What is the profit earned by selling a Cell phone for Rs. 6250 A. The cost price of 5 such Cell phones is equal to selling price of 4 such Cell phones. B. 25% profit is earned by selling each Cell phone.

1.  if the statement A alone is sufficient to answer the question, but the statement B alone is not sufficient.

2.  if the statement B alone is sufficient to answer the question, but the statement A alone is not sufficient.

3.  if both statements A and B together are needed to answer the question.

4.  if either the statement A alone or statement B alone B alone is sufficient to answer the question.

5.  if you cannot get the answer from the statement.

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if either the statement A alone or statement B alone B alone is sufficient to answer the question.


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Statement: Every year during monsoon condition of most of the roads in the city deteriorates causing immense problem to the commuters. Courses of action: (A) The civic body should include a heavy Penalty clause while awarding future contracts for road repairs. (B) The civic officials in charge of maintenance of city roads should be asked to explain why the condition of the roads worsens every year. (C) General public should avoid taking their vehicles out during monsoon.

1.  Only (A) follows

2.  Only B follows

3.  Only (A) and (B) follow

4.  Only (B) and (C) follow

5.  All (A), (B) and (C) follow

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Only (A) and (B) follow


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Statement: There has been a continuous increase in the number of dropout of students of Govt. run primary schools in the state. Courses of action: (A) Govt. should immediately set up a committee to review the situation and suggest measures to reverse the trend. (B) Govt. should conduct orientation programs for parents of the students emphasizing on the need for educating their children. (C) Govt. should close down such state run primary schools where dropout rates are more than fifty percent.

1.  Only (A) follows

2.  Only (B) follows

3.  Only (C) follows

4.  Only (A) and (B) follow

5.  None of these

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Only (A) and (B) follow


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Statement: Many public sector undertakings have been making losses for the past few years and the situation is equally bad in the current year. Courses of action: (A) These loss making public sector companies should immediately be closed down. (B) The Govt. should scout for potential buyers in the private sector to sell these companies to get back part of the investments made by the Govt. (C) All the employees of these companies should be retrenched with adequate compensation and the fixed assets may be put up for sale.

1.  Only (B) and (C) follow

2.  Only (B) follows

3.  Only (C) follows

4.  All (A), (B) and (C) follow

5.  None of these

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Only (B) follows


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Statement: During the past few days more and more number of indoor patients of the local Govt. hospital are diagnosed to be suffering from malaria. Courses of action: (A) All such patients who are suffering from malaria should immediately be discharged from the hospital. (B) The hospital authority should immediately put a ban on admitting new patients into the hospital. (C) All such patients who are suffering from malaria should be kept in an isolated ward.

1.  Only (A) follows

2.  Only (B) follows

3.  Only (C) follows

4.  Only (B) and (C) follow

5.  None follows

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Only (C) follows


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Should there be a complete ban on constructing housing projects on farm lands Arguments: I. No, the demands for housing is ever increasing and hence construction of such projects on farm lands should be allowed on selective basis. II. Yes, farm lands are to be protected against any such encroachments as demand for food is increasing every year. III. Yes, the poor farmers are exploited by the big builders.

1.  Only I and II are strong

2.  Only either I or II is strong

3.  Only III is strong

4.  Only I and III are strong

5.  None of these

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Only I and II are strong


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Should at least one member from each household in India be provided with a Govt. job. Arguments: I. Yes, this is the only way to eradicate poverty in India. II. Yes, this will significantly improve the economic condition of the less privileged class. III. No, the incomes of many households are otherwise quite high and these households should be kept out of such scheme.

1.  Only I is strong

2.  Only II is strong

3.  Only III is strong

4.  Only II and III are strong

5.  None of these

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Only II and III are strong


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Should the rate of income tax be much higher for those who earn more than one crore each year Arguments: I. No, every tax paying citizen should be treated on par irrespective of their annual income. II. No, a small percentage of tax paying individuals earns more than one crore and hence it will not have any significant impact on Govt. earnings. III. Yes, imposing higher rate is justified for high earners as they can afford to paymore tax to the Govt. after taking care of their own requirements.

1.  Only I and II are strong

2.  Only III is strong

3.  Only II is strong

4.  All I, II and III are strong

5.  None of these

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Only III is strong


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Should the retirement age of teachers of all Govt. schools be increased to 65 years Arguments: I. Yes, there is an acute shortage of quality teachers. II. No, young educated youth will be deprived of their job opportunity. III. Yes, Govt. can defer payment towards retirement of these teachers.

1.  Only I is strong

2.  Only II is strong

3.  Only III is strong

4.  Only I and II are strong

5.  None is strong

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Only I and II are strong


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Should there be a uniform eligibility criteria for admission to all the engineering colleges in the country Arguments: I. No, each college should be given freedom to decide the eligibility criteria for admissions. II. Yes, this will largely ensure comparability among engineers passing out of different colleges. III. Yes,many colleges admit large number of students who are not capable of completing their engineering degree.

1.  All are strong

2.  Only I and II are strong

3.  Only I and III are strong

4.  Only II and III are strong

5.  None of these

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None of these


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