Wednesday, 7 September 2016

Blood relation test

Blood relation questions for competitive exams

  • Mother’s or father’s son = Brother
  • Mother’s or father’s daughter = Sister
  • Mother’s or father’s sister = Aunt
  • Mother’s or father’s brother = Uncle
  • Mother’s or father’s father = Grandfather
  • Mother’s or father’s mother = Grandmother
  • Son’s wife = Daughter-in-Law
  • Daughter’s husband = Son-in-Law
  • Husband’s or wife’s sister = Sister-in-Law
  • Husband’s or wife’s brother = Brother-in-Law
  • Brother’s or sister's son = Nephew
  • Brother’s or sister's daughter = Niece
  • Uncle or aunt’s son or daughter = Cousin
  • Sister’s husband = Brother-in-Law
  • Brother’s wife = Sister-in-Law
  • Grandson’s or Grand daughter’s daughter = Great grand daughter
  • Only son/daughter of your father/mother=you/yourself
  • Only son of grand father/grand mother=Father
  • Only daughter of grand father/grand mother=Mother
  • Son of only son/daughter=Grand son
  • Daughter of only son/daughter=Grand Daughter
Blood relation test can be classified into three categories 
  1. Introduction type
  2. Identification type and
  3. Coded blood relation

1.Blood relation questions Introduction type 

In this type of questions one person introduces another.

Eg1:Introducing Rajesh,Diya said "His brother's father, is the only son of my grand father".How is Diya related to Rajesh?
To solve this type of question break the sentence at "is" and resolve two sides separately and equate to get the final answer.
Resolving at "is" we get two halves , "His brother's father" and "the only son of my grand father"
Left half-His brother's father ->His father
Right-the only son of my grand father->Father(Diya's father).
His father=Diya's father.
So,answer is "Diya is the sister of Rajesh"

Eg2: Tom introduces Riya as the daughter of the only son of my father’s wife. How is Riya related to Tom?

Give question is same as  Tom introduces Riya."Riya is the daughter of the only son of my father’s wife".So while solving this kind of problems break the sentence at "as".

Left half-Riya.
Righthalf-daughter of the only son of my father’s wife.
Resolve the right half from right to left
my father’s wife->mother
the only son of mother->Tom himslef
Daughter of Tom->daughter
Riya=daughter
So answer is Riya is the daughter of Tom

2.Blood relation questions Identification type

Eg1:A has 3 children. B is the brother of C and C is the sister of D, E who is the wife of A is the mother of D. There is only one daughter of the husband of E. what is the relation between D and B?

These type of problems can be solved with the help of diagrams.Assign some symbols to relations and persons.
For example

=====   for married couples
--------   for siblings
             for parent and child relation
'M'         for male and 
'F'          for female

Draw the diagram using above symbols
boold relation reasoning shortcut
From the figure it is clear that D and B are brothers.

Eg2.There are 6 members in a family,P,Q.R,S,T and U.

  1. P and U are married couple.
  2. R is the grand son of S.
  3. T is the sister-in-law of U.
  4. S is the husband of mother-in-law of U.
  5. Q is the niece of T.
  6. P is the father of Q.

Questions:

  1. What is the relation between U and Q?
  2. How many females are there in the family?
  3. Is R  the only grandchild of S?

Draw the diagram using symbols
boold relation reasoning shortcut
Answers:

  1. U is the mother of R
  2. Three females are there in the family
  3. No,S has two grand children.Q and R

3.Coded blood relation questions for bank exams


In coded blood relation questions relations are represented by codes.For examples
   'A * B' means 'A is mother of B';
   'A  / B' means 'A is daughter of B'
   'A + B' means 'A is husband of B';
   'A − B' means 'A is sister of B'.

Eg:In P-Q+R*S how is P related to S?
You can solve this type of problems directly or by using diagram method

boold relation reasoning shortcut

Answer:S is the Aunt of S

Tips for solving blood relation questions
  • While drawing diagram depict the same generation members(siblings and cousins) horizontally and parent-child relation vertically.
  • If the relation is through father, then it is referred as"Paternal" and if it is through mother it is "Maternal".Eg(Father of father-Paternal grand father,Father of mother-Maternal grand father,Brother of father-Paternal uncle,Brother of mother-Maternal uncle ect..)

Direction sense test

Direction Sense Test for competitive exams

Direction Sense Test is common for almost all competitive exams.For solving direction sense questions, you need to know only two things.1)Basic understanding of different directions and their relative positions and 2)Pythagoras Theorem

1)Directions


Movement from one direction to another



                                                                      Moving to right



                                                                     Moving to left

2)Pythagoras Theorem


                                                                
Pythagoras Theorem:"In a right angled triangle Square of hypotenuse is equal to some of squares of other two sides."


Important points to remember while solving direction sense test:

  • In the morning/during sunrise, shadow of an object will be towards west
  • In the afternoon/during sunset ,shadow will be towards east.
Example1:Starting from a point Ram moved 12 m in North direction.Then he moved 10 m after turning to his right and then he turned to his right and moved 12 m. After this he moved 5 m after turning to his left.How far is he from the starting point in what direction ?
  1. 20 m,East
  2. 12 m,East
  3. 15 m,East
  4. 15 m,South
  5. None of these
Answer:3
Explanation:
Example2:Anirudh started to move in the direction of East and turned to his left after moving 20 m.Then he moved 10 m before turning to right.He moved 10 m and turned towards south and moved 50 m.How far is he from starting point and in which direction?
  1. 40 m,South
  2. 35 m,South
  3. 38 m,South-East
  4. 50 m,South-East
  5. None of these
Answer:4


Explanation:

Required Distance==50 m.

Example3:In a morning Geetha and Reshma were walking towards each others.Geetha's shadow was to the left of Reshma.In which direction Reshma was walking?
  1. North
  2. south
  3. Either North or South
  4. West
  5. East
Answer:1
Explanation:

Monday, 5 September 2016

Inequality

Inequality Questions for competitive exams

Before solving Inequality questions be thorough with basic inequality relations.Make sure that you are thorough with inequality statements and conclusion that follows

No need to ‘memorize’ this table as whole. Just read and understand .Now let us practice some simple problems.

Solving Inequality questions

Example1:Satements:A>B,B=C≥D
              
        
Conclusions:1.A=C
                     2.A>C
                     3.D>A
Options.1 .1 and 2 are true
              2. 2 and 3 are true
              3. Only 2 is true
              4. Either 1 or 2 is true
Solution:
Relation between A and C
A>B=C
A>C
Relation between A and D
A>B,B=C≥D
A>B=C≥D
A>C≥D
A>D
D<A
So answer is option 2

Example2.Statements P<Q≥R,R≤S=T,T<U
Conclusions:1.P≥T
                     2.R≤U
                     3.P<S
Options:1. 1 and 2 are true
             2. 2 and 3 are true
             3.only 3 is true
             4.None is true
Solution:
Relation between P and T
P<Q≥R,R≤S=T
P<Q≥R≤S=T
P<Q≥R≤T
P<Q>R≤T or P<Q=R≤T
P<Q>R<T or P<Q>R=T or P<Q=R=T or P<Q=R<T
P<Q>R<T or P<Q>T or P<T
Either P=T or P<T or P>T(no definite conclusion)

Relation between R and U
R≤S=T,T<U
R≤S=T<U
R≤S<U
R<U
Relation between P and S
S=T
So relation between P and S is same as P and T
So answer is option4.

Coded inequality

In coded inequality , inequality symbols (<,>,=,≥ and ≤) are replaced by some other symbols.
Example:In the following questions, the symbols $,@,%, & and # are used with the following meanings as illustrated below:
‘P&Q’ means ‘P’ is greater than ‘Q’.
‘P%Q’ means ‘P’ is smaller than ‘Q’.
‘P@Q’ means ‘P’ is either greater than or equal ‘Q’.
‘P$Q’ means ‘P’ is either smaller than or equal to ‘Q’.
‘P#Q’ means ‘P’ is equal to ‘Q’.
Assuming the Statements given in each of the question as true deduce which of the two inferences 1 and 2 is/are true.
A) If only conclusion I is true.
B) If only conclusion II is true.
C) If either conclusion I or II is true.
D) If neither conclusion I nor II is true.
E) If both conclusions I and II are true1)
Q1.statement N%P,P&R,R$L
Inference:1. N$L
               2. N@L
Solution: lets rewrite the statement and inference
Q1.statement N<P,P>R,R≤L
Inference:1 .N≤L
               2. N>L
Relation between N and L
N<P>R<L or N<P>R=L
N<P>R<L or N<P>L
Either N<L,N>L or N=L ,which can be also written as N≤L or N>L.( Note:N≤L and N>L will form complementary pair)
Thus answer is C.
(Tip: successive similar signs ‘> > > > > …>’ will be replaced by a single ‘>’ and ‘<<<<<<<<…..<’ will be replaced by a single ‘<’. No replacement is possible if signs are mixed like ‘< >’ or ‘> <’ )

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