0% 0 votes, 0 avg 0 AMU B.A.LL.B. PYQs- 2019 1 / 75 Which of the following is always odd: A) Sum of two odd numbers B) Difference of two odd numbers C) Product of two odd numbers D) None of the above 2 / 75 What is the number of odd days in a leap years? A) 2 B) 1 C) 3 D) 4 3 / 75 If Today is Tuesday, what will be the day after 94 days? A) Monday B) Saturday C) Friday D) Tuesday 4 / 75 In the following number series how many 6’s are there which are immediately preceded by a pair of numbers whose product is more than the product of pair of numbers immediately following 6? 3 4 6 5 1 6 9 1 6 2 2 4 1 6 3 5 6 4 4 5 8 4 5 9 4 3 9 6 7 3 5 2 A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4 5 / 75 Four boys A, B, C and D are up on the ladder. A is further up the ladder than B. B is between A and C. if D is further up than A, who is the third from the bottom? A) B B) C C) A D) D 6 / 75 The radius of a circular pipe is 10 cm. What length of tape is required to wrap once around the pipe? A) 62.8 cm B) 63.8 cm C) 64.8 cm D) 65.8 cm 7 / 75 The mean marks of class of class X is 100. The sum total of their numbers is 1500, then find the number of students in the class A) 14 B) 15 C) 16 D) 17 8 / 75 Find the cost of fencing a rectangular park of length 250 m and breadth 175 m at the rate of Rs. 12 per meter: A) Rs10200 B) Rs11200 C) Rs10400 D) Rs 11400 9 / 75 Anish made 42 runs in 6 overs and Anup made 63 runs 7 overs. Who made more runs per over A) Anish B) Anup C) Both scored equal D) Invalid 10 / 75 Which word does not belong with the others? A) Rug B) Couch C) Table D) Chair 11 / 75 Antonym of ‘foremost’: A) Disposed B) Mature C) Unimportant D) Hindmost 12 / 75 Yard is to inch as quart is to: A) Gallon B) Ounce C) Milk D) Liquid 13 / 75 Find the synonym of the word ‘recuperate’ A) Rehabilitate B) Recover C) Reimburse D) Preempt 14 / 75 Find the meaning of the definition, ‘ A person who readily believe others’? A) Credible B) Credulous C) Sensible D) Sensitive 15 / 75 Find the correct spell word: A) Ommineous B) Omineous C) Ominous D) Omenous 16 / 75 Rasik walked 20m towards north. Then he turned right and walks 35m. Then he turns left and walks 15m. Finally, he turns left and walks 15m. In which direction and how many meters is he from the starting position? A) 15m west B) 30m west C) 30m east D) 45m east 17 / 75 “Rule of Law Index” is released by which of the following? A) Amnesty international B) International court of justice C) The office of UN commissioner for Human Rights D) World justice project 18 / 75 Instructions for Questions (18 to 21): Use the information given in the statements below to answer the questions. a. Six students, L, M, N, O, P and Q are completing degree in six different subjects. The subjects are Physics, Hindi, Sanskrit, History, Geography and Maths. b. Among them two Iive in hostels and two live in their homes, one in dharamshala and one as a paying guest. c. P does not live in dharamshala and studies Geography. d. The students who study Physics and Maths do not live in hostels. e. M live as a paying guest and studies Hindi. f. O lives in hostel and Q does not live in his house. g. L studies History and Q studies Maths. N studies Physics and lives in his house. Which pair is definitely incorrect in relation to subject and residential place: A) Maths-House B) History-House C) Geography-Hostel D) Sanskrit-Hostel 19 / 75 Which pair of students live in their house? A) Q-N B) P-L C) L-Q D) None of these 20 / 75 Where do geography students reside? A) Hostel B) House C) Paying guest D) Dharamshala 21 / 75 In the given pair of students, one child lives in hostel and the other at his home? A) Q-N B) N-O C) P-Q D) O-M 22 / 75 In which year, The Citizenship Act was passed? A) 1950 B) 1955 C) 1960 D) 1965 23 / 75 If south east becomes north and north east becomes west and so on. What will west become? A) North east B) North west C) South east D) South 24 / 75 Find the number that is missing in the series: 2,7,17,32,52,77, ……………………. A) 107 B) 91 C) 101 D) 92 25 / 75 Who is crafted with drafting the Indian penal code, 1860? A) Sir James Stephen B) Charles Wood C) John Morley D) Lord Macaulay 26 / 75 I cannot entrust my money ………………… her. A) With B) From C) To D) On 27 / 75 The antonym of ‘eminent’ is: A) Special B) Foreign C) Ordinary D) Excellent 28 / 75 It is one of the biggest churches of the world; we find a good………………. of worshippers on every Sunday. A) Cluster B) Chain C) Class D) Congregation 29 / 75 I had no other hobby ……………… that of collecting books. A) Apart B) When C) Or D) Than 30 / 75 Before buying a refrigerator, make sure that it conforms …………………… the official safety standards. A) In B) Of C) For D) To 31 / 75 Salman ran …………………. the stairs and opened the door. A) Across B) Up C) Into D) Within 32 / 75 He does not want to see: A) None B) Not any one C) Anyone D) Someone 33 / 75 Choose the part which has an error: A) With a lot of persuasion B) The villagers agreed to C) Participate In the D) Family welfare programme 34 / 75 The leaders were …………….. needed by those to ………… they addressed. A) Angrily, who B) Joyfully, when C) Scarcely, whom D) Rarely, where 35 / 75 A phrase “seeing eye to eye” means: A) Agreeing with someone B) Disagreeing with someone C) Deceiving someone D) Behaving rudely with someone 36 / 75 The cooperation and esprit de corps between the soldiers and the officers was directly responsible for their victory. The meaning of the underlined idiom is: A) Bravery B) Unity C) Subordination D) Adjustment 37 / 75 Choose the exact meaning of the underlined idiom/phrases. When I saw him in the morning, he looked like a duck in a thunderstorm. A) Entrapped B) Distressed C) Peaceful D) Indomitable 38 / 75 Mr. Kamlesh is an authority …………………. international law. A) Over B) To C) On D) Of 39 / 75 Find out the errors, if any, in any part of the sentence: A) Now I understand B) Why Shyam did not C) Told me the reason D) Why he was late 40 / 75 Chicanery is a synonym of: A) Psychic B) Rude C) Fraud D) Small 41 / 75 Choose the part which has an error: A) The chairperson B) Asked Mr. Sabir C) Why had he D) Come late to the office 42 / 75 The judge ……………… The use of Capital punishment for serious crimes. A) Franchised B) Endorsed C) Agreed D) Evoked 43 / 75 Ultimately, one of the parties to eh dispute relinquished his claim to the ownership of the property. Relinquished means? A) Yielded B) Ceded C) Designed D) Gave up 44 / 75 A place in which these are kept: A) Beehive B) Apiary C) Aviary D) Nectar 45 / 75 Many people were …………….. by plague. A) Carried away B) Carried off C) Carried out D) Carried on 46 / 75 The meaning of the idiom.” the blasé a trial” is. A) To set on fire B) To blow the trumpet C) To initiate work in a movement D) To be hopeful 47 / 75 The meaning of ‘Corpus Juris’ is: A) Body of judges B) Group of jurists C) Body of law D) Knowledge of law 48 / 75 “To break law” means: A) To reject B) To contravene C) To intervene D) To contradict 49 / 75 The antonym of ‘disburse’ is: A) Disappear B) Focused C) Collect D) Recycle 50 / 75 I have bread and butter for my breakfast? A) Haven’t I B) Have I C) Don’t I D) Doesn’t I 51 / 75 Who was the first women deputy chairman of Rajya Sabha? A) Meira Kumar B) Sarojini Naidu C) Margaret Alva D) Amrit Kaur 52 / 75 Which of the following British Prime Ministers sent Cripps mission to India? A) Mac Donald B) Baldwin C) Chamberlain D) Churchill 53 / 75 “Blue Flag” certification by ministry of environment is related to: A) Lake clean up B) Atmosphere clean up C) Beach clean up D) River clean up 54 / 75 Who among the following is described as the first law officer of India A) Chief Justice of India B) Registrar General of Supreme Court of India C) Attorney General of India D) Secretory, ministry of law and justice 55 / 75 Which of the following is correctly matched? (Organizations) – (Headquarter) A) European union – Paris B) International court of justice – The Hague C) UNESCO – Geneva D) SAARC – New Delhi 56 / 75 The system of proportional representation by means of single transferable vote is used in election of: A) Members of Lok Sabha B) President of India C) Member of State Legislative Assembly D) Member of zila parishad 57 / 75 Which one is considered as the first month of Islamic calendar: A) Safar B) Rajab C) Ramadhan D) Muharram 58 / 75 The ‘atmospheric pressure’ is measured by: A) Silver barometer B) Mercury barometer C) Aluminium barometer D) Ferrous barometer 59 / 75 Chilka lake is in: A) Kashmir B) Rajasthan C) Punjab D) Orissa 60 / 75 The term ‘pietra dura’ is related to: A) Secret Letters of the emperor B) Painting C) Surface decoration D) Hunting excursions 61 / 75 Ibrahim Adil Shah II, popularly known as ‘Abla Baba’, was the ruler of: A) Bijapur B) Golconda C) Ahmadnagar D) Malwa 62 / 75 Which of the following is the biggest lake in the world? A) Caspian Sea B) Superior lake C) Victoria lake D) Bailkal lake 63 / 75 Which one of the following fundamental rights was termed by Ambedkar as the “Soul of the Constitution”? A) Right to liberty B) Right to equality C) Educational and cultural rights D) Rights to constitutional remedies 64 / 75 Who was the permanent president of the Constituent Assembly? A) B.N. Rao B) Dr. Ambedkar C) Dr. Rajendra Prasad D) Sachidanand Sinha 65 / 75 Which one of the following gases dissolves in water to give an acidic solution? A) Carbon dioxide B) Oxygen C) Nitrogen D) Hydrogen 66 / 75 The first BRICS summit, after the inclusion of South Africa, was held at: A) Brasilia B) Sanya C) Yekaterinburg D) Durban 67 / 75 In 1773, the supreme court in Calcutta by: A) Regulating act B) Pitt’s India act C) Charter act D) None of the above 68 / 75 The Mughal ruler who banned the use of tobacco in India was: (a) (b) (c) (d) A) Akbar B) Sher Shaah C) Jahangir D) Bahadur Shah Zafar 69 / 75 Government of India has announced a new committee to expedite the process of transforming India into cashless economy under the chairmanship of: A) N.S. Vaishwanathan B) H.R. Khan C) Amitabh Kant D) Bibek Debroy 70 / 75 Which ruler of Bhopal provided money for the preservation of Sanchi stupa and also funded the museum that was build there? A) Nawab Walidad Khan B) Nawab Razik Khan Pataudi C) Nawab Kamdar Khan D) Nawab Sultan Jahan Begum 71 / 75 Which of the following is not correctly matched? A) Gulbadan Begum – Humayu Nama B) Faizi – Akbar Nama C) Mohammad Kazim – Alamgir Nama D) Abdul Hamid Lahori – Badshah Nama 72 / 75 English is the official language of which India state? A) Nagaland B) Karnataka C) West Bengal D) Maharashtra 73 / 75 During the time of Sher shah Suri and Mughals, along the grand trunk road by the side of the roads, four to five meters high brick pillars were erected. These pillars are called: A) Sarais B) Janjira C) Kos Minars D) Pradeshik 74 / 75 According to Jainism, Mahavira was preceded by: A) 24 Tirthankaras B) 23 Tirthankaras C) 20 Tirthankaras D) 10 Tirthankaras 75 / 75 In ancient roman writings, which of the following places of India is mentioned as barygaza? A) Budhagaya B) Bombay C) Bharuch D) Brihadpura Your score isThe average score is 0% 0% Restart quiz Please Rate The Test Send feedback Note: For any mistake, suggestion or query, please comment below. 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