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Exam: RRB NTPC
Total Questions: 20
  1. Q1. The pie chart shows the distribution of passengers in different compartments of a train. If the total number of passengers is 1800, how many passengers are in compartment C?
  2. Q2. Apoptosis, or programmed cell death, is a crucial biological process. In biotechnology research, it is often studied to understand:
  3. Q3. The UN Charter, the founding document of the United Nations, was signed in 1945. Which of its main purposes relates to resolving international disputes peacefully?
  4. Q4. Which of the following is typically found in the 'Appendix' of a scientific paper?
  5. Q5. The 'bank rate' is the rate at which the RBI:
  6. Q6. If 15% of A = 20% of B, then what is the ratio of A:B?
  7. Q7. They ________ the exam successfully.
  8. Q8. Which of the following is a renewable source of energy that can help reduce environmental issues in India?
  9. Q9. What is the antonym of 'Ample'?
  10. Q10. Which of the following techniques tests a candidate's ability to recognize synonyms?
  11. Q11. What is the triplicate ratio of 2:3?
  12. Q12. If you borrow ₹50,000 at an annual interest rate of 12% for 1 year, what will be your EMI?
  13. Q13. Which figure of syllogism has the middle term as the subject in both premises?
  14. Q14. If the recruitment process continues at this pace, the selection of candidates ______ by the end of the next fiscal year.
  15. Q15. Which of the following is not a specialized agency of the United Nations?
  16. Q16. A circular track has 12 markers, labeled 1 to 12 clockwise. If runner A is at marker 9 and runs anticlockwise, passing 5 markers, which marker will they be at?
  17. Q17. In the context of artistic expression, which cluster signifies a nuanced understanding of aesthetic principles?
  18. Q18. Which puzzle involves creating specific shapes from a set of geometric pieces?
  19. Q19. Which of the following is a well-known scientific journal for publishing research in the field of computer science?
  20. Q20. A candidate consistently allocates a fixed, rigid amount of time to each passage, regardless of its complexity or the number of questions associated with it. This lack of flexibility in time management can lead to spending too little time on challenging passages or too much time on simpler ones. Which approach would be more effective?

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