Banking Mains Test-1

1. (a) The sheepess uses/ (b) her vomeronasal organ/ (c) for early recognition of/(d) her neonatelamb./ (e) No error.

2. (a) The property you are/ (b) about to buy should be in a place/ (c) that’s just a stones throw/(d) away from your office./ (e) No error.Deselect Answer

3. (a) When Marcus founded Irish Writing/ (b) in 1946, he courted writers of short/ (c) stories and poetries, rather than/(d) novelists, to fill its pages./ (e) No error.Deselect Answer

4. (a) We returned from/ (b) world tour to find that/ (c) a cousin brother of/(d) mine has a newson./ (e) No error.Deselect Answer

5. (a) To calculate a radius for/ (b) each hospital’s market area,/ (c) we limited radiuses to a/(d)range between 10 and 35 miles./ (e) No error.Deselect Answer

6. (a) This article points the/ (b) finger at the hierarchical system/ (c) that penalises juniors for questioning/(d) their seniors’s decisions./ (e) No error.

7. (a) Commander’s-in-chief/ (b) house was bought/ (c) by a famous actor/(d) of hollywood./ (e)No error.Deselect Answer

8. (a) One can love one/ (b) neighbours in the abstract, or/ (c) even at a distance, but at/(d) closequarters it’s almost impossible./ (e) No error.Deselect Answer

9. (a) With recent heavy rains now/ (b) the ground is even more saturated/ (c) and massive puddles of rainwater cover/(d) a large percentages of the site./ (e) No error.Deselect Answer

10. (a) It turned out the/ (b) air conditioner’s fan belt had/ (c) broken and the vehicle was/(d) later replaced with new one./ (e) No error.Deselect Answer

(Direction 11 – 15): Read the paragraph carefully and answer the following questions:

National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) announced the launch of NPCI International Payments Limited (NIPL) –its wholly owned subsidiary firm. NIPL is tasked with the responsibility of exporting NPCI’s indigenously developed offerings and technological ——- (A) —– to foreign markets, thereby revolutionizing the global payments landscape. The primary focus of NIPL would be internationalization of RuPay and UPI, along with a few more offerings of NPCI. NPCI has achieved the —— (B) —–of success at developing an exemplary robust payments system that is cost effective, secure, convenient and— —-(C) ———-. Several nations have displayed an inclination towards establishing a ‘real time payment system’ or ‘domestic card scheme’ inspired by the exemplary innovations by NPCI in the country. NPCI has appointed Ritesh Shukla as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of NIPL. (I) In this new role, Ritesh’s primary responsibilities would involve formulation(a) of business strategy, leading(b) business development and driving(c) profitability by deploying(d) NPCI’s pre-existing technology and solutions in international markets. Ritesh comes with over two decades of overall experience in banking and payments space. Prior to joining NPCI, he was a part of Mastercard’s business in Middle East and North Africa (MENA) ——(D)—— he took charge of sales, business development, P/L functions to drive profitability and market share. Ritesh has also served Axis Bank, HDFC Bank and SBI Cards in his previous ——(E)——

19. There are two friends Amit and Mishra each having particular number of gold coins. Amit said to Mishra that if you give 20 gold coins, mine will be twice as yours. For that Mishra replied if you give 90 coins, mine will be six times as yours. What is the number of gold coins Mishra having?
a. 100 coins
b. 120 coins
c. 110 coins
d. 80 coins
e. 90 coinsDeselect Answer

20. Ratio of the number of boys and girls in the class A is 4:5. The difference between the boys and girls in the class A is —– and the total number of students in class B is 180. If the number of boys in B is 16 more than the number of boys in A, then the total number of girls in B is —–.
i) 21, 80
ii) 20, 84
iii) 26, 60
a. Only i and ii
b. All i, ii and iii
c. Only i
d. Only i and iii
e. None of theseDeselect Answer

21. The ratio of the monthly salaries of Ram and Kalai is 2:3. The ratio of expenditures of Ram and Kalai is 3:4. After spending on expenditure, if Kalai gives 25% of her savings to Ram, both of them have same amount in hand. If the difference between their savings is 5000, find the difference between their salaries.
a. 5000
b. 15000
c. 10000
d. 8000
e. 12000Deselect Answer

22. Ratio of the employees in company A to B is 6: 5 and the number of employees in C to A is 13: 10. IF the ratio of the number of male to female employees in A, B and C is 7: 5, 2: 3 and 7: 6 respectively, then the number of female employees in all the companies together is approximately what percent of the total number of employees in all the companies together?
a. 42%
b. 45%
c. 48%
d. 51%
e. 54%Deselect Answer

23. The school HM has certain amount of chocolates which distributed among the students of three classes A, B and C. If the HM gave four – fifteenth of the total number of chocolates that he has to class A, the remaining he gave seven – twenty two to class B and from the remaining he gave 36 chocolates to class C. Find the total number of chocolates HM distributed?
a. 78
b. 72
c. 75
d. 80
e. None of theseDeselect Answer

24. Ratio of the price of mobile to laptop is 1: 3 and then Ram purchased x number of laptops and 6 mobiles while Rahul purchased 6 laptops and x mobiles. If the total amount paid by Rahul is 40% more than that of the total amount paid by Ram, then find the value of x?
a. 4
b. 2
c. 3
d. 8
e. 6Deselect Answer

25. If the number of female employees in company A is 50% more than the number of male employees in the same company and the number of female employees in company B is twice the number of male employees in the same company. If the total number of employees in A is 120 more than the number of employees in B, then what is the ratio of the number of male to female employees in A and B together?
a. 3:2
b. 2:3
c. 4:5
d. Cannot be determine
e. None of theseDeselect Answer

REASONING ABILITY

(Direction 26 – 30): Study the following information carefully and answer the question given below.

In a certain code language, The consonants up to M are coded with the first four prime numbers i.e., B = 2, C = 3, and so on (After 7, start the numbering from 2 again). The consonants from N to Z are coded with the first four composite numbers i.e., N = 4, P = 6, and so on (After 9, start the numbering from 4 again). Vowels A, E, I, O, and U are coded as @, $, %, & and # respectively.

The codes are written from left end to right end. If two or more condition is applicable then consider all the conditions.

Condition 1: If the first and last letters are vowels, then both the codes for the vowels are to be interchanged and the vowels except them are to be coded as ‘*’. (For example ACTIVE – $36*8@)

Condition 2: If the second letter of a word is a vowel, then code the letter with the corresponding code and all the vowels following it will be coded as ‘!’. (For example TECTONIC – 6$36!4!3)

Condition 3: If the second letter of a word is a consonant, then code the letter with the code for the alphabet which comes after a gap of 2 letters in the given alphabet series. (i.e., the code for ‘B’ is the code for ‘E’ and so on, after Z start with A again)

Condition 4: If the first and last letters are consonants, then both the consonants are to be replaced with the code for the next alphabet in the given alphabet series. (For example, the code for ‘B’ will be coded with the code for ‘C’ and so on, after Z starts with A again).

Condition 5: If in a word, none of the conditions follows, then code the consonants and vowels with the corresponding code and then reverse the entire code.

Note:

1. If conditions 2 or 3 and 1 follows, then give first priority to condition 1 and then condition 2 or 3.
2. If conditions 2 or 3 and 4 follows, then give first priority to condition 4 and then condition 2 or 3.
3. If more than two conditions follow between conditions 1 to condition 4, then coding will be done based on the final condition.

26. Find the code for the phrase ‘SMART WORK EASY’ using the given conditions?
a. 463@4 57&# @46!
b. 66@9# 4&92 $@46
c. 83!!3 72!6 943!
d. 7242! #54@ 83!%
e. None of these

27. What will be the possible word for the code ‘5&44!46!4# $8$926’ with respect to the given conditions?
a. CONTINUOUS ACTIVE
b. SUBSTITUTE OBJECT
c. PERMANENT COURSE
d. CONSISTANT ENERGY
e. Cannot be determined

28. How can the word ‘CONTINGENT SPECIES’ be coded as per the conditions?
a. 5!42!4&46!# 6$3$4%6
b. 28%76!@23! 4256@&4
c. 5&46!42!4# 64$3%$6
d. 4#64!23!4!7 34%2&@3
e. None of the above

29. Find the word which best suits to the code ‘8863&2&28’ using the given conditions.
a. PSYCOLOGY
b. PHENOMINA
c. ENLIGHTED
d. SYNERGIZE
e. Cannot be determined

30. What will be the code for the word ‘ADVENTURE’ with respect to the given conditions?
a. $58$46#9@
b. @28$46#9$
c. @58$46#9$
d. $28*46*9@
e. None of the above

(Direction 31 – 35): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Statement 1: In a certain code language, “Television channels makes entertainment” is coded as “26 34 16 57”, “Film fare awards announced” is coded as “54 87 25 36”, “Family film entertainment time” is coded as “37 87 91 34”.

Statement 2: In a certain code language, “Musical show starts tomorrow” is coded as “85 28 92 72”, “Show time changes often” is coded as “28 52 80 37”, “Film awards telecasted everywhere” is coded as “95 36 84 87”.

Along with the given two statements, three statements are given you have to decide whether the data provided along with the three statements are sufficient to answer the question. The statements given below can be used along with the above two statements but cannot be combined together. The statements above are combined.

31.What is the code for “Channel telecasted new serial” in the given coded language?
I: In a certain code language, “Television makes serial everywhere” is coded as “23 57 84 16”.
II: In a certain code language, “New channels launched yesterday” is coded as “82 26 95 65”.
III: In a certain code language, “New live channels launched” is coded as “25 69 16 72”.
a. Only I
b. Either only I or only III
c. Only III
d. Either only II or only III
e. None of these

32. What is the code for “Online film show released” in the given coded language?
I: In a certain code language, “Recently released movie show” is coded as “62 35 28 31”.
II: In a certain code language, “Entertainment awards released online” is coded as “68 34 59 36”.
III: In a certain code language, “Television show online launch” is coded as “57 28 61 53”.
a. Only I
b. Either only I or only III
c. Only II
d. Either only II or only III
e. None of these

33. What is the code for “Food fare changes regularly” in the given coded language?
I: In a certain code language, “Food festival organized tomorrow” is coded as “33 54 74 56”.
II: In a certain code language, “Time changes announced regularly” is coded as “66 80 37 54”.
III: In a certain code language, “Food changes announced regularly” is coded as “80 77 25 63”.
a. Only I
b. Only III
c. Either only II or only III
d. Either only I or only III
e. None of these

34. What is the code for “Family channel announced today” in the given coded language?
I: In a certain code language, “Television fare makes today” is coded as “57 25 16 68”.
II: In a certain code language, “Film fare makes today” is coded as “26 67 25 87”.
III: In a certain code language, “Movie telecasted today time” is coded as “84 59 37 68”.
a. Only I
b. Either only I or only III
c. Only II
d. Either only II or only III
e. Only III

35. What is the code for “Entertainment fare costs higher” in the given coded language?
I: In a certain code language, “Family show higher time” is coded as “28 91 37 53”.
II: In a certain code language, “Television costs announced higher” is coded as “57 64 25 99”.
III: In a certain code language, “Higher costs announced film” is coded as “93 54 87 75”.
a. Only I
b. Either only I or only II
c. Only III
d. Either only II or only III
e. None of these