hello puys, i need some suggestion from u all......actually i got selected in Indian overseas bank Manipal school of banking for po in which they will tran for 9 months then they will give offer letter...reporting on 22nd oct bangaluru....but there is IBPS PO on 27th oct....what should i do ...IBPS PO or IOB MSB ......??
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Not so relevant question but is it like those who have exam on 19th morning slot are boys and afternoon slot are girls? Dont laugh π I didnt see any boy in my slot during Specialist officer and RRB exams π
Directions for questions 30 to 32:
Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below:
Twelve people Aashu, Abhishek, Feroz, Himanshu, Jatin, Manoj, Mohit, Saj id, Saral, Shivku, Tarun and
Vijay are sitting at a rectangular table. The table has 12 chairs numbered from 1 to 12 and each
chair is occupied by one of the 12 people (not necessarily in the same order). Some additional information is given below:
(1) Manoj, sitting at chair number 1, is diagonally opposite Feroz who is sitting opposite Himanshu.
(2) Jatin is sitting opposite Saral who is the only person sitting between Abhishek and Vijay.
(3) Aashu is sitting opposite Tarun who is the only person sitting between Feroz and Shivku.
30. If Shivku is not sitting opposite Vijay, then who is sitting next to Manoj?
(a) Abhishek (b) Jatin (c) Vijay (d) Either Jatin or Vijay
31. How many different seating arrangements are possible if Manoj is not sitting next to Vijay?
(a) Two (b) Three (c) Four (d) Six
32. If Sajid is sitting at one of the corner seats, then who is sitting opposite him?
(a) Manoj (b) Jatin (c) Himanshu (d) Aashu
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Directions for questions 39 and 40:
Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.
Sharma Jee wants to buy a book and is confused between four novels of different genres - mystery, horror,
comedy and thriller. The novels are written by Lalu, Monu, Nonu and Ovattio and published by Purshottam,
Quattchori, Rajveer and Sarkar, not necessarily in the same order. The horror novel is published by Quattchori
and the thriller novel is written by Nonu. Each novel is written by a different author and published by a
different publisher. It is also known that Lalu and Monu get their books published by Purshottam or Quattchori
only.
39. If the mystery novel is written by Ovattio then who can be the publisher of the comedy novel?
(a) Purshottam or Quattchori (b) Only Purshottam
(c) Purshottam or Rajveer (d) Purshottam or Rajveer or Sarkar
40. How many combinations of publisher and author are possible for the mystery novel?
(a) 6 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 5
#CAT 2010
Six balls, each having a distinct colour are equally distributed among three boys Amar, Billu and
Chiklu. The balls are coloured blue, green, yellow, pink, red and black. All the boys make three
Statements each. All the Statements are true except Statement 3 made by two of the boys.
(Chiklu) Statement 1 : I don't have the red ball
Statement 2 : I have the green ball
Statement 3 : Chiklu does not have the pink ball
(Amar) Statement 1 : I don't have the black ball
Statement 2 : I have the red ball
Statement 3 : Amar does not have the blue ball
(Billu) Statement 1 : I don't have the yellow ball
Statement 2 : I have the black ball
Statement 3 : Billu does not have the blue ball
Who speaks the truth in all the three statements?
(a) Amar (b) Billu (c) Chiklu (d) Cannot be determined
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A group of five friends recently met in an alumni meet at their college. When asked about their whereabouts, likes and dislikes by their ex-professors, these friends tried to puzzle their professors by giving them certain clues.
These friends lived in Kolkata, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi and Hyderabad and had these cities labeled as 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 not necessarily in that order and arranged on a piece of paper in ascending order of their city labels. Their professions were Architect, Lawyer, Pilot, Scientist and Doctor. These friends liked reading books on fiction, science, business, motivation and literature, played the games from among Football, Cricket, Tennis, Badminton and Chess and also had a special liking for the TV channels from among News, Sports, Business, Entertainment and Geography....
No two people had any of these parameters same i.e. no two of them were from the same city or of the same profession or liked reading the same variety of books or played the same games or had the same TV channel as their favorite. Following were the clues given by the friends to their professors. The Architect lives in Kolkata. The Lawyer prefers business as his TV channel. The Pilot reads books on fiction. Chennai is placed to the immediate left of Mumbai. The person from Chennai likes books on science. The person who plays Cricket prefers sports channel. The person from Delhi plays Football. The person living in the city placed at the center prefers to read books on motivation. The Scientist lives in the city labelled as number 1. The person who plays Tennis is from the city adjacent to the one who likes watching geography channel. The man who watches news channel lives in the city placed next to the city of the person who plays football. The person who plays Badminton reads books on business. The Doctor plays Chess. The Scientist lives in the city placed besides Hyderabad. The city of the person who plays Tennis is next to the person who likes
reading literature.
Q1.What is the profession of the person who lives in Hyderabad?
Q2.Which TV channel does the person from Mumbai prefer to watch?
Q3.Which game does the person, who prefers reading books on motivation, play?
Q4.Which book does the Doctor prefer to read?
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26. What is the approximate average annual sugarcane production (in million tonnes) in Meethagaon for
the period 2000-2005?
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a) 281.4 (b) 326.5 (c) 272.1 (d) 328.3
27. The sugarcane production in Meethagaon in the year 2007 increases by 15% over the year 2006.
What is the approximate compounded annual growth rate of sugarcane production in Meethagaon
over the period 2004-2007?
(a) 19% (b) 17% (c) 16% (d) 18%
28. Out of the following, which year has shown the highest percentage increase in sugarcane production
in Meethagaon compared to the previous year?
(a) 2001 (b) 2004 (c) 2005 (d) 2006
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Hardest question ever of seating arrangement..Nine people A, B, C, D, E, F,G, H and J stay in a building, notnecessarily in the same order. Thebuilding has nine floors and onlyone person stays on one floor. All ofthem own one car each, and eachcar is of a different colour, i.e. blue,grey, white, black, yellow, green, red,orange and pink not necessarily inthe same order. The ground floor isnumbered 1, the floor above it, number2 and so on and the top mostfloor is numbered 9.H owns a black coloured carand stays on an even numberedfloor. A stays on any even numberedfloor below the floor on which Hstays. The one who owns an orangecoloured car stays on the fourthfloor. E stays on the second floorand owns the white coloured car.The one who owns a pink colouredcar stays on the third floor. A doesnot own a green coloured car. Thereare two floors between the floors onwhich the people owning the redand the black coloured cars stay. Cowns a grey coloured car. There arethree floors between the floors onwhich C and G stay. D stays on afloor immediately above J's floor.There is one floor between the floorson which F and G stay. F does notown the pink coloured car. The onewho owns the blue car stays on thetop-most floor. F does not stay onthe ground floor.
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Think of a number. Double it. Add eight. Half it. Minus the number you started with. Close your eyes.... Its dark, isn't it?
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1) Statement : Some numbers are digits. All digits are words.
Conclusion I: All numbers being words is a possibility.
Conclusion II: All digits being numbers is a possibility.
2) Statement: Some notes are coins. No coin is a card.
Conclusion I: All cards being notes is a possibility.
Conclusion II: Some notes are neither coins nor cards.