Bank Paper Analogy

Analogy

Directions (Q. 1 to 10) In each of the following questions, a related pair of figures (unnumbered) is followed by five numbered pairs of Figures. Out of these five, four have relationship similar to that in the unnumbered pair. Only one p air of figures does not have similar relationship. Select that pair of figures which does not have a relationship similar to t hat in the unnumbered p air. The number of that pair is your answer. Study the following question.

In this question, element (ii) of the unnumbered pair of figures is related t element (i) in a certain way. Element (ii) has one side  more than element (i). The numbered figures (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5) have a similar relationship ie, element (ii) of each figure has one side more than element (i). However, the elements in figure (4) do not have such a relationship. Therefore, (4) is the answer. Now, solve the following questions.

 1. Problem Figures      Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

2. Problem Figures      Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

3. Problem Figures       Answer Figures

Answer: (5)

4. Problem Figures      Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

5. Problem Figures      Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

6. Problem Figures       Answer Figures

Answer: (1)

7. Problem Figures       Answer Figures

Answer: (5)

8. Problem Figures      Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

9. Problem Figures      Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

10. Problem Figures     Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

Directions (Q. Nos. 11 to 15) The first figure in the first unit of problem figures bears a certain relationship to the second figure. Similarly one of the answer figures bears the same relationship to the second figure in the second  unit of the problem figures. You are therefore to locate the figure which would fit in the question mark.

11. Problem Figures                                                                 Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

12. Problem Figures                                                                 Answer Figures

Answer: (1)

13. Problem Figures                                                                  Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

14. Problem Figures                                                                Answer Figures

 

Answer: (4)

15. Problem Figures                                                                 Answer Figures

Answer: (5)

Directions (Q. Nos. 16 to 20) The first figure in the first unit of the problem figures bears a certain relationship to the second figure. Similarly one of the figures in the answer figures bears the same relationship to the second figure in the second unit of the problem figures. You are therefore to locate the figure which would fit in the question mark.

16. Problem Figures                                                                  Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

17. Problem Figures                                                               Answer Figures

Answer: (1)

18. Problem Figures                                                                 Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

19. Problem Figures                                                                 Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

20. Problem Figures                                                                 Answer Figures

Answer: (5)

Bank Paper Odd Figures

Odd Figures

Directions (Q. Nos. 1 to 5) In each question below five figures are given. Four are similar in a certain way and so form a group. Which one of the figures does not belong to that group ?

1. 

Answer: (2)

2. 

Answer: (5)

3. 

Answer: (4)

4. 

Answer: (5)

5. 

Answer: (2)

Directions (Q. Nos.  6 to 10) In each of the following in four out of the five figures, element (i) is related to element (ii) in the same particular way. Find out the figure in which element (i) is not so related to element (ii).

6. 

Answer: (1)

7. 

Answer: (4)

8. 

Answer: (3)

9. 

Answer: (5)

10. 

Answer: (4)

Bank Paper Series Test

Series Test

Directions (Q. Nos. 1 to 21) In each of the question given below which one of the five answer figures on the right should come after the problem figures on the left, if the sequence were continued.

1. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

2. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

3. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (1)

4. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

5. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (5)

6. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

7. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (2)

8. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

9. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

10. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (1)

11. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (2)

12. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

13. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (5)

14. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (2)

15. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (2)

16. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (5)

17. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (4)

18. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (5)

19. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (3)

20. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

Answer: (5)

21. Problem Figures

Answer Figures

     (1)                 (2)              (3)             (4)              (5)

Answer: (5)

Satna District of Madhya Pradesh at a Glance

About Satna District :

The District of Satna is situated between latituedes 23″ 58′ and 25″12′ north and longitute 80″21′ and 81″23′ east in mid northern part of Rewa Commissioner’s Division in Madhya Pradesh state of India. The districts takes its name from Satna, the head quarters town, which in its turn takes it from Satna Rewa which flows near the town.
In the north the district boundary marches with that of Banda District of Uttar Pradesh state. Eastern Bombay of the district runs with the Teonther, Sirmour and Huzur tehsils of Rewa district and a very small questions of the Gopadbanas tehsil of Sidhi District. The entire western boundary of the district is made by Panna district while the southern boundary abuts on the Murwara tehsil of Jabalpur district in the west and Bandhogarh tehsil of Umaria district and Beohari Tehsils of Shahdol district on the east

District at a Glance :

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Tourist Places :

Venktesh Temple :

Venktesh Temple is situated at Muktarganj, Satna.

This ancient temple should be viewed by every tourist who visit Satna.

Chitrakoot Dham :

Chitrakoot incorporates very many places of religious and pauranic importance,visited both by devotees and sight-seers.From the administrative view point, some of these places are situated in Uttar Pradesh and others in Madhya Pradesh. As all these places are popularly associated with religious feelings of the people and a large number of pilgrims visit these sites. It is well connected by train as well as by road. The distance from Satna district headquarter is 60 Km. Approx.
Ma Sharda,Maihar :
Goddess Sharada is also called Saraswati. She is the Goddess of learning. She provides intelligence, mind, wisdom and logic. She helps to fulfill one’s desire in life by the dint of her power of knowledge.The Holy Maa Sharda Temple is situated in Village Maiher of Satna District InMadhya Pradesh. The place is well connected by road and train route. The approximate distance from Satna district headquarter is 40 Kms. The temple is situated on the Trikut mountain at a height of 600 ft from ground level. To reach the shrine one has to climb 1001 stairs. The temple is managed by Maa Sharda Prabhand Samiti. The committee, headed by district collector, has done significant work to enable better facilities to pilgrims and devotees visiting the temple from all over the country.

Road route is constructed on the mountain so that the vehicle can be taken upto the hill top.

Sagar District of Madhya Pradesh at a Glance

About Sagar District :

The district of Sagar lies in the north central region of Madhya Pradesh. It was spelled as Saugar during the British period. It is situated between 23 deg 10’ and 24 deg 27’ north latitude and between 78 deg 4’ and 79 deg 21’ east longitude, the district has a truly central location in the country. The tropic of cancer passes through the southern part of the district.

The origin of the name comes from the Hindi word SAGAR meaning lake or sea, apparently because of the large and once beautiful lake around which the town of Sagar has been built. Sagar was founded by Udan Singh in 1660 and was constituted a municipality in 1867. A major road and agricultural trade centre, it has industries such as oil and flour milling, saw-milling , ghee processing , handloom cotton weaving, bidi manufacture and railway and engineering works. It is known in all over India due to its University named as Dr. Harisingh Gaur University and Army Cantonment and recently it has come into lime light due to Bhagyodyay Tirth a charitable hospital named after a Jain Sant Shri VidyaSagarji Maharaj. It is known for Police Training College which are only two in Madhya Pradesh other one is in Indore. Head quarter of Forensic Science Lab is also in SAGAR.

Sagar lies in an extensive plain broken by low, forested hills and watered by Sonar river. Wheat, chickpeas, soghum, and oilseeds are chief crops of the region, there is extensive cattle raising. Sandstone, Limestone, iron ore and asbestos deposits are worked. The archaeological site nearby Eran has revealed several Gupta inscriptions. District Sagar is predominantly a Scheduled Caste/Backward class district. These together form about 75% of the district. The district has sizable population of tribals who are named as Rajgonds after their kingdom.

District at a Glance :

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Tourist Places :

Rahatgarh, Tehsil Sagar :

A small town 60 km west of Sagar on Bhopal Sagar Road renowned for its battlement ramparts, its gates and its ruins of palaces temples and mosques. It is picturesquely situated on the steep bank of the river Bina which is crossed at this point by a fine bridge of fourteen arches, completed in 1863.Close to the town stands the famous fort of Rahatgarh.It outer wall consists of 26 enormous towers, some of which were used as dwellings connected by curtain walls and enclosing a space of 66 acres. Two miles away from the fort is a waterfall nearly 50 feet high in picturesque surroundings.

Khimlasa,  Tehsil Khurai :

Khimlasa is said to have been founded by a Mohammedan noble and was mahal in the sarkar of Raisen of the subah of Malwa. The town of Khimlasa is enclosed within a fortified wall built of stone rubble more or less coursed

In the centre of the towb is a bastion fort of which the gateways alone form an interesting feature. One one side of the fort is the dargah of the Panch Pirs, with an elaborately carved perforated screen work, which deserves an special mention.

Rangir, Tehsil Rehli :

A village situated 10 miles from Rehli and 21 miles from Sagar on Sagar Rehli Road on the bank of the Dahar river. It was site of an engagement between Chatrasak Bundela and Khaliq, the Mugal Fauzdar of Damoni. On the adjoining Hill stands a temple of Harsiddi Devi in whose honour fairs are held in the months of Asvina and Chaitra.

The Chaitra fair is an important one and large number of people visit the temple. The image of the goddess is held in great veneration and people believe that she changes her form thrice   every day , as a child at dawn, a young girl at mid day and a old women in the evening. A government rest house of forest department is located here.

 

Rewa District of Madhya Pradesh at a Glance

About Rewa District :

Rewa lies between 24’18 and 25’12 north latitudes and 81’2 and 82’18 east longitudes in the north-east of the division of the same name . The district is bounded on the north and east by the state of Uttar Pradesh, in the south Sidhi district and in the west with Amarpatan and Raghurajnagar tahsils of Satna district. In shape the district can be compared to an isosceles triangle, with its base along the Satna border and the two longer arms converging towards Mauganj in east

he district derives its name from Rewa town, the district headquarters, which is another name for Narmada river. The district with present boundary came into existence in 1950 after the promulgation of the Provinces and states (Transfer of ENCLAVES) order 1950. Prior to August 1947 the district along with the Raghurajnagar tahsil of the erstwhile Rewa state correspended to the north Rewa district of that state . The territones now included in the district were held by the imperral Maurya dynasty which ruled in the 3rd century B.C. In the advent of the Kalchurls from the 9th to the end of 12th century. The Baghela king driven eastwards by Ulugh Khan , brother of the emperor Alauddin in the 13th century appeared in this Baghela kings till the abdication of the Crown by the last successor of the dynasty, Martand Singh.after the country became independent, the Rewa ruler accede to the Union of India. The present Rewa district came into existence in 1950 .

The district can be divided into the four natural parts-kymore pahar, Binjh Pahar, Rewa Plateau and Lower-Northern Plain .The Huzur, Sirmour and Mauganj tahsils lie between the Kymore on the south and the Vindhyachal or Binjh pahar on the north and from what is known as Rewa plateau or uprihar. To the north of the Vindhyachal in the uprihar lies Teonther tahsils whish is quite different with regard to its physical and other features from the plateau tahsils. Rewa is basically a plateau and from the south to the north its height decreases. In the south the height of Kymore range is more than 450 meters, whereas the height  of Alluvral plain of Teonthor is just 100 meters. In the district, dissected hills, ravines, plain plateau, scarp, water-fall and alluvral plain can be seen. The rain-water of the district is flown out by the tw0o assisting rivers of the Ganga, Tons or Tamas and Son. Most of the rivers in the district intitrate from the Kymore ridges which from the watershed for the area

District at a Glance :

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Tourist Places :

 

 

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Ratlam Districts of Madhya Pradesh at a Glance

About Ratlam Districts :

Ratlam is one of the important Districts of Madhya Pradesh Which is situated in the North West part of the State “The MALWA” Region. Ratlam is situated in North-West region of Madhya Pradesh from 23 05′ North to 23 52′ North Longitude and 74 31′ East to 75 41′ East Latitude. It is bounded by Mandsaur District in North, Jhabua and Dhar on the South, Ujjain on the East, Chhitorgarh and Banswara District of Rajasthan on the West, Shajapur District of Madhya Pradesh and Jhalawar District of Rajasthan on the North. Total Area of Ratlam District is s 4861 Sq.km. which is 1.11% of Total Area of Madhya Pradesh. For the Administrative convenience, Ratlam is divided in 8 Tehsils and 5 Blocks. Ratlam is well connected both by Rails and Roads. Ratlam junction is Divisional head quarters of Western Railways. Ratlam has several chemical factories namely Hightech, IPCA, Shaba Chemicals, Bordiya Chemicals etc. There are a number of manufacturing units of Copper wires and plastic rope etc. Ratlam is also famous for its gold and ornaments for its purity and designs.

District at a Glance :

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Tourist Places :

BILPAKESHWARA TEMPLE AT BILPANK :

The Bilpakeshwara temple is located at a distance of 18 kms, South-West direction from Ratlam. It is approached through a deviation fare-weather Road about 3 kms from Mhow-Neemach Highway. This temple is dedicated to Lord Siva and is built in Pachayatana variety. It was constructed in circa 10-11th Century A.D., over low Jagati consisting of plain mouldings. It is easterly oriented Nirandhara Mulaprasada and this Mulaprasada includes Sapta-Ratha-Garbhagriha. The temple is recta in plan and consists of a Garbhagriha, Antarala and a Mahamandapa, all in axis facing East. This temple is built in Gurjara-Chalukyan style of architecture, a contemporary style of the Paramara temple architecture. Such type of temples are noticed at Atree and Krishnavilas, Kota, Rajasthan
SIVA TEMPLE, JHAR :
har is located 12 kms, East of Bhatpachalana in Ratlam district of Madhya Pradesh. It is connected with Kachhalana Road with Laptiya – Sandala. Jhar means a ‘water spring’. The name Jhar probably has been assigned to this place due to a Jharana on the site. Jhar possesses the ruins of a Siva temple of Bhumija style which are assignable to the Paramara period i.e., 11th century A.D. The sculptures of this temple are lying scattered around it.
LIST OF TEMPLES IN RATLAM DISTRICT :
  1. Veerupaksh Mahadev Temple, Bilpauk.
  2. Shipawra Temple, Alot.>
  3. Dharola Mahadev Temple, Alot.
  4. Garkhankhai Temple.
  5. Kedareshwar Temple, Shivgarh.
  6. Amarji Temple, Ratlam.
  7. Ayana Mahadev Temple, Jaora.>
  8. Kalikamata Temple, Ratlam.
  9. Mahalaxmi Temple, Ratlam.
  10. Barbad Hanuman Temple, Sailana Road, Ratlam

Rajgarh District of Madhya Pradesh at a Glance

About Rajgarh District :

Rajgarh is located at western part of Madhya Pradesh. It borders the state of Rajasthan, and the districts of Shajapur, Sehore, and Bhopal. Rajgarh District extends between the parallels of latitude 23027′ 12″ North and 24017′ 20″ North and between the meridians of longitude 76011′ 15″ and 77014′ East. The total geographical area of the District is 6,154 sq.km. with a population of 15,45,814 according to census 2011. It is 145 KMs from the state capital Bhopal.

District at a Glance :

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Tourist Places :

Narsinghgarh Town :

The town is nearly 300 years old having been founded in 1681 by Dewan Parasram. The beautiful lake in the town in which is reflected the old fort and palace still bears the name of the founder. The town is 83 Kms. from the Bhopal and is reached by a good road. The site of the town is the place of temple of Shiva – then known as Topila Mahadeo, for the persons who lived there manufactured toplis or basket.   Hence the name stick. It is however in the autumnal months that the place becomes exceedingly picturesque and beautiful. From the top of the Baijnath Mahadeo temple the pleasant panorama is very appealing, with the lakes of full limpid water, with the land carpeted in lush green grass, with the small streams racing down the slopes of the hills and hills themselves covered with good vegetation and as rustling wind sweeps the murmuring countryside adorned with mellowing crops, radiant in the evening sun, the brilliance of blue skies seems to evenly matched with the grandeur of the green.

Shyamji Sanka Temple-Narsinghgarh :

A Sanka is a small village situated near the river Parvati and is about 5Km from Kotra , once its tehsil headquarter of Rajgarh State. Each year in the month of magh a mela is held here and is known as Shyamji-ka-mela.The famous temple of Shyamji was built in the memory of the king Sangram Singh (Shyam Singh) by his wife Bhagyawati in the 16-17th century, the king died in an encounter with a mughal soldier of Haji Wali. The temple is protected by the state govt. . It has beautiful paintings on the wall reflecting the Malwi & Rajashthani effects, the beautiful and well carved stones & bricks were used to construct the temple.

Jalpamata Temple-Rajgarh :

A beautiful temple is just 4 Kms. from Rajgarh.  It is on the high hill & you can have a picturesque view of the town from the top. It is covered with dense forest having different varieties of plants. The devotee come from different parts in the navratri season

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