1. Ram has Rs. 20 and play a game of simultaneous tossing of two coins. Both gain or loss at a time is Rs.10.

If he gets a head, he will gain Rs.10 and loss Rs.10 if it is a tail. Ram will be out of the game if he have Rs.30 or more than Rs.30. Find the number of possible outcomes (Coins are tossed only once) a) no such possible outcomes exist b) 1 c) 2 d) 3

2. There is a game in which 3 coins are tossed simultaneously and one can gain or loss Rs.1 at a single toss. Each head will gain Rs.1 and each tail loss Rs.1. Suresh want to play the game to gain and he initially have Rs.2 with him. Find the possible number of outcomes for Suresh to gain atleast Rs.3 from a round. a) 7 b) 5 c) 2 d) 4

3. In a get together party, there was a game of tossing 4 coins simultaneously and one can gain or loss Rs.1 at a time. Each head corresponds to a gain of Rs.1 and each tail corresponds to a loss of Rs.1. Every one participated and enjoyed the game by gaining at least Rs.1. In two different games, Ranjith wanted to earn atleast Rs.7 or atmost Rs.6 respectively and he had Rs.5 with him to start with before each of the two games. Find the ratio of number of possible outcomes for atleast Rs.7 to atmost Rs.6. a) 1:1 b) 7:9 c) 3:5 d) 5:11

4. If a number selected at random from a set which contains only 2 digit numbers, find the probability that the selected number will be a multiple of '8'. a)1/10 b)4/45 c)1/15 d)none of these

5. What is the probability that a number selected at random from the set of 3 digit numbers will be a multiple of '9' and a divisor of 900? a)1/450 b)5/36 c)1/180 d)7/900

6. What is the probability that a two digit number selected at random will be a divisor of '96' and not a divisor of 24? a)2/45 b)1/30 c)1/45 d)1/15 7. Find the probability that a number selected at random from the set of two digit numbers will not be a multiple of 12 and not a multiple of 4? a)29/90 b)7/90 c)61/90 d)34/45

8. There are two water tanks A and B. A is smaller than B such that B's capacity is two times as that of A. A pipe started filling tank B. At the end of first hour B had 10 litres, at the end of second hour 20 litres, at the end of 3rd hour it had 40 litres and so on. If tank A is filled with the same rate as that of B and 1/128 part of tank B is filled after 17 hours, then what is the total time

required to fill tank A completely? a) 22 hours b) 20 hours

c) 12 hours

d) 18 hours

9. Three water tanks A,B and C where A is twice that of B. Tank A and B can be filled at the steady rate of 20 litres per hour and the excess water is filled with tank C. The pipe is opened for 2 days and 1/5th of tank A is filled after 8 hours. Find the amount of water(in litres) in tank C after 2 days. a)720 b)580 c)160 d)560

10. There are three tanks A, B and C. The tank A can be filled within 8 hours and 2/3rd of B can be filled in 12 hours. Suppose the capacities of tank A and B together equal the capacity of tank C, then the ratio of the time taken to fill tank C to that of tank A is: a)13:4 b)11:2 c) 12:8 d) 3:2 11. 5 Men are living in a home. The average age of the five men before 5 years was 55. After P years, one new man aged 50 joins with others in the house which makes the average age 60. Find the value of P. a) 4 b) 3 c) 2 d)7 12. An office had 5 staff members born at intervals of 3 and 1/2 years each. The sum of their ages is 145. Find the age of the eldest one? a) 35 b)48 c) 36 d)42 13. 4 equal aged boys and 6 equal aged girls were regularly attending a guitar class. 22 is the average age of all and 56 is the age of two boys and three girls. After 3 years a boy is replaced by a new boy aged 15. Now, what will be the average age of boys? a) 13.5 years b) 15.4years c) 16.3 years d) 14 years 14. A train from Bangalore started at 5.00 am and reached Chennai at 10.00 am. A Second passenger train started from Chennai at 6.00 am and reached Bangalore at 11.00 am. At what time these two trains would have met each other? a) 8 am b) 9 am c) 7 am d) none of these.

15. Amritsar Express left Agra at 6 am and reached Amritsar at 3 pm. Agra Express left Amritsar at 7 am and reached Agra at 3 pm. Approximately at what time the two trains will meet? a) 10.45 am b)9.45 am c) 8.45 am d) none of these.

16. Ramesh and Kumaresh started at 8 am from Bangalore and Hyderabad respectively in their Santro cars and they were driving at uniform speeds of 80 km/hour and 100 km/hour respectively. On way the first car (the car moving towards Hyderabad) stopped running for an hour on account of technical problems. Both the cars crossed each other at 1 pm. What is the distance between Bangalore and Hyderabad?

a) 780 km

b)800 km

c) 900 km

d) 820 km

17. In a conference hall, 56 members are seated by the following arrangements. After the first women, one man seated. After the second women, two men are seated. After the third women, three men are seated and so on. How many numbers of men are seated in the second half of the arrangements? a) 27 b) 25 c) 24 d) 26

18. In a bank, there are two counters namely counter1 and counter2. They will call the customers by a token number. If counter1 calls the token numbers from 40 in descending order and the counter2 calls only the token numbers which are prime numbers in ascending order. What token number will they call out at the same time if they were calling in the same speed? a) 29 b) 31 c) 23 d) never call out the same number

19. If the numbers from 1 to 100 which are exactly divisible by 4 and 6 are arranged in descending order, maximum number being on the top, which would come at the seventh place from the top? a) 24 b) 12 c) 36 d) 18

20. Vijay, a shop owner was running a shop near IEFS Engineering College, Warangal. The shop is patronised by students, teachers, other staff members of the College besides to tourist public. One day Rehamana a tourist bought a new wrist watch from Vijay for Rs. 2480. Rehamana was not having sufficient money in cash and then issued a cheque for Rs.2800. Vijay paid the difference amount to Rehamana . Vijay gave the cheque to his cousin brother and took money from him. Vijays cousin found that there was no balance in the bank account of Rehamana and the cheque was returned unpaid. Vijay had to reimburse the cheque amount to his cousin and take back the cheque. The cost price of wrist watch was Rs. 2120. What is the gain or loss made by Vijay in this transaction? a) Gain of Rs. 2440 b) loss of Rs. 2440 c) gain of Rs.5240 d) Loss of Rs. 5240

21. A leading seller of Vegetables in Koyambedu converted a loss of 20% into a profit of 25% when the selling price of potatoes was increased by Rs.225 per tonne. . Find the cost price of potato per tonne? a) Rs.600 b) Rs. 800 c) Rs. 500 d) None of these.

22. A toy vendor has four toys each costing Rs.100 with him. He plans to make an overall profit of 25% by spreading the profit equally across all the toys. There comes a buyer who wants three toys but at a discount of 5% on the SP. He accepts and sells three toys at a discount of 5% from the marked selling price. Now, if another buyer comes to his shop, by how much percentage the selling price needs to be increased from the cost price so that still he manages to make an overall profit of 25% with all 4 toys.

a) 43.25%

b) 43.75%

c) 43.55%

d) 43.65%

23. Ritika is a student of a famous Engineering College in Ongole. She wanted to buy a mobile phone but she is not inclined to disturb her father who is a farmer. A local Bank was ready to extend a loan for purchase of mobiles by students on simple interest. She chose a phone that costs 1500. The interest rate on the loan is 12%. If the loan is to be paid back in weekly installments over 2 years, calculate: 1. The amount of interest paid over two years 2. The total amount to be paid back 3. The weekly payment amount (a) 300, 1800, 18 (b) 320, 1820, 22 (c) 350, 1850, 25 (d) 360,1860, 17.88

24. Sherin, wanted to buy two mobile phones, one for her personal use and another for official use. She is keen to have two phones and two numbers to monitor the expenses. Another reason for her to buy a dedicated phone for official use is the availability of a provision to claim official phone expenses. Sherin borrowed two loans at simple interest, one for Rs.1800 at 7% per annum and the other for Rs.1700 at 8% per annum for the same period. She paid Rs.1310/- as total interest. Find the period for which she borrowed the money. (a) 3 years (b) 6 years (c) 5 years (d) 6 1/2 years

25. Ganesh is running a cool drinks shop near the famous Tiruchanoor temple. There is a large flow of traffic of tourists all through the day. The temple authorities do not permit the tourists to bring mobile phones inside the temple. Ganesh safe keeps mobiles of tourists for a fee of Rs.10/per mobile.He also sells a few brands of mobiles to tourists who want to buy new ones for a price. Julius, a tourist wanted to buy a mobile from Ganesh. The selling price of the mobile was Rs.3900/-. Julius was not having enough money and persuaded Ganesh to take a cheque. The tourist issued a cheque for Rs.4750/- and took the difference amount in cash from Ganesh. Ganesh did not have a bank account for himself and so he preferred to hand over the cheque to his sisters husband and took the amount less Rs.50/- towards bank charges. 5 days later, Ganesh received a phone call from his brother in law that the cheque given by Julius was returned unpaid.Bank charged Rs.100/- as handling charges. Ganesh's efforts to trace Julius was not fruitful. Ganesh paid the amount + 100 to his brother in law and took back the cheque. The cost price of the mobile was 3120/-. How much actual and notional gain or loss is made by Ganesh in the whole transaction? (a) Loss 4120 and 4900 (c) Gain 4900 and 5700 (b) Loss 4210 and 4980 (d) Gain 3900 and 4700