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Answer» Solution According to the last paragraph, we can SAY that by making more SERVICES internet-based, the coverage of e-governance can be improved. |
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405 sweets were distributed equally among children in such a way that the number of sweets received by each child is 20% of the total no. of children. How many sweets did each child receive ?1). 152). 453). 94). 18 |
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Answer» Solution Let the number of children be C. Hence, C=45 and the number of sweets each child gets is 9 |
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Answer» Solution Let the NUMBER be X. 85% of 485.5 = 50% of X =&GGT; 85 * 485.5 = 50 * X => X = 85 * 485.5 / 50 = 825.35 |
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70% of a number is equal to four-fifth of another number. If the difference between the two numbers is 100, what is the bigger number ?1). 7002). 7503). 8004). Cannot be determined |
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Answer» Solution Let the TWO numbers be X and Y. It ALSO given that X-Y =100. Therefore, 8Y-7Y = 700 or Y=700 |
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605 sweets were distributed equally among children in such a way that the number of sweets received by each child is 20% of the total number of children. How many sweets did each child receive ?1). 242). 113). 454). Cannot be determined |
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Answer» Solution Let the total NUMBER of children be N. Number of sweets received by each CHILD = N/5 So, N * N/5 = 605 => $N^2 = 605 * 5$ = 3025 So, N = 55 Number of sweets received by each child = 55/5 = 11 |
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Answer» Solution The STATEMENTS consist of information on male literates, male, female RATIO and percentage of illiterates,But it doesn't have any information on NUMBER of females or female illiterates, HENCE,question cannot be answered. |
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Answer» Solution Round of the values to the nearest WHOLE number. |
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A man gave 20% of his salary to his only son and only daughter. The ratio of amount given to son and daughter is 3 : 2 respectively. Twice the amount what he gave to his daughter. he invested in LIC. Out of the remaining amount he gave one-fourth to his wife. After that he was left with Rs. 16800. Find out the amount invested in LIC.1). Rs. 56002). Rs. 54003). Rs. 58004). Rs. 6200 |
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Answer» Solution Let total salary of the MAN be Rs. $100x$ Total amount given to his son and daughter = $\frac{20}{100} * 100x = 20X$ Amount given to daughter = $\frac{2}{5} * 20x = 8x$ Amount invested in LIC = $8x * 2 = 16x = ?$ Remaining amount = $100x - 20x - 16x = 64x$ Amount given to wife = $\frac{1}{4} * 64x = 16x$ => Remaining amount = $64x - 16x = 48X$ Acc to ques : $48x = 16800$ => $x = 350$ $\therefore$ Amount invested in LIC = 16 * 350 = Rs. 5600 |
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Answer» Solution Round off the values to the nearest whole number. |
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Answer» Solution Number of girls SPEAKING both the LANGAUGE = (400- no. of BOYS speaking both language)- No. of girls speaking only english - No. of girls speaking only hindi = 400 - 108 - 44-96 =117 The ratio = 108/117 |
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A number is such that when it is multiplied by 6, it gives another number which is more than 168 as the original number itself is less than 168. What is 15% of the original number ?1). 8.42). 7.83). 6.64). 8.8 |
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Answer» Solution Let the unknown number be X. |
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18.499% of ?= 97.1251). 4852). 6153). 7054). 345 |
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Answer» Solution Let the REQUIRED number be N. So, (18.5/100) * N = 97.125 => N = 97.125 * 100 / 18.5 = 525 |
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Answer» Solution Cost PER square metre Rate of painting = 6400 Rate of TILING = $\frac{125}{100} * 6400$ = 8000 Rate of CARPETING = $\frac{120}{100} * 8000$ = 9600 Rate of decorating = 14 * 9600 = 134400 Rate of electrification = $\frac{75}{100} * 9600$ = 7200 Now, total cost : Carpeting = 6 * 6 * 9600 = Rs. 345600 Decoration = 6 * 6 * 134400 = Rs. 4838400 Electrification = 6 * 6 * 7200 = Rs. 259200 Tiling = 6 * 6 * 8000 = Rs. 288000 $\therefore$ total cost = 345600 + 4838400 + 259200 + 288000 = Rs. 5731200 |
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Answer» Solution Here, LET amount invested in A and B be X and y respectively. Now, from I, (x/y)=(2/3) and from II, x=45000 Therefore, y= 67500 We GET the amount invested in B from I and III From II we cannot get the relation between A and B as there can be more SCHEMES other than A and B. Hence, the CORRECT option is option B |
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One fifth of a number is 81 What will 68% of that number be?1). 195.22). 275.43). 225.64). 165.8 |
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Answer» Solution Let the NUMBER be x. |
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Answer» Solution We need to FIND the approximate value of (421% of 738) $\div$ 517 HENCE, the correct option is option (a) |
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Answer» Solution 24% SPEAK only Hindi i.e 96 speak Hindi. 12% of 150 boy i.e 18 boys speak only Hindi Of these 18 boys speak only Hindi and hence remaining 76 are girls speaking only hindi |
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Answer» Solution RATE of tiling = Rs 4000 PER SQ. metre Area of the floor = 51 * 59 = 3009 sq. metre New rate of tiling = $\frac{175}{100}$ * 4000 = Rs. 7000 => Total cost = 3009 * 7000 = Rs. 21063000 |
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Answer» Solution We need to FIND the VALUE of (43%of 2750) - (38% of 2990) 43% of 2750 = 0.43 * 2750 = 1182.5 Hence, the difference equals 1182.5 - 1136.2 = 46.3. |
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Answer» Solution In order to FIND the approximate value of $125\% of 4875 + 88.005 \times 14.995$, let us approximate the values. $88.005 \APPROX 88$ and $14.995 \approx 15$ So, the expression looks LIKE $125\% \times 4875 + 88 \times 15 = 6093 + 1320 = 7413$ The closest option to this is option (e) |
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The product of one-third of a number and 150% of another number is what per cent of the product of the original numbers ?1). 80%2). 50%3). 75%4). 120% |
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Answer» Solution Let the NUMBER be x and another number be y. Now, the product of number and another number = x*y As per given CONDITION, NEW product (x/3)*1.5y=0.5xy Now, per cent of the product of the original numbers= (0.5xy/xy)*100=50 |
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Answer» Solution Cost per square metre, Rate of painting = 3200 Rate of tiling = $\frac{125}{100} * 3200$ = 4000 Rate of CARPETING = $\frac{120}{100} * 4000$ = 4800 Rate of decorating = 14 * 4800 = 67200 Area of the 4 walls = 2 * 5 * (6 + 6) = 120 SQ. metre Area of the floor = 6 * 6 = 36 sq. metre => Expenditure on decoration = 36 * 67200 = 2419200 Expenditure on painting = 120 * 3200 = 384000 |
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The deficit reduction plan of which of the following countries was reviewed recently in the meeting of the Finance Ministers of the European Union ?1). Germany2). Romania3). Brazil4). Hungary |
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As appeared in section of print media the Iraq crisis may see Indian Tea Companies miss their export targets. Which of the following statement reflect the status of Iraq as far as the export of tea is concerned ?I. Iraq has emerged as an important market for Indian tea.II. About 40% of the total tea export from India was exported to Iraq only in the year 2001-02.III. Last year (2001-02) Iraq imported around 14.5 Million Kg. of tea from India alone.1). Only I and II2). Only III3). Only I4). Only II and III |
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The recent report on Global Development Finance released by the World Bank has projected India?s GDP growth rate at which of the following levels ?1). 5%2). 6%3). 7%4). 8% |
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Banks with higher proportion of demand deposits will have1). Low cost money at its disposal2). Low interest money at its disposal3). Higher number of current and savings accounts4). High amount of liquid money |
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How instrument is used by the Reserve Bank of India to control market liquidity?1). Repo rate2). Statutory Liquidity Ratio3). Marginal Adjustment Facility4). Reverse Repo Rate |
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The sole aim of marketing is to______1). Increase sales2). Increase the number of employees3). Increase profits4). Increase production |
| Answer» OPTION 1 is the RIGHT ANSWER | |
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As per the estimates given by the Reserve Bank of India the GDP Growth this year is expected to be in the range of?.1). 5.0 to 5.5 per cent2). 5.5 to 6 per cent3). 6.0 to 6.5 per cent4). 6.5 to 7 per cent |
| Answer» OPTION 2 is the RIGHT ANSWER | |
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When a corporate entity wishes to raise money from the market it can do that by issuing1). Treasury Bills2). Memorandum of Association3). Kisan Vikas Patra4). National Saving Certificate |
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The revenue generated by the change in the rate of education cess will be utilized to fund which of the following sectors/segments of education in India ?1). Primary Education2). Technical Education3). University Education4). Secondary Education |
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Answer» it from PREVIOUS year ssc PAPERS, OPTION 1 is the right answer |
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As per the newspaper report China is likely to drop its special ?Yuan? policy soon. What is this special Yuan policy being followed by China at present ?(A)China had initiated the policy of Yuan exchange rate with dollar to Yuan since 2008 at a specified rate decided by it and not by the market forces (B)China has initiated a policy which says that all payments in China should be done in Yuan only US and some other nations do not agree with this1). Only A2). Only B3). Only C4). Only A & B |
| Answer» RIGHT ANSWER is Only A | |
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The sole aim of marketing is to1). increase sales2). increase the number of employees3). increase profits4). increase production |
| Answer» INCREASE SALES | |
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The RBI is planning to carry out a quick fund infusion exercise in the Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation of India (DICGC). Which of the following is the reason owing to which RBI is considering for such a quick move ?A. DICGC has to make payments to the customers of several cooperative banks failed in recent pastB. It is one of he conditions the World Bank and IMF have put before release of any fresh credit to India.C. Since Finance Ministry is of the opinion that only big banks having sound health should survive, DICGC is also required to be strengthened accordingly.1). Only A2). Only B3). Only C4). Only A & C |
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As per the news published in various financial newspapers the RBI is reworking the roadmap on Capital Account Convertibility.If this is done who amongst the following would be able to invest in foreign projects or acquire assets outside India without any restrictions ?(A)Public Sector Banks(B)Companies which are registered in India (C)Govt of India (D)Any Individual1). Only A2). Only B3). Only C4). All A,B,C & D |
| Answer» CORRECT ANSWER is: Only B | |
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Labour reforms are one important aspect needed to restructure and boost up economy of a country. France and Germany are two major European countries who are trying to change the present practise of having 35 hours? working week. Which of the following reasons has/have forced them to change the same ?A: It is holding back economic growth and the competitiveness of business firmsB. It is coming in the way of creating more jobsC. Foreign investment has become slowD. 35 hour week is proving unsustainable to some big/giant size companies.1). Only A2). Only B3). Only C & D4). Only A, C & D |
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Answer» This question was asked some where in previous YEAR PAPERS of SSC, and correct answer was Only A |
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Efficient marketing style requires1). proper planning2). good communication skills3). team work4). knowledge of products |
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The ruling UPA government released its Common Minimum Programme (CMP) in May 2004. Which of the following are the commitments made by the government in the same ?A. Eliminate the Centre?s revenue deficit by 2009.B. Rural Credit will be doubled in three years timeC. Adequate protection to farmers from imports particularly when international prices fall sharphy.1). Only A2). Only B3). Only C4). Only A & B |
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Answer» This QUESTION was ASKED some where in previous year papers of SSC, and correct answer was OPTION 1 |
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The Economic Survey 2003-04 presented in the Parliament has identified five major problem areas the Indian economy has to tackle. Which of the following is not one of them ?1). Sustain growth rate at 7-8 per cent in next 5 years2). Contain inflation to the level of 11.5 per cent3). Control the revenue dificit and fiscal deficit effectively4). Achieve 10 per cent industrial growth |
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Answer» This question was ASKED some where in PREVIOUS YEAR papers of ssc, and correct answer was Sustain growth rate at 7-8 per cent in NEXT 5 years |
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WTO has influenced Indian economy very much. Among these which decision has been taken by WTO on which India is requiring some reforms in WTO. Among these circumstances which of the following is true ? I. Decreasing Direct TaxII. Decreasing tax on importsIII. Giving more and more liberation for or giving license or diluting the restrictions1). Only I2). Only II3). I and II4). II and III |
| Answer» HELLO, II and III is CORRECT | |
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Brushing aside official estimates of 4.4 per cent GDP growth during 2002-03 the ICRA estimates that the growth will be--1). 6.5%2). 7.5%3). 5.5%4). 5% |
| Answer» 5% is the ANSWER | |
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which of the following is not the reason for the increase in the fiscal deficit of india which is recently estimated?1). State Government were given extra loans2). because of kargil war cost3). revision of pension and pay4). to not abide by the recommendations of the Disinvestment was at Rs20000 |
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Answer» right ANSWER is STATE GOVERNMENT were GIVEN extra loans |
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The key challenge to market-driven strategy is1). Selling maximum products2). Employing maximum DSAs3). Delivering superior value to customers4). Being rigid to changes |
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Answer» Its very simple question DELIVERING SUPERIOR value to customers is the CORRECT answer. |
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Innovation in marketing is same as1). Motivation2). perspiration3). Aspiration4). Creativity |
| Answer» OPTION 4 : SEEMS CORRECT | |
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A successful marketing person requires one of the following qualities:1). Empathy2). Sympathy3). Insistence4). Aggressiveness |
| Answer» RIGHT ANSWER is EMPATHY | |
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The target market for Debit Cards is1). All existing account-holders2). All agriculturists3). All DSAs4). All vendors |
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Answer» it from PREVIOUS year ssc PAPERS, option 1 is the right ANSWER |
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Answer» Solution The WORDS PURPOSEFULLY and inadvertently are opposites. Purposefully means doing SOMETHING with a DELIBERATE (and possibly malicious) intent. Inadvertently means doing something accidentally. |
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Answer» Solution Fidelity MEANS honesty or faithfulness or loyalty.Amnesty means forgiving.Fresh means RECENTLY MADE or notspoiled.Vivacious means attractive in NATURE. Perfidy means cunning or disloyal.Hence,A is correct. |
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Answer» Solution Probably the government is already investing in research and DEVELOPMENT. What is NEEDED is more investment on research. So, the BEST WORD to be USED in the blank is 'increased'. |
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