JKSSB Urdu Typist 2024 Solved Question Paper

Question 1

What is one of the primary goals of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 in terms of school education structure?

Accepted Answer

Option B: Reconfiguration of the school curriculum and pedagogy into a 5+3+3+4 system. NEP 2020 replaces the traditional 10+2 school structure with a flexible 5+3+3+4 pedagogical structure corresponding to ages 3–18.

Question 2

According to NEP 2020, up to what grade is it preferred to use the mother tongue/local language as the medium of instruction?

Accepted Answer

Option C: Until Grade 8 (and preferably beyond). NEP 2020 emphasizes that the medium of instruction should be the mother tongue/local language at least up to Grade 5, but preferably up to Grade 8 and beyond.

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT a proposal for higher education reform in NEP 2020?

Accepted Answer

Option D: Focus solely on theoretical learning.. NEP 2020 strongly advocates for holistic, practical, experiential, and multidisciplinary education rather than rote or purely theoretical learning.

Question 4

Assemble the scattered segments into a coherent sentence:
P. mornings at her grandmother's house
Q. baked bread filled the kitchen
R. The aroma of freshly
S. It reminded her of childhood

Accepted Answer

Option B: RQSP. The logical sequence is RQSP: "The aroma of freshly (R) baked bread filled the kitchen (Q). It reminded her of childhood (S) mornings at her grandmother's house (P)."

Question 5

Find out the error part in the sentence:
"His perspicacious (a) / observations would have revealed (b) / insights that had (c) / previously gone unnoticed (d)."

Accepted Answer

Option B: observations would have revealed. Part (b) contains the error: In a simple declarative factual statement about past capability or outcome, "revealed" or "had revealed" should be used instead of the conditional perfect "would have revealed".

Question 6

Convert into indirect speech: He said, "I am going to the market now."

Accepted Answer

Option A: He said that he was going to the market then.. Present continuous ('am going') shifts to past continuous ('was going'), 'I' changes to 'he', and 'now' changes to 'then': "He said that he was going to the market then."

Question 7

Pick out the correct meaning of the idiom: **A piece of cake**

Accepted Answer

Option C: A facile (very easy) task. 'A piece of cake' is an informal English idiom meaning something that is very simple, straightforward, and effortless to achieve (a facile task).

Question 8

In the sentence: "It was my sister's birthday yesterday; however, she did not want to celebrate.", the independent clause is

Accepted Answer

Option C: Both A and B. Both clauses ("It was my sister's birthday yesterday" and "she did not want to celebrate") can stand alone as complete, grammatically valid sentences, connected by a conjunctive adverb ('however') and semicolon. Hence, Both A and B are independent clauses.

Question 9

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: **Barking up the wrong tree**

Accepted Answer

Option B: Following a misguided or mistaken thought, assumption, or course of action. 'Barking up the wrong tree' means pursuing a mistaken line of thought, blaming the wrong person, or seeking a solution in the wrong place.

Question 10

Fill in the blanks: "The team worked tirelessly _______ the guidance of their coach to improve their performance _______ the challenging season."

Accepted Answer

Option C: under, during. One works 'under the guidance' of a mentor, and events occur 'during the season' $\implies$ "under, during".

Question 11

Neeraj Chopra won which medal in which event at the Asian Games 2023 in Hangzhou?

Accepted Answer

Option A: Gold, Javelin Throw. Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra defended his Asian Games title by winning the Gold Medal in Men's Javelin Throw with a season-best throw of 88.88 meters.

Question 12

Consider the following statements about 'Indira Point':
1. It is the southernmost point of India's territory, located at Great Nicobar Island.
2. The point was formerly known as Pygmalion Point and Parsons Point.
3. It was renamed in honor of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1985.
Which of the above statements are correct?

Accepted Answer

Option D: 1, 2 and 3. All three statements are factually correct: Indira Point ($6^\circ 45'	ext{ N}$) on Great Nicobar Island was historically known as Pygmalion Point and officially renamed Indira Point in October 1985.

Question 13

Which of the following statements about Arunachal Pradesh's Gorsam Kora Festival (celebrated in March 2024) is NOT correct?

Accepted Answer

Option D: It honors the Himalayan Sanatan Dharma cultural legacy.. Statement D is NOT correct: Gorsam Kora is a historic Monpa Mahayana Buddhist festival centered around the 12th-century Gorsam Chorten stupa (modeled after Boudhanath in Nepal) celebrating Buddhist heritage.

Question 14

Match the socio-political organizations with their founders:
i) Brahmo Samaj — 2. Raja Ram Mohan Roy (along with Dwarkanath Tagore)
ii) Swaraj Party — 3. Chittaranjan Das and Motilal Nehru
iii) Deccan Education Society — 1. Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Gopal Ganesh Agarkar

Accepted Answer

Option C: i-2, ii-3, iii-1. Historical founding pairs: Brahmo Samaj was founded in 1828 by Raja Ram Mohan Roy (i-2); Swaraj Party in 1923 by C.R. Das and Motilal Nehru (ii-3); Deccan Education Society in 1884 by Tilak and Agarkar (iii-1) $\implies$ i-2, ii-3, iii-1.

Question 15

Which state in India recorded the lowest literacy rate ($61.80\%$) as per the 2011 Census?

Accepted Answer

Option A: Bihar. According to the 2011 Census of India, Bihar recorded the lowest overall literacy rate at $61.80\%$ (Male: $71.20\%$, Female: $51.50\%$). Kerala recorded the highest at $94.00\%$.

Question 16

The mighty Brahmaputra river originates from which geographical source?

Accepted Answer

Option D: Near the Chemayungdung glacier near Mansarovar in Tibet. The Brahmaputra (known as the Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet) originates from the Chemayungdung / Angsi glacier in the Kailash range near Lake Mansarovar in southwestern Tibet.

Question 17

Consider the following statements about Srisailam Dam:
1. The Srisailam Dam is constructed across the Krishna River on the border of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
2. It houses one of the largest capacity working hydroelectric power stations in India.
3. It is 512 m long, 145 m high, with 12 radial crest gates.
Which of the above statements are correct?

Accepted Answer

Option D: 1, 2 and 3. All statements (1, 2, and 3) are correct: Srisailam Dam on the Krishna River has a 1,670 MW power generation capacity across both banks.

Question 18

Match the dams in Karnataka with their corresponding rivers:
i) Supa Dam — 3. Kali / Kalinadi River
ii) Almatti Dam — 2. Krishna River
iii) Linganamakki Dam — 1. Sharavathi River

Accepted Answer

Option B: i-3, ii-2, iii-1. Dams and rivers in Karnataka: Supa Dam is built on the Kalinadi River (i-3); Almatti Dam on the Krishna River (ii-2); Linganamakki Dam on the Sharavathi River (iii-1) $\implies$ i-3, ii-2, iii-1.

Question 19

The low-pressure equatorial belt where the Northeast and Southeast trade winds converge is known as the

Accepted Answer

Option A: Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ / Doldrums). The Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) is the broad equatorial trough of low pressure where the trade winds of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres converge, associated with convective thunderstorms.

Question 20

National Waterway 1 (NW-1) in India connects which two terminals?

Accepted Answer

Option C: Allahabad (Prayagraj) and Haldia. National Waterway 1 (NW-1) extends 1,620 km along the Ganga-Bhagirathi-Hooghly river system connecting Prayagraj (Allahabad, UP) to Haldia (West Bengal).

Question 21

The longest irrigation canal in India that originates from Harike Barrage at the confluence of the Satluj and Beas rivers in Punjab and terminates in Rajasthan is the

Accepted Answer

Option A: Indira Gandhi Canal (Rajasthan Canal). The Indira Gandhi Canal (650 km long) draws water from the Harike Barrage at the confluence of the Satluj and Beas rivers in Punjab to irrigate the Thar Desert of western Rajasthan.

Question 22

Who laid the foundations of the sovereign Jamwal Dogra dynasty of Jammu in the early 18th century?

Accepted Answer

Option A: Raja Dhruv Dev. Raja Dhruv Dev (1703–1725) consolidated the 22 Dogra hill principalities (Duggar) and laid the foundation of the sovereign Jamwal dynasty of Jammu, which reached its zenith under his son Raja Ranjit Dev.

Question 23

Which of the following is NOT a traditional festival of erstwhile Jammu & Kashmir / Ladakh?

Accepted Answer

Option C: Majuli festival. Majuli Festival is an eco-cultural festival celebrated on Majuli river island in Assam. Dosmochey, Matho Nagrang, and Hemis are monastic festivals of Ladakh/erstwhile J&K.

Question 24

Which type of fine embroidery stitch is predominantly used in Kashmiri Kashida (Aari) embroidery on shawls and pherans?

Accepted Answer

Option B: Chain stitch (Aari). Kashmiri Kashida embroidery prominently employs the Chain Stitch (worked with a specialized pointed hooked needle called an Aari), producing floral chinar and paisley motifs.

Question 25

Which bird has been officially designated as the Union Territory Bird of Jammu and Kashmir?

Accepted Answer

Option A: Kalij pheasant. The Government of Jammu and Kashmir officially declared the Kalij Pheasant (*Lophura leucomelanos*) as the UT Bird of J&K in October 2021. (The Black-necked crane is the UT bird of Ladakh).

Question 26

Consider the following statements about the Pakal Dul Hydroelectric Project (HEP):
1. It is an under-construction 1,000 MW (1 GW) capacity HEP.
2. It is located on the Marusudar river (a major tributary of the Chenab) in the Kishtwar district of J&K.
3. It features a 167 m high concrete-face rockfill dam.
Which of the above statements are correct?

Accepted Answer

Option D: 1, 2 and 3. All three statements are correct: The Pakal Dul HEP is a 1,000 MW project being built by CVPPPL on the Marusudar river at Drangal village in Kishtwar district with a 167m high rockfill dam.

Question 27

Which is the deepest freshwater lake in Jammu and Kashmir?

Accepted Answer

Option D: Manasbal Lake. Manasbal Lake (located in Ganderbal district, Kashmir) is the deepest lake in Jammu & Kashmir and India, reaching a maximum depth of 13 meters (43 feet).

Question 28

What is the botanical / scientific name of the wild gourmet Morel mushroom (Guchhi) found in the Himalayan forests of J&K?

Accepted Answer

Option B: Morchella esculenta. Guchhi (the highly prized yellow morel mushroom harvested from temperate conifer forests of Doda, Kishtwar, and Kupwara) is scientifically named *Morchella esculenta*.

Question 29

Which 8th-century Karkota dynasty monarch constructed the grand Martand Sun Temple in Anantnag, Kashmir?

Accepted Answer

Option C: Lalitaditya Muktapida. Emperor Lalitaditya Muktapida (reigned 724–760 AD) of the Karkota dynasty built the monumental Martand Sun Temple atop the Mattan plateau in Anantnag.

Question 30

Which of the following statements about Chandanwari in Jammu and Kashmir is NOT correct?

Accepted Answer

Option D: It offers sightseeing opportunities with the Markhar River flowing nearby.. Statement D is NOT correct because the river flowing through Chandanwari is the Sheshnag stream / Lidder River, not the non-existent 'Markhar River'.

Question 31

What is the sum of all consecutive odd numbers up to 180?

Accepted Answer

Option B: 8100. The odd numbers up to 180 are $1, 3, 5, ..., 179$. The number of odd terms $n = \frac{180}{2} = 90$. Formula for sum of first $n$ odd numbers: $S_n = n^2 = 90^2 = 8100$.

Question 32

In an examination, 77% of students passed in Mathematics and 82% passed in Computer Science. If 72% passed in both subjects, what percentage of students failed in both subjects?

Accepted Answer

Option C: 13%. Percentage passing at least one subject: $P(M \cup C) = P(M) + P(C) - P(M \cap C) = 77\% + 82\% - 72\% = 87\%$. Percentage failing both subjects $= 100\% - 87\% = 13\%$.

Question 33

Lavya bought 312 chocolates to distribute among $x$ students. When she bought 364 chocolates for the same $x$ students, the average received per student increased by 1. Find the number of students $x$ and the new average per student.

Accepted Answer

Option B: 52 students, 7 chocolates per student. Difference in average $= \frac{364}{x} - \frac{312}{x} = \frac{52}{x} = 1 \implies x = 52	ext{ students}$. Average with 364 chocolates $= \frac{364}{52} = 7	ext{ chocolates}$.

Question 34

Rohit and Mohit together have Rs. 1500. If $\frac{3}{7}$ of Rohit's amount is equal to $\frac{2}{5}$ of Mohit's amount, how much money does Mohit have (rounded to nearest whole rupee)?

Accepted Answer

Option D: 776. Given $\frac{3}{7} R = \frac{2}{5} M \implies R = \frac{14}{15} M$. Substituting into $R + M = 1500 \implies \frac{14}{15} M + M = 1500 \implies \frac{29}{15} M = 1500 \implies M = \frac{22500}{29} \approx 775.86 \approx 	ext{Rs. } 776$.

Question 35

A and B work together to type a 134-page assignment. A types 65 pages in 5 hours, and B types 84 pages in 7 hours. If both start together and A leaves after 2 hours, how many hours will B take to complete the remaining pages alone?

Accepted Answer

Option A: 7 hours. Typing speeds: $R_A = \frac{65}{5} = 13	ext{ pages/hr}$, $R_B = \frac{84}{7} = 12	ext{ pages/hr}$. In the first 2 hours, together they type $(13 + 12) 	imes 2 = 50	ext{ pages}$. Remaining pages $= 134 - 50 = 84	ext{ pages}$. Time for B alone $= \frac{84}{12} = 7	ext{ hours}$.

Question 36

Find the missing term in the alphabet series: GKO, IMQ, KOS, ?, OSW

Accepted Answer

Option B: MQU. Letter position progression:
- 1st letter: G(7) → I(9) → K(11) → M(13) → O(15)
- 2nd letter: K(11) → M(13) → O(15) → Q(17) → S(19)
- 3rd letter: O(15) → Q(17) → S(19) → U(21) → W(23)
Missing term is MQU.

Question 37

Find the wrong term in the given series: URQON, PNNMM, KKKJL, FFHIK, ABEGJ

Accepted Answer

Option C: FFHIK. Analyzing positional shifts across terms reveals that FFHIK deviates from the consistent decremental alphabet offset pattern.

Question 38

Match the words with their alphanumeric codes based on positional values:
i) BRAIN — 2. 44 ($2+18+1+9+14 = 44$)
ii) GROUP — 3. 77 ($7+18+15+21+16 = 77$)
iii) HOUSE — 1. 68 ($8+15+21+19+5 = 68$)

Accepted Answer

Option C: i-2, ii-3, iii-1. Sum of English alphabet positional numbers: BRAIN $= 2+18+1+9+14 = 44$ (i-2); GROUP $= 7+18+15+21+16 = 77$ (ii-3); HOUSE $= 8+15+21+19+5 = 68$ (iii-1) $\implies$ i-2, ii-3, iii-1.

Question 39

Ravi walks 10 km East, turns right and walks 5 km South, turns right and walks 10 km West, and finally turns left and walks 10 km South. What is the shortest distance from his current position to his home?

Accepted Answer

Option B: 15 km. Coordinates: From (0,0) → East 10 km (10, 0) → South 5 km (10, -5) → West 10 km (0, -5) → South 10 km (0, -15). Shortest distance from home (0,0) to final point (0, -15) is exactly 15 km.

Question 40

In a family of 6 (A, B, C, D, E, F): A is father of D, C is married to A, F is grandfather of D and married to B. E is daughter of B. How is D related to E?

Accepted Answer

Option D: Niece/Nephew. F and B are parents of A and E. A is married to C, and their child is D. Because E is the sibling (sister) of A, D is the Niece or Nephew of E.

Question 41

In a family of 7 members (P, Q, R, S, T, U, V): P is married to Q, R is son of P, S is daughter-in-law of P married to R. S has no daughter, V is son of S, and T is granddaughter of P. How is T related to V?

Accepted Answer

Option A: Sister. T and V are children of the same parents (R and S, where T is granddaughter and V is son). Thus, T is the Sister of V.

Question 42

Rs. 66 is divided among X, Y, and Z such that X gets Rs. 9 more than Y, and Y gets Rs. 12 more than Z. What is the ratio of their shares?

Accepted Answer

Option D: 32:23:11. Let $Z = z$. Then $Y = z + 12$, and $X = (z + 12) + 9 = z + 21$. Total: $(z + 21) + (z + 12) + z = 66 \implies 3z + 33 = 66 \implies 3z = 33 \implies z = 11$. Thus $Z = 11$, $Y = 23$, $X = 32$. The ratio $X : Y : Z = 32 : 23 : 11$.

Question 43

A cyclist travels from A to B at 30 km/h for the first 1/3rd of the distance. Due to mechanical issues, speed drops to 20 km/h for the remaining 2/3rd distance. If total trip takes 8 hours, what is total distance between A and B?

Accepted Answer

Option C: 180 km. Let total distance be $D$. Time taken: $T = \frac{D/3}{30} + \frac{2D/3}{20} = \frac{D}{90} + \frac{D}{30} = \frac{4D}{90} = 8	ext{ hours} \implies D = \frac{8 	imes 90}{4} = 180	ext{ km}$.

Question 44

In computer networking, what does the abbreviation 'URL' stand for?

Accepted Answer

Option B: Uniform Resource Locator. URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator, the global address standard used to identify resources on the World Wide Web.

Question 45

Choose the word most similar in meaning to: **ABEYANCE**

Accepted Answer

Option C: Temporary Suspension. 'Abeyance' means a state of temporary disuse, inactivity, or suspension.

Question 46

Choose the word most similar in meaning to: **ABHOR**

Accepted Answer

Option B: Loathe. 'Abhor' means to regard with extreme disgust, detestation, or hatred; to loathe.

Question 47

Choose the word most similar in meaning to: **SAGACIOUS**

Accepted Answer

Option A: Wise. 'Sagacious' means having or showing keen mental discernment and good judgment; wise, shrewd, and insightful.

Question 48

Choose the word most opposite in meaning to: **MOLLIFY**

Accepted Answer

Option B: Enrage. 'Mollify' means to appease, soothe, or calm someone's anger. Its direct antonym is 'Enrage' (to make extremely angry or infuriate).

Question 49

Choose the word most opposite in meaning to: **DOCILE**

Accepted Answer

Option A: Defiant. 'Docile' means submissive, compliant, and easily managed. Its antonym is 'Defiant' (rebellious, bold, and disobedient).

Question 50

Choose the word most opposite in meaning to: **ANIMATED**

Accepted Answer

Option B: Dull. 'Animated' means lively, spirited, and full of vigor. Its antonym is 'Dull' (lifeless, boring, or sluggish).

Question 51

Describe the meaning of the idiom: **A bolt from the blue**

Accepted Answer

Option C: An unexpected and unpleasant event. 'A bolt from the blue' refers to a sudden, completely unexpected, and shocking piece of news or event.

Question 52

Describe the meaning of the idiom: **Scrape the barrel**

Accepted Answer

Option D: To be forced to use one's last and weakest resource. 'Scrape the barrel' (or scrape the bottom of the barrel) means being reduced to using the worst, least desirable, or last remaining alternatives available.

Question 53

Describe the meaning of the idiom: **Bear the palm**

Accepted Answer

Option D: To be victorious / win the prize. 'To bear the palm' is an idiom derived from ancient victory laurels meaning to win, achieve distinction, or be victorious.

Question 54

Describe the meaning of the word/idiom: **A greenhorn**

Accepted Answer

Option A: An inexperienced novice person. 'A greenhorn' is an inexperienced, naive person who is new to a particular field, profession, or situation.

Question 55

Select the correct passive voice: "The writer who passed away recently has authored a dozen novels and a number of poetry collections."

Accepted Answer

Option B: A dozen novels and a number of poetry collections have been authored by the writer who passed away recently. Present perfect active ('has authored') with compound plural object ('A dozen novels and a number of poetry collections') converts to 'have been authored': "A dozen novels and a number of poetry collections have been authored by the writer who passed away recently."

Question 56

Select the correct passive voice: "The members of the parliament elect their group leader either by consensus or by voice vote."

Accepted Answer

Option B: The group leader is elected by the members of the parliament either by consensus or by voice vote. Simple present active ('elect') with singular object ('The group leader') converts to 'is elected': "The group leader is elected by the members of the parliament either by consensus or by voice vote."

Question 57

Select the correct passive voice: "India won freedom with the blood and sweat of hundreds and thousands of Indians."

Accepted Answer

Option A: Freedom was won by India with the blood and sweat of hundreds and thousands of Indians. Simple past active ('won') with object ('freedom') converts to 'was won': "Freedom was won by India with the blood and sweat of hundreds and thousands of Indians."

Question 58

Fill in the blanks: "The different moods of the subjects had a direct _______ not only on what was observed but, even more _______ on the meaning of what was perceived."

Accepted Answer

Option C: effect, strongly. "had a direct effect" provides the appropriate noun following the adjective 'direct', and "even more strongly" provides the comparative adverb modifying the verb perceived.

Question 59

Fill in the blanks: "Most people are too _______ in their own lives to _______ much about the agonies of others."

Accepted Answer

Option C: absorbed, care. Idiomatic usage: "too absorbed in their own lives to care much about the agonies of others."

Question 60

After returning from South Africa in 1915, Mahatma Gandhi launched his first successful Satyagraha in India at which place in 1917?

Accepted Answer

Option B: Champaran (Bihar). Champaran Satyagraha in Bihar (1917) was Mahatma Gandhi's first civil disobedience movement in India, organized to support oppressed indigo farmers against the tinkathia system.

Question 61

The Salal Hydroelectric Project (690 MW) is situated in which State/UT?

Accepted Answer

Option B: Jammu and Kashmir (Reasi). Salal Hydroelectric Project is a run-of-the-river power station constructed on the Chenab River in the Reasi district of Jammu & Kashmir.

Question 62

The eastern coastal plain stretching along Tamil Nadu and southern Andhra Pradesh is known as the

Accepted Answer

Option D: Coromandel Coast. The Coromandel Coast is the coastal region of the southeastern Indian peninsula between Kanyakumari and the Krishna River delta in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh.

Question 63

Which Indian state shares international land borders with three separate countries: Nepal, Bhutan, and China?

Accepted Answer

Option C: Sikkim. The Himalayan state of Sikkim is nestled between Nepal to its west, Bhutan to its east, and the Tibet Autonomous Region of China to its north.

Question 64

Which Mughal Emperor famously described Kashmir as the "Paradise on Earth" (*Gar firdaus bar roo-e zameen ast...*)?

Accepted Answer

Option A: Jahangir. Mughal Emperor Jahangir passionately loved Kashmir and immortalized it with the famous Persian couplet: "Gar firdaus bar roo-e zameen ast, hamin ast-o hamin ast-o hamin ast" (If there is a paradise on earth, it is here, it is here, it is here).

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What is one of the primary goals of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 in terms of school education structure?

According to NEP 2020, up to what grade is it preferred to use the mother tongue/local language as the medium of instruction?

Which of the following is NOT a proposal for higher education reform in NEP 2020?

Assemble the scattered segments into a coherent sentence:P. mornings at her grandmother's houseQ. baked bread filled the kitchenR. The aroma of freshlyS. It reminded her of childhood

Find out the error part in the sentence:"His perspicacious (a) / observations would have revealed (b) / insights that had (c) / previously gone unnoticed (d)."

Convert into indirect speech: He said, "I am going to the market now."

Pick out the correct meaning of the idiom: A piece of cake

In the sentence: "It was my sister's birthday yesterday; however, she did not want to celebrate.", the independent clause is

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: Barking up the wrong tree

Fill in the blanks: "The team worked tirelessly _______ the guidance of their coach to improve their performance _______ the challenging season."

Neeraj Chopra won which medal in which event at the Asian Games 2023 in Hangzhou?

Which of the following statements about Arunachal Pradesh's Gorsam Kora Festival (celebrated in March 2024) is NOT correct?

Match the socio-political organizations with their founders:i) Brahmo Samaj — 2. Raja Ram Mohan Roy (along with Dwarkanath Tagore)ii) Swaraj Party — 3. Chittaranjan Das and Motilal Nehruiii) Deccan Education Society — 1. Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Gopal Ganesh Agarkar

Which state in India recorded the lowest literacy rate (61.80%61.80\%61.80%) as per the 2011 Census?

The mighty Brahmaputra river originates from which geographical source?

Match the dams in Karnataka with their corresponding rivers:i) Supa Dam — 3. Kali / Kalinadi Riverii) Almatti Dam — 2. Krishna Riveriii) Linganamakki Dam — 1. Sharavathi River

The low-pressure equatorial belt where the Northeast and Southeast trade winds converge is known as the

National Waterway 1 (NW-1) in India connects which two terminals?

The longest irrigation canal in India that originates from Harike Barrage at the confluence of the Satluj and Beas rivers in Punjab and terminates in Rajasthan is the

Who laid the foundations of the sovereign Jamwal Dogra dynasty of Jammu in the early 18th century?

Which of the following is NOT a traditional festival of erstwhile Jammu & Kashmir / Ladakh?

Which type of fine embroidery stitch is predominantly used in Kashmiri Kashida (Aari) embroidery on shawls and pherans?

Which bird has been officially designated as the Union Territory Bird of Jammu and Kashmir?

Which is the deepest freshwater lake in Jammu and Kashmir?

What is the botanical / scientific name of the wild gourmet Morel mushroom (Guchhi) found in the Himalayan forests of J&K?

Which 8th-century Karkota dynasty monarch constructed the grand Martand Sun Temple in Anantnag, Kashmir?

Which of the following statements about Chandanwari in Jammu and Kashmir is NOT correct?

What is the sum of all consecutive odd numbers up to 180?

In an examination, 77% of students passed in Mathematics and 82% passed in Computer Science. If 72% passed in both subjects, what percentage of students failed in both subjects?

Lavya bought 312 chocolates to distribute among xxx students. When she bought 364 chocolates for the same xxx students, the average received per student increased by 1. Find the number of students xxx and the new average per student.

Rohit and Mohit together have Rs. 1500. If 37\frac{3}{7}73​ of Rohit's amount is equal to 25\frac{2}{5}52​ of Mohit's amount, how much money does Mohit have (rounded to nearest whole rupee)?

A and B work together to type a 134-page assignment. A types 65 pages in 5 hours, and B types 84 pages in 7 hours. If both start together and A leaves after 2 hours, how many hours will B take to complete the remaining pages alone?

Find the missing term in the alphabet series: GKO, IMQ, KOS, ?, OSW

Find the wrong term in the given series: URQON, PNNMM, KKKJL, FFHIK, ABEGJ

Match the words with their alphanumeric codes based on positional values:i) BRAIN — 2. 44 (2+18+1+9+14=442+18+1+9+14 = 442+18+1+9+14=44)ii) GROUP — 3. 77 (7+18+15+21+16=777+18+15+21+16 = 777+18+15+21+16=77)iii) HOUSE — 1. 68 (8+15+21+19+5=688+15+21+19+5 = 688+15+21+19+5=68)

Ravi walks 10 km East, turns right and walks 5 km South, turns right and walks 10 km West, and finally turns left and walks 10 km South. What is the shortest distance from his current position to his home?

In a family of 6 (A, B, C, D, E, F): A is father of D, C is married to A, F is grandfather of D and married to B. E is daughter of B. How is D related to E?

In a family of 7 members (P, Q, R, S, T, U, V): P is married to Q, R is son of P, S is daughter-in-law of P married to R. S has no daughter, V is son of S, and T is granddaughter of P. How is T related to V?

Rs. 66 is divided among X, Y, and Z such that X gets Rs. 9 more than Y, and Y gets Rs. 12 more than Z. What is the ratio of their shares?

A cyclist travels from A to B at 30 km/h for the first 1/3rd of the distance. Due to mechanical issues, speed drops to 20 km/h for the remaining 2/3rd distance. If total trip takes 8 hours, what is total distance between A and B?

In computer networking, what does the abbreviation 'URL' stand for?

Choose the word most similar in meaning to: ABEYANCE

Choose the word most similar in meaning to: ABHOR

Choose the word most similar in meaning to: SAGACIOUS

Choose the word most opposite in meaning to: MOLLIFY

Choose the word most opposite in meaning to: DOCILE

Choose the word most opposite in meaning to: ANIMATED

Describe the meaning of the idiom: A bolt from the blue

Describe the meaning of the idiom: Scrape the barrel

Describe the meaning of the idiom: Bear the palm

Describe the meaning of the word/idiom: A greenhorn

Select the correct passive voice: "The writer who passed away recently has authored a dozen novels and a number of poetry collections."

Select the correct passive voice: "The members of the parliament elect their group leader either by consensus or by voice vote."

Select the correct passive voice: "India won freedom with the blood and sweat of hundreds and thousands of Indians."

Fill in the blanks: "The different moods of the subjects had a direct _______ not only on what was observed but, even more _______ on the meaning of what was perceived."

Fill in the blanks: "Most people are too _______ in their own lives to _______ much about the agonies of others."

After returning from South Africa in 1915, Mahatma Gandhi launched his first successful Satyagraha in India at which place in 1917?

The Salal Hydroelectric Project (690 MW) is situated in which State/UT?

The eastern coastal plain stretching along Tamil Nadu and southern Andhra Pradesh is known as the

Which Indian state shares international land borders with three separate countries: Nepal, Bhutan, and China?

Which Mughal Emperor famously described Kashmir as the "Paradise on Earth" (Gar firdaus bar roo-e zameen ast...)?

Complete the antonym analogy: Moderate : Intensify :: Nominal : ?

Complete the geographical analogy: Maharashtra : India :: Texas : ?

What does the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + I accomplish in Microsoft Word?

In Microsoft Word, which OLE feature enables dynamic automatic updates in a destination document whenever the source file is modified?

Which of the following elements can be inserted as a Cross-Reference target in Microsoft Word?

What happens when you select a cell in MS Excel and type "=C19" followed by pressing Enter?

In MS Excel, the Accounting number format displays negative numbers enclosed in

Which dedicated area in an MS Excel window allows typing, viewing, and editing data values and cell formulas?

The rectangular intersection of a column and a row in a spreadsheet worksheet is called a

In MS Excel, if you begin typing an entry into a cell and then realize you want to cancel and discard your entry, which key should you press?

In computer graphics, digital imaging, and video displays, the acronym 'RGB' stands for

In Microsoft PowerPoint, 'Ellipse Motion' is a predefined type of

In Microsoft PowerPoint, special visual effects used to introduce and transition between slides during a presentation are called

In Microsoft PowerPoint, what is the default page setup orientation for Notes Pages, Outlines, and Handouts?

Pre-designed slide formats, colour palettes, and typography styles created to maintain presentation consistency are known as

Consider the following statements regarding the Unix Operating System:I. Unix is a multitasking, multi-user operating system.II. The Unix operating system was rewritten and coded in the C programming language by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie.Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Assemble the scattered segments into a coherent sentence:
P. mornings at her grandmother's house
Q. baked bread filled the kitchen
R. The aroma of freshly
S. It reminded her of childhood

Find out the error part in the sentence:
"His perspicacious (a) / observations would have revealed (b) / insights that had (c) / previously gone unnoticed (d)."

Fill in the blanks: "The team worked tirelessly _ the guidance of their coach to improve their performance _ the challenging season."

Match the socio-political organizations with their founders:
i) Brahmo Samaj — 2. Raja Ram Mohan Roy (along with Dwarkanath Tagore)
ii) Swaraj Party — 3. Chittaranjan Das and Motilal Nehru
iii) Deccan Education Society — 1. Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Gopal Ganesh Agarkar

Which state in India recorded the lowest literacy rate ( $61.80\%$ ) as per the 2011 Census?

Match the dams in Karnataka with their corresponding rivers:
i) Supa Dam — 3. Kali / Kalinadi River
ii) Almatti Dam — 2. Krishna River
iii) Linganamakki Dam — 1. Sharavathi River

Lavya bought 312 chocolates to distribute among $x$ students. When she bought 364 chocolates for the same $x$ students, the average received per student increased by 1. Find the number of students $x$ and the new average per student.

Rohit and Mohit together have Rs. 1500. If $\frac{3}{7}$ of Rohit's amount is equal to $\frac{2}{5}$ of Mohit's amount, how much money does Mohit have (rounded to nearest whole rupee)?

Match the words with their alphanumeric codes based on positional values:
i) BRAIN — 2. 44 ( $2+18+1+9+14 = 44$ )
ii) GROUP — 3. 77 ( $7+18+15+21+16 = 77$ )
iii) HOUSE — 1. 68 ( $8+15+21+19+5 = 68$ )

Fill in the blanks: "The different moods of the subjects had a direct _ not only on what was observed but, even more _ on the meaning of what was perceived."

Fill in the blanks: "Most people are too _ in their own lives to _ much about the agonies of others."

Consider the following statements regarding the Unix Operating System:
I. Unix is a multitasking, multi-user operating system.
II. The Unix operating system was rewritten and coded in the C programming language by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?