TEST-GK030

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Which American President was assassinated while still in office?

  • a. Abraham Lincon
  • b. James A. Garfield
  • c. John F. Kennedy
  • d. All of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

2.Of which university is the Kellogg School of Management a part?

  • a. Columbia University
  • b. New York University
  • c. North-Western University
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Who among the following is the author of the book 'Kanthapura'?

  • a. Raja Rao
  • b. R. K. Narayanan
  • c. Neerad C. Chaudhary
  • d. Mulka Raj Anand
  • e.Not Attempted

4.International Youth Day was celebrated on

  • a. August 9
  • b. August 12
  • c. June 5
  • d. May 17
  • e.Not Attempted

5. The headquarters of National Statistical Commission is at

  • a. Bangalore
  • b. Mumbai
  • c. New Delhi
  • d. Pune
  • e.Not Attempted

6. "My first, second and third preference is that Essar stays." Whose famous recent quote?

  • a. Arun Sarin
  • b. Sashi Rhuia
  • c. Mc. Fillepie
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Aviva Life Insurance India is a joint venture between Aviva and which other company?

  • a. Paras
  • b. ITC
  • c. Dabar
  • d. Tata
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Tariq Hussain's 'Diamond Dilemma' deals with the potential of which Asian country?

  • a. Japan
  • b. South Korea
  • c. China
  • d. India
  • e.Not Attempted

9. What famous brand name is derived from a combination of two words, which mean 'dead' in French and 'one' in German ?

  • a. Dettol
  • b. Mortein
  • c. Martini
  • d. Ritter
  • e.Not Attempted

10. It was invented by John T.Dorrance in 1897, and has since been the mainstay of the company's dominance in the branded foods category. Name the invention.

  • a. Condensed soup for Campbell's
  • b. Milk Chocolate for Cadbury's
  • c. Cola drink for Pepsi
  • d. Frosted flakes for Kellogg's
  • e.Not Attempted

11. The aryans first settled in india in the ?

  • a. Indus valley
  • b. Ganga valley
  • c. Oxus valley
  • d. Ganga-yamuna region
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Which of the following was described as the "Oxford University of Mahayana Buddhism"?

  • a. Nalanda
  • b. Taxila
  • c. Vikramashila
  • d. Vallabhi
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Bacterial diseases are found in ?

  • a. Plants
  • b. Animals
  • c. Humans
  • d. All the above
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Kautilya and Panani were the products of which one of the following ancient Indian universities?

  • a. Nalanda
  • b. Vikramashila
  • c. Vallabhi
  • d. Taxila
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Which foreign luggage company has a tie up with VIP?

  • a. Samsonite
  • b. Carlton
  • c. Antler
  • d. None.
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Which luggage company in India has introduced a locking system approved by the US Travel Safety Advisory?

  • a. US Luggage
  • b. Atlantic
  • c. Antler
  • d. Samsonite
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Ellora in Aurangabad (Maharashtra) is famous for ancient caves representing Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism. Of these, the largest number pertains to

  • a. Buddhism
  • b. Hinduism
  • c. Jainism
  • d. Zorastrianism
  • e.Not Attempted

18. The credit control operation is performed by ?

  • a. Rural banks
  • b. Commercial banks
  • c. Reserve bank of india
  • d. State bank of india
  • e.Not Attempted

19. How did Adidas get its name?

  • a. From the place where the company was started
  • b. From a combination of nickname and last name of the founder
  • c. From the family name of the founder
  • d. None
  • e.Not Attempted

20. The most important stimulant in coffee is caffenine. the most stimulant in tea is ?

  • a. Brucine
  • b. Theine
  • c. Caffeine
  • d. Phenylalanine
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK031

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Which of the following rivers does NOT meet the Bay of Bengal?

  • a. Krishna
  • b. Godavari
  • c. Mahanadi
  • d. Tapi (Tapti)
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Imperial Bank was nationalized in 1955. What was it renamed?

  • a. SBI
  • b. RBI
  • c. UBI
  • d. OBI
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Who coined the phrase 'The global village'?

  • a. Marshall Mcluhan
  • b. Aldous Huxley
  • c. George Orwell
  • d. Gore Vidal
  • e.Not Attempted

4.On which of the following do people of India spend most of their income ?

  • a. Clothing
  • b. Food
  • c. Fuel and light
  • d. Household durables
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Who is the world's largest Cell Phone manufacturer?

  • a. Nokia
  • b. Samsung
  • c. Motorola
  • d. None
  • e.Not Attempted

6. The DILWARA TEMPLES at Mount Abu are dedicated to

  • a. Adinath
  • b. Bahubali
  • c. Gautama Buddha
  • d. Mahavira
  • e.Not Attempted

7. The purpose of choke in tube light is ?

  • a. To decrease the current
  • b. To increase the current
  • c. To decrease the voltage momentarily
  • d. To increase the voltage momentarily
  • e.Not Attempted

8. In 1970, which state became the first to achieve electrification of all its villages?

  • a. Kerala
  • b. Punjab
  • c. Haryana
  • d. Orissa
  • e.Not Attempted

9. This is the main river of the primarily desert state of Rajasthan, and flowing south-westerly, is a fine example of a river with inland drainage. Which river is this?

  • a. Yamuna
  • b. Mahanadi
  • c. Luni
  • d. Godavari
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Demand for goods is elastic if

  • a. The demand for the goods increases when the price falls
  • b. The quantity demanded increases less than proportionately with the decrease in price level
  • c. A decrease in price results in a decrease in total expenditure on the commodity
  • d. All the above situations exist
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Apple has announced a partnership with which cell phone manufacturer?

  • a. Motorola
  • b. LG
  • c. Philips
  • d. Nokia
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Social darwinism means ?

  • a. Evolutionary socialism
  • b. Dictatorship
  • c. Survival of the fittest
  • d. Peaceful evoluation of the society
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Which one of the following places is famous for the Great Vishnu Temple?

  • a. Ankorvat, Cambodia
  • b. Bamiyan, Afghanistan
  • c. Borbudar, Indonesia
  • d. Panja Sahib, Pakistan
  • e.Not Attempted

14. In 1972, the tiger replaced which animal as the national animal of India?

  • a. Lion
  • b. Elephant
  • c. Horse
  • d. Cow
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Who is generally credited with the first serious scientific claim that manufacturing on the molecular or even the atomic scale was possible? The claim was made at California Technical Institute and was called, "There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom".

  • a. Richard P. Feynman
  • b. Ed Regis
  • c. K. Eric Drexler
  • d. Ralph Merkle
  • e. Not Attempted

16. 8. Indian broadcasting was nationalised in

  • a. 1930
  • b. 1942
  • c. 1951
  • d. 1944
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Which is the native country of the Nobel Laureate Sir V S. Naipaul?

  • a. Guyana
  • b. Trinidad & Tobago
  • c. Fiji
  • d. None
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Which of the following is at present the largest power using sector of the Indian economy ?

  • a. Agriculture
  • b. Domestic consumers and street lighting
  • c. Industry
  • d. Transport and communication, including Railways
  • e.Not Attempted

19. This cell phone company has scripted a major global sports sponsorship deal with the Women's Tennis Association Tour. Name the company?

  • a. Sony Ericsson
  • b. LG
  • c. Siemens
  • d. Nokia
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Rolls royce has been bought by ?

  • a. B.m.w.
  • b. Vokkswagen
  • c. Rover
  • d. Merecedes
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK032

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Who created the Napster?

  • a. Soulmusik.com
  • b. Denis Scott
  • c. Paul Ritchie
  • d. Shawn Fanning
  • e.Not Attempted

2. What does the sportswear brand Nike mean?

  • a. Huge
  • b. Tall
  • c. Victory
  • d. comfort
  • e.Not Attempted

3. The prancing horse is a symbol of Ferrari. Which brand used the symbol of a raging bull?

  • a. Lambhorghini
  • b. Lotus
  • c. Bugatti
  • d. Renault
  • e.Not Attempted

4. On which day "The World Handicapped Day is observed?

  • a. November 6
  • b. November 3
  • c. December 6
  • d. december 3
  • e.Not Attempted

5. He was a successful investment banker at D.E. Shaw & Co, until he jumped into the world of Internet seeing its rising popularity, and has made it really big in the 1990s. Name him.

  • a. Jeff Bezos, who started Amazon.com
  • b. Linus Torvalds - Linux
  • c. Sabeer Bhatia - Hotmail
  • d. Scott McNealy - Sun Microsystems
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Numismatics is the study of

  • a. Insects
  • b. Numbers
  • c. Stamps
  • d. Coins
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Which car is named after the founder of the city of Detroit?

  • a. Ferrari
  • b. Cadillac
  • c. Mercedes-Benz
  • d. Toyta
  • e.Not Attempted

8. On which of the following days World Population Day is celebrated?

  • a. July 11
  • b. July 21
  • c. July 30
  • d. July 31
  • e.Not Attempted

9. `Asli swad zindagi ka' - is associated with the brand

  • a. Park
  • b. Nottis
  • c. Dairy Milk
  • d. 5 Star
  • e.Not Attempted

10. The traditional martial form Taekwondo is started from the country_____?

  • a. Korea
  • b. Japan
  • c. China
  • d. Cuba
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Who gave Kodak its name?

  • a. William Henry Fox Talbot
  • b. Dr Robert M Wachter
  • c. George Eastman
  • d. Ron Henry
  • e.Not Attempted

12. As per the reports published by UNICEF the children in which of the following Asian countries are suffering from acute malnutrition?

  • a. Cambodia
  • b. Bhutan
  • c. China
  • d. Nepal
  • e.Not Attempted

13. In the logo of which Indian bank would you find the picture of Hindu Goddess Lakshmi

  • a. Bank of Maharashtra
  • b. Canara Bank
  • c. Dena Bank
  • d. Syndicate Bank
  • e.Not Attempted

14. In which of the following States of India, the first cyber crime police station has been set up?

  • a. Punjab
  • b. Maharashtra
  • c. West Bengal
  • d. Karnataka
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Who invented the electric ceiling fan ?

  • a. Philip H Diehl
  • b. Dr Schuyler Skaats
  • c. Ron Rezek
  • d. both b and c
  • e. Not Attempted

16. "CRY" is an organization dialing with

  • a. environment
  • b. welfare of destitute women
  • c. welfare of neglected children
  • d. community development
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Operation Black Board" was started to provide physical facilities for

  • a. adult education
  • b. Women's education
  • c. Elementary education
  • d. Technical education
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Reader's Digest presents annual awards in excellence for print advertising. What are these awards called ?

  • a. Pegasus
  • b. Lion's .
  • c. Arcadia
  • d. Reader's Delight.
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Swedish companies use AB, which is an abbreviated form of a word that denotes that the company is a corporation. Which term is this?

  • a. Atkabolag
  • b. Alagabolag
  • c. Aktiebolag
  • d. None
  • e.Not Attempted

20. In india, Agriculture provides employment to

  • a. More than 80% of the total work force
  • b. More than 70% of the total work force
  • c. Around 65% of the total work force
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK033

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Which organisation derives its name from the coffee shop in London, which was a meeting point for the people related to the trade in the late 18th Century?

  • a. Barings Bank
  • b. Shell
  • c. Lloyds
  • d. Reuters
  • e.Not Attempted

2. It was founded as an electrical repair shop by Namihei Odaira in 1910. In the same year, it manufactured its first product: 5hp electric motors. Which company are we referring to?

  • a. Aiwa
  • b. Sansui
  • c. Samsung
  • d. Hitachi
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Which fan company was known as Calcutta Electrical Manufacturing Company Ltd?

  • a. Orient Fans
  • b. Polar
  • c. Usha
  • d. Khaitan
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Causes of low productivity in Indian agriculture are

  • a. Over crowding in agriculture and defective system of land tenure
  • b. Small and fragmented holdings
  • c. Inadequate irrigation facilities and poor techniques of production
  • d. All of these
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Name the Frenchman who pioneered the throwaway culture with products of eponymous brandname starting with disposable ball point pens, cigarette lighters and razors?

  • a. Bic
  • b. Schick
  • c. Braun
  • d. Gillette
  • e.Not Attempted

6. 'Your potential. One passion’ is the punch line of which company?

  • a. IBM
  • b. Dell
  • c. AT & T
  • d. Microsoft
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Which US company has tied up with Usha International?

  • a. Hunter Group
  • b. Monte Carlo
  • c. Modern Fan Company
  • d. FIDEL
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Mechanization of agriculture means

  • a. Use of irrigation facilities only
  • b. Use of machinery in all farming operations, ranging from ploughing to the marketing of the produce.
  • c. Both 1 and 2
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Virender Sehwag is an employee of which company?

  • a. IOC
  • b. IBP
  • c. ONGC
  • d. BPCL
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Which international company now owns the software major Lotus Development Corporation?

  • a. Microsoft
  • b. Compaq
  • c. IBM
  • d. Intel
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Who invented handheld camera?

  • a. Thomas Baynett
  • b. Yoko Fuji
  • c. George Eastman
  • d. Ron William
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Where does teak grow most abundantly?

  • a. The Himalayas
  • b. The Western Ghats
  • c. Central India
  • d. Assam and Meghalaya
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Who is the man behind the Travelogue “All the world’s A spittoons” and “The Barefoot Group”?

  • a. Santosh Rateria
  • b. Talon Mohan
  • c. Samit Sawhney
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which famous chemicals multinational owns photographic equipment and the film brand Agfa?

  • a. Ciba Specialty Chemicals
  • b. Bayer
  • c. Hoechst
  • d. Monsanto
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Xerox is associated with the invention of one of the following produtc and that is

  • a. Microprocessor
  • b. Floppy Disk
  • c. Ethernet
  • d. Hrad Disk
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Which country is called the Sugar bowl of the world?

  • a. Cuba
  • b. India
  • c. Argentina
  • d. U.S.A
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Of the following, which one is the best insulator?

  • a. Wood
  • b. Cloth
  • c. Glass
  • d. Paper
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Which was the first company to release its annual report in the form of a CD-ROM and also was one of the first to quantify value of its human resource?

  • a. Inosys
  • b. TCS
  • c. Wipro
  • d. Satyam
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Which company launched the 1st floppy disk?

  • a. Apple
  • b. IBM
  • c. Xerox
  • d. Intel
  • e.Not Attempted

20. The variety of coffee largely grown in India is

  • a. Old chicks
  • b. Coorgs
  • c. Arabics
  • d. Kents
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK034

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Which Indian e-commerce site advertises with the line `More secure than Amazon.com'?

  • a. Rediff.com
  • b. Fabmart.com
  • c. imandi.com
  • d. indiainfo.com
  • e.Not Attempted

2. An umbrella made for protection from the sun is called...

  • a. Brolly
  • b. Parasol
  • c. Umbra
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Pricewater Coopers is also the business consulting services division of which company?

  • a. Microsoft
  • b. Infosys
  • c. Bell
  • d. IBM
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Name the instrument used for measuring humidity.

  • a. Barometer
  • b. Hygrometer
  • c. Sphygmomanometer
  • d. Thermometer
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Which cosmetics brand derives its name from the Sanskrit word meaning `meeting point'?

  • a. Samara
  • b. Aviance
  • c. Torrel
  • d. Lakme
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Mohan Bagan football tournament is promoted by

  • a. Shaw Wallace
  • b. Mohan Meakens
  • c. McDowel
  • d. Seamars
  • e.Not Attempted

7. A product of one of these companies is also named after a rainwear...

  • a. Apple
  • b. Intel
  • c. IBM
  • d. Microsoft
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Which company built the first router?

  • a. CISCO
  • b. AT & T
  • c. IBM
  • d. Bell Labs
  • e.Not Attempted

9. The people of the Indus Valley civilization worshipped

  • a. Pashupati
  • b. Brahma
  • c. Indra
  • d. Varuna
  • e.Not Attempted

10. In which Japanese car company does US automobile major Ford Motor Co hold a controlling stake?

  • a. Toyota
  • b. Hyundai
  • c. Mazda
  • d. Subaru
  • e.Not Attempted

11. 'The man of substance' is the promotional logo of which suiting shirting?

  • a. Raymond
  • b. Graviera
  • c. Van Huesan
  • d. Louise Phillipe
  • e.Not Attempted

12. PS2 is a product from

  • a. Sony
  • b. Microsoft
  • c. Apple
  • d. LG
  • e.Not Attempted

13. ‘Simply irresistible’ is the punchline of which shirt line?

  • a. Allen Solly
  • b. Van Heusen
  • c. Parx
  • d. Crocodile
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto are all natural satellites of

  • a. Jupiter
  • b. Saturn
  • c. Uranus
  • d. Neptune
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Which crockery brand uses the phrase `Please handle without care' prominently in its ads?

  • a. Borosil
  • b. Prestige
  • c. Corelle
  • d. Hitkari
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Name the first country to have an electronic Parliament:

  • a. Singapore
  • b. Thailand
  • c. Japan
  • d. Hong Kong
  • e.Not Attempted

17. In which year did India's first metro run and in which city?

  • a. 1992, Delhi
  • b. 1984, Kolkata
  • c. 1993, Bangalore
  • d. 1991, Chennai
  • e.Not Attempted

18. The life of photo prints is longer in case of

  • a. coloured prints with fixer
  • b. coloured prints without fixer
  • c. black and white prints
  • d. computer developed black and white prints
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Who among the following wrote the song "Sare Jahan Se Aachha Hindustan Hamara"?

  • a. Ram Prasad Bismil
  • b. Sri Aurobindo Ghosh
  • c. Mohammed Iqbal
  • d. Lala Lajpat Rai
  • e.Not Attempted

20. In which country was Kiwi boot polish first marketed?

  • a. Australia
  • b. India
  • c. US
  • d. France
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK035

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Which company manufactured the bullets in the mid-19th century that were said to contain animal fat, said to have triggered India's First War of Independence in 1857?

  • a. Unilever
  • b. Tata Sons
  • c. Leyland
  • d. Enfield
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Supachai Panitchpakdi the director-general of the WTO, belongs to

  • a. Thailand
  • b. Cambodia
  • c. The Philippines
  • d. Vietnam
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Which telecom company is India’s largest GSM provide?

  • a. Idea
  • b. Bharti
  • c. Reliance
  • d. BSNL
  • e.Not Attempted

4. An unlikely brand to have a famous endorser, which famous personality is endorsing Rupa innerwear?

  • a. Govinda
  • b. Sachin Tendulkar
  • c. Salman Khan
  • d. Ajay Jadeja r
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Which company famous for many successful brands was founded in 1971 by two businessmen Jaipal Reddy and J.K.Pathare

  • a. Maxwell Apparels
  • b. Eenadu
  • c. Ajanta Pharmaceuticals
  • d. Nutrine
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Moore's Law on computing power is now ubiquitous and famous. An increasingly popular law of the present IT age is Metcalfe's Law, which states that the utility of any network rises with the square of the number of people using it. What is Metcalfe's other claim to fame?

  • a. He is CEO, Sun Microsystems
  • b. He founded Cisco Systems
  • c. The first IT researcher to be awarded a Nobel Prize for physics
  • d. He founded 3Com
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Which of the following is NOT a member of the United Nations?

  • a. Switzerland
  • b. Taiwan
  • c. East Timor
  • d. Ukraine
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Sunil Mittal is the CEO of which telecom company?

  • a. Bharti
  • b. Idea
  • c. BPL
  • d. Hutch
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Indira Nooyi sometimes brings her kids to office so that they can do their homework under her supervision. Which company elevated her to the rank of the CEO?

  • a. Coca Cola
  • b. Proctor and Gamble
  • c. PepsiCo
  • d. Hindustan Lever
  • e.Not Attempted

10. 'Play it again, Sam' is of course the famous movie line never uttered in the film Casablanca. But in 1962 an organisation revived the line to use it as its advertising slogan. Which was that?

  • a. New York State Lottery
  • b. Wal-Mart
  • c. McDonald's
  • d. NBA
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Which ad agency was originally set up by Mahindra & Mahindra in 1939, and is currently a division of McCann Erickson?

  • a. Press Syndicate Ltd
  • b. Graphino
  • c. Syndicate
  • d. MnM Agency
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Who among the following invented the `Hovercraft'?

  • a. Etienne Oehmichen
  • b. Charles Goodyear
  • c. Benjamin Franklin
  • d. Christopher Cockerell
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Wolfesohn is the president of which international monitory organization?

  • a. IMF
  • b. World Bank
  • c. Bundes Bank
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

14. What is the main attribute of a Gilt-Edged stock?

  • a. Bonds issued by the government whose likelihood of default is zero
  • b. A stock backed by gold.
  • c. Stocks, which are linked to the inflation rate
  • d. Stocks doing well in the capital market
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Who accidentally invented corn flakes while trying to develop a new kind of easily digestible wheat beat in a hospital in 1894?

  • a. Thomas Cadbury
  • b. William Kellogg
  • c. Julius Maggi
  • d. Joseph Campbell
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Safety locks in India are synonymous with the Godrej brand. In which year was the first Godrej lock introduced?

  • a. 1792
  • b. 1947
  • c. 1897
  • d. 1965
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Which of the following is not a tributary of Ganga, India's longest river?

  • a. Gomti
  • b. Sarda
  • c. Son
  • d. Subarnarekha
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Name the first Indian woman to graduate from Harvard University:

  • a. Dr Indira Nath
  • b. Naina Lal Kidwai
  • c. Parmeshwar Godrej
  • d. Sarojini Naidu
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Which parameter defines the poverty line in India?

  • a.housing and clothing facilities
  • b. income of the family
  • c. general health of a family
  • d. per capita calories intake
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Which company has taken over Modern Foods, which recently became the first public sector undertaking to be fully privatised?

  • a. Parle Biscuits
  • b. Nestle
  • c. Britannia
  • d. Hindustan Lever
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK036

TEST-GK037

TEST-GK038

TEST- GK039


TEST-GK040

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Name the NRI business magnate whose father once ran a small foundry in Punjab

  • a. Swraj Paul
  • b. Sabeer Bhatia
  • c. L N Mittal
  • d. Ratan TATA
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Who among the following has become the 26th member of the Asian Regional Forum (ARF)??

  • a. Nepal
  • b. Bangladesh
  • c. Sri Lanka
  • d. Indonesia
  • e.Not Attempted

3. India's sixth Special Economic Zone (SEZ), Mundra is located in

  • a. Madhya Pradesh
  • b. Karnataka
  • c. Maharashtra
  • d. Gujarat
  • e.Not Attempted

4. What was founded by Jonathan Sachs and Mitch Kapor?

  • a. Marks and Spencers
  • b. Lotus
  • c. Oracle
  • d. Microsoft
  • e.Not Attempted

5. What brand of cigarette would you associate with bravery awards?

  • a. Red and White
  • b. Navy Cut
  • c. 555
  • d. B & H
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Who created the Wipro logo?

  • a. Shombit Sengupta
  • b. Dr Philip Kotler
  • c. Alyque Padamsee
  • d. Neeraj Mathur
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Miss Universe 2006 is

  • a. Zuleyka Rivera Mendoza
  • b. Kurara Chibana
  • c. Lauriare Gillieron
  • d. Lourdes Arevalose
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Which of the following days is celebrated as the International Labour Day?

  • a. February 23
  • b. April 10
  • c. May 1
  • d. August 27
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Fat Boy and Road King are two of them. Name the third.

  • a. V-Rod
  • b. W-Rod
  • c. X-Rod
  • d. A-Rod
  • e.Not Attempted

10. What famous brand of cigarettes withdrew its sponsorship of an annual tennis tournament in India following the ban on sport sponsorship in India?

  • a. Glod Flake
  • b. Navy Cut
  • c. Silk Cut
  • d. B & H
  • e.Not Attempted

11. The logo of which company wears red jacket, boots and sport a cane, bowtie and a hat?

  • a. 7UP
  • b. Johnnie Walker
  • c. Air-India
  • d. WoodLand
  • e.Not Attempted

12. A new MoU to enhance air connectivity has been signed between India and

  • a. Singapore
  • b. China
  • c. Russia
  • d. Japan
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Amnesty International, the foremost human rights organization is headquartered at

  • a. New York
  • b. London
  • c. Geneva
  • d. Paris
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Who wrote the book “The Essential Drucker”? (The best of sixty years of Peter Drucker’s essential writings on Management in one volume)

  • a. Peter Drucker
  • b. Mc. Drucket
  • c. Chris Dannel
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

15. The author of "The Fifth Discipline" is

  • a. Kenichi Ohmae
  • b. Gary Hamel
  • c. Peter Senge
  • d. Michael Porter
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Which company's former logo depicted Sir Isaac Newton?

  • a. Wipro
  • b. Infosys
  • c. Apple Computer
  • d. TCS
  • e.Not Attempted

17. The office of which of the following dignitaries has now become almost a paper-free office after the launch of an e-portal there?

  • a. Prime Minister of India
  • b. Finance Minister of India
  • c. Minister of External Affairs
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Which of the following institutions publish the Global Competitiveness Report?

  • a. World Bank
  • b. International Monetary Fund
  • c. World Economic Forum
  • d. Federal Reserve Bank
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Kyoto Treaty is associated with

  • a. Banning of Landmines
  • b. Global Warming
  • c. Human Cloning
  • d. Unification of Germany
  • e.Not Attempted

20. "Leading the Revolution" is written by

  • a. Gary Hamel
  • b. Peter Senge
  • c. Michael Porter
  • d. Robert Kaplan
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK041

TEST-GK001

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Considered the world's oldest chemicals company, it was founded in 1758 and merged with Ciba a few decades ago, and recently merged with another pharmaceutical company to form Novartis. Name the company

  • a. Roche
  • b. Geigy
  • c. Hoeschst
  • d. Sandoz
  • e.Not Attempted

2. The production of oil has spawned a lot of wealth for many countries as well as businessmen. Which country is the world's largest producer of oil?

  • a. Saudi Arabia
  • b. Russia
  • c. USA
  • d. Kuwait
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Name the world's single largest factory - a manufacturing unit within a physically enclosed space?

  • a. Boeing in Washington
  • b. Volkswagen in Wolfsburg
  • c. General Motors in Detroit
  • d. LG in Seoul
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Who has authored the latest business best-seller "Big Brands, Big Trouble?"

  • a.Al Ries
  • b. Patricia Seybold
  • c. Jack Trout
  • d. David Aaker
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Which famous American invented the bifocal lens in the late 1700s; an invention which revolutionized the optics market?

  • a. Thomas Alva Edison
  • b. Benjamin Franklin
  • c. Lou Gerstner
  • d. Andy Grove
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Which famous pair of brothers were the first to fit a motor vehicle with tyres with inner tubes in 1885; a name today synonymous with automobile tyres?

  • a. Michelin
  • b. Thomas Allwyn
  • c. Dunlop
  • d. Goodyear
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Which company recently announced a $54.2 billion quarterly loss - the highest ever quarterly loss in corporate history?

  • a. Ford Motors
  • b. General Motors
  • c. AOL Time Warner
  • d. AT&T
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Which company is planning a foray into the branded snacks market in India with the launch of its international brand 'Cheez-It'?

  • a. Heinz
  • b. Kellogs
  • c. Proctor & Gamble
  • d. HLL
  • e.Not Attempted

9. The Union government has made _____________ as the regulator for broadcast and cable TV .

  • a. Prasar Bharati
  • b. TRAI
  • c. Pricipal Information Officer , GOI
  • d. Central Censor Board
  • e.Not Attempted

10. The signing of _________ at its islambad summit can be regarded as a landmark in the evolution of SAARC.

  • a. SAPTA
  • b. SAFTA
  • c. ATCI
  • d. ACTI
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Which game Ian Thorpe is associated?

  • a. Badminton
  • b. Chess
  • c. Swimming
  • d. Squash
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Shimla Agreement was signed by the prime ministers of India & Pakistan in :

  • a. 1971
  • b. 1972
  • c. 1965
  • d. 1962
  • e.Not Attempted

13. The book ‘living with Honour’ is written by :

  • a. Arundhati roy
  • b. Shiv Khera
  • c. Pramod Batra
  • d. Vikram Seth
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Who is the present CEO of Infosys?

  • a. N.R. Narayanmurty
  • b. Nandan Nilekani
  • c. Azim Hasham Premji
  • d. Sudha Narayanmurty
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Who is the CEO of Microsoft Co.?

  • a. Mark McCormack
  • b. Steve Balmer
  • c. Mark McCormack
  • d. Michael Guo
  • e. Not Attempted

16. 'World Economic Outlook' is published by?

  • a. IBRD
  • b. IMF
  • c. WTO
  • d. WEF
  • e.Not Attempted

17. The head quarter of 'European Central Bank' is situated at

  • a. France
  • b. UK
  • c. Switzerland
  • d. Germany
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Ariana Airlines belongs to which country?

  • a. Canada
  • b. USA
  • c. Afghanistan
  • d. UK
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Which is the largest private sector bank in India?

  • a. ICICI
  • b. HDFC
  • c. GTB
  • d. Vaisya Bank
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Who is the chairman of SEBI?

  • a. M.Damodaran
  • b. G.N.Bajpai
  • c. Arun Bharat Ram
  • d. Sunil Agahi
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK002

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. South Korean Scientists had carried out the first successful cloning of a dog, creating a duplicate of a three-year-old Afghan hound, named

  • a. Dolly
  • b. Snuppy
  • c. Puppy
  • d. Molly
  • e.Not Attempted

2. _______ is the world largest vehicle maker .

  • a. Ford Motors
  • b. Volkswagen
  • c. General Motors
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

3. The book “Globalisation: India’s Adjustment Experience” was written by

  • a. Biplab Desgupta
  • b. Subrata Mukherjee
  • c. Arti Desgupta
  • d. Amtya Sen
  • e.Not Attempted

4. “Cook food. Serve Love” punch line is associated with

  • a. Bharat gas
  • b. Indane
  • c. LG Micro Oven
  • d. Super Flame
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Established in the year 1931, the Commonwealth of Nations today has a membership of

  • a. 41
  • b. 87
  • c. 53
  • d. 109
  • e.Not Attempted

6. The European Economic and Monetary Union is an integral part of the

  • a. Economic and Monetary Union
  • b. European Union
  • c. Not an integral part of any union
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Which is india’s largest BPO company ?

  • a. Progeon
  • b. Spectramind
  • c. Technovate
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Who is the author of the book “Sandy Storm”?

  • a. Maneka Gandhi
  • b. Benazir Bhutto
  • c. Sharmila Tagore
  • d. Shashi Tharoor
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Andy Warhol stated that in future everybody would be famous but for how long?

  • a. 35minutes
  • b. 55minutes
  • c. 15 minutes
  • d. 45 minutes
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Which of the following committee was formed to inquire into the disappearance of Netaji Subhash Chandra bose?

  • a. Mukherjee Committee
  • b. Chatterjee Committee
  • c. Bose Committee
  • d. Ansari Committee
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Internationally acclaimed Pushkar fair is held in

  • a. Jaipur
  • b. Jodhpur
  • c. Ahemabad
  • d. Ajmer
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Ariana Airlines belongs to which country?

  • a. Hyundai Motor
  • b. Toyota Motor
  • c. DaimlerChrysler
  • c
  • d. Fiat Motor
  • e.Not Attempted

13. The ‘Four Dragons’ is a group of four small Asian countries that have experienced unusually rapid economic development. Two of these countries are Singapore and Hong Kong. The other two are

  • a. North Korea and Indonesia
  • b. Indonesia and Japan
  • c. Malaysia and Taiwan
  • d. South Korea and Taiwan
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Also known as the Paris Club, this Group of _____ includes the wealthiest members of the IMF which provide most of the money to be loaned and act as the informal steering committee.

  • a. Seven
  • b. Eight
  • c. Ten
  • d. Fifteen
  • e.Not Attempted

15. By what name is Edson Arantes do Nascimento better known?

  • a. Maradona
  • b. Ronaldo
  • c. Pele
  • d. Musa
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Who is the maker of the film “Bose the Forgotten Hero”?

  • a. Shyam Benegal
  • b. Mrinal Sen
  • c. Rituparno Ghosh
  • d. Sachin Khedekar
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Who was the first Muslim invader to defeat an Indian King?

  • a. Muhammad-bin-Kasim
  • b. Mohammad Gouri
  • c. Qutubuddin Aibak
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Canaletto was famous for his landscape paintings of two cities. Venice and which other?

  • a. Mexican City
  • b. London
  • c. Naraobi
  • d. Lascester
  • e.Not Attempted

19. The 2010 Commonwealth games will be held in

  • a. India
  • b. UK
  • c. China
  • d. Japan
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Which city hosted the first Afro Asian games?

  • a. Lucknow
  • b. Hydrabad
  • c. Allahabad
  • d. Chennai
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK040

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Deepak Shouri ia the MD of which company

  • a. SAB TV
  • b. Discovery Communication
  • c. NDTV
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Who is the author of "Love and Longing Bombay"

  • a. Vikram Chandra
  • b. Vikram Seth
  • c. Arundhati Roy
  • d. Kamal Das
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Lipsmackin' thirstquenchin' acetastin' motivatin' goodbuzzin' cooltalkin' highwalkin' fastlivin' energivin' coolfizzin' ... Which is the brand name that would complete this 1973 slogan?

  • a. Pepsi
  • b. Coca Cola
  • c. Sprite
  • d. Mountain Dew
  • e.Not Attempted

4. It was formed as the Upton Machine Company in 1911. What's it called now?

  • a. LG
  • b. Electrolux
  • c. Whirlpool
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Whose NYSE code is KO?

  • a. Coca-Cola Company
  • b. Kotex
  • c. Kanbay Organization
  • d. Accenture
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Who is the CEO of NAVIN Communications?

  • a. Sabeer Bhatia
  • b. Jeff Bezos
  • c. Pritish Nandy
  • d. Navin Chawla
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Duncan pass lies in between

  • a. North and Middle Andaman
  • b. Andaman and Nicobar
  • c. North and East Andaman
  • d. North and Southern Andaman
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Temporary tax levied to obtain additional revenue of the goverment is called

  • a. Cess
  • b. Rate
  • c. Fee
  • d. Surcharge
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Which is india’s first Euro-II complete car?

  • a. Maruti-800
  • b. Fiat Palio
  • c. Matiz
  • d. Tata Safari
  • e.Not Attempted

10. What does the term “ Overgeared Company” mean?

  • a. Company doing extremely well
  • b. Company deeply in debt
  • c. Company running satisfactorily
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

11. The expansion for the BIS, in the context of the banking industry is:

  • a. Bank for International Settlements
  • b. Bank for Industrial Settlements
  • c. Bank for Industrial Sectors
  • d. Bank for International Services
  • e.Not Attempted

12. The expansion for BIFR, in the context of the Indian Industry is:

  • a. Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction
  • b. Bureau for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction
  • c. Board for Investment and Financial Reconstruction
  • d. Bureau for Investment and Financial Reconstruction
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Nataraj and Apsara are pencil brands of which company?

  • a. Hindustan Lever
  • b. Oxford Stationery
  • c. Hindustan Stationery
  • d. Hindustan Pencils
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which one of the following is called "Pearl of the Antiles"?

  • a. Thailand
  • b. Venice
  • c. Rome
  • d. Cuba
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Which one of the following groups of terms is associated with Golf

  • a. Bogey, Caddie , Tee
  • b. Dribble, Tripping , Hoops
  • c. Scoop , Push , Bully
  • d. Punter, Sweepal , Steeplechase
  • e. Not Attempted

16. All the planets, except the _________ rotate upon their axesnfrom West to East

  • a. Mars
  • b. Jupiter
  • c. Venus
  • d. Uranus
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Which of the following is not an aluminum company

  • a. BALCO
  • b. INDAL
  • c. HNDALCO
  • d. NELCO
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Which is India’s largest Mutual Fund Organization?

  • a. GIC
  • b. SBI
  • c. UTI
  • d. ICICI
  • e.Not Attempted

19. “Xtra Premium” is a hi-octane petrol marketed by

  • a. Indian Oil
  • b. Bharat
  • c. Hindustan
  • d. None
  • e.Not Attempted

20. MSNBC is a media channel owned by:

  • a. The US government
  • b. Microsoft
  • c. Time Warner
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK004

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Slogan “ The world’s local bank “ is associated with

  • a. HSBC
  • b. American Exp
  • c. ABN Amro
  • d. Standard Chartered
  • e.Not Attempted

2. The national Youth day is observed on 12th January every year , on the birthday of

  • a. Rajiv Gandhi
  • b. Bhagat Singh
  • c. Swami Vivekanand
  • d. Kalpana Chawala
  • e.Not Attempted

3. When is the first human genome map unveiled?

  • a. February 2001
  • b. Feburary 2002
  • c. January 2001
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

4. The only president who was elected unopposed

  • a. Rajendra Prasad
  • b. V.V. Giri
  • c. N. Sanjeeva Reddy
  • d. S.D. Sharma
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Complete the name of this American industrialist, born in 1924: Lido Anthony ...

  • a. Iacocca
  • b. Vis (Levis)
  • c. Victory
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Which organisation recently acquired Archipelago Holdings?

  • a. London Stock Exchange
  • b. Luxemburg Stock Exchange
  • c. New York Stock Exchange
  • d. National Stock Exchange
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Which company is the promoter of retail chain Planet Sports?

  • a. Pantaloon
  • b. RPG
  • c. Trent
  • d. Shoppers’ Stop
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Korean steel major Pohang Steel Company (POSCo) has recently started its Indian subsidiary, POSCO-India Private Ltd, to implement its 12 million tonnes per annum capacity Greenfield plant project in

  • a. Jharkhand
  • b. West Bengal
  • c. Orissa
  • d. Chhattisgarh
  • e.Not Attempted

9. The Life Insurance Corporation of India has launched its golden jubilee policy which is known as

  • a. Bima Plus
  • b. Swarna Bima
  • c. Life Gold
  • d. Bima Gold
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Gas Authority of India Ltd. (GAIL) is likely to bag equity participation in a transnational pipeline project from the-Caspian Sea to Central Europe. What is the name of this 3,300-km pipeline project?

  • a. Natural Gas Transmission Company
  • b. S.N.T.G.N. Transgar S.A.
  • c. O M V Aktiengesellschaft
  • d. Nabucco Natural Gas Pipeline Project
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Chaebols are the industrial conglomerates of which of the following countries?

  • a. China
  • b. VietnamVietnam
  • c. South Korea
  • d. Japan
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Cartier, Piaget, Omega and Rado are all brands of:

  • a. Cameras
  • b. Suits
  • c. Watches
  • d. Pens
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Prithvi is a:

  • a. Surface-to-air missile
  • b. Surface-to-surface missile
  • c. Air-to-Surface missile
  • d. Air-to-air missile
  • e.Not Attempted

14. The first non-congress Prime Minister of India was:

  • a. Lal Bahadur Shastri
  • b. Morarji Desai
  • c. Deve Gowda
  • d. V.P.Singh
  • e.Not Attempted

15. France, Spain and which other country has a Mediterranean and Atlantic coastline?

  • a. Canada
  • b. Morocco
  • c. Chile
  • d. Spian
  • e. Not Attempted

16. How long did Queen Victoria Reign for ?

  • a. 1837-1901
  • b. 1837-1911
  • c. 1834-1904
  • d. 1934-1914
  • e.Not Attempted

17. The film "Train to Pakistan" has been directed by

  • a. Mira Nair
  • b. Pamela Rooks
  • c. Deepa Mehta
  • d. Ismail Merchant
  • e.Not Attempted

18. How Long Does it take for light from the moon to reach the Earth ?

  • a. 1.36 seconds
  • b. 1.26 minutes
  • c. 1.26 seconds
  • d. 1.36 minutes
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Which is the home country of Unilever group?

  • a. UK
  • b. Netherlands
  • c. Finland
  • d. Both (1) and (2)
  • e.Not Attempted

20. How many miles high is Mount Everest ?

  • a. 18.46 miles
  • b. 8.846 miles
  • c. 7.8846 miles
  • d. 17.846 miles
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK005

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. This company has launched a premium-end product recently with the positioning 'The Power of X.' What's the brand?

  • a. Fast Track
  • b. Titan Xylys
  • c. Omega Xylys
  • d. Patrol Xylys
  • e.Not Attempted

2. 'Banking for the Poor' is the base line of this organisation. The autobiography of the man behind the organisation is Banker to the Poor. Can you name the organisation? Clue: Muhammad Yunus is the founder.

  • a. Grameen Bank
  • b. Indian Overseas Bank
  • c. Punjab National Bank
  • d. Kisan Vikas Bank
  • e.Not Attempted

3. What does the first 'S' in SARFAESI Act stand for?

  • a. Securitisation (Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interests)
  • b. Selection (Selection and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interests)
  • c. Surrender (Surrender and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interests)
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

4. In 1928, it was founded as the Galvin Manufacturing Corporation. How is it known now?

  • a. Nokia
  • b. Nortel
  • c. Delacroy
  • d. Motorola
  • e.Not Attempted

5. In 2003, Livin' on the Edge changed its name to Edge Co. And in 2004, Edge changed its name to ...?

  • a. Edgidor
  • b. Livingdoor
  • c. Livedoor
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

6. What is Russian lower parliament called as ?

  • a. Lower House
  • b. Le Monde
  • c. Duma
  • d. Dawn
  • e.Not Attempted

7. What is " Jini " ?

  • a. A computer language
  • b. A computer programme
  • c. A networking technology
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Who is known as the "Grand Old Man of India" ?

  • a. Dadabhoy Nowrojee
  • b. J. N. Tata
  • c. Gurusaday Dutt
  • d. W. C. Banerjee
  • e.Not Attempted

9. What is the Capital of North Korea?

  • a. Seoul
  • b. Macao
  • c. Shenzen
  • d. Pyongyang
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Which American President had said 'Ich bin ein Berliner'?

  • a. Ronald Reagan
  • b. John F. Kennedy
  • c. Nikita Khrushchev
  • d. Mikhail Gorbachev
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Ericsson is headquartered at

  • a. Sweden
  • b. Germany
  • c. Switzerland
  • d. Japan
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Which company markets previous Indian cricket captain, Saurav Ganguly?

  • a. Globosport
  • b. Nimbus
  • c. Percept D'Mark
  • d. Worldtel
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Which advertising agency is behind the Coca Cola's "Thanda Matlab..." television ads featuring Aamir Khan in different disguises. The campaign won the ABBY 2002 awards?

  • a. Ogilvy & Mather
  • b. Leo Burnett
  • c. McCann Erickson
  • d. Redifffusion DY&R
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which company forayed into the ready-to-eat foods category with a byline '10 second chappatis' on its product pack.

  • a. ITC
  • b. HLL
  • c. Britannia
  • d. Nestle
  • e.Not Attempted

15. "The mark of a perfectionist" is the ad-line of

  • a. Arrow
  • b. Raymonds
  • c. Reid & Taylor
  • d. Zodiac
  • e. Not Attempted

16. In management speak, what is SCM ?

  • a. Single Collateral Management
  • b. Supply Channel management
  • c. Single Command Management
  • d. Supply chain Management
  • e.Not Attempted

17. In newspaper car sales advertisements, for what do the initials ESR stand?

  • a. Elcetronics Sun Roof
  • b. Electric Sun Roof
  • c. Electric Sales Reflection
  • d. Electronics Sales Revolution
  • e.Not Attempted

18. In what sport do players take long and short corners?

  • a. Ice Hockey
  • b. Football
  • c. Hockey
  • d. Rugby
  • e.Not Attempted

19. In which country is Timbuktu?

  • a. Peru
  • b. Tunisia
  • c. Mali
  • d. China
  • e.Not Attempted

20. In which country would you find both the rivers Oder and Vistula, which flow into the Baltic Sea?

  • a. Poland
  • b. Portugal
  • c. Chile
  • d. Uganda
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK006

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Togo's and Baskin-Robbins are brands of a company which is a part of Allied Domecq. Which company is it?

  • a. Dunkin' Brandsy
  • b. McDonald’s
  • c. Gelato Italia
  • d. Ben n Jerr
  • e.Not Attempted

2. In 1993, a company called Imperial Chemical Industries, which was founded about seven decades earlier as ICI, demerged three of its businesses to form a separate company. In 1999, the separated company merged with a Swedish company to form what?

  • a. Omega
  • b. Astra Zeneca
  • c. Pinewood
  • d. Espharma
  • e.Not Attempted

3. He is the founder and first shareholder of Fininvest. Who's he?

  • a. Silver Berlusconi
  • b. Omni Silver
  • c. Edward Fini
  • d. Silvio Berlusconi
  • e.Not Attempted

4. 'Want to know who's Hari Sadu?' Whose promo?

  • a. Frooti
  • b. Nortel
  • c. Naukri.com
  • d. Jobstreet.com
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Publisher Penguin is a — company?

  • a. Pearson
  • b. Neilsen
  • c. Oxford
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Which sports personality made his sport management and marketing debut through Globosport?

  • a. Vijay Amritraj
  • b. Dhanraj Pillay
  • c. Robin Singh
  • d. Mahesh Bhupathi
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Giorgio Armani is headquartered at

  • a. France
  • b. Italy
  • c. U K
  • d. U S
  • e.Not Attempted

8. The UTI hired an Ad agency for the first time in its history, to rebuild its image after the US-64 scheme fiasco. Which was the lucky agency?

  • a. Lintas
  • b. FCB Ulka
  • c. Ambience D'Arcy
  • d. Grey Worldwide
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Following the ban on sports sponsorship for cigarette manufacturers, Gold Flake, one of ITC's key cigarette brands withdrew its sponsorship of which sport?

  • a. Tennis
  • b. Hockey
  • c. Cricket
  • d. Football
  • e.Not Attempted

10. “Everything from cancer to heart attacks. Covered for 70 paise a day,” is the baseline of an advertisement by

  • a. Birla Sun Life
  • b. Cancer Institute WIA
  • c. ICICI Prudential Life Insurance
  • d. OM Kotak Mahindra Life Insurance
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Who was the first Soviet leader to visit the USA?

  • a. Leonid Brezhnev
  • b. Joseph Stalin
  • c. Nikita Khrushchev
  • d. Mikhail Gorbachev
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Which country possesses the 'Long March' series of rockets?

  • a. China
  • b. Japan
  • c. North Korea
  • d. Taiwan
  • e.Not Attempted

13. In which country would you find the port of Fray Bentos?

  • a. Uruguay
  • b. Peru
  • c. US
  • d. Kenya
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Who was the first Englishman who received the Nobel Prize in literature?

  • a. G.B.Shaw
  • b. T.S.Eliot
  • c. Rudyard Kipling
  • d. Virginia Woolfe
  • e.Not Attempted

15. "In which organ of the body is the pineal gland?

  • a. Heart
  • b. lunges
  • c. kidney
  • d. Brain
  • e. Not Attempted

16. MI-6 is the name of?

  • a. Fighter plan of USA
  • b. British Intelligence Agency
  • c. Indian Battle tank
  • d. Israeli Radar
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Lusitania was the Roman name for which EU country?

  • a. England
  • b. German
  • c. France
  • d. Portugal
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Name the richest Indian in Great Britain?

  • a. L.N. Mittal
  • b. Shrichand Hinduja
  • c. Lord Meghnad Desai
  • d. Lord Swaraj Paul
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Oliver Pannis is associated with which sports

  • a. F1
  • b. Football
  • c. Swiming
  • d. Gulf
  • e.Not Attempted

20. On a standard typewriter keyboard, How many vowels are placed on the top line?

  • a. 1
  • b. 2
  • c. 3
  • d. 4
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK007

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. As per the recent Global Competitiveness Report from the World Economic Forum, which country replaced US as the most competitive economy in the world?

  • a. Canada
  • b. Sweden
  • c. Finland
  • d. Singapore
  • e.Not Attempted

2. What is common to Bethlehem Steel, Polaroid and Swissair?

  • a. All companies owned by GE
  • b. All recently applied for bankruptcy protection
  • c. Their founders committed suicide
  • d. All of these companies were recently targets of successful hostile takeover
  • e.Not Attempted

3. What famous brand name is derived from a combination of two words, which mean ‘dead’ in French and ‘one’ in German?

  • a. Dettol
  • b. Mortein
  • c. Martini
  • d. Ritter
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Which is the longest running TV cartoon in history, first launched by Warner Brothers in 1969 exclusively for television, and is now a popular fare on the Cartoon Network?

  • a. Scooby Doo
  • b. Tom and Jerry
  • c. Popeye
  • d. Johnny Bravo
  • e.Not Attempted

5. The post of Ombudsman was first introduced in which country?

  • a. USA
  • b. UK
  • c. Sweden
  • d. France
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Who is the author of the book "Interpreter of Maladies"?

  • a. Salman Rushdie
  • b. Vikram Seth
  • c. Jhumpa Lahiri
  • d. Rafique Jakariya
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Who is the world's first space tourist?

  • a. Hans Lerch
  • b. Lee Daley
  • c. Denis Tito
  • d. Richard Rushton
  • e.Not Attempted

8. The astronomer who argued first that the sun, and not the earth, is the center of the solar system-

  • a. Galilio
  • b. Copernicus
  • c. Aryabhatta
  • d. Aristotle
  • e.Not Attempted

9. The Ozone layer is situated in which region of atmosphere?

  • a. Troposphere
  • b. Stratosphere
  • c. Mesosphere
  • d. Ionosphere
  • e.Not Attempted

10. The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) was established in the year

  • a. 1991
  • b. 1945
  • c. 1960
  • d. 1982
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Which of the following countries is not a member of the SAARC?

  • a. China
  • b. Maldives
  • c. Sri Lanka
  • d. Bhutan
  • e.Not Attempted

12. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has 31 members including one special member. The special member is

  • a. European Union
  • b. Arab league
  • c. Palestine
  • d. Japan
  • e.Not Attempted

13. What is the capital of Belgium?

  • a. Minsk
  • b. Brussels
  • c. Copenhagen
  • d. Budapest
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which of the following companies does not belong to the Hinduja group?

  • a. Induslnd Bank
  • b. Ashok Leyland
  • c. InCable
  • d. Eieher
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Which is the world’s largest colour television manufacturer? Hints: It recently acquired the colour TV business of Thomson.

  • a. Haier
  • b. TCL
  • c. Videocon
  • d. Samsung
  • e. Not Attempted

16. One of the following companies is not based in China. Identify it.

  • a. Ningbo Bird
  • b. Haier
  • c. TCL
  • d. NEC
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Which international liquor company holds stake in the Vijay Mallya-pro-moted United Breweries?

  • a. InBev
  • b. Foster
  • c. Scottish & New Castle
  • d. Pernord Ricard
  • e.Not Attempted

18. The US-based Gardes Energy Services has entered into a 50:50 joint venture for oil exploration business with which Indian company?

  • a. Reliance Industries
  • b. Essar Oil
  • c. BPCL
  • d. ONGC
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Soil erosion can be prevented by

  • a. Terracing
  • b. Overgrazing
  • c. Leaching
  • d. Removal of vegetation
  • e.Not Attempted

20. The Hawaii Islands are actually the tops of a submerged

  • a. Block mountain
  • b. Volcanic mountain
  • c. Coral reef
  • d. Fold mountain
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK008

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. In the latest Forbes List of wealthiest Americans, 3 out of the top 4 richest men in USA have made their wealth from one company. Which one ?

  • a. Standard Oil (Exxon)
  • b. Microsoft
  • c. De Beers
  • d. Berkshire Hathaway
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Which automobile major has made a debut in the Formula One racing circuit in 2002 with its team led by the drivers Allan McNish and Mike Sato?

  • a. Honda
  • b. Jaguar
  • c. Saab
  • d. Toyota
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Which famous company started as Asahi Optical in 1919 - before adopting its current name in 1957?

  • a. Yashica
  • b. Asahi Glasses
  • c. Pentax
  • d. Nikon
  • e.Not Attempted

4. What brand name was given , in 1924, by the Mayor of Tokyo when he released the first watch produced by Shokosha Watch Company?

  • a. Seiko
  • b. Citizen
  • c. Tissot
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Equinox occurs when the sun is vertically above the _____

  • a. Poles
  • b. tropic of Cancer
  • c. Equator
  • d. tropic of Capricorn
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Which is the largest flower of the world ?

  • a. Rafflesia
  • b. Zinnia
  • c. poinsettia
  • d. magnolia
  • e.Not Attempted

7. The Chairman of the Planning Commission of India is

  • a. President
  • b. Home minister
  • c. Prime minister
  • d. Finance minister
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Which of the following port is a free trade zone ?

  • a. Mumbai
  • b. Kandla
  • c. Cochin
  • d. Mangalore
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Mr Martin Sorrell is the head of the world’s largest advertising agency. He has built a mammoth business of $36-billion, largely through acquisitions. He has just snapped up Enterprise Nexus in India. The ad agency he heads is

  • a. Omnicom
  • b. McCann Erickson
  • c. WPP
  • d. BNP Paribas
  • e.Not Attempted

10. UK-based NRI Swaraj Paul is the promoter of which of the following companies?

  • a. Caparo group
  • b. Jumbo group
  • c. Cobara Beer
  • d. Cable & Wireless
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Which company owns the apparel brand ‘John Player’?

  • a. Madura Garments
  • b. ITC
  • c. Oswal
  • d. Arvind Brands
  • e.Not Attempted

12. The head quarter of 'European Central Bank' is situated at-

  • a. France
  • b. UK
  • c. Switzerland
  • d. Germany
  • e.Not Attempted

13. The mobile handset maker Nokia recently merged with -

  • a. Alcatel
  • b. Motorola
  • c. Panasonic
  • d. Siemens
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which of the following healthcare centres is promoted by the Nandas Brothers?

  • a. Fortis
  • b. Cradle
  • c. Escorts Heart Centre
  • d. Apollo Heart Centre
  • e.Not Attempted

15. The only land-locked country in South-East Asia is

  • a. Laos
  • b. Thailand
  • c. Malaysia
  • d. Kampuchea
  • e. Not Attempted

16. The production of cultured pearls is an important cottage industry of

  • a. Belgium
  • b. West Indies
  • c. New zeland
  • d. Japan
  • e.Not Attempted

17. What is the capital of Sierra Leone?

  • a. Caracas
  • b. Cape town
  • c. Belgrade
  • d. Freetown
  • e.Not Attempted

18. What is the capital of Vietnam?

  • a. Basseterre
  • b. Harare
  • c. Hanoi
  • d. Lusaka
  • e.Not Attempted

19. The 'Green Jacket' is presented to the winner of which sporting event?

  • a. US MASTERS
  • b. Euro PG Tour
  • c. France GrandPrix
  • d. Tokyo Masters
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Who owns the rights for Pizza Hut, Cream Bell and Costa Coffee in India?

  • a. Ashok Chauhan
  • b. Anu Agha
  • c. Ravi jaipuria
  • d. Nikhtl Meswani
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK009

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. One of the following industrial groups is promoted by the BM Khaitan group. Identify it.

  • a. Essar
  • b. Eveready
  • c. JK Paper
  • d. Bilt
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Some top international telecom companies including China Mobile and AFK Sistema, recently evinced interest in picking up equity stakes in which of the following Indian telecom companies?

  • a. Hutch
  • b. Airtel
  • c. Idea
  • d. Reliance Telecom
  • e.Not Attempted

3. What is aquaculture the scientific name for?

  • a. Fish Cultivation
  • b. Fish Farming
  • c. Sea Farming
  • d. Aqua Cultivation
  • e.Not Attempted

4. What does HTML stand for ?

  • a. Hyper Text Making Language
  • b. Hyper Text Mark Langauge
  • c. Hyper Text Mark up Langaue
  • d. Hyper Text Maker Language
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Equity firm Warburg Pincus and telecom company SingTel hold equity stake in which Indian cellular service provider?

  • a. Bharti Televenture
  • b. Hutch
  • c. Idea
  • d. Reliance Telecom
  • e.Not Attempted

6. One of the following apparel brands is owned by S Kumars. Identify this.

  • a. Bee
  • b. Arrow
  • c. Tamarind
  • d. Allen Solly
  • e.Not Attempted

7. “The edge is efficiency” baseline is associated with which corporate entity?

  • a. IBM
  • b. Altra Tech Cement
  • c. BSE Ltd
  • d. Anil Dhirubhai Enterprise Ltd
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Sanjiv Ahuja is worldwide head of which telecom giant?

  • a. Orange group
  • b. Vodafone
  • c. Hutchison Wampoa
  • d. AT
  • e.Not Attempted

9.What is Hypermetropia?

  • a. Long Sightedness
  • b. Short Sightedness
  • c. Cancer
  • d. Heart Disease
  • e.Not Attempted

10. The advertisement of which product carried the baseline ‘Mom said, “Always boil the water”. Moms are seldom wrong’

  • a. Ion Exchange
  • b. Zero B
  • c. Ford Ikon
  • d. KLM Airline
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Who has authored the latest business best-seller *Big Brands, Big Trouble?

  • a. Al Ries
  • b. Laura Ries
  • c. Naomi
  • d. Jack Trout
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Which company owns the famous cigarette brands Charminar and Charms?

  • a. Godfrey Philips
  • b. Philip Morris
  • c. ITC
  • d. VST Industries
  • e.Not Attempted

13. What is the name of the instrument used to measure blood pressure?

  • a. Barometer
  • b. Hygrometer
  • c. Hydrometer
  • d. Sphygmomanometer
  • e.Not Attempted

14. The deepest mine in the world (about 4 km deep) is in the Continent of _____

  • a. Africa
  • b. Asia
  • c. South America
  • d. North America
  • e.Not Attempted

15. " Wolfram " is the alternative name of which metallic element ?

  • a. Tungsten
  • b. Copper
  • c. Iron
  • d. Cobalt
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Which of the following day is celebrated as 'Earth Day'?

  • a. 6th March
  • b. 22nd April
  • c. 13th May
  • d. 10th December
  • e.Not Attempted

17. In recognition of what aspect of business is the Malcolm Baldridge Award presented?

  • a. Quality
  • b. Advertising excellence
  • c. HR practices
  • d. Business ethics
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Which famous company owns Royal Enfield motors, manufacturers of Enfield Bullet motorcycles in India?

  • a. Eicher
  • b. Mahindra&Mahindra
  • c. Escorts
  • d. TVS
  • e.Not Attempted

19. What is the common name for the Araucaria tree?

  • a. Monkey Puzzle
  • b. Horse Puzzle
  • c. Dog Puzzle
  • d. Ghost Puzzle
  • e.Not Attempted

20. What is the highest-achieveable break in snooker?

  • a. 140
  • b. 145
  • c. 155
  • d. 165
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK010

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Who of the following is the managing partner of the noted law firm Amarchand Mangaldas?

  • a. Cyril Shroff
  • b. Adil Zainulbhai
  • c. Sanjay Nayar
  • d. AnuAga
  • e.Not Attempted

2.One of the following IT companies belongs to the Aditya Vikram Birla group. Identity it.

  • a. PSI Data Systems
  • b. Mphasis
  • c. Chip Logica
  • d. Analog Devices
  • e.Not Attempted

3. India’s largest tractor manufacturer Mahindra & Mahindra had recently made a takeover bid on a European company, Universal Tractors. The company is based in

  • a. England
  • b. Finland
  • c. Norway
  • d. Romania
  • e.Not Attempted

4. This domestic tyre manufacturer also happens to be the joint-promoter of toy manufacturer ‘Funskool’. We are talking about which company?

  • a. JKTyre
  • b. Ceat Tyre
  • c. MRF Tyre
  • d. Apollo Tyre
  • e.Not Attempted

5. One of the following domestic pharmaceutical companies is also present in the power sector. Identify the company.

  • a. Zydus Cadilla
  • b. Glenmark
  • c. Torrent
  • d. Abott
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Bharti and Piramal group had exited the airport upgradation project. Bharti and Piramal group had participated in the tender process in association with

  • a. Chagai and Hochtief respectively
  • b. Hochtief and Changi respectively
  • c. Changi and TAV respectively
  • d. Essel and Gamon respectively
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Which famous Bollywood actress has started a business venture of marketing high-priced candles under the label, The Faraway Tree?

  • a. Rekha
  • b. Sushmita sen
  • c. Moonmoon Sen
  • d. Dimple Kapadia
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Which famous company is credited to have developed the concept of nylon bristles for toothbrushes in 1938?

  • a. 3M
  • b. Colgate
  • c. Ciba-Gigey
  • d. Dupont
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Which famous watch brand was launched in 1983 by hanging a 500-ft-long sign in the shape of a watch in Frankfurt?

  • a. Swatch
  • b. Longines
  • c. Casio
  • d. Rolex
  • e.Not Attempted

10. That famous company was set up in July 1968 as NM Electronics in Silicon Valley, named after its two famous founders?

  • a. Intel
  • b. Microsoft
  • c. Apple
  • d. Sun Microsystems
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Which famous brand is owned by a little known Acme Clothing?

  • a. Polo
  • b. John Sculley
  • c. Provouge
  • d. ColorPlus
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Which company is known as Big Blue?

  • a. IBM
  • b. Bluetooth Inc
  • c. Pepsi
  • d. Reliance
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Nicolas Leonard Sadi Carnot, the noted French physicist is associated with what branch of study?

  • a. Thermodynamics
  • b. Sub atomic particle theory
  • c. Superconductivity
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Identify the odd man out

  • a. Standard & Poor
  • b. Moody’s
  • c. Forrester
  • d. ICRA
  • e.Not Attempted

15. "Nestle is headquartered at

  • a. Switzerland
  • b. Spain
  • c. Sweden
  • d. France
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Chevron Texaco is headquartered at

  • a. Netherlands
  • b. Spain
  • c. United States
  • d. Canada
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Which company has launched a notebook computer, which would automatically convert paper-based information into digital information

  • a. IBM
  • b. Compaq
  • c. HP
  • d. HCL
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Which food chain was recently in news for using beef extracts in French fries?

  • a. Pizza Hut
  • b. McDonald's
  • c. Nirula's
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

19. What is the most common Element on Earth ?

  • a. Hydrogen
  • b. Oxygen
  • c. CO2
  • d. Halogen
  • e.Not Attempted

20. What is the speed of sound at sea level called?

  • a. FUGI 2
  • b. MACH 1
  • c. MESA 1
  • d. ASIO 2
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK011

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. On which of the following factors does the amount of isolation received at a place on the surface of Earth depend?

  • a. The latitude of the placef
  • b. The climate of the place
  • c. Thee longitude of the place
  • d. All of these
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Which of the following oceans has the largest number of the world’s active volcanoes?Which of the following is concerned with the study of characteristics, origin and development of land forms?

  • a. Arctic Ocean
  • b. Atlantic Ocean
  • c. Indian Ocean
  • d. Pacific Ocean
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Which of the following is concerned with the study of characteristics, origin and development of land forms?

  • a. Ecology
  • b. Geography
  • c. Geology
  • d. Geomorphology
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Hydro phonics is concerned with the

  • a. Cultivation of plants by placing the roots in liquid nutrient solutions rather than in soil
  • b. Science of water measurements of the earth with special reference to their use for navigation
  • c. The study of water with reference to its occurrence and properties in the hydrosphere and atmosphere
  • d. Mathematical study of forces, energy and pressure of liquid in motion
  • e.Not Attempted

5. What was Ghana called before 1957 ?

  • a. Diamond Ghost
  • b. Gold Coast
  • c. Silver Coast
  • d. Gold Ghost
  • e.Not Attempted

6. What year did the Berlin Wall come down?

  • a. 1990
  • b. 1991
  • c. 1989
  • d. 1992
  • e.Not Attempted

7. What year did the Vietnam war end ?

  • a. 1965
  • b. 1975
  • c. 1980
  • d. 1985
  • e.Not Attempted

8. What, in population terms, is the largest Spanish speaking country in the world?

  • a. Morocco
  • b. Mexico
  • c. Spain
  • d. Portugal
  • e.Not Attempted

9. When Jeffrey Archer became a Lord, he chose a title that included the name of the town where he grew up as a young boy. The town is ____?

  • a. Weston-super-Mare
  • b. Weston
  • c. Wteson-Super-Mere
  • d. Mere
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Irrigation through canals, tube-wells, tanks, etc., is resorted to in India because

  • a. The country has a large number of rivers, big and small
  • b. The failure of rains or inadequate rain can prove highly detrimental to crop production
  • c. It is easy to regulate water supply to plants according to their needs
  • d. It is much too expensive to store rain water
  • e.Not Attempted

11. The oil cartel of 11 oil producing nations of the world, OPEC, is headquartered at

  • a. Caracas
  • b. Kuwait city
  • c. Vienna
  • d. Abu Dhabi
  • e.Not Attempted

12. As an outcome of the construction of the Indira Sagar Dam, many families from this town Harsud had to relocate themselves as they were facing the imminent fear getting drowned. Can you identify the name of the state in which this town is located?

  • a. Gujrat
  • b. Madhya Pradesh
  • c. Uttar Pradesh
  • d. Maharashtra
  • e.Not Attempted

13. 'Operation Karn', is the name of the innovative programme launched by the Amravati district of Maharashtra. This programme is associated with taking care of the

  • a. Oppressed women
  • b. Malnourished children
  • c. Old age people
  • d. Unemployed youth
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Where is the Worlds Largest Aquarium ?

  • a. HongKong
  • b. Japan
  • c. Holland
  • d. US
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Who is the chairman of the National Human Rights Commission( NHRC)?

  • a. A.S.Anand
  • b. M.N. Venkatchelliah
  • c. P.N. Bhagwati
  • d. Kuldip Singh
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Which of the following personalities will chair the National Committee on Rural Infrastructure?

  • a. Sharad Pawar
  • b. M.S. Ahluwalia
  • c. Manmohan Singh
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

17. This personality has recently been appointed as the Chairman of the National Commission on Enterprises in the unorganized and the informal sector. Name him from the given options.

  • a. Ashok Lahiri
  • b. Arjun Sengupta
  • c. Suresh D. Tendulkar
  • d. Shankar J. Acharya
  • e.Not Attempted

18. According to a study conducted by the Reserve Bank of India, titled 'Growth Savings and Investment', which of the following represents the contribution of the domestic industries in the GDP growth in 2003-04?

  • a. 12
  • b. 18
  • c. 26
  • d. 34
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Which of the following represents the position of India in the latest IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook (WCY) 2004?

  • a. 27th
  • b. 30th
  • c. 34th
  • d. 38th
  • e.Not Attempted

20. The highest number of candidates that an Electronic Voting Machine can support is

  • a. 46
  • b. 54
  • c. 64
  • d. 45
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK012

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Paper Kraft and Classmate are the stationery brands of which company? Choose the right option:

  • a. Fevicryl
  • b. Camlin
  • c. ITC
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Rich Templeton is the President and CEO of which multinational?

  • a. Texas Instruments
  • b. Templeton India
  • c. Templeton Financial
  • d. Financial Technologies
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Which creation of Jerome Siegal and Joseph Shuster

  • a. Renault
  • b. Ferrari
  • c. Toyota
  • d. BMW
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Which creation of Jerome Siegal and Joseph Shuster first appeared in Edition No. 1 of Action Comics in June 1938?

  • a. Spiderman
  • b. Shkatiman
  • c. Superman
  • d. Noman
  • e.Not Attempted

5. A HI-FLYER ON Unscramble the above for a two-word name of a business theorist.

  • a. Henry Fray
  • b. Thierry Henry
  • c. Henry Ford
  • d. Henri Fayol
  • e.Not Attempted

6. What tag line is mentioned in the logo of Omega?

  • a. Official Timekeeper
  • b. Timekeeper
  • c. Original Timekeeper
  • d. Global Timekeeper
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Which is the largest private sector bank in India?

  • a. ICICI
  • b. HDFC
  • c. GTB
  • d. Vaisya Bank
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Which make of car was advertised on TV as "Made by dummies - driven by the intelligent"?

  • a. TATA
  • b. Mercedes
  • c. BMW
  • d. Volvo
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Which land measurement was originally the size that a yoke of oxen could pull in a day?

  • a. Square meter
  • b. Acre
  • c. Begha
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Which nation gave women the right to vote first ?

  • a. New Zealand
  • b. Australia
  • c. US
  • d. Switzerland
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Which of the following is not a depositional landform made by valley glaciers?

  • a. Terminal Moraine
  • b. Esker
  • c. Drumlin
  • d. Cirque
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Name of the Chairperson of HP who has agreed to step down amid surrounding an investigation she had authorized?

  • a. Patricia Unn
  • b. Patricia Dunn
  • c. Patricia Bunn
  • d. Patricia Funn
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Beyond the Last Blue Mountain is the biography on which famous Indian business personality?

  • a. Bharat Ram
  • b. Aditya Birla
  • c. M.S.Oberoi
  • d. J.R.D. Tata
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which company was founded in 1972 as GM Korea _ a 50:50 tie-up between Shinjin Motors and General Motors, US _ and took its new name in 1983?

  • a. Daewwo Motors
  • b. Kawasaki
  • c. Mazda
  • d. Hyundai
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Which famous car sub-brand has a horse as its logo?

  • a. Rolls Royce
  • b. Ford Mustang
  • c. Jaguar
  • d. Audi
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Which famous company owns Royal Enfield motors, manufacturers of Enfield Bullet motorcycles in India?

  • a. Eicher
  • b. Mahindra&Mahindra
  • c. Escorts
  • d. TVS
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Which of the following agencies plans to build a nationalwide grid of supercomputers called I-Grid?

  • a. Simputer Computers
  • b. C-DAC
  • c. NIIT
  • d. Infosys
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Name the satellites launched by NASA to investigate the earth's gravity ?

  • a. Dennis
  • b. Garfield
  • c. Tom and Jerry
  • d. Peanuts
  • e.Not Attempted

19. The south Asian Travel and Tourism Exchange Conference was held at which of the following places ?

  • a. Chenai
  • b. Tokyo
  • c. Banglore
  • d. Delhi
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Name the company planing to introduce Genetacially Modified Mustard seeds in India?

  • a. Maharashtra Hybrid Seed Corporation
  • b. Proagro
  • c. Mt. Must
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK013

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. The biggest texttile fair of Asia known as Hemitextile was held in

  • a. Japan
  • b. India
  • c. Srilanka
  • d. Indonesia
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Name the first internet company to figure in annual fortune 500 :

  • a. AOL
  • b. Arzoo
  • c. MSN
  • d. Yahoo
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Name the first American president eho modelled for Van Huesan Shirts:

  • a. Jimmy Carter
  • b. Ronald Reagan
  • c. George Bush
  • d. William J. Clinton
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Name the first bank to launch a card especially for doctors in india :

  • a. PNB
  • b. Dena Bank
  • c. SBI
  • d. IOB
  • e.Not Attempted

5. "Smooth as Silk" is a punchline used by _________ airline :

  • a. SIngapore
  • b. Thai
  • c. Quantas
  • d. Cathay Pacific
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Bob and Gordon resigned from Fairchild Semiconductor and formed a venture which they eventually renamed after getting the rights for the same from a company that had a seven-letter name, the last two of which are 'c' and 'o'. Which are the first five ?

  • a. Intel
  • b. Enron
  • c. Shell
  • d. Exxon
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Which 76-yearold billionaire recently married long-time companion Astrid Menks?

  • a. Warren Buffet
  • b. Roman Abramovich
  • c. Bill Gates
  • d. Ajim Premji
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Which RPG group company's base line is 'Born Tough'?

  • a. Essar Oil
  • b. Essar Steel
  • c. Ceat
  • d. MRF Tyres
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Author: Seth Godin; base line: 'Transform Your Business By Being Remarkable.' What's the two-word title?

  • a. Purple Cow
  • b. Cow Purple
  • c. Purple Dog
  • d. Dog Purple
  • e.Not Attempted

10. This company has announced that it would shortly launch a personal digital media player for kids called the Mix Max?

  • a. Disney
  • b. Turner International
  • c. DreamWorks Animation
  • d. Star Network
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Which two companies have formed a research and colaboration alliance to develop patented drugs?

  • a. Ranbaxy and Glaxo Smithkline
  • b. Ranbaxy and Penaccea Biotech
  • c. Nicholas Primal and Ranbaxy
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Oberon , Titania , Arial , Umbrial and Miranda are the five chief satellites of which planet ?

  • a. Jupiter
  • b. Neptune
  • c. Uranus
  • d. Mars
  • e.Not Attempted

13. The full form of TRAI is :

  • a. Transport Regulation Authority of India
  • b. Telecom Regulation Authority of India
  • c. Transport Regulation Agency of India
  • d. Telecom Regulation Agency of India
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Excise Duty on a commodity is payablw eith reference to its

  • a. production
  • b. production and sale
  • c. production and transport
  • d. production, sale and transport
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Who wrote the book " Songs of Distant Earth " ?

  • a. Arthur C Clark
  • b. Ray Bradbury
  • c. Karl Sagan
  • d. Issac Asimov
  • e. Not Attempted

16. What does the Greek word "Heureka" mean ?

  • a. Eureka
  • b. Alas
  • c. Heavens
  • d. Oh no!
  • e.Not Attempted

17. During World War II , who was Nazi Germany's " Reichsfuehrer " ?

  • a. Hermann Goering
  • b. Hermann Himmler
  • c. Heinrich Himmler
  • d. Joes Goebbels
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Name the author of " The Great Indian Novel " ?

  • a. Shashi Tharoor
  • b. Vikram Seth
  • c. Amitav Ghosh
  • d. Raja Rao
  • e.Not Attempted

19. What is the " String Theory " also known as ?

  • a. Theory of Linear Causality
  • b. Super-String Theory
  • c. Theory of Everything
  • d. Theory of Nothing
  • e.Not Attempted

20. 'World Economic Outlook' is published by

  • a. IBRD
  • b. IMF
  • c. WTO
  • d. WEF
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK014

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Who has authored the book "Beyond the Last Blue Mountain"

  • a. Swaraj Paul
  • b. Ajit Haskar
  • c. Anil Ambani
  • d. JRD Tata
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Who among the following has founded the organisation " World Economic Forum" ?

  • a. Kalus Schwab
  • b. William J. Clinton
  • c. Amartyan Sen and Meheboob Haq
  • d. All of these
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Name the parle brand that takes Britannia's 50-50 biscuits :

  • a. Monaco
  • b. Krack Jack
  • c. Parle-G
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Name the trade organisation founded by G.D. Birla and purshottam Thakur in 1927 :

  • a. CII
  • b. PhdCC
  • c. Asocham
  • d. FICCI
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Name the car brand of GM named after the founder of Detroit

  • a. Rolls Royce
  • b. Hariza
  • c. Cadillac
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

6. FiFi awards are given in ______________ industry :

  • a. Film
  • b. Home Appliances
  • c. Automobiles
  • d. Perfumes
  • e.Not Attempted

7. In which year the first Insurance company " The Calcutta Insurance" was established in India?

  • a. 1758
  • b. 1798
  • c. 1768
  • d. 1788
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Trago. That's the name of a large size truck launched by which automaker? Choose the right option:

  • a. Ford
  • b. Tata
  • c. Avia
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Which airline has two ‘a’’s in their logo?

  • a. American Airlines
  • b. Alitalia
  • c. Continental Airlies
  • d. United Airlines
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Who is the managing director of IMF?

  • a. Rodrigo De Rato
  • b. Rodrigo Re Dato
  • c. Rodrigo Te Dato
  • d. Rodrigo De Taro
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Two companies merged in 1999 to form what's today Jones Lang LaSalle. One of them had its origins in an organisation formed by Richard Winstanley, who established business as an auctioneer, in 1783. That organisation was known as Jones Lang ….. before its merger with LaSalle Partners in 1999. Fill up the blank

  • a. Wootton
  • b. Cotton
  • c. Coutures
  • d. Woollton
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Canaan Partners and which other company invested last month in BharatMatrimony?

  • a. Yahoo.com
  • b. Rediff.com
  • c. Shaadi.com
  • d. Sify.com
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Which group recently acquired Egyptian hair care brand Fiancée?

  • a. ITC
  • b. HLL
  • c. Marico
  • d. Tata Tea
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Whose ticker symbol on NYSE is ACN?

  • a. Accenture
  • b. Automated Computer Networks
  • c. Automated Computing Networks
  • d. Australian Computer Networks
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Where is SAARC secreteriat situated ?

  • a. Islambad
  • b. Colombo
  • c. Kathamandu
  • d. New Delhi
  • e. Not Attempted

16. The "IC" chip used in computers is made of

  • a. Chromium
  • b. Iron-Oxide
  • c. Sillica
  • d. Sillicon
  • e.Not Attempted

17. The Book" The kargil Conflict 1999 - Separating Fact from Fiction" is written by:

  • a. Dr. Shireen Mazari
  • b. Khuswant Singh
  • c. Nawaz Sharif
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

18. China becomes the third country after Russia and the US to send a man into orbit in their own space vechile. The chosen "taikonaut" is

  • a. Niel Armstrong
  • b. Yang li Wei
  • c. Ho Chin Minh
  • d. Ho Li Wei
  • e.Not Attempted

19. "The World's News Leader " is caption of which news channel ?

  • a. BBC World
  • b. CNN
  • c. Zee News
  • d. Star News
  • e.Not Attempted

20. "Chaebols" are big corporations in which country?

  • a. Japan
  • b. Indonesia
  • c. South Korea
  • d. China
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK015

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. AFP is the news agency of

  • a. UK
  • b. USA
  • c. Germany
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Which of the following represents the year in which Alexander invaded India?

  • a. 323 BC
  • b. 324 BCn
  • c. 326 BC
  • d. 328 BC
  • e.Not Attempted

3. In which of the following year did UN come into existence ?

  • a. 1941
  • b. 1943
  • c. 1944
  • d. 1945
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Khyber Pass is in

  • a. Pakistan
  • b. India
  • c. Myanmar
  • d. Afhganistan
  • e.Not Attempted

5. The first Secretary-General of the UnitedNations was

  • a. U Thant
  • b. Tygave Lie
  • c. Boutros-Boutros Ghali
  • d. Javier Perez de Cuellar
  • e.Not Attempted

6. In which state is Nalsarovar Bird Sanctuary located?

  • a. Maharashtra
  • b. Orissa
  • c. Gujarat
  • d. Rajasthan
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Wherever you gp our network follows is the punch line of

  • a. Hutch
  • b. Airtel
  • c. Reliance
  • d. Tata Indicomm
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Which country has banned the word "E-mail" from all goverment publications and websites and replaced it by "Courriel" ?

  • a. England
  • b. UAE
  • c. France
  • d. Italy
  • e.Not Attempted

9. "Because you deserve to know" is the punchline used by

  • a. The Times of India
  • b. The Hindu
  • c. Indian Express
  • d. Hindustan Times
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Petoleum Prices, in the world are determined by

  • a. IMF
  • b. OPEC
  • c. IBRD
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

11. In which of the following constitutional documents did the British Government, for the first time, officially lay down as the goal of constitutional development in India not only Dominion Status but also Responsible Government?

  • a. Indian Councils Act, 1892
  • b. Indian Councils Act, 1909
  • c. Government of India Act, 1919
  • d. Government of India Act, 1935
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Which of the following territories of India was/were invaded by China on November 19, 1962?

  • a. North-East Frontier Agency (NEFA)
  • b. Ladakh, NEFA and Assam
  • c. Ladakh and NEFA
  • d. Ladakh, NEFA, Assam and Sikkim
  • e.Not Attempted

13. When were the High Courts in Calcutta, Madras and Bombay established?

  • a. 1861
  • b. 1929
  • c. 1932
  • d. 1935
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which of the following events caused the parting of ways by the Moderates and the Radicals in the Congress for good?

  • a. Constitution of 1919
  • b. Montagu-Chelmsford Report
  • c. Morley-Minto Reforms
  • d. Simon Commission Report
  • e.Not Attempted

15. The biggest underground coal mine in India, fully mechanised, is at

  • a. Munidih
  • b. Barkakhana
  • c. Singrauli
  • d. Bhowra
  • e. Not Attempted

16. India's first Asset Reconstruction Company's road map was prepared by:

  • a. SBI
  • b. IDBI
  • c. HDFC
  • d. ICICI
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Which of the following country is the new member of International Coffee Organisation?

  • a. India
  • b. Sri Lanka
  • c. Kenya
  • d. Vietnam
  • e.Not Attempted

18. 'Diva' a specially ! ! designed women's international credit card has been launched by:

  • a. Federal Bank
  • b. Standard Chartered Bank
  • c. Dresdner Bank
  • d. ABN-Amro Bank
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Richard Grasso is the head of:

  • a. NASDAQ
  • b. London Stock Exchange
  • c. New York Stock Exchange
  • d. Dubai Stock Exchange
  • e.Not Attempted

20. 'Indiva' is the multipurpose vehicle, launched by____at the international motorshow in Geneva.

  • a. TELCO
  • b. BAJAJ and SIL
  • c. LML
  • d. HONDA
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK016

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Nokia Corporation, the leading mobile phone makers is a___based company.

  • a. USA
  • b. Japan
  • c. Philippines
  • d. Finland
  • e.Not Attempted

2. ICENET is the network connecting the offices of the:

  • a. Central Board of Excise and Customs
  • b. State Bank of India
  • c. Human Resource Ministry
  • d. External Affairs Ministry
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Geographical Information System Software known as 'Gram Chitra' was unveiled by:

  • a. C-DAC
  • b. Media Labs Asia
  • c. Satyam Infoway
  • d. Honda
  • e.Not Attempted

4. The Kofi Annan Institute for IT Excellence, has been set by India at____:

  • a. Kenya
  • b. Guatemala
  • c. Ghana
  • d. Durban
  • e.Not Attempted

5. The first hydel project in Andaman and Nicobar islands has been commissioned by:

  • a. NHPC
  • b. Dabhol Power Corporation
  • c. BHEL
  • d. NTPC
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Hindustan Organic Chemicals limited (HOCL), which is engaged in the manufacture of pesticides in India, is located at

  • a. Rasayani
  • b. Cochin
  • c. Medak
  • d. Hyderabad
  • e.Not Attempted

7. At which of the following places is HCUs (Hindustan Copper Limited) operating unit not situated?

  • a. Ghatsila
  • b. Malanjkhand
  • c. Damanjodi
  • d. Khetri
  • e.Not Attempted

8. The Ryotwari Settlement was introduced by

  • a. James Thomson
  • b. Thomas Munroe
  • c. Lord Cornwallis
  • d. Mount Stuart Elphinstone
  • e.Not Attempted

9. The theory of economic drain of India during British Imperialism was propounded by

  • a. Jawaharlal Nehru
  • b. Dadabhai Naoroji
  • c. R.C. Dutt
  • d. M.K. Gandhi
  • e.Not Attempted

10. In an agricultural country like India, irrigation has always formed an important branch of administration. Who, amongst the following Governors-General, was the first to initiate a new policy for execution of extensive irrigation schemes?

  • a. Canning
  • b. Elgin
  • c. Lawrence
  • d. Mayo
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Southern Railway is headquartered at

  • a. Hydrabad
  • b. Banglore
  • c. Secunderabad
  • d. Chennai
  • e.Not Attempted

12. First ministerial meeting of WTO took place at

  • a. Washington
  • b. New York
  • c. Geneva
  • d. Singapore
  • e.Not Attempted

13. The first Chief Election Commissioner of india was

  • a. S.L. Shakadhar
  • b. Sukumar Sen
  • c. H.J. Kania
  • d. P.C. Sen
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Identify the correct match

  • a. May8 - World Health Day
  • b. May1 - World Literacy Day
  • c. May17 - World Telecommunication Day
  • d. June5 - World Ozone Day
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Mounta Etna is a famous volcano located in

  • a. Argentina
  • b. Italy
  • c. Meico
  • d. Phillipines
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Suvidha Fixed Deposit scheme was launched by which bank

  • a. IDBI
  • b. ICICI
  • c. SBI
  • d. City Bank
  • e.Not Attempted

17. National Pension Bima Yojana has been launched by

  • a. National Insurance Co.
  • b. United India Insurance Co.
  • c. LIC of india
  • d. Oriental Insurance Co
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Who is not a well known well Indian fashion designer?

  • a. Ravi Bajaj
  • b. Rohit Bal
  • c. Shefali Talwar
  • d. Suneet Verma
  • e.Not Attempted

19. The person closely associated with the leading company ITC Ltd is

  • a. MS Banga
  • b. K Gopalkrishnan
  • c. Yogi Deveshwar
  • d. Deepak Satwalekar
  • e.Not Attempted

20. K.L.M Royal Airlines belonngs to

  • a. Italy
  • b. Japan
  • c. Netherlands
  • d. Austria
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK017

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Which company uses the adline "Knowing is Everything"

  • a. BBC World
  • b. Star
  • c. Sony
  • d. Zee
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Makers of which tyres sponsored Indian racing ace Narian Karthikeyan in his debut at F1

  • a. JK
  • b. MRF
  • c. Dunlop
  • d. Modi
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Which Petroleum company has introduced an improved quality petrol called "Speed" ?

  • a. Bharat Petroleum
  • b. Indian Oil
  • c. Hindustan Petroleum
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

4. The largest public undertaking in India is

  • a. The Indian Railway
  • b. ONGC
  • c. BHEL
  • d. BSNL
  • e.Not Attempted

5. The gas leak at which company's plant in Bhopal had caused an environments disaster?

  • a. Reliance Industries
  • b. Union Carbide
  • c. Enron
  • d. Indian Oil
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Tungabhadra Sanctuary is located at

  • a. Madhya Pradesh
  • b. Uttar Pradesh
  • c. Karnataka
  • d. West Bengal
  • e.Not Attempted

7. What is the approximation length of indian Coastlines?

  • a. 3,440 Km
  • b. 4589 km
  • c. 7500 km
  • d. 8924 km
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Reserve Bank of India is headquatered at

  • a. Kolkata
  • b. New Delhi
  • c. Mumbai
  • d. Chennai
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Jana Gana Mana, was accepted as the National Anthem of India by the Constituent Assembly of Indian in

  • a. 1950
  • b. 1949
  • c. 1948
  • d. 1947
  • e.Not Attempted

10. The person who has climbed Mount Everest the most - 12 times is

  • a. Babu Chheri
  • b. Appa Sherpa
  • c. Peter Hillary
  • d. TW Tenzing
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Smart Kid Insurance policy has been launched for students by:

  • a. Tata-AIG
  • b. SBI-Cardif
  • c. ICICI Prudential
  • d. LICI
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Who among the following has been appointed as the chairman of Central Electricity Authority:

  • a. J.L. Bajaj
  • b. H.L. Bajaj
  • c. Y.N. Prasad
  • d. George Soros
  • e.Not Attempted

13. The chief architect of Ganga Action Plan, an environmentalist and recipient of various awards died recently. Name him.

  • a. Md. Bazzi
  • b. Arshad-uz-Zaman
  • c. Dr T.N. Khoshro
  • d. George Soros
  • e.Not Attempted

14. CBE-2002 a NATO exercise by Canada, Greece, Hungary, Turkey, UK and US was launched in____, for NATO peace programme.

  • a. Georgia
  • b. Angola
  • c. Durban
  • d. Ireland
  • e.Not Attempted

15. 'Orange Prize' is given in the field of:

  • a. literature
  • b. sports
  • c. medicine
  • d. acting
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Which State, according to 2001 Census, had more females than males?

  • a. Gujarat
  • b. Kerala
  • c. Karnataka
  • d. Andhra Pradesh
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Which of the following States, according to 2001 Census, has the largest concentration of Scheduled Tribes population?

  • a. Andhra Pradesh
  • b. Bihar
  • c. Madhya Pradesh
  • d. West Bengal
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Which of the following States, according to 2001 Census, has the largest concentration of Scheduled Castes population?

  • a. Madhya Pradesh
  • b. Uttar Pradesh
  • c. Tamil Nadu
  • d. West Bengal
  • e.Not Attempted

19. The population of all the countries of the world, except six, is less than the population of one of the States of India. This State is

  • a. Andhra Pradesh
  • b. Bihar
  • c. Maharashtra
  • d. Uttar Pradesh
  • e.Not Attempted

20. In India, iron and steel industry made its beginning in 1870. The first factory was set up at

  • a. Burnpur
  • b. Durgapur
  • c. Jamshedpur
  • d. Kuluti
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK018

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Which Indian state has its maximum area under the forest cover?

  • a. Maharashtra
  • b. MP
  • c. Arunachal Pradesh
  • d. Kerla
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Who is the founder of the World Economic Forum ?

  • a. Gerorge McDonald
  • b. Jack Barry
  • c. Robert Allen
  • d. Klaus Schwab
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Who among the following is the author of Meghdoot?

  • a. Bana Bhatta
  • b. Kalhana
  • c. Kalidas
  • d. Tulsidas
  • e.Not Attempted

4. How many members are there in the Rajya Sabha ?

  • a. 238
  • b. 242
  • c. 246
  • d. 250
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Which of the following rays is NOT harmful ?

  • a. Ultraviolet rays
  • b. X-rays
  • c. Infrared rays
  • d. Short radio waves
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Ayush Ayurvedic health and beauty care products were launched by

  • a. Nestle
  • b. HLL
  • c. Dabur
  • d. Ponds
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Whose last reported words were "Don't worry. Relax!" ?

  • a. Mahatma Gandhi
  • b. Indira Gandhi
  • c. Rajiv Gandhi
  • d. Sanjay Gandhi
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Which is India's largest Mutual Fund Organisation?

  • a. GIS
  • b. SBI
  • c. Unit Trust of India
  • d. ICICI
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Which major US retail Chains has filed for Bankruptcy?

  • a. Marks & Spencer
  • b. Wal Mart
  • c. K Mart
  • d. Shoppers Stop
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Which is the supersonic anti-ship cruise missile that has been sucessfully test-fired by india from a warship in the Bay of Bengal ?

  • a. Nag
  • b. BrahMos
  • c. Prithvi
  • d. Agni
  • e.Not Attempted

11. ASEAN was set up in the year:

  • a. 1985
  • b. 1975
  • c. 1967
  • d. 1954
  • e.Not Attempted

12.India's first commercially manufactured sports car is:

  • a. Reeva
  • b. Indigo
  • c. Sedan
  • d. Fibro
  • e.Not Attempted

13. The Hindustan Shipyard Limited is located at

  • a. Mumbai
  • b. Goa
  • c. Cochin
  • d. Visakhapatnam
  • e.Not Attempted

14. National Ship Design and Research Centre, a premier national institution, is located at

  • a. Cochin
  • b. Visakhapatnam
  • c. Kolkata
  • d. Kandla
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Garuda is the name of airlines of which country?

  • a. Oman
  • b. Kuwait
  • c. Thailand
  • d. Indonesia
  • e. Not Attempted

16. The Airports Authority of India was formed in

  • a. 1965
  • b. 1985
  • c. 1995
  • d. 2000
  • e.Not Attempted

17. When was the Oil and Natural Gas Commission set up?

  • a. 1956
  • b. 1957
  • c. 1958
  • d. 1960
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Oil refineries are located in all of the following States, except

  • a. Andhra Pradesh
  • b. Kerala
  • c. Madhya Pradesh
  • d. Tamil Nadu
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Who is the chairman of United Breweries

  • a. Vijay Mallaya
  • b. Manu Chabaria
  • c. G.P. Goenka
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Which company is running US-95?

  • a. Bank of America
  • b. HDFC Bank
  • c. UTI
  • d. IDBI
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK019

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. The slogan "Everyone's invited" is associtaed with which Korean Company ?

  • a. Samsung
  • b. LG
  • c. Hyundai
  • d. Daewoo
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Soft drink brand "Fanta" is owned by

  • a. Pepsi
  • b. Coca-cola
  • c. Parle
  • d. Shaw Wallace
  • e.Not Attempted

3. "Pure for Sure" Campaign has been launched by

  • a. Indian Oil
  • b. Bharat Petroleum
  • c. Hindustan Petroleum
  • d. Indo Burma Petroleum
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Parx, an apparel is from

  • a. Bombay Dyeing
  • b. Raymonds
  • c. Mafatial
  • d. Reliance Group
  • e.Not Attempted

5. In radio transmission , what does FM stands for ?

  • a. Frequent Modulation
  • b. Frequency Moderation
  • c. Frequency Monitoring
  • d. Frequency Modulation
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Who is considered as "The Father of Genetics" ?

  • a. Robert Hook
  • b. G.J. Mendel
  • c. Charles Darwin
  • d. T.H. Morgan
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Bhakhra Nangal dam is built over

  • a. Ravi
  • b. Chenab
  • c. Sutluj
  • d. Beas
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Between Hope and History , is a work of

  • a. Mikhali Gorbachev
  • b. Boris Yestlin
  • c. Bill Clinton
  • d. Mao Tse Sung
  • e.Not Attempted

9. What percentage of the world area is occupied by india ?

  • a. 1.3%
  • b. 2.4%
  • c. 4.5%
  • d. 5.7%
  • e.Not Attempted

10. GATT came into existence by india ?

  • a. 1947
  • b. 1948
  • c. 1969
  • d. 1984
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Which among the following is the world's smallest republic ?

  • a. Tonga
  • b. Tuvalu
  • c. Nauru
  • d. Vatican
  • e.Not Attempted

12. In which State of India is the headquarters of Oil and Natural Gas Commission located?

  • a. Assam
  • b. Gujarat
  • c. Maharashtra
  • d. Uttar Pradesh
  • e.Not Attempted

13. The total population of India on the basis of 2001 Census was nearest to the figure of

  • a. 680 million
  • b. 700 million
  • c. 800 million
  • d. 1028 million
  • e.Not Attempted

14. When will the next Census be held?

  • a. 2011
  • b. 2012
  • c. 2013
  • d. 2016
  • e.Not Attempted

15. According to the 2001 Census, which of the following States had the highest density of population per sq km?

  • a. Kerala
  • b. West Bengal
  • c. Bihar
  • d. Uttar Pradesh
  • e. Not Attempted

16. According to 2001 Census, which of the following States had the lowest density of population per sq. km?

  • a. Arunachal Pradesh
  • b. Mizoram
  • c. Sikkim
  • d. Nagaland
  • e.Not Attempted

17. The total population of males, according to the 2001 Census, was nearly

  • a. 30.7 crore
  • b. 35.7 crore
  • c. 53.2 crore
  • d. 45.7 crore
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Name the manufacturer of Onida brand of TV

  • a. Baron
  • b. Mirc Electronics
  • c. TCL
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

19. "Treat Yourself well, everyday" is a tagline of

  • a. Aquafina
  • b. Dasani
  • c. Purelife
  • d. Bisleri
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Which company has launched "Fair & Lovely" ?

  • a. HLL
  • b. P & G
  • c. Godrej
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK020

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. The slogan "Everyone's invited" is associtaed with which Korean Company ?

  • a. Parliament
  • b. President
  • c. Prime Minister
  • d. Electoral College
  • e.Not Attempted

2. What does the acronym CTBT stand for?

  • a. Continued Test Ban Treaty
  • b. Commercial Test Based Tariff
  • c. Continue Test Based Treatment
  • d. Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Which companyis associated with the campaign - what's your Moto?

  • a. Microsoft
  • b. Motorola
  • c. Leo Mattel
  • d. Nokia
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Which soft drink company owns the brand Mountain Dew in India

  • a. Pepsi
  • b. Coca-cola
  • c. Parle
  • d. Dukes
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Which news paper has the motto journalism of courage?

  • a. The Hidustan Times
  • b. The Washington post
  • c. The Indian Express
  • d. The Guardian
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Vyas Samman is given by

  • a. Rajiv Gandhi Foundation
  • b. K.K. Birla Foundation
  • c. UNESCO
  • d. Uttar Pradesh Goverment
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Which party was founded by Subhash Bose in 1939 , after he broke away from the congress ?

  • a. South Bloc
  • b. Forward Bloc
  • c. AIADMK
  • d. Indian National Party
  • e.Not Attempted

8. 'Diet' is the name of the parliament of

  • a. Norway
  • b. Spain
  • c. Sweden
  • d. Japan
  • e.Not Attempted

9. International Rice Research Institute is based at

  • a. Bangkok
  • b. Manila
  • c. Kuala Lumpor
  • d. Tokyo
  • e.Not Attempted

10. What is the effect on the density of a gas if it is heated under constant pressure?

  • a. It will decrease
  • b. It will increase
  • c. Remains constant
  • d. First increases and then decreases
  • e.Not Attempted

11. This person who has written the National Anthem for two nations. who is he?

  • a. Iqbal
  • b. Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
  • c. Rabindra Nath Tagore
  • d. Sharat Chandra Chatterjee
  • e.Not Attempted

12. What is the correct duration of Tenth Five-Year Plan?

  • a. 2002-2007
  • b. 2003-2008
  • c. 2004-2009
  • d. 2001-2006
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Who finally approves the draft Five-Year Plans?

  • a. Planning Commission
  • b. President
  • c. National Development Council
  • d. Parliament and State Legislatures
  • e.Not Attempted

14. The major emphasis in the Tenth Plan is on

  • a. Adult Education
  • b. Green Revolution
  • c. Priority to Agriculture and Rural Development
  • d. Industrial Development
  • e.Not Attempted

15. The Tenth Plan targets a growth rate of .......% of GDP per annum.

  • a. 6.5%
  • b. 7.2%
  • c. 8.0%
  • d. 8.5%
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Agriculture contributes approximately ....... of total GDP.

  • a. One third
  • b. One half
  • c. Two thirds
  • d. One quarter
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Self-reliance as an object of planning was emphasized first in the

  • a. Second Plan
  • b. Third Plan
  • c. Fourth Plan
  • d. Fifth Plan
  • e.Not Attempted

18. India's first private International Airport is in

  • a. Ahmedabad
  • b. Delhi
  • c. Banglore
  • d. Kochi
  • e.Not Attempted

19. What was the name of the Hindustan Times satellite television channel

  • a. Home TV
  • b. HTV
  • c. AajTak
  • d. Hindustan TV
  • e.Not Attempted

20. "Food World" a food supermarket is owned by

  • a. RPG Group
  • b. Escorts
  • c. Rajan Raheja Group
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK021

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Milk is basically a type of

  • a. emulsion
  • b. solvent
  • c. suspension
  • d. gel
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Scientific principle of electric motor was discovered by

  • a. Michael Farady
  • b. B Franklin
  • c. TA Edision
  • d. Enoric Fermi
  • e.Not Attempted

3. World consumer rights day is observed on

  • a. March 4
  • b. March 15
  • c. March 30
  • d. April 7
  • e.Not Attempted

4. The capital of portugal is

  • a. Algiers
  • b. Lisbon
  • c. Brussels
  • d. Madrid
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Where are the headquaters of the world's foremost Human Right's Organization , Amnesty International?

  • a. Berlin
  • b. New York
  • c. London
  • d. Geneva
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Huen Tsang visited India during the reign of

  • a. Kanishka
  • b. Harsha
  • c. Ashok
  • d. Chandragupta
  • e.Not Attempted

7. With what product you associate the well-known designs such as 'American Tank' and "Tank Franchise' ?

  • a. Watches
  • b. Computers
  • c. Footwear
  • d. Cigarettes
  • e.Not Attempted

8. What is the 'highest scoring partnership' in cricket, which became a world famous brand of cigarettes?

  • a. Benson & Hedges
  • b. 555
  • c. Rothmans
  • d. Malboro
  • e.Not Attempted

9. The Dynatac made in the 1970's was the first of the kind. What is this product which became extremely visible in India in the mid 90's ?

  • a. Laptop
  • b. Walkman
  • c. Oven
  • d. Mobile phone
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Who is the only Asian to be included in Sunday Times list of "The Wealthiest 200 in Britain since 1966"?

  • a. Hindujas
  • b. Swaraj paul
  • c. LN Mittal
  • d. Rajiv Khosla
  • e.Not Attempted

11. In what industry did Dupont make its original fortune?

  • a. Chemicals
  • b. Petrochemicals
  • c. Trading
  • d. Blasting powder
  • e.Not Attempted

12. For administration of the cent per cent export-oriented units, Special Economic Zones have been created, each under the charge of a Development Commissioner. The number of such zones at present is

  • a. 5
  • b. 6
  • c. 7
  • d. 8
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Which of the following countries at present holds dies first position in foreign direct investments in India?

  • a. USA
  • b. Japan
  • c. Mauritius
  • d. UK
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which of the following places in India does, not have a Special Economic Zone?

  • a. Visakhapatnam
  • b. Faridabad
  • c. Falta
  • d. Chennai
  • e.Not Attempted

15. India’s imports from Asia & Oceania represents.....percent of our global imports.

  • a. 15%
  • b. 7.2%
  • c. 35%
  • d. 45%
  • e. Not Attempted

16. What is the Incremental Capital Output Ratio (ICOR) targeted during the Tenth Plan?

  • a. 5.6
  • b. 4.5
  • c. 3.5
  • d. 2.9
  • e.Not Attempted

17. How many banks were nationalized in India in 1969?

  • a. 12
  • b. 13
  • c. 14
  • d. 15
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Name of Vodafone Japan, which has been sold to SoftBank, has been officially changed to…. ?

  • a. Japan Mobile Corp
  • b. Softbank Mobile Corp
  • c. Alcatel Mobile Corp
  • d. Vodafone Softbank Mobile Corp
  • e.Not Attempted

19. The base year and base for NSE is taken as …..?

  • a. 3rd Nov. 1995 and 100
  • b. 3rd Nov. 1995 and 1000
  • c. 3rd Nov. 1985 and 100
  • d. 3rd Nov. 1985 and 1000
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Which company bought majority stake in WIMCO Ltd through its wholly owned subsidiary Russell Credit Ltd in late 2005?

  • a. ITC
  • b. TOMCO
  • c. Wipro
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK022

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Central Drug Research Institute(CDRI) is based at

  • a. Jabalpur
  • b. Pune
  • c. Lucknow
  • d. Hyderabad
  • e.Not Attempted

2. The nature of Indian Economy can be best described as

  • a. Socialist
  • b. Mixed
  • c. Capitalist
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

3. A person bends forward to

  • a. reduce atmospheric pressure
  • b. decrease friction
  • c. increase stability
  • d. avoid slip-ups
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Tripitakas are the scared text of

  • a. Jainism
  • b. Buddhism
  • c. Hinduism
  • d. Sikhism
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Animal that can live on land and water , are known as

  • a. mammals
  • b. reptiles
  • c. amphibians
  • d. none of these
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Sanjukta Panigrahi was a famous dancer of

  • a. Bharat Natyam
  • b. Kathak
  • c. Odissi
  • d. Mohiniattam
  • e.Not Attempted

7. The first conference of Indian National Congress was held at?

  • a. Bombay in 1885
  • b. Madras in 1886
  • c. Calcutta in 1885
  • d. Madurai in 1887
  • e.Not Attempted

8. An underground room where wine is stored is known as

  • a. Storeroom
  • b. Room
  • c. Cellar
  • d. Wine shop
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Which of the following plants of the Indian Railways is located at Kapurthala?

  • a. Integral coach factory
  • b. Wheel and axle plant
  • c. Rail coach factory
  • d. Diesel component works
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Fungal garden is found in

  • a. Termite hill
  • b. Bird’s nest
  • c. Honeycomb
  • d. Wasp nest
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Allen Solly is a brand owned by which group of Companies?

  • a. Tata Group
  • b. Madura Garments
  • c. Arvind Mills Group
  • d. A. V. Birla Group
  • e.Not Attempted

12. India’s weightage in Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) index has been cut to

  • a. 4.4
  • b. 5.5
  • c. 6.5
  • d. 7
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Who was the author of the famous story book ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’?

  • a. Lewis Carroll
  • b. Rudyard Kipling
  • c. John Keats
  • d. H.G. Wells
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Name the only Indian who is the recipient of London Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneur’s award?

  • a. Karan Bilmoria
  • b. Karan Johar
  • c. Naveen Zindal
  • d. Joginder Senger
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Name the chairman of the committee which has recommended 26 percent foreign investment in FM radio and broadcasting of news from FM channel. ?

  • a. Dr Ravi Big
  • b. Dr Amit Mitra
  • c. Dr Ashok V. Desai
  • d. Mr Anil Ambani
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Name the Indian publishing house which has translated the Harry Potter’s series of J.K. Rowling.?

  • a. Rupa Publishers
  • b. Gyan Bharti Publishers
  • c. Manjul Publishers
  • d. Diamond Pocket Book
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Name the cartoonist for the pocket cartoon series ‘You said it’?

  • a. R.K. Laxman
  • b. TOMCO
  • c. V.B. Puran
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Name the mobile network company using baseline as “Let’s talk”?

  • a. L.G. Mobile
  • b. Hutch
  • c. Reliance
  • d. Essar
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Who designed the computer that would become the Apple 1?

  • a. Steven Jobs
  • b. Bill Gates
  • c. Steve Wozniak
  • d. Vinton Cerf
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Name the CEO of WorldCom who was recently sentenced to 25 years in prison for his role in the largest corporate fraud in the US.?

  • a. Bernard Ebbars
  • b. John Madden
  • c. Luke Nosek
  • d. Ken Howery
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK023

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. The term Bogey is associated with

  • a. Tennis
  • b. Golf
  • c. Baseball
  • d. Chess
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Marshal Tito was

  • a. President of Egypt
  • b. A hero of the World War II
  • c. President of Yugoslavia
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

3. There were two Stevens in the making of Apple Computer Co. one was Steven Jobs. What was the other Steven’s last name?

  • a. Macintosh
  • b. Apple
  • c. Wozniak
  • d. Jones
  • e.Not Attempted

4. The lubricant, popularly known as Lal Ghoda is owned by

  • a. IOC
  • b. ONGC
  • c. HPCL
  • d. Shell
  • e.Not Attempted

5. The founder chairman of Apollo Tyres is

  • a. Adi Godrej
  • b. N. A. Palkhiwala
  • c. Raunaq Singh
  • d. Manohar Rajaram Chhabria
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Which company’s roots stretch back to Alexander Graham Bell, in 1875 the inventor of telephone?

  • a. American Express
  • b. AT & T
  • c. Vodafone
  • d. Panasonic
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Vatican City has the largest church, built in 1492-1612. It is

  • a. St. Anne’s Church
  • b. St. Peter’s Basillica
  • c. Church of St. Aloysius Gonzaga
  • d. St. Peter’s Church
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Who is the Executive Director of Google.org?

  • a. Larry Page
  • b. Larry Brilliant
  • c. Sergey Brin
  • d. Both b and c
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Identify the tagline “the pursuit of perfection”

  • a. Ford Ikon
  • b. Lexus
  • c. Honda Unicorn
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

10. UNDP stands for -

  • a. Unified Nations Development Plan
  • b. Undeveloped Nations Development Plan
  • c. United Nations Developed Plan
  • d. United Nations Development Programme
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Who was the first speaker of Lok Sabha?

  • a. G.V.Mavalankar
  • b. N.Sanjiva Reddy
  • c. Hukum Singh
  • d. M.A.Ayyangar
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Who owns Harrods of London?

  • a. Swaraj Paul
  • b. Mohd. Al Fayed
  • c. L.N.Mittal
  • d. Richard Branson
  • e.Not Attempted

13. The two volcanic islands in the Indian territory are:

  • a. Kavaratti and New Moor
  • b. Bitra and Kavaratti
  • c. Pamban and Barren
  • d. Narcondam and Barren
  • e.Not Attempted

14. The philosophy of Sufism is similar to the Hindu philosophy of:

  • a. Karma (action)
  • b. Bhakti (devotion)
  • c. Kalpa (imagination)
  • d. Gyana (knowledge)
  • e.Not Attempted

15.Which of the following Articles in the Indian Constitution deals with formation of new States and alteration of areas, boundaries and names of existing States?

  • a. Article 1
  • b. Article 2
  • c. Article 3
  • d. Article 4
  • e. Not Attempted

16. A body is lifted by a man to a height of 1 m in 30 seconds. Another man lifts the same body to the same height in 60 seconds. The work done by them respectively are in the ratio of:

  • a. 1 : 2
  • b. 1 : 1
  • c. 2 : 1
  • d. 4 : 1
  • e.Not Attempted

17. The world's highest water fall is in:

  • a. Brazil
  • b. USA
  • c. Venezuela
  • d. Zambia
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Which one of the following countries has the oldest operating oil refinery?

  • a. Kuwait
  • b. India
  • c. Indonesia
  • d. Venezuela
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Which of the following countries is also known as 'Dairy of Northen Europe' ?

  • a. Switzerland
  • b. Finland
  • c. Denmark
  • d. Belgium
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Currency of Denmark is

  • a. Rand
  • b. Krone
  • c. Pound
  • d. Peseta
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK024

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. What is the name of the Japanese delicacy that consists of raw fish and rice?

  • a. Saki
  • b. Teriyaki
  • c. Sushi
  • d. Sukiyaki
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Which country is known as the "land of the golden fleece"?

  • a. Mauritius
  • b. New Zealand
  • c. Australia
  • d. Greece
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Which African country does the Blue Nile, the principal tributary of the Nile river, rise in?

  • a. Sudan
  • b. Ethiopia
  • c. Egypt
  • d. Chad
  • e.Not Attempted

4. What are the grasslands of North America called?

  • a. Prairies
  • b. Pampas
  • c. Savannas
  • d. Velds
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Which Indian River is the Bhakra-Nangal dam built on?

  • a. Ganga
  • b. Narmada
  • c. Yamuna
  • d. Sutlej
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Which north-eastern state was earlier known as the "north east frontier agency"?

  • a. Meghalaya
  • b. Manipur
  • c. Arunachal Pradesh
  • d. Assam
  • e.Not Attempted

7. After which former U.S. President is the highest mountain peak in U.S.A. named?

  • a. John F. Kennedy
  • b. Thomas Jefferson
  • c. Franklin D. Roosevelt
  • d. William Mckinley
  • e.Not Attempted

8. A factory for the processing of monazite has been constructed at:

  • a. Alwaye
  • b. Gopalpur
  • c. Thumba
  • d. Trombay
  • e.Not Attempted

9. If a person first inspires with his utmost effort and then expires also with maximum effort, the volume of air breathed out is called the:

  • a. Expiratory Reserve Volume
  • b. Inspiratory Reserve Volume
  • c. Tidal Volume
  • d. Vital Capacity
  • e.Not Attempted

10. The Vice-President of India is elected by:

  • a. Members of Rajya Sabha only
  • b. Members of the Lok Sabha only
  • c. Members of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
  • d. Members of the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha and State Legislatures
  • e.Not Attempted

11. The Constitution of India describes India as:

  • a. a federation of States
  • b. Union of States
  • c. Confederation of States
  • d. a Unitary State
  • e.Not Attempted

12. The port especially developed for exporting iron ore to Japan is:

  • a. Haldia
  • b. New Tuticorin
  • c. Paradeep
  • d. Vishakhapatnam
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Which of the following carries out 'Open Market Operations' ?

  • a. Finance Ministry
  • b. External Affairs Ministry
  • c. Reserve Bank of India
  • d. Planning Commission
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which of the following is a central goverment tax?

  • a. Income tax
  • b. Corporation tax
  • c. Sales tax
  • d. Octroi
  • e.Not Attempted

15. English education in india was introduced by

  • a. Lord Dalhousie
  • b. Lord Curzon
  • c. Lord Macaulay
  • d. Lord Rippon
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Governor is appointed by the

  • a. Prime Minister
  • b. President
  • c. Chief Justice
  • d. Chief Justices of the concerned state's high court
  • e.Not Attempted

17. "My passage from Inda" is a book authored by

  • a. E.M. Foster
  • b. Ismail Merchant
  • c. Nrad C. Choudhary
  • d. Mulk Raj Anand
  • e.Not Attempted

18. When did the second round table conference take place?

  • a. 1915
  • b. 1922
  • c. 1928
  • d. 1931
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Metals which chemically behave both as metals and non-metals are called

  • a. alloys
  • b. metalloids
  • c. halogens
  • d. chalkogens
  • e.Not Attempted

20. The fear of heights is termed as

  • a. acrophobia
  • b. phosphophobia
  • c. claustrophobia
  • d. hydrophobia
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK042

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Which planet is smaller than the Earth's moon?

  • a. Mercurye
  • b. Mars
  • c. Pluto
  • d. Neptune
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Where is Bata Shoes headquarters located?

  • a. Switzerland
  • b. England
  • c. France
  • d. US
  • e.Not Attempted

3. With which Indian entertainment group has MGM tied up with, to set up a movie-based TV channel?

  • a. Zee
  • b. Sony
  • c. Sahara
  • d. DD
  • e.Not Attempted

4. `Driving in England is so cool.... How about driving in Switzerland?' is the baseline of

  • a. British Airways
  • b. Peter ENgland
  • c. Switzerland Tourism
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

5. What name would you associate with the brand Health Total, a nutrition-based planned weight loss program?

  • a. Berkowitz
  • b. Talwalkars
  • c. Taj Group of Hotels
  • d. Anjali Mukherjee
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Tuberculosis is a

  • a. Viral infection
  • b. Bacterial infection
  • c. Parasitic infection
  • d. Fungal infection
  • e.Not Attempted

7. In which year is the Tata small car expected to roll out?

  • a. 2008
  • b. 2009
  • c. 2010
  • d. 2011
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Name the car company which will offer engineering support to the Tata project?

  • a. General Motors
  • b. Fiat
  • c. Hyundai
  • d. Reanult
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Which magazine has the world's highest paid-circulation figures?

  • a. Time
  • b. TV Guide
  • c. Reader's Digest
  • d. National Geographic
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Top Gear is the retail outlet of which indian company

  • a. HP
  • b. IOC
  • c. Reliance
  • d. BP
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Name the automobile company which locked horns with the Tatas over the opposition by the locals to setting up the Singur factory

  • a. Photoluminescence
  • b. Electroluminescence
  • c. Bioluminescence
  • d. Radioluminescence
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Which pizza chain has tied up with Hindustan Petroleum to vend pizzas across its petrol stations?

  • a. US Pizza
  • b. Pizza Hut
  • c. Domino's
  • d. Subway
  • e.Not Attempted

13. As per research on advertising spends in magazines in the US, which category spends the highest on advertising in magazines?

  • a. Automotive
  • b. Retail
  • c. Cosmetics & beauty aids
  • d. Computers, software & the Internet
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which search engine was first named Architext and created by a group of Stanford University grads? -

  • a. Google
  • b. yahoo
  • c. Excite
  • d. AOL
  • e.Not Attempted

15. What is the name of Tainwala Chemicals' mosquito repellant brand?

  • a. Casper
  • b. All out
  • c. Hit
  • d. None of the above
  • e. Not Attempted

16. What does the word 'Amul' mean?

  • a. Delicious
  • b. Tasty
  • c. Priceless
  • d. gold
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Which Indian fashion designer was prominently in the news when tennis star Anna Kournikova wore his design on the ramp during a fashion show in Paris?

  • a. Ritu Beri
  • b. Rohit Bal
  • c. M F Hussain
  • d. J J Valya
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Which Indian retail chain was started by former Carona employee B.S Nagesh? -

  • a. Shopper's Stop
  • b. Big Bazzar
  • c. Westside
  • d. Anheuser–Busch
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Which current TV commercial for exterior paints is based on the mythical character Lord Yama?

  • a. Snowcem
  • b. Asian Paints Tractor
  • c. Nerolac Excel
  • d. Jenson & Nicholson
  • e.Not Attempted

20. The maximum foreign branches of Indian Banks are in

  • a. U.S.A.
  • b. U.K
  • c. Fiji
  • d. Bangladesh
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK043

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Who founded Bata Shoes?

  • a. Tomas Bata
  • b. Jan Antonin Bata
  • c. Thomas J Bata
  • d. Hamel Bata
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Where did Bata set up its first factory in India?

  • a. West Bengal
  • b. Orissa
  • c. Kerala
  • d. UP
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Who advocated the monistic theory of sovereignty?

  • a. Laski
  • b. J.S. Mill
  • c. Maclver
  • d. Austin
  • e.Not Attempted

4. IMF and IBRD are the result of

  • a. Brettonwood conference
  • b. Geneva conference
  • c. Rome conference
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

5. With which US financial organisation has Tata Finance tied up for operations in India in the financial services sector?

  • a. Prudential Insurance
  • b. AIG
  • c. TD Waterhouse
  • d. Home Trade
  • e.Not Attempted

6. According to the RBI, which among the following is the largest foreign bank in India?

  • a. Standard Chartered
  • b. Citibank
  • c. ABN Amro
  • d. HSBC
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Sam Palmisano is/was the CEO of

  • a. Exxon Mobil
  • b. General Motor.
  • c. Bata
  • d. IBM
  • e.Not Attempted

8. Open sky policy is

  • a. Free economy policy
  • b. Counter trade policy
  • c. Export promotion scheme of Civil Aviation Ministry
  • d. Tax free policy
  • e.Not Attempted

9. "Play safe" is the baseline of

  • a. Bisleri
  • b. Kinley
  • c. ESPN
  • d. ICICI Pru
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Where is the oldest stock exchange in the world, set up as early as 1602, located?

  • a. New York Stock Exchange
  • b. Tokyo Stock Exchange
  • c. Bombay Stock Exchange
  • d. Amsterdam Stock Exchange
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Which company has launched the luxury car brand, ‘Optra’?

  • a. Ford Motor India
  • b. GM India
  • c. Maruti Udyog
  • d. Skoda Auto
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Equilibrium price is that which

  • a. Equates consumers' and producers' surplus
  • b. Maximises consumers' satisfaction
  • c. Equates supply and demand
  • d. Maximises producers' profit
  • e.Not Attempted

13. `Own the Road' was/is the base line of

  • a. TATA
  • b. Toyota
  • c. Maruti Baleno
  • d. Hyundai Accent
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which among the following is India’s largest selling fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) product?

  • a. Gold Flake (Cigarette)
  • b. Thums-up (Beverage)
  • c. Wills Classic (Cigarette)
  • d. Coca-Cola (Beverage)
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Which French impressionist painter is the inspiration for the latest range of shirts from Louis Philippe?

  • a. Manet
  • b. Mondrian
  • c. Monet
  • d. Van Gogh
  • e. Not Attempted

16. When was the New Liberalised Industrial Policy announced in India?

  • a. 1989
  • b. 1990
  • c. 1991
  • d. 1992
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Where is the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre located?

  • a. Sriharikota
  • b. Hassan
  • c. Mahendragiri
  • d. Thiruvananthapuram
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Which company owns the brand Tang

  • a. Pepsi
  • b. Hindustan Lever
  • c. Con Agra
  • d. Kraft
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Which of the following forest types is found on the wind ward side of the Western Ghats?

  • a. Tropical Deciduous Forest
  • b. Tropical Evergreen Forest
  • c. Semi – evergreen Forest
  • d. Tidal Forest
  • e.Not Attempted

20. One of the main factors that led to rapid expansion of Indian exports is

  • a. Imposition of import duties
  • b. Liberalisation of the economy
  • c. Recession in other countries
  • d. Diversification of exports
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK044

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. From where did the automobile brand Jeep get its name ?

  • a. General Purpose
  • b. General Prix
  • c. Grand Prix
  • d. Grand Purpose
  • e.Not Attempted

2. The famous tag line for Jet Airways is:

  • a. The Joy of Flying
  • b. Flying high
  • c. Fly with good times
  • d. Good Fly
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Tides in the sea contain which form(s) of energy?

  • a. Kinetic energy
  • b. Gravitational potential energy
  • c. Hydraulic energy
  • d. A combination of all the above three forms of energy
  • e.Not Attempted

4. The capital of which of the following countries does not have the word Port as a part of its name?

  • a. Mauritius
  • b. Haiti
  • c. Trinidad and Tobago
  • d. Venezuela
  • e.Not Attempted

5. The baselines "We are in your corner" is associated with the brand

  • a. Toshiba
  • b. Canon
  • c. Xerox
  • d. Ricoh
  • e.Not Attempted

6. Jet Airways chairman Naresh Goyal started his career as a . . .

  • a. Journalist
  • b. Trader
  • c. Cashier
  • d. IT Professional
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Which among the following states is India's largest producer of eggs?

  • a. Maharashtra
  • b. Andhra Pradesh
  • c. Karnataka
  • d. Uttar Pradesh
  • e.Not Attempted

8. The oceanic zone in which the density of water increases with increasing depth and temperature fall in it is steady is

  • a. Pycnocline zone
  • b. Deep zone
  • c. Surface zone
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

9. Which country tops the list of the world's most corrupt countries, issued by Transparency International:

  • a. Mexico
  • b. Iraq
  • c. Afghanistan
  • d. Haiti
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Bhatt, the Bollywood actress appears in an ad for the premium class travel of an international airline. Which one ?

  • a. Emirates
  • b. Virgin Atlantic
  • c. Air France
  • d. Air India
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Name the person who invented paper.

  • a. Charles Fenerty
  • b. Ts'ai-Lun
  • c. Lei-yang
  • d. Skoda Auto
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Who said, “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan, Jai Vigyan”?

  • a. Lai Bahadur Shastri
  • b. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Azad
  • c. Atal Behari Vajpayee
  • d. Subhash Chandra Bose
  • e.Not Attempted

13. Lachman Das, Lachman Dev, and Madho Das are the name variants of which person?

  • a. Ranjit Singh
  • b. Maha Singh
  • c. Guru Govind Singh
  • d. Banda Singh Bahadur
  • e.Not Attempted

14. The baselines "In Touch with Tomorrow" is associated with the brand

  • a. Minolta
  • b. Toshiba
  • c. Canon
  • d. Xerox
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Famous phrase was first coined by tech journalist Don Hoefler in 1971 ?

  • a. New economy
  • b. Venture Capital
  • c. Silicon Valley
  • d. Internet
  • e. Not Attempted

16. The first commercial cardboard box was produced in...

  • a. Germany
  • b. France
  • c. England
  • d. US
  • e.Not Attempted

17. What is India's rank in the global production of fruits?

  • a. First
  • b. Second
  • c. Third
  • d. Fourth
  • e.Not Attempted

18. The newspaper Al Hilal was started for the purpose of propagating nationalism by

  • a. Syed Ahmed Khan
  • b. Subhash Chandra Bose
  • c. Abul Kalam Azad
  • d. Mahatma Gandhi
  • e.Not Attempted

19. Washi papers are found in...

  • a. India
  • b. Japan
  • c. Korea
  • d. China
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Multinational fast food company is embroiled in a controversy for alleged use of beef oil in some of its vegetarian preparations ?

  • a. Pizza Hut
  • b. McDonald's
  • c. Kentucky Fried Chicken
  • d. Pizza Express
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK045

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Fiscal deficit in the Union Budget means

  • a. The difference between current expenditure and current revenue
  • b. Net increase in Union Governments' borrowings from the Reserve Bank of India
  • c. The sum of budgetary deficit and net increase in internal and external borrowings
  • d. The sum of monetised deficit and budgetary deficit
  • e.Not Attempted

2. Arrange in chronological order of state formation:

  • a. Chhattisgarh, Uttranchal, Jharkhand
  • b. Uttranchal, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh
  • c. Jharkhand, Uttranchal, Chhattisgarh
  • d. Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Uttranchal
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Who was iPod's chief engineer?

  • a. Jon Rubinstein
  • b. Tony Fadell
  • c. Rony Fadell
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Who proposed the name iPod?

  • a. Steve Jobs
  • b. Vinnie Chieco
  • c. Stan Ng
  • d. Bill Gates
  • e.Not Attempted

5. Name the cellular service provider with which the Thapar company Crompton is associated

  • a. AirCell
  • b. SkyCell
  • c. pakTEL
  • d. Airtel
  • e.Not Attempted

6. The term 'Paper Gold' is associated with

  • a. Deficit budgeting
  • b. Currencies still in gold standard
  • c. Special drawing rights of the IMF
  • d. Special facility of the World Bank
  • e.Not Attempted

7. Top management in a company is involved in:

  • a. Supervising
  • b. Controlling
  • c. Planning
  • d. Motivation
  • e.Not Attempted

8.Which of the following measures is not likely to help in improving India’s balance of payments position?

  • a. Encouragement of import substitution
  • b. Imposition of higher duty on exports
  • c. Imposition of higher duty on imports
  • d. Devaluation of the rupee
  • e.Not Attempted

9. The costliest city in the world is

  • a. Washington DC
  • b. New York
  • c. Berlin
  • d. London
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Which company launched the first mobile phone operation in India?

  • a. Airtel
  • b. Hutch
  • c. BSNL
  • d. Modi Telstra
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Which of the following is not viewed as national debt?

  • a. Life Insurance policies
  • b. Long-term Government bonds
  • c. National Savings Certificates
  • d. Provident Fund
  • e.Not Attempted

12. Who measure National Income in India?

  • a. CSO
  • b. ISI
  • c. CSI
  • d. FCI
  • e.Not Attempted

13. When did the World Trade Organisation, which sets out rules for world trade, come into force?

  • a. 1948
  • b. 1951
  • c. 1954
  • d. 1995
  • e.Not Attempted

14. WLL stands for

  • a. Wireless Lope Local
  • b. Wireless in Local Lope
  • c. Wire Less Loop
  • d. Wire Less Locality
  • e.Not Attempted

15. `One Step Ahead' is the baseline of

  • a. Satyam
  • b. Silicon Graphics
  • c. TCS
  • d. Infosys
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Which of the following States will receive the highest share in the pool of resources to be transferred from the Centre to States, as per recommendations of the 12th Finance Commission for the period 2005-2010?

  • a. Andhra Pradesh
  • b. West Bengal
  • c. Maharashtra
  • d. Uttar Pradesh
  • e.Not Attempted

17. Who is the author of Madhusala?

  • a. Maithali Sharan Gupt
  • b. Harivanshrai Bacchan
  • c. Tulsi Das
  • d. None of these
  • e.Not Attempted

18. The production of oil has spawned a lot of wealth for many countries as well as businessmen. Which country is the world's largest producer of oil?

  • a. Saudi Arabia
  • b. Russia
  • c. USA
  • d. Kuwait
  • e.Not Attempted

19. What famous company was founded in 1984 by Len Bosack and his wife Sandy Lerner?

  • a. Nokia
  • b. Cisco Systems
  • c. Yahoo!
  • d. Computer Associates
  • e.Not Attempted

20. Which of the following States accounts for the largest share of industrial production and capital investment?

  • a. Gujarat
  • b. Maharashtra
  • c. Tamil Nadu
  • d. West Bengal
  • e.Not Attempted

TEST-GK046

Instructions
1. The test comprises of 20 questions. You should complete the test within 15 minutes.
2. There is only one correct answer to each question.
3. All questions carry four marks each.
4. Each wrong answer will attract a penalty of one mark.

1. Which of the following is exclusively concerned with the credit needs of all types of agricultural and rural development in India?

  • a. IBRD
  • b. RBI
  • c. NABARD
  • d. SBI
  • e.Not Attempted

2. The largest retailer of the world is

  • a. IBM
  • b. Wal-Mart
  • c. Macys
  • d. Spancer
  • e.Not Attempted

3. Which software is used to transfer music to iPod?

  • a. iphone
  • b. Jukebox
  • c. iTunes
  • d. Ares
  • e.Not Attempted

4. Which was the first car to have a iPod automobile interface?

  • a. Volvo
  • b. Toyota
  • c. BMW
  • d. Renault
  • e.Not Attempted

5. In Which indian city the first mobile phone operation was launched?

  • a. Calcutta
  • b. Delhi
  • c. Mumbai
  • d. Banglore
  • e.Not Attempted

6. The main function of the National Development Council in India is to

  • a. Promote national integration
  • b. Review the working of the National Plan from time to time
  • c. Develop villages
  • d. None of the above
  • e.Not Attempted

7. The president of NASSCOM is

  • a. Ashok Soota
  • b. Pradip Kar
  • c. Jerry Rao
  • d. Kiran Karnik
  • e.Not Attempted

8. `Expect great things' is the baseline of

  • a. Oracle
  • b. IBM
  • c. GenPact
  • d. CA
  • e.Not Attempted

9. She is the richest woman in India and is the owner of Biocon International. Identify her from the given options

  • a. Indira Nooyi
  • b. Kiran Majumdar Shaw
  • c. Chanda Kochar
  • d. Anu Agha
  • e.Not Attempted

10. Which brand has replaced Modi Telstra in the Kolkata market following withdrawal of the Australian company Telstra?

  • a. Airtel
  • b. SPice
  • c. Orange
  • d. AirCell
  • e.Not Attempted

11. Which of the following States leads in commerce and industry?

  • a. Maharashtra
  • b. Tamil Nadu
  • c. Uttar Pradesh
  • d. West Bengal
  • e.Not Attempted

12. The name by which the Indica car is known as in UK is

  • a. Player
  • b. Mover
  • c. City Rover
  • d. Cruiser
  • e.Not Attempted

13. An increase in the supply of money will, ceteris paribus, tend to cause the rate of interest to fall unless

  • a. The economy is at the top of a boom
  • b. The bank rate is lowered at the same time
  • c. The demand for money increases at the same time
  • d. The multiplier is zero
  • e.Not Attempted

14. Which of the following is also known as ‘The land of midnight sun’?

  • a. Japan
  • b. South Korea
  • c. Norway
  • d. Italy
  • e.Not Attempted

15. Although Hutchison Telecom markets the brand Orange in Mumbai, this brand is owned by the company which has a 26 per cent stake in BPL Mobile. Name the international company which owns the brand.

  • a. British Telecom
  • b. France Telecom
  • c. AT & T
  • d. MTN
  • e. Not Attempted

16. Which of activities dominates the economy of Jharkhand?

  • a. Commercial agriculture
  • b. Exploitation of mineral resources
  • c. Small-scale handicraft industries
  • d. Transport industry
  • e.Not Attempted

17. The name of the space shuttle in which Kalpana Chawla was travelling and that met with a fatal accident is

  • a. Discovery
  • b. Columbia
  • c. Explorer
  • d. Spirit
  • e.Not Attempted

18. Considered the world's oldest chemicals company, it was founded in 1758 and merged with Ciba a few decades ago, and recently merged with another pharmaceutical company to form Novartis. Name the company.

  • a. Roche
  • b. Geigy
  • c. Hoeschst
  • d. Sandoz
  • e.Not Attempted

19. `As comfortable as wearing nothing at all' is the baseline of

  • a. Acuvue
  • b. Rayban
  • c. Stayfree
  • d. Rupa
  • e.Not Attempted

20. The scheduled commercial banks in the public sector account for what percentage of commercial banking system in India?

  • a. 60 percent
  • b. 70 percent
  • c. 80 percent
  • d. 90 percent
  • e.Not Attempted