RBI OFFICER GRADE ‘B’ PHASE-I EXAM Held on : 17.06.2017(Part-IV)

From the questi0ns (41-45)
Eight people - A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H- live in eight different cities - Varanasi, Nashik, Chennai, Siliguri, Ujjain, Bhopal, Jaipur and Patna, but not necessarily in the same order. Each one of them also studies in one of the four classes II, V, VIII and XI. Two people study in each of the given classes.

• A studies in an even numbered class. The one who lives in Ujjain studies with A.
• The one who lives in Varanasi and Jaipur study in the same class, but in a class lower than VIII. D studies in a class lower than that of the one who lives in Varanasi.
• The one who lives in Nashik studies with H in the same class, but not in Class XI. D does not live in Nashik.
• B and G study in different classes. B lives neither in Jaipur nor in Nashik. G is senior to both B and H. Neither B nor the one who lives in Siliguri study in the same class as D. E lives in Siliguri.
• C is junior to F. The one who lives in Patna studies in an odd numbered class.
• Neither H nor D lives in Bhopal. The one who lives in Chennai is senior to the one who lives in Bhopal.

In which of the following cities does C live?

Four of the following five are alike in a certain way based on the given arrangement and hence they form a group. Which one of the following does not belong to the group?

In which class does H study?

Who amongst the following lives in Bhopal?

Which one of the following statements is TRUE with respect to the given information?

The tourism sector of Country G has emerged out to be the highest contributor to GDP of the economy of Country G for this financial year. The numbers of foreign as well as domestic visitors to various tourist spots of the country were found to be relatively high as compared to last financial year. Which of the following may be a reason for increased tourism in Country G?
(A) The tourism packages offered by various travel agencies for visiting places in Country G were much cheaper and attractive.
(B) The government of Country G had started special buses, trains and flights at highly subsidized rates for passengers during holidays.
(C) The various hotels and travel agencies of City F in Country G started holiday packages of 18% lesser price than any other tourist spot in the country.
(D) Country G was found to be the most preferred tourist destination for the last three years globally

From the questions (47-50)
Trishaa starts walking from point A, walks 12 metre to the south and reaches Point B. She then takes a left turn and walks 7 metre to reach Point C. She then takes a left turn, walks 5 metre and reaches Point D. From Point D she turns left, walks 11 metre and stops at point E. Point P is to the west of Point B. Rishi who is standing at Point P walks for a distance equal to the shortest distance between Points B and E and reaches Point Q. From Point he takes a left turn, walks for a certain distance and reaches Point E. 197. Mehul starts walking towards south from Point B. He walks for a certain distance to reach Point K. He then takes a left turn and walks for 10 metre, takes another left turn and stops after walking for 9 metre. If his final position is 3 metre to the east of Point D, what is the distance between Point B and Point K?

Point M is 9 metre to the north of Point Q. From Point M, which of the following walking directions would lead to Point A?
(A) 12 metre towards west, turn right and walk for 2 metre, then turn right and walk for 7 metre.
(B) 4 metre towards east, turn left and walk for 3 metre, then turn right and walk 5 metre.
(C) 3 metre towards north, turn left, walk 19 metre, turn left and walk 5 metre. (D) 3 metre towards north, turn right and walk for 4 metre.

In which direction is Point C with respect to Point P?

Point Z is 9 metre to the east of Point A. Arun starts from Point Z, walks towards south. takes a right turn and walks for a certain distance to reach Point D. What is the total distance that Arun has to walk in order to reach Point D?