DO NO'l' OP!!!!:!!~ 'rl£STl!-C!..~ETU!!TILIf!U ARE 'l'O!:!!..If!.!!.!.LSO ~,_.

~_ _
'l1~B.C. : SKP··U~Dsrr Test Booklet Series
N,j p;
,

II
"

Serial

TEST B00KlET
. GENEllAI.; STUDIES ENGINEERING APTITUDE
Time Allowed :, Twollom~,ffJ Maximum Mm-ks : 20()

INSTRUCTlONS
1. ' IMMEDm,1':ELY AFTER THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE EXAMINATION,YOU ·SHOULlJiCHECKlJ,'HAT
~rHIS TEST BOOKLE'l' DOES NOT I-IAVE ANY UNPRIN'rED OR ',l'ORN OR MISSINOPAGES OR ITEMS,
ETC. IIi' SO, OE,}' IT RFjPLACED BY A COMPLETE 'fEST BOOKLET: . ' ..
2. Please n'ote thlit iflsthe"candidate's'respmv.ibility to encode and flU in the ltoUNmnber and Test
Booklet~'Series Bode 1'sJ.." B,.; C 01' DcarefuUy and wi.thout.~nyomi8s:im;lor;.;<liscrepancy at the
appropriat~ places in the OMR Answer Sheet. Any omissionHHscr~pancy will li'cndcr the Answer
Sheet iiabiJtfor :0ejection:.' " . . ..--_._____.._.~____.__~__...,.'_____......,
3. You have to enter your Roll Number on the
Test Booklei;, in the Box provided alongside. \ ~ [~; i~
DO NOT write a;nything else on: the Test Booklet.
4. This'l'est Booklet contains 100 items (questions). Each item comprises fOlll' respe)l1sGs (answers), You
will select the response which you want to mark on the Answer Sheet. In caSEl, you feel that there is
more than one correct response, matk the response which you consider the best. In any case, choose·
ONLY ONE response for each item.
15. You have to mark your responses ONLY on the separate Answer Sheet provided. See directions in
the Answer Sheet.
6, All itemscaITY equal marks.
7. Befoieyouproc;eed to mark in the Answer Sheet the response to various items in the Test Booklet,
you have to fill in 'some particulars in the Answer Sheet as per instructions sent; to you with your
Admission Certificate. .
8. Mter you ha~e cOInpleted fliling in all your responses on the Answer Sheet and the examination has
"conc::lu<l,e<l,.yo;u,srol~ldJla:pd;Rv;er}o the Invigilator only the Answer Sheet. You are permitted to
take away with you the 'test Booklet. " . . , ., ",'
9. Sheets for rough work are appended in the Test Booklet at the end.
10. Penalty folL' Wi"ongainswb'I's:' ;
THERE WILL BE P:ENAJ~TY: FOR WRONG ANSWI~RS MAltKl<JD BY A CANDIDATE.
(i) There are four alternatives for the answer to every question. For eacli'question for whieh a wrong anLW{er
has been given by the candidate, ,one-thil'd (O{m) of the llfarks assigned to that qUt)stiolIwHl be
deducted as penalty.
(ii) If a candidate gives m'ore than one answer, it will be treated as a wrong answer even if one of the given
answers happens to be, c~rrect and there will be same penalty as above to that question.
(iii) If a question is left blank, i.e., no answer is given by the candidate, there will be no 'penalty for t.hat
question.

DO NOT OPEN THIS 'fEST BOOKLET UNTIl.. YOU ARE TOLD. TO SO

--"'----~---.-~--

SKP-U-DST ( 1 ..- C )
 4
(,~) ··3

(c)

(d)
2
3

CO€;ttH~lerlt of is

0 (a)

(b)
.1
2

(c) 1 (d) 40

.~. 1

"

_·············,···_··1, 'what is of;

h. --
au aU
J
I
8.

(a) 1 only
1

:I and
 Consider. the following provisions regarding 1(}, A rod of length 1.., cross-sect;lOn area ana
. safety· . on .. highways,;' .. where .major modulus of elasticity. E1 ,hasbeen . placed
improvement works may also be in progress:
inside a tube of length L, of cr()ss~section area
Highly visible bm~.ricades to avoid falling
A2 and rnoduhls' of elasticity E 2, and the two
of ve~icles in deep interspaces ahead
are firmly held by end plates, The portion of
(including drainages)
the load P applied on tM encI plates slll.U'ed by
2. Wire-net provisions to ward off road
rod and tube, respectively, are
. slippages

3. Signages for wild-animals crossing (like

,/"
deer, elephant, etc.)
(a)
4, Signages on minor gradients

Which of the above are relevant?

(a). 1,2,3 and 4
~ .1,2 and 4 only
(e). 1, 3 and 4 only
(d) ~ 1, 2 and 3 only
(c)

8~ A vehiCle moving at. a speed of .,§§_-,-~!~~r

f- weighs 62293'5 Nand' its rolling resistance
coefficient'i~Q:~Q1§..: The rolling resistance of ..
(d)
thevehid~j§

(a) 11.21:3 N
(b) 1000·4N·
(e) 975'7N A weight of 240N is dropped on to a
(d) 845:6 N close-coiled helical spring made up of !§J!!P1
. . spring steel wire, The . spring consists· of.
For a vehicle travelling at 24 lun/hr having a _~e.sg:i1..ll_:Nound to a diameter ()fl~.Q..~1g~. If the
wheel radhis of 0·305 lnwit,h overall· gear instantaneous compression i~LJ2!Ln:un, what
ratio G:= 19'915, and .when torque
is the height of drop of the weight, given
transmitted is 203'G N.m, the engin.e speed
G:::;: 88 x 103 N/mm 2 ?
and power are, Tiearly
(a) 4155 rpm lind 88'6 kW (a) 450mm
(b) 4500 rpm and 88'6 kW (b) 800mm
(c) 4155 rpm and 95'4 kW (c) 250mm
(d). .4500 rpm and 95·4 kW
(d) 150mrn

SKP-U:-DST ( 3 -- C)
 Which statements ai'B correct?
land2
a
to
(e) [5 only

vVidch
land2 Uons;idErr. the following statements regarding
'2 3
(e) "
J. 3­
Cd) ;) 2. ,amount of solar

per minuteo
It is the fU110unt' of, sol$'
absorhedbythe stratosphere.

(0) 1 8 only
plotter
2 and 3 only

statements regarqing

1. It is a small gn)l)p people in

ditter·But " of an organization with
m,ultiple "'vn"·..1·i,~,,,,

2, It of people who
them.selves.
deV:!31ppment
:.3.
4. It is a problem-solving fbl'Um.
of the above statement8al'e '?

(c)

C)
 Consider the following statements : The plan view at just below wj.nd.ow-SHileVel,
hut not showing door openings - is shown --. of
1. In work breakdown structure, top-down an outpost building of, say, the Forest
approach is adopted. Department. Seetion AA extending just a little
above ground level-GL and fully helow ground
2. Duration along critical path is the -level is shown. 1'he .wall and first footing are
shortest duration permissible. of random-rubble masomy in cement mortar;
and the lowest part of the foundation is of
3. PERT is probabilistic in its approach.
mass rubble in cement mortar. The total
Which of the above statements are correct? volume of the 40 em deep f()oting for th(~ whole
building is, nearly ­
(a) 1 and 2 only
A
(b) 1 and 3 only

(c) 2 and :1 only

~71,,2~d3-
L /". _

l~t>~etthe sum of the squares of successive

'1 mteger:sO,l,
< ,,,"'-; ," "
2, ''',' , n
',',
~_l,nbe . denote.d
>,'"" ,,' " -' '" ' J _" ',j"

Let the sill;--;:;itl~' cub;~f the same integers

-be denoted by C. It is desil'ablethat ~, as
:3

n increas(~s in steps of 'unity' from , is

given by'the series:
ol' 3
3
9 18
5' -;r' 30 ff, .-. 01 2 3 4
9 ... , .or n -- ,-, J', .,
)
....
40 em
What will'this ratio be for n 8?

(a)
lOB
17
-70 ern
103
(bY ,-­
Section AA
1'7

103
(c)
15

100
(d) -~.-

15

SKP-U-DST (5---C)
 carrier conce.ntration,

}S te:Cl110d

(c)

free $oftware
tools ,9r6 "'!,J,Cli:>'OU. education as
an open source ?
of
(h) LihreOffice, r'1.UH"JI,Ol and Matlab
ScHab;
Cd) Sci!fib,
It'on

ElteeI
Which of the of

2.
B. Better access to information
IGxpanded reach of governance
1,2 and only
(b) 2 and 4
3 and 4 only

UJ.,Yj.r.LC!. stand ?
Divi~;ion

Codo Divi.sion Access

Code Division
Cd)
 . \
1\ .. Ksmal.l ptodllCtfoh unitnow~works' 6 days per 3,} In a radar system, the term ~Rat-Hace} is used
3.1/.·.·· 1 /
,,/ in connection with
ltj.' '. w(;lek with 3 2hours
....... ' offirst
, . shift everyone of
(a) Modulator
the 6 days' and 3 hours·ofsecond shift for each
of'theffrst5 days.Wag'enegotiations led roan (b) Pulse characteristics

agreement to work o115'daysa week with both (c) Receiver Bandwidth

shiftst()gether. clocking? 1.hours per day Cd) Duplexer
with an8%..increase ill' weekly wages. How
mu{)h; tnangein'the houHyproductioh would 34. Consid!3l' the following statements :
meahparity 'in tlie agreement for both L Material science deals with the strength
ang ,stiffhess b~hayioul' of components
tnanage'rilentand employees? (buildings/machines/vehicle facilities)
1
(a) 3;68% base(l oI1.theirrt~sponseto imposed
(b) 2'15% stresses (forces,moments, torque, etc.).
.. (c) 1'82% 2. Material properties "are' .dependent on
(d)· 1·33% theil'inicro:·strnctureand rospOJlse to
force fields and surface interaction.
31. Consider the following statements:
Which of the abovestaterneuts correct ?
1. National Agricultural Portal, ·eNAM, is '
d(;l~igl1e4 to crea1;e .:!:l 'tmified. national (Ii) 1 only
tnarket for agricultural cOInmodities.
2. ~arn:el's .. e~1n . sh?wcase,tli~ir . .
produce
(c) \ Both 1 and 2
ohline 'from' the' nearest· market and the
bu~~r cill1qu~tehispdcefr()rna~ywhere. (d) Neither Inol' ~J
Which of the above statenients is/ate correct '?
(a) lonly PQLI is based on
. (b) . 2 only ,
(a) Infantrhortaliiy, life expectancy and
'0;"~Bothl and 2 adult literacy ~'a'te
(d)' Neither 1 nor 2
(b) Crime rate, clean environment and
quality of honsiilg -/
32. . Consider ,the following' staternellts regarding
the code of ~thic8 for Engineers: (c) Airpollution,water pollution and
1. The safety, health and welfare of the sanitation conditions
ptlbJicateof pata1110Ullt importance. .(crY . Health;educatioll and envi:i:onment
2. Peri()l;Il1 sGl',Vices. only in the area of thf~ir
competence.
36. HDI is a better index ofdevelopmentbecanse
3. Issue public statements strictly in an
objective and tmthful manner. GDP growth may not eonsider perBonal
4. Avoid deceptive acts. growth situations .
Which of the above s1;at~;ments are corred? (b) It takes into consideration l'eductkm of'
(a) J., 2 and 3 only poverty
(b) 1, 2 and 4 only (c) COVeTS income, health and education

(c) 3 and 4: only aspects of developn:tent

//
<-.(cl'V·
,,/
.
1, 2.' 8 and '* (d) It covers promotion of growth

SKP-U-DST (/'--C)
 one labelled as
as 'Statement
'., , .
.ti,xarmne these two .'3tlr:ternent;s carefully select
\ the ansu.wf'S to these dems given

(a) are
Commercial is the

(b)
is someone who

Statement (I) is true, but Statement .(II) is

unethical or
{jnin the
I (d) (I) is but
I true
adept in 141, Statement (l) :
Boasts about
I
I

'pn
vvnat. nleant of I p:reSBU~'e,equalvoluxnes Df
contain an equal rn':\1n'ber of atoms.
Being interested in many
Statement

1:n t:ho
I access from
in n:mltistofey
I must be accessible
unlocked doors
iocki;nl4: at appropriate conditions),
Statement (1) .'
st.f.tin~m"'l" should not inadvertently
subjected ~o' spreading of sm.OKie, but must yet
What ? provide unhindered exit from tlie. lobby of
each floor.
d.ernlif1Ling the Hl'I.ln:Ht)
(1):
is by

Statement
III
 ,Statement ([) : 4J', Statement (I) :
Quality is essential fen:' survival and of N m:mally em'hon is not an
an org<i4isatioll in the pr~sentera of tough 6. Statement
pollutaI:t.
ell) :
competition.
Carbon dioxide is a constif;u~mt atmospheric
Statement (II) :
ail".
The concept quality is !,.;U;LUAU\:;U only to '
construction and lIl.anufac~l1ring fm. Statement m :
organisations. The size ofa hydrogen balloon increases ,as it
rises in the air.
Statement (l) : \) Statem,ent(ll):
'rhe. nl(lteI'ial of the ballotm can bri easily
the concept ,of tT1Lst-In~frithe is operationalized stretched.
when the exact number. of units required are
bought at each su(~cessive stage of production, 51. ,Statement (I):
at the appropriate time. Preparation of baY charts is, mel'ely a
scheduling operation whn~~-~tlle-Pt'ep'aratio:n
Statement (II) .' and analysis of. a network is a planning
Just-In-Time concept has beenexpa'nded to \') function.
mean a 'xnan.ufacturing philosophy of Statement (II):
eliminating 'N!lstO. .A bar chart, prima facie, not show the
interrelationships betwo~m activities.
Statement(l) : 52. Statement (I) :
Total Protiu(l'tivG MI-:).intenanee (TPM) is Proj(~dmanagement is the process
productiw) }l1aintemmce involving total to plan i.tt, implementaHon and to
participation ,as a activity. pre-cletel'mine the period.,wise need of
I'
Statemem; (ll) ;' I rElSOUl'Ces ineluding. funds and personnel,
given the choke of total dlU'ation and quality
Under. the .aegis of 'rPM, individual operators standards. '
generally care 'oiminor' maintenance
8tatement"(II) ;
·aspects.
Of the tour dimenshms (not denying that
can be some l11ore) ofa project, viz.,
47.· Statement (l) : scope, cost,tjnle rui<iquality, only any two can
Green energy refers to one which does not be pre-assigned; otMrs havl~ to abide by
hann the ecosystem of phmet Earfh. two prescriptions.
Statement (II) : tlS, Sfcdement (l) : ,
is
, Allrenew3.!JJeHlergy green enej'gy, High strength, super-duI',Htnnin'alloys are
\, adapted in the manufacture ofaero engines;
lJ Statement ([I):
48. Statement (l) :
Precipitation heat treatment is adopted for
To practise terraced cultivation in hill slopes, duraluDlill produets,
it can be admissible to havH the vertical face
of the terraced· boundary run perpendicular to 8taternent (1) .
the b'Tound trae(~ of the fault lim\ if in Ivh3tal 'earbides and carbon a re used as
the underlying land. refractories as they oxidation.
Statement(lJ) :
Statement (iO : Metal and are not
Fault lines arl~ snsceptible to Sh.Ollld. particularly sllltah1<:: for t<~mperaiun:.
apIJlieations,
be guarded in land UBC.

S!<P-U-DST (9 '" I\
(~'
Statemerd .Govermnent of India had intl'odueed the
a:re D10St ~--, i- t'
lTot:eCCIO:n P·-l·' nn"'''' , -r'
.,.)~_J_,"'\J_U), HI trle _..Jok

t,110 rlg11t to GOXJS1IlnEn:~~

/3taterne?~t to
rfl18 rnoJeelllclr cb.a.iIJ.S JIJ ]{)l1.g cb.a'in.
aTt) 'bonded to each other with Van der ·Waals 1. Seek xedressal against unfair or
bonds. restrictive trade practices,

Statement m: 2, File a c01nplaint for overcharging or

Nr(~chanieany, p(~arlit,,) has p.roperties deceptive charging,
intel'l1wdiate between the soft ductile fc,rrite
and the hard brittle cementite. Which of the above is/areiilclnded in the Bill ?
Staienwnt (W :
(a) 1 only
_Alpha iron Call be rnade rnagnetic above
768°(; (b) ,.­2 only
....-1/,­

Statement ,/~_?f0/ Both 1 and 2

Inf(}l~mation and cmnmunict:i.tiOJ1 teehrl0Iog6es
can play· a key role in the development and Cd) Neither 1. no1'2
econornie growth of rural India.
,Statement aD _
E3u.ceessful Ic~r.Il. ap,I)licEttion. ip.. e~ gO\) ey rH:Hlce
UtiJizclt.ion Prog't'amme implemented by
giving respective ODe-stop solutions fOT rural
Depar.tment of SeiElptifi(! atld Industria]
comm.unities is gn absolute need i:Jfthe hour.
of .the followh1g
COlnponents ?
Staiement (l) ;'
Jnen)[-tsi?Jgly, emp:toyers rlave generally L Industrial H(\iD Promotion Programme
tendE3d to engincHTs to possess both
J"lagship Prognunme
haJ'd sIs:il1s Hnd. soft skil1;;;,
Btatemerd (If) : In:c()x'l}1ation Technology and
Soft. s~l:;ills m.emi the kn(ywlecige of So:t'~\VHre, e-Governance
> ~~ .. : ) / ..

f<5~;)~/· 1 and 2 only

/jtcde!nent (f) : F

\?\(b.at is Ie"gal IYla:y :not iJ.lvvays be" etb.icaL , (b) lan.d a only
Statement (ll) : (e) 2 and a only
li:thical sbmdanIs and. the law, share the
sarne tlieme, L,e.,what is permissible and (d) 1,2 and::1
impmTtlissible.

Statemcn/ (J) : 'l'he 9Iyrnpic :F'lame s:0nbohzes

A greenhouse gaE any gas in the
1S Wx"/ Unity
/"
.
/'
cimon,,{ variouS nation80f the . . J .

atnlOE:phere'Nhieh absorb.c; and re··emits '</worJd

and theI'ehy k.eeps the planet's atmosphere
warmer than it otl:l.erwisl.'l would be, Speed, perfecUonand. strength
~Stat:etnent (Tl) , " (c) T'he development of sportsmanship
vvater V;iJpOltr is (d) Contirnlity betweon .ancient and modern
one of the garnes

"10·· C)
 Consider the following statements: I 61. What is Crowdfunding?
1. IPDS strengthens, the dist~ibutioti (a) Money collected fbi plJ.hlic welfare
' k' 'b' 1"1 DD projects hylevying an entry to
n~t wor ,In ,uranarea~ Wll e U(,xJY exhibitions, shows, ek
do~sthe same in rdi·1U areas.
(b) Money collected by charitable
2. /DELPfocuses .to substitute LED bulbs organizations by placing a donation,box
forilicande~centb.ulbs. //;-at'prominent,locations
Which of the above statemHnts is/arc eOITect ? A¢:}/ Money raised by Innovators and
(a) 1 only ~v inventors by laullchirlg their produets
r ' " and services throllg:htlt~ Internet'
.' ',' 1.;&Y' 2 only'. .
, ~j (el)· M()neyra~.sed,pyin{n;xi~lJ.5i~!3bypassing
'(0) ,'. Both 1 and 2 the hat around to onlookers . at a street
(d) Neither 1 nor 2 P erform. ance
68. 'rhesum of squares of successiveil}t@gers 8
/ J:P6 ¢:h inclusive, will \ t)~ :., l..1o?"
, (~ Consider the following statements: ~
,#",.M
,

1126
~.
In 0
Non-performing assets (NPAs) decline in (b) 1174 '\<1c~;~ \
,'\:-' <

value when (c) 1292 \:~",

( (1). h'" J<,
1. Demand revives iJ): theecon,omy. 1356 \ r;'~ ~>,,/ \?
2. Cap?-9ity utilizaVon increases. 69, Consider." a ... trf~!,9,a~nli®~~:<~i!h
i\13Ra,rall~HQ ,'. tiGptapart; 1\13 is8crn; CD
3. Capacity utilizflHioI,l, .tJ:JOugh
is 12 ern; CDextemls. outwards bv 1 ern from
'.. ,.s~pst~ntive) is Y!'lts{lb-optimaL
,-< '.- -..,
.>,-!C:~ : - . the foot the perpendicular fr{)~ B on DC.
of
(!?-padty utilization. ..deGrea,ses Th~re of gravity of the lamina will be
···,.,consequent upon merger of units. ,e>:ra:r Along AC at a 'height of 3,em from J~C
.~ (h) ll-Jong BD at a height 3 em from DC
Which ofthe above statements are correct?
(c) Along the line joining the mid-point of '
. (a) 1, 3 arId 4 only AB to themid~point of De; at a height of
(b) 1, 2 and 4 only , 2'8 (~m frohl DC
. ~-". .

(d) At the interscetion point ofAC imd

(c) . 1, 2arid 3 only
70, A cantilever be,am ABC, is .shown to a
(d) 1, 2, 3 and 4 J~Z;'-'exaggerated vertic~ ;~ie. Horizontally,ABis
2 m long and Be ttl_Q:611L~o.ilg,Loa9.sact o~ly
66. 'The meaning of .'Carbon . Footprint' is in theregionAB,andtliere,are rio loads in the '
describedpythe :t\nwunt 9f. regionBG., Und~l' .. th.is"loa.dsysteiu, the
defleetionatBis 0'24 (:mandthe,~loPeof the
(a) Carbon dioxide released into the beam at Bisl1,wheresin0:=O;038. What is
atmospher.e asa resultpftheactivities thedeflectiouiitD, whichis'~~id;~~~etween
of a particular individual, organization 13 aad~G-'?
orconlillunity
(b) Greenhouse gases emitted by industries
contributing to global wanning
(c) Carbon emissions released by the (8) 0'2406 em
l~urning
ofjet fhel (h) 0'2514 em
. Jj)~Increase in the ~arboll content' of (e) 0·2530 em
V atmosphere dneto tht') felling of trees Cd) 0,2452 eJn

(11·-C)
(Hi

network

(h) 4:
:3
(d) 2

is the
~ 81. 'JV"""""A"'Lthe Jbllowing§tatements viTith·regard
I 78. ' . Let the, Eig~nyec:tur, of the J.uC<IJL.JlA

Jj;/' ",'. -~ . , ,•..' . '." to at:i:nosphe:!'~(~}ll!::n~i~ity :

)
, written
, '
rLa_,
in the fOrIll l]:and r,'~~1.What is the
LEJ
1. Absolutehllmidity is, the amount of
water,: vapour per unit volume.
value of (a .,--­
\ 2. Hygrometer is' used to. relative
humidity.,

3. Dew point is the teIl(l:m~ra.tUl..e at which

the relative humidity is 75% .
.,
Which of the above statements are correct?

l~)P/~'~nd' 2.onlY
~7-'

(b) 1 and3 only

D ,
(8.) '11,340 (c) 2 and 3 only
'0

",~ (b) 11-353 (d) 1,2 and 3

(c) n'865

(d) 11-382
Sanitary/municiPal fil1~ and was,te.hI??J)EL~re .
:y 11:, if --11:<X:-;O U1\!W.Qi4.~tblih!iEfirg.Qlliu!~ej;9
80. Let f\x).=
':k'
"""
if 0 < Leachates

be 1! :peripdic function of period 211:. The 2, Emanating gases

Jo~ffici~~{']f ,~ in the ~~rier-:rie~
Rodents' and wandering.animals
expansion offtx) intheinterv-al [-on, 11:1 is
4. . Automobile workshop,s that seem to
4' have an affinity for such
(a)
to 5
nei~hbourl}oods

5
(b)
4
(a), 1 ans14 only
4 /<>'
(c) C~l1Y/~ 1 mid 2 only

(c) 2 and 3 only

3
(d)
4: (d) :3 and 4 only

SKP-U-DST ( 13 - C)
 I
Which of the above can be as I
I
1, and 4 only I
I!
!
Cd) ~~, and only
!
Cd) 230 0
one the .following is rrlajor
O"',,,."tn~"l'OII~li(' of deciduous trees '?
Consider the ~foUowi\:fg
their leaves. ~
to .Alpha particles:
! ·"",,,n,,,,,t

I values. ~
:U.n:' their They dissipate their energy rather
food.

outer of

4. ennttm:'s Bore
above statements are con-eet ?
l,
, Increased,l;Jiologiyal oxygen demand is an
·t Crashing is
iridication of
a. (a) A!~:;tl1doIliI1g-the project
.~ 1. Low microbial conta,m,ination.
(b) C()mpleting' the project with all possible
y ,2. Absence of ndcrohial pollution.
haste
11 "3. ,Highleyel 00:!li.Q:r9Pials2utau1inatio!!::.
), .Whi~.~h£the above stat~l11~:?-tsis/ar(HOrrect (c) Reduction of duration for a few of the
e
,s ?Y" 1 onl~ '., : ' : ,//"....
activities
)~// Reducing. the
,

cost of the project with all

(b) 2 only
? ,;;-/ needful modiJl~fli;i(}l1s '
(c). 3 only
(d) . 1; 2aud3

80•.. An association of two organisms of

speciEls )01' mutual b~uefit,. and where analysis in materials management is a
individuals· .inaynot' beapli;l', to 11I"".IUill of classifying the :in4entories b~sed on
separately, is ~alled
the
(a) " Commensalism
(a) Economic order quantity
(b) . Parasitic . ' .

(b) . Value of annual usage of the items

~o. A simple~r.oject comprisesoftwo (d) Quantity of materials used

paraUef p~ths, e~ch ,viththr~e' activ,ities
series, with no interpath dependencies .
. a, lli.._h.,_data (inday-s) for each activity
;hown int:b.ediagrarri:Assunii~1g that . CPM method of network a,nalysis is
activities in series' <,.are 'enough,
computations, what will he ·the 1. Ideally. suited .tbr linearly extending
.' duration and wOl'ks.
2. Meant essentially for research and
Br
development activities,

3. Activity·oriented.
of
4. lJsed for planning; i;;chedu]ing arid
·.1. ,. , controlling purpos{~s.
(a) . 35 days and
2 .
\iVhich of the above statements are {~orrect ?
~'/1 ,i5'\'
~. 34-'- days and\.-.- days (a) 1. and 2 only
'V - 2 ~~V.
. .1 . . 13 (b) 2 and 3 only
(c) 35 days and . days ., ..~""/- .
)e'Y' 3 and 4 only
""l/ /'
1 d. - '11
Cd) () 34, '" ays and -­ (d) 1 and 4 only
,2 . 6

SI<P-U-DST q .M
 eventj,
earliest o(;currence i,

:C:; 200 the duration of

:s 150

this context

(a) 100 76
125
100 60 , rrhe 'l'nY\PA,lR ()f removing ~ _,.,.. ",,~ portionSbf
125 llnd 50 stones and facilitating thei!'

areas
fi;>llovving does
room is
'1.
2. Frequ~:ncy of.the .field
1000 3. Volumeofmateiial
4. Neelten:t},ierature
4 only
1500
t, 3 and 4
(c) 2,3 4 only
I (d) 1,2. only

I100 What JS cell 'in

1 >
i.:l.toruic radius

1872