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EXAMPLE QUESTIONS

Q1. In C language find the odd man out:

1. while – statement
2. switch – statement
3. for – statement
4. do-while – statement

Q2. A group of students decided to go on picnic and planned to spend Rs. 6000/-. Four of them did not go on picnic. As a consequence each of the remaining had to contribute Rs. 400/- extra. The number of students who went on picnic are:

1. 6
2. 10
3. 8
4. 4

Q3. The code of TIGER is VMMMB and the code of DOG is FSM. What is the code of FLY?

1. HPE
2. GOD
3. HOE
4. GPE

Q5. If Laugh is to Joy then Cry is to _______________.

1. Panic
2. Sorrow
3. Sad
4. Tragic

Q6. Find the ODD man out:
4 – 16 – 256,
5 – 25 – 625,
7 – 49 – 343,
8 – 64 – 4096.

1. 5 – 25 – 625.
2. 8 – 64 – 4096
3. 7 – 49 – 343.
4. 4 – 16 – 256.

Q7. The next term in the series: 4, 14, 45, 139, ? is:

1. 517
2. 522
3. 422
4. 417

Like so much else in the world’s largest democracy, household finance in India is unique. There is, for example, a strong tendency to keep wealth in physical assets – gold and property. Levels of pension wealth are worrying low, as is take-up of all types of insurance, even in areas which are prone to natural disasters. When emergency expenditures are necessary, for example, for health reasons, there are high levels of reliance on unsecured debt from non-institutional sources.

Why are these issues important?

For one, we are sitting on a demographic time-bomb. The number of Indians over the age of 60 has hit an all-time high, with the most recent figures showing that this demographic comprises 8.6 percent of the population, with a climbing age dependency ratio (currently at 14.2 percent). We can expect this elderly cohort to grow rapidly in coming years. Indians have traditionally shunned pension plans in favor of traditional arrangements in which the younger generation takes care of their elders. But these traditional structures are under increasing pressure, putting families in a potentially vulnerable position.

For another, the lack of widespread insurance can see the victims of tragic or unfortunate circumstances forced into unregulated emergency borrowing, often from non-institutional sources, at potentially punitive rates. The steps in the recent budget towards universal health insurance are a welcome step (if implemented appropriately), consistent with the recommendations of our committee, but there is much more to be done here.

A third issue is that we have a tendency to invest heavily in physical assets such as gold and property. Steps to encourage the financialisation of savings are therefore critical. Viewed in this light, the introduction of the long-term capital gains tax is a step backwards, especially given how responsive Indians are to tax incentives.

Q8. Mark the statement that is NOT true:

1. Indians, as a rule, like to invest heavily in physical assets such as gold and property.
2. In case of emergency, people like to depend on unsecured debt from noninstitutional sources.
3. Only in areas prone to natural disasters do people take up all types of insurance.
4. The numbers of elderly people is growing rapidly.

Q9. ‘Indians have traditionally shunned pension plans in favor of traditional arrangements.’ What does ‘traditional arrangements’ mean?