How many persons attend the party after Mohan and before Raj?

Who among the following likes Red color?

Who among the following attends party just before Ali?

On which day of the week does the person who likes Yellow color attends his party?

How many persons attend party between the one who likes Violet color and Blue Color?

How many persons sit between C and A when counted from clockwise direction from C?

What is the position of F with respect to B?

If G sits between B and C and is facing in opposite direction to C then what is the position of D with respect to G?

Who is sitting opposite to B?

Four of the following form a group. Which does not belong to that group?

If all the letters are reversed within the words, and the first and last letters are changed to their succeeding letter, and the second letter is changed to their preceding letter, then how many meaningful words can be formed?

What will be the third letter to the left of the fifth letter from the right, when the words are arranged in alphabetical order from left to right?

If the first and last letters are interchanged in all the given words and then all the letters are replaced by their succeeding letter, then how many words will have vowels in it?

If all the consonants are changed to their succeeding letters and all the vowels are changed to their preceding letters, then how many words will contain at least 2 consonants in it?

If all the letters in the given arrangement are arranged in alphabetical order from right to left within the word, then how many letters are there between the letter which is fifth from left and third from right according to the English alphabetical order?

If P is married to S then who is the father-in-law of S?

Who is the wife of the father of Z?

How many female members are there in the family?

 In the given statement, the relationship between different elements is shown and it is followed by three conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of the information given below.

Statement: M = A > X = U > P < L = G > H < J

Conclusion:

I. M > P

II. J > L

III. A > L

In the given statement, the relationship between different elements is shown and it is followed by three conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of the information given below.

Statement: W = R > Y = U < D > S > X = O

Conclusion:

I. D = O

II. D > O

III. W > D

 In the given statement, the relationship between different elements is shown and it is followed by three conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of the information given below.

Statement: S > O > L > A > Q < J < Y = E > I

Conclusion:

I. Q < S

II. E > J

III. I = Q

In the given statement, the relationship between different elements is shown and it is followed by three conclusions. Choose the correct answer on the basis of the information given below.

Statement: O = Q > E > T < H < J > S = A > X

Conclusion:

I. O > T

II. E > H

III. S < X

Statements:

Some old is new.

Only a few new are gold.

Conclusions:

I: Some old being gold is a possibility.

II: No new is old.

Statements:

No computer is a tablet.

Only a few bands are computers.

Conclusions:

I: No band is a tablet.

II: All computers are bands.

Statements:

All Inner are Jacket.

Some Inner are Coat.

Some jackets are not sweaters.

Conclusions:

I. Some jackets can be sweaters.

II. At least some Coats are jackets.

Who among the following lives on 10th floor?

Who among the following lives on sixth floor?

Which among the following floor is vacant?

Who among the following lives immediately below Vacant floor?

How many floors are between both vacant floors?

Which color is liked by O?

What is the position of R with respect to S?

How many persons are sitting between M and O?

Who sits at the extreme left end of the row?

Who among the following likes the blue color and sits at the extreme end of the row?

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Disturbances in the rocket and later deviation from the flight path were observed when strap-on motors were providing thrust during the flight's third stage to propel the vehicle to the intended altitude, V Narayanan, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation, said, adding a detailed analysis has been initiated to identify the cause. The mission to place the satellites in the intended orbit could not be achieved, and all 16 satellites were lost in space, people familiar with the matter said, adding that this was the second consecutive PSLV mission failure during the third stage.
A similar, previous attempt in May 2025 (PSLV-C61-EOS-09) also did not succeed due to a “motor pressure issue,” and there was a fall in the chamber pressure of the motor case. Among the satellites lost were DRDO's Anvesha, a strategic super-eye to unmask military camouflage from nearly 500 km, AayuISAT, India’s first in-orbit fuelling satellite, and CGUSAT, a small, student-developed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite designed primarily for emergency communication and disaster management. The Earth Observation satellite was built jointly by Thailand and the UK.
The PSLV-C62 also carried KID, or Kestrel Initial Technology Demonstrator from a Spanish startup that was a small-scale prototype of a vehicle. A former top ISRO scientist said it would take some time for the space agency to collect data, analyse, understand what happened, and make necessary corrections. It is expected that ISRO will officially release the findings in the days to come, he told PTI, requesting anonymity.
To a query, he said, “It is a setback as the satellites did not reach the intended orbit and all satellites lost in space may be drifting as space debris.” As the 22.5-hour countdown concluded on Monday morning, the 44.4 metres tall four-stage rocket lifted off as scheduled at 10.18 am from the spaceport here. The mission was to deploy a primary Earth Observation satellite and multiple co-passenger satellites into a 512 km Sun-Synchronous Orbit, after a flight journey of about 17 minutes.
The initial phases of the flight proceeded according to plan. However, after the announcement that the “third stage ignited”, an uneasy calm took over the Mission Control Centre. In his address at the centre, Narayanan said, “The PSLV is a four-stage vehicle with two solid stages and two liquid stages. The performance of the vehicle up to the end of the third stage was expected. Close to the end of the third stage, we are seeing more disturbance in the vehicle, and subsequently, there was a deviation observed in the flight path.” Confirming the mission's failure on its ‘X’ handle, ISRO said, “The PSLV-C62 mission encountered an anomaly during the end of PS3 (third stage) of the vehicle. A detailed analysis has been initiated.”

What was the primary reason stated for the failure of the PSLV-C62 mission?

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Disturbances in the rocket and later deviation from the flight path were observed when strap-on motors were providing thrust during the flight's third stage to propel the vehicle to the intended altitude, V Narayanan, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation, said, adding a detailed analysis has been initiated to identify the cause. The mission to place the satellites in the intended orbit could not be achieved, and all 16 satellites were lost in space, people familiar with the matter said, adding that this was the second consecutive PSLV mission failure during the third stage.
A similar, previous attempt in May 2025 (PSLV-C61-EOS-09) also did not succeed due to a “motor pressure issue,” and there was a fall in the chamber pressure of the motor case. Among the satellites lost were DRDO's Anvesha, a strategic super-eye to unmask military camouflage from nearly 500 km, AayuISAT, India’s first in-orbit fuelling satellite, and CGUSAT, a small, student-developed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite designed primarily for emergency communication and disaster management. The Earth Observation satellite was built jointly by Thailand and the UK.
The PSLV-C62 also carried KID, or Kestrel Initial Technology Demonstrator from a Spanish startup that was a small-scale prototype of a vehicle. A former top ISRO scientist said it would take some time for the space agency to collect data, analyse, understand what happened, and make necessary corrections. It is expected that ISRO will officially release the findings in the days to come, he told PTI, requesting anonymity.
To a query, he said, “It is a setback as the satellites did not reach the intended orbit and all satellites lost in space may be drifting as space debris.” As the 22.5-hour countdown concluded on Monday morning, the 44.4 metres tall four-stage rocket lifted off as scheduled at 10.18 am from the spaceport here. The mission was to deploy a primary Earth Observation satellite and multiple co-passenger satellites into a 512 km Sun-Synchronous Orbit, after a flight journey of about 17 minutes.
The initial phases of the flight proceeded according to plan. However, after the announcement that the “third stage ignited”, an uneasy calm took over the Mission Control Centre. In his address at the centre, Narayanan said, “The PSLV is a four-stage vehicle with two solid stages and two liquid stages. The performance of the vehicle up to the end of the third stage was expected. Close to the end of the third stage, we are seeing more disturbance in the vehicle, and subsequently, there was a deviation observed in the flight path.” Confirming the mission's failure on its ‘X’ handle, ISRO said, “The PSLV-C62 mission encountered an anomaly during the end of PS3 (third stage) of the vehicle. A detailed analysis has been initiated.”

Which satellite mentioned in the passage was described as India’s first in-orbit fuelling satellite?

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Disturbances in the rocket and later deviation from the flight path were observed when strap-on motors were providing thrust during the flight's third stage to propel the vehicle to the intended altitude, V Narayanan, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation, said, adding a detailed analysis has been initiated to identify the cause. The mission to place the satellites in the intended orbit could not be achieved, and all 16 satellites were lost in space, people familiar with the matter said, adding that this was the second consecutive PSLV mission failure during the third stage.
A similar, previous attempt in May 2025 (PSLV-C61-EOS-09) also did not succeed due to a “motor pressure issue,” and there was a fall in the chamber pressure of the motor case. Among the satellites lost were DRDO's Anvesha, a strategic super-eye to unmask military camouflage from nearly 500 km, AayuISAT, India’s first in-orbit fuelling satellite, and CGUSAT, a small, student-developed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite designed primarily for emergency communication and disaster management. The Earth Observation satellite was built jointly by Thailand and the UK.
The PSLV-C62 also carried KID, or Kestrel Initial Technology Demonstrator from a Spanish startup that was a small-scale prototype of a vehicle. A former top ISRO scientist said it would take some time for the space agency to collect data, analyse, understand what happened, and make necessary corrections. It is expected that ISRO will officially release the findings in the days to come, he told PTI, requesting anonymity.
To a query, he said, “It is a setback as the satellites did not reach the intended orbit and all satellites lost in space may be drifting as space debris.” As the 22.5-hour countdown concluded on Monday morning, the 44.4 metres tall four-stage rocket lifted off as scheduled at 10.18 am from the spaceport here. The mission was to deploy a primary Earth Observation satellite and multiple co-passenger satellites into a 512 km Sun-Synchronous Orbit, after a flight journey of about 17 minutes.
The initial phases of the flight proceeded according to plan. However, after the announcement that the “third stage ignited”, an uneasy calm took over the Mission Control Centre. In his address at the centre, Narayanan said, “The PSLV is a four-stage vehicle with two solid stages and two liquid stages. The performance of the vehicle up to the end of the third stage was expected. Close to the end of the third stage, we are seeing more disturbance in the vehicle, and subsequently, there was a deviation observed in the flight path.” Confirming the mission's failure on its ‘X’ handle, ISRO said, “The PSLV-C62 mission encountered an anomaly during the end of PS3 (third stage) of the vehicle. A detailed analysis has been initiated.”

Which inference can be most logically drawn from the reference to the PSLV-C61-EOS-09 mission in the passage?

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Disturbances in the rocket and later deviation from the flight path were observed when strap-on motors were providing thrust during the flight's third stage to propel the vehicle to the intended altitude, V Narayanan, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation, said, adding a detailed analysis has been initiated to identify the cause. The mission to place the satellites in the intended orbit could not be achieved, and all 16 satellites were lost in space, people familiar with the matter said, adding that this was the second consecutive PSLV mission failure during the third stage.
A similar, previous attempt in May 2025 (PSLV-C61-EOS-09) also did not succeed due to a “motor pressure issue,” and there was a fall in the chamber pressure of the motor case. Among the satellites lost were DRDO's Anvesha, a strategic super-eye to unmask military camouflage from nearly 500 km, AayuISAT, India’s first in-orbit fuelling satellite, and CGUSAT, a small, student-developed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite designed primarily for emergency communication and disaster management. The Earth Observation satellite was built jointly by Thailand and the UK.
The PSLV-C62 also carried KID, or Kestrel Initial Technology Demonstrator from a Spanish startup that was a small-scale prototype of a vehicle. A former top ISRO scientist said it would take some time for the space agency to collect data, analyse, understand what happened, and make necessary corrections. It is expected that ISRO will officially release the findings in the days to come, he told PTI, requesting anonymity.
To a query, he said, “It is a setback as the satellites did not reach the intended orbit and all satellites lost in space may be drifting as space debris.” As the 22.5-hour countdown concluded on Monday morning, the 44.4 metres tall four-stage rocket lifted off as scheduled at 10.18 am from the spaceport here. The mission was to deploy a primary Earth Observation satellite and multiple co-passenger satellites into a 512 km Sun-Synchronous Orbit, after a flight journey of about 17 minutes.
The initial phases of the flight proceeded according to plan. However, after the announcement that the “third stage ignited”, an uneasy calm took over the Mission Control Centre. In his address at the centre, Narayanan said, “The PSLV is a four-stage vehicle with two solid stages and two liquid stages. The performance of the vehicle up to the end of the third stage was expected. Close to the end of the third stage, we are seeing more disturbance in the vehicle, and subsequently, there was a deviation observed in the flight path.” Confirming the mission's failure on its ‘X’ handle, ISRO said, “The PSLV-C62 mission encountered an anomaly during the end of PS3 (third stage) of the vehicle. A detailed analysis has been initiated.”

Why does the author include the statement of a former top Isro scientist requesting anonymity?

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Disturbances in the rocket and later deviation from the flight path were observed when strap-on motors were providing thrust during the flight's third stage to propel the vehicle to the intended altitude, V Narayanan, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation, said, adding a detailed analysis has been initiated to identify the cause. The mission to place the satellites in the intended orbit could not be achieved, and all 16 satellites were lost in space, people familiar with the matter said, adding that this was the second consecutive PSLV mission failure during the third stage.
A similar, previous attempt in May 2025 (PSLV-C61-EOS-09) also did not succeed due to a “motor pressure issue,” and there was a fall in the chamber pressure of the motor case. Among the satellites lost were DRDO's Anvesha, a strategic super-eye to unmask military camouflage from nearly 500 km, AayuISAT, India’s first in-orbit fuelling satellite, and CGUSAT, a small, student-developed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite designed primarily for emergency communication and disaster management. The Earth Observation satellite was built jointly by Thailand and the UK.
The PSLV-C62 also carried KID, or Kestrel Initial Technology Demonstrator from a Spanish startup that was a small-scale prototype of a vehicle. A former top ISRO scientist said it would take some time for the space agency to collect data, analyse, understand what happened, and make necessary corrections. It is expected that ISRO will officially release the findings in the days to come, he told PTI, requesting anonymity.
To a query, he said, “It is a setback as the satellites did not reach the intended orbit and all satellites lost in space may be drifting as space debris.” As the 22.5-hour countdown concluded on Monday morning, the 44.4 metres tall four-stage rocket lifted off as scheduled at 10.18 am from the spaceport here. The mission was to deploy a primary Earth Observation satellite and multiple co-passenger satellites into a 512 km Sun-Synchronous Orbit, after a flight journey of about 17 minutes.
The initial phases of the flight proceeded according to plan. However, after the announcement that the “third stage ignited”, an uneasy calm took over the Mission Control Centre. In his address at the centre, Narayanan said, “The PSLV is a four-stage vehicle with two solid stages and two liquid stages. The performance of the vehicle up to the end of the third stage was expected. Close to the end of the third stage, we are seeing more disturbance in the vehicle, and subsequently, there was a deviation observed in the flight path.” Confirming the mission's failure on its ‘X’ handle, ISRO said, “The PSLV-C62 mission encountered an anomaly during the end of PS3 (third stage) of the vehicle. A detailed analysis has been initiated.”

Which of the following words is closest in meaning to the word “camouflage” as used in the passage?

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Disturbances in the rocket and later deviation from the flight path were observed when strap-on motors were providing thrust during the flight's third stage to propel the vehicle to the intended altitude, V Narayanan, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation, said, adding a detailed analysis has been initiated to identify the cause. The mission to place the satellites in the intended orbit could not be achieved, and all 16 satellites were lost in space, people familiar with the matter said, adding that this was the second consecutive PSLV mission failure during the third stage.
A similar, previous attempt in May 2025 (PSLV-C61-EOS-09) also did not succeed due to a “motor pressure issue,” and there was a fall in the chamber pressure of the motor case. Among the satellites lost were DRDO's Anvesha, a strategic super-eye to unmask military camouflage from nearly 500 km, AayuISAT, India’s first in-orbit fuelling satellite, and CGUSAT, a small, student-developed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite designed primarily for emergency communication and disaster management. The Earth Observation satellite was built jointly by Thailand and the UK.
The PSLV-C62 also carried KID, or Kestrel Initial Technology Demonstrator from a Spanish startup that was a small-scale prototype of a vehicle. A former top ISRO scientist said it would take some time for the space agency to collect data, analyse, understand what happened, and make necessary corrections. It is expected that ISRO will officially release the findings in the days to come, he told PTI, requesting anonymity.
To a query, he said, “It is a setback as the satellites did not reach the intended orbit and all satellites lost in space may be drifting as space debris.” As the 22.5-hour countdown concluded on Monday morning, the 44.4 metres tall four-stage rocket lifted off as scheduled at 10.18 am from the spaceport here. The mission was to deploy a primary Earth Observation satellite and multiple co-passenger satellites into a 512 km Sun-Synchronous Orbit, after a flight journey of about 17 minutes.
The initial phases of the flight proceeded according to plan. However, after the announcement that the “third stage ignited”, an uneasy calm took over the Mission Control Centre. In his address at the centre, Narayanan said, “The PSLV is a four-stage vehicle with two solid stages and two liquid stages. The performance of the vehicle up to the end of the third stage was expected. Close to the end of the third stage, we are seeing more disturbance in the vehicle, and subsequently, there was a deviation observed in the flight path.” Confirming the mission's failure on its ‘X’ handle, ISRO said, “The PSLV-C62 mission encountered an anomaly during the end of PS3 (third stage) of the vehicle. A detailed analysis has been initiated.”

Which of the following is the most appropriate antonym of the word “uneasy” as used in the passage?

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Disturbances in the rocket and later deviation from the flight path were observed when strap-on motors were providing thrust during the flight's third stage to propel the vehicle to the intended altitude, V Narayanan, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation, said, adding a detailed analysis has been initiated to identify the cause. The mission to place the satellites in the intended orbit could not be achieved, and all 16 satellites were lost in space, people familiar with the matter said, adding that this was the second consecutive PSLV mission failure during the third stage.
A similar, previous attempt in May 2025 (PSLV-C61-EOS-09) also did not succeed due to a “motor pressure issue,” and there was a fall in the chamber pressure of the motor case. Among the satellites lost were DRDO's Anvesha, a strategic super-eye to unmask military camouflage from nearly 500 km, AayuISAT, India’s first in-orbit fuelling satellite, and CGUSAT, a small, student-developed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite designed primarily for emergency communication and disaster management. The Earth Observation satellite was built jointly by Thailand and the UK.
The PSLV-C62 also carried KID, or Kestrel Initial Technology Demonstrator from a Spanish startup that was a small-scale prototype of a vehicle. A former top ISRO scientist said it would take some time for the space agency to collect data, analyse, understand what happened, and make necessary corrections. It is expected that ISRO will officially release the findings in the days to come, he told PTI, requesting anonymity.
To a query, he said, “It is a setback as the satellites did not reach the intended orbit and all satellites lost in space may be drifting as space debris.” As the 22.5-hour countdown concluded on Monday morning, the 44.4 metres tall four-stage rocket lifted off as scheduled at 10.18 am from the spaceport here. The mission was to deploy a primary Earth Observation satellite and multiple co-passenger satellites into a 512 km Sun-Synchronous Orbit, after a flight journey of about 17 minutes.
The initial phases of the flight proceeded according to plan. However, after the announcement that the “third stage ignited”, an uneasy calm took over the Mission Control Centre. In his address at the centre, Narayanan said, “The PSLV is a four-stage vehicle with two solid stages and two liquid stages. The performance of the vehicle up to the end of the third stage was expected. Close to the end of the third stage, we are seeing more disturbance in the vehicle, and subsequently, there was a deviation observed in the flight path.” Confirming the mission's failure on its ‘X’ handle, ISRO said, “The PSLV-C62 mission encountered an anomaly during the end of PS3 (third stage) of the vehicle. A detailed analysis has been initiated.”

Which of the following statements is NOT correct according to the passage?

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Disturbances in the rocket and later deviation from the flight path were observed when strap-on motors were providing thrust during the flight's third stage to propel the vehicle to the intended altitude, V Narayanan, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation, said, adding a detailed analysis has been initiated to identify the cause. The mission to place the satellites in the intended orbit could not be achieved, and all 16 satellites were lost in space, people familiar with the matter said, adding that this was the second consecutive PSLV mission failure during the third stage.
A similar, previous attempt in May 2025 (PSLV-C61-EOS-09) also did not succeed due to a “motor pressure issue,” and there was a fall in the chamber pressure of the motor case. Among the satellites lost were DRDO's Anvesha, a strategic super-eye to unmask military camouflage from nearly 500 km, AayuISAT, India’s first in-orbit fuelling satellite, and CGUSAT, a small, student-developed Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite designed primarily for emergency communication and disaster management. The Earth Observation satellite was built jointly by Thailand and the UK.
The PSLV-C62 also carried KID, or Kestrel Initial Technology Demonstrator from a Spanish startup that was a small-scale prototype of a vehicle. A former top ISRO scientist said it would take some time for the space agency to collect data, analyse, understand what happened, and make necessary corrections. It is expected that ISRO will officially release the findings in the days to come, he told PTI, requesting anonymity.
To a query, he said, “It is a setback as the satellites did not reach the intended orbit and all satellites lost in space may be drifting as space debris.” As the 22.5-hour countdown concluded on Monday morning, the 44.4 metres tall four-stage rocket lifted off as scheduled at 10.18 am from the spaceport here. The mission was to deploy a primary Earth Observation satellite and multiple co-passenger satellites into a 512 km Sun-Synchronous Orbit, after a flight journey of about 17 minutes.
The initial phases of the flight proceeded according to plan. However, after the announcement that the “third stage ignited”, an uneasy calm took over the Mission Control Centre. In his address at the centre, Narayanan said, “The PSLV is a four-stage vehicle with two solid stages and two liquid stages. The performance of the vehicle up to the end of the third stage was expected. Close to the end of the third stage, we are seeing more disturbance in the vehicle, and subsequently, there was a deviation observed in the flight path.” Confirming the mission's failure on its ‘X’ handle, ISRO said, “The PSLV-C62 mission encountered an anomaly during the end of PS3 (third stage) of the vehicle. A detailed analysis has been initiated.”

What does the chairman’s detailed description of the PSLV’s four-stage structure primarily achieve in the final paragraph of the passage?

Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
(A) For India, this dependence threatens long-term autonomy in clean and digital technology ecosystems.
(B) Such processing dominance allows a single actor to influence prices, standards, and downstream expansion.
(C) Therefore, expanding domestic processing capacity is essential to avoid structural vulnerability.
(D) This segment refers specifically to the processing stage that converts raw ore into high-purity materials.
(E) As a result, countries that only extract minerals often remain dependent despite abundant reserves.
(F) Control over the midstream segment determines who captures value in critical mineral supply chains.

Which of the following is the OPENING sentence after rearrangement?

Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
(A) For India, this dependence threatens long-term autonomy in clean and digital technology ecosystems.
(B) Such processing dominance allows a single actor to influence prices, standards, and downstream expansion.
(C) Therefore, expanding domestic processing capacity is essential to avoid structural vulnerability.
(D) This segment refers specifically to the processing stage that converts raw ore into high-purity materials.
(E) As a result, countries that only extract minerals often remain dependent despite abundant reserves.
(F) Control over the midstream segment determines who captures value in critical mineral supply chains.

Which of the following is the SECOND sentence after rearrangement?

Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
(A) For India, this dependence threatens long-term autonomy in clean and digital technology ecosystems.
(B) Such processing dominance allows a single actor to influence prices, standards, and downstream expansion.
(C) Therefore, expanding domestic processing capacity is essential to avoid structural vulnerability.
(D) This segment refers specifically to the processing stage that converts raw ore into high-purity materials.
(E) As a result, countries that only extract minerals often remain dependent despite abundant reserves.
(F) Control over the midstream segment determines who captures value in critical mineral supply chains.

Which of the following is the FOURTH sentence after rearrangement?

Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
(A) For India, this dependence threatens long-term autonomy in clean and digital technology ecosystems.
(B) Such processing dominance allows a single actor to influence prices, standards, and downstream expansion.
(C) Therefore, expanding domestic processing capacity is essential to avoid structural vulnerability.
(D) This segment refers specifically to the processing stage that converts raw ore into high-purity materials.
(E) As a result, countries that only extract minerals often remain dependent despite abundant reserves.
(F) Control over the midstream segment determines who captures value in critical mineral supply chains.

Which of the following is the PENULTIMATE sentence after rearrangement?

Rearrange the following sentences to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph.
(A) For India, this dependence threatens long-term autonomy in clean and digital technology ecosystems.
(B) Such processing dominance allows a single actor to influence prices, standards, and downstream expansion.
(C) Therefore, expanding domestic processing capacity is essential to avoid structural vulnerability.
(D) This segment refers specifically to the processing stage that converts raw ore into high-purity materials.
(E) As a result, countries that only extract minerals often remain dependent despite abundant reserves.
(F) Control over the midstream segment determines who captures value in critical mineral supply chains.

. Which of the following is the LAST sentence after rearrangement?

In each of the following sentences, four words have been highlighted which may or may not be misspelt or inappropriate in their usage. Mark the erroneous word as your answer and if you think that all the words are correct in their spellings and usage, choose ‘All are correct’ as your answer.
The city celebrated its millenium anniversary with cultural programmes and historical exhibitions.

In each of the following sentences, four words have been highlighted which may or may not be misspelt or inappropriate in their usage. Mark the erroneous word as your answer and if you think that all the words are correct in their spellings and usage, choose ‘All are correct’ as your answer.
She was known for her consciencious attitude and consistent commitment towards assigned responsibilities.

In each of the following sentences, four words have been highlighted which may or may not be misspelt or inappropriate in their usage. Mark the erroneous word as your answer and if you think that all the words are correct in their spellings and usage, choose ‘All are correct’ as your answer.
Experts often reccommend regular practice to improve performance in competitive examinations.

 In each of the following sentences, four words have been highlighted which may or may not be misspelt or inappropriate in their usage. Mark the erroneous word as your answer and if you think that all the words are correct in their spellings and usage, choose ‘All are correct’ as your answer.
The bureaucratic official worked between departments to maintain smooth coordination as a liason.

In each of the following sentences, four words have been highlighted which may or may not be misspelt or inappropriate in their usage. Mark the erroneous word as your answer and if you think that all the words are correct in their spellings and usage, choose ‘All are correct’ as your answer.
The new regulation will supercede earlier guidelines issued by the authority last year.

Read the sentence given below to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The corresponding letter of that part is the answer. If the sentence is error-free then, choose “No error” as the answer. (Ignore the errors of punctuation, if any.)
We should be sleeping for (A)/ seven to eight hour daily to (B)/ allow the body to recover (C)/ and recharge for the next day (D).

Read the sentence given below to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The corresponding letter of that part is the answer. If the sentence is error-free then, choose “No error” as the answer. (Ignore the errors of punctuation, if any.)
The initiative will convert (A)/ traditional classrooms into innovation-oriented labs, (B)/ where students developed (C)/ AI-based projects to solve real-life problems (D).

Read the sentence given below to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The corresponding letter of that part is the answer. If the sentence is error-free then, choose “No error” as the answer. (Ignore the errors of punctuation, if any.)
The idea that you (A)/ only need protein if you are (B)/ lifting heavy weights (C)/ are a persistent misconception (D).

Read the sentence given below to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. The corresponding letter of that part is the answer. If the sentence is error-free then, choose “No error” as the answer. (Ignore the errors of punctuation, if any.)
Indian Air Force Group Captain (A)/ Shubhanshu Shukla is a first (B)/ astronaut from the country to travel (C)/ to the International Space Station (D).

In each of the following questions, a phrase has been given in bold. Choose the sentence that correctly uses the given phrase in a contextually appropriate manner.

at odds with

 In each of the following questions, a phrase has been given in bold. Choose the sentence that correctly uses the given phrase in a contextually appropriate manner.

on thin ice

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in the wake of

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The committee declared the policy change _____ to prevent irreversible damage to national interests.

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The proposal lacked evidence and therefore remained _____ among experienced evaluators throughout review.

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Her response was intentionally _____, avoiding direct commitment during sensitive negotiations yesterday.

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Ignoring early warnings proved _____, leading to consequences that could not later reversed.

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The verdict was _____, leaving no ambiguity for the concerned parties involved thereafter.