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Q. 1 - Q. 20 carry one mark each.

Q.l The planet having density less than 1.0 gm/cm3 is
(A) Jupiter (B) Neptune (C) Saturn (D) Uranus

Q.2 Which mineral in a metamorphic rock indicates high grade metamorphism?

(A) Chlorite (B) Muscovite (C) Serpentine (D) Sillimanite

Q.3 Which of the following landforms is formed by organisms?

(A) Atoll (B) Drumlins (C) Outwash (D) Point bar

Q.4 The age of the sandstone reservoir in Cambay basin is

(A) Cretaceous (B) Eocene (C) Holocene (D) Jurassic

Q.5 Due to Coriolis effect, the ocean currents will be deOected towards the right in
(A) Antarctica (B) Equator
(C) Southern Hemisphere (D) Northern Hemisphere

Q.6 The age of the Precambrian- Cambrian boundary (in million years) is close to
(A) 250 (B) 550
(C) 1550 (D) 2550

Q.7 Which of the following minerals is harder than a knife blade?

(A) Calcite (B) Fluorite (C) Gypsum (D) Quartz

Q.8 Choose a Proterozoic stratigraphic unit from the following

(A) Cuddapah Super Group (B) Dharwar Super Group
(C) Gondwana Super Group (D) iron Ore Group

Q.9 The correct pair of naturally occurring fissile isotope of Uranium is

(A) U236 a nd u237 (B) U:!35 and U236 (C) U:!35 and U:!38 (D) U236 and U:!38

Q.lO in the plate tectonic theory, the "ring of fire" around the Pacific ocean is related to
(A) convergent plate boundary (B) divergent plate boundary
(C) hot spots (D) transform fault

Q.ll The shear wave is

(A) longitudinal (B) dilatational (C) irrotational (D) equivoluminal

Q.l2 The liquid used in the sensor of a Proton Precession Magnetometer should be rich 111

(A) carbon (B) hydrogen (C) nitrogen (D) oxygen

Q.l3 The dominant process of heat transport in the lithosphere is

(A) advection (B) conduction (C) convection (D) radiation

Q.l4 The shape of a vertical electric soundtng curve over a three layer sequence compn:.tng moist soil
(top). fresh water saturated coarse sand (middle) and clay (bottom) is
(A) A- type (B) H- type (C) K- type (D) Q- type

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Q.l5 The geophysical method that provided a convincing evidence of sea floor spreading is
(A) gravity (B ) magnetic (C) electric (D) seismic

Q.l6 The difference in the gravity value (in mgal) between the equator and pole is close to
(A) 3786 (B) 4586 (C) 5186 (D) 5986

Q.17 With respect to the Ea11h-Moon axis, the tidal deformation of the Earth produced by the Moon has
the shape of
(A) oblate ellipse (B) oblate ellipsoid (C) prolate ellipse (D) prolate ellipsoid

Q.l8 A successful combination of geophysical methods for exploration of kimberlite pipe is

(A) gravity and radiometric (B) magnetic and electromagnetic

(C) radiometric and magnetic (D) radiometric and seismic

Q.l9 Liquid outer core is evidenced by shadow zone for direct P-wa\'e in the epicentral distance of
(A) 91°-132° (B) 92°-142°
(C) 102°-132° (D) 102°- 142°

Q.20 Rift valleys are bounded by

(A) normal faults (B) reverse faults (C) strike-slip faults (D) transform faults

Q. 21 to Q.75 carry two marks each.

Q.21 The composition of a sandstone is as follows:

Quartz: 55%, Feldspar: 25%. Rock fragments: I% and Matrix: 19%

Petrographically, the sandstone is classified as

(A) arkose (B) arkosic wacke
(C) lithic arenite (D) quartz wacke

Q.?.2 Match the sedimentary structures 111 Group I with the geological processes in Group II.

Group I Group II

P. Load casts l. Turbulent scour

Q. Cross bedding 2. Melting ice
R. Rutes 3. Soft sediment deformation
S. Dropstones 4. Biogenic
5. Migration of mega ripples
(A) (B) (C) (D)
P- 3 P-2 P- 3 P- 1
Q- 2 Q-l Q- 5 Q- 4
R- 1 R-5 R- 1 R- 5
S-4 S-4 S- 2 S-2
Q.23 The phyllodes developed in echinoids to
(A) increase efficiency in food collection (B) protect it from sinking in muddy substratum
(C) buiTow deep into the sediments (D) protect it from predators

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Q.24 Two rock samples, P and Q, are characterized by the following well-preserved fossil assemblages:
P: abundance of planktonic foraminifera and radiolaJia
Q: abundance of spore, pollen and vertebrate fossils

Which of the following statements is true about the palaeoenvironmental conditions of the rocks?
(A) Pis estuarine and Q is deep marine (B) Pis inter-tidal and Q is terresrnal
(C) P is terrestrial and Q is shallow marine (D) Pis deep marine and Q is terrestrial

Q.25 The evidence of Turonian marine transgression in Peninsular India is

(A) Bagh Beds (B) Niniyur Formation
(C) Patcham Formation (D) Umaria Marine Bed

Q.26 Match the stratigraphic units of India with their age:

Stratigraphic Units Age

P. Sargur Schist 1. Oligocene

Q. Kopili Shales 2. Eocene
R. Damuda Group 3. Permian
S. Kolhan Group 4. Carboniferous
5. Proterozoic
6. Archaean
(A) (B) (C) (D)
P- 5 P-4 P-6 P-6
Q -3 Q -3 Q- 1 Q -2
R-4 R-l R-2 R-3
S-1 S-5 S-5 S-5
Q.27 In the following depth- temperature profile the broken lines indicate geothermal gradiems. The
zone in which oil and gas are likely to be generated and trapped is

Temperature (C)
W ~ M W IOOI~l~IMIWWO
or-~~-rL-~-L~~L_L_~-L---+

Q s
\
\
\
\
\
\
\ R
c.
0
\
\
\
0 4
p ,\
•<J>,\
() \
1:2'
~\
? \

(A) p (B) Q (C) R (D) S

Q.28 If a honzontal mirror plane is added to a pyramid having three-fold symmetry, the resultant
symmetry or the c-axis will be
(A) 3m (B) 3 (C) 6 (D) 6/m

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Q.29 Dodeca hedron and trapezo hedron faces are observe d in

(A) beryl (B) chalcop ynte (C) fluorite (D) garnet
Q.30 The crystal system of biotite is
<A) hexagonal (B) monocl inic (C) orthorh ombic (D) tetrago nal

Q.31 The {0001} secuon of a uniaxial mineral can be disting uished from
an ISOtropic mineral in thin
section by
(A) extmcti on angle (B) pleochr oism (C) relief (D) interfer ence figure
Q.32 Match the landfor ms in Group I with geomor phic process es in Group
II
Group l Group 11

P. Paired terrace 1. Glacial erosion

Q. Cirque 2. Glacial deposit ion
R Barcha n 1 R1vcr reJuvenation
S. Kames -l Wmd eros1on
5. Wmd deposit ion
(A) (B) (C) (D)
P-4 p :! P-3 P -3
Q-2 Q-3 Q 2 Q l
R-5 R 4 R 5 R 5
s 3 s s 4 s 2
Q.33 Match the ore/mm eral deposit s m Group I with genet1c process es
in Group II
Group I Group II

P Kyanite I. Chemic al sedime ntation

Q. Laterite 2. Chemic al weathe ring
R Banded iron ore 3. Metam orphic
S. Platinu m 4. Magma tic
(A) (B) (C) (D)
P -2 P-3 p 4 p 3
Q-1 Q-2 Q -3
R 1 Q 2
R t R 2 R 4
S-4 s 4 s s
Q.34 The scale of an aenal photog raph acqu1red from a he1ght of 5000
m using a camera having focal
length of 200 mm, IS
(A) t · 5000 (B) I : 20000 (C) I : 40000 (D) I :60000
Q.35 The ratio of axial stress to corresp onding axial st1 a in for ela.,tic materia
l is known as
(A) Bulk modulu s (B) Po1sso n's ratio (C) Shear modulu s (D) Young 's modulu s

Q.36 An x-ray beam of wavelength .A= 1.541 A is mciden t on a cubic crystal

having latuce spacing of
4 A. What will be its 20 value (where 0 1s the glancin g angle) on x-ray
d1ffractogram?
(A) 11.10" (B) 20.10°

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Q.37 The dip slip of a fault is 200m and the dip amount is 30°. The throw of the fault (m) is
(A) 300 (B) 200 (C) 100 (0) 50

Q.38 Which of the following modes of origin applies to snov.ball garnet?

(A) Prc-tcctomc (B) Syn-tectonic (C) Post-tectonic (0) Contact metamorphic

Q.39 Rocks of which of the following factes form under low geothermal gradient?
(A) Blueschist (B) Granulite
(C) Hornblende hornfels (0) Sanidinite

Q.40 Which of the following statements is/are true for porosity of sandstone'?

P. Porosity increases wtth sorting of grains.

Q. Porosity decreases with sorting of grains.
R. Porosity decreases with shale content.
S. Porosity increases with shale content.
(A) Q (B) P. S (C) P. R (O)S

Q.41 On crystallizatio n of anorthite. Sr concentratio n in the magma will

(A) decrease (B) increase
(C) increase and then decrease (0) remain constant

Q.42 If the solubility product of gypsum is 10_. 16• the solubility (mol/litre) of gypsum in an ideal aqueous
solution will be
(A) 10·9.n (8) I 0-1 ..3 6 (C) 10 2.18 (0) w·l.09

Q.43 What is the age of the lignite deposit of Neyveli?

(A) Eoccnce (B) Miocene (C) Oligocene (0) Permian

Q.44 Find the correct match of mineral pair in Group I with the correspondin g crystallizatio n behaviour
in Group II
Group I Group II

P. Stltca- K feldspar 1. Solid solution

Q. Albttc- Anorthtte 2. Pentectic
R. Forsterite- Siltca 3. Eutectic

(A) (B) (C) (0)

P-3 P-1 P-2 P-3
Q- 1 Q-2 Q I Q- 2
R-2 R-3 R-3 R 1

Q.45 An igneous rock with 50t;f oli\inc. 25t;f orthopyroxen e and 25<J: clinopyroxen e by mode will be
called
(A) dunite (B) harzburgitc (C) lherzolite (0) \\Chrlite

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Q.46 In a gravity survey. if the observati on point lies below the datum plane. then for gravity
data
reduction
{A) Free-air and Bouguer correctio ns are positive
(B) Free-air correctiOn is positive and Bouguer correctio n is negative
(C) Free-air correctio n IS negative and Bouguer correctio n is positive
(D) Free-air and Bouguer con·ectio ns are negative

Q.47 If the Earth's magnetic field at the n01th pole is 60,000 y and the radius of Eatth is R, at
what height
above the north pole will its magnitud e be 30,000 y?
(A) 0.26 R (B) 0.52 R (C) 0.78 R (D) 1.04 R

Q.48 Match the apparent resistivity type curves observed on the surface in Group I with the
subsurfac e
resistivity variations in Group II

Group I Group II

P. AK-Type l. Pt < P2> P3> p_.

Q. HK-Type 2. Pt > P2 < P3 > P4
R. KQ-Type 3. Pt > P2< P3< P4
S. HA-Type 4. Pt < P2< P3< P4
5. Pt < P2> P3< P4
6. Pt < P2< P3> P-1
(A) (B) (C) (D)
P-2 P -3 P-4 P-6
Q -4 Q-4 Q-5 Q-2
R- 1 R-2 R-6 R- 1
S-3 S-6 S-1 S-3
Q.49 The plane wave electroma gnetic field traveling vertically downwar d in a homogen eous
half-spac e
of resistivity 500 .Qm varies with depth 'z' as,

Hlz) =H0 e -O.sz {cos(rot- 0.5z) + i sin(rot- 0.5z)}

What is the frequency (in Hz) of the primary field given )..l = ~lo =47t X 10'7 him?
(A) 7.16 X 107 (B)5.16 x 107 (C)3.16 x 107 (D) l.l6x 107

Q.50 Wenner survey is performe d over a homogen eous ground of resistivity 200 .Qm.
For the current
electrode spacing of 60 m. 100 rnA current flow is recorded. What w1ll be the
magnitud e of
potential differenc e (m mY) between potential electrode s?
(A) 53.0 (B) 159.2 (C) 477.7 (D) 1433.1
Q.51 Potential D1fference (PD) and Gradient of Potential Differenc e (GPD) are measured
along a profile
over a massive sulfide body in self-potenttal survey. Which of the following statemen
ts is l:Orrect
for the anomalie s over the center of the body?
(A) PO is positive and GPD is positive (B) PO is positive and GPO is zero
(C) PO IS negative and GPD is negative (D) PD is negat1 ve and GPD is zero

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Q.52 Match the phase differences between the quantlltes of induction phenomena (Group 1) with the
amount of phase difference in Group IT

Group I Group II

P. Secondary field wtth respect to primary field 1. leads by 90°

Q. In phase component of secondary field
with respect to primary field 2. lags by 90°
R. Quadrature component of secondary field
with respect to primary field 3. lags between 90°- 180°
S. Quadrature component of secondary field
with respect to in phase component of secondary field 4. lags by 180°
{A) {B) (C) (D)
P-4 P- 1 P- 2 P- 3
Q- 1 Q-2 Q-3 Q-4
R-3 R-4 R- l R-2
S- 2 S- 3 S- 4 S- 1

Q.53 Which of the following combinations of electromagnetic field components is measured in

magnetotelluric method?
(A) E~. Ey. Hx. Hy. Hz (B) Ex, Ey. E1, Hx. Hz
(C) Ex, Ey. Ez. Hy. Hz (D) Ex, Ez, H!(, Hy. Hz

Q.54 Which form of partial differential equation is used for the interpretation of electromagnetic
anomalies in geophysical prospecting?
(A) Diffusion equation (B) Laplace's equation
(C) Poisson's equation (D) Wave equation

Q.55 A radioactive substance decays to one third of its original value in 6 hours time. What is the half-
life (in hours) of the substance?
(A) 3.58 (B) 3.78 (C) 3.98 (D) 4.18

Q.56 The relation between magnetic latitude (9) and the magnetic inclination ( i) is

(A) 2 tan i = tan 9 (B) tan i = 2 tan 8 (C) tan i = 2 tan 2 9 (D) 2 tan i = cos 9
Q.57 To derive magnetic field from gravity field, the Poisson's relation can be used only when the
dtrectton of magnetization is
(A) horizontal (0°) (D) vertical (90°)

Q.58 Fourier analysis matches the signal by a series of sinusoids. Each member of the series fits an exact
number of
(A) one-fourth wavelength (B) one-third wavelength
(C) half-wavelength (D) one wavelength

Q.59 Compton scattering is the physical basis of

(A) Neutron - Gamma logging (B) Neutron- thermal neutron logging
(C) Natural Gamma logging (D) Gamma- Gamma logging

Q.60 If the P-wave velocity is twice that of S-wave velociry in a medtum, the Poisson's ratto of the
materialts
(A) 0.50 (B) 0.33 (C) 0.25 (D) 0.12

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Q.6l The Lame's coeffic ient (A.) can be written in terms of compr
Po1sson 's ratio ( u) as
essibil ity of the material ( /3) and

(A) A=
3
0' (B) A= (l+a)
(1 +a)/] 3a/]
(C) A= a (D) A = 3(1- 2a)
(1 + a)(l- 2a)/] /]
Q.62 The amplitude of seismic wave varies due to spherical spread
ing as a function of
(A) rad1us of sphere (B) l I (radius of sphere)
(C) (radius of sphere) 2 (D) 1 I (radius of sphere) 2

Q.63 If fis the frequency of seismic wave and v is its velocity, the
relation between absorption
coefficient (a) and quality factor ( Q) is

(A) a= 1rj (B) a= Qf (C) a= Qv (D) a= 1rQ

Qv 7rl' 7rf vf
Q.64 In marine seism1c surveys. the maxim um depth d (in feet)
at which the bubble will break is related
to the charge weight W (in pounds) by the relation

(A) d = 3.8 w (B) d = 3.8 w1t:! (C) d = 3.8 W 113 (D) a= 3.8 w114
Q.65 Considering noise problem (reverberation) in marine seismi
c work, the frequencies for higher
(2n-l )V
harmonics are expressed by fn = I . " , where fn- frequency of n'h harmomc , V,.- velocity
4 c"
of sound in water and d. -wate r depth. The fundamental
frequency in terms of the reciprocal of
one- way travel time is

(A) one- fourth (B) one- third (C) one- half (D) three- foUith
Q.66 In a linear inverse problem having rectangular system matrix
that is rank deficient, the mverse
solution is

(A) unique solution (B) least square solution

(C) minim um norm solution (D) minim um norm least square solution

Q.67 In a linear inverse problem having eigenvalues 100, 10, I,

0.1, 0.01, 0.001, the highest condition
number of the system matrix is
(A) 100000 (B) 10000 (C) 1000 (D) 100
Q.68 A combinatiOn of radioactive loggin g to detect chlorine in
a format ion is
(A) Neutron-thermal neutron log and Gamma-Gamma log
(B) Neutron-epithermal neutron log and Neutron-Gamma
log
(C) Neutron-Gamma log and Gamma-Gamma log
(D) Neutron-epithermal neutron log and Gamma-Gamma
log

Q.69 In electrical logging. the measured resistivity of flushed zone

is 19.2 Qm, the resistivity of mud-
filtrate is 1.33 Qm and the computed value of residual oil
saturation in flushed zone is 20%.
The value of formation resistivity factor is
(A) 8.50 (B) 8.85 (C) 9.11 (D) 9.24

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Q.70 In a seism1c reflection survey, lithological boundaries P (Shale and Gas sand). Q (Gas sand and Oil
sand) and R (Oil sand and Water sand) computed on the bas1s of reflection coefficients are shown
in figure. Which is the correct sequence of reflection coefficients at these boundanes'?

Shale

Gas sand

Oil sand

Water sand
(A) P (- 0.30). Q (+ 0.20), R (+ 0.03)
(B) P (- 0.30). Q (+ 0.03), R (+ 0.20)
(C) P (+ 0.20), Q (- 0.30), R (+ 0.03)
(D) P (+ 0.20), Q (+ 0.03). R (- 0.30)
Common Data Questions
Common Data for Questions 71, 72 and 73: The following geological map shows exposures of
sedimentary beds p, q, r. s, t and a batholith (hatched) in a flat terram.

; l'
# # #
##I'# F- F· rault
U- U : Unconfom1ity
# # # # # X- r: Dyk(;
#######
########
ifF=----~tJII!!;L--.---_ _j # # # # # # #
F # # # # # " 't
II

q ##### N
r
# # t t
X

Q.7 1 The fold seen in the area IS

(A) a synform plungmg northerly (B) a synform plungmg southerl y

(C) an antiform plunging northerly (D) an antiform plunging southerly

Q.72 If the fault d1ps 70° southerly, i t is a

(A) normal fault w1th southern upthrown block

(B ) nght lateral stnke-slip fault
(C) reverse fault w1th northern upthrown block
(D ) reverse fault ,.,1th southern upthro'' n block

Q.73 The intrusion of dyke took place

(A) after deposn1on of beds ·s' and ' t'
(B) before deposition of beds's' and 't'
(C) before faultmg
(D) before folding

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Common Data for Question s 74 and 75: Two sampled data sets are given as: X(n) ={1, 2, - 1. 3} and
1
Y(n) = (1, -1, 2,-}
2
Q.74 The cross-cor relation between these two time series for zero lag is

3 5
(A)--
2 (B) 2
(C) 2 (D) 3

Q.75 The convoluti on of the data sets results in a time seri es

11 17
(A) { 1. 1, -,-4. - , - 1, 1 } 17 1
(B) {- 1, 1,-4, - , - -1 1)
2 2 2 2' '
17
(C) { 1. 1.-1. -,-4,
11
~} 5 17
(D) {l, - L - , - 4, - . 2, 1)
2 2' 2 2 2

Linked Answer Questio ns: Q.76 to Q.85 carry two marks each.

Statemen t for Linked Answer Question s 76 and 77: A mineral assembla ge consists of
fayalite. ferrosilite
and quartz in equilibriu m.
Q.76 The number of compone nts in the system is
(A)4 (B) 3 (C) 2 (D) I

Q.77 The degree of freedom of the mineral assembla ge in P-T space is

(A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4

Statemen t for Linked Answer Question s 78 and 79: The Fe- 0 bond length in haematite
the ionic radius of anion is I .32 A.
is 2.05 Aand
Q.78 The correct pair of radius ratio and coordination number is
(A) 0.220 and 3 (B) 0.380 and 4 (C) 0.553 and 6 (D) 0.770 and 8

Q.79 The electrosta tic valency of the cation is

(A) 0.25 (B) 0.5 (C) 1.0 (D) 3.0

Statemen t for Linked Answer Question s 80 and 81: The gravity anomaly along a profile
over a spherical
ore body shows a maxtmum anomaly of 12 mgal at the centre and a value of 6 mgal
at a distance of 3600 m
from the centre. The density contrast between the ore mass with the surround ing rocks
is 0.4 gm/cm 3 •
Q.80 The computed depth (in m) to the centre of the spherical mass is
(A) 2340 (B) 2940 (C) 3780 (D) 4680

Q.81 The computed radius (in m) of the spherical mass is

(A) 1965 (B) 2865 (C) 3250 (D) 3685

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Statement for Linked Answe r Questions 82 and 83: A P-wave
generat ed from a surface source is
mc1dent at an angle of 30° on a honzon tal mterface and refracted at an angle of 50° into
the second layer.
The velocity in the first medi um is 3.5 km/s. Denslttes m the first and
second layer are 2.3 gm/cm3 and
2.5 gm/cm 3• respectively.
Q 82 The velocity (in km/s) in the second layer ~~

(A) 5.36 (8) 4.86 (C) 4.55 (0) 4. 15

Q.83 The reflection coeffic tent for the ratio of reflected and inciden t P-\~ave
amplttu des at normal
incidence is
(A) 0.32 (B) 0.28 (C) 0.25 (D) 0.21

Statement for Linked Answer Questions 84 and 85: Two student

s were ass1gned the same 3-layer
Schlum berger resistt\ tty soundm g data for mterpre tauon. The) mterpreted dtfferen
t model parameters.
First student mterpreted resistivJties p 1 = 10 Qm P2 =50 Qm. P3
= 10 Qm. thicknesses h 1 =50 m and
h, = 10m.

Q.84 Whtch combinatiOn of P2 and h2 interpreted by the second student

is correct accordi ng to the
pnncip le of equival ence?

(A) P2= 25 Qm and h,= 5 m (B) P2= 25 Qm and h2 =20m

(C) P2= 100 Qm and h 1 =20m (D) P2 = 100 Qm and h1 = 40 m

Q.85 Transv erse resistan ce and longitudinal conduc tance calcula ted by the
.second ~tudent for the second
layer IS
(A) 4000 Qm~. 0.4 mho (B) 2000 Qm 2, 0.2 mho
(C) 500 Qm'. 0.8 mho (D) 1:!5 Q.m 2, 0.2 mho

END OF THE QUE STIO N PAPE R

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