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SBI PO Prelims Full Mock Test 1

Current SBI PO Prelims style mock: 100 questions, 60 minutes, +1 for correct and -0.25 for wrong. Sections: English Language (40), Quantitative Aptitude (30), Reasoning Ability (30).

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  1. English Language — Reading Comprehension

    1. SBI was established in:

    • A. 1949
    • B. 1955 (Correct)
    • C. 1969
    • D. 1980

    Explanation: SBI was formed in 1955 from Imperial Bank of India.

  2. English Language — Reading Comprehension

    2. SARFAESI Act empowers banks to:

    • A. Issue new currency
    • B. Recover secured loans without court (Correct)
    • C. Set interest rates
    • D. Open branches

    Explanation: SARFAESI (2002) allows auction of mortgaged assets for NPA recovery.

  3. English Language — Cloze Test

    3. The Reserve Bank of India acts as the __ of the government.

    • A. banker (Correct)
    • B. lender
    • C. borrower
    • D. auditor

    Explanation: RBI is the banker to the government of India.

  4. English Language — Cloze Test

    4. Financial inclusion aims to __ access to banking for all.

    • A. extend (Correct)
    • B. extends
    • C. extended
    • D. extending

    Explanation: Aims to + base verb.

  5. English Language — Cloze Test

    5. IMPS enables __ transfer of funds 24×7.

    • A. instant (Correct)
    • B. instants
    • C. instantly
    • D. instanced

    Explanation: Adjective before noun: instant transfer.

  6. English Language — Cloze Test

    6. The government’s fiscal policy __ public expenditure and taxation.

    • A. governs (Correct)
    • B. govern
    • C. governing
    • D. governed

    Explanation: Singular subject ‘policy’: governs.

  7. English Language — Cloze Test

    7. ATM __ are reconciled daily by operations teams.

    • A. transactions (Correct)
    • B. transaction
    • C. transacted
    • D. transacting

    Explanation: Plural noun needed as subject.

  8. English Language — Error Spotting

    8. The RBI have issued new guidelines for digital payments.

    • A. The RBI
    • B. have issued (Correct)
    • C. new guidelines
    • D. for digital payments

    Explanation: RBI is singular: has issued.

  9. English Language — Error Spotting

    9. Both the applicants is required to submit their documents.

    • A. Both the applicants
    • B. is required (Correct)
    • C. to submit
    • D. their documents

    Explanation: Both = plural = are required.

  10. English Language — Error Spotting

    10. We should avoid to take unnecessary risks in investment.

    • A. We should
    • B. avoid to take (Correct)
    • C. unnecessary risks
    • D. in investment

    Explanation: Avoid + gerund: avoid taking.

  11. English Language — Sentence Improvement

    11. Improve: The scheme has been launching last year.

    • A. was launched last year (Correct)
    • B. has launched last year
    • C. launched last year
    • D. No improvement

    Explanation: Last year needs simple past.

  12. English Language — Sentence Improvement

    12. Improve: He suggested me to read the financial report.

    • A. suggested I read
    • B. suggested that I read (Correct)
    • C. suggested me reading
    • D. No improvement

    Explanation: Suggest + that clause, not ‘me to’.

  13. English Language — Fill in Blanks

    13. The __ in inflation has eroded purchasing power.

    • A. rise (Correct)
    • B. raise
    • C. risen
    • D. arising

    Explanation: 'The rise in' — noun usage.

  14. English Language — Fill in Blanks

    14. Please __ the cheque before depositing it.

    • A. endorse (Correct)
    • B. endorsed
    • C. endorsing
    • D. endorsement

    Explanation: Imperative = base verb.

  15. English Language — Para Jumble

    15. (A) is a type of savings instrument (B) A fixed deposit (C) offered by banks (D) with guaranteed returns.

    • A. BACD
    • B. BCAD
    • C. BCDA (Correct)
    • D. ABCD

    Explanation: BCDA: A fixed deposit is a type of savings instrument offered by banks with guaranteed returns.

  16. English Language — Para Jumble

    16. (A) reduce the fiscal deficit (B) the government introduced (C) to boost revenue and (D) the new tax reforms.

    • A. BDCA (Correct)
    • B. BCDA
    • C. BDAC
    • D. ABCD

    Explanation: BDCA: the government introduced the new tax reforms to boost revenue and reduce the fiscal deficit.

  17. English Language — Vocabulary

    17. Synonym of PRUDENT:

    • A. Reckless
    • B. Cautious (Correct)
    • C. Careless
    • D. Hasty

    Explanation: Prudent = careful and wise.

  18. English Language — Antonym

    18. Antonym of LUCRATIVE:

    • A. Profitable
    • B. Unprofitable (Correct)
    • C. Risky
    • D. Secured

    Explanation: Lucrative = financially rewarding; antonym = unprofitable.

  19. English Language — Idiom

    19. 'Turn a blind eye' means:

    • A. Look carefully
    • B. Ignore deliberately (Correct)
    • C. Examine closely
    • D. Approve

    Explanation: To deliberately ignore something.

  20. English Language — Vocabulary

    20. Collateral in banking means:

    • A. Interest rate
    • B. Asset pledged as security (Correct)
    • C. Monthly instalment
    • D. Net profit

    Explanation: Security offered to lender against a loan.

  21. English Language — Vocabulary

    21. Synonym of PENAL:

    • A. Rewarding
    • B. Punitive (Correct)
    • C. Optional
    • D. Routine

    Explanation: Penal = relating to punishment.

  22. English Language — Grammar

    22. The number of loan applicants __ increased this year.

    • A. have
    • B. has (Correct)
    • C. had
    • D. are

    Explanation: 'The number of' takes singular verb.

  23. English Language — Banking Term

    23. CRR stands for:

    • A. Cash Reserve Ratio (Correct)
    • B. Credit Risk Rating
    • C. Current Repo Rate
    • D. Central Revenue Rate

    Explanation: CRR is the fraction of deposits kept with RBI.

  24. English Language — Banking Term

    24. SLR stands for:

    • A. Statutory Liquidity Ratio (Correct)
    • B. Standard Lending Rate
    • C. Special Loan Rate
    • D. None

    Explanation: SLR = liquid assets banks must maintain.

  25. English Language — One Word

    25. A loan given without any collateral is:

    • A. Secured loan
    • B. Unsecured loan (Correct)
    • C. Overdraft
    • D. Mortgage

    Explanation: Not backed by collateral.

  26. English Language — Vocabulary

    26. Arbitrage means:

    • A. Loan recovery
    • B. Profiting from price differences across markets (Correct)
    • C. Tax evasion
    • D. Bank merger

    Explanation: Exploits price gaps across different markets.

  27. English Language — Grammar

    27. The account holders __ requested an extension.

    • A. has
    • B. have (Correct)
    • C. is
    • D. was

    Explanation: Account holders is plural: have.

  28. English Language — Phrase

    28. 'On the fence' means:

    • A. Undecided (Correct)
    • B. Fully committed
    • C. Overconfident
    • D. In debt

    Explanation: Unable to decide between two options.

  29. English Language — Sentence

    29. Correct sentence:

    • A. The board of directors have decided
    • B. The board of directors has decided (Correct)
    • C. The board of directors are decided
    • D. The board of directors deciding

    Explanation: Board of directors = singular collective noun = has.

  30. English Language — Vocabulary

    30. Insolvency means:

    • A. High profit margin
    • B. Inability to meet financial obligations (Correct)
    • C. Excess cash flow
    • D. New investment

    Explanation: Liabilities exceed assets.

  31. English Language — Vocabulary

    31. Choose the synonym of PRUDENT.

    • A. Reckless
    • B. Cautious (Correct)
    • C. Careless
    • D. Wasteful

    Explanation: Prudent means careful and sensible.

  32. English Language — Antonym

    32. Choose the antonym of VERBOSE.

    • A. Wordy
    • B. Concise (Correct)
    • C. Lengthy
    • D. Talkative

    Explanation: Verbose means using too many words; concise means brief.

  33. English Language — Subject-Verb

    33. Choose the correct verb: Each of the forms ___ complete.

    • A. are
    • B. is (Correct)
    • C. were
    • D. have

    Explanation: Each is singular, so use 'is'.

  34. English Language — Preposition

    34. Fill in the blank: She is good ___ data analysis.

    • A. in
    • B. at (Correct)
    • C. on
    • D. for

    Explanation: Use 'good at' for skill.

  35. English Language — Banking Word

    35. In banking, collateral means:

    • A. Asset pledged as security (Correct)
    • B. Monthly salary
    • C. ATM PIN
    • D. Branch code

    Explanation: Collateral is security for a loan.

  36. English Language — Error Spotting

    36. Find the error: The committee have approved the policy.

    • A. The committee
    • B. have approved (Correct)
    • C. the policy
    • D. No error

    Explanation: Committee is singular here: has approved.

  37. English Language — Sentence Improvement

    37. Improve: The rate of interest has raised.

    • A. has risen (Correct)
    • B. has rise
    • C. has raising
    • D. No improvement

    Explanation: Rates rise; banks raise rates.

  38. English Language — Idiom

    38. 'In the red' means:

    • A. In profit
    • B. In debt or loss (Correct)
    • C. Under audit
    • D. Very safe

    Explanation: It means a negative balance or loss.

  39. English Language — Cloze

    39. The RBI ___ monetary policy to manage inflation.

    • A. formulate
    • B. formulates (Correct)
    • C. formulating
    • D. has formulate

    Explanation: RBI is singular, so 'formulates'.

  40. English Language — One Word

    40. A person who lends money at very high interest is called:

    • A. Auditor
    • B. Usurer (Correct)
    • C. Debtor
    • D. Actuary

    Explanation: A usurer lends at excessive interest.

  41. Quantitative Aptitude — Average

    41. Average of 11 values is 28. Find the sum.

    • A. 280
    • B. 308 (Correct)
    • C. 336
    • D. 364

    Explanation: Sum = average x count = 28 x 11 = 308.

  42. Quantitative Aptitude — Simple Interest

    42. Find SI on Rs 4,500 at 10% for 3 years.

    • A. Rs 1,250
    • B. Rs 1,300
    • C. Rs 1,350 (Correct)
    • D. Rs 1,450

    Explanation: SI = PRT/100 = 4500 x 10 x 3/100 = 1350.

  43. Quantitative Aptitude — Speed Conversion

    43. Convert 54 km/h into m/s.

    • A. 10 m/s
    • B. 15 m/s (Correct)
    • C. 20 m/s
    • D. 25 m/s

    Explanation: 54 x 5/18 = 15.

  44. Quantitative Aptitude — HCF

    44. Find HCF of 72 and 96.

    • A. 20
    • B. 24 (Correct)
    • C. 28
    • D. 32

    Explanation: Greatest common factor is 24.

  45. Quantitative Aptitude — LCM

    45. Find LCM of 10 and 14.

    • A. 60
    • B. 70 (Correct)
    • C. 84
    • D. 140

    Explanation: Smallest common multiple is 70.

  46. Quantitative Aptitude — Time and Work

    46. A completes a work in 12 days and B in 18 days. Find their time working together.

    • A. 6.2 days
    • B. 7.2 days (Correct)
    • C. 8.2 days
    • D. 9.2 days

    Explanation: Together time = ab/(a+b) = 12 x 18/30 = 7.2 days.

  47. Quantitative Aptitude — Train

    47. A 240 m train crosses a pole in 12 seconds. Find its speed.

    • A. 54 km/h
    • B. 72 km/h (Correct)
    • C. 90 km/h
    • D. 108 km/h

    Explanation: Speed = 240/12 = 20 m/s; multiplying by 18/5 gives 72 km/h.

  48. Quantitative Aptitude — Compound Interest

    48. Find CI on Rs 7,000 at 8% per annum for 2 years.

    • A. Rs 1,065
    • B. Rs 1,115
    • C. Rs 1,165 (Correct)
    • D. Rs 1,265

    Explanation: Amount = 7000(1+8/100)^2 ≈ 8165; CI = 8165 - 7000 = 1165.

  49. Quantitative Aptitude — Successive Change

    49. A value of 1000 increases by 30% and then decreases by 20%. Find the final value.

    • A. 1020
    • B. 1030
    • C. 1040 (Correct)
    • D. 1050

    Explanation: Final value = 1000 x 130/100 x 80/100 = 1040.

  50. Quantitative Aptitude — Discount

    50. Marked price is Rs 5,000 and discount is 14%. Find the selling price.

    • A. Rs 4,200
    • B. Rs 4,250
    • C. Rs 4,300 (Correct)
    • D. Rs 4,400

    Explanation: Selling price = 5000 x 86/100 = 4300.

  51. Quantitative Aptitude — Mixture

    51. Milk and water are in ratio 6:3 in a 90 L mixture. Find the milk quantity.

    • A. 50 L
    • B. 60 L (Correct)
    • C. 70 L
    • D. 90 L

    Explanation: Milk = 6/9 x 90 = 60 L.

  52. Quantitative Aptitude — Data Interpretation

    52. Out of 800 applicants, 35% cleared prelims. How many cleared?

    • A. 260
    • B. 270
    • C. 280 (Correct)
    • D. 290

    Explanation: 35% of 800 = 280.

  53. Quantitative Aptitude — Average Update

    53. Average of 20 employees is 30. One new employee with value 51 joins. New average?

    • A. 30.5
    • B. 31 (Correct)
    • C. 31.5
    • D. 32

    Explanation: New average = (20 x 30 + 51)/21 = 31.

  54. Quantitative Aptitude — Boat and Stream

    54. Boat speed in still water is 12 km/h and stream is 3 km/h. Downstream speed?

    • A. 9 km/h
    • B. 12 km/h
    • C. 15 km/h (Correct)
    • D. 18 km/h

    Explanation: Downstream speed = boat + stream = 15.

  55. Quantitative Aptitude — Simplification

    55. Simplify: 270 + 120 − 50.

    • A. 320
    • B. 330
    • C. 340 (Correct)
    • D. 350

    Explanation: 270 + 120 = 390; 390 − 50 = 340.

  56. Quantitative Aptitude — Partnership

    56. A invests Rs 6,000 and B invests Rs 4,000. Total profit Rs 800. A's share?

    • A. Rs 430
    • B. Rs 480 (Correct)
    • C. Rs 530
    • D. Rs 320

    Explanation: A:B = 6000:4000; A's share = 6000/(6000+4000) × 800 = 480.

  57. Quantitative Aptitude — Compound Interest

    57. Find CI on Rs 2,000 at 12% per annum for 2 years.

    • A. Rs 409
    • B. Rs 459
    • C. Rs 509 (Correct)
    • D. Rs 609

    Explanation: A = P(1+r/100)^2 = 2000×(1+12/100)^2 ≈ 2509; CI = 2509 − 2000 = 509.

  58. Quantitative Aptitude — Pipes and Cistern

    58. Pipe A fills a tank in 12 hrs; pipe B empties it in 20 hrs. Both open — time to fill?

    • A. 24 hrs
    • B. 27 hrs
    • C. 30 hrs (Correct)
    • D. 36 hrs

    Explanation: Net rate = 1/12 − 1/20; time = 12×20/(20−12) = 30 hrs.

  59. Quantitative Aptitude — Probability

    59. A box has 8 balls; 2 are red. What is the probability of selecting a red ball?

    • A. 1/8
    • B. 2/8 (Correct)
    • C. 3/8
    • D. 4/8

    Explanation: Probability = favourable outcomes / total outcomes = 2/8.

  60. Quantitative Aptitude — Profit & Loss

    60. CP = Rs 600, profit = 30%. Find SP.

    • A. Rs 730
    • B. Rs 780 (Correct)
    • C. Rs 830
    • D. Rs 880

    Explanation: SP = CP×(100+profit)/100 = 600×130/100 = 780.

  61. Quantitative Aptitude — Percentage

    61. SBI PO: Find 20% of 900.

    • A. 170
    • B. 180 (Correct)
    • C. 190
    • D. 200

    Explanation: 900 x 20/100 = 180.

  62. Quantitative Aptitude — Profit

    62. Cost price is Rs 1,000. Selling price for 12.5% profit is:

    • A. Rs 1,075
    • B. Rs 1,125 (Correct)
    • C. Rs 1,175
    • D. Rs 1,225

    Explanation: 12.5% = 1/8, so SP = CP x 9/8 = 1125.

  63. Quantitative Aptitude — Ratio

    63. Rs 2,500 is divided in ratio 4:6. Larger share?

    • A. Rs 1,250
    • B. Rs 1,500 (Correct)
    • C. Rs 1,750
    • D. Rs 2,500

    Explanation: Total parts = 10; larger share = 6 parts = 1500.

  64. Quantitative Aptitude — Average

    64. Average of 10 values is 27. Find the sum.

    • A. 243
    • B. 270 (Correct)
    • C. 297
    • D. 324

    Explanation: Sum = average x count = 27 x 10 = 270.

  65. Quantitative Aptitude — Simple Interest

    65. Find SI on Rs 2,000 at 8% for 2 years.

    • A. Rs 220
    • B. Rs 270
    • C. Rs 320 (Correct)
    • D. Rs 420

    Explanation: SI = PRT/100 = 2000 x 8 x 2/100 = 320.

  66. Quantitative Aptitude — Speed Conversion

    66. Convert 108 km/h into m/s.

    • A. 25 m/s
    • B. 30 m/s (Correct)
    • C. 35 m/s
    • D. 40 m/s

    Explanation: 108 x 5/18 = 30.

  67. Quantitative Aptitude — HCF

    67. Find HCF of 66 and 88.

    • A. 18
    • B. 22 (Correct)
    • C. 26
    • D. 30

    Explanation: Greatest common factor is 22.

  68. Quantitative Aptitude — LCM

    68. Find LCM of 8 and 12.

    • A. 16
    • B. 24 (Correct)
    • C. 36
    • D. 48

    Explanation: Smallest common multiple is 24.

  69. Quantitative Aptitude — Time and Work

    69. A completes a work in 21 days and B in 27 days. Find their time working together.

    • A. 10.8 days
    • B. 11.8 days (Correct)
    • C. 12.8 days
    • D. 13.8 days

    Explanation: Together time = ab/(a+b) = 21 x 27/48 = 11.8 days.

  70. Quantitative Aptitude — Train

    70. A 150 m train crosses a pole in 10 seconds. Find its speed.

    • A. 36 km/h
    • B. 54 km/h (Correct)
    • C. 72 km/h
    • D. 90 km/h

    Explanation: Speed = 150/10 = 15 m/s; multiplying by 18/5 gives 54 km/h.

  71. Reasoning Ability — Direction

    71. A walks 9 km west and 12 km south. Shortest distance?

    • A. 13
    • B. 15 (Correct)
    • C. 17
    • D. 21

    Explanation: Use Pythagoras: 9-12-15.

  72. Reasoning Ability — Ranking

    72. In 60 students, rank is 18th from top. Rank from bottom?

    • A. 41
    • B. 42
    • C. 43 (Correct)
    • D. 44

    Explanation: Bottom rank = 60 - 18 + 1 = 43.

  73. Reasoning Ability — Blood Relation

    73. Father's sister is called:

    • A. Aunt (Correct)
    • B. Mother
    • C. Cousin
    • D. Niece

    Explanation: Father's sister is aunt.

  74. Reasoning Ability — Analogy

    74. Doctor : Hospital :: Teacher : ?

    • A. School (Correct)
    • B. Court
    • C. Bank
    • D. Market

    Explanation: Workplace relation.

  75. Reasoning Ability — Odd One

    75. Odd one: 27, 64, 81, 125

    • A. 27
    • B. 64
    • C. 81 (Correct)
    • D. 125

    Explanation: 27,64,125 are cubes; 81 is square.

  76. Reasoning Ability — Syllogism

    76. All accounts are assets. No asset is liability. Conclusion: No account is liability.

    • A. Definitely true (Correct)
    • B. Definitely false
    • C. Cannot say
    • D. Either

    Explanation: All accounts fall inside assets, and assets exclude liabilities.

  77. Reasoning Ability — Inequality

    77. If A > B and B = C, which is true?

    • A. A > C (Correct)
    • B. C > A
    • C. A = C
    • D. Cannot say

    Explanation: Substitute C for B.

  78. Reasoning Ability — Seating

    78. A is immediately left of B. Who is immediately right of A?

    • A. A
    • B. B (Correct)
    • C. C
    • D. Cannot say

    Explanation: If A is left of B, B is right of A.

  79. Reasoning Ability — Classification

    79. Which is different: Rose, Lotus, Lily, Mango

    • A. Rose
    • B. Lotus
    • C. Lily
    • D. Mango (Correct)

    Explanation: Mango is a fruit; others are flowers.

  80. Reasoning Ability — Input-Output

    80. Rule: first word moves to end. 'hard work wins' becomes?

    • A. work wins hard (Correct)
    • B. wins hard work
    • C. hard wins work
    • D. work hard wins

    Explanation: Move 'hard' to the end.

  81. Reasoning Ability — Data Sufficiency

    81. Is x > y? I: x = y + 4. II: y is positive.

    • A. Only I (Correct)
    • B. Only II
    • C. Both
    • D. Neither

    Explanation: x = y + 4 is enough.

  82. Reasoning Ability — Statement

    82. Lower loan rates may increase loan demand. This is:

    • A. Definitely false
    • B. Probable (Correct)
    • C. Impossible
    • D. Contradiction

    Explanation: It is likely but not guaranteed.

  83. Reasoning Ability — Venn

    83. 60 have savings, 40 have FD, 20 have both. At least one?

    • A. 70
    • B. 80 (Correct)
    • C. 90
    • D. 100

    Explanation: 60 + 40 - 20 = 80.

  84. Reasoning Ability — Calendar

    84. If 31 March 2025 is Monday, 31 March 2026 is:

    • A. Monday
    • B. Tuesday (Correct)
    • C. Wednesday
    • D. Thursday

    Explanation: 2025 has 365 days, so +1 day.

  85. Reasoning Ability — Order

    85. P > Q, R > P. Tallest among P,Q,R?

    • A. P
    • B. Q
    • C. R (Correct)
    • D. Cannot say

    Explanation: R > P > Q. This relation determines the answer.

  86. Reasoning Ability — Coded Inequality

    86. A @ B means A > B; A # B means A < B; A & B means A = B. If P @ Q and Q & R, then:

    • A. P > R (Correct)
    • B. P < R
    • C. P = R
    • D. Cannot determine

    Explanation: P > Q and Q = R, so P > R.

  87. Reasoning Ability — Coded Inequality

    87. A $ B means A ≥ B; A * B means A ≤ B. If M $ N and N * O, then:

    • A. M ≥ O
    • B. M ≤ O
    • C. M > O
    • D. Cannot determine (Correct)

    Explanation: M ≥ N and N ≤ O — direct relation between M and O cannot be established.

  88. Reasoning Ability — Alphanumeric Series

    88. Odd one: A2, C4, E6, G9, I10

    • A. A2
    • B. C4
    • C. G9 (Correct)
    • D. I10

    Explanation: Pattern: odd positions 1,3,5,7,9 with values 2,4,6,8,10. G should be 8, not 9.

  89. Reasoning Ability — Seating Arrangement

    89. Six persons in a row. A is 3rd from left. D is immediately right of A. Who is 4th from left?

    • A. D (Correct)
    • B. B
    • C. E
    • D. Cannot determine

    Explanation: A at position 3; D immediately right = position 4.

  90. Reasoning Ability — Blood Relation

    90. Ram says: 'His mother is the only daughter of my mother.' Ram is related to the person in photo as:

    • A. Uncle (Correct)
    • B. Brother
    • C. Father
    • D. Grandfather

    Explanation: Only daughter of Ram's mother = Ram's sister. Her son is Ram's nephew, so Ram is uncle.

  91. Reasoning Ability — Number Series

    91. Find next: 3, 6, 11, 18, 27, ?

    • A. 36
    • B. 38 (Correct)
    • C. 39
    • D. 40

    Explanation: Differences: 3,5,7,9,11 — next = 27+11 = 38.

  92. Reasoning Ability — Direction

    92. A starts facing north, turns right, walks 5 km, turns right, walks 3 km, turns left, walks 2 km. Final direction?

    • A. North
    • B. South
    • C. East (Correct)
    • D. West

    Explanation: N→right=E→right=S→left=E.

  93. Reasoning Ability — Puzzle

    93. A,B,C,D like different colours. A does not like Red or Blue. B likes Green. C does not like Yellow. A likes:

    • A. Red
    • B. Blue
    • C. Green
    • D. Yellow (Correct)

    Explanation: B=Green; A≠Red,Blue,Green → A=Yellow by elimination.

  94. Reasoning Ability — Coding-Decoding

    94. If MONEY is coded as LNMDX (each letter −1), code for FUNDS is:

    • A. ETMCR (Correct)
    • B. FTMCS
    • C. ETMCS
    • D. FUMCS

    Explanation: F→E, U→T, N→M, D→C, S→R = ETMCR.

  95. Reasoning Ability — Alphabet Position

    95. If A=1, B=2, ..., Z=26, what is the value of BANK?

    • A. 26
    • B. 27
    • C. 28 (Correct)
    • D. 29

    Explanation: B+A+N+K = 2+1+14+11 = 28.

  96. Reasoning Ability — Direction

    96. Meera walks 8 m north and then 6 m east. How far is she from the starting point?

    • A. 10 m (Correct)
    • B. 12 m
    • C. 14 m
    • D. 16 m

    Explanation: The path forms a right triangle: √(8²+6²) = √100 = 10 m.

  97. Reasoning Ability — Coding-Decoding

    97. If every letter moves two places forward, how is BANK coded?

    • A. DCPM (Correct)
    • B. DCPL
    • C. CBOL
    • D. FCRO

    Explanation: B→D, A→C, N→P and K→M, giving DCPM.

  98. Reasoning Ability — Inequality

    98. Given P > Q ≥ R > S, which statement is definitely true?

    • A. P > R (Correct)
    • B. Q < S
    • C. P = S
    • D. R > Q

    Explanation: P > Q and Q ≥ R together imply P > R.

  99. Reasoning Ability — Seating

    99. Five people sit in a row. K is immediately left of L, and L is in the middle. What is K's position from the left?

    • A. First
    • B. Second (Correct)
    • C. Third
    • D. Fourth

    Explanation: With five seats, the middle is position 3. K is immediately left at position 2.

  100. Reasoning Ability — Data Sufficiency

    100. What is x? I: x + y = 14. II: y = 5.

    • A. Only I is sufficient
    • B. Only II is sufficient
    • C. Both together are sufficient (Correct)
    • D. Either alone is sufficient

    Explanation: Neither statement fixes x alone; together they give x = 14 − 5 = 9.