SBI MOCK 2 – new pattern

Direction ( 1-5)  Cloze test

The greatest political challenge for the Conservative government in London as it acts to take Britain out of the 28-country bloc, is to put forward a coherent and convincing case for Scotland to remain in the U.K. The economic argument for Edinburgh to leave is apparently at its( 1 ), given the recent slump in oil prices and a (2) fiscal deficit. The champions of access to the common market also run up against the argument that a large share of Scotland’s trade is within the U.K. However, such rational arguments against independence may not cut much ice given that London’s steps to effect Brexit continue to be divisive nearly a year after the vote. In fact, the advocates of independence are likely to argue that if London can rip apart a European partnership of four decades so easily on grounds of (3)national sovereignty, it may well one day reconsider Scottish devolution. But the proponents of Scottish separation would be most short-sighted to promise the moon to potential followers. In fact, countries such as Spain that are fighting their own secessionist movements are unlikely to back the current bid by the Scottish National Party. Edinburgh’s EU entry would have to be ratified by every single member state, a prospect that would commit them to make similar concessions. Europe’s leaders, alive to the sensitivities of (4)the sovereignty of member nations, have repeatedly cautioned against expectations of an automatic (5)of admission in the event that Edinburgh exits Britain.

1.       A.            strongest    B. weakest C. heaviest           D. tallest E. Smallest

Ans. B

2.       A.            mounting            B. heightening  C. drowning       `D. facing             E. rising

Ans. A

3.       A.            restore                 B. restoring        C. postpone       D. delete             `F. failure

Ans. B

4.       A.            undermining     B. discourage     C. suppress         D. depress          `E. disheartening

Ans. A

5.       A.            pledge                  B.guarantee       C. promise          `D. agree             `E. disagree

Ans. B

6.Which of the following sentence is not the part of the discussion, please identify and mark the answer

a.       The measures include a move to tighten security by upgrading x-ray machines for non-intrusive scanning of mail parcels, they said. These steps will have an impact on the procedures for clearance of goods imported through post, they said.

b.      The meeting will also aim to address inadequacies in data capture as the availability of comprehensive figures on imports by post and courier, facilitated by the e-commerce route, is currently lacking, the sources said. While some data is being captured by manual mode, it is not as reliable as information compiled through the CBEC’s electronic data interchange system.

c.       A recent PayPal-Ipsos report showed that shoppers from India spent about ₹58,370 crore in 2016 while shopping online from international websites (mainly sites of U.S., Chinese and British firms). Still, given the irritants that include prolonged delivery time, high customs duties and transactions in foreign currencies, websites offering products that were not available in India, and those promising free delivery and transactions in local currency saw better sales.

d.      To ensure the implementation of more corrective legal, procedural and infrastructural measures, the CBEC – which will make a detailed presentation at the meeting on the issues relating to laws, procedures and infrastructure surrounding postal imports – has sought suggestions from other ministries/departments including the Directorate General of Foreign Trade in the Commerce & Industry ministry as well as the Department of Posts in the Communications ministry.

e.            Ahead of the meeting, the Central Board of Excise & Customs (CBEC) has already begun the process of a “holistic review” of norms covering imports and exports through post to address these concerns and help in taking remedial actions, government sources, who did not wish to be identified, told The Hindu.

f.        Overall, the industry closed the first 10 months of fiscal 2017 with a growth of 8.3%, which, although better than the industry growth rates over the past four fiscal years, remains a far cry from the double-digit growth prior to November 2016.

A.      a

B.      b

C.      e

D.      f

E.       c

Ans. D

.7-11. Choose a word to be fitted in the blank
7. Steel prices, which have been on the rise for last several years, have ————-the backbone of auto parts industry.

A. Joined
B. Burst
C. Broken
D. Altered
E. Distanced

8. Adopting healthy habits is vital in curbing the spread of H1N1, and it is high time people ———–it.

A. Rage
B. Chooses
C. Hover
D. Gather
E. Realize

9.  It is ————-for children, elderly and people suffering from lung diseases to avoid going out early in the morning.

A. Tired
B. Rampant
C. Affected
D. Advisable
E. Enviable

10. Since ————on mango trees is a very sensitive period, any weather change can badly hit its productivity and quality.

A. Towering
B. Pruning
C. Washing
D. Flowering
E. Sprayed

11. The —————should understand that they would get a licence only if they have basic skills of driving.

A. Residential
B. Political
C. Authoritative
D. Applicants
E. Driven

Ans.

7. (C)

8. (E)

9. (D)

10. (D)

11. (D)

Directions (12-20): Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Sanitation promotes health through prevention of human contact with the hazards of wastes as well as the treatment and proper disposal of sewage waste water. These hazards can be physical, microbiological, biological or chemical agents of disease. Wastes that can cause health problems include human and solid wastes, domestic wastewater, industrial wastes and agricultural wastes. Hygienic means of prevention can be by using engineering solutions, simple technologies e.g. septic tanks, or even by personal hygiene practices e.g. simple hand washing with soap. In fact, it is essential for childrento survive, grow and develop into healthy and fulfilled citizens of the world. In the broader context, UNICEF’s activities inWater, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) contribute to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals. UNICEF’s long standing support for improving water supply, sanitation and hygiene stems from a firm conviction and based on sound evidence that these are central to ensuring the rights of children. Apart from these adequate, well-maintained water supply and sanitation facilities in schools encourage children to attend school regularly and help them achieve their educational goals. Inadequate water supply and sanitation in schools are health hazards and affect school attendance, retention and educational performance. Adolescent girls are especially vulnerable to dropping out, as many are reluctant to continue their schooling because toilet facilities are not safe and somewhere are not available. In rural area women and girls face a loss of personal dignity and safety risk if there is no toilet at home. Some other important factors which cannot be ignored- water supply and sanitation in our country continue to be inadequate, despite longstanding efforts by the various levels of government and communities at improving coverage. The level of investment in water and sanitation, albeit low by international standards, has increased during the 2000s. Access has also increased significantly. The share of Indians with access to improved sources of water has increased significantly, while local government institutions faced lack of the financial resources to carry out their functions. Thus the lack of adequate sanitation and safe water has significant negative health impacts including diarrhoea. Another factor is dependency of people on on-site sanitation facilities. Recently, access to on-site sanitation has increased in both rural and urban areas. In rural areas, total sanitation has been successful .In urban areas; a good practice is the Slum Sanitation Program in Mumbai that has provided access to sanitation for a quarter million slum dwellers. In Delhi the sewerage network has lacked maintenance over the years. 2.5 Billion People in the world that defecate openly, some 665 million live in India. This is of greater concern as 88% of deaths from diarrhea occur because of unsafe water, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene.Therefore we can say that Lack of access to adequate sanitation is a huge problem in India. According to UNICEF, about 50% of the country’s population (approximately 638 million people) resort to open defecation. Not only is this a serious health hazard, diarrhea caused by lack of  anitation is a leading cause of death, but there are other problems as well. For example, the dropout rates of girls in schools are directly related to the unavailability of toilets. Therefore, improving sanitation will also improve the living and economic conditions of the rural poor.

12. According to the author, what is/are the factors responsible for absenteeism of children in school?

A. due to safety risk

B. Inadequate water supply

C. lack of sanitation facilities

D. both 1 and 3

E. all of the above

13. Which of the following disease is caused by lack of sanitation?

A. Diarrhea

B. Cancer

C. Tuberculosis

D. Viral fever

E. None of these

14. According to the author, why special attention and efforts are required for improving status of sanitation India?

A. The level of investment in sanitation is low.

B. It has negative health impacts.

C. Rural people, especially children and girls are dropping out from their schools.

D. It encourages many diseases.

E. All of the above.

15. Which of the following is definitely False in the context of the passage?

A. State government have lack of financial resource

B. Government of India have made a comprehensive plan for sanitation.

C. A sanitation program has been organized in Mumbai from slum dwellers.

D. Both 1 & 2

E. None of these

16. By what percentage of deaths are caused by Diarrhea?

A. 2.5% billion people in the world.

B. 66.5% million people

C. 88% of death

D. 63.8% million people

E. None of these

Direction (17-19): Choose the word which is most nearly the SAME in meaning as the word printed in bold as used

in the passage.

17. Vulnerable

A. Protected

B. Enduring

C. Ready

D. Remedy

E. Pubescence

18. Access

A. Outlet

B. Egress

C. Axis

D. Trunk

E. Approach

19. Albeit

A. Although

B. Unsusceptible

C. Measure

D. Drove

E. Grievous

Direction (20-21): Choose the word which is most OPPOSITE in meaning of the word printed in bold as used in the

passage.

20. Hazards

A. Endangerment

B. Safety

C. Admitting

D. Meted out

E. Hostile

ANSWERS

12. (E)

13. (A)

14. (E)

15. (B)

16. (C)

17. (C)

18. (E)

19. (A)

20. (B)

21-30. Read each sentence given below and find out whether there is an error in it. The error if any will be one of the parts of the sentence which are marked as A,B,C and D. If there is no error, the answer will be (E) i.e. No error. (Ignore the errors of punctuation, if any)

.21 The low education levels is due to the fact (A)/ that the state spends 87% of its plan (B)/ on salaries of its teachers (C)/ and not on infrastructure development for scholars (D)/ No error (E)

22. Recent incidents of lions wandering have brought to focus (A)/ the lack of proper regulatory mechanism and powers with the forest department (B)/ to take action against the resorts (C)/ mushroom in woodland periphery (D)/ No error (E)

23. The splendor of the palace comes alive (A)/ when over a lakh bulbs (B)/ is switched on between 7pm and 7.45pm (C)/ on specific days (D)/ No error (E)

24. In view of the rising objections (A)/ of unscrupulous financial institutes duping people with luring them (B)/ with handsome returns on their investments, the police have appealed (C)/ to the citizens to stay away from such companies(D)/ No error (E)

25. More and more cab drivers are impending the regional transport office (RTO) (A)/ to obtain identity cards (B)/ after the transport office intensified action against delinquent drivers (C)/ in the last couple of months(D)/ No error (E)

26. The tiger population in the sanctuary (A)/ is expected to increase from the estimated 76 to around 100 (B)/ during the seasonal migrate(C)/ as the tigers follow their preys(D)/ No error (E)

27. The style in which they zoo officials (A)/ have left space below the fence (B)/ has affected the complete objective (C)/ of having a protect fencing around the pond (D)/ No error (E)

28. With more fire cases informing (A)/ during the summer season, the department has decided (B)/ not to sanction long leaves,(C)/ unless the staff has a emergency (D)/ No error (E)

29. Cold conditions have developed over the region (A)/ and to protect the standing crop from the harsh weather,(B)/ it is suggested to kept the plantation wet (C)/by sprinkling groundwater in small amount (D)/ No error (E)

30. Almost all colours accessible in market (A)/ are sold as ‘herbal’ colours(B)/ while the packets hardly have detailed(C)/ about the ingredients used in it (D)/ No error (E)

ANSWERS

21. (E)

22. (D)  ‘Mushrooming’ should be used- which would serve as an adjective.

23. (C)  ‘Are’ should replace ‘is’- verb should agree with ‘bulbs’

24. (B)  ‘By’ should replace ‘with’- which means ‘by the way of’

25. (E)

26. (C)  ‘Migration’ should replace ‘migrate’- a noun is to be used.

27. (D)  ‘Protective’ should replace ‘protect’- an adjective is to be used.

28. (D)  ‘An’ should replace ‘a’- ‘emergency’ begins with a vowel sound.

29. (C)  ‘Keep’ should replace ‘kept’- after ‘to’ first form of verb is to be used.

30. (C)  ‘Details’ should replace ‘detailed’- a noun is required.

SBI CLERK MOCK 1 - new pattern 2017

Directions (Q. 1 - 10) : In the following passage, there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage and against each number five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find the appropriate word in each case.

The world famous scientist. AI Einstein called his brand of religion cosmic religion. "Our younder there is a huge world, which exists ___(1)___ of human beings and which stand ___(2)___ us like a great eternal riddle at least partially accessible to our inspection and thinking". And he went ___(3)___ to make the famed statement, "science  without religion is lame; religion without science is blind".

Interestingly, Raja Ramanna, who towered in the field of atomic science, was also ___(4)___ interested in philosophy and well ___(5)___ with the scriptures. In one of his lectures he made this ___(6)___ on the convergence of physics and metaphysics: "We know that Quatum Entanglement is a physical fact and can also be ___(7)___ larger than microscopic systems. it seems that we are all tied up by the ___(8)___ connection and it may become another way of communicating with another leading to a collective maksha where distinctions between chit and are fully ___(9)___. Such possibility, ___(10)___ remote, exists".

1. A.) devoid      B.) independent C.) lack               D.) that

2A.) with              B.) against C.) behind     D.) before

3.  A.) far              B.) out C.) off     D.) on

4.     A.) more     B.) deep C.) seldom        D.) keenly

5 A.) learned      B.) read C.) acquainted  D.) taught

6. A.) observation            B.) correction C.) modification    D.) rule

7 A.) extended  B.) treated C.) attached                D.) prasented

8.  A.) detachable             B.) mysterious C.) superficial      D.) imperfect

9.  A.) exchanged             B.) neglected C.) dissolved          D.) exposed

10 A.) if B.) being C.) though        D.) with

ANSERS

1.B  2. D  3. D 4.  D 5. C  6. 7.  A 8.  B 9.  B 10.  C

Directions 11-15 : In each of the following sentences, there are two blank spaces, Below each sentence there are pairs of words denoted by numbers (1), (2), (3), (4) . Find out sentence in the same sequence to make the sentence grammtically correct.

11. An analysis of booking data ……….. by online travel portal has shown 40 per cent
of city residents ………… for hill stations for weekend breaks.
1) conduct, opted 2) conducted, opt 3) given, opted
4) collected, opted 5) conducted, chose

Ans 2 : here conducted is the right option as the information is collected on line and opt means to choose for the right place from the given options , therefore conducted will go with opt

12. Mobile operators are allowed to ……….. network infrastructure like cellphone
towers, which has ……….. them reduce cost, but not air waves.
1) sharing, helping 2) shared, helped 3) share, help
4) collect, helped 5) collect, helped

Ans 3: it being a combined effort so share will be the right option and then it will take help as the second option as it is supporting the network infrastruture

13. I ……….. a friend named Ankur who ……….. a horse ranch in the city.
1) have, owns 2) got, sells 3) need, holds
4) possess, runs 5) has, buys

Ans 1) owns is the right option as I am talking of my friend who is having horse . have and owns is the right option

14. Traffic was ……….. on the express way on Saturday as local residents ……….. the road.
1) disturbed, blocked 2) disrupted, blocked
3) blocked, stopped 4) jammed, block
5) disrupting, blockage

Ans 2

15. The incident ……….. place when the victim asked a ……….. of youths for money.
1) had, group 2) take, group 3) took, group
4) took, herd 5) was taken, group

Ans 3

Directions (16 – 20): Read each sentence to find out whether there is any
grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part
of the sentence. The number of that part is the answer. If there is ‘No error’ the
answer is (5). (Ignore errors of punctuation if any)

16. Earlier this year (1)/ some foreign nations (2)/ was caught (3)/ bringing in drugs
in shoe cavity. (4)/ No Error (5).

Ans. 3) Here, subject (some foreign nationals) is plural. Hence, plural verb i.e. were caught should be used

17. Our country looks all set to throw open (1)/ its door to foreign investors in
infrastructure, (2)/ as the nation seeks to help (3)/ improved the creaky
transportation facility. (4)/ No Error (5).

Ans. 4) Here, infinitive without i.e. improve the creaky transportation facility should be used

18. The company holds (1)/ the patent of the technology (2)/ which enable them to
extract (3)/ precious metals from e-waste. (4)/ No Error (5).

Ans. 3) Here Present Simple i.e. which enables it to extract should be used. Company is a singular word

19. It was strange (1)/ when people started (2)/ congratulate me (3)/ on completion
of my dissertation. (4)/ No Error (5).

Ans. 3) Here, Gerund i.e. congratulating me should be used, not an infinitive.

20. Business confidence is by the upswing (1)/ as companies are betting (2)/ on a
turnaround in the economy (3)/ and improvement in the investment. (4)/ No Error (5).

Ans. 1) It is a preposition related error. On the ups wring = a situation in which something improves; upturn

Directions (21 – 25): In the following questions, a sentence/ apart of the sentence
is printed in bold. Below are given alternatives to the bold sentence/ part of the
sentence at (1), (2), (3) and (4) which may improve the sentence. Choose the
correct alternative. In case no improvement is needed, your answer is (5).

21. Traders and Mandi Market Committees are not threatening by the Government’s
move to override the APMC laws.
1) scared 2) afraid 3) over powered
4) threatened 5) No Correction required

Ans 4) Here, V3 i.e. threatened should be used as the sentence is in Passive

22. Indian firms are benefit strongly from the surge in mergers and acquisitions and
amid heightened activity thanks to the business optimism generated by new
government.
1) benefiting weakly 2) benefiting strongly
3) benefited weakly 4) feeling strongly
5) No correction required

Ans. 2) Look at the structure : Subject + are/am/is + ing (Present Progressive)

23. Inspire scoring very high in the examination, Suresh failed to secure admission
in the college of his choice.
1) but 2) despite 3) even
4) since 5) No correction required

Ans 2 ) Inspite of = despite

24. The commerce aircraft manufacturing business is a rarefied zone.
1) commercial 2) trade 3) businesses
4) trading 5) No Correction required

Ans. 1) Commercial (Adjective) = connected with buying or selling of goods and services

25. Signs that the Indican Economy is readying to became research basis are every where, and come from both the government and the private sector.
1) became researches basis 2) to became research basis
3) for becoming research basis 4) to become research based
5) No correction required

Ans. 4) Here, infinitive should be used.

Directions (26 – 30): Rearrange the following six sentences/ group of sentences
(A), (B), (C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful
paragraph; then answer the questions given below them.
A) All the labourers and the soldiers turned around and saw a hut just a few steps
away from the palace gate.
B) Then suddenly his eyes fell on something and he shouted, “What is that? I did
not see that before”.
C) Before inviting the King to see the palace, the minister decided to take a final
look. “Splended!” the minister exclaimed, looking at the palace.
D) Many labourers were put to work and in a few days the palace was ready.
E) Once, Veer decided to build a apace on a river bank and ordered his ministers
to survey the site and start the construction.
F) King Veer was known for his justice and kindness in whose kingdom,
everyone was leading a happy and content life and his people loved him and
were proud of him.

26. Which of the following sentences should be the FIRST sentence after rearrangement?
1) A 2) B 3) C
4) D 5) F

27. Which of the following sentences should be the SECOND sentence after rearrangement?
1) A 2) B 3) C
4) D 5) E

28. Which of the following sentences should be the FOURTH sentence after rearrangement?
1) A 2) B 3) C
4) D 5) E

29. Which of the following sentences should be the THIRD sentence after rearrangement?
1) A 2) B 3) C
4) D 5) E

30. Which of the following sentences should be the LAST sentence after rearrangement?
1) A 2) B 3) C
4) D 5) E

Anwers

26-5; 27-5; 28-3; 29-4; 30-1;

UNIT 1

CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIAN ECONOMY

In year 2010, the World Development Report published by the World Bank, classified the various countries on the basis of Gross National Income (GNI) per capita.

GNI can be equivalent to GNP (Gross National Product) used earlier by World Bank.

In year 2009, India had the population of around 1,177 million with per capita income of around $1,177 was ranked among the poorest economies of the world. Despite the fact that India had a share of 17.4% in world population, it accounts for only 2.3% of world GNI on exchange rate basis.

On the basis of PPP (Purchasing Power Parity), India had a per capita GNI of around $ 3768 was categorized in the group of lower middle income economies of the world. During 2000 and 2009, it recorded acceleration in its growth rate of GDP to an average of 8%. Optimistically speaking, India is expected to be categorized in the group of upper middle income economies in coming years.

China, one of the most promising economies of the world, has already entered the upper middle income group.

Characteristics of Indian Economy

According to the latest report published by World Bank, Indian Economy has been ranked fourth largest economy of the world. Nevertheless, the Indian Economy is still lagging behind in many domains and aspects. In year 2011-12, around 58.12% of the total Indian general population was engaged in agriculture and allied activities. In year 2008, the contribution of agriculture to the national income was around 17.5%. This indicates to the extreme backwardness of the Indian Economy. On the other hand, around 1% of the UK working population and 4% of the USA working population is engaged in agriculture. Likewise, around 7% of France working population and 6% of Australia working population is engaged in agriculture. It concludes the fact in countries which are backward and are less developed have a high amount of working population which are engaged in agriculture.

According to Indian Economists, the basic economic structure of India has become powerful after Independence. Quantitatively speaking, there have been phenomenal developments done in India with annual growth recorded to be 8%, during 2008-09.

The various aspect and main characteristics of Indian Economy are as follows:

1. Agrarian Economy: After 68 years of Independence, around 58.2% of the work force in India relies on agriculture. In 2011-12, the contribution of agriculture to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was recorded to be 14.1%. 
2. Mixed Economy: Indian Economy is considered to be mixed economy. It implies the fact that it is the unique blend of public and private sector. In its entire plan period, the Indian Government has invested 45% capital in public sector. Nonetheless, the major sources and resources of the production, which accounts to approximately 80%, are in the hands of the private sector. After going through liberalization, the Indian Economy is marching ahead as market economy or capitalist economy.
3. Developing Economy: The Indian Economy is a developing economy can be explained through following facts and they are as follows:

1. As far as international standards are concerned, the National Income of India is very low. In year 2009, the per capita income ($1180) is considered to be extremely low as compared to other developed countries.
2. Currently speaking, India is reported to have 260 million people or around 26.1% of its population living below Poverty Line.
3. In India, the unemployment level is very high. It is primarily structural in nature because the productive capacity is inadequate to create adequate number of jobs. In rural areas, there is acute problem of disguised unemployment. A person who works for 273 days of a year for eight hours every day is considered to be employed.
4. In India, the saving is low as there is low national income and high consumption expenditure. The low saving results paves way to the shortage of capital formation, as capital is considered to be significant factor of production.  In year 2008, the Gross Domestic Saving of India had reached a level of 38.0% and Capital Formation was recorded to be 39.7%.
5. The population of India has increased by 21.34%, during 1991-2001, and this implies that high growth of population of around 1.7 crore of new persons being added to Indian population every year. After China, India is the second largest populated country of the world. According to 2001 census, the total Indian population recorded was around 102.7 crore, which is about 16.7% of the world total population. As compared to 16.7% of world population, India holds only 2.45% of the total land area of the world. 
6. As far as modern and advanced technology is concerned, India lags behind in large industrialization. It is because of this factor the pace of the development in the economy of India is very low.

Important Facts relating to the Characteristics of Indian Economy

1. Agriculture and the allied sectors are considered to be the primary sector of the Indian Economy. In 2008-09, the contribution of the agriculture sector to GDP was 18.9%.
2. The sectors like manufacturing, industry, electricity etc. are considered to be secondary sector of the Indian Economy. Their contribution to GDP is around 23.8%.
3. The sectors like business, transport, services and communication are considered to be tertiary sector of the Indian Economy. Their contribution to GDP is around 57.3% during 2008-09.
4. The public sector contribution in the gross production is less than 20%.
5. Per Capita Income is the best indicator of the economic development of any country.
6. During 2000-01 and 2004-05, the growth rate accelerated to around 6.4% and per capita NNP growth accelerated to around 6.4% and was 4.47% per annum at 1999-00 prices. During 2004-05 and 2009-10, NNP growth further accelerated to 8.4% and per capita income accelerated to around 6.85%, at 2004-05 prices.

The factors which are important in the Economic Development of a developing country are as follows:-

1. Natural Resources
2. Capital Gain
3. Skilled Labour Force
4. Surplus Sale of Agriculture
5. Justified Social Organization
6. Political Freedom
7. Freedom from Corruption
8. Technological Knowledge and General Education

MCQS ON CHAPTER 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIAN ECONOMY

1.       In India planned economy is based on

a.       Gandhian System

b.      Socialist System

c.       Capitalist System

d.      Mixed Economy System

Ans. b

2.       Economic liberalization in India started with

a.       Substantial changes in Industrial licensing policy

b.      The convertibility of Indian rupee

c.       Doing away with procedural formalities for foreign direct investment

d.      Significant reduction in tax rates

Ans. a

3.       It will be true to classify India as

a.       A food deficit economy

b.      A labour surplus economy

c.       A trade surplus economy

d.      A capital surplus economy

Ans. b

4.       The Indian economy is characterized by

a.       Pre-dominance of agriculture

b.      Pre dominance of industry

c.       Low per capita income

d.      Massive unemployment

Select your answer from the code given below:

 Codes

a.       1 and 2 only   

b. 1,2 and 3 only

C, 2,3, and

4 only d. 1, 3 and 4 only

Ans. d

5.       Mixed Economy means:

a.       Where agriculture and industry are given equal importance

b.      Where globalization is transferred with heavy dose of Swadeshi in National economy

c.       Where public sector exists alongwith the private sector in national economy

d.      Where the Centre and the states is equal partner in economic planning and development

Ans. c

6. Which of the following statements about the Indian Economy is correct?

a. Indian economy is as developed as that of China

b. About 70% Indians are involved in some type of self-employment and are the owners of some or the other micro or small enterprise

c. In India single biggest employment is agriculture and allied activities

d. About 48% Indian workforce is employed in foreign countries or in organisations assisted by foreign capital

e. None of these

Ans. c

7. In economic terms, which of the following factors determine the ‘Individual’s demand’ of a product/ commodity?

a. Price of a commodity.

b. Income of the individual.

c. Utility and quality of a commodity

(1) Only a.

(2) Only b.

(3) Only c.

(4) Only a. & c.

(5) All a, b & c

Ans. 5

8. Which of the following terms is used in the field of economics?

a. Adiabatic

b. Bohr Theory

c. Plasma

d. Barter System

e. Viscosity

Ans. d

9. Who amongst the following is not a recipient of Nobel Prize in economics?

a. Peter A. Diamond

b. Dale T. Mortensen

c.AmartyaSen

d. Paul Krugman

e. Robert G. Edwards

Ans. a

10. Which of the following statements about the Indian Economy is correct?

a. Indian economy is as developed as that of China

b. About 70% Indians are involved in some type of self-employment and are the owners of some or the other micro or small enterprise

c. In India single biggest employment is agriculture and allied activities

d. About 48% Indian workforce is employed in foreign countries or in organisations assisted by foreign capital

e. None of these

Ans. c

11. In economic terms, which of the following factors determine the ‘Individual’s demand’ of a product/ commodity?

a. Price of a commodity.

b. Income of the individual.

c. Utility and quality of a commodity

(1) Only a

(2) Only b

(3) Only c

(4) Only a & c

(5) All a, b & c

Ans. 5

12. Which of the following is not a characteristic of the Indian Economy?

a. low per capita income

b. primacy of agriculture

c. balance between heavy industry and wage goods.

d. population pressure

   Ans. c

13. India has entered into Comprehensive Economic Co-operation Agreement with which of the following countries recently:

a. Singapore

b. USA

c.   Australia    

d. None of these

 Ans. a

Importance of SSC Coaching in Chandigarh

Summary:   Chandigarh is popular for SSC coaching wrapper all the arenas required for the preparation of the subsequent exams.  Generally, competitive exam training needs to be competitive and qualitative.  A student needs to look into various factors before selecting the appropriate institute for guidance and teaching.   

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) attracts millions of suitable candidates across the country for a variety of posts with different offices and departments.

It undertakes recruitment for non-technical group ‘C’ and group ‘B’ non - gazetted posts in Ministries of the Central Government of India. These posts can be detailed as below:

• An exam for the employment to (FCI) and for prasar bharti.
• To enroll the (JE) Junior Engineer in various affiliations, for example, PWD (Public works division) and CWC (Central Water Commission) et cetera.
•  To enlist the Audit officer and Commercial officer in various fragments.
• Examination CPO (Central Police Organization) to enlist the Constables and head constables in various Police affiliation like [CAPF/CRPF/CISF] and others.
• An examination CHSL(Combined higher discretionary level) to enlist the DEO(Data Entry Operator) and LDC (Lower Division Clerk) in various relationship of assembly of India.

 An examination CGL(Combined Graduate Level) to enlist the [SI/ASI/UDC/Tax Inspector] et cetera, in various affiliations/Departments of lawmaking body of India.

SSC conducts a number of examinations in a year together with combined higher secondary level exam, common graduate level (CGL) exam, along with other specialized exams as needed by different Government agencies.

Thus, the candidates have to organize well to get hold of high-quality jobs accessible through SSC. This prompts the candidates to have an accurate and realistic method to get ideal SSC Coaching in Chandigarh in order to get success in the exams.

Chandigarh has developed a base for institutes imparting SSC Coaching for the last few years.  The applicants intend to seek top coaching in order to keep themselves abreast with the latest pattern and syllabus of the exam.

Every entrant wishes to join the public sector as there is no economic stability in the multi-national companies, which has made the competition tough.

 Determination and dedication are the key factors to crack the exams and interview process. It is important for the aspirant to organize with commitment along with an accurate schedule that would help to deliver suitable time for each section.

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Significance of SSC Coaching in Chandigarh:

• With the high-ceilinged popularity of the internet, a range of institutes are providing online coaching.
• Most of the institutes in Chandigarh endeavor in familiarizing the candidates with every facade of the examination and give exceptional tips and tricks relating to the examination.
• Experienced faculty enables to deliver different methodologies for efficient knowledge.
• Almost all the coaching centers in Chandigarh provide online practice of test series which helps  the aspirants get enhanced results.
• Veterans deliver different techniques in the branded institutes which helps the learners to easily grasp the concepts.

Consequently, the candidates who are uncertain to choose the best coaching center feels secure and confident while sourcing the appropriate center for SSC Coaching in Chandigarh, for it being the ideal hub for the same.