100 Questions • 90 Minutes • 2025 Mock Test in Hindi and English
• Key Fact: Ousmane Dembélé was named FIFA Men’s Player of the Year 2025 at the FIFA Best Football Awards in Doha, Qatar.
• Supporting Detail: He was recognised for his outstanding performances in club and international football.
• Related Concept: The FIFA Best Awards honour the world’s best players, coaches and teams.
• Why others wrong: Mbappé, Messi and Haaland were nominees or previous winners but not the 2025 recipient.
• Exam Trick: FIFA Best 2025 Men’s Player → Ousmane Dembélé.
• Additional Info: The awards ceremony is held annually by FIFA.
• Given conditions: FKEP → EIBL; JMHT → IKEP; find for PQNW.
• Deduction process: Each letter is decreased by 1 in reverse order or specific shift: F→E (−1), K→I (−2), E→B (−3), P→L (−4). Applying same to PQNW yields OOKS.
• Exam Trick: Consistent alphabetical decrement pattern.
• Final Answer: OOKS
• Given: Frequency distribution; modal class 55-64 (highest frequency 30).
• Basic Method (Solution):
Step 1: Mode = L + [(f1 − f0)/(2f1 − f0 − f2)] × h.
Step 2: L=55, f1=30, f0=20, f2=25, h=10 → Mode = 55 + [(30−20)/(60−20−25)] × 10 = 55 + (10/15)×10 = 55 + 6.67 ≈ 61.17.
• Shortcut Method: Apply mode formula for continuous series.
• Final Answer: 61.17
• Given: Distances 336, 925, 432 km; speeds 24, 5, 12 km/hr; find average speed.
• Basic Method (Solution):
Step 1: Time1 = 336/24 = 14; Time2 = 925/5 = 185; Time3 = 432/12 = 36. Total time = 235 hr.
Step 2: Total distance = 336+925+432 = 1693 km.
Step 3: Average speed = 1693/235 = 7 48/235 km/hr.
• Shortcut Method: Total distance / total time.
• Final Answer: 7 48/235
• Key Fact: The Padhe Bharat Badhe Bharat (PBBB) scheme was launched in 2014.
• Supporting Detail: It is a sub-programme of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan aimed at improving foundational literacy and numeracy.
• Related Concept: It focuses on early grade reading and mathematics.
• Why others wrong: Other years do not match the launch year of PBBB.
• Exam Trick: PBBB → 2014.
• Additional Info: The scheme emphasises activity-based learning in Classes I and II.
• Given conditions: LIME = 4839; TIME = 9324.
• Deduction process: Common letters I,M,E have common codes. Comparing, T corresponds to the unique code 2.
• Exam Trick: Compare common and unique letters.
• Final Answer: 2
• Key Fact: According to Article 243Q, a transitional area is designated as a Nagar Panchayat.
• Supporting Detail: Article 243Q classifies municipalities into Nagar Panchayat (transitional), Municipal Council (smaller urban) and Municipal Corporation (larger urban).
• Related Concept: Part IXA of the Constitution deals with Municipalities.
• Why others wrong: Municipal Corporation is for larger urban areas; Municipal Council for smaller urban areas.
• Exam Trick: Transitional area → Nagar Panchayat.
• Additional Info: The 74th Constitutional Amendment introduced these provisions.
• Given conditions: 7, 11, 19, 31, 47, ?
• Deduction process: Differences: +4, +8, +12, +16 → next +20. 47 + 20 = 67.
• Exam Trick: Differences increase by 4 each time.
• Final Answer: 67
• Key Fact: The Bundela uprising of 1842 took place in the Jabalpur region.
• Supporting Detail: It was a revolt by the Bundela Rajputs against British revenue policies in the Central Provinces.
• Related Concept: It is one of the early 19th-century tribal/peasant uprisings.
• Why others wrong: Ganjam, Vizianagram and Saurashtra saw different revolts.
• Exam Trick: Bundela uprising 1842 → Jabalpur.
• Additional Info: The revolt was suppressed by the British.
• Key Fact: Articles 5 to 11 of the Indian Constitution deal with citizenship at the time of its commencement.
• Supporting Detail: Part II of the Constitution (Articles 5–11) deals with citizenship.
• Related Concept: Article 5 defines citizenship at the commencement; subsequent articles deal with acquisition and termination.
• Why others wrong: Articles 1–4 deal with the Union and its territory; 12–18 and 14–24 deal with Fundamental Rights.
• Exam Trick: Citizenship → Articles 5–11.
• Additional Info: Parliament has power to regulate citizenship under Article 11.
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