1. Synonyms, within the Wright brothers passage, were asked:
• Doom
• Incessant
• Cited

2. If you are 11th in the queue from both ends, how many people are there in the line?

3. Letter that precedes the 13th letter after D.

4. If d is a positive integer then what does (d-1)(d+1) equal to? I don’t remember the exact wording of the question.

5. How many two-digit numbers have a remainder of 2 if divided by 7?

6. If abcd= 3 and abce = 0, then what is e equal to?

7. A mathematical equation was written in English and the question asked how to write it in math.

8. 3rd letter before the last vowel?

9. What percent of 16 is 40?

10. Recent reforms in Pakistan

11. Pakistan is the --------- largest remittances recipient.

12. Pakistan’s most imports were from which countries? The year was 2011-12 I guess.

13. Rupee was delinked from dollar in which year?

14. Liquidity trap

15. What does it mean when the revenue deficit is not decreasing? Something like that was asked.

16. First thing the operations manager would look at before launching an operation. Again I don't remember how it was phrased.



Some of the sentence relationship questions were taken from here:

http://www.accuplacer-test.com/sente...ationships.htm

http://www.massbay.edu/uploadedFiles...LATIONSHIP.pdf



The English and Math portions were easy. The GK was lengthy and tough. I am glad I didn't study hard for the test because even if I had, I still would've overlooked the 'general knowledge' that was on the test.

I agree with you... I think NTS and SBP have made an agreement to distribute a handsome amount they get from each candidate. Nothing else. and the problem is that the hiring is surely not on merit. Anyways this is what i think

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x^2=4, what is the value of x^2? (Silly question)
At first i also thought it is really a silly one but it was x^1/2=4.

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Nice piece of information shared especially the web pages.
for the test, I would rather say for that they (SBP) should clearly tell that jobs are not for you, why they conduct such abnormal type of tests?

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There was verbal(40 ques),maths(35 ques) and G.K(25 ques)
ENGLISH
1. para about wright brothers
questions for main subject of para,
why were they successful
meaning of doomed,incessant,cited
2. para of light pollution
questions for re ordering of sentences
correction of sentences
3. para of languages and culture
4. English questions for replacing clauses. which way is more suitable.
5. sentence relation
-problem or solution
-contrast
-support for 1st sentence
-example of 1st sentence
RELATIONsHIP BETWEEN SENTENCES
1. The pain associated with certain medical conditions can be alleviated by listening to classical music on a regular basis.
A great deal of American hospitals have established music therapy programs to help reduce the suffering of their terminally-ill patents.
What does the second sentence do?
a. It supports the claim made in the first sentence.
b. It gives the reason for the result mentioned in the first sentence.
c. It contradicts the evidence given in the first sentence.
d. It draws a conclusion about what is stated in the first sentence.
2. According to the law of gravity, objects dropped from above the surface of the earth fall to the earth's surface.
Apples that fall from apple trees land on the ground.
What does the second sentence do?
A. It refutes the claim made in the first sentence.
B. It draws a conclusion about what is stated in the first sentence.
C. It applies the theory mentioned in the first sentence.
D. It contradicts the evidence given in the first sentence.
3. Engines with greater horsepower work harder than low-powered ones, causing components
to incur greater stress and wear out faster.
AS A RESULT, Cars with greater horsepower incur higher repair costs.

What does the second sentence do?
A. It repeats the idea in the first sentence.
B. It provides an example.
C. It presents a solution.
D. It states an effect.
4. States have slashed education budgets to cope with falling tax revenues and rising deficits.
TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM,
Parents and community organizations across the country are devising ingenious ways to
raise money for local schools.
How are the two sentences related?
A. The second sentence provides support evidence for the first sentence.
B. They present contrasting views.
C. They repeat the same idea.
D. They present a problem and a solution.
5. Public speaking is very different from everyday conversation.
First of all, speeches are much more structured than a typical informal
discussion.
How are these sentences related?
A. Sentence two offers support for the statement made in the first sentence.
B. Sentence two contradicts the statement made in the first sentence.
C. Sentence two shows an exception to the first sentence
D. Sentence two compares two kinds of speeches

Maths

1. squre root of 625 *(5+5)^2=? 2500
2. there was a series like
216(123)419
4__( )8__
3. x^1/2=4 then x^2=? 256
4. sum of mother and son age is 63.4 yrs ago mothers age was 4 times of sons age. present age of mother 48
5. a:b =3:5 and b:c=1/3:1/5
a:b:c=? 1:5/3:1
6. letter which is as before N as first E before last E
E_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ E
B
7. A jubled word if corrected what is last letter of the word
8 Next in sequence?
2,4,7,11,16,_,_
22,29
9. length of a rectangle ia increased by 40% and width by 20%.How much area increased 68
10.(40*0.4*4)/8.08=? 800/101
11. if u r 11th from bth sides of queue..how many ppl in queue.
21
12. letter 3rd before last vowel is R
13. how many two digit numbers have remainder of 2 f divided by 7. 10
14. abcd=3 and abce=0,what is must true. e=0
15. write explained in english as math equation it was something like a^2 +b^2+(c-d)=3+e
16. which percent of 16 is 40. 250
17. which letter removed from these words make new words
bread,_____,_____,_____
18. 1/3 of 1/2 =? 1/6
19. an equation to solve by BODMAS rule. like
2-[-3+4{4+(3-2)}]
20. if A is positive even number .then (A-1)(A+1) can be.
15

G.K
most difficult
questions were of economics, banking
-interest rate
-asset
-inflation
-currency
-Pakistan ranking in economy. Something like that.
-Rupee was de-linked from dollar in which year
-some questions about devaluation of money. and effects
-which percent of Pak population has problems of pollution, noise. something like that.
-recent economic reforms.
-most imports are from which country. options included china,afghan,iran etc
-a question having options of AAA,A1+
-liquidity trap
-revenue deficit means borrowing for development and also for ?
-operation manager will look first into process, system etc.

The GK portion was totally rubbish. The money minting institution (NTS) and the godfather of banking sector (SBP) had completely colluded. Not a single underdog having no banking background could attempt the GK portion. I can simply say that the poor stratum of the society (students) have completely been fleeced. SHAMEFUL....


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what i remember is that there was a question like
if x^2=4, then x^2=?

now some members are iterating that it was like

if x^1/2=4, then x^2=?

kindly throw some light on this question.

Rameez bhai:
i am also with those iterating persons:

The question was really like that mentioning below:

if x^1/2=4, then x^2=?

and the answer was 256.

so, the first thing i'll do tomorrow is to visit an eye specialist....

if anybody knows the answer please share ??? with explanation

1. Complete the series???

351(126)419
439( )816

2. 2- [ -3-4{ 2/(1+5) }]???

3. Sum of mother and son age is 63.Four years ago mothers age was 4 times of sons age. present age of mother???