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030110, , Paper Code No. : M-55 Question Booklet No. = ....--+:+++, , M-55, , , , , , , , , , ENTRANCE EXAMINATION - 2020-21, SET -B, , ROLLNO: 4S 5.0 BL Hee, , Signature of Invigilator, , Time : THREE HOURS Total Marks : 170, , Instructions to Candidates, , 1. Do not write your name or put any other mark of identification anywhere in the OMR Response Sheet. IF ANY, MARK OF IDENTIFICATIONS IS DISCOVERED ANYWHERE IN OMR RESPONSE SHEET, the OMR, sheet will be cancelled, and will not be evaluated., This Question Booklet contains the cover page and a total of 170 Multiple Choice Questions of 1 mark each, Space for rough work has been provided at the beginning and end. Available space on each page may also be used, for rough work., , 4. There is negative marking in Multiple Choice Questions. For each wrong answer, 0.25 marks will be deducted., USE/POSSESSION OF ELECTRONIC GADGETS LIKE MOBILE PHONE, iPhone, iPad, page ETC. is strictly, PROHIBITED., , 6. Candidate should check the serial order of questions at the beginning of the test. If any question is found missing, in the serial crder, it should be immediately brought to the notice of the Invigilator. No pages should be torn out, from this question booklet., , 7. Answers must be marked in the OMR response sheet which is provided separately. OMR Response sheet must be, handed over to the invigilator before you leave the seat., , 8. | The OMR response sheet should not be folded or wrinkled. The folded or wrinkled OMR/Response Sheet will not, be evaluated., , 9. Write your Roll Number in the appropriate space (above) and on the OMR Response Sheet. Any other details, if, asked for, should be written only in the space provided., , 10. There are four options to each question marked A, B, C and D. Select one of the most appropriate options and fill, up the corresponding oval/circle in the OMR Response Sheet provided to you. The correct procedure for filling up ., the OMR Response Sheet is mentioned below., , , , CORRECT METHOD, , @®@@O©O, , , , , , , , , , Scanned with Car
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ENTRANCE EXAMINATION — 2020-21, Paper Code No. : M-55, , SET -B, , Instructions for Q 1-2: Given 4 options, you are asked to choose the one that does not fit, in. The other three sentences will make a cogent paragraph., , 1. Sentence Elimination : Creativity and Mood Disorder, , A. The stereotype that creativity is enhanced by a mood disorder is dangerous, both for, those with mood disorders and those pursuing creativity: it could keep them from, seeking treatment if they believe treatment would diminish their creative ability., , B. However, there are differences that might vary systematically between the groups: for, instance, people who have achieved real creative success typically face the stress of, being in the public eye, while the average person does not., , C. Most people chosen to be included in the creative groups are successful writers or artists,, while those in the less-creative group are typically average people living nearby to, wherever the study is taking place., , D. Just that component could account for any number of differences in the instance of mood, disorder, given that stress is a major cause for the onset of mood disorders., , A. BX = BO A, , Cc Cc D.“D, , 2. Sentence Elimination: Distorted Self-Image, A. Many of those who are racked with self-doubt often seck confirmation of their distorted, self-perception. B. This seems logical as those with a negative self-image would be just the ones who would, want to overcompensate., C. The reason for their behavior is the desire for coherence: if others respond in a way that, confirms their self-image, then the world is as it should be., , D. In some cases, individuals actually provoke others to respond negatively to them, in, order hear their own bleak view of themselves., , A Aw 7 ; B.C, ye B, Paper Code : M-55 / Set-B 13s]! Entrance Examination - 2020-21, A., , VEATIICU VVILII val
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Instructions for Q 3-4: Apart from the paragraph 4 options are given, you have to, choose the best option which completes the paragraph. : ,, , 3. Paragraph Completion: Threats to Insurance Industry, , The better behavior resulting from smart devices is just one threat to the insurance industry, , Conventional risk pools (for home or car insurance; for example) are shrinking as preventabie, accidents decline, leaving the slow-footed giants of the industry at risk. Business is instead, moving to digital-native insurers, many of which are-offering low premiums to those willing, to collect and share their data. Yet tlie biggest winners could be tech companies rather than the, firms that now dominate the industry. Insurance is increasingly reliant on the use of, technology to change behavior; firms act as helicopter parents to policyholders, warming of, impending harm—slow down; reduce your sugar intake; call the plumber—the better to, , reduce unnecessary payouts., , A. The growing mountain of personal data available to individuals and, crucially, to firms is, giving those with the necessary processing power the ability to distinguish between lowrisk and high-risk individuals., , 3B. Cheap sensors and the tsunami of data they generate can improve our lives; blackboxes, in cars can tell us how to drive more carefully and wearable devices will nudge us, toward healthier lifestyles. ww, , C. The uncertainty that underpins the need for insurance is now shrinking thanks to better, insights into individual risks. ., , wo Yet this sort of relationship relies on trust, and the Googles and Apples of the world, on, which consumers rely day-by-day and hour-by-hour, may be best placed to win this, business. ‘, , Paragraph Completion : Better Wage Laws and Union Clout, , By calling for exempting unionized businesses from the minimum wage, unions are creating, more incentives for employers to favor unionized workers over the non-unionized sort. Such, exemptions strengthen their power. This is useful because for all the effort unions throw at, raising the minimum wage, laws for better pay have an awkward habit of undermining union, , clout., PO Once employers are obliged to pay the same minimum wage to both unionized and nonunionized labor, workers often see less reason to pay the dues to join a union., , B. High rates of unionization make minimum-wage rules unnecessary as collaborative wage, setting achieves the flexibility goals of a low minimum wage and the fairness goals of a, , high one., , C. Workers who have no real alternative to employment in the unregulated shadows of the, labor market are even more vulnerable to exploitation and abuse than workers with the, legal right to take low wages., , D. The labor ethos of worker solidarity seems hollow if non-inion workers are underpriced, by union workers and left unemployed or scrambling for unauthorized work., , Paper Code : M-55/ Set-B 14] Entrance Examination - 2020-2!, , VEAGTINIGSU VVILII udl
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a7e ne, 5, 6 different sweet arietios of count 32, 216, 136, 88, 184, 120 were ordered for a particular, occasion, They need to be packed in such a way that each box has the same variety of sweet, , and the number of sweets in each box is also the same. What is the minimum number of boxes, réquired to pack? ,, , A. 129 B. 64 +, “G6, 97 ; D: 48., 6 In a large school auditorium, the students are made to sit to watch the programs. If the teachers, , / make a row: of students of 16 each, there will-be 12 students left. If they make rows of 24, each, then there will be 20 students left, if they make rows of 25 each, there will be 21, students left and if they make rows of 30 each, there will be 26 students left. What is the, , minimum number of students present in the school? ws, , A. 1216 6212 . B. 1784 WYi77e qe, a> “wv — 2y237L, CC. 2396 62384 7 ea er 1196 sdBY Le, : Mag Ie, 7. 4 logs of woods of engi 5 1/4m, 1 13/15 m, 3 1/2 mand 4 9/10 m are cut into small pieces,, r all of which have equal length. Each piece of wood is as lengthy as possible. Each cut piece is, xiven to a set of 2 carpenters to work on something. How many carpenters are there in all to, work? Bascm volerm , 39000 ieee, \b 266 sn5 zie PT ag, Cc. 210 D. 332, , 8. LCM of 2 natural numbers p and q where p > q is 935. What is the maximum possible sum of, } the digits of q?, , A. 1 B. 8, Ve 13 D. 2, 9. The sum of the factors of a number is 124. What is the number?, , A More than one such number exists, B. Number lies between’40 and 50, C. Number lies between 50 and 60, D. Number lies between 60 and 80, 10. | How many factors of 1080 are perfect squares?, , we 4 B. 6 +, , Cc. 8 D. 5, , , , Paper Code : M-55/Set-B* - [5 ] Entrance Examination - 2020-21, , Scanned with Car
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gost, — S92 1749, , 11. How many factors of 25 * 36 * 5? are perfect squares?, , wo 24 B. 18 AIM JM, Cc. 4% p. 34— Sw732, , 12. The integers 573921 and 575713 when divided by a 3-digit number leave the same remainder, What is that 3-digit number?, , A. 274 E256 *, Cc. 206 D. 189, 13. Anumber leaves a remainder 3 on division by 14, and leaves @ remainder k on division by 35., , How many possible values can k take?, , A. 3 B. 2 RK, c 4 Us, , 14. There are $00 rooms in a multi-floored hotel. However, duc to a change in rule, the hotel has, to decrease the number of floors by 5. However, the management is able to put 5 more rooms, in cach floor. Over all, the number of rooms in the hotel decreases by 10%. Find the number of, floors and the number of rooms/floor the hotel originally had?, , 12 33 PQoOFO Ql Wt 23 Ry BW M 17 3B, , A. 10 floors 50 rooms 12 3 4 6 2 S$ t re om at, , B. 50 floors 10 rooms 200, 23, oe 20 floors 25 rooms 233 a) \, aah 270, , D. 20 floors 20 rooms y43, , 15. Arun has 13 boxes of chocolates with him, with an average of 27 chocolates per box. If cach, box has at least 11 chocolates and no two boxes have equal number of chocolates, then what, can be the maximum possible number of chocolates in any box ?, , A. 25 (B). 3, , Cc. 29 D. Can't be determined UU , 16. If the product of n distinct positive integers is n". What is the minimum value of their average, , ifn=6?, , A. 8 B. 6, , aes (0) 596 Mel &, Paper Code : M-55 / Set-B lo], , Entrance Examination - 2020-21, , VEATIICU VVILIT val
