Banking Exam PCI202530

1. Marks obtained by S in Chemistry is what percent of the
total marks obtained by all the students in Chemistry ?

If the marks obtained by T in Physics were increased by 14%
of the original marks, what would be his new approximate
percentage in Physics if the maximum marks in Physics were
140 ?

 Fill in the blank space in order to make the sentence correct
as per the given information. Total marks obtained by T in
both the subjects together is more than the marks obtained
by

What is the respective ratio between the total marks obtained
by P in Physics and Chemistry together to the total marks
obtained by T in Physics and Chemistry together ?

What is the respective ratio between the total marks obtained
by Q and S together in Chemistry to the total marks obtained
by P and R together in Physics ?

1. What is Gita’s average earnings over all the days together?

What is the total amount earned by Rahul and Naveen
together on Tuesday and Thursday together?

Gita donated her earnings of Wednesday to Naveen. What
was Naveen’s total earnings on Wednesday after Gita’s
donation?

What is the difference between Rahul’s earnings on Monday
and Gita’s earnings on Tuesday?

What is the respective ratio between Naveen’s earnings on
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday?

Five boxes of different colours like, Blue, Black, Yellow, White and Red are kept one above another such that the lower most box is numbered 1, the box immediately above is numbered 2, and so on. Each boxes contains different books viz History, Mathematics, Science, English and Sanskrit. The box having Mathematics book is kept in an even-numbered position but the box is not blue coloured. Two boxes are kept between the one which has mathematics book and Box. White box is kept just below the box which has Sanskrit books. Red box is kept three boxes above the box which has Science book. Black box is kept at an odd-numbered position but doesn't have Sanskrit books. The box which has English book is kept below the box which has History book. Yellow box is kept above white box but not just above.

1. How many boxes are there between the box which has Sanskrit books and White box.

Five boxes of different colours like, Blue, Black, Yellow, White and Red are kept one above another such that the lower most box is numbered 1, the box immediately above is numbered 2, and so on. Each boxes contains different books viz History, Mathematics, Science, English and Sanskrit. The box having Mathematics book is kept in an even-numbered position but the box is not blue coloured. Two boxes are kept between the one which has mathematics book and Box. White box is kept just below the box which has Sanskrit books. Red box is kept three boxes above the box which has Science book. Black box is kept at an odd-numbered position but doesn't have Sanskrit books. The box which has English book is kept below the box which has History book. Yellow box is kept above white box but not just above.

Five boxes of different colours like, Blue, Black, Yellow, White and Red are kept one above another such that the lower most box is numbered 1, the box immediately above is numbered 2, and so on. Each boxes contains different books viz History, Mathematics, Science, English and Sanskrit. The box having Mathematics book is kept in an even-numbered position but the box is not blue coloured. Two boxes are kept between the one which has mathematics book and Box. White box is kept just below the box which has Sanskrit books. Red box is kept three boxes above the box which has Science book. Black box is kept at an odd-numbered position but doesn't have Sanskrit books. The box which has English book is kept below the box which has History book. Yellow box is kept above white box but not just above.

Five boxes of different colours like, Blue, Black, Yellow, White and Red are kept one above another such that the lower most box is numbered 1, the box immediately above is numbered 2, and so on. Each boxes contains different books viz History, Mathematics, Science, English and Sanskrit. The box having Mathematics book is kept in an even-numbered position but the box is not blue coloured. Two boxes are kept between the one which has mathematics book and Box. White box is kept just below the box which has Sanskrit books. Red box is kept three boxes above the box which has Science book. Black box is kept at an odd-numbered position but doesn't have Sanskrit books. The box which has English book is kept below the box which has History book. Yellow box is kept above white box but not just above.

Five boxes of different colours like, Blue, Black, Yellow, White and Red are kept one above another such that the lower most box is numbered 1, the box immediately above is numbered 2, and so on. Each boxes contains different books viz History, Mathematics, Science, English and Sanskrit. The box having Mathematics book is kept in an even-numbered position but the box is not blue coloured. Two boxes are kept between the one which has mathematics book and Box. White box is kept just below the box which has Sanskrit books. Red box is kept three boxes above the box which has Science book. Black box is kept at an odd-numbered position but doesn't have Sanskrit books. The box which has English book is kept below the box which has History book. Yellow box is kept above white box but not just above.

Seven boxes P, Q, R, S, T, U, V are kept one above the other containing different number of chocolates ranging from 10-90. Not more than Four boxes are kept above P. Two boxes are kept between P and the box containing 41 chocolates, which is kept below Box P. S contains thrice number of chocolates than box Q. Box R contains 50 number of chocolates and is not kept at the top. The number of chocolates in box V is a cube of a number. Only one box is kept between box containing 41 chocolates and 39 chocolates. Box S has less number of chocolates than box P. One of the boxes contain 78 chocolates. Five boxes are kept between box containing 64 chocolates and Box R. Box V is immediately above box T. Box S is not kept immediately above or below box Q. Three boxes are kept between box S and box U. Box S is above box V.

1. Which among the following box/boxes is kept exactly between Box S and Box Q?

Seven boxes P, Q, R, S, T, U, V are kept one above the other containing different number of chocolates ranging from 10-90. Not more than Four boxes are kept above P. Two boxes are kept between P and the box containing 41 chocolates, which is kept below Box P. S contains thrice number of chocolates than box Q. Box R contains 50 number of chocolates and is not kept at the top. The number of chocolates in box V is a cube of a number. Only one box is kept between box containing 41 chocolates and 39 chocolates. Box S has less number of chocolates than box P. One of the boxes contain 78 chocolates. Five boxes are kept between box containing 64 chocolates and Box R. Box V is immediately above box T. Box S is not kept immediately above or below box Q. Three boxes are kept between box S and box U. Box S is above box V.

Seven boxes P, Q, R, S, T, U, V are kept one above the other containing different number of chocolates ranging from 10-90. Not more than Four boxes are kept above P. Two boxes are kept between P and the box containing 41 chocolates, which is kept below Box P. S contains thrice number of chocolates than box Q. Box R contains 50 number of chocolates and is not kept at the top. The number of chocolates in box V is a cube of a number. Only one box is kept between box containing 41 chocolates and 39 chocolates. Box S has less number of chocolates than box P. One of the boxes contain 78 chocolates. Five boxes are kept between box containing 64 chocolates and Box R. Box V is immediately above box T. Box S is not kept immediately above or below box Q. Three boxes are kept between box S and box U. Box S is above box V.

Seven boxes P, Q, R, S, T, U, V are kept one above the other containing different number of chocolates ranging from 10-90. Not more than Four boxes are kept above P. Two boxes are kept between P and the box containing 41 chocolates, which is kept below Box P. S contains thrice number of chocolates than box Q. Box R contains 50 number of chocolates and is not kept at the top. The number of chocolates in box V is a cube of a number. Only one box is kept between box containing 41 chocolates and 39 chocolates. Box S has less number of chocolates than box P. One of the boxes contain 78 chocolates. Five boxes are kept between box containing 64 chocolates and Box R. Box V is immediately above box T. Box S is not kept immediately above or below box Q. Three boxes are kept between box S and box U. Box S is above box V.

Seven boxes P, Q, R, S, T, U, V are kept one above the other containing different number of chocolates ranging from 10-90. Not more than Four boxes are kept above P. Two boxes are kept between P and the box containing 41 chocolates, which is kept below Box P. S contains thrice number of chocolates than box Q. Box R contains 50 number of chocolates and is not kept at the top. The number of chocolates in box V is a cube of a number. Only one box is kept between box containing 41 chocolates and 39 chocolates. Box S has less number of chocolates than box P. One of the boxes contain 78 chocolates. Five boxes are kept between box containing 64 chocolates and Box R. Box V is immediately above box T. Box S is not kept immediately above or below box Q. Three boxes are kept between box S and box U. Box S is above box V.

Crises — economic or medical — invariably have a disproportionate impact on ________ (A) constituencies. The Covid-19 pandemic has reiterated this hypothesis. Data from the United Nations had already shown that the increasing domestic burden caused by the restrictions ________ (B) by the global contagion resulted in the loss of employment for women. But their suffering has clearly has not stopped there. Recent research at the Azim Premji University is indicative of a double blow for women. Not only were women seven times more likely than men to lose their jobs during the lockdown, but they were also 11 times more likely than men to not return to work thereafter. The scale of the crisis is ________ (C): half of the pre-pandemic female workforce lost their jobs and were unable to resume work once the lockdown ended. There are several causes for this ________ (D) and some of them are apparent in the study itself. For instance, married women were less likely than their husbands to return to work, clearly indicating that increased household responsibilities are being unequally distributed among the sexes in accordance with a ________ (E) division of labour. Dishearteningly, women’s educational backgrounds have not made a difference to their fate. Those with higher educational qualifications — these are crucial in securing jobs — were less likely to be reemployed than men with similar degrees of education. The implications are troubling; data from the 2011 census show that between 2001 and 2011, the number of women earning post-graduate, professional and technical degrees went up manifold but it is clear that corresponding employment avenues are ________ (F) and are shrinking further. Gender based prejudice remains a formidable barrier to equitable employment opportunities; it seems to have been ________ (G) by the pandemic. 

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

Crises — economic or medical — invariably have a disproportionate impact on ________ (A) constituencies. The Covid-19 pandemic has reiterated this hypothesis. Data from the United Nations had already shown that the increasing domestic burden caused by the restrictions ________ (B) by the global contagion resulted in the loss of employment for women. But their suffering has clearly has not stopped there. Recent research at the Azim Premji University is indicative of a double blow for women. Not only were women seven times more likely than men to lose their jobs during the lockdown, but they were also 11 times more likely than men to not return to work thereafter. The scale of the crisis is ________ (C): half of the pre-pandemic female workforce lost their jobs and were unable to resume work once the lockdown ended. There are several causes for this ________ (D) and some of them are apparent in the study itself. For instance, married women were less likely than their husbands to return to work, clearly indicating that increased household responsibilities are being unequally distributed among the sexes in accordance with a ________ (E) division of labour. Dishearteningly, women’s educational backgrounds have not made a difference to their fate. Those with higher educational qualifications — these are crucial in securing jobs — were less likely to be reemployed than men with similar degrees of education. The implications are troubling; data from the 2011 census show that between 2001 and 2011, the number of women earning post-graduate, professional and technical degrees went up manifold but it is clear that corresponding employment avenues are ________ (F) and are shrinking further. Gender based prejudice remains a formidable barrier to equitable employment opportunities; it seems to have been ________ (G) by the pandemic. 

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

Crises — economic or medical — invariably have a disproportionate impact on ________ (A) constituencies. The Covid-19 pandemic has reiterated this hypothesis. Data from the United Nations had already shown that the increasing domestic burden caused by the restrictions ________ (B) by the global contagion resulted in the loss of employment for women. But their suffering has clearly has not stopped there. Recent research at the Azim Premji University is indicative of a double blow for women. Not only were women seven times more likely than men to lose their jobs during the lockdown, but they were also 11 times more likely than men to not return to work thereafter. The scale of the crisis is ________ (C): half of the pre-pandemic female workforce lost their jobs and were unable to resume work once the lockdown ended. There are several causes for this ________ (D) and some of them are apparent in the study itself. For instance, married women were less likely than their husbands to return to work, clearly indicating that increased household responsibilities are being unequally distributed among the sexes in accordance with a ________ (E) division of labour. Dishearteningly, women’s educational backgrounds have not made a difference to their fate. Those with higher educational qualifications — these are crucial in securing jobs — were less likely to be reemployed than men with similar degrees of education. The implications are troubling; data from the 2011 census show that between 2001 and 2011, the number of women earning post-graduate, professional and technical degrees went up manifold but it is clear that corresponding employment avenues are ________ (F) and are shrinking further. Gender based prejudice remains a formidable barrier to equitable employment opportunities; it seems to have been ________ (G) by the pandemic. 

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

Crises — economic or medical — invariably have a disproportionate impact on ________ (A) constituencies. The Covid-19 pandemic has reiterated this hypothesis. Data from the United Nations had already shown that the increasing domestic burden caused by the restrictions ________ (B) by the global contagion resulted in the loss of employment for women. But their suffering has clearly has not stopped there. Recent research at the Azim Premji University is indicative of a double blow for women. Not only were women seven times more likely than men to lose their jobs during the lockdown, but they were also 11 times more likely than men to not return to work thereafter. The scale of the crisis is ________ (C): half of the pre-pandemic female workforce lost their jobs and were unable to resume work once the lockdown ended. There are several causes for this ________ (D) and some of them are apparent in the study itself. For instance, married women were less likely than their husbands to return to work, clearly indicating that increased household responsibilities are being unequally distributed among the sexes in accordance with a ________ (E) division of labour. Dishearteningly, women’s educational backgrounds have not made a difference to their fate. Those with higher educational qualifications — these are crucial in securing jobs — were less likely to be reemployed than men with similar degrees of education. The implications are troubling; data from the 2011 census show that between 2001 and 2011, the number of women earning post-graduate, professional and technical degrees went up manifold but it is clear that corresponding employment avenues are ________ (F) and are shrinking further. Gender based prejudice remains a formidable barrier to equitable employment opportunities; it seems to have been ________ (G) by the pandemic. 

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

Crises — economic or medical — invariably have a disproportionate impact on ________ (A) constituencies. The Covid-19 pandemic has reiterated this hypothesis. Data from the United Nations had already shown that the increasing domestic burden caused by the restrictions ________ (B) by the global contagion resulted in the loss of employment for women. But their suffering has clearly has not stopped there. Recent research at the Azim Premji University is indicative of a double blow for women. Not only were women seven times more likely than men to lose their jobs during the lockdown, but they were also 11 times more likely than men to not return to work thereafter. The scale of the crisis is ________ (C): half of the pre-pandemic female workforce lost their jobs and were unable to resume work once the lockdown ended. There are several causes for this ________ (D) and some of them are apparent in the study itself. For instance, married women were less likely than their husbands to return to work, clearly indicating that increased household responsibilities are being unequally distributed among the sexes in accordance with a ________ (E) division of labour. Dishearteningly, women’s educational backgrounds have not made a difference to their fate. Those with higher educational qualifications — these are crucial in securing jobs — were less likely to be reemployed than men with similar degrees of education. The implications are troubling; data from the 2011 census show that between 2001 and 2011, the number of women earning post-graduate, professional and technical degrees went up manifold but it is clear that corresponding employment avenues are ________ (F) and are shrinking further. Gender based prejudice remains a formidable barrier to equitable employment opportunities; it seems to have been ________ (G) by the pandemic. 

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

Crises — economic or medical — invariably have a disproportionate impact on ________ (A) constituencies. The Covid-19 pandemic has reiterated this hypothesis. Data from the United Nations had already shown that the increasing domestic burden caused by the restrictions ________ (B) by the global contagion resulted in the loss of employment for women. But their suffering has clearly has not stopped there. Recent research at the Azim Premji University is indicative of a double blow for women. Not only were women seven times more likely than men to lose their jobs during the lockdown, but they were also 11 times more likely than men to not return to work thereafter. The scale of the crisis is ________ (C): half of the pre-pandemic female workforce lost their jobs and were unable to resume work once the lockdown ended. There are several causes for this ________ (D) and some of them are apparent in the study itself. For instance, married women were less likely than their husbands to return to work, clearly indicating that increased household responsibilities are being unequally distributed among the sexes in accordance with a ________ (E) division of labour. Dishearteningly, women’s educational backgrounds have not made a difference to their fate. Those with higher educational qualifications — these are crucial in securing jobs — were less likely to be reemployed than men with similar degrees of education. The implications are troubling; data from the 2011 census show that between 2001 and 2011, the number of women earning post-graduate, professional and technical degrees went up manifold but it is clear that corresponding employment avenues are ________ (F) and are shrinking further. Gender based prejudice remains a formidable barrier to equitable employment opportunities; it seems to have been ________ (G) by the pandemic. 

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

Crises — economic or medical — invariably have a disproportionate impact on ________ (A) constituencies. The Covid-19 pandemic has reiterated this hypothesis. Data from the United Nations had already shown that the increasing domestic burden caused by the restrictions ________ (B) by the global contagion resulted in the loss of employment for women. But their suffering has clearly has not stopped there. Recent research at the Azim Premji University is indicative of a double blow for women. Not only were women seven times more likely than men to lose their jobs during the lockdown, but they were also 11 times more likely than men to not return to work thereafter. The scale of the crisis is ________ (C): half of the pre-pandemic female workforce lost their jobs and were unable to resume work once the lockdown ended. There are several causes for this ________ (D) and some of them are apparent in the study itself. For instance, married women were less likely than their husbands to return to work, clearly indicating that increased household responsibilities are being unequally distributed among the sexes in accordance with a ________ (E) division of labour. Dishearteningly, women’s educational backgrounds have not made a difference to their fate. Those with higher educational qualifications — these are crucial in securing jobs — were less likely to be reemployed than men with similar degrees of education. The implications are troubling; data from the 2011 census show that between 2001 and 2011, the number of women earning post-graduate, professional and technical degrees went up manifold but it is clear that corresponding employment avenues are ________ (F) and are shrinking further. Gender based prejudice remains a formidable barrier to equitable employment opportunities; it seems to have been ________ (G) by the pandemic. 

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

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A. The chef carefully added the spices to the simmering pot.

B. Once the broth was ready, he poured it into bowls.

C. Next, he chopped up fresh vegetables and meat.

D. He heated up the broth on the stove.

E. To start making soup, the chef gathered all the necessary ingredients.

A. The students practiced the dance routine for hours.

B. After weeks of preparation, the big day finally arrived.

C. They wore colorful costumes and adorned themselves with accessories.

D. The performance was met with thunderous applause from the audience.

E. On stage, they moved gracefully to the rhythm of the music

A. She carefully selected a book from the shelf.

B. Sitting by the window, she enjoyed the warmth of the sunlight.

C. As she turned the pages, she became immersed in the story.

D. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the air.

E. With a mug in hand, she settled into her favorite armchair

A. The team brainstormed ideas for the upcoming project.

B. They worked tirelessly to meet the deadline.

C. With dedication and teamwork, they successfully completed the task.

D. Each member contributed their unique skills and perspectives.

E. After careful planning, they divided the workload among themselves.

A. The traveler gazed in awe at the majestic mountains.

B. As night fell, he pitched his tent in a cozy spot.

C. With each step, he felt closer to nature.

D. In the morning, he woke up to the chirping of birds.

E. Surrounded by the beauty of the wilderness, he found peace.