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 APTITUDE
1. A line on a meteorological map joining places of equal 1. ekSle lEcfU/kr uD'ks ij leku o"kkZ ds LFkkuksa dks tksM+us okyh ,d
rainfall is called: js[kk gS] tks dgykrh gS%
(1) Isoclinic (2) Isobar (1) vkblksDyhfud (2) vkblksckj
(3) Isogenic (4) Isohyet (3) vkblkstsfud (4) vkblksgkbV

2. It is an industrial process of producing ammonia by 2. mRçsjd dh mifLFkfr esa ;g gkbZMªkstu ds lkFk ukbZVªkstu dh vfHkfØ;k
the reaction of nitrogen with hydrogen in the presence }kjk veksfu;k cukus dk ,d vkS|ksfxd çØe gS%
of a catalyst: (1) lkYos çØe (2) cs;j çØe
(1) Solvay Process (2) Bayer Process (3) gScj çØe (4) cslsej çØe
(3) Haber Process (4) Bessemer Process

3. Which country emerged as third largest economy of 3. 29 vçSy] 2014 dks çdkf”kr fo”o cSad fjiksVZ ds vuqlkj Ø; “kfä
the world in 2011 in terms of the purchasing power lerk ds en esa 2011 esa fo”o dk rhljh lcls cM+h vFkZO;oLFkk ds
parity according to world Bank report released on 29
th
:i esa dkSu&lk ns”k mHkjk%
April, 2014: (1) tkiku (2) phu
(1) Japan (2) China (3) Hkkjr (4) :l
(3) India (4) Russia

4. In Indian constitution “Directive Principles of State 4. Hkkjrh; lafo/kku esa ßjkT; uhfr ds funsZ”kd fl)kUrÞ dks fdl Hkkx esa
Policy” is mentioned in Part: bafxr fd;k x;k gS%
(1) I (2) II (1) I (2) II
(3) III (4) IV (3) III (4) IV

5. Name one famous poet of Delhi Sultanate who was 5. fnYyh lYrur dk ,d çfl) dfo ftls ßfgUnqLrku dk rksrkÞ dh
adorned with title of “The Parrot of Hindustan”: mikf/k ls uoktk x;k%
(1) Zia–Uddin Barani (2) Utbi (1) ft+;k&míhu cjkuh (2) mRch
(3) Alberuni (4) Amir Khusro (3) vycs:uh (4) vehj [kqljks

6. Nearly how many Kgs of manganese is required to 6. ,d Vu LVhy cukus esa yxHkx fdrus fdyksxzke eSXuht+ dh vko”;drk
manufacture one tonne of steel? gksrh gS\
(1) 10 kgs (2) 20 Kgs (1) 10 fdyksxzke (2) 20 fdyksxzke
(3) 50 Kgs (4) 100 kgs (3) 50 fdyksxzke (4) 100 fdyksxzke

7. India’s first dedicated military satellite? 7. lsuk dks lefiZr Hkkjr dk igyk mixzg gS\
(1) GSAT–12 (2) GSAT–7 (1) GSAT–12 (2) GSAT–7
(3) GSAT–1 (4) GSAT–8 (3) GSAT–1 (4) GSAT–8

8. Blue Vitriol is another name for: 8. uhyk FkksFkk dk nwljk uke gS%
(1) Copper sulphate (2) Lead sulphide (1) rkez lYQsV (2) yhM lYQkbZM
(3) Iron sulphate (4) Silver Nitrate (3) ykSg lYQsV (4) jtr ukbZVªsV
9. Calorimeter measures: 9. dSyksjhehVj ekiu djrk gS%
(1) Quantity of heat (1) m’ek dk ifjek.k
(2) Quantity of calories in diet (2) vkgkj esa dSyksjh dk ifjek.k
(3) Heat radiation (3) m’ek dh fofdj.k
(4) None of these (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha

10. A red rose appear black when seen in blue light, 10. yky xqykc] uhyh jks'kuh esa ns[kus ij dkyk fn[kkbZ nsrk gS D;ksafd%
because: (1) yky xqykc uhyh jks'kuh ijkofrZr djrk gS
(1) The red rose reflects blue light (2) yky xqykc yky jks'kuh ijkofrZr djrk gS
(2) The red rose reflects red light (3) yky xqykc uhyh jks'kuh 'kksf"kr djrk gS
(3) The red rose absorbs blue light (4) yky xqykc okLro esa dkyk gks tkrk gS
(4) The red rose actually turns black

11. The World Yoga Day will be celebrated on: 11. fo”o ;ksxk fnol fdl fnu euk;k tk;sxk%
(1) December 21 (2) June 21 (1) fnlEcj 21 (2) twu 21
(3) November 14 (4) None of these (3) uoEcj 14 (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha

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12. The latest addition in fundamental duties under 12. Hkkjr ds lafo/kku ds vuqPNsn&51A ds vUrxZr ekSfyd dÙkZO;ksa esa gky
Article–51A of the constitution of India is: gh esa fdls tksM+k x;k gS%
(1) Providing opportunities for the education to the child or (1) N% ,oa pkSng o’kZ dh mez ds e/; okys cPpks vFkok vkfJr dks
ward between the age of six and fourteen years f”k{kk ds volj çnku djuk
(2) Safeguarding public property (2) lkoZtfud lEifÙk dh lqj{kk djuk
(3) Protecting and safeguarding natural environment (3) çkÑfrd okrkoj.k dk laj{k.k ,oa lqj{kk djuk
(4) Defending the country and rendering national service (4) ns”k dh j{kk djuk ,oa jk’Vª lsok ds fy, tc Hkh cqyk, tk,]
when called upon lsok çnku djuk
13. Stepwell Rani-Ki-Vav was approved as a world 13. LVsiosy jkuh&dh&oko vHkh gky gh esa ;wusLdks }kjk fo”o dh /kjksgj
heritage site by the unesco recently. It is located at: LFky ds :i esa eatwj fd;k x;kA ;g fLFkr gS%
(1) Rajasthan (2) Gujarat (1) jktLFkku (2) xqtjkr
(3) Madhya Pradesh (4) Maharastra (3) e/; çns”k (4) egkjk’Vª

14. Which bank has recently launched first contactless 14. Hkkjr esa fdl cSad us vHkh gky gh esa lEidZ jfgr MsfcV ,oa ØsfMV
debit and credit cards in India? dkMZ “kqHkkjEHk fd;k%
(1) HDFC Bank (2) ICICI Bank (1) ,p-Mh-,Q-lh- cSad (2) vkbZ-lh-vkbZ-lh-vkbZ- cSad
(3) State Bank of India (4) Punjab National Bank (3) Hkkjrh; LVsV cSad (4) iatkc us”kuy cSad

15. The first district of India with complete rural broad 15. Hkkjr dk igyk ftyk ftlesa lEiw.kZ xzkeh.k czksMcSaM dojst gS%
band coverage? (1) lsye (2) bnqDdh
(1) Salem (2) Idukki (3) xka/khuxj (4) fo”kk[kkiV~ue
(3) Gandhinagar (4) Vishakhapatnam

16. 13th Pravasi Bhartiya Divas was held in: 16. rsgjok¡ çoklh Hkkjrh; fnol dgk¡ vk;ksftr fd;k x;k%
(1) Ahmadabad, Gujarat (1) vgenkckn] xqtjkr
(2) Gandhinagar, Gujarat (2) xk¡/khuxj] xtjkr
(3) Vadodara, Gujarat (3) oM+ksnjk] xqtjkr
(4) Surat, Gujarat (4) lwjr] xqtjkr

17. Youngest in the world who set a world record by 17. fo”o dk lcls de vk;q okyk ftlus vUVkfVZd egklkxj esa 1°C
swimming in 1°C temperature at Antarctic Ocean: rkiØe ij rSj dj fo”o fdrÊeku cuk;k%
(1) Lewis Pugh (2) Lynne Cox (1) ysfol iqx (2) ysuh dkWDl
(3) Charu Sharma (4) Bhakti Sharma (3) pk: “kekZ (4) HkfDr “kekZ

18. Consider the following statements about GAGAN (GPS 18. GAGAN ¼th-ih-,l- ,MsM th;ks vkX;qesUVsM usohxs”ku½ ra= ls
Aided Geo Augmented Navigation) system. lEcfU/kr fuEu dFkuksa ij fopkj djsaA
1. It offers free enhanced Satellite navigation signals 1. ;g Hkkjr ij eq¶r c<+h gqbZ lsVsykbZV usohxs”ku rjaxksa dks çnku
over India which are ten times more precise than djrk gS tks th-ih-,l- ls nl xquk T;knk ifj”kq) gksrh gSaA
GPS. 2. ;g ISRO ,oa NASA }kjk la;qä :i ls fodflr dh xbZ gSaA
2. It was jointly developed by ISRO and NASA.
Which of the above statements are correct.
mi;qZä esa ls dkSu&lk dFku lR; gSA
(1) dsoy 1 (2) dsoy 2
(1) 1 only (2) 2 only
(3) 1 ,oa 2 nksuksa (4) u rks 1 u gh 2
(3) Both 1 & 2 (4) Neither 1 nor 2

19. Sixty men can build a wall in 40 days, but though they 19. 60 O;fä ,d nhokj 40 fnuksa esa cuk ldrs gSaA ;|fi os dk;Z ,d
begin the work together, 5 men quit every ten days. lkFk gh vkjEHk djrs gSa] 5 O;fä çR;sd 10 fnu ij NksM+dj pys
The time needed to build the wall is: tkrs gSaA rks nhokj cukus esa fdruk le; yxsxk%
(1) 47.5 days (2) 45 days (1) 47.5 fnu (2) 45 fnu
(3) 49.5 days (4) 51 days (3) 49.5 fnu (4) 51 fnu

20. Gudia purchased a watch at 9/10th of its selling price 20. xqfM+;k us ,d ?kM+h blds foØ; ewY; ds 9/10 nj ij [kjhnk ,oa
and sold it at 8% more than it selling price. Her gain blds foØ; ewY; ls 8% T;knk ij csp fn;kA rks mldk ykHk fdruk
is? gqvk\
(1) 18% (2) 20% (1) 18% (2) 20%
(3) 10% (4) None of these (3) 10% (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha

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21. A man buys two chairs for a total cost of Rs.800/-. By 21. ,d vkneh nks dqflZ;k¡ :- 800/- dh dqy ykxr ij [kjhnrk gSA
3 4
selling one at
4
of its cost price and the other at
3
of ykxr ewY; ds 3 ij ,d dks cspus ij rFkk nwljs dks ykxr ewY; ds
4
its cost price he loses Rs. 25/-. What did he pay for the 4
ij cspus ij mls :- 25/- dk uqdlku gksrk gSA rks dqflZ;ksa ds
chairs: 3

(1) Rs. 500, 300 (2) Rs. 400, 400

fy, mlus D;k Hkqxrku fn;k%
(3) Rs. 600, 200 (4) Rs. 700, 100 (1) :- 500, 300 (2) :- 400, 400
(3) :- 600, 200 (4) :- 700, 100

22. A sphere of radius x is melted and its volume is 22. ,d xksyk] ftldh f=T;k x gS] dks xykdj blds ifjek.k dks nks
divided into two equal parts. One part is cast into a leku Hkkxksa esa foHkä dj fn;k tkrk gSA ,d Hkkx dks 10 ls-eh-
cylinder of height 10 cm. and second a cone of the Å¡pkbZ okys flysUMj esa <kyk tkrk gS rFkk nwljs dks mruh gh Å¡pkbZ
same height. The ratio of the cylinder radius to the okys ,d “kadq esaA rks flysUMj dh f=T;k ls “kadq dh f=T;k dk
cone radius is: vuqikr gksxk%
(1) 1 : 3 (2) 1 : 3 (1) 1 : 3 (2) 1 : 3
(3) 3 :2 (4) None of these (3) 3 :2 (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha
23. After getting two successive discounts, a shirt with a 23. nks Øfed NwV nsus ij ,d deht dk ewY; 105 #- gks tkrk gS tc
list price of Rs. 150 is available at Rs. 105. If the second fd mldk vafdr ewY; 150 #- gSA ;fn nwljk NwV 12.5% gS rks
discount is 12.5%, find the first discount: igyk NwV gksxk%
(1) 22% (2) 20% (3) 25% (4) 15% (1) 22% (2) 20% (3) 25% (4) 15%

24. The ratio of two numbers is 4:5. When the first is 24. nks la[;kvksa dk vuqikr 4:5 gSA tc çFke esa 20% dh o`f) dh
increased by 20% and the second is decreased by tkrh gS ,oa nwljs dks 20% ?kVk;k tkrk gS] rks ifj.kker% la[;kvksa
20%, the ratio of the resulting numbers is: dk vuqikr gksxk%
(1) 6:5 (2) 5:4 (3) 5:6 (4) 4:5 (1) 6:5 (2) 5:4 (3) 5:6 (4) 4:5

25. Two numbers are such that the ratio between them is 25. nks la[;k,a ,slh gSa fd muds chp dk vuqikr 3:5 gSA ;fn çR;sd dks
3:5. If each is increased by 20, the ratio between the 20 c<+k;k tkrk gS] rks fufeZr u;h la[;kvksa dk vuqikr 7:9 gSA
new numbers so formed is 7:9. Find the original ekSfyd la[;k Kkr djsa%
numbers:
(1) 9, 15 (2) 24, 40
(1) 9, 15 (2) 24, 40 (3) 27, 45 (4) 15, 25
(3) 27, 45 (4) 15, 25

26. The average score of Sachin Tendulkar in IPL 15 26. IPL ds 15 eSpksa esa lfpu rsUnqydj dk vkSlr ju 70 gS ,oa ckWMZj
Matches is 70 runs and the average score in Border xokLdj VªkWQh T–20 ds 7 eSpksa esa mudk vkSlr ju 45 gSA ;fn
Gavaskar Trophy T–20 Matches is 45 runs in 7 mUgksaus 10 vkSj vUrjkZ’Vªh; T–20 eSp [ksys ,oa mudk dqy vkSlr
matches. If he has played 10 more International T–20 cuk;s x;s ju lHkh T–20 eSpksa esa 73 ju FkkA rks mudk 10
matches and his overall average score in all T–20 vUrjkZ’Vªh; T–20 eSpksa esa dqy cuk;s x;s ju fdrus Fks%
Matches was 73 runs. What was his total score in 10
(1) 990 (2) 971
International T–20 Matches:
(3) 982 (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha
(1) 990 (2) 971
(3) 982 (4) None of these

27. The lengths of the sides of an isosceles triangle are in 27. ,d lef}ckgq f=Hkqt dh Hkqtkvksa dk vuqikr 3:3:5 gS A cjkcj
the ratio 3:3:5. The lengths of the equal sides of the Hkqtkvksa dh yEckbZ 6.6 lseh- gS A bl f=Hkqt dk ifjeki gksxk &
triangle is 6.6 cm. What is the perimeter of the triangle? (1) 24.2 lseh- (2) 25.0 lseh-
(1) 24.2 cm (2) 25.0 cm (3) 23.5 lseh- (4) 24.0 lseh-
(3) 23.5 cm (4) 24.0 cm

DIRECTIONS: A piece of wire 132 cm long is bent successively funsZ'k% 132 lseh- yEcs rkj ds ,d VqdM+s dks Øeokj leckgq f=Hkqt] ,d
in the shape of an equilateral triangle, a square, a circle and a oxZ] ,d o`Ùk ,oa fu;fer "kMHkqt ds :i esa eksM+k tkrk gSA
regular hexagon.
28. lokZf/kd {ks=Qy blesa lfEefyr gksrk gS tc rkj dks bl :i esa eksM+k
28. The largest area is included when the wire is bent into tkrk gS%
the shape of a: (1) o`Ùk (2) "kMHkqt
(1) Circle (2) Hexagon (3) oxZ (4) f=Hkqt
(3) Square (4) Triangle

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INSTRUCTIONS: In this question a piece of paper is folded and then cut as shown below. The dotted lines shown are the portion which
have been folded. The curve arrow shows the directions of folding. And the number of scissors beneath the figure show the number of
portions cut. From the given responses, indicate how it will appear when opened. The opening is in the same order as folding.

funsZ”k% fuEufyf[kr ç”u esa dkxt ds VqdM+s dks eksM+dj dkVk x;k gS] tSlk fd uhps n”kkZ;k x;k gSA fcUnq js[kk,a eksM+s gq, Hkkx dks çnf”kZr djrh gSaA oØkRed
rhj eqM+s Hkkx dh fn”kk dks n”kkZrk gSA fp= ds uhps nh xbZ dSafp;k¡ dVs gq, Hkkx dh la[;kvks dks n”kkZrh gSaA mÙkj fodYiksa esa ls ;s crk,a fd bl çfØ;k ds
vuqlkj bls [kksyus ij ;g dSlk fn[ksxkA eksM+us ds Øekuqlkj gh [kksyus dk Øe gksxkA
29. Question figure ¼ç”u vkÑfr½ Answer figure ¼mÙkj vkÑfr½

29.  (1) (2) (3) (4)

30. If BAD is written as YZW and SAME as HZNV, then 30. ;fn BAD dks YZW fy[kk tkrk gS ,oa SAME dks HZNV fy[kk
LOVE will be coded as: tkrk gS] rks LOVE dk dksM D;k gksxk\
(1) ROWN (2) OJUC (1) ROWN (2) OJUC
(3) OLEV (4) NOPL (3) OLEV (4) NOPL

31. In a certain code, COMPUTER is written as 31. fdlh fuf”pr dksM esa COMPUTER dks RFUVQNPC fy[kk tkrk
RFUVQNPC. How is MEDICINE written in the same gSA rks mlh dksM esa MEDICINE dks D;k fy[kk tk,xk\
code? (1) EOJDJEFM (2) EOJDEJFM
(1) EOJDJEFM (2) EOJDEJFM (3) MFEJDJOE (4) MFEDJJOE
(3) MFEJDJOE (4) MFEDJJOE

DIRECTIONS: In the following number series only one number funsZ”k% fuEufyf[kr la[;k Ja`[kyk esa ,d la[;k xyr gSA xyr la[;k dks
is wrong. Find out the wrong number. Kkr djsaA
32. 18, 119, 708, 3534, 14136, 42405 32. 18, 119, 708, 3534, 14136, 42405
(1) 708 (2) 14136 (1) 708 (2) 14136
(3) 119 (4) 3534 (3) 119 (4) 3534

33. Pick the odd one out. 33. fuEufyf[kr esa ls vlaxr dks pqfu,%
(1) Hear (2) Smell (1) lquuk (2) lw?k¡uk
(3) Taste (4) Talk (3) Lokn ysuk (4) ckrphr djuk

34. In a row of 16 boys, when Ashish was shifted two places 34. 16 yM+dks dh ,d drkj esa tc vk”kh’k dks ck;ha rjQ nks LFkku
th
towards the left, he became 7 from left end. What was LFkkukUrfjr fd;k tkrk gS rks og ck;sa Nksj ls 7ok¡ gks tkrk gSA drkj
his earlier position from the right end of the row? esa nkfgus Nksj mldh iwoZor fLFkfr D;k Fkh\
(1) 10th (2) 12th (3) 9th (4) 8th (1) 10th (2) 12th (3) 9th (4) 8th

35. A child walks 25 feet towards North, turns right and walks 35. ,d ckyd 25 QhV mÙkj dh rjQ pyrk gS ,oa fQj nkfgus eqM+dj
40 feet, turns right again and walks 45 feet. He then turns 40 QhV pyrk gS] iqu% nkfgus eqM+dj 45 QhV pyrk gSA rc og
left and walks 20 feet. He turns left again walk 20 feet. ck;sa eqM+dj 20 QhV pyrk gSA og iqu% ck;sa eqM+dj 20 QhV pyrk
Finally, he turns to his left to walk another 20 feet. In gSA vUrr% og vius ck;sa eqM+dj 20 QhV vkSj pyrk gSA çkjEHk
which direction is the child from his starting point? fcUnq ls ckyd fdl fn”kk dh rjQ gS\
(1) East (2) West (1) iwjc (2) if”pe
(3) North (4) South (3) mÙkj (4) nf{k.k

36. There are five books A, B, C, D and E placed on a 36. A, B, C, D ,oa E ik¡p fdrkcsa ,d est j[kh tkrh gSaA ;fn A dks
table. If A is placed below E, C is placed above D, B is E ds uhps j[kk tkrk gS ,oa C dks D ds Åij j[kk tkrk gSA B dks
placed below A and D is placed above E, then which of A ds uhps j[kk tkrk gS ,oa D dks E ds Åij j[kk tkrk gS rks
the following books touches the surface of the table? dkSu&lh fdrkc est dh lrg Nwrh gS\
(1) C (2) B (3) A (4) E (1) C (2) B (3) A (4) E

37. If C = 24 and HOT = 38, then FEAR = ? 37. ;fn C = 24 ,oa HOT = 38] rks FEAR = \
(1) 68 (2) 55 (1) 68 (2) 55
(3) 78 (4) 46 (3) 78 (4) 46

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38. In a group of 36 persons, a total of 16 take cold drink 38. 36 O;fä;ksa ds lewg esa] 16 yksx dksYM fMªad ysrs gSa tc fd 9 yksx
while 9 take only cold drink not green coconut drink. dsoy dksYM fMªad ysrs gSa] ukfj;y ikuh ughaA bl lewg esa fdrus
How many persons in this group take only green O;fä ,sls gSa tks dsoy ukfj;y ikuh ysrs gSa] dksYM fMªad ugha ¼çR;sd
coconut drink but not cold drink. (Every person take O;fä fMªad ysrk gS pkgs og dksYM fMªad gks ;k ukfj;y ikuh ;k nksuksa½%
drink either cold drink or green coconut or both):
(1) 27 (2) 25
(1) 27 (2) 25 (3) 20 (4) 22 (3) 20 (4) 22
39. You are project head of a Government company and 39. vki ,d ljdkjh dEiuh ds ifj;kstuk çeq[k gSa ,oa lafonk LFky ij
there is an emergent need of good numbers of diploma vPNh la[;k esa fMIyksek flfoy baftfu;lZ dh rRdkfyd t:jr gSA ekuo
civil engineers at the contract site. The H R department lalk/ku foHkkx us vkidks dk;Z LFky ij HkrÊ djus ds fy;s vf/kÑr fd;k
has authorised you to recruit the staff for work site. gSA HkrÊ okd bu ds ek/;e ls gksuk gS ,oa vki vH;fFkZ;ksa dh vf/kd
The recruitment is to be done through walk ins and
You anticipate a large turn out of candidates. Besides
la[;k vuqekfur djrs gSaA dk;Z LFky ds vykok vki fuxfer dk;kZy; esa
the work site, you also sit in the corporate office of the Hkh cSBrs gSaA vki LVkQ ds p;u ds fy;s dSls vkxs c<+sxsa\
company. How will you proceed to recruit the staff? (1) ^okd&bu* ds fy, in dk foKkiu nsaxs vkSj fdlh [kkl rkjh[k
(1) Advertise the post for walk in and call the candidates dks ^okd&bu* baVjO;w ds fy, mEehn~okjksa dks fuxfer dk;kZy; ds
at the corporate office address for a walk in interview irs ij cqyk,axs
at a particular date. (2) ^okd&bu* ds fy, in dk foKkiu nsaxs ,oa mEehn~okjksa dks dk;Z
(2) Advertise the post for walk in and call the candidates LFky ds irs ij fdlh [kkl rkjh[k dks ^okd&bu* baVjO;w ds fy,
at work site address for a walk in interview at a cqyk,axs
particular date (3) ^okd&bu* ds fy, in ds okLrs foKkiu nsaxs vkSj vH;fFkZ;ksa dks
(3) Advertise the post for walk in and call the candidates
anytime anywhere.
fdlh Hkh le; dgha ij Hkh vkeaf=r djsaxs
(4) Consult the administration department for place of (4) ç”kklfud foHkkx ls lk{kkRdkj ds LFkku ds fy;s lykg ekxsxsa ,oa
interview and advertise the post for walk ins and ask ^okd&bu* ds fy, in dk foKkiu nsaxs rFkk vH;fFkZ;ksa dks ,d
the candidates to send resume first by a specified date fufnZ’V frfFk ,oa le; ij viuk thou lkj çLrqr djus dks
and time and then arranging for walk in date and time dgsaxsA rr~i”pkr~ fof”k’V lwph cukdj vH;fFkZ;ksa dks fufnZ’V frfFk
for the candidates in a particular schedule. ,oa le; ij cqyk,axsA
40. You are a departmental head of a government 40. vki ,d ljdkjh foHkkx esa foHkkxh; çeq[k gSaA ekuolalk/ku foHkkx us
organisation. The HR department has assigned you a vkidks dSfj;j çeks”kuy ijh{k.k gsrq isij lsfVax dk dk;Z lkSaik gSA
task of paper setting for the purpose of career vkidk ,d lgdeÊ ftlus vkidh ges”kk en~n dh gS] og vkils
promotional test. One of your colleague’s who has vius iq=] tks fd dSfj;j çeks”kuy ijh{kk esa cSB jgk gS] ds fy;s
helped you always is seeking your help as his son is
also appearing for the career promotional test. What
en~n ek¡x jgk gSA vkidk fu.kZ; D;k gksxk\
shall be your decision? (1) vki mldh en~n djsaxsA
(1) You will help him (2) vkidks nq%[k gS fd vki mldh en~n djus esa vleFkZ gSaA
(2) You regret that you are not able to help. (3) vki mPp vf/kdkfj;ksa dks bl ekeys dh lwpuk nsaxsA
(3) You will report the matter to the higher authorities. (4) vki vius lgdeÊ dks euk ysaxs fd vki ,slk ugha dj ldrs
(4) You will persuade your colleague that you can not do D;ksafd vkidks bl çfØ;k dks lEiw.kZ fu’i{krk ls vuqlj.k djuk
so and you have to follow the process in all fairness. gSA
41. You are head of an organisation where labour union is 41. vki ,d laxBu ds çeq[k gSa tgk¡ etnwj laxBu dkQh lfØ; gSA
very active. You come across a situation where union vki ,slh ifjfLFkfr esa vk tkrs gSa tc etnwj la?k ds usrk vkids
leaders are making dharna outside your office dk;kZy; ds ckgj dkQh Hkkjh la[;k esa mRrsftr etnwjksa ds lkFk /kjuk
alongwith a large number of agitated labourers and çn”kZu dj jgs gSa ,oa vki ls feyus ds fy;s tksj Mky jgs gSa%
insisting on to meet you: (1) vki rqjar gh iqfyl cqyk,axsA
(1) You will call the police immediately. (2) vki vius ekuolalk/ku çeq[k dks dgsaxs fd og la?k ds usrkvksa
(2) You will ask your HR head to contact the Union ls lEidZ djds mUgsa “kkUr djsaA
leaders and pacify them. (3) vki ekuolalk/ku çeq[k dks “kh?kz gh iqfyl vf/kdkfj;ksa dks ?kVuk
(3) You will instruct HR Head to apprise the situation to dk C;ksjk nsaxs ,oa ekuolalk/ku çeq[k dks fLFkfr ij fu;a=.k
police authorities immediately and will ask him to djus ds fy;s etnwjksa dks lEcksf/kr djus ds fy;s dgsaxsA
address the labourers to control the situation. (4) vki loZçFke ekuo lalk/ku çeq[k dks “kh’kZ iqfyl vf/kdkfj;ksa
(4) You will first instruct HR head to apprise the situation dks ?kVuk ds ckjs esa crkdj muls “kh?kzkfr”kh?kz iqfyl dk çca/k
to top police authorities and request them to deploy djus dks dgsaxs ,oa ekuolalk/ku çeq[k dks la?k ds usrkvksa ls
police personnel as soon as possible and further ask ckrphr djds mUgsa “kkUr djrs gq, ;g crkus dks dgsxsa fd og
HR head to remain in talks with union leaders and laxBu çeq[k ls “kh?kz gh mudh eqykdkr dk çca/k dj jgs gSaA
pacify them telling that they are arranging an
immediate meeting with the head of the organisation.

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42. Your boss allots a work and ask you to complete the 42. vkidk vf/kdkjh vkidks ,d dke lkSairk gS vkSj vkidks bl dke dks
work in the time bound manner but you assess that it le;c) <ax ls iwjk djus dks dgrk gS ysfdu vkidks yxrk gS fd
is difficult to finish the work in time bound manner. bl dke dks le;c) <ax ls iwjk djuk dfBu gS%
(1) You will persuade the boss to extend the time (1) vki vius vf/kdkjh ls le; c<+kus ds fy, vuqjks/k djsaxs
(2) Will start the work immediately under intimation to
your boss and first send him assessment of time plan (2) vius vf/kdkjh dks lwfpr djrs gq, dke rRdky “kq: dj nsaxs
very minutely for each activity putting contingency time vkSj vkdf’edrk le; j[krs gq, igys izR;sd fØ;kdyki ds fy,
in place and send the finish schedule time as per plan cgqr ckjhdh ls rS;kj fd, x, le; ;kstuk dk vkdyu mls
and if required would request for extension izLrqr djsaxsA ;kstuk ds vuqlkj vafre le;&lwph Hkstsaxs vkSj
(3) Will take help of outsiders and colleagues to finish the ;fn t:jr gqbZ rks le; esa o`f) ds fy, vuqjks/k djsaxs
work (3) dke dks iwjk djus ds fy, ckgjh yksxksa vkSj lgdfeZ;ksa dh lgk;rk ysx
as
(4) Will deny him for doing the work straightway as the
time is very less (4) D;ksafd le; cgqr de gS blfy, dke djus ls lh/ks gh badkj dj nsaxsA

43. You are a team leader supported by three subordinates. 43. rhu v/khuLFkksa ds Vhe dk vki usr`Ro dj jgs gSaA rhuksa v/khuLFkksa
The characteristics of three subordinates (Ram, Shyam, ¼jke] “;ke] v”kksd ,oa jktho½ dh vfHky{k.krk,a fuEu gSa%
Ashok and Rajiv) are as under: A. ;fn jke dks dk;Z lkSaik tkrk gS rks og dk;Z ds fu;kstu djus
A. If Ram is assigned the work, he gives 40% weight-age ds Hkkx dks 40% egRo nsrk gS ,oa 60% egRo dk;Z ds
to planning part of the work and gives 60% weight-age fu’iknu djus okys Hkkx dks nsrk gSA
to execution part of the work. B. ;fn “;ke dks dk;Z lkSaik tkrk gS rks og dk;Z ds fu;kstu djus
B. If Shyam is assigned the work, he gives 60% weight- ds Hkkx dks 60% egRo nsrk gS ,oa 40% egRo dk;Z ds
age to planning part of work and gives 40% weight- fu’iknu djus okys Hkkx dks nsrk gSA
age to execution part of work. C. ;fn v”kksd dks dk;Z lkSaik tkrk gS rks og dk;Z ds fu;kstu djus
C. If Ashok is assigned the work, he gives no weight-age to ds Hkkx dks dksbZ egRo ugha nsrk gS ijUrq 100% egRo dk;Z ds
planning part but gives 100% weight-age to execution part. fu’iknu djus okys Hkkx dks nsrk gSA
D. If Rajiv is assigned the work, he gives 100 % weight-age to D. ;fn jktho dks dk;Z lkSaik tkrk gS rks og dk;Z ds fu;kstu djus
planning part but gives no weight-age to execution. okys Hkkx dks 100% egRo nsrk gS ,oa dk;Z ds fu’iknu djus
If you have to choose two subordinates for the said work, which okys Hkkx dks dksbZ egRo ugha nsrk gSA
combination of subordinates will you choose: ;fn vkidks rFkkdfFkr dk;Z ds fy;s nks v/khuLFkksa dk p;u djuk gS]
(1) Shyam and Ashok (2) Ram and Shyam rks v/khuLFkksa ds fdl la;qXe dks pqusxsaA
(3) Ram and Ashok (4) Shyam and Rajiv (1) “;ke ,oa v”kksd (2) jke ,oa “;ke
(3) jke ,oa v”kksd (4) “;ke ,oa jktho
DIRECTIONS: The Venn diagram given below shows the funsZ”k% uhps fn;k x;k osu Mk;xzke fnYyh esa rhu nSfud lekpkj i=ksa ¼,p-
estimated readership of 3 daily newspapers (H.T, TOI & Vh-] Vh-vks-vkbZ- ,oa LVsV~leSu½ ds vuqekfur ikBdksa dh la[;k n”kkZrk gSA
Statesman) in Delhi. The total readership and advertising cost dqy ikBdksa ,oa foKkiu ykxr çR;sd lekpkj i= ds fy, uhps fn;k x;k gSA
for each of these papers is as below.
ikBd foKkiu ykxr
lekpkj i=
Newspaper
Readership Advertising cost ¼yk[k esa½ (Rs per sq cm)
(Lakhs) (Rs per sq cm) ,p-Vh- 8.7 6000
H.T. 8.7 6000
TOI 9.1 6500
Vh-vks-vkbZ- 9.1 6500
Statesman 5.6 5000 LVsV~leSu 5.6 5000

The total population of the city is approximately 14 million. The “kgj dh dqy tula[;k yxHkx 14 fefy;u gSA osu Mk;xzke esa bafxr
common readership (in lakhs) indicated in the Venn diagram mHk;fu’B ikBd ¼yk[kksa esa½ n”kkZ;k x;k gS&

44. The number of people (in lakhs) who read only one 44. yksxksa dh la[;k ¼yk[kksa esa½ tks dsoy ,d lekpkj&i= i<+rs gSa%
newspaper is: (1) 23.4 (2) 17.4
(1) 23.4 (2) 17.4 (3) 11.9 (4) None of these (3) 11.9 (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha
45. A tired lady slept at 07:45 PM. If she rose at 12 noon, 45. ,d Fkdh gqbZ efgyk 7.45 PM ij lks xbZA ;fn og 12 cts fnu esa
for how many hours did she sleep? mBrh gS rks og fdruh nsj lksbZ\
(1) 12 hours 15 minutes (2) 4 hours 15 minutes (1) 12 ?kaVs 15 feuV (2) 4 ?kaVs 15 feuV
(3) 6 hours 45 minutes (4) 16 hours 15 minutes (3) 6 ?kaVs 45 feuV (4) 16 ?kaVs 15 feuV

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 TECHNICAL APTITUDE
s s
46. The transfer function, T (s) = is that of a: 46. T (s) = vkarfjd Qyu blds fy, gS%
S+a S+a

(1) Low-pass filter (1) yks&ikl fQYVj

(2) Notch filter (2) [kkap fQYVj
(3) High-pass filter (3) gkbZ&ikl fQYVj
(4) Band-pass filter (4) cSaM&ikl fQYVj
47. The degenerate modes in waveguide are characterized 47. rjax iFkd esa viHkz’V voLFkk,a n”kkZrs gSa%
by: (1) leku dV&vkQ vko`fRr;ka ysfdu fHkUu {ks= forj.k
(1) Same cut-off frequencies but different field distributions (2) leku dV&vkQ vko`fRr;ka vkSj leku {ks= forj.k
(2) Same cut-off frequencies and same field distributions (3) fHkUu dV&vkQ vko`fRr;ka ysfdu leku {ks= forj.k
(3) Different cut-off frequencies but same filed distributions (4) fHkUu dV&vkQ vko`fRr;ka vkSj fHkUu {ks= forj.k
(4) Different cut-off frequencies and different field
distributions

48. The “accuracy” of a measuring instrument is 48. ,d ekih ;a= dh “kq)rk dk fu/kkZj.k gksrk gS%
determined by the: (1) blds }kjk fn[kkbZ xbZ eku ds lgh eku ds ukius ds djhc
(1) Clossness of the value indicated by it to the correct (2) ekid eku dh iqujkorhZ
value of the measured (3) ftl xfr ls midj.k dh ikB~;kad vafre eku rd igqaprh gS
(2) Repetability of the measured value (4) de ls de ekud ikB~;kad vkSj ftls midj.k ds }kjk lalwpd
(3) Speed with which the instrument’s reading fd;k tk lds
approaches the final value
(4) Least change in the value of the measure and that
could be detected by the instrument

49. Wagner’s earth devices are used in ac bridge circuits to: 49. oSxulZ tehuh fo/kkvksa dks ,lh fczt ifjiFk esa mi;ksx djrs gSa%
(1) Eliminate the effect of earth capacitance (1) tehuh /kkfjrk ds izHkko dks fuf’Ø; djus esa
(2) Eliminate the effect of inter-component capacitance (2) vkarfjd ?kVd /kkfjrk ds izHkko dks fuf’Ø; djus esa
(3) Eliminate the effect of stray electrostatic fields (3) vokafNr fLFkj oS|qr {ks=ksa ds izHkko dks fuf’Ø; djus esa
(4) Shield the bridge elements (4) fczt rRoksa ds ifjj{k.k esa

50. An angular position to be measured using a 50. ,d dks.kh; fLFkfr dks ikjkarfj= dks iz;ksx djds ukiuk gSA fuEu esa ls
transducer. Which of the following types of dkSu izdkj ds ikjkarfj= dks bl iz;ksx ds fy, bLrseky fd;k tk
transducers can be used for this purpose? ldrk gS%
(1) Circular potentiometer (1) o`Rrh; foHkoekih
(2) LVDT (2) ,yohMhVh
(3) E-pick off (3) bZ&fid vkWQ
(4) Synchro (4) rqY;d

51. The coding system typically used in digital telemetry is: 51. fMftVy nwjfefr esa fof”k’V :i ls iz;qDr dksfMax iz.kkyh gksrh gS%
(1) PPM (Pulse Position Modulation) (1) PPM ¼iYl iksft”ku eSfiax½
(2) PAM (Pulse Amplitude Modulation) (2) PAM ¼iYl vk;ke eSfiax½
(3) PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) (3) PCM ¼iYl dksM ekM~;wys”ku½
(4) PDM (Pulse Duration Modulation) (4) PDM ¼iYl vof/k ekM~;wys”ku½

52. The carrier mobility in a semiconductor is 0.4 m /Vs.

2
52. ,d v)Zpkyd esa okgd xfr”khyrk 0.4 m2/Vs gSA 300 K ij bldk
2
Its diffusion constant at 300 K will be (in m /s): folj.k fLFkjkad gksxk (in m2/s)%
(1) 0.43 (1) 0.43
(2) 0.16 (2) 0.16
(3) 0.04 (3) 0.04
(4) 0.01 (4) 0.01

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53. In microwave communication links, when fading due 53. lw{erjax lapkj fyad dk] tc o’kkZ {kh.ku gksus ij Xykuu gksus yxrk
to rain attenuation occurs, the techniques adopted for gS leL;k dks gy djus ds fy, viuk, tkus okys rduhdksa esa “kkfey
solving the problem would include: gS%
(1) Antenna replacement and feed correction (1) ,sasVhuk izfrLFkkiu vkSj QhM vk”kks/ku
(2) Amplitude trimming and phase correction (2) vk;ke fVªfeax rFkk izkoLFkk vk”kks/ku
(3) Polarization shifting and code diversity (3) /kzqohdj.k varj.k rFkk dksM fofo/krk
(4) Path diversity and frequency diversity (4) ekxZ fofo/krk rFkk vko`fRr fofo/krk

54. In microwave communication, sometime, microwave 54. lw{erjax lapkj esa dHkh&dHkh lw{erjax flXuy i`Foh dh oØrk dk
signals reach large distances by following the earth’s vuqlj.k djrs gq, cM+h nwfj;ksa rd igqap tkrs gSaA ;g ?kVukØe
curvature. This phenomenon is called: dgykrk gS%
(1) Tropospheric castter (1) VksiksLQhfjd dSLVj
(2) Faraday effect (2) QSjkMs izHkko
(3) Ionospheric reflection (3) vk;uksLQhfjd ijkorZu
(4) Ducting (4) MfDVax

55. The decimal equivalent of the hexadecimal number 55. ‘kksM”k vk/kkjh la[;k (3E 8)16 dk n”keyo lerqY; gS%
(3E 8)16 is: (1) 1000
(2) 982
(1) 1000
(3) 768
(2) 982 (4) 323
(3) 768
(4) 323

56. An interrupt in which the external device supplies its 56. ,d varjk;u ftlesa ckg~; ;qfDr viuk irk vkSj lkFk gh varjk;u
address as well as the interrupt request, is known as: vuqjks/k dh vkiwfrZ djrh gS dgykrk gS%
(1) Vectored interrupt (1) lfnf”kr varjk;u
(2) Maskable interrupt (2) vkoj.k;ksX; varjk;u
(3) Polled interrupt (3) iksYM varjk;u
(4) Non-maskable interrupt (4) xSj&vkoj.k;ksX; varjk;u

57. In a transistor amplifier, the reverse saturation current 57. ,d VªkaftLVj ,sEIyhQk;j esa izfrykseh lar`fIr /kkjk ICO%
ICO: (1) rkieku esa izfr 10°C dh o`f) ds lkFk nqxquh gks tkrh gS
(1) Doubles for every 10°C rise in temperature (2) rkieku esa izfr 1°C dh o`f) ds lkFk nqxquh gks tkrh gS
(2) Doubles for every 1°C rise in temperature (3) rkieku ds lkFk jSf[kd n`f’V ls c<+rh gS
(3) Increases linearly with temperature (4) rkieku esa izfr 5°C dh o`f) ds lkFk nqxquh gks tkrh gS
(4) Doubles for every 5°C rise in temperature

58. A transconductane amplifier has 58. varjkpkydrk ,sEIyhQk;j esa gksrk gS%
(1) High input impedance and low output impedance (1) mPp bUiqV izfrck/kk rFkk U;wu fuxZe izfrck/kk
(2) Low input impedance and high output impedance (2) U;wu bUiqV izfrck/kk rFkk mPp fuxZe izfrck/kk
(3) High input and output impedances (3) mPp bUiqV rFkk fuxZe izfrck/kk,a
(4) Low input and output impedances (4) U;wu bUiqV rFkk fuxZe izfrck/kk,a

59. A transistor is operated as a non saturated switch to 59. ,d VªkaftLVj fuEu dk foyksiu djus ds fy, ,d vlar`Ir fLop ij
eliminate: dke djrk gS%
(1) Storage time (1) HkaMkj.k le;
(2) Turn-off time (2) VuZ vkQ le;
(3) Turn-on time (3) VuZ vku le;
(4) Delay time (4) foyac le;

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60. The 8086 arithmetic instructions work on: 60. 8086 xf.krh; vuqns”k fuEu ij dk;Z djrs gSa%
1. Signed and unsigned numbers 1. gLrk{kfjr rFkk vukgLrk{kfjr la[;k,a
2. ASCII data 2. ASCII MkVk
3. Unpacked BCD data 3. vUiSDM BCD MkVk
Select the correct answer using the codes given below: uhps fn, x, dksMksa dk iz;ksx djrs gq, lgh mRrj dk p;u djsa%
Codes: dksM%
(1) 1 and 2 (1) 1 rFkk 2
(2) 2 and 3 (2) 2 rFkk 3
(3) 1 and 3 (3) 1 rFkk 3
(4) 1, 2 and 3 (4) 1, 2 rFkk 3

61. Which one of the following types of noise gains 61. fuEu esa ls jo dh dkSulh dksfV dks mPp vko`fRr ij egRo izkIr gksrk
importance at high frequency? gS\
(1) Shot noise (1) iViV jo
(2) Random noise (2) ;kn`fPNd jo
(3) Impulse noise (3) vkosx jo
(4) Transit-time noise (4) laØe.k jo

62. For 10-bit PCM system, the signal to quantization 62. 10-bit PCM iz.kkyh ds fy, DokaVhdj.k jo vuqikr dk flXuy 62
noise ratio is 62 dB. If the number of bits is increased dB gSA ;fn fcVksa dh la[;k esa 2 dh o`f) dj nh tkrh gS rks
by 2, then the signal to quantization noise ratio will: DokaVhdj.k jo vuqikr dk flXuy%
(1) Increase by 6 dB (1) 6 dB c<+ tk,xk
(2) Increase by 12 dB (2) 12 dB c<+ tk,xk
(3) Decrease by 6 dB (3) 6 dB ?kV tk,xk
(4) Decrease by 12 dB (4) 12 dB ?kV tk,xk

63. TWT is preferred over a magnetron in a radar 63. jSMkj VªkUlehVj esa eSXusVªkWu ij TWT dks çkFkfedrk nh tkrh gS
transmitter because of its: D;ksafd blesa gksrh gS%
(1) Larger efficiency (1) vis{kkÑr vf/kd n{krk
(2) Wider bandwith (2) vf/kd pkSM+h cSUMfoFk
(3) Lower noise (3) vis{kkÑr de jo
(4) Larger duty cycle (4) vf/kd cM+k M;wVh pØ

64. In troposcatter communication, the preferred antenna 64. VªksiksLdsVj lapkj esa fuEukfdar esa ls fdl çdkj ds ,UVsuk dks
is of the following type: çkFkfedrk nh tkrh gS%
(1) Helical (1) dqaMfyuh
(2) Rhombic (2) leprqHkZth ,UVsuk
(3) Conical (3) “kaDokdkj ,UVsuk
(4) Parabolic (4) ijoyf;d ,UVsuk

65. Radar detection is limited to line of sight because: 65. jsMkj lalwpu n`f"V js[kk rd lhfer gS%
(1) Of curvature of the earth (1) i`Foh dh oØrk ds dkj.k
(2) The waves are not reflected by the ionosphere (2) D;ksfa d vk;u eaMy ds }kjk rjaxksa dks ijkofrZr ugha fd;k tkrk gS
(3) Long wavelengths are used (3) D;ksafd yEcs rjax nS/;ks± dks ç;ksx fd;k tkrk gS
(4) All of the above (4) mi;qZä lHkh

+∞ +∞
66. The Fourier transform of x(t) = ∑ δ(t–nτ) is: 66. x(t) = ∑ δ(t–nτ)
n= – ∞
dk Qksfj, :ikUrj gS%
n= – ∞

(1) Constant (1) fLFkj

(2) An impulse at t = 0 (2) t = 0 ij vkosn
(3) A series of impulses (3) vkosxksa dh ,d Ja`[kyk
(4) None of these (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha

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67. Which of the following statement is false? 67. fuEukafdr dFkuksa esa ls dkSu&lk dFku xyr gSA
Fourier analysis shows that a saw tooth wave consists of: Qksfj;s fo'ys"k.k n'kkZrk gS fd vkjk nkarh rjax esa gksrs gSa%
(1) Fundamental and sub harmonic sine waves (1) ekSfyd rFkk milaéknh lkbu rjaxsa
(2) A fundamental sine wave and an infinite number of (2) ,d ekSfyd lkbu rjax rFkk vfuf'pr la[;k esa léknh
harmonics (3) ekSfyd rFkk léknh lkbu rjaxs ftuds vk;ke léknh la[;k ds
(3) Fundamental and harmonic sine waves whose lkFk de gksrs gSa
amplitude decreases with harmonic number (4) t;koØh; oksYVrk ftuesa ls dqN brus de gSa fd O;ogkfjd :i
(4) Sinusoidal voltages, some of which are small enough ls budh mis{kk gks ldrh gS
to ignore in practice.

68. Which of the following statement is false? 68. fuEukafdr esa ls dkSu&lk dFku xyr gSA
The square of the thermal noise voltage generated by a ,d çfrjks/kd }kjk mRié rkih; jo oksYVrk dk oxZ buesa ls fdlds
resistor is proportional to: lekuqikrh gS%
(1) Its resistance (1) bldk çfrjks/k
(2) Its temperature (2) bldk rkieku
(3) Boltzmann’s constant (3) cksYV~teSu fLFkjkad
(4) The bandwidth over which it is measured (4) cSUM dh pkSM+kbZ ftlds Åij bls ekik tkrk gS

69. Which of the following statement is false? 69. fuEukafdr esa ls dkSu&lk dFku xyr gSA
If the intermediate frequency is very high then the: ;fn e/;orÊ vko`fÙk cgqr vf/kd gks rks
(1) Image frequency rejection is very good (1) çfrfcEc vko`fÙk vLohdj.k cgqr vPNk gS
(2) The local oscillator need not be extremely stable (2) LFkkuh; nksfy= dks vR;f/kd LFkk;h gksus dh vko';drk ugha gS
(3) p;ukRedrk de gksxh
(3) The selectivity will be poor
(4) Vªsfdax esa lq/kkj gksxk
(4) Tracking will be improved

70. If the antenna diameter in a radar system is increased 70. ;fn ,d jMkj ra= esa ,UVsuk O;kl dks 4 ds xq.kkad }kjk c<+k;k tkrk
by a factor of 4, the maximum range will be increased gS rks vf/kdre ifjlj buesa ls fdl xq.kkad }kjk c<+ tk,xk%
by a factor of: (1) √2
(1) √2 (2) 2
(2) 2 (3) 4
(4) 8
(3) 4
(4) 8

71. The coho in the MTI radar operates at the: 71. MTI jMkj esa COHO dk;Z djrk gS%
(1) Intermediate frequency (1) e/;orÊ vko`fÙk ij
(2) Transmitted frequency (2) çsf"k= vko`fÙk ij
(3) Received frequency (3) çkIr vko`fÙk ij
(4) Pulse repetition frequency
(4) Lian iqujkorZ vko`fÙk ij

72. A solution to the “blind speed” problem is to: 72. ^vU/k xfr* leL;k dk gy gS%
(1) Change the Doppler frequency (1) MkWIyj vko`fÙk dks cny nsuk
(2) Vary the PRF (2) PRF esa cnyko djuk
(3) Use monopulse (3) ,dy LiUn ç;ksx djuk
(4) MTI dk ç;ksx djuk
(4) Use MTI

73. For a bit – rate of 8 Kbps, the best possible values of 73. 8 Kbps dh fcV&xfr ds fy, ,d lalDr f}pj FSK iz.kkyh esa
the transmitted frequencies in a coherent binary FSK laØfer vko`fRr;ksa ds okLrs loksZRre laHkkfor eku gS%
system are: (1) 16 KHz and 20 KHz
(1) 16 KHz and 20 KHz (2) 20 KHz and 32 KHz
(2) 20 KHz and 32 KHz (3) 20 KHz and 40 KHz
(4) 32KHz and 40 KHz
(3) 20 KHz and 40 KHz
(4) 32KHz and 40 KHz

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74. If the sampling time is less than the Nyquist interval, 74. ;fn izfrp;u le; ukbfDoLV varjky ls de gS rks%
then: (1) cSaMfoM~Fk c<+ tkrh gS
(1) Bandwidth increases (2) pSuy {kerk c<+ tkrh gS
(2) Channel capacity increases (3) xkMZ le; ?kV tkrk gS
(3) Guard time reduces (4) ewy flXuy izkIr djus ds fy, vf/kd ljy fQYVjksa dk iz;ksx
(4) Simpler filters may be used to obtain the original fd;k tk ldrk gS
signal

75. A TEM wave guide is incident normally upon a perfect 75. ,d TEM iFkd lk/kkj.kr% ,d iw.kZ pkyd ij vkifrr gksrk gSA
conductor. The E and H field at the boundary will be lhek ij E vkSj H {ks= gksaxs Øe”k%
respectively: (1) U;wure rFkk U;wure
(1) Minimum and minimum (2) vf/kdre rFkk vf/kdre
(2) Maximum and maximum (3) U;wure rFkk vf/kdre
(3) Minimum and maximum (4) vf/kdre rFkk U;wure
(4) Maximum and minimum

76. In a series RLC High Q circuit, the current peaks at a 76. ,d Js.kh RLC mPp Q ifjiFk esa] /kkjk fuEu vko`fRr ij f”k[kj ij
frequency: gksrh gS%
(1) Equal to the resonant frequency. (1) vuquknh vko`fRr ds lerqY;
(2) Greater than the resonant frequency. (2) vuquknh vko`fRr ls vf/kd
(3) Less than the resonant frequency. (3) vuquknh vko`fRr ls de
(4) None of these. (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha

77. In a broadcast super heterodyne receiver, the: 77. ,d izlkj.k lqij gSVjksMkbu izkid esa%
(1) Local oscillator operates below the signal frequency (1) LFkkuh; nksfy= flXuy vko`fRr ls uhps dke djrk gS
(2) Mixer input must be tuned to the signal frequency (2) feDlj bUiqV vo”; gh flXuy vko`fRr ds lkFk leLofjr fd;k
(3) Local oscillator frequency is normally double the IF tkuk pkfg,
(4) RF amplifier normally works at 455 KHz above the (3) LFkkuh; nksfy= dh vko`fRr lkekU;r% IF dh nqxquh gksrh gS
carrier frequency (4) RF ,EIyhQk;j lkekU;r% okgd vko`fRr ls 455 KHz Åij
dke djrk gS
78. An FM signal with a modulation index mf is passed 78. ekM~;wys”ku lwpdkad mf ls ;qDr ,d FM flXuy ,d vko`fRr f=xq.kd
through a frequency tripler. The wave in the output in esa ls xqtkjk tkrk gSA f=xq.kd esa fuxZe esa rjax dk ekM~;wys”ku
tripler will have a modulation index of: lwpdkad gksxk%
(1) mf/3 (1) mf/3
(2) mf (2) mf
(3) 3 mf (3) 3 mf
(4) 9mf (4) 9mf

79. Indicate the false statement. The SWR on a 79. feF;k dFku dh igpku djsaA ,d lapj.k ykbu ij SWR vuar gS]
transmission line is infinity, the line is terminated in: ykbu fuEu esa lekIr gksrh gS%
(1) A short circuit (1) ,d y?kqiFk
(2) A complex impedance (2) ,d tfVy izfrck/kk
(3) An open circuit (3) ,d eqDr ifjiFk
(4) A pure reactance (4) ,d “kq) izfr?kkr

80. JFET in properly biased condition acts as a: 80. leqfpr :i ls vfHkur fLFkfr esa JFET fuEu :i esa dke djrk gS%
(1) Current controlled current source (1) /kkjk fu;af=r /kkjk lzksr
(2) Voltage controlled voltage source (2) oksYVrk fu;af=r oksYVrk lzksr
(3) Voltage controlled current source (3) oksYVrk fu;af=r /kkjk lzksr
(4) Impedance controlled current source (4) izfrck/kk fu;af=r /kkjk lzksr

81. Zener diode is used for: 81. thuj Mk;ksM fuEu esa ls fdlds fy, ç;qä gksrk gS\
(1) Rectification (1) fn"Vdj.k
(2) Amplification (2) ço/kZu
(3) Stabilization (3) LFkk;hdj.k
(4) None of the above (4) mi;qZä dksbZ ugha

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82. The width of depletion layer of a junction: 82. fdlh lfU/k ¼taD'ku½ dh vo{k; ijr dh pkSM+kbZ%
(1) Is independent of applied voltage (1) ç;qä oksYVrk ls Lora= gS
(2) Is increased under reverse bias (2) çrhi vfHkufr ¼fjolZ ck;l½ ds vUrZxr c<+kbZ tkrh gS
(3) Decreases with light doping (3) vYieknu ¼Mksfiax½ ls ?kVrh gS
(4) Increases with heavy doping (4) vf/kd eknu ls c<+rh gS

83. For a transistor to act as current amplifier: 83. /kkjk ço/kZd ds :i esa fØ;k djus gsrq VªkaftLVj ds fy,%
(1) Both its emitter–base junction and collector–base (1) bldh mRltZd vk/kkj laf/k vkSj laxzkgh vk/kkj laf/k] nksuksa
junction are forward biased. vxzfnf'kd vfHkufr ds gksrs gSa
(2) bldh mRltZd vk/kkj laf/k vkSj laxzkgh vk/kkj ruq laf/k] nksuksa
(2) Both its emitter–base junction and collector–base thin
junction are reverse biased.
i'pfnf'kd vfHkufr ds gksrs gSa
(3) bldh mRltZd vk/kkj laf/k vxzfnf'kd vfHkufr ¼ck;l½ dh]
(3) Its emitter base junction is forward biased while
tcfd laxzkgh vk/kkj laf/k i'pfnf'kd vfHkufr dh gksrh gS
collector–base junction is reverse biased (4) bldh mRltZd vk/kkj laf/k i'p fnf'kd vfHkufr dh tcfd
(4) Its emitter–base junction is reverse biased while laxzkgh vk/kkj laf/k vxzsfnf'kd vfHkufr dh gksrh gSa
collector–base junction is forward biased.

84. A MOSFET can be used as: 84. MOSFET dks fuEu esa ls fdldh rjg ç;ksx fd;k tk ldrk gS\
(1) Resistor (1) çfrjks/kd
(2) Capacitor (2) la/kkfj=
(3) Switch (3) fLop
(4) All the above (4) mi;qZä lHkh
85. The operating pointing in an amplifier is selected in 85. fdlh ço/kZd ¼,sEIyhQk;j½ esa çpkyu fcUnq dk p;u lfØ;k {ks= ds
the middle of active region, so that the current: e/; esa fd;k tkrk gS rkfd /kkjk%
(1) Requires a small dc voltage bias (1) dks de dc oksYVrk ck;l ¼vfHkufr½ dh vko';drk gks
(2) Requires a high dc voltage bias (2) dks vf/kd dc oksYVrk ck;l ¼vfHkufr½ dh vko';drk gks
(3) Gives a distortion less output (3) foÑfr foghu fuxZr ¼vkmViqV½ ns lds
(4) Keeps the operating point stable. (4) çpkyu fcUnq dks fLFkj j[k lds

86. By introducing negative feedback in an amplifier there 86. fdlh ço/kZd esa _.kkRed iquZHkj.k çoZfrr djus ls fuEu esa ls fdlesa
is increase in: o`f) gksrh gS\
(1) Noise level (1) jo Lrj
(2) Harmonic distortion (2) gkseksZfud foÑfr
(3) Bandwidth (3) cSaM pkSM+kbZ
(4) Gain (4) yfC/k ¼gain½

87. A common collector amplifier has: 87. lk/kkj.k laxzgh ço/kZd esa gksrh gS%
(1) High voltage gain but low current gain (1) mPp oksYVrk yfC/k fdUrq fuEu /kkjk yfC/k
(2) Low voltage gain and low current gain (2) fuEu oksYVrk yfC/k fdUrq fuEu /kkjk yfC/k
(3) High output impedance but low input impedance (3) mPp vkmViqV çfrck/kk fdUrq fuEu buiqV çfrck/kk
(4) Low output impedance but high input impedance (4) fuEu vkmViqV çfrck/kk fdUrq mPp buiqV çfrck/kk

88. By introducing voltage–series negative feedback in an 88. fdlh ço/kZd esa oksYVrk lhjht _.kkRed QhMcSd çofrZr djus ls%
amplifier:
(1) bldh buiqV çfrck/kk ,oa vkmViqV çfrck/kk nksuksa c<+ tkrh gS
(1) Both its input impedance and output impedance (2) bldh buiqV çfrck/kk vkSj vkmViqV çfrck/kk nksuksa ?kV tkrh gSa
increase
(3) bldh buiqV çfrck/kk c<+ tkrh gS fdUrq vkmViqV çfrck/kk ?kV
(2) Both its input impedance and output impedance
decrease tkrh gS
(3) Its input impedance increases but output impedance (4) bldh buiqV çfrck/kk ?kV tkrh gS fdUrq vkmViqV çfrck/kk c<+
decrease tkrh gS
(4) Its input impedance decreases but output impedance
increases

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89. The purpose of capacitor in a transistor amplifier is to: 89. VªkaftLVj ço/kZd esa la/kkfj= ¼dSisflVj½ dk ç;kstu%
(1) To protect the transistor (1) VªkaftLVj dh j{kk djuk gS
(2) Cool the transistor (2) VªkaftLVj dks BaMk djuk gS
(3) Couple or bypass a.c component (3) a.c. vo;o ¼daiksusUV½ dks ;qfXer djuk vFkok miekxZ.k djuk
(4) Provide biasing gS
(4) vfHkufr ¼ckbflax½ çnku djrh gS

90. In a fixed bias circuit, the operating point shifts 90. fdlh fLFkj ck;l ifjiFk esa çpkyu fcUnq fdl vksj foLFkkfir
towards: ¼shift½ gksrk gS\
(1) Higher value of IB (1) IB ds mPp eku
(2) Lower value of IB (2) IB ds fuEu eku
(3) Zero value of IB (3) IB ds 'kwU; eku
(4) Does not shift at all. (4) fdlh rjg foLFkkfir ugha gksrk

91. A depth upto about 0.1 µm can be precisely controlled 91. yxHkx 0.1 µm dh xgjkbZ dks Bhd&Bhd fdlds }kjk fu;af=r fd;k
by: tk ldrk gS\
(1) Epitaxy (1) vf/kLrjh
(2) Diffusion (2) folj.k
(3) Ion implantation (3) vk;u jksi.k
(4) Chemicalvapour deposition (4) jklk;fud ok"i&fu{ksi.k

92. By the term modulation is meant: 92. ekMqyu in ls D;k vfHkçk; gS\
(1) Impressing a carrier signal on the amplitude, phase or (1) dks.kkad ¼vk;ke½ dyk ij okgd ladsr vFkok lans'k dh vko`fÙk
frequency of the message. dks vkjksfir djuk
(2) Impressing the message signal on the amplitude, the (2) dks.kkad ¼vk;ke½] dyk ij lans'k ladsr vFkok okgd dh vko`fÙk
phase or the frequency of the carrier dks vkjksfir djuk
(3) Mixing the message signal with the carrier signal. (3) okgd ladsrksa ds lkFk lans'k ladsrksa dks fefJr djuk
(4) None of the above. (4) mi;qZä dksbZ ugha

93. In DSB–SC transmission, the frequency which is not 93. DSB–SC lapkj.k esa ftl vko`fÙk dks lapkfjr ugha fd;k tkrk gS]
transmitted is: mls dgrs gSa%
(1) The upper side frequency (1) Åijh fn'kk dh vko`fÙk
(2) The lower side frequency (2) fupyh fn'kk dh vko`fÙk
(3) Audio frequency (3) JO; vko`fÙk
(4) Carrier frequency (4) okgd vko`fÙk

94. In a certain transmitter, the unmodulated carrier power 94. fdlh çsf"k= ¼VªkalehVj½ esa vu ekMqfyr okgd 'kfä 1000 w gS vkSj
is 1000 W and it is modulated with a sinusoidal signal ;g 50% ekMqyu dh xgjkbZ ls T;koØh; ladsr ds lkFk ekMqfyr gSA
with a depth of modulation of 50%. The total power in rks crkb, fd ekMqfyr rjax esa dqy fdruh 'kfä gksxh%
the modulated wave will be:
(1) 1000 W
(1) 1000 W (2) 1125 W
(2) 1125 W (3) 1200 W
(3) 1200 W (4) 1500 W
(4) 1500 W

95. The disadvantage of FM over AM is: 95. AM ds Åij FM dh D;k gkfu;k¡ gksrh gS%
(1) High modulating power is required (1) mPp çek=dh ¼Modulating½ 'kfä dh vko';drk gksrh gS
(2) High transmitter power is required (2) mPp çf"k= ¼Transmitter½ 'kfä dh vko';drk gksrh gS
(3) Large bandwidth is needed (3) cM+s cSaM foLrkj dh vko';drk gksrh gS
(4) Noise is high for high frequency signals. (4) mPp vko`fÙk ladsrksa ds fy, jo Å¡pk gksrk gS
96. The effect of increasing the gain of a system on 96. vfHky{k.ku lehdj.kksa ds ewy ¼roots½ LFkkuksa ij fdlh i)fr dh
location of the roots of characteristic equation is: c<+rh yfC/k dk çHkko gksxk fd%
(1) The roots move away from zero (1) ewy] 'kwU; ls nwj gks tk,axs
(2) The roots move away from the poles (2) ewy] /kzqoksa ls nwj gks tk,axs
(3) Position of the roots not affected (3) ewyksa dh vofLFkfr çHkkfor ugha gksxh
(4) The roots are stationary (4) ewy vpy gS

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97. The algebraic sum of the angles of vectors drawn from 97. ewy fcUnq iFk fdlh fcUnq ij lHkh iksyksa vkSj 'kwU;ksa ls [khaps x,
all poles and zeros to a point on root locus is: lfn'kksa ¼osDVjksa½ ds dks.kksa dk chth; ;ksx gksxk%
(1) Odd multiples of 180° (1) 180° ds fo"ke xq.kt
(2) 180° ds le&xq.kt
(2) Even multiples of 180°
(3) 90° ds fo"ke xq.kt
(3) Odd multiples of 90°
(4) 90° ds le&xq.kt
(4) Even multiples of 90°

98. The closed loop transfer function of the speed control 98. pky fu;a=.k ;wfuV ds lao`Ùk ywi vUrj.k Qyu esa gksrs gSa%
unit has: (1) 1 iksy vkSj dksbZ 'kwU; ugha
(2) 1 iksy vkSj 1 'kwU;
(1) 1–pole and no zeroes
(3) 2 iksy vkSj dksbZ 'kwU; ugha
(2) 1–pole and 1–zero
(4) 2 iksy vkSj 1 'kwU;
(3) 2–poles and no zeros
(4) 2–poles and 1–zero

99. The potentiometers used for error detection in the 99. fLFkfr fu;a=.k ra= esa =qfV dk irk yxkus ds fy, ç;qä foHkoekih dks
position control system need to have: t:jr gksxh%
(1) Same values and same resolution (1) ,d leku eku vkSj fo;kstu ¼foHksnu½ dh
(2) Same values only (2) dsoy ,d&leku eku dh
(3) Same resolution only (3) dsoy ,d&leku fo;kstu dh
(4) None of the above restrictions (4) mi;qZä fdlh çfrca/k dh ugha

100. The open loop response of the temperature control 100. rki fu;a=d ra= dh foo`Ùk ywi vuqfØ;k cgqr /kheh gS] D;ksafd%
system is very slow. This is because: (1) foo`Ùk ywi iksy jω–axis ds fudV gS
(1) The open loop pole is near the jω–axis (2) foo`Ùk ywi iksy jω–axis ls nwj gS
(2) The open loop pole is far from the jω–axis (3) lfEeJ la;qXeh iksyksa dk cM+k voeanu vuqikr gS
(3) Complex conjugate poles have large damping ratio. (4) ra= dk cSaM&foLrkj cM+k gS
(4) System bandwidth is large.

101. Integral control: 101. lekdy fu;a=.k%

(1) Reduces low frequency gain and improves steady (1) fuEu vko`fÙk yfC/k dks ?kVkrk gS vkSj LFkkbZ n'kk fu"iknu dks
state performance
lq/kkjrk gS
(2) fuEu vko`fÙk yfC/k dks c<+krk gS vkSj LFkkbZ n'kk fu"iknu dks
(2) Increases low frequency gain and improves steady
lq/kkjrk gS
state performance
(3) mPp vko`fÙk yfC/k dks ?kVkrk gS vkSj vYi LFkkbZ n'kk fu"iknu
(3) Reduced high frequency gain and improves transient dks lq/kkjrk gS
performance (4) mPp vko`fÙk yfC/k dks c<+krk gS vkSj vYi LFkkbZ n'kk fu"iknu
(4) Increases high frequency gain and improves transient dks lq/kkjrk gS
performance

102. Lead network causes the root locus diagram of a 102. vxzxkeh ¼yhM½ usVodZ ds dkj.k fdlh ra= dk ewy fcUnq vkjs[k%
system to: (1) ckb± vksj foLFkkfir ¼f'k¶V½ gks tkrk gS
(2) nkb± vksj foLFkkfir ¼f'k¶V½ gks tkrk g
(1) Shift to the left
(3) vifjofrZr jgrk gS fdUrq blesa yfC/k dk eku c<+krk gS
(2) Shift to the right
(4) blds dsUæd dh vksj vfHklfjr gksrk gS
(3) Remain unchanged but increase the value of gain on it
(4) Converge to its centroid

103. A sinusoidal signal is an analog signal, because: 103. T;koØh; ladsr ,d vuq:i ladsr gS] D;ksafd%
(1) It can have a number of values between the negative (1) blesa _.kkRed vkSj /kukRed f'k[kjksa ds chp vusd eku gks
and the positive peaks
ldrs gSa
(2) ;g pØ ds vk/ks Hkkx rd _.kkRed gS
(2) It is negative for one half of the cycle
(3) ;g pØ ds vk/ks Hkkx rd /kukRed gS
(3) It is positive for one half of the cycle
(4) blesa /kukRed oksYVrk ds lkFk&lkFk _.kkRed oksYVrk gS
(4) It has negative as well as positive voltages

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104. The output of a gate is HIGH when at least one of its 104. xsV ¼}kj½ dk vkmViqV rc mPp gksrk gS tc de ls de bldk ,d
inputs is LOW. It is true for: buiqV fuEu ¼Low½ gksrk gSA ;g fdl ij lR; gS\
(1) EX–OR (1) EX–OR
(2) NAND (2) NAND
(3) NOR (3) NOR
(4) ORZ (4) OR

105. Karnaugh map is used: 105. dkjukQ ekufp= fdl fy, ç;ksx fd;k tkrk gS\
(1) To minimize the number of FLIP–FLOPS in a digital (1) fdlh vadh; ifjiFk esa FLIP-FLOPS ¼f¶yi& ¶yksi½ dh
circuit la[;k U;wure djus ds fy,
(2) To minimize the number of gates only in a digital (2) fdlh vadh; ifjiFk esa dsoy xsVksa ¼}kjksa½ dh la[;k U;wure
circuit djus ds fy,
(3) To minimize the number of gates and the fan–in (3) fdlh vadh; ifjiFk esa xsVksa vkSj xsVksa dh vko';drk esa QSu dh
requirements of the gates in a digital circuit la[;k U;wure djus ds fy,
(4) To design gates (4) xsVksa dks vfHkdfYir djus ds fy,

106. A combinational circuit: 106. la;qä ifjiFk esa%

(1) Always contains memory elements (1) lnSo Le`fr ?kVd vUrfoZ"V gksrk gS
(2) Never contains memory elements (2) Le`fr ?kVd dHkh Hkh vUrfoZ"V ugha gksrk gS
(3) May sometimes contain memory elements (3) Le`fr?kVd ;nk&dnk vUrfoZ"V gksrk gS
(4) Contains only memory elements (4) dsoy Le`fr ?kVd vUrfoZ"V gksrk gS

107. The logic expression 107. rdZ O;atd

Y=Σm (0,3,6,7,10,12,15) Y=Σm (0,3,6,7,10,12,15)
is equivalent to: fdlds cjkcj gS\
(1) Y=∏ M (0,3,6,7,10,12,15) (1) Y=∏ M (0,3,6,7,10,12,15)
(2) Y=∏ M (1,2,4,5,8,9,11,13,14) (2) Y=∏ M (1,2,4,5,8,9,11,13,14)
(3) Y=Σ m (1,2,4,5,8,9,11,13,14) (3) Y=Σ m (1,2,4,5,8,9,11,13,14)
(4) Y=Σ m (0,3,10,12) (4) Y=Σ m (0,3,10,12)

108. Which of the following logic circuits takes data from a 108. fuEufyf[kr esa ls dkSu&lk rdZ ifjiFk ,dy lzksr ls vk¡dM+s ysrk gS
single source and distribute it to one of the several vkSj vusd vkmViqV ykbuksa esa ls fdlh ,d esa forfjr dj nsrk gS\
output lines? (1) cgq ladsrd
(1) Multiplexers (2) vk¡dM+k ofj= ¼Selector½
(2) Data selector (3) focgq ladsrd
(3) Demultiplexer (4) dksfM=
(4) Encoder

109. Which of the following logic has the fan–out of more 109. fuEufyf[kr esa ls fdl rdZ esa 50 ls vf/kd fuxZekad ¼QSu&vkmV½
than 50? gSa\
(1) TTL (1) TTL
(2) 4–ns ECL (2) 4–ns ECL
(3) RTL (3) RTL
(4) CMOS (4) CMOS

110. How many 7490 are to be cascaded to count up to 110. 999 rd fxurh djus ds fy, fdrus 7490 dks lksikfur ¼dSLdsfMM½
999? fd;k tk,xk\
(1) 1 (1) 1
(2) 2 (2) 2
(3) 3 (3) 3
(4) 4 (4) 4

111. In sign magnitude numbers: 111. fpºu ifjek.k la[;kvksa esa%

(1) The leading bit stands for the sign (1) fpºuksa ds fy, vxzx ¼Leading½ fcV eku gksrh gS
(2) The leading bit is part of the magnitude. (2) vxzx fcV ifjek.k dk Hkkx gS
(3) The leading bit is always zero. (3) vxzx fcV lnSo 'kwU; gksrh gS
(4) The leading bit is always one. (4) vxzx fcV lnSo 1 gksrh gS

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112. A 7477 decoder drives: 112. 7477 fodksMd Mªkbo
(1) Seven segment display (1) lkr [kaMh; çn'kZ
(2) Nixie tube (2) fufDl ¼Nixie½ V;wc
(3) Relays (3) fjys
(4) Diode matrix (4) Mk;ksM eSfVªDl ¼vkO;wg½
113. Which of the following flip–flops (FF) do not have race 113. fuEufyf[kr esa ls fdl f¶yi&¶ykWi esa jsl leL;k ugha gksrh\
problem? (1) T–FF
(1) T–FF (2) D–FF
(2) D–FF (3) JK–FF
(3) JK–FF (4) ekLVj&Lyso FF
(4) Master–Slave FF

114. In a broadside array, the maximum radiation occurs: 114. ik'oZfHkeq[kh O;wg esa vf/kdre fofdj.k gksrk gS%
(1) Along the array (1) O;wg ds lkFk&lkFk
(2) Perpendicular to the array (2) O;wg ds yEcor
(3) At 45° to the array (3) O;wg ds 45° ij
(4) None of these
(4) mi;qZä dksbZ ugha

115. A higher value of standing wave ratio indicates: 115. vçxkeh rjax vuqikr dk mPp eku D;k lwfpr djrk gS\
(1) Least mismatch between line and load (1) js[kk vkSj Hkkj ds chp U;wure csesy
(2) Greater mismatch between line and load (2) js[kk vkSj Hkkj ds chp Hkkjh csesy
(3) Number of noded is equal to the number of antinodes (3) fuLianksa ¼uksMksa½ dh la[;k çLianksa ¼,sfUVukMksa½ ds cjkcj gS
(4) None of the above (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha

116. A PIN diode is: 116. fiu ¼PIN½ Mk;ksM

(1) Suitable for use as a microwave switch (1) lw{e rjax fLop ds :i esa ç;ksx djus ds fy, mi;qä gS
(2) Often used as a microwave detector (2) çk;% lw{erjax lalwpd ds :i esa ç;qä gksrk gS
(3) A semiconductor point contact diode (3) ,d v/kZpkyd fcUnq laLi'kZ Mk;ksM gS
(4) A microwave mixer diode (4) ,d lw{e rjax feJd Mk;ksM gS

117. Choke flange coupling has the advantage that it: 117. pksd ¶ySat ¼LQkj½ ;qXeu dks ,d ykHk gS fd ;g%
(1) Increases the bandwidth of the system (1) ra= dk cSaM&foLrkj c<+krk gS
(2) Compensate for discontinuities at the joint (2) laf/k ij vlkarO;ksa ¼discontinuities½ dh {kfriwfrZ ¼çfrdkj½
(3) Is insensitive to frequencies djrk gS
(4) Helps in the alignment of the wave-guide (3) vko`fÙk;ksa ds fy, vlaosfnr gS
(4) rjax iFkdksa ds lq;kstu ¼alignment½ esa enn djrk gS

118. The most serious drawback of IMPATT diode is its: 118. bEiSV ¼IMPATT½ Mk;ksM dh çeq[k egRoiw.kZ deh ;g gS fd bldh%
(1) Low efficiency (1) bldh fuEu ¼vYi½ n{krk gS
(2) High noise (2) bldk jo vf/kd gS
(3) Low power handling capacity (3) de 'kfä dks çgLru ¼handling½ djus dh {kerk gS
(4) Inability to provide pulsed operation (4) LifUnr çpkyu ¼lafØ;k½ dks çnku djus dh v{kerk gS

119. A parallel R,L,C circuit with R = 15 Ω, L = 30 m H and C 119. R = 15 Ω, L = 30 m H rFkk C = 83.3 µF lfgr ,d lekukUrj
= 83.3 µF is excited by a voltage source v(t) = 120 √2 R. L. C. ifjiFk oksYVrk lzksr v(t) = 120 √2 cos (500 t + 90°).
cos (500 t + 90°). The magnitude of the current flowing }kjk mÙksftr gksrk gSA rks lzksr ls çokfgr /kkjk dk ifjek.k D;k gS%
out of the source is: (1) 10 A (2) 10√2 A
(1) 10 A (2) 10√2 A (3) 20 A (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha
(3) 20 A (4) None of these

120. Which of the following represents linear system: 120. fuEukafdr esa ls dkSu jSf[kd rU= dk çfrfuf/kRo djrk gS%
(1) Y = mX + C (1) Y = mX + C
(2) Y = mX (2) Y = mX
(3) Y=C (3) Y = C
(4) None of these (4) buesa ls dksbZ ugha

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egRoiw.kZ% fuEufyf[kr funsZ'k /;kuiwoZd i<+saA vius ç”uksa ds mÙkj ç”u&iqfLrdk esa u yxk,a vU;Fkk p;u çfØ;k ls vkidh ik=rk oafpr dj nh tk;sxhA
1. viuk mÙkj fy[kuk çkjEHk djus ls igys viuh ç'u iqfLrdk dh Hkyh&Hkk¡fr tk¡p dj ysa] ns[k ysa fd blesa 120 ç'u gSaA çR;sd ç'u iqfLrdk dh fljht fHké
gksxh ¼ç”u&iqfLrdk dksM la[;k ,oa ç”u&iqfLrdk fljht dk la;kstu½A vkidks OMR mÙkj if=dk ij lgh ç'u&iqfLrdk fljht ,oa ç”u&iqfLrdk dksM la[;k
fy[kuk gSA iqu% ;g Hkh ij[k ysa fd blesa fçafVax laca/kh vFkok vU; fdLe dh dksbZ deh ugha gSA ;fn fdlh çdkj dh dksbZ deh gks rks i;Zos{kd dks lwfpr djsa
vkSj ç”u&iqfLrdk cnydj ,d u;h iqfLrdk ysaA bl lanHkZ esa fdlh Hkh çdkj dh dksbZ f'kdk;r ij ckn esa dksbZ fopkj ugha fd;k tk,xkA
egRoiw.kZ uksV% vks-,e-vkj- mÙkj if=dk vH;FkÊ ds ç”u&iqfLrdk fljht ,oa ç”u&iqfLrdk dksM la[;k ds la;kstu ls ewY;kafdr dh tk;sxhA vr% vkidks vks-,e-vkj-
mÙkj if=dk ij lgh ç”u&iqfLrdk fljht ,oa ç”u&iqfLrdk dksM la[;k fy[kuk pkfg,A buesa ls fdlh ,d esa Hkh xyrh gksus ij vkidh vks-,e-vkj- mÙkj if=dk
fujLr gks ldrh gSA vks-,e-vkj- mÙkj if=dk esa ç”u&iqfLrdk dksM la[;k ,oa ç”u&iqfLrdk fljht ugha Hkjus ij vH;FkÊ ds mÙkj if=dk dk ewY;kadu ugha fd;k
tk;sxk ftldh ftEesnkjh Lor% vH;FkÊ dh gksxhA
2. xyr mÙkj ds fy, 1/3 _.kkRed vadu gksxkA çR;sd ç”u ds vad leku gSaA foLr`r tkudkjh ds fy, mÙkj i=d dk voyksdu djsaA
3. d{k&fujh{kd ls vius ços”k&i= ij gLrk{kj vo”; djok,aA ;fn vkius gLrk{kj ugha djok;k rks vkidh ik=rk jí dj nh tk,xhA
4. ;g ,d oLrqijd fdLe dh ijh{kk gS ftlesa çR;sd ç'u ds uhps Øekad (1) ls (4) rd pkj çLrkfor mÙkj fn;s gSAa vkids fopkj esa tks Hkh mÙkj lgh@loZJ"s B gS mldks
vks-,e-vkj- mÙkj i= esa fn;s funs'Z k ds vuqlkj fpfUgr dhft,A vius mÙkj ç'u iqfLrdk esa u yxk,A
5. vks-,e-vkj- mÙkj if=dk ij lHkh dk;ks± ds fy, uhys@dkys ckWy Iokb±V isu ls fy[ksaA vks-,e-vkj mÙkj if=dk ij vksoy dks iw.kZ :i ls dsoy uhys@dkys ckWy
Iokb±V isu ls HkjsaA ,d ckj fn, x, mÙkj dks cnyk ugha tk ldrkA
6. mÙkj&i= ij u rks jQ+ dk;Z djsa u gh vkSj fdlh çdkj dk fu'kku vkfn yxk,a ;k bls eksaM+sA
7. dsYdqysVj] LykbM:y] eksckbZy] dsYdqysVj ?kfM+;k¡ ;k bl çdkj dh dksbZ Hkh ;qfä ,oa fdlh Hkh v/;;u@lanHkZ lkexzh vkfn dk ç;ksx ijh{kk d{k esa oftZr gSA
8. jQ+ dk;Z iqfLrdk esa fdlh Hkh [kkyh LFkku esa fd;k tkuk pkfg,] vks-,e-vkj- mÙkj if=dk ij dksbZ Hkh jQ+ dk;Z u djsaA fdlh vU; dkx+t ij bls djus dh
vuqefr ugha gSA
9. ijh{kk dh lekfIr ds i'pkr~ viuh iwjh ç'u&iqfLrdk rFkk mÙkj&if=dk i;Zos{kd dks okil dj nsaA ç'u iqfLrdk ;k blds fdlh Hkkx vFkok OMR mÙkj if=dk
dks ijh{kk d{k ls ckgj ys tkuk oftZr gS ,slk djuk nUMuh; vijk/k gSA
10. gj ,d ç'u ds fy, dsoy ,d gh mÙkj bafxr djsaA ,d ls vf/kd mÙkj nsus ij ç'u dk dksbZ vad ugha fn;k tk,xkA mÙkj esa dksbZ Hkh dfVax ;k vksojjkbZfVax
ekU; ugha gksxhA iqu% ç'u i= f}Hkk"kh; ¼fgUnh ,oa vaxzsth½ esa gSA fgUnh laLdj.k esa fdlh Hkh fHkérk gksus ij ewY;kadu ds fy, vaxzsth laLdj.k dks vfUre ekuk
tk;sxkA
dPps dk;Z ds fy,