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In case of any discrepancy between English and Telugu/Urdu Versions of the questions, English Version of the question shall be treated as final.° PART-A GENERAL ENGLISH (Marks : 25) Choose the sentence with appropriate articles: (1) An Annual Report was read by Principal. (2) The Annual Report was read by the Principal (3) The Annual Report was read by a Principal. (4) A Annual Report was read by a Principal Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles: unusual feature of ———— book is that it can be used in — intensive course for leamers. (1) the, a, an (2) an, the, an (3) a,a, an (4) aan, the Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions: Good always triumphs evil ——— the long run. (A) for, on (2) by, over (3) over, in (4) above, by Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions: ‘You must abide the rules the organisation if you want to work here. (1) over, in Q) by, of (3) with, by (4) for, in Fill in the blank with an appropriate verb form. If you don't come in time, you marked absent. (1)-would have (2) willhave been (3) will have (4) willbe Fill in the blank with an appropriate verb form: He said he lock into the matter. (1) may (2) would (3) should (4) can Choose the word spelt correctly: (1) homogeneous (2) eliminated (3) commissioner (4) proffessor (PTO. ps B-lNAVYA Ps Choose a Synonym for the word underlined. His zbilities were useful rather than splendid. (1) efforts (2) hard work (3) genius (A) capacity Fill in the blank with the most suitable word. They gave her a big of flowers for her birthday, (1) bunch (2) group 3) douguet (4) collection Give the appropriate indirect speech form of the following sentences: He said, ‘I go for a walk every morning” (3) He said he went for walk every moming. 2) L went for walk every morning. 3) L go for walk every morning. (4) He said he goes for a walk every morning. Choose the passive voice form of the following sentences: The Servant washes our clothes. (J) Our clothes are washed by the Servant (2) ‘The Servant washed their clothes, (3) The Clothes are washed by the Servant. (4) The Servant was washed our clothes. Choose the appropriate active voice form of the following sentences: Mobile phones are sold in this shop. (1) The shop sells mobile phones. (2) This shop sells mobile phones. (3) Mobile phones would be sold in this shop. (4) This shop may sell mobile phones. “She is always too late to class’. This sentence can be re-written as (1) She is too late to class. (2) She is always late to class. (3) She is always very late to class. (4) She is too late to class.The soldiers fought very courageously. This sentence can be re-written as: (1) The soldiers fought greatly. (2) The soldiers fought greatly with courage (3) The soldiers greatly fought with courage. (4) The soldiers fought with great courage “The guide asked the students not to touch the exhibits.” The direct speech form of this sentence is (1) ‘Please don’t touch the exhibits,’ the guide said to the students, (2) The guide said, ‘Don’t touch the exhibits.” (3) The guide told the students ‘Don’t touch the exhibits.” (A) The guide requested the students ‘Don’t touch the exhibits.” Fill in the blanks with an appropriate phrase: and work had to be stopped (1) broke up (2) broke down (3) break up (4) broke off ‘The machine ‘The Principal thanked the staff and students with all his heart for their co-operation. Substitute an adverb for the underlined part in the sentence: (2) heartfully (2) full heartly (3) whole heartedly (4) full heart Identify the grammatically acceptable sentence: (1) My tain arrives tomorrow. (2) Our flight are delay (3) She lives besides the temple. (4) You can hire a car at the airport. Identify the grammatically acceptable sentence: (1) The meeting took place at the Company's headquarters. (2) Do you know the bus is stopping? (3) Mary fell down in the bicycle. (4) Nobody saw me came in. “Ihave seen the Taj Mahal’. This sentence can be re-written as: (1) He saw the Taj Mahal. (2) I saw the Taj Mahal. (3) The Taj Mahal was seen by me. (4) Lalready saw the Taj Mahal. (PTO.NAVYA PS 21-25 Read the passage carefully and mark the correct answers for the questions that follow: 21. 22. 23, 24, Of all the amusements which can possibly be imagined for a hard-working man, after his daily toil there is nothing like reading an entertainment book. Itcalls for no bodily exertion, of which he has had ‘enough. It transports him toa livelier and more interesting scene; and while he enjoys himself there he may forget the evils of the present moment. It gives him something to think of, besides the drudgery of his everyday occupation, The taste for reading is a source of happiness and cheerfulness through life. Selection of books is indeed a very essential and gratifying activity. The passage is about: (1) Amusement (2) Occupation (3) Reading (4) Hardwork For a hard-working man reading is a source of (1) Drudgery (2) Entertainment (3) Exertion (4) Toil Selection of books for reading is: (1) Abappy activity (2) An important activity (3) A gratifying activity (4) Acheerful activity Reading is considered as (1) An occupation (2) Useless G) Atransport (4) An amusement Abard-working man should read: (J) An essential book (2) An entertainment book (3) An occupational book (4) AScience book26. 27. 28. 29. 30. NAVYA Ps 7 PART-B GENERAL KNOWLEDGE (Marks : 25) Identify the Country which is not a member of NSG (Nuclear Supply Group) as GaUrd Syo YOST (NSG) & Seso (1) Russia (2) US.A. Sas eaos (3) France (4) Iran Sy ROS Who is the author of “The White Tiger”? The White Tiger (4 Se) GN5) HAS Scone (1) Jhumpa Lahari (2) Paul Kruggmann worord 36 WhisrS () Aravind Adiga (4) Arundhathi Roy edd wan 82068 crais The Annual monetary limit of “MPLADS” is rupees..... 0S MPLADS Agro TS HOW Grados (1) 3 Crores (2) 4 Crores 353 4 Sty (3) 5Crores (4) 6 Crores sSe 6 Sty ‘The programme started by Telangana Government for revival of Tanks is Dodo Zo Goew Soorrey Weds PSoHoDS Sessoo (1) Watergrid (2) Mission Kakatiya ESAS SaaS sSBa0 (3) Harithaharam (4) Jalayagnam TOSS octigo ‘The causative virus for “Swine-Flue” is BSOE TyOsOs BOS () HY] (2) HISL @) HINI (4) HIML [PT.O.a1. 32. 33. 34, 35. NAVYA PS In which year was the First Battle of Panipat fought? Booted DOwtng opaoyoo AOAY Sows ooo (1) 1526A.D. (2) 1556A.D. (3) 1605 A.D. (4) 1761 AD. 1526 3.0. 1556 9.8. 1605 2.8. 1761 D8. Jawahar Lal Nehru declared “Poorna Swaraj” at “sorry nod” Boyer esr5erd BEST SSeS Satioo (A) Surat (1907) (2) Belgaum (1924) x65 (1907) BexSs (1924) (3) Lahore (1929) (4) Kolkatta (1938) PFO (1929) Sosa; (1938) ‘The word “Buddha” means “aag{" SPOS exis (1) Conqueror (2) Liberator aes Daag Grrs (3) Wanderer (4) An enlightened one Besos apisso Pease ‘Name the longest train of India (Distance) BPOSAIOSD wHgO TO GaTTIOS Seo Sto (1) Jammu Tawi Express (2) Jammu Kanyakumari Express BSSoyerD 2 BH BroYSTWOITO IHS (3) Himsagar Express (4) Vivek Express teedn6 IRS 258 285 “Aishwarya Oil Field” is located in which State of India? Reig SS020> ersoo (Aishwarya Oil Field) 8 803 oYoS* éo8 (1) Maharashtra (2) Gujarat Soo, KoeoS (3) Rajasthan (4) Andhra Pradesh regs, SOG SSE31. 38. 39. NAVYA a: The Vice-Chairperson of “NITI Ayog of India” is NITI (28) ear aadrggioeio (1) Aravind Panagaria (2) VY Saraswath WIDE SSroAY DD. POS (3) Abdul Kalam (4) Rajnath Singh. wad Sto oad bof ‘The present “Governor of Reserve Bank of India” is RBI (Sestig ergoS eH GoBaur) SAYS MITE (1) Y V Reddy (2) Raghuram Rajan 3.08 SpaeSs ows (3) D Subba Rao (4) C Ranga Rajan G. Soenyoray 2%. Conor, In 2012, the “11th Conference of Biodiversity” was held in India, in the cit 2012 Nous? 3 Beis SCR 11S WSoywiSsvo erSIS IOS’ Se NGOS wood (1) Delhi (2) Kolkatta 2 Sse, (3) Chennai (4) Hyderabad 3a Bwaeoerd “World Ozone Day” is observed on... QSOS ESS AT esis MPs Ser atorperde (1) 16th September (2) 16th October 165 RoHS 165 eS o5 (3) 16th November (4) 16th December 165 S006 163 Bdoe6 10th December is observed worldwide as..... Gdoub 103 SAA gious Torr Se Odor Sebaso (1) Women Day (2) United Nations Day saire BS ayn foBsoreag HOO GSsiv9 3) Human Rights Day (4) Blindness Day SPSS SY,0 B09 wogse BSS SS29 [eTO.4l. 42. 4B. NAVYA S > 10 TEACHING APTITUDE The most important task to be accomplished by a teacher is to adrgrpiboto TGod oD Sorpgsd (1) maintain discipline in class. BOKOE S50 We Sreboritio (2) conduct examinations and give feedback. sOgoo DUgrod, SOR asigeio (3) make students prepare assignments. DergigoS' wTosrSavody Gasrorvon205e00 (4) develop the skill of learning how to learn. Der weLorrd wS Seas dodoBoiswo To handle eveteasing, what initial steps do you take Be8 Shorosio wOSYGDS, Dp UWS Toodied Jos (1) warn the girls. wexirono% IPIBowsevo (2) obtain a written complaint. SS SPoSorr LOA Baws (3) counsel the trouble making boys. gd werosrets trad’ Soe (4) take to Principals notice, Bory ar GrCtd Gyys Bxos3'Se20 ‘The most important challenge before a teacher is to Aart Sveti ©B soopslys Kareo (1) engage the class. . FONG SOS Daye (2) maintain discipline in the classroom. Sto B¥ea Feosievo (3) make teaching learning process enjoyable. Shar weyers Gsow etosioraoso aero (4) conduct examination. Sdgoo Dogrotine47. 48. 49. 50. NAVYA 4 12 National Talent Search Exam is conducted by SHWE er Sood 50) SES Dora q) UGC (2) NCERT 3) AICTE (4) UPSC Teachers first duty is to her EarqrsObAd Weslo SOs (1) students (2) community Semgiget> Scirerds 3) subject (4) Principal arGs GET OS BES edge Mid-day meal scheme was introduced to DWE PT Sad BGS Goas'do HSTxTO (1) Encourage attendance (2) create employment @eBoBdy BMesprosve8 BByres QRowoxs (3) Provide nutritious food (4) utilize local resources TY S00 woboraw AROS Seituow GIGMOSeX ‘The purpose of co-curricular activities in schools is to PSwOS se PH sePos ABigsio0 (1) enrich learning experience of students. DEM KYO SYS wager who Tarooeos (2) boost self-confidence among students. DerLye ES PeySsas Boodowseaso B) provide relief from academic work. DOYIGS Hod BUWED’sion Shores (4) enhance competitive spirit of students. Demigod? ate8 sosgersy DowexSL. 32 53. 54, 55. 56. NAVYA 13 1 PART-C PHYSICS (Marks : 50) ‘The condition for formation of dark rings in Newton Rings Experiment, ST yS Gord BETH, Sed Sato Doryeny SSM SPOS DBOGS (1) 2nt=2m-1)2/2 (2) 2nt=mA (3) 2nt=(2m+1) /2_— (4) 2nt=(m —1) 2 Calculate inductance of a solenoid 0.5 m long of cross sectional area 20 cm? and with 500 tums 0.5 m Tess, 20 cm? LHeFy—hye Broso So8cio 500 coery No Brave Bos, HOS Des (1) 1.25 mH (2) 2.00mH 3) 1.5 mH (4) SmH ‘The direction of the induced em.f. is such that it tends to oppose the change that produced it is OSE e.m.f, Bask, 64 PDD SHY Saerds SBS wisoo SHS SBsve50S Serr Hotv0d (1) Faraday’s right hand rule (2) Lenz’s Law POE HASB Asoo : Bod SRGa09 B) Maxwell Law (4) Gauss Law Sr§yad Sowa rSares0 Hysteresis loop represents tQobS aS 2o8 TDD GrDotioso (1) Loop produced when magnetic field is taken through half cycle ward od Feo oF RISE Biwi Iq@ord (2) Loop produced when electric field is taken through half cycle Dee Er> UY PIT Bowoswpt Ntye or (3) Loop produced when magnetic field is taken through full cycle eotedej08 FED WY DISH BrowogySped Deye or (4) Loop produced when electric field is taken through a quarter cycle DexgboGiSrh Fy PISS Browosyppid Noe oS ‘A Galvanometer can be converted to an Ammeter by connecting magstnedoss edigotorr STS (1) High resistance in series (2) High resistance in parallel OS DED, Fed SosSSS GS DSA SSG SovssBS (3) Low resistance in series (4) Low resistance in parallel ey DEG GIS SoossSH ey DEG, Ha OSVOMT SOVSSBS Ip cos’ is given by Ip c0s8 Bob Das SPDs (1) Brewster’s Law (2) Malus Law (3) Kerr Effect (4) Fresnel’s Law (7RHy Ncko;iv0 39°0 Dawosvo. 36 @arso Pays) DowOIVo [PT.O.58. 59. 60. 14 Heat is flowing through a conductor of length / from x = 0 to x = /. If its thermal resistance length is uniform, which of the following is/are correct? X= 0.8008 x= 1508 TUE I Ko TISINE G¥o SLPosow HP. SArea Pas No age Go 86Br DyHord 80H TNS 98 HOaSS t t 4 i a Q) ° , oO x ® + t a zt r Dimensions of magnetic flux are wobd,oS wba Bus, Moser q) Mur?a? 2) ML? 2a? @) MUTA? (4) MDT Lasers works on the principle of & Bod AGo UGrdorr Gadd sda (J) absorption (2) stimulated emission Foes ade @qQoo (3) spontaneous emission (4) adsorption Sgdyoss Exo 4308 e020 Population inversion is caused when exrgr DE SoSio0 AoNETD8 SGeviioo (1) More atoms are in upper energy level than in the lower one. KOSTemIQOo Hoss SYS 48 Arad" Sod OS rowd® MySrr Horan (2) More atoms are in lower energy level than in the upper one. BOER Hops OOS ¥B Jon So!) Gy ¥§ Aron" Ips Hoerav 3) When atoms are same in both the levels. SOSTEBAYO Hops GSN SOG WHS ¥ Jravod* VIO Soerard (4) None of the above. po owsy61. 62. 63. 64. 65. NAVYA S 15 SHM is represented by y = 10 sin (10t— =) the frequency is BOY TOE Sowssooso y = 10 sin (10t — : )F dranodss, od Psxyeysn () 10H (2) 1.6 Hz @) 16 Hz (4) SHz Charge sensitivity of Ballistic galvanometer is given by EN PPE Neorg Nooo Ginos, SST SOE gso9 mm C 2n nAB tc 1 nAB =-7~ 9 -= =e =i—~e =~ Me () a> Tap? @ 4-7 @) 9= a7 nAB. 4) 4-3 Skip distance is a region o%os G80 (Skip distance) S858xa9 (1) around the transmitter where reception is impossible Er Spoedd Seep Soyterersas& doosrD (2) around the transmitter where reception is possible PSO coerz Soptsrersinst DBs (3) around the receiver where reception is not possible UEPSioo Botay Noyisreasiost Devs") (4) around the receiver where reception is possible UWPSaoo Soe Solara osHH IS Div B= _, where B is the magnetic induction Div B= , a&6 ‘Bredear,08 tea ao @) oe? w-2 A string is fixed at both ends and transverse oscillations with amplitude ag are excited. Which of the following statements is/are correct? Beli F350 SG DADS SoWE ‘ag! $OSS SOROS’ Soros SVST, a God SSSSS006* 28 SOGSS (1) Energy of oscillations in the string is directly proportional to tension in the string SOS HB FOBSD SS gS OSS SOS Hotwod (2) Energy of oscillations in the string is inversely proportional to tension in the string SossSUY SWS Sgt DSPST SOS Hotrod (3) Energy of oscillations in the string is directly proportional to length of the string Sowsseg BN Fressy wwEF srs sos sotw08 (4) Energy of oscillations in the string is independent of length of the string. Sossisu§ ON Srcsinp arose = [PT.O.66. 67. 68. 69. 70. NAVYA 16 A swing h metre above the ground at the lowest point and H metre when it is at the highest point if V is the velocity of the swing carrying a child of mass m, then Im! GSxO"8 No erect ExcrvoS 'V' SHS Galbwowysyyetio SVG Dodo SG APM Sood dehy ‘hr Do, SoBateo NOB Dota Sf Id 'H’ Do vaods', expe 1{ mv? 2 2 () H= 3 we aynaaviern @) H= 42h (@) H= +h What energy in MeV is equal to 1.6 joules 1.6 joules & SSrSa35 83 (MeV &*) (1) 10! Mev @) 103 Mev (3) 10° Mev (4) 1.0 MeV The centrifugal acceleration due to the rotation of the earth is DIPS Sos SEF ePSoes Se (1) Minimum at Poles Bre Sg Do (2) Minimum at the Equator BIG Gy Sy SDgo (3) Same at the Pole and Equator Gyre SrBarbs gimsogsSp Sg 28 Neos Hoes (4) None of the above poddssy 40°F is equivalent to what temperature in Celsius Scale 40°F © SST DOS AILS (1) = 40° (2) -60°c (3) + 80°C (4) 40°C \ ‘The temperature of the Sun whose radiation has a maximum energy walclength A = 5500A (Wien's constant = 0.3 cm ~K) is N BIC;N D86e06* NOH #8 esq) SOON BE; A=SSO0A wasss od eave (Wien’s constant = 0.3 cm — k) (1) 5085 K Q) S455K (3) 5000 K (4) 1650Kn 72. B. 74. NAVYA ‘Angular momentum of a body is given by 2S Sigh aot, Seba esssSrto i 2 hy QF 1 @) lo 4 io lo Maximum polarisation occurs at reflection when tan i= n, where / is the angle of incidence and 1 is the refractive index. The reflected and refracted rays are then 90° to each other. This law is given by tan i =n Conse SOSOGSINE® GG:OS Gysievo Seotowo, a8, ‘7 SESS sw SoBaro9 ‘y’ SEPSIS Mesrews SPIT. SOSGS SOoko S8PSS Serer SITS Ooworr doeras, GD Datoxivo —— vorrto (1) Brewster 2) Newton (3) Youngs (4) Huygene woes SIS tbo 2pnS, A diffraction grating has 500 lines per millimeter and is illuminated normally by monochromatic light of wavelength 600 nm. The total number of images seen on both sides of the normal including the central image is 28 Dd.20.8 500 Adserssy 2585 eroSsz0} (Grating) 600 nm SONS Ko ISS SBS’ Sr eoworr SBSo BOOS Foes GB DoesoF Ser GoBiyo Mo Saogh5ion GIDoero Svs (1) 10 Q)9 G)8 (4) 7 Which of the following are absorbed by “Black Hole”? 2 GoO TOS Sh Dosw» Jd boas (1) all radiations ed MEerews (2) all radiations except in visible regions GyLSO DEePEd GS) way SOeTed (3) all radiations except X rays X-88ePEd Gay Ey Wore (4) all radiations except microwaves and X rays. BoSAw sOcioo X-8eTVao Gs wh Mseres (PTO.15. 16. 71. B. NAVYA 18 The efficiency of Camot Engine is dependent on SOS Boia Gas, 63S Sa Gd rap SPOS (1) temperature of the source only (2) temperature of sink eiSsn AUD SH sSo Rok ainresp (3) temperature of both the source and sink (4) working substance only Rob SOodoo BSS AH NSeD BdSavdo SarYop SGA ‘An ideal heat engine is working between the temperature of 27°C and 77°C. Its efficiency is OO, 4 WOGSasw 27°C SodaLL 77°C Ga Uiho SHois Sddawiays od Ags Dood (1) 50/77 (2) 50/350 (3) 50/300 (4) 50/650 ‘The force j experienced by a charged particle having charge q moving with velocity y in magnetic field g isgiven by F —qyxB- This force is q.&Si No St20, VSrOS 5 war: 05 FSnE* WoMsgt ody SdScio vowin F — gy BESS, avx Ba nero (1) perpendicular to V (2) parallel to B ve CODBIE® Hotes Bi SSrOSs avs ocsoso >» - * (3) perpendicular to both V and B (4) parallel to V Vs00058) Bo& oon BYS* syotioso VS Sair08S B86 Sotiosis An object A of mass 2 Kg is moving with a velocity 3 m/s and collides head on with an object B of mass I Kg moving in the opposite direction with a velocity 4 m/s. After collision both the objects stick together and move with a common velocity equal to 2 Kg Gwsor8 Ko Siig ‘A’ 3 m/s SKS Sorrcdsn, HE HyBSp OIE SY 1 Kg G5;OR, 4 m/s Ssio0 Ko Sigh ‘BS SoogrSopm ASS. AFS) SHS Bordo Siysoo SOLS ov 28 SHS wariodTsd es Siio (1) 28 mis @ ms (3) Ooms (4) 2ms [P.T.0.79. 80. 81. NAVYA Ifa moving car X collides with a moving car Y in the opposite direction the conservation of momentum states that KeosSsiond? Gy ES SOD 'X! HDS SBSH GUE SQW Sr ‘Y" S GE Spd, WaigSt VWpes Dodoo (asSo (1) the final momentum of X = final momentum of Y X GB GSsSNo = ¥ G8 Cisigsivo (2) the total momentum of X and Y stays constant X SoBalho Y © (SAgSrro Swe |r spots (3) the initial and final momentum of X is the same X Bak, HO SoBatoo 48 Gsgdires 2S dood SOA Hociowo (4) the momentum of X and Y are reversed by collision wOSTSS22 Sos K SGotoo Y Gok, SS Srres PWT operas Time period of SHM is given by SHM 55955 soo 2: 1 2 as @) 2x0 Op Ina SHM, which graph given below indicates the total energy E varies with time t during one cycle SOY SHOGE Sosssioo Soto (SHM) 28 P8SE Sogpy #8 ‘E’ SoSatoo Sow» ‘1’ o& Ko Songs82. 83. 84. 85. 6. NAVYA 20 The light produced by a laser S00 (LASER) S200 69025 S0BS (1) has a very small wavelength 2) is highly coherent TET SYS SSONBE:O dossows WS SoaGs doco (3) cannot show wave behaviour (4) has wavelength in the infrared region WOK Sgro esoeseho SON Bose Soto Wotod dotiow The black lines on the spectrogram of white light from the Sun are known as SPL:D 00d Seo5d Bed S08 SY So8'D Sg fitiao ——— how—yoo (1) Fresnel lines (2) Raman lines (3) Stokes lines (4) Fraunhofer lines 3d feseo oio5 Aden FE) Actes GPSshH6 Asoo When light waves are reflected at the boundary of an optically denser medium, they undergo a phase change equal to Sof Stores TOG APSE HOT Sorsn Sod SPSGWsiv0 BOBSiyreo SEE SOK S72 . m 3x Oy Qy 8) > OR A perfect blackbody is 25 BOY HASQD (1) a good absorber of heat (2) a good absorber as well as good emitter of heat G80 3 FSS dio Gg Fass Soci 6y EcrOSO (3) 2 good emitter of heat (4) neither good absorber nor a good emitter of heat EG% ES APSSO iho x Fa8o SBaky éefso 6 Acros SOL Heat by itself cannot flow from a body at a lower temperature to a body ata higher temperature which is known as ERED SSOGL TUN GSS GILNG No SAW SoD IS GAPE No SAYHL GSrowieho. a DLITD) (1) Kirchhoff’s Law (2) Dulong Petit's Law Bory 5 Dotosoiso0 MPO BETS DotosSoi500 (3) Second Law of Thermodynamics (4) First Law of Thermodynamics EQNOST A Botiss DatoSoawo EQNOSEY Sore) Darosiosioo87. 88. 89. 90. NAVYA 21 - ‘The frequency of free electromagnetic oscillations of an L-C-R circuit is given by f 28 L-C-R Sooo Boos, Dedogvy SOLAS BSGS Pexayagso ‘f'De05 wy e s[lo-« ) @ pele) on 2x ) ie te J 2x A thin film is illuminated by white light incident at an angle 8. The reflected light will show a dark band for a wavelength given by gd SOB SS S'r20 6" SF Ses PWNS SSSa pth, SPSYS SOB Se Sod GLI SOON BOs 5G Sod SS Borys 5% L a) autoos0 = (n+ th . (2) 2ut cos = n?. (3) 2pt cos = (2n + 1) (4) 2pt cos = nn Fraunhofer diffraction pattern is obtained ifthe slit is effectively at an infinite distance away from the Bi Cod TIE 408 wow 5 reso" DOS edyQnond PSHE sepa eS DGysoxo (1) both source and screen (2) source B28 8cSon Sobctoo BS Botsrwso BSS (3) screen (4) neither source nor screen a6 BS8oSt, BOs. When sunlight falls on a soap film, different colours are observed because of ATC: SOB Sery TINS SASSpto Sd eo Forbes SNowioas. votes to ses (1) Interference and intemal reflection _(2). Interference and diffraction DsBSOrI0 SOI wo SOrSYsIO DsDS0rv0 Hodis DSYo (3) Dispersion and interference (4) Dispersion and polarisation DgSevsin SoOao SWSSrI0 DySersion Sato dyes (PTO.91. 92. %3.. 94. NAVYA 2 PS A capacitance of | picofarad is equal to 28 DS MOE SPE) Be GOO GS SITHSV (1) 10 farad = 2):107"? farad 3) 104 farad (4) 1078 farad 10° HE 107? So 104 308 108 08 Which one of the following is not a vector quantity? Be God TH DG SITS Sto (1) electric potential (2) momentum (3) force (4) torque Dewy PAQAVS (Gs Sieso9 oso or, For the parallel C-R circuit shown in figure below, the Current I Ba Gods STDS SSTOS CR Soavos* Ddogihy (Sarr Dood (I) 1 VV, Corwe (1) is in phase with the voltage V FSes’ SYS Sots0d (2) lags behind the voltage bya phase angle @, where @ = tan! R Co FGes O33 Siero 0" F Sao8ad spotiowo. apis O= tan” RCo (3) leads the voltage by phase angel @ = tan 'R Co $828 Orsy S20 0 = tan 'RCw SF Savocvotswio (4) lags behind the voltage by 6, = tan ®_ Co SSeSy 0, = tan ‘e F BH¥ Hots o An LC circuit resonates at 2000 kHz has a Q of 100. Then Bandwidth of the circuit is Q.dev5 100 Ke 2.8 LC Seatoso 2000 kHz 5G wasardsin SoAStavd Od ero5 2g (bandwidth) ()@ Q) 0 (3) 20 kHz (4) 2000 kHz.95. 96. 97. 98. 99, NAVYA 23 F Ifa vector 7=2xi+yj+2zk then Vis equal to FH2xityj+22k e8 SAT eons, VF D8 SairSso9 (wo (2) 2 @)4 as If f (xy,2) = 3x’y —y°2" the value of grad f at the point (1, -2,—1) will be £ (x,y,z) = 3x7y- y°z" womdsst, Docsox (1, -2, -1) ONS grad devs (1) 101+ 956k (2) 121+8)-3k — B) -121-9j- 16k (4) 71-4) + 9k eydvoO Find the value of a, if the vector v = (x + 3y) i + (y - 22) j + (x + az) k is solenoidal SO8v=(x + 3y) it (y—2z) j + (x +az)k PBTONE eons, ‘a’ Joos (1) 0 (2) -2 (3) 3 @-1 ‘The capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor is 0.2 uF. If 2V potential difference is applied across the plates of the capacitor, then the energy stored in the capacitor is 0.2pF capacity ho SSTOSS SeoSo SHRWE Serso Soo ZV SIYS Hesaivo aiyO. ODT SPNOET Des aay ¥h (1) 4=107F Q 0.2% 1075 @) 2% 1075 (4) 0.4% 10°77 ‘When three capacitors of capacity C), C, C3 are connected in series, the combined capacity is equal to Cy, Cp, Cz darreho SO*LeaiSo SHIT BIS LOLST, rd Sovefsion Be 1 (1) Cy= Cy # Cy + Cz (2) G &,O,& OO (3) Cy= CyCg + C2C3 + CiCz 4) C= |. The divergence of the leaves in the Gold leaf electroscope are proportional to SSG ACS gWYSONS' SWano oSAder God DDE OHS STDPSS Goths. (1) charge (2) resistance vo 260 (3) potential difference (4) force of attraction PSAywE Fao SSYn wos (PTO.101 102. 103. 105. NAVYA PS 24 (B) CHEMISTRY (Marks : 50) - Which of the following transition metals exhibit “+8” oxidation state? 48” ead eo BBD BG0 WOSYS Sarosrv D9 (1) Os & Fe (2) Os & Mn @) Os & Rh (4) Os & Ru What is the chemical composition of cryolite? GBPBS Ans, GTOLDS Soyo Seyod (1) [Link] (2) [Link]) (3) AIF3.3NaF (4) [Link] ‘What is the degree of complex formation order of actinides? B08Q NSyVTos OOS’ GABE Gos, CID Soya (a) M*> MO;*? > M*? > Mo;* (2) M** > M*3 > M02“? > MO2* (3) M*3 > M*4 > MO,* > MO3*? (4) MO,*? > Mo,* > M*4 > Mt - [Co(NH3)sCl]SO4 & [Co(NH3)sSOq]Cl are [Co(NH3)sCI]SO4 & [Co(NH3)sSO4]CI e359 (1) Geometrical isomers (2) Optical isomers Se Tayer~eo yea Srchyers0 (3) Ligand isomers (4) lonisation isomers SME Toyrseo COOSHea Tye yoo Which one of the following complex exhibits 2.8BM magnetic moment? 2.8BM wobaryoS EraoSo SONS SAyWSo DB2 (1) [Ni (CO)4] 2) [Mn (CN)? (3) [Cu (NH3)4)"? (4) [Fe Cla106. 107. 108. 110. NAVYA 25 Which one of the following molecule exhibit Sp°d hybridization? & oO THE Sp'd SosbSEPD, STD wens DO? (1) SCh (2) SF6 @) SC (4) S2Ch, Which of the following is isoelectronic species of NO* ion? NO* etr SSF suho JogLS DarxSo SYS wens 9B? () o @) @) 0; (4) 02° Which one of the following is the Schrédinger wave equation? Be GOO TWS® ELON SoM SDoSoeTPa MoQoio%s, 8x?m Py _8n’m 2 2 = () V4 ER E-PBWy=0 @ SE-B KEy=0 8 @) dap @ vay +S E-KEW=0 ). The order of acidic nature of oxides is Ey Boy, aig Gos" Habs EST) Bepa (1) MnO; > MnOz > MnO (2) MnOz > MnO7 > MnO (3) MnO > Mn07 > MnO. (4) MnO > MnO2 > Mng07 Which of the metal ion having the least magnetic moment value? Be God ass SrVATSod' GS SAdIYOe Groote SOASS 98? (1) Fe? (2) Co (3) Ni? (4) cu? (PTO.M1. 112, 113. 114, us. 26 The increasing electro positive character of Na, Cu, Zn is Na, Cu, Zn & Sore DS GS MoyrHSso odor vw srereisvo (1) Na< Cu< Zn (2) Cu< Zn < Na (3) Cu HCIO3 > HCIO2 > HCIO (3) HCIO > HCI04 > HC102 > HC1O3 (4) HCIO < HCI04 < HCI02 < HCIO3 Ba3Np belongs to ——~ nitrides. Ba3N2 9 GE) Sods BOBS (1) Salt-like nitrides (2) Covalent nitrides 0809-07 BBE) Nodiredos SG (3) Interstitial nitrides (4) Alloy nitrides wosoras POC Dower POG How many unpaired electrons are present in Eu2*? Eu 9 eenred dog,Se Sony (1) 6 Qs @)7 4) 2116. 17. 118. 119. 120. 121, NAVYA PS. ” D-Glucose and D-Mannose are D-ngS'E SoOcioo D-SrTE wosDd (1) Anomers (2) Epimers (3) Enantiomers (4) Geometrical isomers eSsotooo ddSOdeo ITQS 30 Taywweo All natural amino acids are Bure 29 emp este edo (1) B-amino acids (2) D-amino acids (3) a-amino aicds (4) _L-amino acids P-esS espe. D-es3pS esireo a-eSyS esizeo LS esspeo Schiemann's reaction, among the following Se $08 TOE D6 Lesrd 5H? CaCl © _ CuBr (1) Ph-Np® —SC15 Phicl+Nz (2) Ph-Ny® —S2> Ph-Br + Np (3) Ph-N2® U8» hk + No 4) Ph-N2® 22. ph-on + Nz In Pyrrole electrophilic substitution preferably takes place at DEES’ IOGPOE GOGO Og ErSor 9 Asad" eooros? (1) 2 position 2) 3 position (3) 1 position (4) 15* & 2"4 positions Bots BSSo9 SPES BS Bootie Byssio Saved & Bots FSsnod® To which element this electronic configuration [Xe] 4f'* Sd! 6s? belongs to & dod goss sarod! [Xe] 4f'4 Sd! 65? ogyS DarsS0 D SaTESHD8 BOSS? (1) Lanthanum (2) Luthetium (3) Tantalum (4) Teleruim woGiso exedactoo erotv059 Borbabo The covalent radius of carbon in a compound having C ~ C single bond can be determined by CC d8a0go SOAS Savas SHS God, SoBrahe Tyg SMTos sSarnss So DS? (1) C- C= 2 @) C-C= 2 t te Q) C-C= te + 3re (4) C- C= 2te + Ite [P-tO.122. 123, 124. 125. NAVYA 28 According to Huckel’s rule which one of the following is not an aromatic. DUBS Datos Gsto, S Bod TOS 08 a'sred§ svo @ (0) @ @ lo} (4) Which of the following exhibit intramolecular hydrogen bonding? ROSS EAS Ho NESS Se oO DS’ 902 (1) O-methyl benzaldehyde (2) O-hydroxy benzaldehyde 0-295 Boer d2zé O-B Ek) BoerQspe (3) O-nitro benzaldehyde (4) O-methoxy benzaldehyde Opes BoerdarE O-Dogr§) Bow Oar cooH O22 (CO, OM Above reaction is an example of P Sy Se God TNE GD Gn, acrsrdey (1) Reimann-Tiemann reaction (2) Hell-Wolhard Zelinsky reaction 6305-Sa75 365 w5-FEr§ 285%, yy (3) Pinacol-Pinacolone rearrangement (4) Kolbe-Schmidt reaction bSsrd-DS8ES HSE SHy-2y5 Bos CHy = CHO and CH3 - CH — CHO can be distinguished by CH3 ~ CHO S60% CH3 ~ CH — CHO 03> & Bod HOS D SHY cnyr FISHSSeiy (1) Tollen's test (2) Fehling’s test SBS SOK dtqofy SE (3) 2, 4 - DNP test (4) Iodoform test 2,4 ~ G.08.d. SOX ean 7, SOX126. 127. 128. NAVYA 29 S Resonance Energy of Benzene is BodS Book, B35 B (1) 858 [Link] (2) 49.4 [Link]/mole (3) 36 [Link]/mole (4) 28.6 [Link]/mole 2R—1+2Na _dyether, R —R + 2Nal. Above reaction is an example of B BG; Se God woyod* OD Gasy acrsrtea (1) Corey-House reaction (2) Wurtz reaction S025 505 DG 5s (3) Kolbe’s electrolysis (4) Iodoform reaction $5) doors BoE PG, Ses H3C - CH - CH = CHy _HCL, 7 Major product formed in the above reaction is 2 BGS Sqr DHE eeysiysoo Se Go TNS’ O62 (1) HyC ~ CH2 ~ CH2 ~ CH2CI (2) H3C - CHCl - CH = CH2 (3) CIH2C - CH ~ CH = CH (4) H3C - CH; ~ CHCl - CH3 129, O tydosyinon >) 130. On Which among the following reagent used for the above hydroxylation reaction? B DOs BONGDE SDE srssw we S00 TIS D0? (1) KMn04 (2) 03 @) RCO3H (4) 0:04 Major product formed by the Nitration of nitro benzene is BE BSS Bok, BISS SOE DGS SoSH aayho DO? N °, 0, No, . [PT.o.31, Butane and isobutane are arsS Srbcto adFarsS oD 132. 133. 134. (1) Positional isomers a8 eye G) Chain isomers Bove Deyeseo 30 (2) Functional isomers Baad Sayeyoo (4) Enantiomers ATYarsotoo9 Which one of the following is a neutral nucleophile? Sa Bod TOS DG ak Sey Angarps (1) AICI; Q) OH” (3) BF3 (4) NH; Which of the following is correct? 38 ates 8389 CHO cHO Ho—+— u HO, H H —+— on as H on 9 u —+— on H OH CH,OH CH,OH (1) Newman projection formula of D-Arabinose. D-26OTS Bos, ANSTS Kin Poor (2) Fisher projection formula of D-Arabinose. D-DOOTS ans, S85 Goo Poy (3) Wedge formula of D-Arabinose. D-Arabinose (D-208S'S) Gho8, 3G Poor (4) Saw-horse formula of D-Arabinose. D-20TS Doosy, F*-I'}) MOV” More acidic acid among the following is Be G08 TOE GHGS wiSyioo No wags N82 (1) CH3 COOH = (2) (CH3)3C COOH = (3) F3C COOH (4) ClkC COOH135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. NAVYA PS: 31 (B) Ina first order reaction, the concentration of the reactant decreases from 0.8 M to 0.4 M in 15 min. “The time taken (in minutes) for the concentration to change from 0.1 M to 0.025 M is Gao GATOS SHG’, Gob wise MES 15 Dito sr008' 0.8 M S204 0.4 M GSE GAIO. YOOsT, 0.1 M Sood 0.025 M rrgies8 NGOS SeBS Saatoiiv0 (Toskiov0d') (1) 75 minutes (2) 15 minutes (3) 30 minutes (4) 60 minutes NaCl acquires yellow colour when heated in sodium vapour due to the creation of defect. Baabo adOE NaCl so SASSY Seow Soroifo Botiowo. 693 No seas SSei00 Deyeioes (1) Schottky (2) Valence (3) Anion vacancy (4) Frenkel Sey, BBR esc grbgoios | 60386 In NaCl Crystal, each CI” ion is surrounded by ___ ions, NaCl BySssn6', 6B CI wosrd spay ay vr Go. (1) 4 Na* 2) 6 Na’ (3) 1 Na* (4) 2. Na’ To get n-type doped ‘Si’ the impurity'to be added should have the following number of valance electrons n-O8S29 EYTIPS NSYOS "Si" S STOSOevsioo Batorie sodwro% cotsssehs 3B Iogse ops ai (2)2 @)3 (4) 5 Paneer (Country cheese) is an example of type of colloid. 385 (Country cheese) oS Soesg Crsicasn (colloid) SS aarssea (1) Sob (2) Gel G) Emulsion (4) Foam #8 ad dSo95 2S “Temperature below which, the gas does not obey ideal gas laws is called 9 GaN Sef Sood Says AINE So Tray LUE Toby Dabisreds Fedoisco (1) Boyle's temperature (2) Inversion temperature erond EARNS DSS Ga Ke (3) Reduced temperature (4) Critical temperature §80Ds &Ayes BoB G2ENS [PT.0.32 (B) 141. The rate constant of a reaction A + B > products is found to be 1.2 x 10-?min-!. The order of 142. 143. 144, 14: this reaction is Be Bob tits Book, Stoo Brows 1.2 x 10°? DDokev “| rw gaigadSss. ear, Se Bs Grow, GATOS 208? A+B > Gtydyiow (1) Zero (2) Second (3) First (4) Half as bBo Sx eg Rate expression for the inversion of Cane Sugar (Sucrose) is BES BO Dns, DES Woy Sew HDoSdrasvo (1) =k [Cy2H22011) (H20] @) r= k [C1Hy20n1]? (3) r= k [Ci2H22011) (4) = k (H"] (Cy2H22011) [H20] of a reaction can be obtained from the slope of the straight line in this plot Be WHE Sod Sd) Teo WercdloG' HH Dos, Bo 38, 00555i59) (1) Heat (2) Threshold Energy (3) Activation Energy (4) Reaction Rate ego CXS B ed2088 50s Seas If an aqueous solution of a carbohydrate is isotonic to an aqueous solution of NaCl, wherein, the ratio of the amounts of carbohydrate and NaCI is taken as 6:1 in equal volumes, then the molecular weight of the carbohydrate should be: SEprGe5, NaCl wo Cero KKMGS SOaloo Silo HSsOArersiwod® Swowwsyspto wed erco DiaB 6:1 CONST SH yPGed Gos, wraerSarva S806, (1) 175.5 2) 35 @) 39 (4) 351 If the ts of a first order reaction is 30 sec, then the rate constant of the reaction is sec (Seik> EITS ey Gat, oY EY sv 30 DENY, eons Be oy Gos, dew rosin (1) 0.2310 (2) 0.0231 3) 20.79 (4) 2.079 ass"146. 147. 148. 149, 150. NAVYA PS 33 Joule-Thomson experiment is PEPYS GAPIS0 oS sas, (1) isothermal (2) isochoeric (3) isobaric (4) isoenthalpic SBR Siow SSOSreI0 sossobeess SSodogry Which of the following is an intensive property? 8 GOO TAS DO wosGe Ggin? (1) Volume (2) Pressure (3) Enthalpy (4) Entropy Powsosre Saw 20g") d0e52 One mole of the following has the highest entropy Be 208 TIE 2k BPG ows D9 Scrysioosk O,ST soto? (1) Liquid Nitrogen (2) Hydrogen gas DedeS Gas BSads rosoxy (3) Mercury (4) Diamond ‘Bothy 5 Seesion Which of the following is not an azeotrope? Be GOO THE DG DexaIwTD Dowsrsin DO? (1) Hp — HCl. (2) HO - C7HsOH (3) HyO - HNO3 (4) H20 ~ C4HgOH A mixture of water and an organic compound distills at 96°C with their ratio in the distillate as 6:1 The molecular weight of the compound is gr, if the ratio of their vapour pressures of pure liquids is 60:1. DoS So8or a Sys SEW Gok, Dwsrsin VEC SG MySwaiv Bod 6:1 DHS’ Meycowo. Sd, wed BY Go Bok, mmdawre DQ sor wor, Ss SSylSsw Gok, eewgrdSo —— (rine. (1) 120 (2) 180 (3) 20 (4) 18 [PT.O.