Marketing aptitude solved question paper for Competitive / entrance exam 2013 (Part 1 of 2)

Tuesday 29 January 2013

Marketing aptitude solved question paper for Competitive  / entrance exam 2013

1. How many mango trees will be accommodated with a spacing of 5•0 m x 5•0 m in an area one Hectare ?

(A) 400 tree/ha

(B) 750 tree/ha

(C) 800 tree/ha

(D) 850 tree/ha

(E) 900 tree/ha

2. Of the Total Net Bank Credit (NBC) of the Public Sector Banks at the end of March 2007, what is the share of Agricultural Lending (Direct and Indirect) ?

(A) 13•6 per cent

(B) 14•6 per cent

(C) 15•6 per cent

(D) 16•6 per cent

(E) 17•6 per cent

3. What is the average yield per lactation in buffalo in India ?

(A) 1200 kg

(B) 1250 kg

(C) 1300 kg

(D) 1350 kg

(E) 1400 kg

4. Which one of the following Districts of Andhra Pradesh is considered as the ‘Hub of Fresh Fish Farming’ ?

(A) Nellore

(B) Guntur

(C) Krishna

(D) Godavari

(E) Anantpur

5. At present, per capita availability of milk in India is about—

(A) 200 gram per day

(B) 210 gram per day

(C) 215 gram per day

(D) 220 gram per day

(E) 225 gram per day

6. Under the cold storage, this crop requires 0-1 degree Celsius temperature and 98–100 per cent humidity .

(A) Brinjal

(B) Bhindi

(C) Peas

(D) Grape

(E) Banana

7. This Hybrid variety of Sorghum (Jowar) is high yielding, tolerant to shoot fly, stemborer, with good roti making qualities suitable for Maharashtra state under Kharif and Rabi Seasons—

(A) AKSV 13 R

(B) SPV 1155 (Variety)

(C) SHD 9690 (Hybrid)

(D) DSV 5 (Variety)

(E) DSV 4 (Variety)

8. Which one of the following Agrofood sector in India has ‘Highest Level of Processing’ (percentage of total production) ?

(A) Fruits and Vegetables

(B) Milk and Milk Products

(C) Buffalo Meat

(D) Poultry Product

(E) Marine Products

9. This Micro Finance Institution (MFI) in India, is one of the fastest growing MFI in the world with annual growth rate of 200 per cent—

(A) PRADHAN

(B) BASIX

(C) SKS

(D) MYRADA

(E) Sadaguru Seva Trust

10. This Sunflower Hybrid Variety is tall (150 cm–180 cm), early in maturity (95 days), yields 1•7 tonnes to 2•0 tonnes per hectare, is recommended for cultivation at all India level—

(A) KBSH 44 (Hybrid)

(B) KBSH 41 (Hybrid)

(C) KBSH 42 (Hybrid)

(D) LSFH 35 (Maruti-Hybrid)

(E) PSFH 118 (Hybrid)

11. As on March 2007, of the total Kisan Credit Cards (KCC) issued to farmers by Formal Financial Institutions in India, the share of commercial banks is about—

(A) 37 per cent

(B) 45 per cent

(C) 47 per cent

(D) 49 per cent

(E) 51 per cent

12. During the last four decades, there had ‘Not been any meaningful gain in production’ of this group of crops in India.

(A) Oilseed crops

(B) Plantation crops

(C) Aromatic and Medicinal plants

(D) Horticultural crops

(E) Pulse crops

13. Which one of the following countries, ranked first in the Inland Fisheries production in 2004-05 ?

(A) Japan

(B) United States

(C) China

(D) India

(E) Thailand

14. What percentages of total cultivable area in India, is presently under ‘Fodder’ production ?

(A) 3•60 per cent

(B) 4•60 per cent

(C) 5•60 per cent

(D) 6•60 per cent

(E) 7•60 per cent

15. This country ranked first in production of ‘Mushrooms’ in the world—

(A) China

(B) Nepal

(C) Bangladesh

(D) Indonesia

(E) Brazil

16. In which one of the following states, more than 2,000 ‘Vermicomposting units’ started by individuals and/or organization in rural and urban centres ?

(A) Maharashtra

(B) Andhra Pradesh

(C) Punjab

(D) Himachal Pradesh

(E) Karnataka

17. Nearly 35 per cent of the total ‘Fish Processing Facilities’ in India is concentrated in this state—

(A) Goa

(B) Kerala

(C) Tamil Nadu

(D) Maharashtra

(E) Karnataka

18. This is a premier Institute/Board/Authority set up by Government of India for providing technical and financial support for creation of postharvest infrastructure for Horticultural crops in India—

(A) APEDA

(B) NCDC

(C) NHB

(D) MPEDA

(E) None of these

19. Which one of the following crops you will suggest to a Big Farmer for getting higher yields and good income under the ‘Protected cultivation’ or under ‘Green-House condition’ ?

(A) Coloured Capsicum

(B) Vegetable Nursery

(C) Brinjal

(D) Sweet Corn

(E) Lettuce

20. Which one of the following Private Corporate Companies in India is a leader in organized sector producing ‘Potato chips’ in India ?

(A) ITC

(B) HLL

(C) Clean Food

(D) Pepsi Co.

(E) GD Foods

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Marketing aptitude for the Banking sector exams like IBPS / SBI / CAT / MAT etc.

Monday 15 October 2012

Solved question paper of Marketing aptitude for the Banking sector exams like IBPS / SBI / CAT / MAT etc.

1.  How much amount has been allocated to 10 states for Rainfed Area Development Programme (RADP) during 2011-12?
     a) Rs 180 crore
     b) Rs 200 crore
     c) Rs 220 crore
     d) Rs 250 crore
     e) None of the above

2.  The Government of India has announced a National Manufacturing Policy with
     the objective of enhancing the share of manufacturing in GDP to ________.
     a) 20%
     b) 25%
     c) 27%
     d) 30%
     e) None of the above

3.  At end-September 2011, India’s external debt stock was ________.
     a) US$ 296.8 billion
     b) US$ 306.4 billion
     c) US$ 326.6 billion
     d) US$ 334.8 billion
     e) None of the above

4.  Memogate scandal which exposed the deep fissures between the civilian
     government and the powerful army took place in which of the following countries?
     a) Pakistan
     b) Nepal
     c) Egypt
     d) Libya
     e) Tunisia

5.  Which among the following countries has emerged as the second largest defence
     supplier to India after Russia?
     a) USA
     b) France
     c) Britain
     d) Singapore
     e) Israel

6.  NASA’s GRAIL mission will help scientists refine our theories for
     a) how the Jupiter formed
     b) how the Sun formed
     c) how the Marsh formed
     d) how the Moon, Earth and other rocky planets evolved.
     e) None of the above

7.  According to a report titled ‘World Livestock 2011′ published by FAO in December
     2011, meat consumption is projected to rise nearly __________by 2050.
     a) 45 percent
     b) 50 percent
     c) 73 percent
     d) 65 percent
     e) None of the above

8.  Which of the following countries government has decided to close down all luxury
     spas, health centres and massage parlours in the country after the opposition
     parties describing them as un-Islamic activities?
     a) Iraq
     b) Iran
     c) Qatar
     d) Kuwait
     e) Maldives

9.  The United Nations General Assembly declared the year 2012 as:
     a) The International Year of Mathematics
     b) The International Year of Biodiversity
     c) The International Year of Forests
     d) The International Year of Cooperatives
     e) None of these

10. Which among the following countries has been elected as Chairman of
      International Sugar Council?
      a) India
      b) Brazil
      c) China
      d) Thialand
      e) Mexico

11. According to a report released by Economist Intelligence Unit, USA which of the
      following countries has the tightest security controls among nations with nuclear
      material, the world’s most destructive weapons? 
     a) France
     b) Australia
     c) Germany
     d) USA
     e) China

12. Which of the following countries is NOT an official member of Gulf Cooperation
      Council (GCC)?
      a) Oman
      b) Kuwait
      c) Yemen
      d) Qatar
      e) Bahrain

13. The Government has given in principle approval for establishing the Spice Park
      at which of the following locations?
      a) Kota (Rajasthan)
      b) Surat (Gujarat)
      c) Cochin (Kerala)
      d) Kovai (Tamilnadu)
      e) None of the above

14.  125th birth anniversary of mathematical genius Srinivasa Ramanujan has recently
       been declared as ‘National Mathematics Day’ by Prime Minister Manmohan
       Singh. National Mathematics Day will be celebrated every year on__________.
      a) 20 December
      b) 22 December
      c) 27 November
      d) 23 November
      e) None of the above

15. According to a statement announced on December 29, 2011 by The Central
      Government, India became free of which of the following disease?
      a) AIDS
      b) Swine flu
      c) Bird flu
      d) Poliomyelitis
      e) None of the above

16. On 26 December, 2011, the Government of India (GOI) extended the import
      prohibition on milk and milk products from ________ for a period of six months.
      a) Canada
      b) Japan
      c) Italy
      d) USA
      e) China


17. Recently, The Ministry of Shipping has awarded ISO certification to which of
      the following ports in India? 
      a) Mangalore Port
      b) Tuticorin Port
      c) Marmugao Port
      d) Jawaharlal Nehru Port
      e) None of the above

18. Which of the following is name of first car launched by Bajaj Auto, India’s leading
      two-wheeler manufacturer?
      a) RE 40
      b) RE 50
      c) RE 60
      d) RE 80
      e) None of the above

19. The visible surface of the Sun is called :
      a) Photosphere
      b) Ionosphere
      c) Stratosphere
     d) Cyanosphere
     e) None of the above 

20. Presently, Service tax for a month can be paid to the government by the _____of
      next month.
      a) fifth
      b) sixth
      c) tenth
      d) fifth or sixth
      e) first or second

21.  According to the new Lokpal Bill introduced in the Lok Sabha by UPA government
     on 27th December, all NGOs that receive annual grants of more than ______ under
     the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2010 will be under the Lokpal.
     a) Rs 10 Lakhs
     b) Rs 15 Lakhs
     c) Rs 20 Lakhs
     d) Rs 25 Lakhs
     e) None of the above

22.  India presently meets how much percent of its oil needs through imports?
     a) 70%
     b) 79%
     c) 85%
     d) 90%
     e) None of the above

23.  According to the latest data available with the RBI as on November 11, 2011, the
     total gold holding with the Reserve Bank is estimated at________.
     a) 525.6 tonnes
     b) 476.8 tonnes
     c) 557.7 tonnes
     d) 487.2 tonnes
     e) None of the above

24.  How much lengths of roads have been given by NHAI so far (November 2011), as
     opposed to the financial year 2012 target of 7,300 km? 
     a) 4500 km
     b) 4300 km
     c) 4650 km
     d) 4200 km
     e) None of the above


25.  India and Bulgaria on 28th November signed a Memorandum of Understanding
     (MoU) on
     a) Local Governance
     b) Health & Medicines
     c) Financial Dialogue
     d) Information and Communication Technology
     e) None of the above


26.  In which of the following States, CBI has recently registered a case against 20
     policemen in Ishrat Jahan encounter case?
     a) Karanatka
     b) Rajasthan
     c) Maharashtra
     d) Uttar Pradesh
     e) Gujarat

27.  Who among the following persons has won the prestigious Unesco Kalinga Prize
     for the year 2011?
     a) Oliver Williamson
     b) Margaret Mead
     c) Drucker Colin
     d) Trinh Xuan Thuan
     e) Elinor Ostrom


28.  Recently, the state-owned oil companies reduce ATF price by 1.3% to ease
     the burden on the cash-strapped airlines. What is the exapansion of ATF in the
     same context.
     a) Aviation Turbine Fuel
     b) Alcoholic Turbine Fuel
     c) Aeroplane Turbine Fuel
     d) Aircraft Turbine Fuel
     e) None of the above


29.  Which movie was adjudged Best Children’s Feature Film in Hindi at the 17th
     International Children’s Film Festival concluded on 16-17 Nov 2011 in Hyderabad?
     a) Gattu
     b) I Am Kalam
     c) Chillar Party
     d) Stanley Ka Dabba
     e) Bumm Bumm Bole


30. Which of the following days is designated as International Anti-Corruption Day
      by the United Nations?
      a) 5 December
      b) 7 December
      c) 8 December
      d) 9 December
      e) None of the above

31. Seyisa Lilesa, who won the seventh edition of the Delhi Half Marathon in men’s
      elite section is an athlete from
      a) Kenya
      b) Sudan
      c) Somalia
      d) Ghana
      e) Ethiopia

32. The world’s deepest metro station ‘Admiralteiskaya’, which lies over 100 m below
      the surface has recently opened in which of the following countries?
      a) China
      b) Russia
      c) USA
      d) India
      e) Japan


33. India won 2nd World Cup Kabaddi Championship on 20th November 2011 by
      defeating
      a) Pakistan
      b) Australia
      c) Kazakhstan
      d) Canada
      e) Turkmenistan


34. Skoda, which launched its mid-sized car ‘Sedan Rapid’ in India on 14 November,
      is an automobile manufacturer based in the
     a) Czech Republic
     b) Japan
     c) France
     d) South Korea
     e) None of the above

35. Which of the following statements about Central Government’s job guarantee 
      scheme MGNREGA is correct?
      1. Men and women are paid the same wages
      2. Only the adults under BPL can apply for employment
      3. It provides a legal guarantee for 100 days of employment in every financial year
      4. Extra living allowance are paid, if employment is not provided within the radius of 5km
    
      a)  1, 2 and 4                  b) 2, 3 and 4
      c) 1, 3 and 4                   d) 1, 2 and 3
      e) All 1, 2, 3 & 4


36. Which among the following non governmental organizations (NGO) is founded by
      social activist Arvind Kejriwal?
      a) Aawaaz
      b) Navjyoti
      c) Parivartan
      d) Aap aur Hum
      e) India Vision Foundation

37. Avian flu is also known as
      a) Swine flu
      b) Bird flu
      c) Eye flu
      d) Dengue fever
      e) None of the above

38. Pig flu is caused by
      a) H1N1 virus
      b) H5N1 virus
      c) H3N1 virus
      d) H5N2 virus
      e) None of the above

39. As per the standard practice, India’s external debt statistics are released by
     a) Ministry of External Affairs
     b) Reserve Bank of India
     c) Ministry of Finance
     d) Both (b) & (c)
     e) All (a), (b) & (c)


40. The general budget is usually presented on the last day of _________ every year.
      a) January
      b) February
      c) March
      d) April
      e) None of the above

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