Banking Exam PCI202520

1. What is the average number foreign tourists who visited Wagha Border on all the days together?

Total number of foreign tourists who visited all three places on Tuesday together is what per cent of the total number
foreign tourists who visited Wagha Border on Monday and Wednesday together?

 On which day was the total number of foreign tourists who visited all the three places together second lowest?

What is the respective ratio between the number of foreign tourists who visited Taj Mahal on Thursday and the number
of foreign tourists who visited Golden Temple on Friday?

On which day was the different between the number of foreign tourists who visited Taj Mahal and Golden Temple,
second highest?

1. Find the ratio of total Apple to total Grapes sold by the shop?

Total Apple & Papaya sold by shop is what percent more than total Cherry sold by the shop?

Find the difference between total Orange & Grapes sold by the shop and total Cherry & Papaya sold by the shop?

Once there was a very good little girl who lived with her parents in a small bamboo house. One day she was (A) over a basket of paddy drying in the sun in front of her house when a large golden crow flew up and ate every grain. “Oh dear, oh dear,” cried the little girl said. “My parents and I will go hungry now with no rice to eat.” The golden crow felt sorry and and gave her directions to come to his nest to get payment for the paddy. The next day the little girl walked into the forest as instructed and saw a very tall tree with a crow’s nest high in the branches. The crow was waiting for her and said he would let down a ladder for her. “Do you want a ladder of gold or silver or wood?” he asked. “A wooden one, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen ladders of gold or silver before. But the crow let down a ladder of gold. When she (B) the nest, the crow offered her a drink of sweet juice. “Would you like it from a gold cup, a silver cup or a clay cup?” he asked. “A clay cup, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen cups of gold or silver. But the crow gave her drink in a cup of gold. The crow then (C) her plate of rice cakes. “Would you like it on a gold plate, a silver plate or a clay plate?” he asked. “A clay plate, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen plates of gold or silver. But the crow gave her cakes on a plate of gold. Finally, the crow showed her three bags, big, medium and small. The crow (D) that she take the big bag and she came home with it. When she and her parents opened it, it was full of diamonds and they became very rich. “This is your payment,” he said. “Please choose a bag. “Meanwhile, their next-door neighbours heard the story and their daughter was made to sit in front of the house to watch over a handful of (E) paddy. The golden crow ate up the paddy and the girl demanded payment. 

1. Which of the following words should fill in the blank (A) to make a contextually correct and meaningful sentence?

Once there was a very good little girl who lived with her parents in a small bamboo house. One day she was (A) over a basket of paddy drying in the sun in front of her house when a large golden crow flew up and ate every grain. “Oh dear, oh dear,” cried the little girl said. “My parents and I will go hungry now with no rice to eat.” The golden crow felt sorry and and gave her directions to come to his nest to get payment for the paddy. The next day the little girl walked into the forest as instructed and saw a very tall tree with a crow’s nest high in the branches. The crow was waiting for her and said he would let down a ladder for her. “Do you want a ladder of gold or silver or wood?” he asked. “A wooden one, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen ladders of gold or silver before. But the crow let down a ladder of gold. When she (B) the nest, the crow offered her a drink of sweet juice. “Would you like it from a gold cup, a silver cup or a clay cup?” he asked. “A clay cup, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen cups of gold or silver. But the crow gave her drink in a cup of gold. The crow then (C) her plate of rice cakes. “Would you like it on a gold plate, a silver plate or a clay plate?” he asked. “A clay plate, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen plates of gold or silver. But the crow gave her cakes on a plate of gold. Finally, the crow showed her three bags, big, medium and small. The crow (D) that she take the big bag and she came home with it. When she and her parents opened it, it was full of diamonds and they became very rich. “This is your payment,” he said. “Please choose a bag. “Meanwhile, their next-door neighbours heard the story and their daughter was made to sit in front of the house to watch over a handful of (E) paddy. The golden crow ate up the paddy and the girl demanded payment. 

Which of the following words should fill in the blank (B) to make a contextually correct and meaningful sentence?

Once there was a very good little girl who lived with her parents in a small bamboo house. One day she was (A) over a basket of paddy drying in the sun in front of her house when a large golden crow flew up and ate every grain. “Oh dear, oh dear,” cried the little girl said. “My parents and I will go hungry now with no rice to eat.” The golden crow felt sorry and and gave her directions to come to his nest to get payment for the paddy. The next day the little girl walked into the forest as instructed and saw a very tall tree with a crow’s nest high in the branches. The crow was waiting for her and said he would let down a ladder for her. “Do you want a ladder of gold or silver or wood?” he asked. “A wooden one, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen ladders of gold or silver before. But the crow let down a ladder of gold. When she (B) the nest, the crow offered her a drink of sweet juice. “Would you like it from a gold cup, a silver cup or a clay cup?” he asked. “A clay cup, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen cups of gold or silver. But the crow gave her drink in a cup of gold. The crow then (C) her plate of rice cakes. “Would you like it on a gold plate, a silver plate or a clay plate?” he asked. “A clay plate, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen plates of gold or silver. But the crow gave her cakes on a plate of gold. Finally, the crow showed her three bags, big, medium and small. The crow (D) that she take the big bag and she came home with it. When she and her parents opened it, it was full of diamonds and they became very rich. “This is your payment,” he said. “Please choose a bag. “Meanwhile, their next-door neighbours heard the story and their daughter was made to sit in front of the house to watch over a handful of (E) paddy. The golden crow ate up the paddy and the girl demanded payment. 

Which of the following words should fill in the blank (C) to make a contextually correct and meaningful sentence?

Once there was a very good little girl who lived with her parents in a small bamboo house. One day she was (A) over a basket of paddy drying in the sun in front of her house when a large golden crow flew up and ate every grain. “Oh dear, oh dear,” cried the little girl said. “My parents and I will go hungry now with no rice to eat.” The golden crow felt sorry and and gave her directions to come to his nest to get payment for the paddy. The next day the little girl walked into the forest as instructed and saw a very tall tree with a crow’s nest high in the branches. The crow was waiting for her and said he would let down a ladder for her. “Do you want a ladder of gold or silver or wood?” he asked. “A wooden one, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen ladders of gold or silver before. But the crow let down a ladder of gold. When she (B) the nest, the crow offered her a drink of sweet juice. “Would you like it from a gold cup, a silver cup or a clay cup?” he asked. “A clay cup, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen cups of gold or silver. But the crow gave her drink in a cup of gold. The crow then (C) her plate of rice cakes. “Would you like it on a gold plate, a silver plate or a clay plate?” he asked. “A clay plate, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen plates of gold or silver. But the crow gave her cakes on a plate of gold. Finally, the crow showed her three bags, big, medium and small. The crow (D) that she take the big bag and she came home with it. When she and her parents opened it, it was full of diamonds and they became very rich. “This is your payment,” he said. “Please choose a bag. “Meanwhile, their next-door neighbours heard the story and their daughter was made to sit in front of the house to watch over a handful of (E) paddy. The golden crow ate up the paddy and the girl demanded payment. 

Which of the following words should fill in the blank (D) to make a contextually correct and meaningful sentence?

Once there was a very good little girl who lived with her parents in a small bamboo house. One day she was (A) over a basket of paddy drying in the sun in front of her house when a large golden crow flew up and ate every grain. “Oh dear, oh dear,” cried the little girl said. “My parents and I will go hungry now with no rice to eat.” The golden crow felt sorry and and gave her directions to come to his nest to get payment for the paddy. The next day the little girl walked into the forest as instructed and saw a very tall tree with a crow’s nest high in the branches. The crow was waiting for her and said he would let down a ladder for her. “Do you want a ladder of gold or silver or wood?” he asked. “A wooden one, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen ladders of gold or silver before. But the crow let down a ladder of gold. When she (B) the nest, the crow offered her a drink of sweet juice. “Would you like it from a gold cup, a silver cup or a clay cup?” he asked. “A clay cup, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen cups of gold or silver. But the crow gave her drink in a cup of gold. The crow then (C) her plate of rice cakes. “Would you like it on a gold plate, a silver plate or a clay plate?” he asked. “A clay plate, thank you,” the little girl said for she has never seen plates of gold or silver. But the crow gave her cakes on a plate of gold. Finally, the crow showed her three bags, big, medium and small. The crow (D) that she take the big bag and she came home with it. When she and her parents opened it, it was full of diamonds and they became very rich. “This is your payment,” he said. “Please choose a bag. “Meanwhile, their next-door neighbours heard the story and their daughter was made to sit in front of the house to watch over a handful of (E) paddy. The golden crow ate up the paddy and the girl demanded payment. 

Which of the following words should fill in the blank (E) to make a contextually correct and meaningful sentence?

A. As a result, many endangered species face extinction.

B. Habitat destruction is a major threat to wildlife conservation efforts.

C. Once sprawling forests have been replaced by sprawling urban landscapes.

D. Animals lose their homes and struggle to find food and resources.

E. Human activities are disrupting the delicate balance of ecosystems.

What is the most logical order of the sentences?

Six students viz. N, O, P, Q, R and S are standing on a straight line such that all of them are facing towards north, but not necessarily in the same order. Each person holds different ranks from 1 to 6 but not necessarily in the same order. Q stands second from one of the ends and immediate right of the one who holds 3rd rank. Only two persons stand between the one who holds 3rd rank and S, who stands second to the left of the one who holds 6th rank. The number of persons standing to the left of the one who holds 6th rank is the same as to the right of N. R stands at the rightmost end and immediate right of the one who holds the top rank. The one who holds 5th rank stands third to the left of the one who holds the top rank and stands immediate left of P. S doesn’t hold 2nd rank whereas O doesn’t hold 5th rank.


1) Who among the following person holds 4th rank?

Six students viz. N, O, P, Q, R and S are standing on a straight line such that all of them are facing towards north, but not necessarily in the same order. Each person holds different ranks from 1 to 6 but not necessarily in the same order. Q stands second from one of the ends and immediate right of the one who holds 3rd rank. Only two persons stand between the one who holds 3rd rank and S, who stands second to the left of the one who holds 6th rank. The number of persons standing to the left of the one who holds 6th rank is the same as to the right of N. R stands at the rightmost end and immediate right of the one who holds the top rank. The one who holds 5th rank stands third to the left of the one who holds the top rank and stands immediate left of P. S doesn’t hold 2nd rank whereas O doesn’t hold 5th rank.

Six students viz. N, O, P, Q, R and S are standing on a straight line such that all of them are facing towards north, but not necessarily in the same order. Each person holds different ranks from 1 to 6 but not necessarily in the same order. Q stands second from one of the ends and immediate right of the one who holds 3rd rank. Only two persons stand between the one who holds 3rd rank and S, who stands second to the left of the one who holds 6th rank. The number of persons standing to the left of the one who holds 6th rank is the same as to the right of N. R stands at the rightmost end and immediate right of the one who holds the top rank. The one who holds 5th rank stands third to the left of the one who holds the top rank and stands immediate left of P. S doesn’t hold 2nd rank whereas O doesn’t hold 5th rank.

Six students viz. N, O, P, Q, R and S are standing on a straight line such that all of them are facing towards north, but not necessarily in the same order. Each person holds different ranks from 1 to 6 but not necessarily in the same order. Q stands second from one of the ends and immediate right of the one who holds 3rd rank. Only two persons stand between the one who holds 3rd rank and S, who stands second to the left of the one who holds 6th rank. The number of persons standing to the left of the one who holds 6th rank is the same as to the right of N. R stands at the rightmost end and immediate right of the one who holds the top rank. The one who holds 5th rank stands third to the left of the one who holds the top rank and stands immediate left of P. S doesn’t hold 2nd rank whereas O doesn’t hold 5th rank.

Six students viz. N, O, P, Q, R and S are standing on a straight line such that all of them are facing towards north, but not necessarily in the same order. Each person holds different ranks from 1 to 6 but not necessarily in the same order. Q stands second from one of the ends and immediate right of the one who holds 3rd rank. Only two persons stand between the one who holds 3rd rank and S, who stands second to the left of the one who holds 6th rank. The number of persons standing to the left of the one who holds 6th rank is the same as to the right of N. R stands at the rightmost end and immediate right of the one who holds the top rank. The one who holds 5th rank stands third to the left of the one who holds the top rank and stands immediate left of P. S doesn’t hold 2nd rank whereas O doesn’t hold 5th rank.

A certain number of people are sitting in a linear row and all of them are facing north direction.. M sits eighth to the left of J. N sits fourth to the right of K. O sits to the immediate left of P. L sits exactly in the middle of K and J. P sits third from the extreme right end of the row.
Number of people between J and P is same as that of between K and J. Only ten people are sitting to the left of J. Only six people sit between N and O. Number of people between M and J is same as that of between Q and J.

1. How many persons sitting in a row?

A certain number of people are sitting in a linear row and all of them are facing north direction.. M sits eighth to the left of J. N sits fourth to the right of K. O sits to the immediate left of P. L sits exactly in the middle of K and J. P sits third from the extreme right end of the row.
Number of people between J and P is same as that of between K and J. Only ten people are sitting to the left of J. Only six people sit between N and O. Number of people between M and J is same as that of between Q and J.

A certain number of people are sitting in a linear row and all of them are facing north direction.. M sits eighth to the left of J. N sits fourth to the right of K. O sits to the immediate left of P. L sits exactly in the middle of K and J. P sits third from the extreme right end of the row.
Number of people between J and P is same as that of between K and J. Only ten people are sitting to the left of J. Only six people sit between N and O. Number of people between M and J is same as that of between Q and J.

A certain number of people are sitting in a linear row and all of them are facing north direction.. M sits eighth to the left of J. N sits fourth to the right of K. O sits to the immediate left of P. L sits exactly in the middle of K and J. P sits third from the extreme right end of the row.
Number of people between J and P is same as that of between K and J. Only ten people are sitting to the left of J. Only six people sit between N and O. Number of people between M and J is same as that of between Q and J.

A certain number of people are sitting in a linear row and all of them are facing north direction.. M sits eighth to the left of J. N sits fourth to the right of K. O sits to the immediate left of P. L sits exactly in the middle of K and J. P sits third from the extreme right end of the row.
Number of people between J and P is same as that of between K and J. Only ten people are sitting to the left of J. Only six people sit between N and O. Number of people between M and J is same as that of between Q and J.