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Directions: The following table shows the particulars regarding the members and the number of booksissued to them in December 1992 in a city. Refer to the following to answer the question that follow.

Class of Members A B C D Total

No. of members 218 137 87 96 538

* * B o o k s I s

s u e d Novels 387 864 283 713 2247

Sports Magazine 58 137 -- -- 195

Other Books 24 126 382 410 942

Total Books 469 1127 665 1123 3384

1. The maximum ratio of the number of novels issued to the number of members in a class is nearly:(a) 9.44 (b) 5.53 (c) 6.32 (d) 7.43

d2. The average number of books issued to any one member is nearly the average number of novels

issued to any member of class:(a) A (b) B (c) C (d) D

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3. The number which is five times the excess of the total number of books issued to C class membersover the total number of books issued to A class member is nearly the number denoting the totalnumber of:(a) members (b) sports magazine issued (c) novels issued (d) other books issued

d4. If the number of novels issued to the classes C and D were treated as sports Magazine to these two

classes, with no issue of novels to them, then the total number of Sports Magazine issued to themembers of all classes, as a percentage of the total number of novels and other books issued to themembers of all classes, is:(a) 54.3% (b) 60.4% (c) 50.7% (d) 57%

a5. The sum of the averages of the total number of books issued to the members of the different classes

is nearly … times the average of the total number of all the books issued to the members of all

classes:(a) 3.6 (b) 5.6 (c) 4.7 (d) 6.3cDirections: Refer to the following table to answer the questions that follow.

P & P 10 Most Active Stocks

CompanyNo. of Shares

(Lakhs)Price per share –16 Jun, 2000 (Rs.)

2–week %change

Z Te`lefilms 756.99 496.70 -9.82KFCL 656.48 1542.00 30.57

Silverline Technocrat 625.85 575.65 18.74Reliable Industries 614.87 332.90 9.98

Global Ltd. 405.99 1479.00 28.57

DSQ Telesystem 318.65 1004.70 14.87Volta India 301.41 328.70 19.27Media Graphics 263.98 657.40 34.71

Swatantra Computer Services 250.88 3365.15 28.93ICBI 239.61 234.15 15.40

6. For the shares having a price of Rs. 1000 or more, a weightage of 15% each is allotted, for those inthe range of Rs. 500 to 1000, a weightage of 10% each is allotted and for the remaining weightageof 5% each is allotted. Then what would be the sensitivity index of the P & P Stock Exchange?(Given that sensitive index is the weighted average of the 10 shares listed above with their currentmarket trends.(a) 1301 (b) 1250 (c) 1420 (d) 1023

d7. If Dharamchand purchased 200 shares of Swatantra Computer on 2nd June and sold them on 16th

June, then what would be the profit made? (in Rs.)(a) 151018 (b) 162195 (c) 146734 (d) 175960

a



8. Dharamchand purchases shares of Media Graphics on 16th June from the total profit he made in theabove problem and sold them two weeks later so as to buy shares of ICBI. How many ICBI Sharescan he buy assuming that the shares continue with the same trend?(a) 650 (b) 755 (c) 850 (d) 695

b9. If the shares continue to show the same trend on the stock market, then the total value of all the

DSQ Telesystem shares in the market on 14 th July will be (assuming the volume traded remains thesame):

(a) Rs. 25 billion (b) Rs. 12 billion (c) Rs. 57 billion (d) Rs. 89 billionb10. If shares of Reliable and Z Telefilms continue their trends on the stock market, then by which date

should the price of both the shares approximately be the same? (Assuming that today is 16 th June,2000)(a) 30th June, 2000 (b) 14th July, 2000 (c) 28th July, 2000 (d) 11th August, 2000

bDirections: In each question, there are two statements A and B, either of which can be true or false on thebasis of the information given below.

The following table shows the requirements of different professionals by ABC Ltd., a large company,for its National (N) and International (I) operations, over different years.

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Category N I N I N I N I N I N IEngineers 176 423 192 647 194 698 201 772 263 856 373 801MBAs 52 77 43 106 44 107 59 159 71 186 87 207Accountants 62 152 71 175 59 194 43 152 68 168 85 190Scientists 23 98 86 107 101 256 292 485 303 490 198 562Lawyers 6 50 15 60 22 71 19 88 18 97 19 109Others 407 684 496 792 501 807 562 956 781 978 892 1008Total 726 1484 903 1887 921 2133 1176 2612 1504 2775 1654 2955

Choose (a) if only statement (A) is trueChoose (b) if only statement (B) is trueChoose (c) if only statement (A) is true

Choose (d) if neither statement (A) nor statement (B) is true

11. Statement A: Others category shows a more than 45% share of the total national requirement of ABC Ltd. over the entire period 1995 – 2000?Statement A: Accountants category shows a more than 45% share of the total national requirementof ABC Ltd. over the entire period 1995 – 2000?

a12. Statement A: Over the entire period 1995 – 2000, the National requirement of Engineers category

as a percentage of its international requirement for the same year has shown a steady growth.Statement B: No category shows a steady growth in the National requirements as a percentage of its international requirements over the entire period 1995 – 2000.

b13. Statement A: The maximum value of National requirement of Lawyers as a percentage of

International requirements of lawyers for the same year is seen in the year 1997.Statement B: The maximum value of National requirement of Lawyers as a percentage of International requirements of lawyers for the same year is seen in the year 2000.

a

14. Statement A: The average percentage growth rate to Total (National + International) requirementover the entire period 1995 – 2000 turns out to be between 50% and 60%.Statement B: The average percentage growth rate to Total (National + International) requirementover the entire period 1995 – 2000 turns out to be between 100% and 110%.

d15. Statement A: The ratio of MBAs required for National and International operations of ABC Ltd. in

the year 1995 is greater than 1.

Statement B: The ratio of MBAs required for National and International operations of ABC Ltd. inthe year 1995 is less than 1.bDirections: The following bar graph shows the actual inflows and FDI approvals (in Rs. billion) for thegiven years. Refer to the graph to answer the questions that follow.



(Rs. in billion)1

6.The maximum change in Realisation rate from previous year occurs in which of the following

years? (Without consideration of sign.)(a) 1992 (b) 1995 (c) 1998 (d) 2000

a17. The year having the maximum Realisation rate is:

(a) 2000 (b) 1996 (c) 1998 (d) 1991d18. How many years show a Realisation rate more than the average realization rate for the given

period?(a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 6

c19. FDI approvals in 1999 is how much percent more (or less) than the difference between FDI

approvals and inflows in year 1997?(a) More, 26.16% (b) Less, 26.26% (c) More, 18.98% (d) Less, 18.98%

b20. The sum of actual inflows in year 1995 and year 1997 is how much percent more or less than the

difference between the FDI approvals and actual inflows in year 1999?(a) More, 83.3% (b) Less, 83.3% (c) More, 102% (d) Less, 102%

c

Directions: The following bar graphs show the information about sectorwise dispatch of raw coal (inmillion tons). Refer to the graphs to answer the questions follow.

Sectorwise Despatches of Raw Coal from CIL(Million Tons)

Realisation rate (%) = {Actual inflows / FDI approvals} x 10038.9

88.6

141.9

320.7

361.5

548.9

308.1

283.6

370.4

5.33.5

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193.4

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21. The minimum dispatch of raw coal from CIL in 1992 – 93 is to the ….. sector and is nearly …..percent of the total.(a) Fertilizers, 35% (b) Cement, 9.4%

(c) Railways, 1.5% (d) Steel, 10.3%c22. The ratio of the total dispatch of coal from CIL to the Cement sector in the year 1991 – 92 and 1992

– 93, to the difference of the total dispatches made to all the sectors between the two years is:(a) 1/4 (b) 2/7 (c) 1/3 (d) 3/8

b23. The total dispatch of coal to the Fertilizers sector in the two years is nearly equal to the difference in

the dispatch of coal between the two years in the sector:(a) Others (b) Power (c) Railways (d) Steel

d24. In ’92 – 93, the average of the dispatch of coal from CIL to the sectors of Power, Railways and

Fertilizers, differs from the average of the dispatch of coal from CIL to the sectors of Steel, Cementand Others, in million tons, by nearly:

(a) 15.7 (b) 16.2 (c) 16.8 (d) 17.3b25. The total of 70%, 60%, 50% respectively of the dispatches of coal from CIL in ’91 – 92 to the sectors

of Power, Steel and Railways exceeds the total of 40%, 30%, 20% respectively of the dispatches of coal from CIL in ’91 – 92 to the rest of the sectors, by nearly twice the dispatch of coal from CIL in’91 – 92 to the sector of:(a) Others (b) Steel (c) Railways (d) Cement

aDirections: The figure shows the sales (S), Expenses (E) and the Equity Base (EB) of a company ABCLtd. over different years in Rs. Crore. We define:

1. Profit = Sales – expenses, 2. Shareholder’s return =Profit

Equity Base

3. Profitability =Profit

Sales

Refer to the graph to answer the questions that follow.



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26. Maximum profitability is attained during which year?(a) 1992 (b) 1991 (c) 1993 (d) 1994

b27. Minimum shareholder’s return is observed during:

(a) 1994 (b) 1991 (c) 1993 (d) 1994a28. Minimum profitability is observed during which year?

(a) 1991 (b) 1992 (c) 1993 (d) 1994d29. Total profit over the period shown is: (Rs. crores)

(a) 30 (b) 45 (c) 35 (d) 25c30. Expenses over the entire period as a percentage of Sales for the same period is:

(a) 68% (b) 74% (c) 60% (d) 80%bDirections: In each question, there are two statements A and B, either of which can be true or false on thebasis of the information given below.

Following graph shows the Annual Cost of Flood Damage (in Rs. Crore) for India for the period 1990to 2001.

Annual Cost of Flood Damage (in Rs. crore)

20401845

2705

1752

2554

2150

29012802

3598

19512349

4000

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001

Years

Choose (a) if only statement (A) is trueChoose (b) if only statement (B) is trueChoose (c) if both statement (A) and (B) are trueChoose (d) if neither statement (A) nor (B) is true

If Kerala and Bihar account for 40% and 30% of the total annual cost.

31. Statement A: The total number of years in which the combined contribution of both the given statesis greater than the total cost of the previous year is one.Statement B: The total number of years in which the combined contribution of both the given states

is greater than the total cost of the previous year in two.

In the year when the cost towards flood damage was the least, Assam and Orissa accounted for 45% and 20% of the remaining cost (after Kerala and Bihar) respectively.



b32. Statement A: The difference in the costs towards flood control of Assam and Orissa is Rs. 108

crores.Statement B: The difference in the costs towards flood control of Assam and Orissa is Rs. 132crores.(Use the data of previous question.)

In the year when the cost of flood damage was the highest, 32% of the cost was because of a

cyclone that hit the South-Eastern coast of the country. The cyclone relief was equally divided betweenTamil Nadu and Kerala.d33. Statement A: Kerala get Rs. 651 crore as cyclone relief.

Statement B: Tamil Nadu get Rs. 651 crore as cyclone relief.

In 1994, 5 states Kerala, Bihar, Assam, Orissa and Tamil nadu were given the entire cost in the ratio3 : 21/2 : 2 : 11/2 : 1, with Tamil Nadu getting the second lowest contribution in that year.d34. Statement A: Tamil Nadu get Rs. 300.8 crore in 1994.

Statement B: Tamil Nadu get Rs. 254.7 crore in 1994.

In 1999, 18% of India’s population of 960 million were provided with relief material by utilizing the

entire cost for flood damages that year.b35. Statement A: The approximate value of the relief material given to each affected person in 1999 is

Rs. 156.3.Statement B: The approximate value of the relief material given to each affected person in 199 isRs. 124.5.(Assume uniform distribution).

aDirections: The following graphs show the results of a survey. Refer to the graphs to answer thequestions that follow.

Consumers Requirement From liquid Soaps (in %)

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Skin care Fragrance Freshness Clensing

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Use

Percentage

Size 25 Advertising 15

Price 20 Low Price 22

Recommendation 15 New to Market 35

Sachets 18 Used it abroad 10

Advertising 10 Word of Mouth 18

Freebies 12

36. If 5000 users were questioned for the survey, in which 8% required fragrance and freshness, 3%required skin care and fragrance, 7% required skin care and cleansing action, 3% required cleansingand freshness and 5% required all the qualities from the liquid soap, then how many people requiredonly skin care from liquid soaps? (There are no consumers who required exactly three qualities from

liquid soaps.)(a) 1800 (b) 1750 (c) 1600 (d) 1900b37. If 4200 people were covered under the survey, then what is the ratio of the people who tried the

soap because of recommendation and because of size?



(a) 5 : 3 (b) 3 : 5 (c) 8 : 5 (d) 5 : 8a38. What percent of the people, who tried the soap because of recommendation, continued using it for a

similar mentioned purpose?(a) 80% (b) 95% (c) 85% (d) 90%

d39. If 7800 people were covered under the survey, then what is the difference between the number of

people who use the liquid soaps because it is new to market and the number of people who use it

because of its advertisement?(a) 1750 (b) 1600 (c) 1800 (d) 1500

bDirections: Refer to the following information to answer the questions that follow.

In a pollution study of 1500 Indian rivers, the following data was reported, 520 were polluted bysulphur compounds, 335 were polluted by phosphates, 425 were polluted by crude oil, 100 were pollutedby both crude oil and sulphur compounds, 100 were polluted by both sulphur compounds and phosphates,150 were polluted by both phosphates and crude oil and 28 were polluted by sulphur compounds,phosphates and crude oil.

40. How many of the rivers were polluted by at least one of the three impurities?(a) 878 (b) 374 (c) 356 (d) 890

a41. How many of the rivers were polluted by exactly two impurities?

(a) 878 (b) 374 (c) 356 (d) 890c42. How many of the rivers were polluted by all the three impurities?

(a) 78 (b) 55 (c) 65 (d) 28dDirections: Refer to the following information to answer the questions that follow.

New Age Consultants have three consultants Gyani, Medha and Buddhi. The sum of the number of projects handled by Gyani and Buddhi individually is equal to the number of projects in which Medha isinvolved. All three consultants are involved together in 6 projects. Gyani works with Medha in 14 projects.Buddhi has 2 projects with Medha but without Gyani, and 3 projects with Gyani but without Medha. The

total number of projects for New Age Consultants is one less than twice the number of projects in whichmore than one consultant is involved.

43. What is the number of projects in which Gyani alone is involved?(a) Uniquely equal to Zero (b) Uniquely equal to 1(c) Uniquely equal to 4 (d) Cannot be determined uniquely

d44. What is the number of projects in which Medha alone is involved?

(a) Uniquely equal to Zero (b) Uniquely equal to 1(c) Uniquely equal to 4 (d) Cannot be determined uniquely

b45. What is the number of projects in which Medha and Gyani both are involved?

(a) 8 (b) 6 (c) 7 (d) 9

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Directions: The following line graph shows the percentage change in number of workers of different typesover the previous year during year 1980 to 1992. Refer to the line graph to answer the questions thatfollow.

Percentage Change from Previous Year

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Year Civilian Worker Health Care Worker

46. In 1980, if number of civilian workers and health care workers are same and is equal to 5000, thenwhat will be the difference between these two in 1986?

(a) 234 (b) 433 (c) 587 (d) 915d47. If number of civilian workers and the number of health care workers are same in 1984 and number of

civilian workers is 500 more than number of health care workers in 1987, then what will be thedifference between these two classes of workers in 1990?(a) 1631 (b) 1206 (c) 916 (d) 375

b48. If in 1980 civilian workers are twice of healthcare workers, then what will be the ratio of civilian

workers to healthcare workers in 1984?(a) 5.4 : 1 (b) 3.34 : 1 (c) 2.27 : 1 (d) 1.65 : 1

c49. If civilian worker’s wages is Rs. 60 per head and health care worker’s wages is Rs. 75 per head and

the total wages of civilian workers and health care workers in 1991 are Rs. 50000 and Rs. 70000

respectively, then what is difference in total wages of civilian workers and health care workers in1992?(a) Rs. 5800 (b) Rs. 11200 (c) Rs. 15300 (d) Rs. 22400

c50. If the ratio of total wages of the civilian workers to the healthcare workers is 3 : 2 in 1985, then what

will be the ratio of total wages of the civilian workers to the healthcare workers in 1990? (Wages per head are as in Q. 4)(a) 3 : 2 (b) 2 : 3 (c) 1 : 2 (d) 2 : 1

dDirections: The following graphs show the cost of different weapons (in Rs. Crores) in year 1999. Refer tothe graphs to answer the questions that follow.

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51. India purchased 22 ‘T-72’ tanks from Russia in 1991. 10 ‘T-72’ tanks were destroyed in Kargil war and India sold 8 ‘T-72’ tanks to Srilanka @ Rs. 5500 crore per tank. India has returned the remainingtanks to Russia and got Rs. 300 crore per tank. On maintenance for each tank, India spent anamount similar to their cost in 1999. The total profit/loss % for India, if India had purchased these

tanks from Russia @ Rs. 1000 crore per tank is:(a) 25.4 loss (b) 31.0% (c) 35.8% (d) 39.2%c52. India made 48 Weapon-locating radars in the year 1999 and sold 12 radars to Nepal on 20% profit, 6

radars to Australia on 16% profit, and 13 radars to Zimbabwe on 17% loss and kept the remainingradars for self use. What was the profit/loss % of India?(a) 33% Profit (b) 33% Loss (c) 3.3% Loss (d) 3.3% Profit

b53. Which of the following statement (s) is/are true for the graph?

I. The cost of the Air target trainers is approximately 1/5th of the cost of Assault rifles.II. The cost of Anti-mine boost is double the cost of Global positioning system.III. The cost of Smersh multi barrel rocket launchers is thrice the cost of thermal imaging system.(a) Statement II only (b) Statements I and II

(c) Statements II and III (d) Statements I and IIId54. In the condition of sudden attack on India, Indian military is in need of 27 ‘T-72’ tanks, 6 Smersh

multi-barrel rocket launchers. 12000 Medium towed guns, 2 Thermal imaging systems and 100Antimine boosts. What is the approximate cost Indian military will have to pay for the above arms?(a) Rs. 14484800 crores (b) Rs. 14464480 crores(c) Rs. 14644800 crores (d) Rs. 14464400 crores

dDirections: In each question, there are two statements A and B, either of which can be true or false on thebasis of the information given below.

Three Subatomic particles Aardvark (A), Bulwark (B) and Crack (C) are studied and the speed-timecurves are plotted. Time has been recorded from the instant when the study began.

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Choose (a) if only statement (I) is true

Choose (b) if only statement (II) is trueChoose (c) if only statements (I) and (II) are trueChoose (d) if neither statement (I) nor (II) is true



55. Statement I : Distance covered by A in 4 seconds is 24 km.Statement II : Distance covered by B in 6 seconds in 16 km.

c56. Statement I : Particle C is moving at a constant speed during the first 8 seconds.

Statement II : None of the particle is moving at a constant speed during the first 8 seconds.a57. Statement I : The average speed of B between 2 and 6 seconds is 4 km/sec.

Statement II : The average speed of C between 2 and 6 seconds is 3 km/sec.

b58. Statement I : Particle A has traveled the maximum distance in 8 seconds after the study started at

t = 0 sec.Statement II : Particle C has traveled the maximum distance in 8 seconds after the study started at

t = 0 sec.a59. Statement I : Particle A has maximum average speed during the time period shown in graph.

Statement II : Particle B has minimum average speed during the time period shown in graph.a60. Statement I : Particle B has covered the maximum distance during the time period shown in the

graph.Statement II : Particle C has covered the maximum distance during the time period shown in the

graph.

dDirections: The following pie-charts show the percentage distribution of profit and sales of a companyover the years. The left chart shows the profit distribution and the right chart shows the sales distribution.Refer to the charts to answer the questions that follow.

Cost of the company for a given year = SALES – PROFITS

Profit

1993,

27%

1991,

16%

1992,

20%

1994,

37%

Sales

1993,

26%

1991,

20%

1992,

22%

1994,

32%

Total Profit = Rs. 6,33,000 Total sales = Rs. 24,60,000

61. In which of the following years is profit as a percent of sales the minimum?(a) 1991 (b) 1992 (c) 1993 (d) 1994

a62. In which year is the profit as a percent of sales the maximum?

(a) 1991 (b) 1992 (c) 1993 (d) 1994d63. If Net Profit is defined as profit as a percent of cost, then Net profit is maximum in which of the

following years?(a) 1991 (b) 1992 (c) 1993 (d) 1994

d64. In which of the following years is Net profit minimum? (use the definition provided in the previous

question)(a) 1991 (b) 1992 (c) 1993 (d) 1994

a65. The average profit for the given years is what percent of the average sales for the given years?

(a) 126% (b) 259% (c) 196% (d) None of thesed



Directions: The following pie charts give in percentage the number of card holders and the amount spentby various organizations offering these facilities. The number of card holders in 1996 was 8.5 million, whilecard spending amounted to Rs. 64 crores. Refer to the charts to answer the questions that follow.

Canara

Bank,

5%

ANZ

Grindlay

s, 18%

Others,

4%

Citibank,

38%

State

Bank of

Indore,

6%

Bank of

India,

8%

Bank of

Baroda,

14%

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Ind

Bank,

7%

Indus-Ind

Bank,

12%

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9%

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State

Bank of

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Citibank,

27%

Others,10%

ANZ

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25%

Canara

Bank, 9%

Card holders Card spending

66. If 30% of the total spending by the ANZ Grindlays is by Goldcard, then what is the amountaccounted for by the remaining card spending of ANZ Grindlays? (in Rs. crores)(a) 4.7 (b) 11.2 (c) 16.2 (d) 9.64

b67. If the card efficacy is defined as that percentage of the total purchases which is made by cards by

card holders and if the Indus-Ind Bank card has a 30% efficacy in 1996, then what is theapproximate amount of purchases made by Indus-Ind Bank card holders during the year 1996? (inRs. crores)(For this question assume that Indus-Ind Bank card holders do not own any other credit cards)(a) 20.25 (b) 41.42 (c) 30.66 (d) 25.6

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68. The difference of amount spend on card holders by Canara Bank and Indus-Ind Bank is:(a) 1.92 crore (b) 1.4 crore (c) 1.25 crore (d) 1.5 crore

b69 If Bank of Baroda offers one free card to a family member of a card holder and the family member

spend 40% of the amount spent by the original card holder, then what was the approximate amountspent in 1996 only by the family members?( in Rs. crores)(a) 1.2 (b) 1.4 (c) 1.65 (d) 1.32

c70. The amount spend by State Bank of India on per card holder is:

(a) Rs. 47 (b) Rs. 53 (c) Rs. 44 (d) None of theseaDirections: The pie charts show the market shares of tyre companies in the two years. Refer to the piecharts given below to answer the questions that follow.

Total 150 Million Tyres in 1985 Total 200 Million Tyres in 1990

Others

, 36%

MRF,

16%

Modi,

18%

Apollo,

4%

JK,

12%

Ceat,

14%

Others

, 25%

JK,

10%MRF,

20%

Apollo,

10%

Modi,

17%

Ceat,

18%



71. What was the simple average annual percent growth rate of tyre market from 1985 to 1990?(a) 6.67% (b) 25.0% (c) 33.33% (d) 5.0%

a72. What was the decline in the sales of J K tyres from 1985 to 1990 (in million tyres)?

(a) 7 (b) 5 (c) 3 (d) None of thesed73. By how many million tyres did the sales of ‘others’ decline from 1985 to 1990?

(a) 8 (b) 6 (c) 4 (d) 2

c74. If MRF’s sales were 50 million tyres in 1990, then its simple average growth rate from 1985 to 1989

was:(a) 20% (b) 21% (c) 22% (d) can not be determined

d75. The difference between the market share of Apollo of year 1985 and 1990 is:

(a) 14 million (b) 15 million (c) 16 million (d) 17 millionaDirections: The bar graph shows the oil reserves and the line graph shows the estimated number of yearsfor which the reserves will last at the present oil extraction rates for various countries. The pie-chart showsthe percentage distribution of the oil reserves region wise. Refer to the following graph to answer thequestions that follow.

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76. What is the ratio of oil extracted by Saudi Arabia to that of Mexico per year? (in billion barrels)(a) 0.4 (b) 2.89 (c) 3.16 (d) 15.23

b77. If the Oil reserves held by Saudi Arabia form 32% of the share of Middle East countries then what

percentage share of global oil reserve is in Iraq?(a) 20.92% (b) 16.82% (c) 12.08% (d) 9.6%

d78. What will be the difference between countries extracting maximum amount of oil to that extracting

minimum amount of oil? (in billion barrels)(a) 2.57 (b) 2.85 (c) 2.14 (d) 1.98

b79. The difference between the ratios of billion barrel oil extraction to the years it lasts is maximum for which two countries:(a) USA, Azerbaijan (b) Libya, Saudi Arabia(c) USA, Kuwait (d) Russia, Venezuela

a80. If Russia consumes double of its production and it imports only from Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia

exports only to Russia then what is the ratio of oil consumption by Russia & Saudi Arabia?(a) 4.9 (b) 12.8 (c) 6.2 (d) 2.3

c81. The present oil extraction rate for Canada is:

(a) 1 billion barrels per year (b) 7 billion barrels per year (c) 8 billion barrels per year (d) 9 billion barrels per year

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Directions: The following bar graph shows the total Indian Export (in $ billion) during a period of 8 months.The pie chart shows the breakup of this Export during this period. Refer to the graphs to answer thequestions that follow.

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82. The exports of Textiles and Others in the month of July is approximately equal to the exports of Gems & Jewellery and Others in the month of:(a) April (b) August (c) October (d) November

c83. What is the ratio of exports of first four months to the last four months?

(a) 1.12 (b) 0.89 (c) 1.5 (d) 0.75a84. If the target for the export of Gems and Jewellery for the complete year is at $ 120 billion, then what

should be the total value of export of the same for the remaining four months (assume April – Marchas the Financial Year)?(a) $ 46 billion (b) $ 38 billion (c) $ 32 billion (d) $ 44 billion

a85. If the government charges 12% tax on all exports of Textiles and 15% on Gems and Jewellery, what

is the revenue earned from these sectors during the given eight months period?(a) $ 15 billion (b) $ 18 billion (c) $ 22 billion (d) $ 25 billion

b

86. The ratio of cosmetics export in April to the export in November is:(a) 14 : 13 (b) 13 : 12 (c) 12 : 11 (d) 11 : 10

a87. The percentage change in the export of Garments from April to November is:

(a) 7.14% (b) 8.24% (c) 9.14% (d) 6.14%aDirections: Refer to the following information to answer the questions that follow.

The population of a town in 1998, consisted of 45% men, 35% women and the remaining children.Of the children, 40% were female and 60% were male. Of the men, 10% were over the age of 60 yearsand 25% below the age of 40 years. Of the women, 20% were over the age of 60 years and an equalnumber were under 40 years of age. The number of men increased by 4% in 1999 and that of womenincreased by 6%. The population of the town in 1998 was 2,00,000.

88. What is the number of men in 1999?(a) 90,000 (b) 92,000 (c) 93,600 (d) 94,200

c89. What was the number of adults above the age of 60 years in 1998?

(a) 20,000 (b) 23,000 (c) 26,000 (d) Cannot be determinedb90. What percentage of the population in 1999 consisted of children?

(a) 16% (b) 20% (c) 13% (d) Cannot be determinedd91. What percentage of the total females in 1998 were children?

(a) 18.6% (b) 20% (c) 15.7% (d) Cannot be determineda

92. What percentage of the population in 1998 are women below 40 years of age?(a) 20% (b) 15% (c) 7% (d) None of these

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93. What is the number of women in 1999?(a) 70,000 (b) 74,200 (c) 78,100 (d) None of these

bDirections: Refer to the following information to answer the questions that follow.

ABC Ltd. is operating in 4 businesses viz. beverages, automobiles, refrigeration and electronics. Thenet capital allotted for these four each year is in proportion to the profit they generated in the previous year.Furthermore, the capital allotted to them in the previous year was Rs. 32 crores, Rs. 38 crores, Rs. 41

crores and Rs. 45 crores respectively for beverages, automobiles, refrigeration and electronics. The netprofit generated in the previous year was shared in the ratio as follows – 20%, 30%, 15% and 35%, in thesame order. The profit this year has increased by 3%, 2%, 6% and 7% in the same order. Furthermore, thecompany is planning to get out of the refrigeration business and divided its capital equally among theremaining three. The total capital to be allotted this year is Rs. 40 crores. The net profit last year was Rs.10 crores.

94. The profit (in Rs. crores) for beverages this year is:(a) 4.3 (b) 2.06 (c) 1 (d) 6.01

b95. Total profits (in Rs. crores) generated this year is:

(a) 14 (b) 22.22 (c) 6 (d) 10.46d

96. The capital (in Rs. crores) allotted for automobiles this year is:(a) 8 (b) 10 (c) 12 (d) 16

c97. After the closure of the refrigeration business, the capital (in Rs. crores) allocated this year for

electronics is:(a) 16 (b) 24 (c) 10 (d) 20

a98. The capital (in Rs. crores) allotted for electronics this year is:

(a) 10 (b) 12 (c) 14 (d) 16c99. After the closure of the refrigeration business, the capital (in Rs. crores) allocated this year for

automobiles is:(a) 14 (b) 24 (c) 10 (d) 20

aDirections: In each question, there are two statements I and II, either of which can be true or false on thebasis of the information given below.

The financial highlights of the flexible packaging industry revealed several facts. The net profits of the 3 industry majors were Rs. 3.05 crores (Paper Products), Rs. 2.60 crores (Sharp Industries) and Rs.6.4 crores (Flex Ind) during 1992 -93. Corresponding figures for 1991 – 92 were Rs. 0.51, Rs. 1.37 and Rs.3.38 crores for Paper Products, Sharp Industries, and Flex Industries respectively, for 1992 – 93. Thegross profits of Sharp Industries, Paper Products, and Flex Industries have been Rs. 3.57 crores, Rs. 6.34crores and Rs. 10.40 crores respectively for 1992 – 93. Current equity base of Flex Industries, Paper Products, and Sharp Industries are Rs. 12.47 crores, Rs. 3.44 crores and Rs. 4.56 crores respectively.

Choose (a) if only statement (I) is true

Choose (b) if only statement (II) in trueChoose (c) if both statements (I) and (II) are trueChoose (d) if neither statement (I) nor (II) is true

100. Statement I: The total interest paid by the 3 industry majors during 1992 – 93 is Rs. 8.27 crore.Statement II The percentage growth rate for net profits of Flex Industries during 1991 – 93 in 75%.

a101. Statement I: In year 1992 – 93 the ratio (Net Profit / Gross Profit) is the maximum for Paper product.

Statement II: Sharp Industries has shown the maximum percentage change in net profits over theperiod 1991 – 93.

d102. Statement I: The interest paid in year 1992 – 93 by paper products is Rs. 0.52 crores.

Statement II: The interest paid in year 1992 – 93 by paper products is Rs. 0.40 crores.d103. Statement I: The total Net Profit of the 3 industry majors during 1991 – 92 in Rs. 5.26 crore.

Statement II: The total Net Profit of the 3 industry majors during 1991 – 92 in Rs. 8.26 crore.a



104. Statement I: The total Net Profit of the 3 industry majors during 1992 – 93 is Rs. 12.05 crores.Statement II: The total Net Profit of the 3 industry majors during 1992 – 93 is Rs. 11.10 crores

a105. Statement I: The net profit of paper products in 1992 – 93 is 210% of the net profit of flex industries

in the same year.Statement II: The net profit of paper products in 1992 – 93 is 40% of the net profit of flex industriesin the same year.

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Directions: Refer to the following graph to answer the questions that follow.

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Cost of biddingmaterial (Rs. in lakh)

1 Renovation and expansion of community health centre 2.50 0.062 Renovation and expansion of taluka level hospital 1.50 0.063 Renovation and expansion of cultural hall 1.60 0.064 Renovation and expansion of district level school 1.50 0.065 Renovation and expansion of sports complex 1.00 0.06

6 Renovation and expansion of panchayat bhavan 1.00 0.06

106. On which work the Bid security percent to approximate value of work, is the highest?(a) Renovation and expansion of taluka level hospital.(b) Renovation and expansion of cultural hall.(c) Renovation and expansion of district level school.(d) Renovation and expansion of panchayat bhavan.

a107. How much percent of approximate value of the work is necessary for bid security?

(a) 1-1.50 % (b) 2-2.5 % (c) 3-3.5 % (d) 3-3.25 %b108. What is the ratio of the approximate value of renovation and expansion of community health centre

to the approximate value of Renovation and expansion of sports complex?

(a) 5 : 2 (b) 1 : 2 (c) 2 :1 (d) 3 : 5a109. The cost of bidding material of the district level school is how much percent of approximate value of

work?(a) 0.001 % (b) 1 % (c) 0.1 % (d) 10 %

c110. What is the ratio of the approximate value of renovation and expansion of panchayat bhavan and its

cost of bidding material:(a) 1 : 5 (b) 41 : 4 (c) 15 : 0.009 (d) 750 : 1

d111. What is the ratio of the bid security of community health centre to the cost of bidding material of

community health centre?(a) 8 : 1 (b) 41 : 4 (c) 81 : 1 (d) 125 : 3

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Directions: The break up of the percentage of revenue earned by the Times Group, through advertising byThe Times of India (inner circle) and indiatimes.com (outer circle) in the year 2000 is as shown in the figuregiven below. The total revenue earned through advertising by The Times of India is Rs. 300 crores and byindiatimes.com is Rs. 200 crores. Refer to the following pie chart to answer the questions that follow.

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112. What is the total revenue earned from Food advertising by the Times Group?(a) Rs. 74 crores (b) Rs. 54 crores (c) Rs. 20 crores (d) Rs. 140 crores

a113. Which is greater and by how much: Earning from Durables by indiatimes.com or Earnings from

Durables by the Times of India?(a) indiatimes.com, Rs. 12 crores (b) indiatimes.com, Rs. 10 crores(c) Times of India, Rs. 20 crores (d) Times of India, Rs. 15 crores

c114. Which product apart from Durables earned revenue of more than Rs. 100 crores for the Times

Group?

(a) Food (b) Apparel (c) Utilities (d) None of thesec115. BY 2001, the Times Group targets a revenue increase of 100% and indiatimes.com, an increase of

10%. What will be the money earned by The Times of India by advertising for the “Others” category,if the percentage break up of categories remains the same? (Assume that the Times group consist of indiatimes.com and The Times of India only).(a) Rs. 126.6 crores (b) Rs. 120 crores(c) Rs. 68.4 crores (d) Rs. 93.6 crores

d116. If the total revenue generated by The Times of India and indiatimes.com is interchanged, then what

will be the revenue earned from Apparel by The Times of India?(a) Rs. 30 crores (b) Rs. 45 crores (c) Rs. 35 crores (d) Rs. 37.5 crores

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