Questions Asked in RBI Assistant Prelims Exam 27 November 2017

Questions Asked in RBI Assistant Prelims Exam 27 November 2017

RBI‘s recruitment of Assistant is the much-anticipated opportunity for every banking aspirant and with the Preliminary exam, Today's (27th November'17)  We have shared complete details of section-wise and overall difficulty level, questions asked, and number of good attempts in this RBI Assistant Prelims Exam Review.
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In this post we are sharing the Questions Asked in RBI Assistant Prelims Exam 27 November 2017

Note: This Questions Asked in RBI Assistant Prelims Exam 27 November 2017 is based on the feedback shared by the students who appeared for this exam. If you come across any anomaly or remember any question from the exam, do share it with us in the comments section. 

QUESTIONS ASKED IN RBI ASTT. PRE EXAM 27 NOV 2017: SHIFT 01/SLOT 01 

Lets begin with Shift wise Questions Asked in RBI Assistant Prelims Exam 27 November 2017

Questions Asked from Quantitative Aptitude

Number Series Questions
  1. 1). 4, 17, 40, 71, 108, ?  Answer: 149
  2. 2). 24, 10, 8, 10, 18, ? Answer:43
  3. 3). 6, 14, 45, 184, ? Answer: 925
  4. 4). 17, 38, 80, 164, ? Answer: 332
  5. 5). 5, 18, 57, 174, ? Answer: 525
                                                                            Miscellaneous:
                                                                            1. 2 taps can fill a tank in 10 & 20 hours respectively and one can empty it in 40 hours. Total how much time will take to fill the tank.

                                                                                  Questions Asked from Reasoning Ability

                                                                                  1. Alphabetical Series – ARC, GHR, UJI, KOI like this pattern was given and 5 questions were asked on it as mentioned below:
                                                                                  1. If from given arrangement every consonant replaced with previous letter and vowels are changed with next letter then how many words will be there having at least 1 vowel?
                                                                                  2. If S is added in front of all the word then how many can form a meaningful word?
                                                                                  2. Number Series – only number series was given and it was asked
                                                                                  1. How many 5’s are there which are immediately followed & preceded by whole square?
                                                                                  2. How many 3’s are there which are preceded & followed by even number?
                                                                                  3. FLOOR PUZZLE - 
                                                                                  Directions(Q1 to Q5): Read the text given carefully and answer the questions:
                                                                                  Eight person L, M, N, O, P, Q, S, R live on eight different floor .Lower 01 , Top 08. L , Live on odd number floor but not 05 . There is one person live between L and R . R is below L .Three person live between Q and O . Q lives any one of the floor above L as well as O. S live one of floor above Q . Neither N nor Q lives in top floor .One person live between S and M.
                                                                                  1. Who lives on top floor? 
                                                                                  2. Who lives on bottom floor?
                                                                                  3. Who lives immediately above of O's floor?
                                                                                  4. Who lives just below of R?
                                                                                  5. Who lives on the floor just above of 3rd floor?
                                                                                    • 8 P
                                                                                    • 7 S
                                                                                    • 6 Q
                                                                                    • 5 M
                                                                                    • 4 N
                                                                                    • 3 L
                                                                                    • 2 O
                                                                                    • 1 R
                                                                                  4. How many 3's are followed by an even number. In paragraph, Opposite of CAPITAL, and OPPRESSIVE

                                                                                  5.SYLLOGISM

                                                                                  SYLLOGISM 01 - Statements:  
                                                                                  No papaya is coffee.     
                                                                                  No sweet is papaya.
                                                                                  Conclusions:
                                                                                  No coffee is sweet ;
                                                                                  All sweets are coffee 

                                                                                  SYLLOGISM 02 - Statements:  
                                                                                  All story are awards.
                                                                                  All rewards are story.
                                                                                  Conclusions:
                                                                                  All rewards are awards
                                                                                  All awards are story

                                                                                  SYLLOGISM 03 - Statements:  
                                                                                  Some peacock are plants.
                                                                                  All bushes are plants.
                                                                                  Conclusions:
                                                                                  At least some peacock are bushes
                                                                                  Some peacock are definitely not bushes

                                                                                  Syllogism 04 - Statements:  
                                                                                  All bogus are glasses.
                                                                                  No cup is a glass.
                                                                                  Conclusions:
                                                                                  No bogus is a cup
                                                                                  At least some glasses are bogus

                                                                                  SYLLOGISM 05 - Statements:  
                                                                                  All hills are doors.
                                                                                  All entrances are windows.     
                                                                                  No gate is a door.
                                                                                  Conclusions:
                                                                                  At least some hills are gates
                                                                                  No gate is an entrance

                                                                                  Questions Asked from English Language

                                                                                  Reading Comprehension – Based on Moral Story of “a Boy & a Master”
                                                                                  The Questions asked were:
                                                                                  1. How was the behavior of master.
                                                                                  2. Which of the following is true in context of passage.
                                                                                  3. When boy reached home, how was his feelings.
                                                                                  4. What the synonyms of “Off”?
                                                                                  5. What the synonyms of “Comment”?
                                                                                  6. What the antonyms of “Capital”?

                                                                                  RBI Assistant Prelims Exam Analysis 27 Nov 2017 (SLOT-1)



                                                                                  QUESTIONS ASKED IN RBI ASTT. PRE EXAM 27 NOV 2017: SHIFT 02/SLOT 02 

                                                                                  Lets begin with 02nd Shift  Questions Asked in RBI Assistant Prelims Exam 27 November 2017

                                                                                  Questions Asked from Quantitative Aptitude

                                                                                  1. From 20 litre of pure milk, 8 litre is taken out and filled with same amount of water. Then again 8 litre is taken out from the mixer and filled with pure water. What is ratio of milk and water in final mixture?
                                                                                  2. Number Series – Find the next number in the given series.
                                                                                    1. 6, 5, 7, 12.5, 27, ?
                                                                                      • Logic:×0.5+2, ×1+2, ×1.5+2, ×2+2, ×2.5+2 Answer: 69.5
                                                                                    2. 3, 18, 35, 56, 83,?
                                                                                      • Logic: Difference of difference is in even increasing order like 2,4,6,8 Answer: 118
                                                                                    3. 7, 6, 10, 27, ?, 515 
                                                                                      • Logic: ×1-1,×2-2,×3+3,×4+4,×5-5 Answer: 104
                                                                                    4. 45, 49, 40, 56, 31,? 
                                                                                      • Logic: 40-45=-5 
                                                                                      • 56-49=7
                                                                                      • 31-40=-9
                                                                                      • 67-56=11
                                                                                      • Answer: 67
                                                                                    5. 11, 29, 65, 137,?, 569
                                                                                      • Logic:×2+7, ×2+7,×2+7,:×2+7, ×2+7, Answer:281

                                                                                        Questions Asked from Reasoning Ability

                                                                                        1. Scheduling Puzzle – based on days (Mon to Sat).
                                                                                        2. Linear Arrangement – People sitting in a row, all facing toward north.

                                                                                        Questions Asked from English Language

                                                                                        1. Reading Comprehension – Based on story of “Rickshaw man and his brother. “
                                                                                        2. Antonyms & Synonyms – Wild, Mind, Straight


                                                                                        QUESTIONS ASKED IN RBI ASTT. PRE EXAM 27 NOV 2017: SHIFT 03/SLOT 03 

                                                                                        Lets begin with 03rd Shift  Questions Asked in RBI Assistant Prelims Exam 27 November 2017

                                                                                        Questions Asked from Quantitative Aptitude

                                                                                        Number Series – Find the next number in the given series.
                                                                                        1. 16,33,67,135, ?, 543
                                                                                          • Logic: ×2+1, ×2+1, ×2+1, ×2+1, ×2+1 Answer: 271
                                                                                        2. 7,16,30,48,69, ?
                                                                                          • Logic: Difference of difference is in decreasing order: 5,4,3,2,1 Answer:92
                                                                                        3. 5,8,14,25, ?
                                                                                          • Logic: Difference of difference is in decreasing odd number: 3,5,7 Answer:43
                                                                                        4. 4). 134,142,115, 179,54, ?
                                                                                          • Logic: 134+23=142
                                                                                          • 147-33=115
                                                                                          • 115+ 43= 179
                                                                                          • 179-53=54
                                                                                          • 54+63= 270
                                                                                          • Answer: 270
                                                                                        5. 152,76,38,19,?,4.25
                                                                                          • Logic: ÷ 2, ÷ 2, ÷ 2, ÷ 2, ÷ 2 Answer: 9.5

                                                                                              Questions Asked from Reasoning Ability

                                                                                              1. SYLLOGISM  Statement: – 
                                                                                                • All hotel are rooms. 
                                                                                                • Some Rooms are floors.
                                                                                                • Conclusion: 
                                                                                                • i) All hotel are floor.
                                                                                                • ii) No floor is hotel.
                                                                                              2. Linear Arrangement – 7 People A, B, C, D, E, F, G are sitting in a single row, all facing north. B sits third from the left end. Only one person sits between B & L. Only 3 persons sits between C & A. E sits immediate right of A. As many right of E as left of F. D is second to the right of F.
                                                                                              3. Scheduling Puzzle – 7 People, 7 Month based (Jan, Feb, March, April, Sep, Oct, Dec)

                                                                                              Questions Asked from English Language

                                                                                              Reading Comprehension Asked in 03rd Slot – Based on moral story of “A old woman & child”. It was lengthy & time consuming.

                                                                                              One day mother said, “Son, go to the outside cellar and bring in the last of the flour so I can make bread.” The boy did as his mother asked and took a bowl to carry the flour from the cellar into the house.

                                                                                              As he left the cellar, the North Wind played a mean trick. The North Wind blew into the bowl. Flour went all over the boy’s face and across the countryside. When boy told his mother, she hugged him and said, “I don’t know what we will do now. We have nothing left to eat.”

                                                                                              The boy thought the North Wind would want to correct the bad deed. He followed the trail of flour across the country. The boy walked and walked until he found the house of the North Wind.

                                                                                              “Good day,” said the boy to the North Wind. “I know you were only playing a trick, but my mother and I are poor. You blew away the last of our flour, and we are hungry. You need to do right and give me back our flour.”

                                                                                              The North Wind felt bad that he had caused the old woman and her son trouble. “I am sorry,” he said. “I cannot replace your flour. Instead, I will give you something better.” He gave the boy a special cloth. “Take this. Put it over a table, and say the words, ‘Spread, cloth, spread.’ You will never be without food again.” 

                                                                                              The boy thanked the North Wind and took the cloth under his arm. He had walked a long way and stopped at an inn for the night. “How will you pay?” asked the innkeeper. “You say you have no money for food or for a bed!”

                                                                                              The boy placed the cloth over a table and said, “Spread, cloth spread!” The table was suddenly covered with the delicious food and drinks. There was enough for everyone at the inn to eat that night. So the innkeeper gave the boy to have a room of his own. During the night, he crept into the boy’s room and traded a table cloth that looked exactly like the boy’s magic cloth.

                                                                                              The boy went home to his mother. He told her their good fortune and laid the cloth over the table. “Spread, cloth, spread,” said the boy. But nothing happened.

                                                                                              “I fear you have been cheated,” said the mother. The boy had been raised to know that a bad deed should be corrected. So, he went back to the North Wind again.

                                                                                              “The cloth you gave me does not work,” said the boy. I know you do not want my mother and me to starve. You need to do right and give us back our flour.”

                                                                                              “I still cannot replace your flour. Instead, I will give you something much better.” He gave the boy a special goat. This goat gives money. All you need to say is ‘Goat make money!’ and you will have enough money for your needs.” The boy thanked the North Wind and again traveled towards home.

                                                                                              The boy stopped at the inn, and the innkeeper asked how he would pay. The boy walked outside to where his goat was tied and said, “Goat make money.” The goat bleated and coins fell from its mouth. The innkeeper watched this and again gave the boy a room of his own. While the boy slept, the innkeeper traded another goat for the one belonging to the boy.

                                                                                              The boy went home to his mother. He told her their good fortune and told the goat, “Goat make money!” But nothing happened.

                                                                                              “I fear you have been cheated,” said the mother. The boy had been raised to know that a bad deed should be corrected. So, he went back to the North Wind again.

                                                                                              “The goat you gave me does not give money,” said the boy. I know you do not want my mother and me to starve. You need to do right and give us back our flour.”

                                                                                              “I still cannot replace your flour. Instead, I will give you something much better.” He gave the boy a stick. This stick will solve your problem for good. When you say the words, ‘Beat, stick, beat!’ the stick will do what needs to be done. Say “Stop, stick, stop,’ when you want it to quit. The boy thanked the North Wind and again traveled towards home.

                                                                                              The boy again stopped at the inn. This time the innkeeper did not ask how the boy would pay. He fed the boy and gave him a room of his own. Late that night, he came into the boy’s room with a stick, to trade it for the one belonging to the boy. But this time the boy woke up and yelled, “Beat, stick, beat!”

                                                                                              The stick flew into the air and started hitting the innkeeper. It hit him again and again until he said he was sorry and said he would give the table cloth and goat back. Then the boy said, “Stop, stick, stop.” The stick stopped, and the innkeeper crawled off to do as he had promised.
                                                                                              The boy went home with the magic cloth, the magic goat and the magic stick. He and his mother always had enough food to eat and enough money to spend and the boy always knew that as long as he owned the stick, he could make sure that any bad deeds done to them would be corrected.

                                                                                              1. Antonyms – “Late”
                                                                                              2. Synonyms – “Well”


                                                                                              QUESTIONS ASKED IN RBI ASTT. PRE EXAM 27 NOV 2017: SHIFT 04/SLOT 04 

                                                                                              Lets begin with 04th Shift Questions Asked in RBI Assistant Prelims Exam 27 November 2017

                                                                                              Questions Asked from Quantitative Aptitude

                                                                                              Reading Comprehension – Story based on King, Queen & their children’s. The passage was time consuming.

                                                                                                    Questions Asked from Reasoning Ability

                                                                                                    1. Linear Arrangement – People sitting in a single row, all facing north.
                                                                                                    2. Scheduling Puzzle: Jan, mar, June, sep, Nov, dec- increment exams cleared months by A,B,C,P,Q,R. B cleared after 8th month of the year and before November. One person between B and C. Above the person C are equal to below the person Q.R is between B and C. Two persons between A and R.
                                                                                                    3. Blood Relations: B is married to S. G is brother of B. M is the father of G. R is the only daughter of M. R is the mother of P. E married to G.

                                                                                                    Questions Asked from English Language

                                                                                                    1. Data Interpretation – Tabular Graph based on data from 3 companies A, B, C. It was bit calculative.

                                                                                                    Some Word Problems Asked in in RBI Assistant Prelims:


                                                                                                    1. 2 taps can fill a tank in 30 hours and 15 hours respectively. There is one emptying pipe. When all 3 pipes are opened, the took to fill the tank is 12 hours 30 minutes. Find the time in which the emptying pipe can empty whole tank?
                                                                                                    2. 2 taps can fill a tank in 10 and 20 hours respectively and one can empty it in 40 hours. If all pipes are opened, find total time to fill the tank.
                                                                                                    3. 3 persons – A, B, C. B 12 years older than A. C 2 years younger than A. (A+2)/(B+4) = some ratio given. Find C’s age 5 years hence.
                                                                                                    4. Rs 10,000 invested in 2 parts. 1 part at 10% compound interest, 2nd part at 20% compound interest. Total amount received at the end of 2 years is given. Find the amount invested at 10% rate of interest.
                                                                                                    5. Rs X invested at 5% simple interest for 3 years.  Total amount received given. If same amount X is invested at 4% simple interest for 4 years, find amount received.
                                                                                                    6. 108 litres pure milk in a can. 36 litres milk taken out, same amount of water added. Now 15 litres of mixture taken out, and 7 litres of water added. Water constitutes what % of the total mixture now?
                                                                                                    7. A, B, C invested 12600, 10800, 18200 Rs resp. They invested amount for same period. Out of total profit C received Rs 16200 as his share. Find the difference between the profits of A and B.
                                                                                                    8. Circumference of semi circle is 108 cm. Find the circumference of circle who radius is equal to the diameter of semicircle. (Note – Circumference of semi circle = pie*r + 2r)
                                                                                                    9. Mp of article is Rs 1500. It is sold at 20% discount. Had it been sold for Rs 100 less, profit of 10% had been made. Find the cost price.
                                                                                                    10. Number of students in school in 2012 is 3200. In 2013, it increased by 30%. In 2014 it decreased by 5% as compared to 2013. If in 2014, number of boys is  2893, find number of girls in school.
                                                                                                    11. Side of square having perimeter 64 cm is equal to the breadth of rectangle having area 320 sq. cm. Find the perimeter of rectangle.
                                                                                                    12. A person covered some distance by car A at ‘X’ km/hr in ‘X’ minutes. He covered remaining part by car B at 23 km/hr in 15 hours. he covered total distance 480 km. Find X… (Note that X minutes is given here – convert to hours)
                                                                                                    13. Average of 15 numbers given. Average of first 4 given, last 9 given. Find the average of 5th and 6th.
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