Section A — Quantitative Ability (Q1–Q20)

1. If 3x + 5y = 30 and 5x + 3y = 34, then (x + y) = ?   (A) 7   (B) 8   (C) 9   (D) 10
2. The roots of x² − 7x + 12 = 0 are:   (A) 3,4   (B) 2,6   (C) 1,12   (D) −3,−4
3. If |2x − 3| < 5, x lies in:   (A) (−1,4)   (B) (−2,4)   (C) (−1,5)   (D) (0,4)
4. A number increased by 20% then decreased by 20%. Net change:   (A) No change   (B) 4% decrease   (C) 2% decrease   (D) 4% increase
5. Shopkeeper marks 30% above CP, gives 10% discount. Profit %:   (A) 17%   (B) 18%   (C) 19%   (D) 20%
6. A finishes in 12 days, B in 15. Together, they finish in:   (A) 6 days   (B) 20/3 days   (C) 7 days   (D) 6.5 days
7. Train 120 m passes pole in 10 sec. Time to cross 180 m platform:   (A) 15 sec   (B) 20 sec   (C) 25 sec   (D) 30 sec
8. CI on ₹10,000 at 10% p.a. for 2 years:   (A) ₹1,000   (B) ₹2,000   (C) ₹2,100   (D) ₹1,100
9. A:B=2:3, B:C=4:5 → A:B:C = ?   (A) 8:12:15   (B) 8:10:15   (C) 6:9:12   (D) 2:4:5
10. LCM=420, HCF=14, one number=84. Other= ?   (A) 60   (B) 70   (C) 140   (D) 42
11. Divisible by 11:   (A) 123456   (B) 121212   (C) 111111   (D) 135791
12. Remainder when 2¹⁰⁰ ÷ 3:   (A) 0   (B) 1   (C) 2   (D) Cannot be determined
13. Total factors of 360:   (A) 20   (B) 22   (C) 24   (D) 28
14. Triangle with angles 60°, 70°. Third angle:   (A) 40°   (B) 50°   (C) 60°   (D) 70°
15. Circumference=44 cm. Area (π=22/7):   (A) 121 cm²   (B) 154 cm²   (C) 176 cm²   (D) 196 cm²
16. Midpoint of (2,4) and (6,8):   (A) (4,6)   (B) (3,5)   (C) (4,5)   (D) (3,6)
17. Trapezium: parallel sides 8 cm, 12 cm; height 5 cm. Area:   (A) 40 cm²   (B) 45 cm²   (C) 50 cm²   (D) 60 cm²
18. Cylinder: r=7 cm, h=10 cm. Volume (π=22/7):   (A) 1540 cm³   (B) 1960 cm³   (C) 2000 cm³   (D) 1080 cm³
19. f(x)=2x²−3x+1. f(2)= ?   (A) 3   (B) 5   (C) 7   (D) 9
20. Vessels: milk:water=3:1 and 5:3. Mixed equally. Milk:water= ?   (A) 11:5   (B) 4:1   (C) 5:3   (D) 8:3

Section B — Verbal Ability (Q21–Q35)

21. AI in healthcare primarily helps in:   (A) Performing surgeries   (B) Analysing medical images   (C) Manufacturing medicines   (D) Patient counselling
22. Concern about AI NOT mentioned in the passage:   (A) Data privacy   (B) Algorithmic bias   (C) Environmental impact   (D) Displacement of workers
23. “Mitigating” most closely means:   (A) Amplifying   (B) Reducing   (C) Ignoring   (D) Celebrating

24. Drainage systems notable because:   (A) Built with modern machinery   (B) Unparalleled in ancient world   (C) Discovered recently   (D) Advanced chemical treatment
25. What remains a mystery:   (A) Location of cities   (B) Names of rulers   (C) Script undeciphered   (D) Construction materials
26. Primary purpose of passage:   (A) Critique archaeology   (B) Compare civilisations   (C) Overview of Indus Valley   (D) Argue for excavation funding
27. Grammatically correct:   (A) He don’t know   (B) He doesn’t knows   (C) He doesn’t know   (D) He not know
28. Error in “Neither of the two candidates have submitted their form”:   (A) Neither of   (B) the two candidates   (C) have submitted   (D) their form
29. Passive of “The committee approved the proposal”:   (A) has been approved   (B) was approved   (C) is approved   (D) had been approved
30. EPHEMERAL means:   (A) Eternal   (B) Short-lived   (C) Colourful   (D) Powerful
31. Antonym of VERBOSE:   (A) Talkative   (B) Concise   (C) Eloquent   (D) Wordy
32. PRAGMATIC means:   (A) Idealistic   (B) Practical   (C) Theoretical   (D) Emotional
33. Para Jumble: P: few sustain it over time. Q: Success needs consistent effort. R: Many begin with enthusiasm. S: Persistence differentiates achievers.   (A) RQPS   (B) RPQS   (C) QRPS   (D) SRQP
34. Para Jumble: P: Led to vaccines. Q: Pasteur proposed germ theory. R: Revolutionised medicine. S: Prior theory was bad air.   (A) QSRP   (B) SQRP   (C) QSPR   (D) SRQP
35. Para Jumble: P: Vivid descriptions. Q: Novel received acclaim. R: Critics praise language. S: Considered landmark.   (A) QSRP   (B) QPRS   (C) PQSR   (D) SQPR

Section C — Logical Reasoning (Q36–Q45)

36. P>Q>R(65)>S>T. One above R scored 72. Students scoring >65:   (A) 1   (B) 2   (C) 3   (D) 4
37. 30 students. A is 10th from left, B is 15th from right. Between A & B:   (A) 3   (B) 4   (C) 5   (D) 6
38. All cats→animals; Some animals→wild. Conclusions I: Some cats wild. II: All animals→cats:   (A) Only I   (B) Only II   (C) Both   (D) Neither
39. All pens→books; No book→paper. Which follows?   (A) Some papers are pens   (B) No pen is paper   (C) All books are pens   (D) Some pens are papers
40. “She is daughter of my grandfather’s only son.” Relation to Rahul:   (A) Mother   (B) Aunt   (C) Sister   (D) Cousin
41. A is B’s brother → C is A’s mother → D is C’s father → E is D’s wife. E to B:   (A) Maternal Grandmother   (B) Great-grandmother   (C) Grandmother   (D) Paternal Grandmother
42. APPLE→BQQMF. Code for MANGO:   (A) NBOHA   (B) NBOHQ   (C) NBOHP   (D) OBOHP
43. CAT=24, DOG=26. FISH= ?   (A) 38   (B) 40   (C) 42   (D) 44
44. All passers studied hard. Priya didn’t study. Conclusion:   (A) Priya passed   (B) May or may not   (C) Priya didn’t pass   (D) Not a student
45. Breakfast→productivity survey. Company offers free breakfast → manager says productivity rises. Assumption:   (A) Employees skip breakfast   (B) All eat in cafeteria   (C) Only food matters   (D) Survey on company employees

Section D — Data Interpretation (Q46–Q50)

46. Total annual sales of Product B:   (A) ₹400   (B) ₹420   (C) ₹440   (D) ₹460 (lakhs)
47. Quarter with highest combined sales:   (A) Q1   (B) Q2   (C) Q3   (D) Q4
48. Product A % increase Q1→Q4:   (A) 40%   (B) 45%   (C) 50%   (D) 60%
49. Ratio of Product C total to Product A total:   (A) 8:15   (B) 16:29   (C) 4:7   (D) 15:29
50. Average quarterly sales of Product A:   (A) ₹140   (B) ₹145   (C) ₹150   (D) ₹155 (lakhs)