Banking exam PCI202589

1 . If shop S sold each book at ` 80 & each Notebook at rs 40, then find the total earning (in rs) of shop S by selling all the books and Notebooks?

 Total books sold by shop Q is what percent less than total Notebooks sold by shop R?

. Find difference between average number of books sold by P & R and total Notebooks sold by Q?

If shop M sold 50% more Notebooks than shop P and total books sold by shop M is 20 less than that of by shop R, then find total Notebooks sold by M is what percent more than total books sold by M?

Find the ratio of total Notebooks sold by shop P to total books sold by shop R?

1084. Find the total number of students learning Russian from all the 4 institutes

1085. The number of students learning Russian from Institute Q is what % more than the number of students learning  spanish  from Institute P?

 Find the ratio between the total number of students learning Russian and Spanish.

 If the ratio between boys and girls in all the institutes together is 5 : 4, then find the total number of girls.

 Find the difference between the number of students learning Russian from institutes R and that of institute S.

Eight persons are sitting around a square table. Four persons are sitting at middle of the sides of the square and all are facing towards inside. Remaining four are sitting at corners and they face outside. Two persons are sitting between P and U. R who is an immediate neighbor of P, sits opposite to S. T sits 3rd to the
right of V. W sits immediate right of T. Q faces W.


1. Who among the following sits opposite to T?

Eight persons are sitting around a square table. Four persons are sitting at middle of the sides of the square and all are facing towards inside. Remaining four are sitting at  corners and they face outside. Two persons are sitting between P and U. R who is an immediate neighbor of P, sits opposite to S. T sits 3rd to the
right of V. W sits immediate right of T. Q faces W.

2. How many persons are sitting between P and V when counted from left of P?

Eight persons are sitting around a square table. Four persons are sitting at middle of the sides of the square and all are facing towards inside. Remaining four are sitting at  corners and they face outside. Two persons are sitting between P and U. R who is an immediate neighbor of P, sits opposite to S. T sits 3rd to the
right of V. W sits immediate right of T. Q faces W.

3. What is the position of Q with respect to R?

Eight persons are sitting around a square table. Four persons are sitting at middle of the sides of the square and all are facing towards inside. Remaining four are sitting at  corners and they face outside. Two persons are sitting between P and U. R who is an immediate neighbor of P, sits opposite to S. T sits 3rd to the
right of V. W sits immediate right of T. Q faces W. 

4. Who among the following person sit 3rd to the right of Q?

Eight persons are sitting around a square table. Four persons are sitting at middle of the sides of the square and all are facing towards inside. Remaining four are sitting at corners and they face outside. Two persons are sitting between P and U. R who is an immediate neighbor of P, sits opposite to S. T sits 3rd to the
right of V. W sits immediate right of T. Q faces W.



5 . Four of the following five are alike in certain way based from a group, find the one which does not belong to that group?

Six persons are sitting around a triangular table. Persons who are sitting at corner are facing towards the table and the persons who are sitting at middle of the table are facing outside the table. A sits at one of the corners of the table. M is an immediate neighbour of A. Two persons sit between M and B. C sits immediate right of B. N is to the immediate right of O. O does not sit at any of the corner of the table.


1. Who sits second to the right of B?

Six persons are sitting around a triangular table. Persons who are sitting at corner are facing towards the table and the persons who are sitting at middle of the table are facing outside the table. A sits at one of the corners of the table. M is an immediate neighbour of A. Two persons sit between M and B. C sits immediate right of B. N is to the immediate right of O. O does not sit at any of the corner of the table.

2. Who is sitting between A and N when counted from the right of A?

Six persons are sitting around a triangular table. Persons who are sitting at corner are facing towards the table and the persons who are sitting at middle of the table are facing outside the table. A sits at one of the corners of the table. M is an immediate neighbour of A. Two persons sit between M and B. C sits immediate right of B. N is to the immediate right of O. O does not sit at any of the corner of the table.

3 .Who sits immediate left of N?

The World Bank’s agreement with the India-led International Solar Alliance (ISA) to help it mobilise a trillion dollars in investments by 2030 and its billion-dollar programme to support Indian initiatives for expanded solar generation are significant steps in the global transition to a clean energy pathway. While the cost of solar power has been declining, one of the biggest obstacles to a scale-up in developing countries has been the high cost of finance for photovoltaic projects. That problem can be addressed by the ISA through the World Bank partnership, as the agreement will help develop financing instruments, reduce hedging costs and currency risks, and enable technology transfer. India has raised its ambitions five-fold since the time it launched the National Solar Mission, and the target now is an installed capacity of 100 gigawatts by 2022 out of a total of 175 GW from all renewables. Strong policy support is also necessary to improve domestic manufacture of solar cells and panels, which has remained unattractive because cheap imports are available. India’s efforts have also suffered a setback, with the adverse WTO ruling against the stipulation of a prescribed level of domestic content for solar projects. Developing a strong solar manufacturing industry is essential for sustained economic growth, and to connect those who never had the boon of electricity. Support from the World Bank for large-scale and rooftop solar deployments, innovative and hybrid technologies, and storage and transmission lines presents an opportunity for India to go the German way and achieve energiewende, or energy transition. For instance, the $625-million grid-connected rooftop solar fund could help strengthen State-level programmes for net metering to plug into the grid without bureaucratic hurdles would unlock small-scale private investment. There are several pointers from Germany’s experience as a leading solar- and wind-powered nation to prepare for a major ramping up of these green sources. Arguably, the strength and reliability of a power grid capable of handling more power than is available are fundamental to induct higher levels of renewable power. The emphasis here must also be on improving transmission lines: the World Bank programme promises to provide the necessary linkage to solar-rich States. Making power grids intelligent to analyse and give priority to use the output of renewables, accurately forecast the weather to plan next day generation, and viability mechanisms for conventional coal-based plants are other aspects that need attention. Innovation in battery technology is a potential gold mine for the solar alliance and for India to exploit . 

Which among the following is FALSE according to the passage given above?

Man has been tampering (1) ecosphere for a very (2) time and is forced to (3) that the environmental resources are (4). Environmental problems are (5) social problems. They begin with people as (6) and end with people as victims. Unplanned uses of resource (7) in the depletion of fossil fuels and (8) of air and water, Deforestation has led to (9) imbalance and draining away of national wealth (10) heavy expenditure on oil and power generation.

Man has been tampering (1) ecosphere for a very (2) time and is forced to (3) that the environmental resources are (4). Environmental problems are (5) social problems. They begin with people as (6) and end with people as victims. Unplanned uses of resource (7) in the depletion of fossil fuels and (8) of air and water, Deforestation has led to (9) imbalance and draining away of national wealth (10) heavy expenditure on oil and power generation.

Man has been tampering (1) ecosphere for a very (2) time and is forced to (3) that the environmental resources are (4). Environmental problems are (5) social problems. They begin with people as (6) and end with people as victims. Unplanned uses of resource (7) in the depletion of fossil fuels and (8) of air and water, Deforestation has led to (9) imbalance and draining away of national wealth (10) heavy expenditure on oil and power generation.

Man has been tampering (1) ecosphere for a very (2) time and is forced to (3) that the environmental resources are (4). Environmental problems are (5) social problems. They begin with people as (6) and end with people as victims. Unplanned uses of resource (7) in the depletion of fossil fuels and (8) of air and water, Deforestation has led to (9) imbalance and draining away of national wealth (10) heavy expenditure on oil and power generation.

Man has been tampering (1) ecosphere for a very (2) time and is forced to (3) that the environmental resources are (4). Environmental problems are (5) social problems. They begin with people as (6) and end with people as victims. Unplanned uses of resource (7) in the depletion of fossil fuels and (8) of air and water, Deforestation has led to (9) imbalance and draining away of national wealth (10) heavy expenditure on oil and power generation.

Man has been tampering (1) ecosphere for a very (2) time and is forced to (3) that the environmental resources are (4). Environmental problems are (5) social problems. They begin with people as (6) and end with people as victims. Unplanned uses of resource (7) in the depletion of fossil fuels and (8) of air and water, Deforestation has led to (9) imbalance and draining away of national wealth (10) heavy expenditure on oil and power generation.

Man has been tampering (1) ecosphere for a very (2) time and is forced to (3) that the environmental resources are (4). Environmental problems are (5) social problems. They begin with people as (6) and end with people as victims. Unplanned uses of resource (7) in the depletion of fossil fuels and (8) of air and water, Deforestation has led to (9) imbalance and draining away of national wealth (10) heavy expenditure on oil and power generation.

Man has been tampering (1) ecosphere for a very (2) time and is forced to (3) that the environmental resources are (4). Environmental problems are (5) social problems. They begin with people as (6) and end with people as victims. Unplanned uses of resource (7) in the depletion of fossil fuels and (8) of air and water, Deforestation has led to (9) imbalance and draining away of national wealth (10) heavy expenditure on oil and power generation.

Man has been tampering (1) ecosphere for a very (2) time and is forced to (3) that the environmental resources are (4). Environmental problems are (5) social problems. They begin with people as (6) and end with people as victims. Unplanned uses of resource (7) in the depletion of fossil fuels and (8) of air and water, Deforestation has led to (9) imbalance and draining away of national wealth (10) heavy expenditure on oil and power generation.

Man has been tampering (1) ecosphere for a very (2) time and is forced to (3) that the environmental resources are (4). Environmental problems are (5) social problems. They begin with people as (6) and end with people as victims. Unplanned uses of resource (7) in the depletion of fossil fuels and (8) of air and water, Deforestation has led to (9) imbalance and draining away of national wealth (10) heavy expenditure on oil and power generation.

P. Among the biggest implications of the coming drop in population is the end of plentiful labour.
Q. China’s population is shrinking faster than expected.
R. According to the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the long-anticipated population decline will start in 2027.
S. Over the past 40 years, companies benefited from the seemingly endless scale of the Chinese workforce.
T. Now, that era is drawing to a close, and companies need to prepare for a shrinking talent pool.

 Which of the following would be the SECOND statement after rearrangement?