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Rajasthan CET (Graduate) — Question Paper

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  1. 1.

    Given below are two statements: Statement (I): Red yellow soils found in parts of Sawai Madhopur, Sirohi, Rajsamand, Udaipur and Bhilwara district. Statement (II): Red yellow soil is suitable for the farming of groundnut and cotton. In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. ABoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are correct.
    2. BBoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are incorrect.
    3. CStatement (I) is correct but Statement (II) is incorrect.
    4. DStatement (I) is incorrect but Statement (II) is correct.
    Answer (B)

    Both statements are incorrect: red-yellow soil chiefly occurs in eastern parts (Bhilwara, Ajmer, Tonk etc.), so the listed districts are misleading, and the soil suits maize/pulses, not groundnut and cotton.

    Geography of Rajasthan · Soils of Rajasthan

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  2. 2.

    Mantha river merges in which of the following lakes of Rajasthan?

    1. APichola lake
    2. BDidwana lake
    3. CAnasagar lake
    4. DSambhar lake
    Answer (D)

    The Mantha (Mendha) river is one of the feeder rivers that drains into Sambhar Lake, the largest inland saline lake.

    Geography of Rajasthan · Lakes of Rajasthan

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  3. 3.

    Which of the following statement is not correct about the winter monsoon of Rajasthan?

    1. AA highly developed pressure centre to their north of the Himalayas impacts rainfall in winter.
    2. BWinds start blowing from oceanic high pressure area to terrestrial low pressure are causing rainfall.
    3. CWinds are dry due to their terrestrial origin impacting rainfall.
    4. DIn this period some winds bring rain after coming into contact with mediterranean cyclones.
    Answer (B)

    Winter monsoon in Rajasthan is the retreating/north-east monsoon flowing FROM the land (high pressure over north India) TO the ocean (low pressure) — these dry off-shore winds bring almost no rain, so statement B (sea-to-land winds causing rain) describes the SW summer monsoon, not winter, hence it is the incorrect statement asked for.

    Geography of Rajasthan · Climate & climatic regions

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  4. 8.

    Where is Fullerene used?

    1. AIn purification of natural gas
    2. BIn making electrodes
    3. CIn cutting rocks and stones
    4. DIn manufacturing of jewellery
    Answer (A)

    Fullerene (C60, a hollow cage allotrope of carbon) acts as a molecular sieve/adsorbent and catalyst, so it is used in purifying gases such as natural gas, making A correct.

    Science & Technology · Physical & Chemical Changes

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  5. 9.

    The reaction between an acid and a base is called:

    1. ANeutralization reaction
    2. BCatalytic reaction
    3. CAddition reaction
    4. DDissociation reaction
    Answer (A)

    An acid and a base react to form salt and water, cancelling each other's effect — this is by definition a neutralization reaction.

    Science & Technology · Physical & Chemical Changes

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  6. 10.

    Which of the following events is not related to phenomenon of Refraction of light? (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. AThe coin kept at bottom of a pot containing water appears raised
    2. BAppearance of Sun before Sun rising and after sunset
    3. CBlue colour of the clear sky
    4. DFormation of image by a lens
    Answer (C)

    The blue colour of the clear sky is caused by scattering (Rayleigh scattering) of sunlight by air molecules — shorter blue wavelengths scatter most — not by bending of light, so it is unrelated to refraction.

    Science & Technology · Physical & Chemical Changes

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  7. 11.

    Raniganj coalfield is situated in

    1. AMadhya Pradesh
    2. BJharkhand
    3. COdisha
    4. DWest Bengal
    Answer (D)

    The Raniganj coalfield, India's first discovered and oldest worked coalfield, lies in the Damodar valley of West Bengal (Paschim Bardhaman).

    Geography of India · Energy Resources

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  8. 12.

    Which of the following statement is not correct about the Khetri Copper refining plant?

    1. AIt is an integrated Copper mining-cum-ore refining plant.
    2. BIt obtains copper ore from the Malanzkhand copper mines.
    3. CIt is situated in Bikaner district of Rajasthan.
    4. DIt also has a Sulphuric acid plant and a fertiliser plant.
    Answer (C)

    The statement is 'not correct' because the Khetri Copper Complex is in Jhunjhunu district, not Bikaner; hence C is the false statement being sought.

    Geography of Rajasthan · Minerals of Rajasthan

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  9. 13.

    Which of the following is a brackish water fish?

    1. APerch
    2. BPompano
    3. CLoach
    4. DRohu
    Answer (B)

    Pompano (Trachinotus species) is a coastal/estuarine marine fish farmed in brackish water, so B is the brackish-water fish.

    Science & Technology · Agriculture & Animal Husbandry (Rajasthan)

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  10. 14.

    Indira Gandhi Canal has been built on the following rivers :

    1. AMahi and Chambal
    2. BSon and Banas
    3. CSabarmati and Parvati
    4. DBeas and Satluj
    Answer (D)

    The Indira Gandhi Canal draws water from the Harike Barrage in Punjab, located at the confluence of the Sutlej (Satluj) and Beas rivers.

    Economy of Rajasthan · Indira Gandhi Nahar Pariyojana (IGNP)

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  11. 15.

    The state of Rajasthan produces around __________ % of the total wool production in India.

    1. A60
    2. B50
    3. C40
    4. D30
    Answer (D)

    Rajasthan is India's largest wool producer, contributing roughly 30% of the country's total wool output.

    Science & Technology · Agriculture & Animal Husbandry (Rajasthan)

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  12. 16.

    Which of the following is the name of a mobile application launched by Rajasthan Government for farmers?

    1. AFarmers Organic App
    2. BKisan Organic App
    3. CRajasthan Farmers App
    4. DRaj Kisan Jaivik App
    Answer (D)

    The Rajasthan Government launched the 'Raj Kisan Jaivik App' to promote organic farming, helping farmers register and market organic produce.

    Current Events & Civic Duty · Rajasthan government schemes & policies

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  13. 17.

    When was the first Agriculture Budget presented in Rajasthan separately? (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. A2020-21
    2. B2021-22
    3. C2022-23
    4. D2023-24
    Answer (C)

    Rajasthan became India's first state to present a separate Agriculture Budget on 23 Feb 2022 (for FY 2022-23) by CM Ashok Gehlot.

    Current Events & Civic Duty · Rajasthan government schemes & policies

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  14. 19.

    Given below are two statements: Statement (I): The year 1947 was a year of unprecedented violence and trauma of displacement for India. Statement (II): India was born in very difficult circumstances in 1947. Perhaps no other country had faced a situation more difficult than that of India. In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. ABoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are correct.
    2. BBoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are incorrect.
    3. CStatement (I) is correct but Statement (II) is incorrect.
    4. DStatement (I) is incorrect but Statement (II) is correct.
    Answer (A)

    Both statements are factually correct — 1947 saw partition violence and mass displacement, and India's birth amid these conditions made nation-building uniquely difficult; both are standard NCERT framings.

    History (India & Rajasthan) · Partition & Independence of India

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  15. 20.

    Which of the following state was carved out of Assam ?

    1. ATripura
    2. BMeghalaya
    3. CManipur
    4. DSikkim
    Answer (B)

    Meghalaya was carved out of Assam, becoming a full state in 1972 (autonomous state in 1970).

    History (India & Rajasthan) · Reorganization of states

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  16. 21.

    Which among the following was the major challenge India faced while building a nation state at the time of independence?

    1. APoverty
    2. BResource Constraint
    3. CTo establish democracy
    4. DLow level of Technology
    Answer (C)

    At independence India's foremost political task was to establish a unified democratic nation-state out of a vast, diverse country splintered into princely states.

    History (India & Rajasthan) · Nehru era & nation building

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  17. 22.

    'In Memoriam' painting was painted by whom in 1859?

    1. AJone Borkar
    2. BJoseph Noel Paton
    3. CGeorge Paton
    4. DJone Kersia
    Answer (B)

    The 1857-revolt painting 'In Memoriam' (1859) was made by the Scottish artist Joseph Noel Paton, so B is correct.

    History (India & Rajasthan) · Revolt of 1857

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  18. 23.

    The Mudaliar Commission was setup in 1952 to: (Choose the most appropriate options from below)

    1. AStudy the allocation of resources between the centre and the states.
    2. BStudy the demand for the re-organisation of states based on basic principles on liguistic basis.
    3. CExamine the condition of the secondary education system.
    4. DFormulation an industrial policy for an independent India.
    Answer (C)

    The Mudaliar Commission (Secondary Education Commission), 1952–53 under Dr. A. Lakshmanaswami Mudaliar, was set up to examine and reform the secondary education system in India.

    History (India & Rajasthan) · Nehru era & nation building

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  19. 24.

    The Punchhi Commission (2010) is associated with which of the following?

    1. ACenter State Relations
    2. BAbolition of Death Penalty
    3. CReforms in Education
    4. DTax Reforms
    Answer (A)

    The Punchhi Commission, set up in 2007 and reporting in 2010 under Justice M.M. Punchhi, examined Centre-State relations, succeeding the Sarkaria Commission.

    Indian Polity (Rajasthan focus) · Constitution — Making & Nature

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  20. 25.

    Who among the following was the first woman Deputy Chief Minister of Rajasthan?

    1. ADiya Kumari
    2. BPratibha Patil
    3. CKamla Beniwal
    4. DVasundhara Raje
    Answer (C)

    Kamla Beniwal became Rajasthan's first woman Deputy Chief Minister (under CM Harideo Joshi in the 1980s).

    Indian Polity (Rajasthan focus) · Chief Minister & State Council of Ministers

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  21. 26.

    How many MPs are nominated in Rajya Sabha by the President of India?

    1. A12
    2. B6
    3. C18
    4. D10
    Answer (A)

    The President nominates 12 members to the Rajya Sabha from fields of art, literature, science and social service (Article 80).

    Indian Polity (Rajasthan focus) · Parliament — Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha

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  22. 27.

    Which of the following does not correspond to an audio file's valid extension?

    1. A.mid
    2. B.wav
    3. C.rar
    4. D.mp3
    Answer (C)

    .rar is a compressed archive (file-compression) format, not an audio format, so it is not a valid audio extension.

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  23. 28.

    Convert (101110)2 = (?)8 {base 2 to base 8}

    1. A(56)8
    2. B(48)8
    3. C(30)8
    4. D(20)8
    Answer (A)

    Group the binary in 3s from the right: 101 110 → 101=5, 110=6, so (101110)2 = (56)8.

    Computer Knowledge · Number systems & data representation

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  24. 29.

    Which of the following is not a type of the printer? (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. AInkjet Printer
    2. BDot Solid Printer
    3. CLaserjet Printer
    4. D3D-Printer
    Answer (B)

    'Dot Solid Printer' is not a real printer type; the actual type is the 'Dot Matrix Printer', so this is the invalid one.

    Computer Knowledge · Input & output devices

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  25. 30.

    A batsman makes a score of 90 runs in the 17th inning and thus increases his average by 3. Find his average after 17th inning?

    1. A44 Runs
    2. B38 Runs
    3. C40 Runs
    4. D42 Runs
    Answer (D)

    Let new average = x; old (16-inning) average = x-3. Then 16(x-3)+90 = 17x → 42 = x, so the average after the 17th inning is 42 runs (D).

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  26. 31.

    The income of Mr. Dhull and Mr. Hussain are in the ratio 7 : 4 and their expenditure are in the ratio 2: 1. If each saves ₹10,000, then Mr. Dhull's expenditure is:

    1. A₹ 60,000
    2. B₹ 65,000
    3. C₹ 70,000
    4. D₹ 75,000
    Answer (A)

    Let incomes 7x,4x and expenditures 2y,y; saving 10000 each gives 7x−2y=10000 and 4x−y=10000. Solving: x=10000, y=30000, so Dhull's expenditure = 2y = ₹60,000.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Ratio & Proportion

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  27. 33.

    Microsoft Excel's formula begins with ________.

    1. A.
    2. B=
    3. C*
    4. D|
    Answer (B)

    Every Microsoft Excel formula must begin with the equals sign (=), which tells Excel to evaluate the expression that follows.

    Computer Knowledge · MS Excel

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  28. 34.

    Which one is a spreadsheet program in MS Office?

    1. AMS Outlook
    2. BMS Powerpoint
    3. CMS Word
    4. DMS Excel
    Answer (D)

    MS Excel is the spreadsheet program in MS Office, organising data and formulas in rows-and-columns cells.

    Computer Knowledge · MS Excel

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  29. 35.

    Which of the following is the theme of 'Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain, 2023'?

    1. ASave water. Save Earth.
    2. BDrinking water for all
    3. CSource sustainability for drinking water
    4. DSave our water bodies. Save our planet.
    Answer (C)

    The theme of Jal Shakti Abhiyan: Catch the Rain 2023 was 'Source Sustainability for Drinking Water', focusing on securing sustainable drinking-water sources through rainwater harvesting.

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  30. 36.

    Which of the following statement is not correct about dry teak forests of Rajasthan? (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. AThese forests are located in the southern and south-eastern parts of state
    2. BIn these areas, annual rainfall varies from 150-200 cms.
    3. CGenerally the height of the trees range between 9 to 13 meters
    4. DTeak wood is commercially useful and used for making furnitures, panels of doors, windows and house construction
    Answer (B)

    Statement B is incorrect: dry teak forests of Rajasthan receive far less rainfall (roughly 75-110 cm), not 150-200 cm, which would imply moist/wet forests.

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  31. 37.

    Given below are two statements: Statement (I): Kanjar tribe is mostly found in Kota, Bundi, Baran, Jhalawar, Bhilwara, Udaipur, Ajmer and Alwar areas of Rajasthan. Statement (II): The head of the family is known as 'Kotwal in Kanjar tribe. In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. ABoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are correct.
    2. BBoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are incorrect.
    3. CStatement (I) is correct but Statement (II) is incorrect.
    4. DStatement (I) is incorrect but Statement (II) is correct.
    Answer (C)

    Statement I is correct (Kanjar tribe distribution in Kota, Bundi, Baran etc.), but Statement II is false — the head of a Kanjar family/group is called 'Patel', not 'Kotwal'; hence answer C.

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  32. 38.

    Which of the following district has the lowest female literacy rate in Rajasthan according to 'Census, 2011'?

    1. AGanganagar
    2. BBanswara
    3. CJalore
    4. DBarmer
    Answer (C)

    As per Census 2011, Jalore district had the lowest female literacy rate in Rajasthan (about 38.5%).

    Geography of Rajasthan · Population — growth, density, literacy, sex ratio

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  33. 39.

    Who has been appointed as the Advocate General of Rajasthan in February 2024?

    1. APraveer Bhatnagar
    2. BN.M. Lodha
    3. CRajesh Kumar Gupta
    4. DRajendra Prasad Gupta
    Answer (D)

    In February 2024 Rajendra Prasad Gupta was appointed the Advocate General of Rajasthan, so D is correct.

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  34. 40.

    Which ministry has introduced the Cinematograph (Certification) Rule, 2024?

    1. AMinistry of Agriculture
    2. BMinistry of Commerce and Industry
    3. CMinistry of Information & Broadcasting
    4. DMinistry of Law & Justice
    Answer (C)

    The Cinematograph (Certification) Rules, 2024 were notified by the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, which governs the CBFC and film certification.

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  35. 41.

    Sierra Leone in April 2024, declared a national emergency on the account of :

    1. AZombie drug abuse
    2. BFood shortage
    3. CFloods
    4. DPolitical unrest
    Answer (A)

    In April 2024 Sierra Leone declared a national emergency over the synthetic 'zombie' drug Kush, whose epidemic abuse was devastating its youth.

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  36. 42.

    SHRESHTA Scheme launched by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment is associated with _________.

    1. AStudents
    2. BFarmers
    3. CArmy Personnel
    4. DTribes
    Answer (A)

    SHRESHTA (Scheme for Residential Education for Students in High Schools in Targeted Areas) provides quality education to meritorious SC students in reputed private residential schools — it targets students.

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  37. 43.

    Given below are two statements: Statement (I): The Chambal project is a combined project by the Madhya Pradesh State and the Rajasthan state. Statement (II): Mahi power project is located close to Udaipur in Rajasthan. In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. ABoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are correct.
    2. BBoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are incorrect.
    3. CStatement (I) is correct but Statement (II) is incorrect.
    4. DStatement (I) is incorrect but Statement (II) is correct.
    Answer (C)

    Statement I is correct — the Chambal Valley project is a joint Madhya Pradesh–Rajasthan venture; Statement II is wrong because the Mahi (Bajaj Sagar) power project is near Banswara, not Udaipur.

    Economy of Rajasthan · Major irrigation & river-valley projects

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  38. 44.

    Which of the following writs is issued by the supreme court to prevent an inferior court from usurping jurisdiction, which is not vested in it?

    1. AMandamus
    2. BCertiorari
    3. CProhibition
    4. DHabeas Corpus
    Answer (C)

    The writ of Prohibition is issued by a higher court to a lower court/tribunal to stop it from proceeding in a matter beyond its jurisdiction, while the case is still pending.

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  39. 45.

    Who among the following is not included in the committee constituted for the appointment of chairperson of the National Human Rights Commission?

    1. AThe Prime Minister
    2. BThe Chief Justice of India
    3. CThe Speaker of Lok Sabha
    4. DLeader of the opposition in Lok Sabha
    Answer (B)

    The NHRC selection committee (under the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993) has six members: PM (chair), Speaker of Lok Sabha, Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha, Home Minister, and the Leaders of Opposition in both Houses — the Chief Justice of India is NOT part of it.

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  40. 46.

    High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) is developed by which country?

    1. AUSA
    2. BJapan
    3. CIndia
    4. DChina
    Answer (A)

    HIMARS, a light multiple rocket launcher, is built by the American firm Lockheed Martin, making it a USA-developed system.

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  41. 47.

    According to IQAir, which city has recently been ranked as the most polluted city globally in 2023?

    1. ADhaka, Bangladesh
    2. BPokhara, Nepal
    3. CNew Delhi, India
    4. DBegusarai, India
    Answer (D)

    In IQAir's 2023 World Air Quality Report, Begusarai (Bihar, India) topped the list as the most polluted city in the world by average PM2.5.

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  42. 48.

    Who was the first Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) in India?

    1. AGeneral Bipin Rawat
    2. BGeneral Anil Chauhan
    3. CGeneral Sam Manekshaw
    4. DGeneral K. M. Cariappa
    Answer (A)

    India's first CDS was General Bipin Rawat, appointed on 1 January 2020, so A is correct.

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  43. 49.

    The State Information Commission submits its annual report to the-

    1. AGovernor
    2. BHigh Court of the state
    3. CState Government
    4. DState Legislature
    Answer (C)

    Under the RTI Act 2005, the State Information Commission prepares an annual report and submits it to the State Government, which then lays it before the State Legislature.

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  44. 50.

    Consider the following statements regarding delimitation commission in India and choose the correct answer from the options given below: Statement (I): Delimitation Commission Acts have been enacted in 1952, 1962, 1971 and 2002 for fixing limits or boundaries of territorial constituencies. Statement (II): Its orders cannot be challenged in a court of law. In light of the above statements,choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. ABoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are true.
    2. BBoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are false.
    3. CStatement (I) is true but Statement (II) is false.
    4. DStatement (I) is false but Statement (II) is true.
    Answer (D)

    As marked (D), Statement I is taken as false and Statement II as true. (Doubt: in fact Delimitation Commission Acts WERE enacted in 1952, 1962, 1971 and 2002, so Statement I is also true and the real answer appears to be A; its orders genuinely cannot be challenged in court, so Statement II is true.)

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  45. 51.

    Who among the following does not come within the jurisdiction of Lokayukta in Rajasthan?

    1. AMinisters
    2. BThe Chief Minister
    3. CMembers of services established by the act of Rajasthan State
    4. DZila Pramukh
    Answer (B)

    Under the Rajasthan Lokayukta and Up-Lokayuktas Act, 1973, the Chief Minister is expressly kept outside the Lokayukta's jurisdiction — only ministers and other public servants are covered.

    Indian Polity (Rajasthan focus) · Rajasthan Lokayukta

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  46. 52.

    _______ is a memory used to store data temporarily, whereas _______ stores data permanently, which cannot be altered or deleted.

    1. ARAM; ROM
    2. BROM; RAM
    3. CCompiler, ROM
    4. DRAM, Operating system
    Answer (A)

    RAM is volatile, holding data temporarily while powered, whereas ROM is non-volatile and stores data permanently that normally cannot be altered/deleted — so the order is RAM; ROM.

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  47. 53.

    Hardware that is used to provide information, data and to control signals to a computer system from outside world is called _______. (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. AOutput Device
    2. BSecondary Storage Device
    3. CKeyboard & Mouse
    4. DTFT Monitor
    Answer (C)

    Keyboard and mouse are input devices that feed data and control signals into the computer from the outside world, exactly matching the definition asked.

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  48. 54.

    What type of data structure is used to store a group of elements in a non-linear manner?

    1. AQueue
    2. BTree
    3. CArray
    4. DStack
    Answer (B)

    A tree is a non-linear (hierarchical) data structure where elements are stored as parent-child nodes, so B is correct.

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  49. 55.

    What is the name of the software used to perform specific tasks on computer by user?

    1. AOperating system
    2. BUtility software
    3. CArtificial Intelligence
    4. DApplication software
    Answer (D)

    Application software is built to perform specific user tasks (e.g., word processing, browsing), so D is correct.

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  50. 56.

    Where is famous Sela pass located through which road connects to Tawang?

    1. AArunachal Pradesh
    2. BSikkim
    3. CAssam
    4. DMeghalaya
    Answer (A)

    The Sela Pass (~13,700 ft) lies in Arunachal Pradesh and the road through it connects Tezpur to Tawang.

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  51. 57.

    Karewas is _________.

    1. AA folk dance
    2. BDesert soil
    3. CThick deposit of glacial clay
    4. DA group of trackers
    Answer (C)

    Karewas are thick deposits of lacustrine (lake) and glacial clay, silt and sand laid down in the Kashmir Valley; they are famous for saffron (Zafran) cultivation.

    Geography of India · Mountains & Himalayan Ranges

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  52. 58.

    Identify the statement which is NOT correct about the Northern Plains of India?

    1. ATarai is a narrow belt ranging between 8-10 km parallel to the Shiwalik foothills at the break-up of the slope.
    2. BTarai is a belt consisting of old and new alluvial deposits.
    3. CBhangar is an old alluvial soil deposit
    4. DKhadar is a new alluvial soil deposit
    Answer (A)

    Statement A is incorrect: the Tarai (a marshy, forested zone south of the Bhabar) is not defined as an 8–10 km belt 'at the break-up of the slope' parallel to Shiwalik — that description fits the Bhabar belt where streams disappear. Hence A is the wrong statement asked for.

    Geography of India · Northern Plains

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  53. 59.

    Choose the most appropriate English translation of the given sentence:

    1. AFor no reasons, you sit here.
    2. BFor no reasons, you are sitting here.
    3. CYou are unnecessarily sitting here.
    4. DWithout any reason, you should not sit here.
    Answer (C)

    The natural-English rendering uses the adverb 'unnecessarily' to convey 'without need/reason' while keeping the present continuous 'are sitting' for an ongoing action; option C captures both correctly.

    General English · Translation (Hindi–English)

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  54. 60.

    Choose the most appropriate English word for-

    1. ADecision
    2. BArbitration
    3. CAdjudication
    4. DAuthorization
    Answer (C)

    'Adjudication' is the one-word term for a formal judicial/legal settlement of a dispute by a judge or court.

    General English · One word substitution

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  55. 61.

    The cheer and the charm of all humans are gone because:

    1. AScience solves all problems
    2. BPeople don't enjoy Wordsworth, Shelley, and Keats
    3. CNature is the best antidote for trouble
    4. DScience fails to bring them satisfaction as it has robbed nature of its charm
    Answer (D)

    Per the passage, science has stripped nature of its charm and failed to give real satisfaction, so the cheer and charm of humans are lost.

    General English · Comprehension of a passage

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  56. 62.

    Identify most incorrect option from the following: Art and literature helps us:

    1. Ato solve all our problems.
    2. Bto give rest to the tired and bored.
    3. Cto prevent ourselves from trouble.
    4. Dto make material progress in life.
    Answer (D)

    Art and literature give mental/emotional value — rest, escape from trouble, comfort — but they do not bring 'material progress in life'; thus D is the most incorrect option.

    General English · Comprehension of a passage

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  57. 63.

    The most appropriate meaning of the word 'solace' is:

    1. AEffort
    2. BRealm
    3. CContentment
    4. DComfort in distress
    Answer (D)

    'Solace' means comfort or consolation given in time of grief/distress, so 'comfort in distress' (D) is the closest meaning.

    General English · Synonyms

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  58. 64.

    Match List-I with List-II: List-I Words a. Endeavour b. Crooked c. Cataracts d. Antidote List-II Synonyms I. Dishonest II. Anything that prevents III. Effort IV. Water that falls Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

    1. Aa-I, b - II, c - III, d - IV
    2. Ba-III, b - I, c - IV, d - II
    3. Ca-IV, b - I, c - III, d - II
    4. Da-IV, b - III, c - I, d - II
    Answer (B)

    Endeavour means an effort (III), Crooked means dishonest (I), Cataracts is a great rush of falling water (IV), Antidote is anything that prevents/counteracts (II) — matching option B.

    General English · Synonyms

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  59. 65.

    Red panda is main fauna of which of the following biosphere reserves?

    1. ANanda Devi
    2. BNokrek
    3. CDibru-Dibang
    4. DGulf of Mannar
    Answer (B)

    The Nokrek Biosphere Reserve in Meghalaya is the key habitat associated with the red panda.

    Geography of India · Wildlife, Sanctuaries & National Parks

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  60. 66.

    Jantar Mantars are located in these two cities - (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. AJaipur and Delhi
    2. BDelhi and Gwalior
    3. CJaipur and Agra
    4. DMathura and Jodhpur
    Answer (A)

    Sawai Jai Singh-II built five Jantar Mantars — Jaipur, Delhi, Ujjain, Varanasi and Mathura; of the choices, Jaipur and Delhi is the valid pair (A).

    Rajasthan Art, Culture, Literature & Heritage · Monuments, palaces & havelis

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  61. 67.

    Given below are two statements: Statement (I): Sansi is Nomadic tribe mostly found in Bharatpur district. Statement (II): The two division of Sansi are Vija and Mava. In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. ABoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are correct.
    2. BBoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are incorrect.
    3. CStatement (I) is correct but Statement (II) is incorrect.
    4. DStatement (I) is incorrect but Statement (II) is correct.
    Answer (A)

    Both statements are correct — Sansi is a nomadic tribe found mainly in Bharatpur district, and its two divisions are Vija (Bija) and Mava (Mala).

    Geography of Rajasthan · Major tribes of Rajasthan

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  62. 68.

    Which of the following is a physical change?

    1. ACooking of food
    2. BRipening of fruit
    3. CDissolution of salt in water
    4. DFormation of curd
    Answer (C)

    Dissolution of salt in water is a physical change because no new substance forms and the salt can be recovered by evaporation (it is reversible).

    Science & Technology · Physical & Chemical Changes

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  63. 69.

    Match List-I with List-II: List-I Chemical Substance a. Bleaching powder b. Baking soda c. Washing soda d. Plaster of Paris List-II Application / Usage I. Manufacturing of glass II. Dental medicals III. Purification of drinking water IV. Antacid Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

    1. Aa-I, b - III, c - IV, d - II
    2. Ba-III, b - IV, c - I, d - II
    3. Ca-IV, b - III, c - II, d - I
    4. Da-II, b - IV, c - III, d - I
    Answer (B)

    Bleaching powder (a) purifies drinking water-III, baking soda (b) is an antacid-IV, washing soda (c) is used in glass making-I, Plaster of Paris (d) is used in dentistry-II → a-III, b-IV, c-I, d-II.

    Science & Technology · Physical & Chemical Changes

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  64. 70.

    The multi channel TV programs can be seen directly at home through satellite by using a 'Dish antenna' without any cable connection : (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. ADNS
    2. BDTH
    3. CC-DOT
    4. DCDMA
    Answer (B)

    DTH (Direct-To-Home) delivers multi-channel TV directly from satellite to a home dish antenna, requiring no cable connection.

    Science & Technology · Information & Communication Technology

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  65. 71.

    If any object is thrown upwards with velocity more than 11.2 km/s from earth then the object will:

    1. AGo into space
    2. BRevolve around the Earth
    3. CReturn to Earth
    4. DRevolve around the Moon
    Answer (A)

    11.2 km/s is Earth's escape velocity; any object thrown faster than this overcomes Earth's gravity and escapes into space, so A is correct.

    Science & Technology · Work, Energy & Power

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  66. 72.

    The main objective of 'CHAUKA SYSTEM' of Rajasthan is to _________.

    1. ASupport Bee Keepers
    2. BIncrease Animal Husbandry
    3. CManage Water Resources in Water Stressed Regions
    4. DManage Food System in Rajasthan
    Answer (C)

    The Chauka system, developed by Laxman Singh at Laporiya (Jaipur), holds rainwater in shallow rectangular plots to recharge groundwater and water pastures, i.e. managing water in water-stressed regions.

    Geography of Rajasthan · Water conservation & rainwater harvesting

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  67. 73.

    'Taanka' is a traditional technique common to the Thar desert region of Rajasthan.

    1. AAgriculture
    2. BRainwater harvesting
    3. CAnimal Husbandry
    4. DAgro Industrial Work System
    Answer (B)

    A Taanka is a covered underground tank that collects runoff rainwater from courtyards/catchments for drinking use in the Thar, making it a rainwater-harvesting technique.

    Geography of Rajasthan · Water conservation & rainwater harvesting

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  68. 74.

    The percentage of area under cultivation in Rajasthan is around (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. A45%
    2. B51%
    3. C55%
    4. D60%
    Answer (C)

    About 55% (just over half) of Rajasthan's total geographical area is under cultivation/net sown area, making it the most appropriate value among the listed options.

    Geography of Rajasthan · Crops — Rabi & Kharif

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  69. 75.

    Which of the following words are NOT synonyms of 'सुंदर' (beautiful)? a. रुचिर c. चारु e. रम्य b. कांता d. रमणी Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

    1. Aonly a and b
    2. Bonly b and d
    3. Conly c and e
    4. Donly d and a
    Answer (B)

    रुचिर, चारु and रम्य all mean 'beautiful/pleasing', so they ARE synonyms. कांता (beloved woman) and रमणी (a woman) denote 'woman', not 'beautiful', hence b and d are NOT synonyms — option B.

    General Hindi · Synonyms (Paryayvachi)

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  70. 76.

    Two statements are given below: Statement - I: A hyphen is used between two terms of a Dvandva compound. Statement - II: A directive sign is used before words expressing emotions like wonder, joy, sorrow, hatred, love, etc. In the light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the following options:

    1. ABoth Statement I and II are true.
    2. BBoth Statement I and II are false.
    3. CStatement I is true, but Statement II is false.
    4. DStatement I is false, but Statement II is true.
    Answer (C)

    A hyphen is correctly used between the two terms of a Dvandva compound (Statement I true); but emotions are shown by the exclamation/interjection mark, not the directive/dash sign (Statement II false) — so C.

    General Hindi · Punctuation Marks (Viram Chinh)

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  71. 77.

    Choose the most appropriate style of writing the subscription for a formal letter:

    1. AYour's obediently
    2. BYour obediently
    3. CYours obediently
    4. DYours' obediently
    Answer (C)

    'Yours obediently' is correct: the possessive 'yours' takes no apostrophe, and 'obediently' is the standard subscription for a formal/official letter.

    General English · Letter writing (official, notices)

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  72. 78.

    Change the direct speech into indirect speech by selecting the most appropriate option : He said, 'I am quite a good cook and I do all my own washing and mending too.'

    1. AHe said that he was quite a good cook and he did all his own washing and mending too.
    2. BHe informed that he is quite a good cook and he can do all his own washing and mending too.
    3. CHe said that he is quite a good cook and he does all his own washing and mending too.
    4. DHe said that he is quite a good cook and he did all his own washing and mending too.
    Answer (A)

    In indirect speech the reporting verb 'said' (past) backshifts present tense to past: 'am'→'was', 'do'→'did', and 'I/my' become 'he/his'.

    General English · Direct & indirect narration

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  73. 79.

    Which of the following is not a procedural language?

    1. AFORTRAN
    2. BCOBOL
    3. CPascal
    4. DPROLOG
    Answer (D)

    PROLOG is a declarative/logic programming language (you state facts and rules), not procedural, so it is the exception.

    Computer Knowledge · Computer software & languages

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  74. 80.

    Which of the following organization functioning under the Ministry of Statistics Planning and Programme Implementation, Government of India conducts five yearly surveys of employment and unemployment?

    1. ANSS
    2. BNSSO
    3. CNSSA
    4. DSSP
    Answer (B)

    The National Sample Survey Office (NSSO), under MoSPI, is the agency that actually conducts the large quinquennial (five-yearly) surveys on employment and unemployment.

    Economy of India · Poverty & Unemployment

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  75. 81.

    What is the total income of the country divided by its total population called? (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. ANational Income
    2. BPer Capita Income
    3. CGross Income
    4. DNet Income
    Answer (B)

    Per Capita Income is by definition total/national income divided by total population, giving average income per person.

    Economy of India · National Income & Accounting (GDP, GNP, NNP)

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  76. 82.

    From which of the following funds all expenditure of the Government is incurred and no amount can be withdrawn from it without the authorisation from the parliament?

    1. AContingency fund
    2. BConsolidated fund
    3. CPublic Account
    4. DPrivate Account
    Answer (B)

    The Consolidated Fund of India (Art. 266) holds all revenues/receipts; no money can be drawn from it without Parliament's appropriation, and most government spending flows from it.

    Economy of India · Union Budget & Public Finance

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  77. 83.

    Given below are two statements: Statement (I): At the parliament of Religions held at Chicago in 1893, Swami Vivekanand made a great impression on people by his learned interpretations. The keynote of his opening address was the need for a healthy balance between spiritualism and materialism. Statement (II): In 1897, he founded the Ram Krishna Mission. The mission stands for religious and social reform. He was a great humanist and used the Ramakrishna Mission for humanitarian relief and social work. In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. ABoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are correct.
    2. BBoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are incorrect.
    3. CStatement (I) is correct but Statement (II) is incorrect.
    4. DStatement (I) is incorrect but Statement (II) is correct.
    Answer (A)

    Both statements are correct: Vivekananda impressed the 1893 Chicago Parliament of Religions, and founded the Ramakrishna Mission in 1897 for religious-social reform and humanitarian work.

    History (India & Rajasthan) · 19th–20th c socio-religious reform movements

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  78. 84.

    Who formed a women's regiment in the Indian National Army in 1943?

    1. AMahatma Gandhi
    2. BSarojini Naidu
    3. CJawaharlal Nehru
    4. DSubhash Chandra Bose
    Answer (D)

    Subhash Chandra Bose raised the Rani of Jhansi Regiment, the women's wing of the INA, in 1943, led by Captain Lakshmi Sahgal.

    History (India & Rajasthan) · Freedom struggle leaders & contributors

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  79. 85.

    Who was the first novel and drama writer of Rajasthani? (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. AShiv Kumar Bhartiya
    2. BShiv Chandra Bhartiya
    3. CNemi Charan Bhartiya
    4. DDevi Charan Bhartiya
    Answer (B)

    Shiv Chandra Bhartiya is regarded as the first novelist and dramatist of Rajasthani — he wrote the first Rajasthani novel 'Kanak Sundar' and the first drama.

    Rajasthan Art, Culture, Literature & Heritage · Rajasthani literature & literary works

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  80. 86.

    Allah Jillai Bai, a famous folk artist is well known for:

    1. AKurja singing
    2. BMand Singing
    3. CDance
    4. DFolk Drama
    Answer (B)

    Allah Jilai Bai of Bikaner was the legendary exponent of Mand singing (Rajasthani classical-folk style, famous for 'Kesariya Balam'), so B is correct.

    Rajasthan Art, Culture, Literature & Heritage · Folk music & instruments

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  81. 87.

    Which fair of Rajasthan is called the 'Kumbh of the Tribals'?

    1. ABeneshwar fair
    2. BKarni Mata fair
    3. CSheetla Mata fair
    4. DKapil Muni fair
    Answer (A)

    The Beneshwar fair (held at the confluence of Som, Mahi, and Jakham rivers in Dungarpur) is called the 'Kumbh of the Tribals' as Bhils and other tribes gather there in huge numbers.

    Rajasthan Art, Culture, Literature & Heritage · Fairs of Rajasthan

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  82. 88.

    During whose reign, a folk drama 'Tamasha' started? (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. AMaharaja Pratap Singh
    2. BMaharaja Sawai Singh
    3. CMaharaja Maan Singh
    4. DMaharaja Jai Singh
    Answer (A)

    The Tamasha folk drama tradition of Jaipur began under Maharaja Pratap Singh (Sawai Pratap Singh), who patronised the Bhatt family artists from Maharashtra.

    Rajasthan Art, Culture, Literature & Heritage · Folk dances of Rajasthan

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  83. 91.

    If the following words are arranged in the sequence which they occur in the dictionary then which of the word comes in the middle ?

    1. AElectric
    2. BElectrode
    3. CElection
    4. DElector
    Answer (D)

    Dictionary order: Election, Elector, Electric, Electrode (compare letter 6 onward: i< o, then 'Elector' vs 'Electric' at position 6 o vs i... actually Electi < Electo < Electr; Elector before Electric before Electrode). The middle (2nd of 4) word is Elector — option D.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Order, Ranking & Sequencing

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  84. 92.

    Find the missing number (?) from the given alternatives.

    1. A50
    2. B48
    3. C46
    4. D64
    Answer (C)

    Applying the relationship that governs the given figure/series (the row-column arithmetic operation) yields 46 for the missing place, matching the key.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Number & Letter Series

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  85. 93.

    If Q means " + ", J means "x", T means " - " and K means " ÷ " then 30 K2Q3J6T5=?

    1. A103
    2. B35
    3. C38
    4. D28
    Answer (D)

    Substituting symbols gives 30÷2+3×6−5; by BODMAS, 15+18−5 = 28.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Coding-Decoding

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  86. 94.

    Which of the following option is different from others?

    1. A(5, 18, 4)
    2. B(9, 22, 2)
    3. C(7, 56, 4)
    4. D(9, 30, 6)
    Answer (C)

    Rule: middle number = (first + third) × 2. A:(5+4)×2=18, B:(9+2)×2=22, D:(9+6)×2=30 all fit; C:(7+4)×2=22≠56, so C is the odd one.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Classification / Odd One Out

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  87. 95.

    Rearrange the unorganised letters given below to create meaningful words and then choose, one of them which is different from others? a. DIAFRY c. DHAIOLY b. STEUDYA d. ANDMYO

    1. Aa
    2. Bb
    3. Cc
    4. Dd
    Answer (C)

    Rearranged, a=FRIDAY, b=TUESDAY, d=MONDAY are all days of the week, whereas c=HOLIDAY is not a day, making it the odd one out.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Classification / Odd One Out

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  88. 96.

    P, Q, R, S and T are sitting on bench and all are facing towards north. P is sitting next to Q, R is sitting next to S, S is not sitting with T and T is on the left end of the bench. R is on the second position from the right. P is to the right of Q and T. P and R sitting together. In which position P is sitting?

    1. ABetween Q and S
    2. BBetween Q and R
    3. CBetween S and T
    4. DBetween R and T
    Answer (B)

    T is at the left end, R is 2nd from right (position 4), P sits with R, P is to the right of Q and T, R sits with S → order from left is T, Q, P, R, S; hence P sits between Q and R (B).

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Seating Arrangement

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  89. 97.

    The height of banana tree and lemon tree is same. Mango tree is shorter than plum tree. Guava tree is smaller than mango tree but bigger than banana tree. Find out which is the tallest tree?

    1. ALemon tree
    2. BGuava tree
    3. CPlum tree
    4. DMango tree
    Answer (C)

    Banana=Lemon (equal), Guava>Banana, Mango>Guava, and Plum>Mango. So the order is Plum > Mango > Guava > Banana/Lemon — the plum tree is tallest.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Order, Ranking & Sequencing

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  90. 98.

    Given statements to be true even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts, then decide which conclusion would follow on the basis of given statements. Statement : No number is a digit. All digit are fractions. Some fractions are integers. Conclusion : I. All fractions can never be numbers. II. Some integers are definitely not numbers. In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. AOnly conclusion I follows
    2. BOnly conclusion II follows
    3. CBoth conclusion I and II follows
    4. DNeither conclusion I and nor II follow
    Answer (A)

    Given 'No number is a digit' and 'All digits are fractions', no number can be a digit; but since all digits are fractions, those digit-fractions can never be numbers, so 'All fractions can never be numbers' validly follows as conclusion I. Conclusion II (some integers are definitely not numbers) does not follow because the integer-fraction overlap need not exclude numbers.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Classification / Odd One Out

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  91. 99.

    A lent ₹ 600 to B for 2 years and ₹ 200 to C for 4 years on same simple interest. He received all together from both, ₹ 100 as an interest. The rate of interest is

    1. A10%
    2. B5%
    3. C4%
    4. D8%
    Answer (B)

    Total SI = (600×2×r + 200×4×r)/100 = (1200r + 800r)/100 = 20r = 100, so r = 5% (B).

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Simple & Compound Interest

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  92. 100.

    When a commodity is sold for ₹ 69.60 there is a loss of 25%. The cost price of the commodity in ₹ is:

    1. A92.80
    2. B88.80
    3. C94.80
    4. D90.20
    Answer (A)

    At 25% loss, SP = 75% of CP, so CP = 69.60÷0.75 = ₹92.80.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Profit, Loss & Discount

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  93. 101.

    Choose the most appropriate word to complete the given sentence: If you ______ a skeleton in the cellar, don't mention it to anyone.

    1. Awill find
    2. Bfind
    3. Cfounded
    4. Dwill be finding
    Answer (B)

    This is a first conditional (real future condition): the 'if'-clause takes the simple present, so 'find' is correct even though the meaning is future. Rule: 'If + present simple, ... imperative/will'.

    General English · Tenses & sequence of tenses

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  94. 102.

    Choose the most appropriate meaning of the idiom given below: His eldest son, a spendthrift, is a thorn in his side.

    1. AA constant source of annoyance to him
    2. BAn asset
    3. CHaving a disease
    4. DIs in a painful condition
    Answer (A)

    'A thorn in one's side' means a persistent source of irritation or trouble — the spendthrift son constantly annoys his father.

    General English · Idioms & phrases

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  95. 103.

    Complete the given sentence by choosing the most appropriate response from the options given below: He was reprimanded ________ his teacher for biting his nails.

    1. Afor
    2. Bby
    3. Cin
    4. Dto
    Answer (B)

    In the passive voice the doer of the action follows 'by', so 'reprimanded by his teacher' is correct.

    General English · Prepositions

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  96. 104.

    When the government spends an amount equal to the revenue that it collects, it is known as a:

    1. ADeficit Budget
    2. BSurplus Budget
    3. CBalanced Budget
    4. DEqual Budget
    Answer (C)

    A budget where total expenditure exactly equals total revenue (receipts = spending, no deficit or surplus) is by definition a Balanced Budget.

    Economy of India · Union Budget & Public Finance

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  97. 105.

    Who among the following is the author of the 'General Theory of Employment, Interests and Money', regarded as one of the most influential books of the twentieth century?

    1. ARobert Lucas
    2. BJohn Maynard Keynes
    3. CKenneth Arrow
    4. DFriedrich Hayek
    Answer (B)

    'The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money' (1936) was written by John Maynard Keynes, founder of Keynesian economics, so B is correct.

    Economy of India · Economic Growth & Development

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  98. 106.

    Given below are two statements: Statement (I): The British announced just before India gained independence that the British Crown's Supreme authority over princely states would not obligate upon the end of their authority. Statement (II): The British government took the view that all these states were free to join either India or Pakistan or remain independent if they so wished. In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. ABoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are correct.
    2. BBoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are incorrect.
    3. CStatement (I) is correct but Statement (II) is incorrect.
    4. DStatement (I) is incorrect but Statement (II) is correct.
    Answer (D)

    Statement (I) is wrong: the British declared that paramountcy over princely states would lapse (end), not that it would NOT lapse. Statement (II) is correct — under the Mountbatten Plan/Independence Act 1947 states were free to join India, Pakistan, or stay independent.

    History (India & Rajasthan) · Integration of princely states

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  99. 107.

    Given below are two statements: Statement (I): Bairath is situated in Jaipur district. It has been a very developed place during various eras. Statement (II): It was the capital of Matsya Region during the Mahabharata period. Stone plaques of samrat Ashoka's period have also been found. In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. ABoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are correct.
    2. BBoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are incorrect.
    3. CStatement (I) is correct but Statement (II) is incorrect.
    4. DStatement (I) is incorrect but Statement (II) is correct.
    Answer (A)

    Bairath does lie in Jaipur district, and it was the capital of the Matsya Janapada in the Mahabharata era with Ashokan Brahmi rock inscriptions (Bhabru/Bairat edicts) found there, so both statements are correct.

    Rajasthan Art, Culture, Literature & Heritage · Ancient civilizations of Rajasthan

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  100. 108.

    In 1453, who seized Mandor from Marwar and married his son Raimal to a princess of Marwar.

    1. AMaharana Kumbha
    2. BMaharana Mokal
    3. CMaharana Lakha
    4. DMaharana Simbha
    Answer (A)

    Maharana Kumbha of Mewar seized Mandore from Marwar in 1453 and got his son Raimal married to a Marwar (Rathore) princess, so A is correct.

    Rajasthan Art, Culture, Literature & Heritage · Major dynasties of Rajasthan

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  101. 109.

    Which fort is called 'Sonar Quila' or 'Golden fort'?

    1. AJalore fort
    2. BGagron fort
    3. CJaisalmer fort
    4. DAmer Fort
    Answer (C)

    Jaisalmer Fort is called 'Sonar Quila/Golden Fort' because its yellow sandstone glows golden in the desert sun; it is a living fort and a UNESCO Hill Fort of Rajasthan.

    Rajasthan Art, Culture, Literature & Heritage · Forts of Rajasthan

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  102. 110.

    What will come in place of question mark in the following sentence? MOUSE : KPSTC:: LIGHT: ?

    1. AMJHIV
    2. BJJEIR
    3. CMGHFV
    4. DJGEFR
    Answer (B)

    The pattern is alternate letter shifts of -2,+1,-2,+1,-2 (M→K, O→P, U→S, S→T, E→C). Applying the same to LIGHT gives J,J,E,I,R = JJEIR.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Coding-Decoding

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  103. 111.

    Figure (i) and (ii) are related in a particular manner. Establish the same relationship between (iii) and (iv) by selecting a figure. Which figure would replace the question mark in fig.?

    1. AImage of a smiley face with eyes looking up
    2. BImage of a smiley face with eyes looking up
    3. CImage of a smiley face with eyes looking up
    4. DImage of a smiley face with eyes looking up
    Answer (B)

    Apply the same transformation that turns figure (i) into figure (ii) — the rotation/reflection/element-shift — onto figure (iii); option B is the only one that reproduces that identical change to give (iv).

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Analogy (Verbal & Figure)

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  104. 112.

    Which of the following is the first state in India, that has made rainwater harvesting structure compulsory to all the houses?

    1. ARajasthan
    2. BGujarat
    3. CTamil Nadu
    4. DOdisha
    Answer (C)

    Tamil Nadu became the first Indian state to make rainwater harvesting structures compulsory for all buildings (2001, led from Chennai).

    Science & Technology · Environment & Sustainable Development

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  105. 113.

    When did the Simon Commission arrive in India?

    1. A1925
    2. B1928
    3. C1930
    4. D1932
    Answer (B)

    The Simon Commission (all-British, headed by Sir John Simon) landed in Bombay on 3 February 1928 and was met with 'Simon Go Back' protests.

    History (India & Rajasthan) · Rise of nationalism & moderate–extremist phase

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  106. 117.

    Find the number of coins, if each coin is 2.5 cm in diameter and 0.2 cm thick, to be melted to form a right circular cylinder of height 10 cm and diameter 5 cm.

    1. A50
    2. B100
    3. C200
    4. D250
    Answer (C)

    Cylinder volume = πR²H = π(2.5)²(10) = 62.5π. One coin = π(1.25)²(0.2) = 0.3125π. Coins = 62.5/0.3125 = 200.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Surface Area & Volume (3D)

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  107. 118.

    Internal length, breadth and height of a rectangular box are 8 cm, 6 cm and 4 cm respectively. How many boxes can be packed in a cube whose volume is 6144 cm³ ?

    1. A32
    2. B36
    3. C28
    4. D34
    Answer (A)

    Cube volume = 6144 cm³; one box volume = 8×6×4 = 192 cm³. Number = 6144÷192 = 32.

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  108. 119.

    If the word “MATHEMATICAL” is spelt with "N" in place of "MA", then the percentage reduction in the number of letters, is:

    1. A20%
    2. B16⅔%
    3. C15⅔%
    4. D16⁴⁄₃%
    Answer (B)

    MATHEMATICAL has 12 letters and 'MA' occurs twice. Replacing both 'MA' (4 letters total) with 'N' (2 letters) cuts 2 letters; reduction = 2/12 × 100 = 16⅔%.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Percentage

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  109. 120.

    The speaker can ask a member of the House to stop speaking and let another member speak. This Phenomenon is known as:

    1. ADecorum
    2. BCrosssing the floor
    3. CInterpellation
    4. DYielding the floor
    Answer (D)

    'Yielding the floor' is the parliamentary practice where a speaking member gives up the floor so another member may speak, often at the Speaker's request.

    Indian Polity (Rajasthan focus) · Parliament — Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha

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  110. 121.

    To protect monuments, places and objects of artistic or historic interests, which are declared to be of national importance is included under Constitution of India under-

    1. ADirective Principles of State Policy
    2. BFundamental Duties
    3. CFundamental Rights
    4. DJudical Review
    Answer (A)

    Article 49 (a Directive Principle of State Policy) obligates the State to protect monuments and places of national importance from spoliation, disfigurement or destruction.

    Indian Polity (Rajasthan focus) · Fundamental Duties

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  111. 122.

    Which of the following bank was setup in 1982 by the Government of India, to address the issues of setting up of the banking institution in the rural areas?

    1. ANABARD
    2. BReserve Bank of India
    3. CCentral Bank of India
    4. DSIDBI
    Answer (A)

    NABARD was established on 12 July 1982 to develop banking and credit in rural and agricultural areas.

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  112. 123.

    A mass based organisation MKSS took the initiative in demading records of famine relief work and accounts of labourers was first raised in which state?

    1. ABihar
    2. BOdisha
    3. CUttar Pradesh
    4. DRajasthan
    Answer (D)

    The MKSS (Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan), founded by Aruna Roy in 1990 in Rajasthan (Devdungri, Rajsamand), first raised the demand for famine-relief records and wage accounts, sparking the RTI movement.

    Economy of Rajasthan · Social justice & empowerment

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  113. 124.

    On 6th November 1943, Premier Tojo announced that Japan had decided to hand over some islands to the provisional Government of Azad Hind. Which islands were those?

    1. ACoco Islands
    2. BLakshadweep Islands
    3. CAndaman and Nicobar Islands
    4. DMaldives
    Answer (C)

    On 6 Nov 1943 Japanese PM Tojo announced handing over the Andaman & Nicobar Islands to the Azad Hind provisional government; Bose renamed them Shaheed and Swaraj Dweep.

    History (India & Rajasthan) · Freedom struggle leaders & contributors

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  114. 125.

    Choose the most appropriate sequence of articles to complete the following sentence: It is pleasure to do business with such efficient organization.

    1. A_, a, an
    2. B_, _, an
    3. Ca, _, _
    4. Da, _, an
    Answer (D)

    'It is a pleasure' needs 'a' (countable singular), 'to do business' takes no article, and 'an efficient organization' needs 'an' before the vowel sound, giving a, _, an.

    General English · Articles & determiners

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  115. 126.

    Choose the most appropriate passive form of the given sentence. I don't like people telling me what to do.

    1. AI don't like being told by the people what not to do.
    2. BPeople are being telling me which I don't like
    3. CI don't like what to do by the people.
    4. DI don't like being told what to do by people.
    Answer (D)

    'people telling me what to do' becomes passive as 'being told what to do by people', keeping the main clause 'I don't like', which gives the grammatical option D.

    General English · Active & passive voice

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  116. 127.

    Choose the most appropriate passive form of the given sentence: I didn't realise that somebody was recording our conversation.

    1. AOur conversation was being recorded and it wasn't realised.
    2. BSomebody was recording our conversation was not realised.
    3. CI didn't realise that our conversation was being recorded.
    4. DOur conversation was being recorded by somebody.
    Answer (C)

    Only the subordinate clause is passivised: 'somebody was recording our conversation' becomes 'our conversation was being recorded', while the main clause 'I didn't realise' is retained.

    General English · Active & passive voice

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  117. 128.

    Identify the word that can best substitute the given expression: A state of worry or general unhappiness.

    1. ADyxpraxia
    2. BDysphoria
    3. CDystrophy
    4. DDystopia
    Answer (B)

    'Dysphoria' precisely means a state of unease, dissatisfaction or general unhappiness/worry.

    General English · One word substitution

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  118. 129.

    Who among the following is known as the father of Green Revolution in India?

    1. AM.S. Swaminathan
    2. BVerghese Kurien
    3. CHiralal Chaudhary
    4. DSam Pitroda
    Answer (A)

    M.S. Swaminathan is called the Father of the Green Revolution in India for introducing high-yielding wheat varieties that boosted foodgrain production in the 1960s.

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  119. 130.

    What percent of the Indian population was dependent on agriculture for their livelihood at the time of independence? (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. AAbout 85%
    2. BAbout 75%
    3. CAbout 65%
    4. DAbout 60%
    Answer (A)

    At independence (1947) about 85% of India's population depended on agriculture for livelihood, reflecting the predominantly agrarian nature of the economy.

    Economy of India · Agriculture Sector & Revolutions

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  120. 131.

    "Blue Revolution" is related to: (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. AFish production
    2. BFruit Production
    3. CFlower Production
    4. DMilk Production
    Answer (A)

    The Blue Revolution refers to the rapid growth of fish/aquaculture production in India (associated with Dr. Hiralal Chaudhuri).

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  121. 132.

    Which problems are being faced in human capital formation in India? a. Rising population b. Brain drain c. Deficient Manpower planning d. Low Academic Standards Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

    1. Aa and b only.
    2. Bb and c only.
    3. Ca, b and c only.
    4. Da, b, c and d all
    Answer (D)

    All four — rising population, brain drain, deficient manpower planning and low academic standards — are recognised obstacles to human capital formation in India, so the all-inclusive option is correct.

    Economy of India · Economic Growth & Development

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  122. 133.

    The starting point of Indira Gandhi Canal is in the state of:

    1. AHaryana
    2. BPunjab
    3. CRajasthan
    4. DUttar Pradesh
    Answer (B)

    The Indira Gandhi Canal originates at the Harike Barrage (confluence of the Sutlej and Beas) in Punjab, so its starting point lies in Punjab.

    Economy of Rajasthan · Indira Gandhi Nahar Pariyojana (IGNP)

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  123. 134.

    The Jawahar Sagar Dam is on which of the following rivers?

    1. ASatluj
    2. BSabarmati
    3. CBandi
    4. DChambal
    Answer (D)

    Jawahar Sagar Dam is on the Chambal river near Kota, serving as the pick-up weir of the Chambal Valley Project below Rana Pratap Sagar.

    Geography of India · Dams & Lakes

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  124. 135.

    Animal Husbandry contributes around ______ share of agriculture sector in Rajasthan.

    1. A1/4th
    2. B1/3rd
    3. C3/4th
    4. D1/5th
    Answer (B)

    In Rajasthan, animal husbandry (livestock) contributes roughly one-third (about 1/3) of the agriculture and allied sector's output, reflecting the state's large cattle/sheep/goat base.

    Science & Technology · Agriculture & Animal Husbandry (Rajasthan)

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  125. 136.

    In which fort Kishori Mahal, Mahal Khas, Kothi khas, Jawahar Burj and Fateh Burj located?

    1. ALohagarh fort
    2. BJalore fort
    3. CJaigarh fort
    4. DJunagarh fort
    Answer (A)

    Kishori Mahal, Mahal Khas, Kothi Khas, Jawahar Burj and Fateh Burj are all inside Lohagarh Fort at Bharatpur, the impregnable mud fort of the Jat rulers.

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  126. 137.

    Which Regiment of the Indian Army did Major Shaitan Singh belong to?

    1. ADogra Regiment
    2. BBihar Regiment
    3. CMadras Regiment
    4. DKumaon Regiment
    Answer (D)

    Major Shaitan Singh belonged to the Kumaon Regiment; he attained martyrdom at Rezang La in the 1962 Indo-China war and was awarded the Param Vir Chakra posthumously.

    History (India & Rajasthan) · Nehru era & nation building

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  127. 138.

    Given below are two statements: Statement (I): Agrarian movements of Rajasthan before independence were led by non-farmers. Statement (II): The movement in the Ganganagar area was led by Y.N. Handa, a Communist leader. In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. ABoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are correct.
    2. BBoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are incorrect.
    3. CStatement (I) is correct but Statement (II) is incorrect.
    4. DStatement (I) is incorrect but Statement (II) is correct.
    Answer (D)

    Statement I is false — pre-independence agrarian movements (Bijolia, Begun) were led mostly by peasants/their own leaders; Statement II is true as the Ganganagar movement was led by communist leader Y.N. Handa — so I incorrect, II correct (D).

    History (India & Rajasthan) · Peasant movements of Rajasthan

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  128. 141.

    C is the mother of A and B. If D is the husband of B, then what is the relation of C with D?

    1. ASister
    2. BAunt
    3. CMother
    4. DMother-in-law
    Answer (D)

    C is mother of B, and D married B; so C is D's wife's mother, i.e., his mother-in-law.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Blood Relations

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  129. 142.

    In certain code "FROZEN" is written as "OFAPSG". Then, how would "MOLTEN" be written in that code?

    1. AOFUMPN
    2. BOFUPNM
    3. COFUPMN
    4. DOFPUMN
    Answer (A)

    The rule is: reverse the word, then shift each letter +1 (FROZEN→NEZORF→OFAPSG). MOLTEN→NETLOM→ +1 each = OFUMPN.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Coding-Decoding

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  130. 143.

    Ajay left his office and walked towards East for 5 km, and turned left and walked for 12 km to reach his home. Rakesh who works in same office, left the office and walked towards West for 5 km and then turned left and walked for 12 km to reach his home. What is the shortest distance between home of Ajay and Rakesh?

    1. A34 km
    2. B26 km
    3. C24 km
    4. D17 km
    Answer (B)

    Ajay's home is at (5,12) and Rakesh's at (-5,-12); shortest distance = √(10² + 24²) = √676 = 26 km.

    Reasoning, Mental Ability & Maths · Direction & Distance Sense

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  131. 144.

    How many genotypes of the human ABO blood group are possible?

    1. A4
    2. B6
    3. C3
    4. D8
    Answer (B)

    With three alleles (IA, IB, i), the genotypes are IAIA, IAi, IBIB, IBi, IAIB, ii — exactly 6 genotypes (giving 4 phenotypes).

    Science & Technology · Blood Groups & Rh Factor

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  132. 145.

    A pen is placed between two plane mirrors which are at right angle to each other. The number of images formed of pen are:

    1. A4
    2. B2
    3. C3
    4. D5
    Answer (C)

    For two mirrors at angle θ, number of images = (360/θ) − 1. At 90°, that is 360/90 − 1 = 3.

    Science & Technology · Work, Energy & Power

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  133. 146.

    Given below are two statements: Statement (I): The fuse is placed in parallel with the device in the circuit. Statement (II): The fuse used in the electric circuit protects the appliances by allowing the flow of high current through them. In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

    1. ABoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are correct.
    2. BBoth Statement (I) and Statement (II) are incorrect.
    3. CStatement (I) is correct but Statement (II) is incorrect.
    4. DStatement (I) is incorrect but Statement (II) is correct.
    Answer (B)

    Both statements are false: a fuse is connected in series (not parallel) with the device, and it protects by melting to break the circuit during excess current — it does not allow high current to flow.

    Science & Technology · Electric Current

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  134. 147.

    Which of the following is an Azonal Soil group?

    1. ALaterite soil
    2. BPodzols soil
    3. CLithosols soils
    4. DTundra soil
    Answer (C)

    Lithosols are Azonal soils — young, undeveloped soils that lack distinct horizons and reflect the parent rock rather than climate or vegetation.

    Geography of Rajasthan · Soils of Rajasthan

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  135. 148.

    Which of the following is a fresh water lake?

    1. ASambhar
    2. BUdai Sagar
    3. CDidwana
    4. DPachpadra
    Answer (B)

    Udai Sagar (near Udaipur, built by Maharana Udai Singh on the Berach river) is a fresh-water lake, unlike Rajasthan's many saline lakes.

    Geography of Rajasthan · Lakes of Rajasthan

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  136. 149.

    Rajaji Tiger Reserve is located in which of the following states?

    1. AUttarakhand
    2. BRajasthan
    3. CUttar Pradesh
    4. DMadhya Pradesh
    Answer (A)

    Rajaji Tiger Reserve lies in Uttarakhand (Dehradun, Haridwar, Pauri Garhwal districts) in the Shivalik foothills along the Ganga.

    Geography of India · Wildlife, Sanctuaries & National Parks

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  137. 150.

    Sariska National Park is mainly famous for? (Choose the most appropriate option from below)

    1. ARoyal Bengal Tiger
    2. BAsiatic Lion
    3. CIndian Leopards
    4. DSiberian Crane
    Answer (A)

    Sariska (Alwar, Rajasthan) is a Project Tiger reserve famous for the Royal Bengal Tiger, notable for tiger reintroduction after local extinction in 2004.

    Geography of Rajasthan · Wildlife & sanctuaries

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