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Sample Papers for Airforce University Entry Scheme (UES) written examination, Engineering Knowledge Test (EKT) and Common Entrance Test (CET)

• Engineering Knowledge Test (EKT)
• Common Entrance Test (CET)

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2005

English (Main)

History (Prelims)

Psychology (Main)

General Studies (Prelims)

Geography (Main)

2004

Psychology (Prelims)

Psychology (Mains)

2000

Psychology (Mains)

1999

Psychology (Mains)

1998

Psychology (Mains)

1997

Psychology (Mains)

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Sample Question Paper for the NID Entrance Examination.

1. Sample Paper - 1

Click the link to download the SBI Bank Clerical Grade Examination Question Papers.

1. SBI Bank Clerical Grade Examination 2008

Click the link to download the Combined Medical Services (CMS) 2009 conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

1. Paper I (Code No.1)General Ability, General Medicine & Paediatrics
2. Paper II (Code No. 2)Surgery, Gynaecology & Obstetrics and Preventive & Social Medicine  

Click the link to download the Combined Defence Services (CDS) 2009 conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).

1. English
2. Mathematics
3. General Knowledge

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General Ability

1. 2007:General Ability Paper
2. 2008:General Ability Paper

Electronics & Communication

1. Electronics & Communications (Objective Type) I & II
2. Electronics & Communication (Conventional Type) I & II

Electrical

1. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1987
2. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1988
3. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1989
4. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1990
5. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1991
6. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1992
7. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1993
8. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1994
9. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1995
10. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1996
11. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1997
12. IES Objective Paper - I, Electrical 1997
13. IES Objective Paper - 2, Electrical 1997
14. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1998
15. IES Objective Paper - I, Electrical 1998
16. IES Objective Paper - 2, Electrical 1998
17. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 1999
18. IES Objective Paper - I, Electrical 1999
19. IES Objective Paper - 2, Electrical 1999
20. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 2000
21. IES Objective Paper - I, Electrical 2000
22. IES Objective Paper - 2, Electrical 2000
23. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 2001
24. IES Objective Paper - I, Electrical 2001
25. IES Objective Paper - 2, Electrical 2001
26. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 2002
27. IES Objective Paper - I, Electrical 2002
28. IES Objective Paper - 2, Electrical 2002
29. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 2003
30. IES Objective Paper - I, Electrical 2003
31. IES Objective Paper - 2, Electrical 2003
32. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 2004
33. IES Objective Paper - I, Electrical 2004
34. IES Objective Paper - 2, Electrical 2004
35. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 2005
36. IES Objective Paper - I, Electrical 2005
37. IES Objective Paper - 2, Electrical 2005
38. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 2006
39. IES Objective Paper - I, Electrical 2006
40. IES Objective Paper - 2, Electrical 2006
41. IES Conventional Paper Electrical 2007
42. IES Objective Paper - I, Electrical 2008
43. IES Objective Paper - 2, Electrical 2008

  Mechanical

1. 2006:Mechanical Engineering (Objective Type)

Civil Engineering

1. 2000:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper - 1 
2. 2000:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper - 2
3. 2001:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper - 1
4. 2001:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -2
5. 2002:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -1  
6. 2002:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -2  
7. 2003:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -1  
8. 2003:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -2  
9. 2004:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -1  
10. 2004:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -2  
11. 2005:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -1  
12. 2005:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -2
13. 2006:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -1  
14. 2006:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -2  
15. 2007:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -1  
16. 2007:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -2  
17. 2008:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -1  
18. 2008:Civil Engineering (Objective Type) Paper -2  

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1. PG Diploma Course in Advertising & Public Relations (English & Hindi, 2008-09)
2. PG Diploma Course in Advertising & Public Relations (English & Hindi, 2008-09)
3. PG Diploma Course in Journalism (English & Hindi, 2008-09) 

Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Entrance Examination, Question Paper 2008-09

Baan Infotech Placement Question Paper – Analogy - Test 1

(All questions were multiple choices in the actual test)

 1. fans : bleachers::
 (a) cheerleaders : pompoms
 (b) audience:seats
 (c) team:goalposts
 (d) conductor:podium
 (e) referee:decision

 2. archipelago:islands::
 (a) arbor:bower
 (b) garden:flower
 (c) mountain:valley
 (d) sand:dune
 (e) constellation:star

 3. crow:boastful ::
 (a) smirk:witty
 (b) conceal:s;y
 (c) pout:sulky
 (d) blush:coarse
 (e) bluster:unhappy

 4. bracket:shelf ::
 (a) hammer:anvil
 (b) girder:rivet
 (c) strut:rafter
 (d) valve:pipe
 (e) bucket:well

 5. taxonomy:classification ::
 (a) etymology:derivation
 (b) autonomy:authorization
 (c) economy:rationalization
 (d) tautology:justification
 (e) ecology:urbanisation

 6. moderator:debate ::
 (a) legislator:election
 (b) chef:banquet
 (c) auditor:lecture
 (d) conspirator:plot
 (e) umpire:game

 7. glossary:words ::
 (a) catalogue:dates
 (b) atlas:maps
 (c) almanac:synonyms
 (d) thesaurus:rhymes
 (e) lexicon:numbers

 8. lumber: bear ::
 (a) roost:hen
 (b) bray:donkey
 (c) waddle:goose
 (d) swoop:hawk
 (e) chirp:sparrow
 
 9. celerity:snail ::
 (a) indolence:sloth
 (b) cunning:weasel
 (c) curiosity:cat
 (d) humility:peacock
 (e) obstinacy:mule

 10. wood:sand ::
 (a) coal:burn
 (b) brick:lay
 (c) oil:polish
 (d) metal:burnish
 (e) stone:quarry
 
 11. carpenter:saw ::
 (a) stenographer:typist
 (b) painter:brush
 (c) lawyer:brief
 (d) runner:sneakers
 (e) seamstress:scissors
 
 12. horns:bull ::
 (a) mane:lion
 (b) wattles:turkey
 (c) antlers:stag
 (d) hooves:horse
 (e) wings:eagle

 13. gullible:duped ::
 (a) credible:cheated
 (b) careful:cautioned
 (c) malleable:moulded
 (d) myopic:mislead
 (e) articulate:silenced

 14. marathon:stamina ::
 (a) relay:independence
 (b) hurdle:perseverance
 (c) sprint:celerity
 (d) job:weariness
 (e) ramble:directness
 
 15. Skin:man ::
 (a) hide:animal
 (b) jump:start
 (c) peel:potato
 (d) eat:food
 (e) wool:cloth

 16. Bamboo:Shoot ::
 (a) Bean:Sprout
 (b) Peas:Pod
 (c) Potato:Eye
 (d) Carrot:Root
 (e) Leaf:Stem
 
 17. Deflect:Missile ::
 (a) Siege:Castle
 (b) Distract:Attraction
 (c) Protect:Honour
 (d) Drop:Catch
 (e) Score:Goal

 18. Editor:magazine ::
 (a) captain:ship
 (b) actor:movie
 (c) director:film
 (d) player:team
 (e) jockey:horse

 19. Volcano : Lava ::
 (a) Fault:earthquate
 (b) crack:wall
 (c) tunnel:dig
 (d) water:swim
 (e) floor:polish

Bluestar Placement Question Paper – Numerical - Test 1

(All questions were multiple choices in the actual test)

Read the statement below

In a magical temple there are 3 doorways each leading to the interior  of the temple. Every door way has an idol just inside. The magical  powers of the temple doubles the flowers a devotee carries every time he/she passes under a doorway. Each devotee has to pass on straight  through  the doorway and cannot retrace his steps till he comes to the innermost  idol.
 
1. Ram carries X flowers at each idol he places an identical number of flowers Y. He returns from the temple without a single flower. X  was  most probably

    (a) 2 (b) 5 (c) 6 (d) 7

2. In the situation above Y was most probably 

    (a) 8 (b) 5 (c) 6 (d) 7
 
3. If Sita took 8 flowers to the temple and offered 4 flowers each to the first two idols then by the time she faces the third idol she has

   (a) 40 flowers (b) 36 flowers (c) 52 flowers (d) 56 flowers

4. If a person can travel 6 feet in 1/4 of a second, then how many feet does he travel in 10 seconds?

5. What is  1/5 of 1/8?

6. If Ram can buy 5 pencils for 3 cents, then how many pencils can he buy for 60 cents?

7. In a herd of 1200 elephants 400 are pink, 1000 are blue. Then how many elephants are there with both colours?

8. How many 7’s are there if you write the numbers 1 to 100?

9. Complete the series: 1 6 3 7 5 8 7 ?

10. Two people start from a point and walk in opposite directions. After 3 kms they turn left and walk 4 kms. How far are they now from eachother?

11. Two typists can type 2 papers in 4 hrs. Then how much time will 5 typists take to type 5 papers?

12. The sum of digits of a 5 digit no. is 10. The digit in the ten thousandth place is cube of that of units place. what is the number if the digits at units and ten thousandth place is not equal?

13. I deposit Rs.1000 in the bank now and withdraw the amount only at the end of the year how much will I get, if the rate of compund interest is 12% per year and the interest is deposited in the account at the end of every six months.

14. Two passengers have together 560 kgs of luggage and are charged for the excess above the weight allowed at 10$ and 26$. If all the luggage  had belonged to one of them he would have to pay 46$. The amount of luggage each passenger is allowed without any charge is
(a) 100 kg (b) 150 kg (c) 160 kg (d) Insufficient data
 
15. 6 pigs cost the same as 9 sheep. 27 sheep cost the same as 30 goats. 50 goats cost the same as 3 elephants. If two elephants cost $4800, then the cost of one pig in dollar is
(a) 120 (b) 240 (c) 105 (d) 250
 
16. A wholesaler allows a discount of 20 % on the list price to the retailer. The retailer sells at 5% below the list price. If the  customer pays Rs.19 for an article what profit is made by the retailer on it?

(a) Rs.2 (b) Rs.3 (c) Rs.4 (d) Rs.4.5
 
17. A circular metal plate of even thickness has 12 holes of radius 1cm drilled into it. As a result the plate lost 1/6th its original weight. The radius of the circular plate is
(a) 16sqrt2 (b) 8sqrt2 (c) 32sqrt2 (d) sqrt72
 
18. Three machines a,b,c can be used to produce a product. Machine a will take 60 hours to produce a million units. Machine b is twice as fast as machine a. Machine c takes the same amount of time as machine a and b taken together. How much time will be required to produce a million units if all the three machines are used simultaneously?
(a) 12 hours (b) 10 hours (c) 8 hours (d) 6 hours

19. What is the angle between the two hands of a clock at 3:35?

20. In a 100m race, A covers the distance in 45 secs and B in 36 Secs, then by how much distance will B win the race?

21. There are 7 red balls and 4 green balls in a bag. In how many minimum drawsa can a person get two similar coloured balls?

22. Rs.1360/- is divided in to A, B,C. A gets 2/3 rd of B , B gets 1/4th of C. Then What is B’s share?