RRB NTPC CBT 2 Level 5 June-12-2022 Shift 1 Exam Previous Question Paper with Solutions

51) Select the combination of letters that when sequentially placed in the blanks of the given series will complete the series.
A_ _BD_CEB_ _CEB_

A) CEADAD
B) CDADEA
C) CADADE
D) CDAEAD

View Answer
A) CEADAD

Explanation:Let’s solve the given letter series:
Series:
`A _ _ B D _ C E B _ _ C E B _`
We need to fill in the blanks with a 6-letter sequence from the options to complete a repeating pattern.

✅ Step-by-step:
Let’s look at the repeating part at the end:
`C E B` appears three times (once fully, once starting from the 7th letter, and at the end).
So we can suspect that the pattern is repeating around:
A \_ \_ B D \_ C E B → Seems like one unit?
Try Option: CDAEAD
Place it into the blanks:
`A C D B D A C E B E A D C E B`
Check if the pattern makes sense:
* A C D B D A → Then comes C E B
* E A D → Then again C E B
This does not match cleanly.

Try Option 3: CADADE
Insert into the blanks:
`A C A D B D E C E B A D C E B`
Check pattern:
* First segment: `A C A D B D E`
* Then `C E B`
* Then `A D`
* Then `C E B`
Seems confusing — doesn’t give clean repeating segments.

Try Option : CDADEA
Insert:
`A C D B D E A C E B D E C E B`
Now look at segments:
* A C D
* B D E
* A C E
* B D E
* C E B
No obvious repeat pattern.

Now try Option 1: C E A D A D

Insert into the blanks:
`A C E B D A C E B A D C E B`
Let’s break it:
* A C E
* B D A
* C E B
* A D
* C E B
There’s a clear repeating pattern: C E B
It appears fully and cleanly in all positions.
So the completed sequence becomes:
`A C E B D A C E B A D C E B`
Now observe:
* C E B appears in:
* Positions 2–4
* Positions 7–9
* Positions 13–15
This fits well.

✅ Final Answer: Option 1: C E A D A D ✅
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52) There are eight persons-Manoj, Nitya, Varun, Pranay, Kali, Reva, Sarayu and Teena. All of them are sitting in a straight row and are facing North but not necessarily in the same order. There are only two persons sitting between Reva and Pranay. The number of persons sitting between Kali and Manoj is the same as the number of persons sitting between Pranay and Sarayu. Varun is not a neighbour of Sarayu. Sarayu is sitting to the immediate left of Nitya. Kali is sitting second to the left of Reva. Reva is fourth from the extreme right end. Manoj sits at one of the extreme ends of the row. Teena sits to the immediate right of Kali. How many persons are seated to the left of Nitya?

A) Three
B) Four
C) One
D) Six

View Answer
D) Six

Explanation:Let’s solve this step-by-step using all the clues.
We have 8 people:
Manoj, Nitya, Varun, Pranay, Kali, Reva, Sarayu, Teena
All are sitting in a straight row facing North.

Step 1: Reva is 4th from the extreme right end
So we fix Reva at position 5 (counting from left to right):
“`
Positions: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Person: _ _ _ _ R _ _ _
“`

Step 2: Kali is 2nd to the left of Reva
So, Reva is at 5 → Kali is at position 3
“`
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
_ _ K _ R _ _ _
“`

Step 3: Teena sits to the immediate right of Kali → Teena is at position 4
“`
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
_ _ K T R _ _ _
“`

Step 4: There are 2 persons between Reva and Pranay
Reva is at 5 → Pranay can be:
* Position 2 (left of Reva): 5 – 2 – 1 = 2
* OR Position 8 (right of Reva): 5 + 1 + 2 = 8
Try placing Pranay at position 2
“`
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
_ P K T R _ _ _
“`

Step 5: Number of persons between Kali and Manoj = Pranay and Sarayu
From current placements:
* Kali at 3
* Pranay at 2
To balance distances, try:
* Manoj at 6 (3 → 6 = 2 people in between)
→ Then Sarayu must also be 2 away from Pranay → position 5 is Reva, so try position 4 (already T), or position 1
Pranay at 2 → Sarayu at position 1
Now we try:
“`
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
S P K T R M _ _
“`
So far:
* Reva (5), Kali (3), Teena (4), Pranay (2), Sarayu (1), Manoj (6)
Left to place: Varun, Nitya

Step 6: Sarayu is to the immediate left of Nitya
Sarayu is at position 1 → Nitya must be at position 2 ❌ But Pranay is already at 2
→ So Sarayu cannot be at 1
Backtrack: Pranay must be at position 8, not 2
→ Reva at 5 → Pranay at 8
→ 2 people between them: 6 and 7
Update:
“`
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
_ _ K T R _ _ P
“`

Step 7: Kali is at 3 → Manoj should be same distance from Kali as Sarayu is from Pranay
Try Manoj at 1 → Kali at 3 → distance = 1 person
Pranay at 8 → Sarayu must be at 6 (distance = 1)
Place:
“`
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
M _ K T R S _ P
“`
Now remaining: Varun, Nitya

Step 8: Sarayu is to the immediate left of Nitya
Sarayu at 6 → Nitya at 7
“`
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
M _ K T R S N P
“`
Now only position 2 is left → Varun goes there
Final arrangement:
“`
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
M V K T R S N P
“`

✅ Final Question: How many persons are to the left of Nitya?
Nitya is at position 7 → Persons to the left = positions 1–6 → 6 people

✅ Final Answer: Option 4: Six ✅
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53) Which of the following states has zero Scheduled Tribe population as per Census 2011?

A) West Bengal
B) Maharashtra
C) Punjab
D) Assam

View Answer
C) Punjab

54) How many gold medals did India win in the Asian Junior Boxing Championship 2021 in Dubai?

A) Six
B) Five
C) Eight
D) Seven

View Answer
C) Eight

55) A can complete 12% of the work in 15% of the allotted time. A and B worked for the entire period of the allotted time and the work got completed on time. What portion of the work was done by B?

A) 10%
B) 20%
C) 15%
D) 25%

View Answer
B) 20%

Explanation:We are told:
* A completes 12% of work in 15% of the total time.
* A and B work together for the entire time, and finish 100% of the work.
* Need to find: How much work was done by B?

✅ Step 1: Find A’s work rate
If A does 12% in 15% of the total time, then:
* A’s work rate = \frac{12}{15} = 0.8 units of work per unit time (i.e., A can do 0.8% of work per 1% of total time)

✅ Step 2: A’s total contribution in 100% time
If A works the entire time, i.e., 100% of the allotted time:
A's\ total\ work = 0.8 × 100 = 80\%

✅ Step 3: Work done by B
Total work = 100%
A did 80%, so:
B's\ contribution = 100\% - 80\% = \boxed{20\%}

✅ Final Answer: Option 2: 20% ✅
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