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The objective of quantitative aptitude test is to measure the numerical ability and accuracy in mathematical calculations of the candidate.

The questions are from numeric calculations to arithmetic reasoning, percentage analysis, graph and table reading, categorization and quantitative analysis.

This test has 50 questions. You should be able to complete the test within 50 to 55 minutes. You will see the result at the end of the test along with the correct answers.

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What will come in place of question mark (?)

(7/24)+(7/?)+(27/48)=1

12
24
48
60
None of these

What will come in place of question mark (?)

(101-49)/(100-48.5)=?

2/51.5
12/51.5
52/50.2
104/103
None of these

What will come in place of question mark (?)

3*(6/9)*3(9/12)+0.25=?

13.75
14
14.5
14.75
None of these

What is the approximate vain which should replace the question mark (?) in the following questions? (You are not expected to find out the exact value)

8746 + 5827 + 47 = ?

14,500
13,600
14,600
14,700
13,800

What is the approximate vain which should replace the question mark (?) in the following questions? (You are not expected to find out the exact value)

(108/17) / (972/612)*112=?

450
4
30
115
225

What is the approximate vain which should replace the question mark (?) in the following questions? (You are not expected to find out the exact value)

139√3+109.589 = ?

150
300
250
350
200

153%of6051=2x?

6000
4500
5500
3500
5000

2435 + 5432 + ?= 12000

4000
4050
4135
4250
4330

A cricket team of 11 players is to be formed from 20 Players including 6 bowlers and 3 wicket keepers. The number of ways in which a team can be formed having exactly 4 bowlers and 2 wicket keepers is ?

20790
6930
10790
360 None of these
None of these

In a bag containing three balls, a white ball was placed, and then one ball was taken out at random. What is the prob-ability that the ball taken out would turn out to be white! if all possible hypotheses concerning the colour of the balls that were initially in the bag were equally possible?

5/8
9/16
2/3
7/8
None of these

Study the table and answer the following question.

Price variations of some commodities (Rs/quintal)
Commodity	1-1-2008	a month ago	a year ago
Wheat	820	816	808
Rice	1140	1148	1135
Pulse	1830	1836	1824
Potato	452	482	502
Salt	603	599	590
Baking soda	632	625	845

What is the percentage variation of pulse over a month?

+0.326%
-0.326%
+0.689
-0.689%
-0.0326%

Study the table and answer the following question.

Price variations of some commodities (Rs/quintal)
Commodity	1-1-2008	a month ago	a year ago
Wheat	820	816	808
Rice	1140	1148	1135
Pulse	1830	1836	1824
Potato	452	482	502
Salt	603	599	590
Baking soda	632	625	845

The Price of rice on 01-01-2007 is approximately what percent of the price of baking soda on 01-12-2007?

55%
130%
18150%
Can not be determined
None of these

Study the table and answer the following question.

Price variations of some commodities (Rs/quintal)
Commodity	1-1-2008	a month ago	a year ago
Wheat	820	816	808
Rice	1140	1148	1135
Pulse	1830	1836	1824
Potato	452	482	502
Salt	603	599	590
Baking soda	632	625	845

The average price of all the commodities 01-01-2008 is what percentage of the average price of all the commodities on 31-01-2007

9602%
10414%
86 34%
Data inadequate
None of these

Study the table and answer the following question.

Price variations of some commodities (Rs/quintal)
Commodity	1-1-2008	a month ago	a year ago
Wheat	820	816	808
Rice	1140	1148	1135
Pulse	1830	1836	1824
Potato	452	482	502
Salt	603	599	590
Baking soda	632	625	845

What is the approx average percentage variation of all the commodities over a year?

10%
2%
8%
5%
15%

Study the table and answer the following question.

Price variations of some commodities (Rs/quintal)
Commodity	1-1-2008	a month ago	a year ago
Wheat	820	816	808
Rice	1140	1148	1135
Pulse	1830	1836	1824
Potato	452	482	502
Salt	603	599	590
Baking soda	632	625	845

The Price of rice on 01-01-2007 is approximately what percent of the price of baking soda on 01-12-2007?What is "the difference between the cost of 95 kg of baking soda and 55 kg of baking soda and 55 kg of rice on 01-01-2008?

Rs26.60
Rs36.40
19.60
Rs22.60
None of these

Find out the wrong number in the given number series:

8, 8, 9, 9, 11, 10, 13, 11, 18

8
9
10
11
13

Find out the wrong number in the given number series:

12, 19, 14, 21, 28, 23, 18

14
18
21
23
28

Find out the wrong number in the given number series:

9, 13, 21, 39 ,69 ,133

39
13
21
69
133

Find out the wrong number in the given number series:

3 ,4, 10, 35, 136, 685

10
35
4
136
685

Find out the wrong number in the given number series:

1, 2, 4, 3, 9, 4, 18, 5

4
3
9
5
18

When A, B and C are deployed for a task, A and B together do 70% of the work and B and C together do 50% of the work. Who is the most efficient?

A
B
C
Can't be determined
None of these

A sheet is in the form of a rhombus, whose side is 5m and one of the diagonals is 8m. The cost of painting both the surfaces at the rate of Rs 3.50 per square metre is

132
148
336
200
None of these

A clock-winder sets a clock at 12 noon. When will the two hands of the clock overlap each other next?

at.1.04PM
at 1.05PM
between 1.05 and 1.06 PM
After 1.06 PM
None of these

A half of Sudhir's marks in History exceeded a third of his marks in Physics by 10. If he secured 320 marks in the two subjects together, what marks did he secure in Physics?

180
160
150
140
Data insufficient

A man saved Rs 551 when two successive discounts of 10% and 5% were given on a TV set. What was the marked price of the set?

Rs 3,600
Rs 3,750
Rs 3,800
Rs4,000
None of these Directions

Study the following graph care­fully and answer the following question. The graph shows the production of wheat by three states A, B and C (lakh tonnes) over the year.

What is the difference between the production of state C in 2007 and the production of state A in 2004?

1,750 lakh tonnes
175,000 tonnes
1,750,000 tonnes
17.50 tonnes
None of these

Study the following graph care­fully and answer the following question. The graph shows the production of wheat by three states A, B and C (lakh tonnes) over the year.

The production of wheat by state A in 2008 is what percent more than the production of wheat by state B in 2006?

33*(1/3)
27%
40%
50%
None of these

Study the following graph care­fully and answer the following question. The graph shows the production of wheat by three states A, B and C (lakh tonnes) over the year.

What is the difference between the average production of states B and A over the period?

30,000 tonnes
300,000 tonnes
45,000 tonnes
450,000 tonnes
None of these

Study the following graph care­fully and answer the following question. The graph shows the production of wheat by three states A, B and C (lakh tonnes) over the year.

For which of the following years is the percentage of rise/fell in the production from the previous year equal for state C?

2005 and 2008
2006 and 2007
2005 and 2007
2005 and 2006
None of these

Study the following graph care­fully and answer the following question. The graph shows the production of wheat by three states A, B and C (lakh tonnes) over the year.

The production of wheat by state B in 2005 is what per cent of the production of wheat in 2008 for state C?

58*(1/3)%
171*(3/7)%
42*(1/4)%
53*(1/4)%
None of these

Ten years hence a man will be twice as old as his son, but two years ago he was four times as old as his son then was. Find the sum of their present ages.

25 years
34 years
60 years
65 years
None of these

If goods be purchased for Rs 450 and one-third be sold at a loss of 10%, at what gain per cent should the remainder be sold so as to gain 20% on the whole transaction?

25%
30%
35%
45%
None of these

A and B rent a field for Rs 30. A puts in 10 cows for 9 months and B puts in 20 cows for 7*(1/2) months. How much rent should A pay?

Rs 17.25
Rs.15
Rs 18.75
Rs 11.25
None of these

A number whose third part multiplied by its eighth part gives 864, is

142
144
140
143
None of these

The value of ³√(√4+√36) is equal to

3
6
4
2
None of these

In the following, a ques­tion is followed by two statements (A) and (B). You have to deter­mine which information is necessary to answer the question.

How old is my father today?
(A) He was twice as old as I was two years ago.
(B) I am 28 years old today.

Statement (A) alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Statement (B) alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Either (A) or (B) is independently sufficient to an­swer the question.
Neither (A) nor (B) is sufficient to answer the question.
Statements (A) and (B) together are necessary to answer the question.

In the following, a ques­tion is followed by two statements (A) and (B). You have to deter­mine which information is necessary to answer the question.

How many students participated in the school gathering?
(A) Three-fifths of the boys and one-fourth of the girls participated in the gathering.
(B) The ratio of boys to girls in the school is 5 : 4.

Statement (A) alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Statement (B) alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Either (A) or (B) is independently sufficient to an­swer the question.
Neither (A) nor (B) is sufficient to answer the question.
Statements (A) and (B) together are necessary to answer the question.

In the following, a ques­tion is followed by two statements (A) and (B). You have to deter­mine which information is necessary to answer the question. How much time will it take for two trains, each 150 metres long, to pass each other?

(A) The speeds of the two trains are 72 kmph and 54 kmph.
(B) They are travelling in opposite directions.

Statement (A) alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Statement (B) alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Either (A) or (B) is independently sufficient to an­swer the question.
Neither (A) nor (B) is sufficient to answer the question.
Statements (A) and (B) together are necessary to answer the question.

In the following, a ques­tion is followed by two statements (A) and (B). You have to deter­mine which information is necessary to answer the question.

How much would be the cost of one table and three chairs?
(A) The cost of the table is twice the cost of a chair.
(B) Three tables and nine chairs together cost Rs 15,000.

Statement (A) alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Statement (B) alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Either (A) or (B) is independently sufficient to an­swer the question.
Neither (A) nor (B) is sufficient to answer the question.
Statements (A) and (B) together are necessary to answer the question.

In the following, a ques­tion is followed by two statements (A) and (B). You have to deter­mine which information is necessary to answer the question. A shopkeeper sells 10 TVs at Rs 20,000 each. What is his total profit? (A) His cost price is Rs 18,500 each per TV. (B) The profit earned is 10 per cent.

Statement (A) alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Statement (B) alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Either (A) or (B) is independently sufficient to an­swer the question.
Neither (A) nor (B) is sufficient to answer the question.
Statements (A) and (B) together are necessary to answer the question.

Answer the following ques­tion on the basis of the following graph:

The graph shows the prices of gold (in Rs per 10 gram) in Delhi and New York. In how many months did the price of gold show a paired rise or fall in the two cities?

5
6
4
8
5

Answer the following ques­tion on the basis of the following graph:

The graph shows the prices of gold (in Rs per 10 gram) in Delhi and New York. In which month was the price rise the highest in New York?

February
March
July
December
None of these

Answer the following ques­tion on the basis of the following graph:

The graph shows the prices of gold (in Rs per 10 gram) in Delhi and New York. What was the ratio of the prices of gold in New York and Delhi in July?

3 : 2
2 : 3
1 : 2
2 : 1
None of these

Answer the following ques­tion on the basis of the following graph:

The graph shows the prices of gold (in Rs per 10 gram) in Delhi and New York. In which month was the price difference between the cities the greatest?

March
September
July
August
None of these

Answer the following ques­tion on the basis of the following graph:

The graph shows the prices of gold (in Rs per 10 gram) in Delhi and New York. In October, how much more would a customer in New York have to spend than a customer in Delhi per kg of gold(approximately)?

Rs. 25,000
Rs.55,000
Rs. 75,000
Rs.1,00,000
None of these

Study the following Venn-diagram and then answer the question given below it.
What is total of numbers exclusively in set B?

170
161
105
151
171

Study the following Venn-diagram and then answer the question given below it.
Find the difference between the sum of the numbers of Set A and the sum of the numbers which are exclusively in Set B?

114
110
104
124
None of these

Study the following Venn-diagram and then answer the question given below it.
What is the difference between the sum of the numbers exclusively in set A and the sum of those exclusively in Set B?

21
11
9
12
None of these

Study the following diagram and then answer the question given below it.

What is the total of the numbers which are exclusively in Set A?

133
139
143
153
123

Study the following diagram and then answer the question given below it.

Find the minimum difference between the total of all the numbers of a set and the numbers which are common to both sets.

35
34
36
47
None of these

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