ESIC MTS UDC QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE QUESTION WITH DETAIL SOLUTION

• General intelligence and reasoning(50) 
• General awareness(50) 
• Quantitative aptitude(50) 
• English comprehension(50) 

Total number of question:200

Total marks:200

1.If the Square root of 841 is 29, then 0.00000841 is equal to

a. 0.029

b. 0.0029

c. 0.00029

d. 0.29

2. If x is 25℅ of y, then what percent of x is y

a. 100

b. 200

c. 300

d. 400

3. If two numbers are in ratio 10:7 and their difference is 105. The sum of these number is

a. 595

b. 805

c. 1190

d. 1610

4. 1^3 + 2^3 + 3^3 +… … .. . . +10^3 is equal to 

a. 3575

b. 2525

c. 5075

d. 3025

5. Two pipes can fill a cistern separately in 10 hours and 15 hours. They can together fill the cistern in

a. 6 hours

b. 7 hours

c. 8 hours

d. 9 hours

6.The ratio between the speeds of two cars is 6:5 . If the second car runs 600 km in 6 hours, then the speed of the first car is

a. 100 km/hr

b. 120 km/hr

c. 110km/hr

d. 90 km/hr

7. The mean of 23,45,64,81 and 77 is

a. 56

b. 58

c. 54

d. 52

8.The listed price of a product is 500, what shall be the sale price after successive discounts of 10℅ and 10℅ 

a. 450

b. 425

c. 400

d. 405

9. A batsman scored 120 runs which included 15 fours and 2 sixes. What percent of runs scored by him running between the wickets? 

a. 40℅

b. 35℅

c. 37.50℅

d. 25℅

10. If a:b= 2:3,  b:c=5:6, c:d=8:9 then a:d =? 

a. 42:81

b. 44:81

c. 37: 81

d. 40:81

11. The value of 4÷2+3×6-7 is

a. 13

b. 14

c. 11

d. 12

12. An article was bought for ₹400 and a repairing charge of 50 was paid on it. It is sold at a profit of 20℅ . After a discount of 10℅ on its marked price. The marked price is

a. ₹540

b. ₹640

c. ₹580

d. ₹600

13. The ratio of numbers is 4:5 and the sum of their cubes is 1512. The square of their difference is

a. 2 . 25

b. 4

c. 2

d. 1

14.A can complete a task in 8 days and B in 16 days respectively, If they work together for 3 days, then the remaining parts of the work left is

a. 5/16

b 9/16

c. 7/16

d. 11/16

15. In the first 20 overs of a cricket game, the average run rate was 5.50, what should be the required average run rate in the remaining 30 overs to achieve a target of 290 runs? 

a. 5.75

b. 6.5

c. 6.0

d. 6.25

16.The data given below shows the number of people have saved a certain amount of money

Saving in ₹ No. Of people

5 1

15 3

20 4

25 2

30 1

35 1

40 2

a. 20

b. 30

c. 25

d. 15

17.What will be the average of first four positive multiple of 8

a. 16

b. 20

c. 32

d. 24

18.The average age of 50 teachers of a school is 66 years and the average age 60 teachers of another school is 55 years. What will be average age of teachers of both the schools together? 

a. 60 years

b. 57.5 years

c. 65 years

d. 62.5 years

19. The height of a cone is 24cm and radius of its base  10 cm. If the rate of painting it is 28/cm^2. Then what will be the total cost in painting the cone from outside? 

a. ₹18880

b. ₹20820

c. ₹ 17660

d. ₹ 22880

20. Anil goes to his office at the speed of 35 km/hr and return to his home at the speed of 30/km.If he takes total 39 hours. Then what is the distance between his office and home. 

a. 420 km

b. 525 km

c. 630km

d. 210km

21.  The price of two article are in the ratio of 4:3 respectively. The price of first article is increased by 50℅ and the price of second article is decreased by 10℅. If the new price of second article is 54.then what was the original price of the first article? 

a. 120

b. 80

c. 100

d. 90

22. Selling price and cost price of a book are in the ratio of  3:4 . What will be the profit / loss percentage

a. 25℅ loss

b. 33.33℅ profit

c. 66.66℅ loss

d. 20℅ profit

23. What will be the difference between the componed interest and simple interest on a sum of 3200 at the rate of 20℅ per annum for 2 years. 

a. 128

b. 148

c. 132

d. 96

24. What will be the highest common factor of 2^3 ×3^5 ×5^5 and 3^1 × 5^2× 7^1

a. 2^1×3^1×5^2

b. 2^1×3^1×5^2×7^1

c. 2^3×3^5×5^7×7^1

d. 3^1×5^2

25. What is the value of [ 4+ 200÷50+(3/2) of ( 1/5  – 1/4 ) ]

a. 317/40

b. 323/40

c. 337/40

d. 329/40