
b)   1373
c)   1323
d)   1183
e)   1253

10). The number of employees in Examination department is approximately what percentage of the total number of employees in the department of HR and Academic Affairs together?

a)   60
b)   45
c)   50
d)   55
e)   58







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Answer Key with Detailed Explanation:


1). Cost Price = 53,000
% of profit = 14%
53,000 ------------ 100%
 ?        -----------   114%
Selling price = 60,420
Profit = 60,420-53,000
=7420
Answer is: c)



2). Selling price = 32,000+4000
=36,000
% of Profit =( 4000/36000)×100
= 12.5%
Answer is: a)




3). Profit on Yamaha Bike =3,500
From that profit on TVS Bike = 3500+500=4000
Selling Price of TVS Bike = 32,000
% of profit on TVS = (4000/28,000) × 100
= 14 2/7%
Answer is: d)



4). Cost Price = 35,000
Selling Price = 35,000+3500
=38500
Ratio = 35000 : 38500
= 10:11
Answer is: e)




5). Moto Bike Selling Price = 33,000
Moto Bike % Of Profit  = 10% means      
33,000 -------  110%
      ?     -------   100% (CP)
Cost Price of Moto = 30,000
Honda cost price = 3/5 × 30,000
= 18,000
 Selling price = 22,000
Profit = 4,000
% of profit = (4000/18,000) × 100
= 22 2/9%
Answer is: b)





6). Number of employees in Accounts Department
=17 × 12600/100
= 1890
Average = (2142 + 1134 + 1890)/3
= 5166/3
= 1722
Answer is: a)



7). Number of employees in Academic affairs
= 27 × 12600/100
= 3402
Number of employees in Examination department
= 21 × 12600/100
= 2646
Required % = (3402 – 2646)/2646 × 100
= 756/2546 × 100
=28.57
= 29%
Answer is: b)



8). Difference = (38% of 12600 – 20% of 12600)
= 18% of 12600
= 18 × 12600/100
= 2268
Answer is: e)



9). Number of employees in Research department
= 15 × 12600/100
= 1890
Female employees in Research department
=1890 × 30/100
= 567
Hence number of male employees in Research department
= 1890 - 567
= 1323
Answer is: c)




10). Number of employees in examination department
= 21 × 12600/100
= 2646
Number of employees in the HR department
= 11 × 12600
= 1386
Number of employees in Academic Affairs
= 27 × 12600/100
= 3402
Total number of employees in both the departments Academic Affairs and HR together
= 3402 + 1386
= 4788
Required % = 2646/4748 × 100
= 55.26
= 55
Answer is: d)

Puzzle Que For SBI PO & NIACL 2017 (Part 13 )

Puzzle 1



The top eight ranks in a city-level inter-school debate competition are bagged by the students of top three city schools – APS, KCM and VLP. The eight toppers are Ira, Kavya, Charvi, Sana, Jiya, Riya, Tanya and Myra, in no particular order. Three of them study in KCM, three in APS and two in VLP.
1. The girl who gets Rank 1 does not study in VLP.
2. Jiya’s rank is better than that of Kavya.
3. The girl who gets Rank 8 does not study in KCM.
4. Sana studies in APS.
5. Riya’s rank is better than that of both Ira and Sana, but worse than that of both Myra and Kavya.
6. Tanya studies neither in KCM nor in VLP.
7. Jiya, who does not study in KCM, gets Rank 2.
8. Tanya’s rank is worse than that of Sana but better than that of Ira.
9. Myra, who gets Rank 4, studies in APS.
10. Kavya does not study in VLP.







Puzzle-2

Six students – John, Julian, Justin, Jack, Jacob and Joseph – study six different subjects – Math, Geography, Biology, Chemistry, Economics and History – and play six different games – Football, Hockey, Cricket, Tennis, Baseball and Golf – not necessarily in the given order. Two of them are Chinese, two Indian and two Korean.
1. Jacob plays Football and studies History.
2. Jack has the same nationality as the student who plays Tennis.
3. Both Geography and History are studied by Chinese students.
4. Julian studies Chemistry, and doesn’t play Golf.
5. One of the two Korean students studies Economics.
6. Justin and Jacob have different nationalities.
7. The student who plays Golf doesn’t study Biology.
8. Biology is studied by neither of the two Indians.
9. The two students who play Football and Cricket have the same nationality.
10. One of the two Indians studies Chemistry.
11. John is Indian and plays Hockey.









Puzzle-3

There are nine persons Sunil, Anand, Rajan, Sankar, Karthik, Albert, Raman, Murali and Vimal stay on a nine floors building, but not necessarily in the same order. Only one person stays on each floor. All of them have either Mobile or Tablet of different colours i.e. yellow, golden, red, orange, Pink, Blue, Green, silver and grey, but not necessarily in the same order. Only five of them have Tablet. The ground floor is numbered 1 and the topmost floor is numbered 9.

There are two floors between the floors on which the persons having a Blue Mobile and silver Tablet stay. Rajan owns a red Mobile. Albert does not own a grey Mobile. Sunil stays on even numbered floor below the even numbered floor on which Murali stays. The one who own a Pink Tablet stays on the fourth floor. Sankar stays on the second floor and owns the orange Tablet. The one who owns the golden Tablet stays on the topmost floor. Sunil does not own a Green Tablet. Albert owns a Blue Mobile and stays on an odd-numbered floor.

There is only one floor between the floors on which Albert and Raman stay. Karthik stays immediate above the floor on which Vimal stay. Raman does not stay on the ground floor. Anand stays immediate above the floor on which Murali stay. There are three floors between the floors on which Rajan and Albert stay. The one who owns the silver Tablet stays immediate above Raman .Karthik stays on the fourth floor. The one who owns the grey Mobile stays on the third floor.







Syllogism Questions Latest Pattern (Reverse Syllogism) 



1. Conclusions:
All rooms being table is a possibility.
No room is a chair

Statements:
A) Statements: All rooms are fans. No fan is table. Some chairs are tables. Some tables are vans
B) Statements: No rooms is table. No fan is a chair. Some chairs are fans. Some tables are vans
C) Statements: All rooms are fans. All fans are chairs. Some chairs are tables. Some tables are vans
D) Statements: All rooms are fans. No fan is a chair. All chairs are tables. Some tables are vans
E) Statements: All rooms are fans. All fans are chairs. All chairs are tables. Some tables are vans


2. Conclusions:
No car is a note
All notes being animals is a possibility

Statements:
1) Statements: All mobiles are notes. No note is a door. All cars are notes. All doors are animals.
2) Statements: Some mobiles are notes. No note is an animal. All cars are doors. All doors are animals.
3) Statements: Some mobiles are notes. No note is a door. All cars are notes. All doors are animals.
4) Statements: All mobiles are notes. No note is an animal. All cars are doors. All doors are animals.
5) Statements: All mobiles are notes. No note is a door. All cars are doors. All doors are animals.
A. Only Statements – 1 & 2
B. Only Statements – 2 & 3
C. Only Statements – 3
D. Only Statements – 4 & 5
E. Only Statements – 5



3. Conclusions:
Some hospitals are flat is a possibility.
Some schools are not colleges

Statements:
1) Statements: All flats are apartments. All apartments are schools. No apartment is college. No hospital is school.
2) Statements: Some flats are apartments. All apartments are schools. Some apartment are college. No hospital is school.
3) Statements: All flats are apartments. All apartments are schools. No apartment is college. All hospitals are schools
4) Statements: All flats are apartments. All apartments are schools. No hospital is a flat. Some hospitals are Colleges
5) Statements: Some flats are apartments. All apartments are schools. No apartment is college. Some hospitals are Colleges
A. Only Statements – 1 and 2
B. Only Statements – 2 and 3
C. Only Statements – 3 and 5
D. Only Statements – 4 and 5
E. Only Statements – 5





4. Conclusions:
Some tools are bags.
Some instruments are bags.

Statements:
1) Statements: Some Subjects are tools. All tools are instruments. No instrument is book. No bag is instrument.
2) Statements: All Subjects are tools. All tools are instruments. No instrument is book. All bags are tools.
3) Statements: Some Subjects are tools. All tools are instruments. No instrument is book. Some bags are books.
4) Statements: All Subjects are tools. All tools are instruments. No instrument is book. Some bags are subjects.
5) Statements: All Subjects are tools. All tools are instruments. No instrument is book. Some bags are books.
A. Only Statements – 1 and 2
B. Only Statements – 2 and 3
C. Only Statements – 2 and 4
D. Only Statements – 1 and 3
E. None of these



5. Conclusions:
All birds are being vegetables is a possibility
Some vegetables are being animals is a possibility


Statements:
1) Statements: All animals are birds. No bird is a fruit. Some fruits are vegetables. Some fruits are plants
2) Statements: All animals are birds. No bird is vegetables. No fruit is vegetables. Some fruits are plants
3) Statements: Some animals are birds. No bird is a fruit. Some fruits are vegetables. Some fruits are plants
4) Statements: Some animals are birds. No bird is vegetables. No fruit is vegetables. Some fruits are plants
5) Statements: All animals are birds. No bird is a fruit. All vegetables are animals. Some fruits are plants
A. Only Statements – 1 & 2
B. Only Statements – 2 & 3
C. Only Statements – 3 & 4
D. Only Statements – 4 & 5
E. None of these





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Syllogism Answer :-

1) D
2) E
3) C
4) C
5) E

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SSC Exam 2017 Updated Schedule / Time Table
Friends, the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the revised Schedules of SSC Examinations which are being conducted by the commission during the years 2017-18. Earlier, the organization has released a schedule for the upcoming exams on 18th October 2016. But due to some unavoidable circumstances the organization couldn't conduct some exams according to these dates. So it has released a revised time table for the exams which are to be held during 2017-18. According to this new schedule, the SSC CGL 2017 (Combined Graduate Level Exam) will be held during 1st August 2017 to 20th August 2017. The SSC CHSL 2017 (Combined Higher Secondary 10+2) Exam will be held on 20th March 2018 to 20th April 2018.  You can check this calendar from the official website of the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) www.ssc.in or from below link. All the Best :)

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Daily Current Affairs Update --- 9th & 10th April 2017

• Narendra Modi and his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina  have flagged off the trial run of a passenger train service between Kolkata and Bangladesh's Khulna.
Named Maitree Express-2, it is the second passenger train between India and Bangladesh.


• The National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) has approved 26 projects worth ₹2,154.28 crore under the Centre's 'Namami Gange' programme, aiming to reduce the river's pollution load.


• Lewis Hamilton defeated Ferrari's four-time Formula One World Champion Sebastian Vettel to lift his fifth title at the Chinese Grand Prix .


• Vriksh organized India’s first micro-drama festival,Titled “Thespis” in Delhi .


• Indian-origin educationist Asha Khema in UK named ‘Asian Businesswoman of the Year’ .


• Smita Sandhane has taken charge as Managing Director of the Saraswat Co-operative Bank .


• The Agriculture Ministry joined hands with the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), a wing of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to geo-tag agricultural assets for their real-time monitoring and effective utilization.


• The 12th edition Indo-Mongolian Joint Military Exercise Nomadic Elephant 2017 has begun at Vairengte in Mizoram.


• The Bengaluru Police have launched 51 'Pink Hoysalas', the new patrol vehicles, to address complaints related to women and child safety.


• Andhra Pradesh government is going to construct a 125-foot tall bronze statue of BR Ambedkar in its upcoming capital Amaravati.


• Today (10th April) is World Homoeopathy Day.


• Narendra Modi today inaugurated an exhibition ”swachagraha” Bapu Ko Karyanjali” – A Mission, An Exhibition, at the National Archives of India, Janpath, New Delhi.


• To mark 100 years of his Satyagrah movement, three old and seminal publications on Mahatma Gandhi, were today relaunched by the government of India in a "restored" format.
Minister for Information & Broadcasting, M Venkaiah Naidu released these publications.
The 3 publication are :
'Gandhi in Champaran (1957)'
'Romain Rolland and Gandhi Correspondence (1976)'
'Eight-volume biography of Gandhi (1951)'
These were authored by D G Tendulkar.


• Indian team was crowned champions of the Women's Hockey World League Round 2 today after defeating Chile on penalties in the tournament final in Canada.


• Tej Bhadur Singh has set a Guinness World Record for disposing of 6065 cases in just 327 working days.


• Ajit Kumar Srivastava and Shabri Bhattsali appointed members of Cental Board Of Direct Taxes (CBDT).