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The following is a network of five dams - A, B, C, D and E, and S is the source dam,

which provides just the necessary supply of water to each of the other dams.

The direction of flow in the canals connecting one dam to the other is given in the above
diagram. The requirement at any dam and the flow in any of the canals is a positive
multiple of 1000 cusecs.
(i) The requirement at A is 5000 cusecs and that at E is same as that at B.
(ii) The requirement at C is twice of that at D.
(iii) The total flow in the canals connecting A and C and that connecting B and D is 9000
cusecs.
(iv) The flow in the canal connecting S and B is 1000 cusecs less than the flow in the
canal connecting S and A.
(v) The maximum possible flow in any canal is 9000 cusecs
(vi) For any canal the difference between the maximum possible flow and the actual flow
is called the slack in that canal.

What is the total requirement (in cusecs) of water in the five dams?

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The following is a network of five dams - A, B, C, D and E, and S is the source dam,
which provides just the necessary supply of water to each of the other dams.

The direction of flow in the canals connecting one dam to the other is given in the above
diagram. The requirement at any dam and the flow in any of the canals is a positive
multiple of 1000 cusecs.
(i) The requirement at A is 5000 cusecs and that at E is same as that at B.
(ii) The requirement at C is twice of that at D.
(iii) The total flow in the canals connecting A and C and that connecting B and D is 9000
cusecs.
(iv) The flow in the canal connecting S and B is 1000 cusecs less than the flow in the
canal connecting S and A.
(v) The maximum possible flow in any canal is 9000 cusecs
(vi) For any canal the difference between the maximum possible flow and the actual flow
is called the slack in that canal.

What is the difference (in cusecs) between the requirements of the dams C and E?

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The following is a network of five dams - A, B, C, D and E, and S is the source dam,
which provides just the necessary supply of water to each of the other dams.

The direction of flow in the canals connecting one dam to the other is given in the above
diagram. The requirement at any dam and the flow in any of the canals is a positive
multiple of 1000 cusecs.
(i) The requirement at A is 5000 cusecs and that at E is same as that at B.
(ii) The requirement at C is twice of that at D.
(iii) The total flow in the canals connecting A and C and that connecting B and D is 9000
cusecs.
(iv) The flow in the canal connecting S and B is 1000 cusecs less than the flow in the
canal connecting S and A.
(v) The maximum possible flow in any canal is 9000 cusecs
(vi) For any canal the difference between the maximum possible flow and the actual flow
is called the slack in that canal.

What is the minimum slack (in cusecs) in the canal connecting the dams A and B?

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The following is a network of five dams - A, B, C, D and E, and S is the source dam,
which provides just the necessary supply of water to each of the other dams.

The direction of flow in the canals connecting one dam to the other is given in the above
diagram. The requirement at any dam and the flow in any of the canals is a positive
multiple of 1000 cusecs.
(i) The requirement at A is 5000 cusecs and that at E is same as that at B.
(ii) The requirement at C is twice of that at D.
(iii) The total flow in the canals connecting A and C and that connecting B and D is 9000
cusecs.
(iv) The flow in the canal connecting S and B is 1000 cusecs less than the flow in the
canal connecting S and A.
(v) The maximum possible flow in any canal is 9000 cusecs
(vi) For any canal the difference between the maximum possible flow and the actual flow
is called the slack in that canal.

What can be the maximum flow (in cusecs) in the canal connecting the dams D and C?

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Points in a basketball game are scored by 1, 2 or 3 pointers. That means one gets 1 point
from a 1 pointer, 2 points from a 2 pointer and 3 points from a 3 pointer. Bob, Don, Fed,
Jim, Mac, Rex and Tye are the players of a basketball team. The bar graph shows the
percentage of points scored by them in the form of 2 and 3 pointers during a season.

Percentage of points scored


70
60
50
40
2 pointer
30
3 pointer
20
10
0
Bob Don Fed Jim Mac Rex Tye

What is the ratio of number of 1 pointers and 3 pointers scored by Jim?


A. 1:5 B. 2:5 C. 3:5 D. Cannot be determined

What could be the least number of 1 pointers scored by these players altogether?

If the number of 1 pointers scored by Bob and Fed are the same, the number of 3
pointers scored by Fed are how many times the number of 3 pointers scored by Bob?

If Don and Mac scored a total of 50 points through 2 pointers, what percent of the total
points scored by them are through 3 pointers?

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100 students from a college participated in a graphic design workshop. The mandate was
to have a web browser among Chrome and Firefox and a photo editing software among
Photoshop and GIMP. Each student had at least one browser among Chrome and Firefox
and had at least one software among Photoshop and GIMP.
The following table provides the number of students, for any combination of browser and
software that they used.
Chrome Firefox Photoshop GIMP
Chrome 65
Firefox 22 57
Photoshop 38 44 69
GIMP 49 31 33 64

How many students have GIMP but not Photoshop?

How many students have both the browsers as well as both the software?

How many students have only one of the browsers and one of the software?

How many students do not have Chrome?

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A quiz was conducted in a school. There were 4 teams with 4 participants each. The
participants were numbered P1, P2, P3, … P16. The below table gives the number of
correct responses given by these participants. Each correct response fetched 1 point and
there was no negative marking:
P1 9 P5 7 P9 5 P13 2
P2 7 P6 5 P10 5 P14 13
P3 8 P7 3 P11 3 P15 6
P4 4 P8 10 P12 9 P16 4
It is known that:
▪ The teams arranged in the descending order of scores were T1, T2, T3 and T4
▪ T1 scored 39 points, while T4 scored 17 points.
▪ No two players of a team contributed equal number of points.
▪ P15 was not a member of T4.

What is the maximum score by a member of team T4?

What is the maximum total possible score of team T2?

Which of these persons is definitely not present in T1?


A. P1 B. P2 C. P3 D. P5

If team 3 scored the maximum possible number of points, which of these is not a score
by any member of the team?
A. 6 B. 5 C. 4 D. 3

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Four players A, B, C and D participated in a shooting competition which had 5 rounds.
The maximum possible score was 10. The scatter plot below shows the mean and median
score of the players in each of the rounds. However, their individual scores are unknown.

▪ B’s score in rounds 1 through 5 is 3, 7, 10, 6 and 5 respectively. No other player


scored a 10 in any of the rounds.
▪ All players had unique scores in rounds 1 and 4.
▪ C was the highest scorer only in round 1.
▪ A had the highest total after 3 rounds, it was 22.
▪ D had same score in rounds 2 and 5

How much did A score in round 5?

What was the least score in round 2?

What is the maximum possible total for D in the game?

Which of the following totals cannot be achieved by C?


A. 33 B. 32 C. 30 D. 29

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A commentator met five cricketers. They are the top five rankers in the world. When the
commentator asked them about their ranks, they made the following comments.
Joe: Babar is the fifth ranker. Rishabh is the first ranker.
Steve: I am not the first ranker. Marnus' rank is better than mine.
Marnus: Steve's rank is better than my rank. Joe’s rank is better than Babar's rank.
Rishabh: Babar is not the fourth ranker. My rank is better than Joe's rank.
He did not speak to Babar. It is also known that each of these cricketers who commented
about the ranks, made one true and one false statement.

What is Babar’s rank?


A. 3rd B. 4th C. 5th D. Can’t be determined

Who is ranked second?


A. Steve B. Rishabh C. Joe D. Can’t be determined

Which of the following statements is true?


A. Joe’s rank is better than Steve’s
B. Rishabh and Marnus have consecutive ranks
C. All the statements made about Joe are true
D. All the statements made about Babar are false

Had Joe not made any statement, who could have been rank 5?
A. All except Babar
B. All except Steve
C. All except Babar and Steve
D. All except Babar, Steve and Marnus

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Eight students of a class lived on eight different houses of a street numbered from 1-8
from right to left. The roll number of each of these students is different and is the square
of the house number in which some other student lives. The roll number of Bina is a
multiple of 3 and she lives on an even numbered house immediately left of the person
whose roll number is 16. The person whose roll number is the square of the house
number in which Renu lives, lives on the leftmost house. Neeraj lives immediately left of
Ishani and both have a roll number which is a multiple of 4 but not 9. The roll number of
Ishani is higher than the roll number of Neeraj. The roll number of Jinu is the square of
the house number in which Ishani lives. Three people live between Renu and the person
whose roll number is 16. Uday lives to the right of Geeta but to the left of Anuj. The
difference between the roll number of the person living on the leftmost house and the
person living on the 4th house is 24.

For how many of the given students can their roll numbers be identified?

What is Anuj’s roll number?

Which of the following statements is false?


A. There are two pairs of students that live adjacent and have their roll numbers as
squares of consecutive numbers
B. The sum of the roll numbers of the students living in the central two houses is 50.
C. Geeta’s roll number is an odd number.
D. Jinu lives on an odd numbered house and her roll number is also odd.

If there are two houses between the students that have the lowest two roll numbers,
what is Udit’s roll number?
A. 1 B. 25 C. 49 D. Cannot be determined

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In a dance competition, there were four participants P1, P2, P3 and P4, and three judges
J1, J2 and J3. Each performer performed two dances – D1 and D2.
Table 1 gives the average points given to the four participants by the three judges:
P1 P2 P3 P4
J1 6 6.5 9 9.5
J2 5.5 6 6.5 9
J3 7 5 4.5 6.5

Table 2 shows the least and the highest points received by the participants by the judges
on their two dances:
P1 P2 P3 P4
D1 (3,7) (4,9) (2,9) (6,10)
D2 (4,9) (1,8) (7,9) (7,10)
Table 3 shows the minimum, the maximum and the average points given by the judges to
the two dances of the four participants
J1 J2 J3
D1 (3,9), 6.5 (4,10), 6.25 (2,9), 5.75
D2 (8,10), 9 (4,9), 7.25 (1,8), 5.75

How many points were given by J3 to P1 for D2?

How many points were given by J1 to P2 for D1?

How many points were given by J2 to P3 for D1?

How many points were given by J3 to P4 for D2?

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A cube is cut into 125 identical cubes. The cubes present at the corners were taken out
and discarded. Also, a cube from the center of each of the faces was removed. Then, the
remaining cube was soaked in a blue paint.

How many cubes have 3 faces painted?

How many cubes have 2 faces painted?

How many cubes have 1 face painted?

How many cubes have no face painted?

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Seven football teams A, B, C, D, E, F and G participated in a tournament. Each team
played with every other team twice and D won all of its games and F lost all of its games.
B and G scored equal points and are ahead of C. C, A and E also scored equal number of
points. Each team gets three points, one point and no point for a win, draw and loss
respectively.

What is the least possible number of points that can be scored by team G?

What is the highest possible number of points that can be scored by team A?

Which of the following is a valid prediction of the number of points of B and C?


A. B — 27, C — 13
B. B — 30, C — 10
C. B — 30, C — 12
D. B — 27, C — 11

If no match played by B and G results in a draw, what is the minimum possible difference
between the points scored by teams A and G?

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Four friends Arun, Karun, Tarun and Varun, appeared in a test that had 4 sections –
English, GK, Quant and Reasoning. The below graph shows the score of these persons in
the sections. The names have been disguised as A, B, C and D and the sections have
been disguised as P, Q, R and S.
25

20

15

10

0
P Q R S

A B C D

▪ The highest total was in the quant section


▪ The difference between the total scores of Arun and Karun is 2
▪ The total in quant and GK is 4 more than the total in English and Reasoning

If Varun got the lowest marks in English, what was Karun’s score in Reasoning?
A. 17
B. 19
C. 23
D. Cannot be determined

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Which of the following statements will help us uniquely determine all persons and
sections?
A. Varun is the lowest scorer in Reasoning
B. The difference between the scores of Arun and Tarun in Reasoning is 5
C. Arun and Karun got the same marks in Reasoning
D. Tarun got more marks than Karun in both Reasoning and English

X: Tarun scored less than both Arun and Karun in Reasoning


Y: Varun did not get the highest marks in English
A. If Y is true, X is true
B. If Y is true, X is false
C. If X is true, Y is true
D. If X is true, Y is false

X: Arun scored more than Karun in exactly 1 subject


Y: The difference between the scores of Varun and Karun in 3 subjects is 1
A. Both statements are true
B. Both statements are false
C. X is always true, Y can be either true or false
D. If one of the statements is true, the other is false

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Five friends, whose first names are Prem, Ankur, Naval, Cyrus and Harsh, and surnames
are Reddy, Gupta, Pant, Shah and Das, stayed in five different hotels. Three of these
hotels were rated 4-star while one hotel each was rated 3-star and 5-star.
▪ The ABC Hotel had a higher rating than the hotel where Harsh stayed.
▪ The three-star hotel was not DEF Hotel.
▪ Cyrus's last name is Gupta but he didn't stay at JKL Hotel.
▪ Prem, whose last name wasn't Pant stayed in ABC Hotel.
▪ Shah and Naval both stayed at 4-star hotels.
▪ Reddy stayed at the PQR Hotel which wasn't a 5-star hotel.
▪ The JKL Hotel was a five-star hotel.
▪ Ankur's last name wasn't Das.
▪ The XYZ Hotel was rated with one star less than the hotel where Pant stayed.

Cyrus Gupta may have stayed in


A. ABC B. DEF C. JKL D. PQR

In which hotel did Harsh stay?


A. ABC B. DEF C. PQR D. C.B.D.

The person with surname Pant was


A. Ankur B. Naval C. Harsh D. C.B.D

Which is the correct combination of first and last name?


A. Prem Reddy B. Harsh Pant C. Ankur Shah D. Naval Das

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The below chart shows the performance of 7 batsmen in a series. The size of the bubble
denotes the number of matches played, which are 2, 3, 4 or 5.
The X-axis of the center of the bubbles denotes the number of runs scored per match and
the Y-axis of the center of the bubbles denotes the number of balls played per match.
For example, player A played 4 matches (second largest bubble). He scored 32 runs per
match and played 36 balls per match.

How many players played fewer balls than the runs scored by them?

How many players scored less than 120 runs?

Who played the maximum number of balls?


A. G B. B C. E D. C

What is the difference between the runs scored by C and E?

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100 people each were surveyed by Apple in three months: Jan, Feb and Mar, to find out
the likelihood of people buying MacBook or iPhone. The results of the survey are given in
the following table.
NOTE: Number of Persons likely to buy = somewhat likely to buy + very likely to buy
Number of Persons unlikely to buy = somewhat unlikely to buy + very unlikely to buy
Macbook iPhone
Response
Jan Feb Mar Jan Feb Mar
Very unlikely 50 46 22 17 18 21
Somewhat unlikely 24 26 29 14 13 8
Undecided 10 12 15 4 5 7
Somewhat Likely 5 6 11 46 36 34
Very Likely 2 4 7 16 21 25
No Response 9 6 16 3 7 5

In Jan, at least how many of the persons surveyed are unlikely to buy MacBook and also
unlikely to buy iPhone?

In Mar, what is the least number of persons surveyed who are likely to buy at least one of
MacBook and iPhone?

In Feb, if among the persons surveyed, 14 persons said the they were undecided to buy,
either MacBook or iPhone, what percentage of the total number of persons surveyed were
undecided to buy, both MacBook and iPhone?

The same set of 100 persons were surveyed in each of the three given months. The
number of persons who responded in the same manner regarding their likelihood of
buying iPhone in Feb and Mar, is at most

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14 bikes — A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, and N, manufactured by one of the four companies —
Yamaha, TVS, Ola, and Bajaj, such that 5 are manufactured by Ola, 4 by Yamaha, 3 by TVS, and 2 by
Bajaj. The bikes are parked in 14 parking slots, one in each slot, out of the 20 parking slots, numbered
from 1 to 20.
Further information is as follows:
▪ The 4 bikes of Yamaha are parked in 4 parking slots, which are consecutive prime numbers. The same
is also true for the parking slots, where the 3 TVS bikes are parked.
▪ C, E and G, manufactured by the same company, are parked in alternate parking slots, in increasing
order.
▪ F and L are of the same company and have an empty slot between them. Same is true for B and D.
▪ The 5 bikes of Ola are parked in 5 parking slots which are consecutively numbered.
▪ K and M are parked in two slots which are consecutive prime numbers. The same is also true for N and
H.
▪ M and J are manufactured by the same company and same is true for N and H.
▪ The number of slots between B and M is less than that between B and H.
▪ K is parked in slot numbered 3 and H is parked in slot numbered 19.

In which slot is bike J parked?

Which of these is not an empty slot?


A. 6 B. 12 C. 15 D. 18

Bike L is of which company?


A. Ola B. Bajaj C. Yamaha D. Can’t be determined

If the number of slots between A and F is the least possible, how many bikes are parked between I and H?
A. 12 B. 11 C. 9 D. 8

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A library has five shelves – A, B, C, D and E. The table below gives the ratio of the fiction
and non fiction books kept in those shelves and also the ratio of books by Indian and
foreign authors.
Shelf Fiction : Non Fiction Indian : Foreign authors
A 3:2 4:1
B 5:3 3:1
C 9:5 5:2
D 7:6 2:1
E 4:3 5:3

What can be the minimum number of non fiction books in the library?
A. 50 B. 52 C. 53 D. 55

Which of the following cannot be the number of books kept in the library?
A. 134 B. 135 C. 136 D. 137

If there are 178 books in the library, how many of them are by Indian authors?
A. 123 B. 121 C. 116 D. C.B.D.

If shelves B, C and E have equal number of books and total books in the library are the
minimum possible, how many fiction books are present in the library?
A. 141 B. 136 C. 127 D. 119

If all the shelves contain equal number of books, which shelf has the highest number of
books by foreign authors?
A. Data Insufficient B. C C. D D. E

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Charles, Adam, Robin, David and Shawn played a game of cards
that consisted of six rounds. In each round, the first ranked
person got 10 points, second got 7, third got 5, fourth got 2 and
the fifth rank got no points.
The table gives the rank of the players based on the overall points
scored in all the rounds till that round. It also gives the final score
of the players. If two participants had the same total, both get the
same rank with no one getting the next rank. For example, David
and Shawn had the highest number of points at the end of 5th
round and were both ranked 1 and no one was ranked 2.
Player R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 Points after round 6
Charles 2 1 1 2 3 2 30
Adam 4 3 2 5 3 4 28
Robin 1 2 3 3 5 5 20
David 5 5 4 1 1 3 29
Shawn 3 4 5 4 1 1 37

How many points did Adam get in the third round?

Which person did not win any of the rounds?


A. Charles B. Adam C. David D. None of them

In how many rounds did Robin come 5th?

Who scored 7 points in the 3rd round?


A. Charles B. Adam C. David D. None of them

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Glassy, a bar in a city, serves beers of only 3 brands - Kingfisher, Budweiser and
Carlsberg. On last Friday, not all the customers necessarily drank beers but those who
did, they had at least one of the 3 brands. Some of the observations were as follows:
▪ The number of customers who drank only Carlsberg was twice the number of
customers who drank only Budweiser.
▪ The number of customers who drank both Carlsberg and Budweiser was 24 more than
twice the number of customers who drank only Budweiser and Kingfisher.
▪ The number of customers who drank only Kingfisher and Carlsberg was 28.
▪ For every 3 customers who drank only Kingfisher, there was 1 customer who drank
only Carlsberg and Budweiser.
▪ For every 3 customers who drank Carlsberg, there was 1 customer who drank
Budweiser and Carlsberg
▪ For every 3 customers who drank Budweiser, there was 1 customer who drank
Kingfisher and Budweiser.

What can be the minimum number of customers who visited the bar on Friday?

If 250 customers visited the bar on Friday, what could be the minimum number of
customers who did not drink any of the 3 beers?

Which of the following could be a possible number of the customers who drank exactly 2
of the 3 brands of beers?
A. 40 B. 50 C. 60 D. 70

What is the difference between the number of customers who drank only Kingfisher and
the number of customers who drank only Carlsberg?
A. 18 B. 16 C. 24 D. C.B.D.

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The table given below shows the performance of five students - Amba, Bhanu, Charan,
Dhanvi and Erina - in their exams in four semesters
• The maximum marks that could be scored in each of the semesters are different
multiples of 100
▪ Amba scored equal marks in two of the four semesters
▪ The difference between the marks scored by Bhanu in two of the four semesters was 120
▪ The difference between the marks scored by Charan in two of the four semesters was 70
▪ The difference between the marks scored by Erina in two of the four semesters was 20
▪ Only top two students scored more than 800 marks in 2nd semester and top three
students scored more than 1000 marks in 3rd semester
Semester Amba Bhanu Charan Dhanvi Erina
1st 65% 60% 55% 50% 45%
2nd 55% 65% 60% 70% 50%
3rd 65% 60% 50% 70% 55%
4th 50% 60% 55% 65% 70%

What were the maximum marks in 1st semester?

Which Semester had the highest maximum marks?


A. 1st B. 2nd C.3rd D. 4th

Who got the second highest aggregate in all the four semesters put together?
A. Amba B. Bhanu C. Charan D. Dhanvi

What is the difference between the marks scored by Charan in 2nd and 4th semester?

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Given below is the division of a number by another. In the representation, each of
the digits 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, has been coded with one letter with distinct
letters representing distinct digits.

What digit does M represent?

What is the quotient (OUT)?

What is the remainder (IST)?

What number is represented by DICES?

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Pranav took a workshop of Arithmetic from Monday to Saturday. Six topics – Percentage,
Profit Loss, SICI, Ratio, Mixture and Average were taught in the workshop, one on each
day. It was observed that:
▪ Except the first two days, attendance on a particular day was the average of the
attendance of the previous two days.
▪ The class on Ratio had the least attendance of 30 students. It was immediately before
the class on Average, which did not have the highest attendance.
▪ 3 more students were present in the class on Mixture as compared to the class on
SICI, which was taken before the classes on Profit Loss and Mixture.

Which class was conducted on Friday?


A. Average B. Mixture C. SICI D. Profit Loss

What was the highest number of students attending any class?

How many students attended the class on Average?

If a total of 80 students registered for the workshop, at least how many students
attended the classes on both Profit Loss and Mixture?

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A factory produces only four kinds of goods – A, B, C and D. The following graph gives
the percentage production of each kind of goods with respect to the total production
during the four years.
▪ The overall production increased by 20% each year with respect to the previous year.
▪ The production of C in 2021 was 40800 tons more than its production in 2019

What was the total production (in tons) in 2021?

What was the percent increase in the production of D in 2021 with respect to 2020?
A. 16% B. 80% C. 96% D. 116%

By how many tons did the production of A increase in 2021 as compared to 2019?

The Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) in the production of B from 2018 to 2020
is closest to
A. 8% B. 6.5% C. 5% D. 3.5%

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Ananya, an MBA student, has her classes from Monday to Friday. Each day has four slots:
Slot A 9:00-10:30, Slot B 10:30-12:00, slot C 12:00-13:30, and slot D 13:30-15:00. The
subjects are Branding, SCM, HRM, ITM, eCommerce and Business Ethics. There are 3
types of subjects:
I) Major: Classes which happen 4 days a week
II) Minor: Classes which happen 2 times a week
III) Optional: Classes which happen once a week
Each of the 3 categories has at least one of the six subjects in them. Furthermore,
No subject is taught in the same slot or the same day twice. None of the subjects
belonging to the Minor category is taught on Friday.
▪ Every day exactly 1 slot is free. Slot A has classes on all days.
▪ Overall 3 classes each are taught in the B and C slots throughout the week.
▪ ITM is taught on Wednesday's C slot. SCM is taught on Monday.
▪ Exactly one of the Minor subjects is taught on consecutive days.
▪ There are 2 instances where the free slot is in the same slot as the preceding day.
▪ Business Ethics is taught only in the A slot. Slot D of Monday is a free slot.
▪ The week starts with class on Branding. HRM is not taught on Thursday.
▪ On a particular day, eCommerce is taught immediately after a free slot.
▪ On one particular day, Business Ethics, HRM, and Branding are taught in that order.
Slot C is the free slot that day.

Which of these is a major subject?


A. SCM B. HRM C. ITM D. eCommerce
eCommerce is taught on which two days?
A. Mon and Wed B. Tue and Wed C. Wed and Thu D. Tue and Thu
Which of the subjects is not taught in slot A?
A. ITM B. HRM C. SCM D. eCommerce
Which subject is taught at 9:00 am on Thursday?
A. ITM B. HRM C. SCM D. eCommerce

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In a country called Primistan, the currency is called Abhajya (@) and is available in exactly
five denominations — @ 2, @ 3, @ 5, @ 7 and @ 11. Each of five persons, Pranav, Reena,
Ian, Mushtaq and Emily had notes of exactly one denomination with them and no two
persons among the five had notes of the same denomination. On a particular day, the five
persons visited a bookstore and each of them purchased a different book. The amounts that
Pranav, Reena, Ian, Mushtaq and Emily paid the shopkeeper were @ 42, @ 105, @ 165, @ 70
and @ 75, respectively. Further, the number of notes that each person gave the shopkeeper
was distinct. However, the amount that each person paid the shopkeeper was more than the
price of the book that they purchased. Therefore, the shopkeeper returned the excess
amounts to each in the form of three notes each, of three different denominations, which
were different from that in which the person had paid the shopkeeper.

What was the total number of notes paid to the shopkeeper?

Who paid the highest number of notes to the shopkeeper?


A. Reena B. Ian C. Mushtaq D. Emily

Which of the following cannot be the price of the book purchased by Ian?
A. 149 B. 150 C. 151 D. 153

Which of the following is not true regarding the price of the book purchased by Pranav?
A. The price of the book he purchased is a multiple of 3
B. The price of the book he purchased is a multiple of 5
C. The price of the book he purchased is a multiple of 8
D. The price of the book he purchased is a prime number

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There are eight beds, numbered 1 to 8, in the general ward of a hospital. 8 children –
Chetan, Uday, Sachin, Tanveer, Omkar, Mukul, Edwin and Rishi, suffering from a viral
disease have been admitted in that ward for a different number of days among 9, 17, 13,
10, 8, 7, 5 and 12 days, in no particular order.
The nurse made an interesting observation that for each of these children, their weight
(in kg) was equal to the product of their bed number and the number of days they have
been admitted to the hospital. Some of the information is known about them:
▪ Each of these children has a distinct weight which is not less than 15 kg and not more
than 50 kg.
▪ Uday’s weight is a perfect square number.
▪ Edwin’s weight is an even number and he weighs less than Tanveer.
▪ Chetan is not in bed number 2.
▪ Rishi weighs the maximum and Omkar the minimum.
▪ The weights of Chetan, Sachin and Tanveer form an arithmetic progression.

What is the total weight (in kgs) of the eight children?

What is Mukul’s weight?

Who is admitted on bed number 2?


A. Sachin B. Tanveer C. Omkar D. Edwin

If the beds are arranged in a linear order from 1 to 8, who are admitted next to Rishi?
A. Mukul and Uday B. Sachin and Chetan
C. Uday and Edwin D. Chetan and Tanvir

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Ten friends Amar, Bharat, Charan, Dhvani, Ekta, Farhan, Gurdeep, Hina, Ishmeet and Joseph,
participated in a quiz consisting of 20 questions, numbered from Q1 to Q20. Their roll numbers were
1 to 10, in alphabetical order. It was a buzzer round and each question was answered correctly by
only 1 person. The table shows the number of questions answered by the persons
Amar Bharat Charan Dhvani Ekta Farhan Gurdeep Hina Ishmeet Joseph
3 1 3 2 2 3 1 1 2 2
▪ Q5 and Q6 were answered by the same person. Q2 and Q9 were answered by the same person.
Q10, Q11, and Q13 were answered by the same person. Q15, Q16, and Q20 were answered by
the same person.
▪ Bharat, Hina and Charan answered three consecutive questions in that order
▪ Amar answered Q1 and Q12 but not Q3
▪ Gurdeep neither answered Q3 nor Q8
▪ The roll number of the person who answered Q9 is eight more than the roll number of the person
who answered Q18
▪ The roll number of the person who answered Q17 is one less than the sum of roll numbers of the
persons who answered Q16 and Q18
▪ The difference between the question numbers answered by Ishmeet is 10.

What is the maximum sum of the question numbers answered by a person?

What is the difference between the roll numbers of those who answered questions 3 & 8?

Who answered question 7?


A. Ekta B. Gurdeep C. Hina D. Bharat

Who among the following did not answer two consecutive questions?
A. Ekta B. Farhan C. Chetan D. Amar

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A breeder has 10 birds:
Breed Male Female
Dove Q, R, S T, W
Sparrow H J, K
Pigeon M N

He exhibits pairs of birds consisting of one male and one female of the same breed. At
most two pairs can be exhibited at a time; the remaining birds must be distributed
between two cages. The breeder is constrained by the following conditions:
▪ Neither cage can contain more than four birds.
▪ Any two birds that are both of the same sex and of the same breed as each other
can’t be caged together.
▪ Whenever either J or W is exhibited, S cannot be exhibited.

Which one of the following lists two pairs of birds that the breeder can exhibit at the
same time?
A. H and J; M and N B. H and J; S and T
C. H and K; M and N D. H and K; R and W

If Q and T are among the birds assigned to the cages, which one of the following is a pair
of birds that must be exhibited?
A. R and W B. H and K C. M and N D. S and W

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A breeder has 10 birds:
Breed Male Female
Dove Q, R, S T, W
Sparrow H J, K
Pigeon M N

He exhibits pairs of birds consisting of one male and one female of the same breed. At
most two pairs can be exhibited at a time; the remaining birds must be distributed
between two cages. The breeder is constrained by the following conditions:
▪ Neither cage can contain more than four birds.
▪ Any two birds that are both of the same sex and of the same breed as each other
can’t be caged together.
▪ Whenever either J or W is exhibited, S cannot be exhibited.

Which one of the following CANNOT be true?


A. One pair of Doves are the only birds exhibited together.
B. One pair of Sparrows and one pair of Pigeons are exhibited together.
C. One pair of Sparrows and one pair of Doves are exhibited together.
D. One pair of Pigeons and one pair of Doves are exhibited together.

If S is one of the birds exhibited, it must be true that


A. H is exhibited
B. M is exhibited
C. R is assigned to a cage
D. N is assigned to a cage

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Spandan has invested his money in six different mutual funds – Axis, BNP, Canara, DSP,
Edelweiss and Franklin. The given pie chart, which is drawn to scale, provides his
investment in the funds as a portion of his total investment. The names of funds are
disguised as M1 to M6 in no particular order.
It is also known that:
▪ Spandan invested 3 lakhs less in BNP than in Canera but he invested more in BNP as
compared to Edelweiss.
▪ The amount invested in M4 is less than that invested in M3.
▪ The amount invested by him in DSP equals the amount invested by him in two other
funds, in each of which he invested equally.
▪ The difference between the highest amount that he invested in any fund and the
lowest amount that he invested in any fund is 11 lakhs.
▪ He invested 6 lakhs less in Franklin than in BNP.

What is the total amount (in Rs. lakhs) invested by Spandan?

Which of the following is one of the two funds in which he invested equally?
A. BNP B. Franklin C. Canara D. Edelweiss

How much amount (in Rs. lakhs) has he invested in Franklin?

What is the ratio of the amounts invested by him in Canara and BNP?
A. 5:4 B. 16:13 C. 17:14 D. 6:5

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Eight teams - DC, GT, KKR, LSG, PBKS, RCB, RR and SRH participated in a cricket
tournament. The teams were divided into two groups - Group A and Group B. In league
matches, each team in a group played two matches against every other team in the
group. The top two teams from each group reached the semifinals. In case of a tie in
points, the team having better run-rate was ranked higher. In semi finals, team ranked
first in a group played against the team ranked second in the other group. Final was
played between the winners of the two semi-finals.
▪ None of the matches ended in a tie.
▪ No team won all the league matches while exactly two teams lost all the league
matches.
▪ DC, GT, KKR and PBKS qualified for semifinals.
▪ In Group A, teams that qualified for the semi finals won equal number of matches,
which was higher than the number of matches won by other teams in the group.
▪ In Group B, all the teams won different number of matches. In this group, the team
ranked first at the end of league matches did not lose to the team ranked second.
▪ Out of GT, LSG and DC, two teams were in one group while the third team was in the
other group.
▪ SRH lost to LSG in both league matches. LSG lost to DC in both league matches.
▪ RCB lost to RR in both league matches. RR won at least one match against two other
teams.
▪ Toppers in both the groups lost in the semifinals.

How many matches did LSG win?


A. None B. 1 C. 2 D. 3

How many matches did PBKS win?


A. Either 4 or 5 B. Exactly 4 C. Exactly 5 D. Either 3 or 4

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Which of the following pairs of teams were definitely in Group A?
A. KKR and DC
B. DC and SRH
C. PBKS and DC
D. KKR and LSG

If it is known that the final was played between DC and GT, What was the result of the
two League matches played between GT and RR?
A. GT won both matches
B. RR won both matches
C. Both GT and RR won one match each
D. GT and RR did not play against each other in the league stage

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3 houses of a school viz. Ashok, Vivek and Gandhi, competed in a quiz. The three houses
participated in a series of rounds. Points were awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in
each round were a, b and c respectively, with a > b > c > 0, and all point values being
integers.
In that quiz,
• Ashok house finished first with 32 points overall.
• Gandhi house won the rapid-fire round and finished with 11 points overall.
• Vivek house finished with 17 points overall.

What is the value of a?

In how many rounds did Ashok house finish first?


A. 5
B. 4
C. 3
D. Cannot be determined

If one of the rounds was a buzzer round, who finished third in that round?
A. Gandhi
B. Ashok
C. Vivek
D. Data insufficient

Which of the following statements is correct?


A. Gandhi house came second in one of the rounds
B. Vivek house came third in three rounds
C. Exactly two rounds had the same score for all teams
D. Ashok house did not come third in any of the rounds

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In a reality show called Whale Tank, 5 investors (called Whales), W1, W2, W3, W4, W5,
invested a total of Rs. 50 Crores in 10 businesses – B1 through B10, such that each
investor invested in exactly 3 businesses. All the amounts were integral multiples of 1 Cr.
Only B1, B6 and B7 had multiple investors. Each investor had an equal stake in a
business that had multiple investors.
▪ B1 received the highest investment of 12 Cr, while the highest investment by a single
investor was 7 Cr in B3.
▪ The biggest investment of W5 was 5 Cr in B4. He also invested in B2 and B10.
▪ W3 did not invest in B3.
▪ W2 made the highest investment of 12 Cr, while W1 was one of the two investors who
invested the least, i.e. 8 Cr.
▪ W1 and W4 invested in both B6 and B7.
▪ Except W5, each investor invested a distinct amount in all three businesses.
▪ B5 received twice the money received by B8. W1 and W3 invested in these
businesses, respectively.
▪ Total 6 Cr were invested in B6.

Who invested in B9?


A. W1 B. W2 C. W3 D. W4

What was the amount (in Rs. Cr) invested in B2?

How many investors invested in B1?

What was the total amount (in Rs. Cr) invested by W3?

How many businesses received an investment more than 5 Cr?

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Six countries, A through F, exported and imported aluminium only among themselves.
Any country can both export and import aluminium. However, no country can export to
any country from which it imports and vice versa.
The following pie charts provide the quantity of aluminium exported and imported by
each of the six countries during a particular year:
Aluminum Exported (mn tonnes) Aluminum Imported (mn tonnes)

50 85 40 105
80
150
120 100
130
90
150 130

A B C D E F A B C D E F

If one of the six countries, say X, exported only to D and another country, say Y,
imported only from D, how many distinct possibilities exist for the pair (X, Y)?
A. 10 B. 12 C. 14 D. 15

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Aluminum Exported (mn tonnes) Aluminum Imported (mn tonnes)

50 85 40 105
80
150
120 100
130
90
150 130

A B C D E F A B C D E F

Additional Information: It is known that, each of C, D and E, imported from exactly two
countries and exported to exactly two countries. Further, each of C, D and E imported an equal
quantity of aluminium from each country from which it imported aluminium and exported an
equal quantity of aluminium to each country to which it exported aluminium.

To which of the following countries did C export aluminium?


A. A B. B C. D D. F

What is the quantity of aluminium (in mn tonnes) that A exported to B?


A. 10 B. 20 C. 30 D. A did not export to B

From which of the following countries did B not import aluminium?


A. D B. C C. F D. More than one of them

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Tendulkar played 10 innings in which his scores were 27, 32, 37, 46, 52, 57, 62,
76, 78, and 143 not in this order. An interesting thing was noticed that after each
innings his average was an integer. When asked about the hints to figure out the
runs scored by him in different innings, he gave just two more hints:
i) His average after 7th and 9th innings was the same. After no other innings he
had that same average.
ii) He did not score more than 50 in his first two innings.

What is his average after the 6th innings?

For how many innings can we uniquely determine his score?

In which innings did he get the highest score?


A. 3rd B. 4th C. 5th D. 6th

What could be his maximum average at the end of the 8th innings?

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