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SNAP 2025 — Shift 1

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SNAP 2025 Shift 1
Q1

Since the e-commerce website had crashed, the engineers ____ have checked it earlier. This ____ have prevented the damage from happening in the first place.

  • Amust, might
  • Bmay, shall
  • Cshould, could
  • Dwill, would

Correct answer: (C) should, could

Q2

Choose the appropriate synonym of the underlined word:

The politician gave a laconic statement that left the journalist both amused and intrigued.

  • Aterse
  • Bvoluble
  • Cverbose
  • Dbombastic

Correct answer: (A) terse

Q3

What does the prefix pro- mean in the word prognostication?

  • Aafter
  • Bbefore
  • Cfor
  • Dagainst

Correct answer: (B) before

Q4

What is the most appropriate idiom in the context of this sentence:

The politician did not answer the journalist’s questions and kept deflecting with evasive responses.

  • Amissing the boat
  • Bhitting the nail on the head
  • Cspilling the beans
  • Dbeating around the bush

Correct answer: (D) beating around the bush

Q5

The company decided to _____ its outdated training program to make it more effective and engaging for employees.

  • Aover and haul
  • Boverhaul
  • Cover-haul
  • Dover the haul

Correct answer: (B) overhaul

Q6

The team tested whether the bridge could ____ the winds and ___ down on the cables without compromising its structural integrity.

  • Abear, bare
  • Bbare, bare
  • Cbear, bear
  • Dbare, bear

Correct answer: (C) bear, bear

Q7

What is the correct proverb for the sentence below:

Before the election, the government promised bold reforms, but later it disappointed everyone who expected real change.

  • AYou can’t teach an old dog new tricks
  • BDon’t throw the baby out with the bathwater
  • CMany hands make light work
  • DRolling stone gathers no moss

Correct answer: (A) You can’t teach an old dog new tricks

Q8

The company’s _____ tax evasion year on year finally triggered a major raid on its offices.

  • Asporadic
  • Brampant
  • Cprofound
  • Dsystematic

Correct answer: (B) rampant

Q9

____ the RBI raised the interest rate, the housing loans, which were already in trouble, _____ even greater strain.

  • AIf, will have
  • BWhen, would face
  • CUnless, will face
  • DHad, would have faced

Correct answer: (D) Had, would have faced

Q10

The company’s loss was _______ a sharp increase in the cost of raw materials, which affected its overall profitability.

  • Aput up with
  • Bput down to
  • Cput off by
  • Dput across by

Correct answer: (B) put down to

Q11

Convert to passive voice

The project manager is actively overseeing the final phase of the metro in Nagpur.

  • AThe final phase of the metro in Nagpur is actively being overseen by the project manager.
  • BThe final phase of the metro in Nagpur was actively overseen by the project manager.
  • CThe project manager has been actively overseeing the final phase of the metro in Nagpur.
  • DThe final phase of the metro in Nagpur is being actively overseen by the project manager.

Correct answer: (D) The final phase of the metro in Nagpur is being actively overseen by the project manager.

Q12

Arrange into a meaningful order:

  • P: to ensure that the new metro line would be completed
  • Q: despite several challenges faced during construction
  • R: the dedicated project team continued working tirelessly
  • S: on schedule and opened to the public safely
  • AQPSR
  • BPSQR
  • CQRPS
  • DRPSQ

Correct answer: (C) QRPS

Q13

The committee was seeking ___ from all department heads __ plan that addressed the growing operational gaps.

  • Acandidly, a credible
  • Bcandidly, credibly
  • Ccandid, credibly
  • Dcandid, credible

Correct answer: (A) candidly, a credible

Q14

The auditors worked through the night under tight deadlines.

How is through used in the sentence?
  • Aconjunction
  • Badverb
  • Cpreposition
  • Dadjective

Correct answer: (C) preposition

Q15

If the project is approved on time, then by this date next year, they _____ the bridge for six months.

  • Awould be building
  • Bwill have been building
  • Cwill have built
  • Dwill build

Correct answer: (B) will have been building

Q16

The newly appointed CEO of a company noticed that employees were reluctant to take on autonomous projects. He introduced a new policy stating that individuals working on high-risk projects would not be penalized if those projects failed.

Assumptions:

  • I. The company did not have a culture of autonomy in decision-making, or at least this was not evident to the CEO.
  • II. There was a fear among project managers that they would be penalized if their projects did not turn out to be profitable.
  • AOnly assumption I is implicit
  • BOnly assumption II is implicit
  • CBoth assumptions are implicit
  • DNeither assumption is implicit

Correct answer: (C) Both assumptions are implicit

Q17

Find the next term of the series: 1, 4, 11, 26, 57, ?

  • A120
  • B115
  • C123
  • D125

Correct answer: (A) 120

Q18

In a certain code language:

  • ‘klino poot’ means ‘nice day’,
  • ‘poot teel’ means ‘nice weather’
  • ‘klino bech’ means ‘bad day’
What is the code for bad?
  • Aklino
  • Bteel
  • Cbech
  • Dpoot

Correct answer: (C) bech

Q19

Three people, Ramesh, Suresh, and Tapesh, belong to three different tribes in a society. The first is a knight (always speaks the truth), the second is a knave (always lies), and the third is a spy (lies or speaks the truth alternately). They made three different statements.

  • Ramesh: Tapesh is a knave.
  • Suresh: Ramesh is a knight.
  • Tapesh: I am the spy.
Who is the knight?
  • ARamesh
  • BSuresh
  • CTapesh
  • DCannot be determined

Correct answer: (A) Ramesh

Q20

Find the next term: 3, 4, 12, 45, 196, ?

  • A996
  • B1005
  • C1016
  • D1010

Correct answer: (B) 1005

Q21

What was the day of the week on 26th January 1950?

  • AMonday
  • BTuesday
  • CWednesday
  • DThursday

Correct answer: (D) Thursday

Q22

Find the next term in the series: 4F, 9I, 16M, 25R, ___

  • A35X
  • B36X
  • C35W
  • D36Y

Correct answer: (B) 36X

Q23

A person was in a hurry and visited a café for a coffee to take a coffee with him. He found someone had lost their phone there. What is the best course of action for the man?

  • ATake the phone with him and keep it for himself.
  • BWait at the cafe until the owner returns.
  • CInform the barista and hand the phone over to them.
  • DTake the phone with him and post about it in a local social-media group.

Correct answer: (C) Inform the barista and hand the phone over to them.

Q24

5 people are sitting in a row. Q is sitting 3rd to the right of P. S is sitting to the immediate right of T. R is sitting to the left of S. Who is sitting in the middle?

  • AP
  • BT
  • CS
  • DQ

Correct answer: (B) T

Q25

Despite the government offering subsidies on electric vehicles, their adoption remains low.

Courses of action:

  • I. Conduct a survey to identify the reasons behind the low adoption of electric vehicles.
  • II. Make the purchase of electric vehicles mandatory for all citizens.
  • AOnly I follows
  • BOnly II follows
  • CBoth I and II follow
  • DNeither I nor II follows

Correct answer: (A) Only I follows

Q26

What is the reflex angle between the hour and the minute hands of a clock at 10: 25?

  • A162.5˚
  • B172.5˚
  • C192.5˚
  • D197.5˚

Correct answer: (D) 197.5˚

Q27

The sales of an electronics firm increased by 30% after it launched a new advertising campaign on television. The manager concludes that the marketing strategy was highly effective.

Which of the following, if true, would weaken the manager’s conclusion?
  • ATelevision advertisements are significantly less expensive than most other advertising channels.
  • BA competing brand invested in a similar television campaign but experienced only a 10% increase in sales.
  • CThe second-largest competitor in the market recently shut down its operations.
  • DOverall demand for televisions in the market has declined compared to previous years.

Correct answer: (C) The second-largest competitor in the market recently shut down its operations.

Q28

Choose the right pair that has the same relation as the words given below:

SOPORIFIC: SLEEP

  • ACatalyst: Change
  • BAntidote: Poison
  • CMnemonic: Memory
  • DArgument: Debate

Correct answer: (A) Catalyst: Change

Q29

I. The number of bankruptcy cases among tech startups has risen recently due to inadequate funding.

II. Venture capitalists have reduced their funding for startups in recent times.

  • AStatement I is the cause, and statement II is its effect.
  • BStatement II is the cause, and statement I is its effect.
  • CBoth statements I and II are effects of independent causes.
  • DBoth statements I and II are effects of some common cause.

Correct answer: (B) Statement II is the cause, and statement I is its effect.

Q30

Choose the right pair that has the same relation as the words given below:

LABYRINTH: SIMPLICITY

  • ATenuous: Substance
  • BAuspicious: Omen
  • CFallacious: Logic
  • DObsequious: Servility

Correct answer: (C) Fallacious: Logic

Q31

If

  • X + Y means X is the mother of Y
  • X – Y means X is a brother of Y
  • X % Y means X is the father of Y
  • X * Y means X is a sister of Y
Which of the following shows that A is the maternal uncle of B?
  • AA + C – B
  • BA % C * B
  • CA * C + B
  • DA – C + B

Correct answer: (D) A – C + B

Q32

Statements:

  • Only a few writers are poets
  • All poets are artists

Conclusions:

  • I. Some writers are artists
  • II. Some artists are not writers is possible
  • AOnly Conclusion I follows
  • BOnly Conclusion II follows
  • CBoth Conclusions I and II follow
  • DNeither Conclusion I nor II follows

Correct answer: (C) Both Conclusions I and II follow

Q33

If February 1, 2012, was a Wednesday, what day was on February 1, 2016?

  • AMonday
  • BSunday
  • CTuesday
  • DFriday

Correct answer: (A) Monday

Q34

Pointing to a boy, Suresh said, ‘He is the son of the only son of my mother. How is Suresh related to the boy?

  • AUncle
  • BFather
  • CGrandfather
  • DSon

Correct answer: (B) Father

Q35

A building has four floors, numbered 1 to 4 from bottom to top. Four people, Amit, Beena, Chitra, and Deepak, live on these floors, with exactly one person on each floor. They have different professions: doctor, engineer, lawyer, and pilot.

  • The doctor lives on an even-numbered floor.
  • Beena does not live on a floor adjacent to the engineer.
  • Two people live between the lawyer and the pilot.
  • The lawyer lives immediately below the doctor.
  • Chitra, the engineer, and Deepak, the pilot, live on adjacent floors.
Who lives on the topmost floor?
  • ALawyer
  • BDoctor
  • CEngineer
  • DPilot

Correct answer: (D) Pilot

Q36

In a certain code language,

  • Sun shines bright is written as ‘ba lo sul’
  • House is bright is written as ‘dona lo kil’
  • Sun and house is written as ‘ba kil po’
Which word is represented by the code ‘sul’?
  • ASun
  • BShines
  • CHouse
  • DBright

Correct answer: (B) Shines

Q37

Six people, A, B, C, D, E, and F, are sitting in a row.

  • D is sitting at one of the ends.
  • E is the youngest person and is second from the left end.
  • There are two people sitting between A and B.
  • The oldest and the youngest people are sitting next to each other.
  • There is only one person between E and C.
  • The oldest person is not adjacent to C.
Who is the oldest person?
  • AC
  • BF
  • CD
  • DCannot be determined

Correct answer: (C) D

Q38

A building has four floors, numbered 1 to 4 from bottom to top. Four people, Anjali, Brinda, Chhaya, and Diksha, live on these floors, with exactly one person on each floor. They ordered different food items: a burger, a pizza, a salad, and a sandwich.

  • Anita lives on floor 2.
  • The person living on the top floor ordered a pizza.
  • One person stays between the ones who ordered the sandwich and the salad.
  • Chhaya, who stays on floor 1, did not order a sandwich.
Who ordered the burger?
  • AAnjali
  • BBrinda
  • CChhaya
  • DDiksha

Correct answer: (A) Anjali

Q39

A2Z, D6W, I12S, P20N, ?

  • AY30H
  • BZ30H
  • CW42I
  • DY36G

Correct answer: (A) Y30H

Q40

A key bridge connecting two parts of the city has become structurally weak, raising safety concerns for commuters.

Course of Action:

  • I. The bridge should be closed immediately, and repair work should begin without delay.
  • II. Traffic police should be deployed to manage and guide vehicles through alternative routes.
  • AOnly I follows
  • BOnly II follows
  • CNeither I nor II follows
  • DBoth I and II follow

Correct answer: (D) Both I and II follow

Q41

The traffic lights at three different road crossings change after every 48 seconds, 72 seconds and 108 seconds respectively. If they change simultaneously at 7 a.m., at what time will they change simultaneously again?

  • A7:07:12
  • B7:08:12
  • C7:12:24
  • D7:10:36

Correct answer: (A) 7:07:12

Q42

A seller purchased chairs worth ₹60,000. He sold 3/5th of the stock at a profit of 15%. To achieve an overall profit of 10%, at what profit or loss should he sell the remaining stock?

  • A2.5% loss
  • B2.5% profit
  • C5% loss
  • D5% profit

Correct answer: (B) 2.5% profit

Q43

There are a few concentric circles. The radius of the 4th circle is 6 cm and the radius of the 5th circle is 8 cm. What is the area between these circles?

  • A80 sq cm
  • B88 sq cm
  • C96 sq cm
  • D112 sq cm

Correct answer: (B) 88 sq cm

Q44

What is the remainder when 7101 is divided by 48?

  • A1
  • B48
  • C7
  • D14

Correct answer: (C) 7

Q45

What is the area of a triangle with sides 13, 14, and 15 units?

  • A78
  • B84
  • C90
  • D91

Correct answer: (B) 84

Q46

The sum of n terms of an arithmetic progression is given by 3n2 – 2n. what is the 5th term of the progression?

  • A29
  • B39
  • C25
  • D32

Correct answer: (C) 25

Q47

In a company, 60% of the employees are engineers, and 40% have an MBA degree. Among the engineers, 30% also hold an MBA. Among all MBA holders, 50% have a qualification that is not engineering. If one employee is chosen at random, what is the probability that the employee has an MBA and either is an engineer or has a non-engineering degree?

  • A0.38
  • B0.45
  • C0.47
  • D0.52

Correct answer: (A) 0.38

Q48

The profit in a business is given by Y(in lakhs), Y = 2x2 – 12x + 30, where x is the number of quarters of the year. In which of the following quarters will the profit be the minimum, and what will be the minimum profit?

  • AQ2, 10 lakhs
  • BQ3, 12 lakhs
  • CQ4, 12 lakhs
  • DQ3, 10 lakhs

Correct answer: (B) Q3, 12 lakhs

Q49

If tan θ + cot θ = 4, find tan2 θ + cot2 θ

  • A16
  • B15
  • C14
  • D12

Correct answer: (C) 14

Q50

A can complete a work in 12 days, and B can complete the same work in 18 days. Both start working together, and A leaves the work two days before the work is complete. In how many days is the work complete?

  • A8.4 days
  • B9 days
  • C7.5 days
  • D9.6 days

Correct answer: (A) 8.4 days

Q51

A cylindrical vessel has a base radius of 7 m and a height of 1 m. How much water (in litres) can be filled into the vessel?

  • A77000
  • B154000
  • C132000
  • D168000

Correct answer: (B) 154000

Q52

A train is running at a speed of 72 km per hour. It crosses a 160-meter-long platform in 18 seconds. How much time will it take to pass a boy who is standing on a platform?

  • A10 seconds
  • B9 seconds
  • C8 seconds
  • D12 seconds

Correct answer: (A) 10 seconds

Q53

In a B-school, 130 students read the Economic Times, 130 students read Mint, and 90 students read Business Standard. 60 students read Economic Times and Mint, 30 students read both Mint and Business Standard and 40 students read Economic Times and Business Standard. If 10 students read all three newspapers, how many students read exactly one newspaper?

  • A60
  • B80
  • C90
  • D120

Correct answer: (D) 120

Q54

The average weight of a class of 25 students is 48 kg. If the teacher is also included, the average weight of the class increases by 1 kg. What is the weight of the teacher?

  • A61 kg
  • B68 kg
  • C74 kg
  • D77 kg

Correct answer: (C) 74 kg

Q55

In an election, 20% of the votes were declared invalid. Candidate A received 50% of the valid votes, and Candidate B received 30% of the remaining valid votes. If Candidate B received a total of 12,000 votes, how many votes were cast in the election?

  • A100000
  • B80000
  • C60000
  • D50000

Correct answer: (A) 100000

Q56

The difference between the simple interest and the compound interest on a sum at 10% per annum for two years is ₹150. What is the principal amount?

  • ARs. 10000
  • BRs. 15000
  • CRs. 12000
  • DRs. 7500

Correct answer: (B) Rs. 15000

Q57

In how many ways can the letters of the word DELHI be arranged such that all vowels are together?

  • A36
  • B48
  • C60
  • D72

Correct answer: (B) 48

Q58

A tank is fitted with three pipes. The first pipe can fill the tank in 20 minutes, the second pipe can fill it in 30 minutes, and the third pipe can empty the tank in 15 minutes. If all three pipes are opened together, how much time will it take to fill or empty the tank?

  • A45 minutes to fill
  • B45 minutes to empty
  • C60 minutes to fill
  • D60 minutes to empty

Correct answer: (C) 60 minutes to fill

Q59

Rohan said to Priya, “If you add twice my age to your age, the total will be 55 years.”

Priya replied, “If you add my age to three times your age, the total will be 80 years.”

How old are Rohan and Priya, respectively?
  • ARohan: 25 years, Priya: 5 years.
  • BRohan: 20 years, Priya: 10 years.
  • CRohan: 30 years, Priya: 5 years.
  • DRohan: 30 years, Priya: 10 years.

Correct answer: (A) Rohan: 25 years, Priya: 5 years.

Q60

Solve for x: log2 x + log2 (x-2) = 3

  • A6
  • B5
  • C4
  • D3

Correct answer: (C) 4

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