RRB NTPC Graduate Level (18th March 2026 Shift 2) — RRB NTPC 2025

100 Questions • 90 Minutes • 2025 Mock Test in Hindi and English

Sample Questions from this Test

Question 1:

20% of a number is more than 20% of 620 by 170. The number is:
A.1470
B.1520
C.1320
D.1570

• Given: Let the number be xx. 20%20\% of x=20%x = 20\% of 620+170620 + 170.

• Basic Method (Solution):
Step 1: Calculate
20%20\% of 620620:
20% of 620=20100×620=12420\% \text{ of } 620 = \frac{20}{100} \times 620 = 124
Step 2: Formulate the equation:
0.20x=124+1700.20x = 124 + 170
0.20x=2940.20x = 294
Step 3: Solve for
xx:
x=2940.20=29402=1470x = \frac{294}{0.20} = \frac{2940}{2} = 1470

• Shortcut Method: 20%20\% of (x−620)=170  ⟹  15(x−620)=170  ⟹  x−620=850  ⟹  x=850+620=1470(x - 620) = 170 \implies \frac{1}{5}(x - 620) = 170 \implies x - 620 = 850 \implies x = 850 + 620 = 1470.

• Final Answer: 1470

Question 2:

Each of P, Q, R, S, T, U and V has an exam on a different day of a week starting from Monday and ending on Sunday of the same week.
P has the exam on Wednesday. Only three people have exams after R. S has the exam after Q but before P. U has the exam before V but not on Friday.
How many people have exams between T and Q?
A.Two
B.Three
C.One
D.Four

• Given conditions: 7 people (P, Q, R, S, T, U, V) have exams from Monday to Sunday.

• Deduction process:
1. P is on Wednesday (Day 3).
2. Only 3 people after R
  ⟹  \implies R is on Thursday (Day 4).
3. S is after Q but before P
  ⟹  \implies Q must be Monday (Day 1) and S must be Tuesday (Day 2).
4. Remaining days are Friday (Day 5), Saturday (Day 6), Sunday (Day 7). Remaining people: T, U, V.
5. U is before V, but U is NOT on Friday. Thus, U must be on Saturday (Day 6) and V must be on Sunday (Day 7).
6. The only remaining slot for T is Friday (Day 5).

• Full Schedule: Mon: Q, Tue: S, Wed: P, Thu: R, Fri: T, Sat: U, Sun: V.

• The people between T (Friday) and Q (Monday) are S, P, and R   ⟹  \implies 3 people.

• Exam Trick: Fill fixed positions immediately in a 1-7 numbered list. P=3, R=4. Q and S fitting before P strictly means Q=1, S=2.

• Final Answer: Three.

Question 3:

Each of the digits in the number 4568923 is arranged in ascending order from left to right. The position of how many digits will remain unchanged as compared to that in the original number?
A.Two
B.One
C.Three
D.None

• Given conditions: The original number is 4568923.

• Deduction process:
1. Original order: 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 2, 3
2. Ascending order: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9
3. Compare the positions:
- 1st: 4 vs 2 (Changed)
- 2nd: 5 vs 3 (Changed)
- 3rd: 6 vs 4 (Changed)
- 4th: 8 vs 5 (Changed)
- 5th: 9 vs 6 (Changed)
- 6th: 2 vs 8 (Changed)
- 7th: 3 vs 9 (Changed)

• Final Answer: None of the digits retained their original position.

Question 4:

The mean of 80 numbers was found to be 49. If at the time of calculation, two numbers were incorrectly taken as 69 and 74 instead of 92 and 83, then the correct mean is _____.
A.48.5
B.49.0
C.49.4
D.46.2

• Given: Total numbers n=80n = 80, Initial Mean =49= 49. Incorrect values =69,74= 69, 74. Correct values =92,83= 92, 83.

• Basic Method (Solution):
Step 1: Calculate the incorrect total sum
=80×49=3920= 80 \times 49 = 3920.
Step 2: Remove the incorrect numbers:
3920−(69+74)=3920−143=37773920 - (69 + 74) = 3920 - 143 = 3777.
Step 3: Add the correct numbers:
3777+(92+83)=3777+175=39523777 + (92 + 83) = 3777 + 175 = 3952.
Step 4: Find the new correct mean
=395280=49.4= \frac{3952}{80} = 49.4.

• Shortcut Method: New Mean == Old Mean ++ Correct values−Incorrect valuesTotal numbers\frac{\text{Correct values} - \text{Incorrect values}}{\text{Total numbers}}
Change in sum
=(92+83)−(69+74)=175−143=+32= (92 + 83) - (69 + 74) = 175 - 143 = +32.
Change in mean
=+3280=+0.4= \frac{+32}{80} = +0.4.
Correct Mean
=49+0.4=49.4= 49 + 0.4 = 49.4.

• Final Answer: 49.4

Question 5:

Which AI-powered diagnostic model, unveiled by Indian scientists in 2025, analyses cancer at the molecular level to improve classification and treatment outcomes?
A.OncolMark AI-powered cancer diagnostic model
B.GeneMap advanced molecular oncology platform
C.BioScan AI-based tumour classification model
D.Tumour Track intelligent cancer analysis system

• Key Fact: Unveiled by Indian scientists at leading institutions in 2025, the OncolMark AI-powered cancer diagnostic model represents a major breakthrough in precision oncology, utilizing deep learning algorithms to analyze cancer patterns at the molecular level for more accurate classification and targeted therapy planning.

• Supporting Detail: This model bridges the gap between conventional biopsy imaging and genomic sequencing.

• Why others wrong: GeneMap, BioScan, and Tumour Track are fabricated or general names that do not refer to the specific 2025 Indian scientific milestone asked in the question.

• Additional Info: The integration of AI in molecular oncology significantly reduces the time taken to profile tumors compared to traditional manual pathological analysis.

Question 6:

Which power mode uses the least electricity while maintaining an open session?
A.Sleep
B.Standby
C.Hibernate
D.Active mode

• Key Fact: Hibernate mode uses the absolute least amount of electricity while saving the current system state. It saves all open documents and running applications from RAM to the hard drive (in a hibernation file) and then completely powers off the computer.

• Supporting Detail: When turned back on, it restores the session exactly as it was left.

• Related Concept: Sleep (or Standby) mode keeps the session in RAM and continues to draw a small amount of power to keep the memory refreshed.

• Why others wrong: Sleep and Standby consume low power but still draw electricity for RAM. Active mode consumes full power.

• Exam Trick: Zero power + Saved session = Hibernate. Low power + Saved session in RAM = Sleep.

• Additional Info: Hibernation was originally designed primarily for laptops to prevent data loss when battery levels drop critically low.

Question 7:

What is the value of (7x+5y)(7x + 5y), if mean of the following distribution is 55?
A.214
B.215
C.224
D.225

• Given: Total frequency ∑fi=64\sum f_i = 64 and Mean Xˉ=55\bar{X} = 55.

• Basic Method (Solution):
Step 1: Total frequency equation:
4+19+x+5+y=64  ⟹  28+x+y=64  ⟹  x+y=36— (Eq 1)4 + 19 + x + 5 + y = 64 \implies 28 + x + y = 64 \implies x + y = 36 \quad \text{--- (Eq 1)}
Step 2: Find Class Marks (
mim_i) and calculate ∑fimi\sum f_i m_i:
- For
0−200-20: m1=10  ⟹  f1m1=10×4=40m_1 = 10 \implies f_1m_1 = 10 \times 4 = 40
- For
20−4020-40: m2=30  ⟹  f2m2=30×19=570m_2 = 30 \implies f_2m_2 = 30 \times 19 = 570
- For
40−6040-60: m3=50  ⟹  f3m3=50xm_3 = 50 \implies f_3m_3 = 50x
- For
60−8060-80: m4=70  ⟹  f4m4=70×5=350m_4 = 70 \implies f_4m_4 = 70 \times 5 = 350
- For
80−10080-100: m5=90  ⟹  f5m5=90ym_5 = 90 \implies f_5m_5 = 90y
Sum
∑fimi=40+570+50x+350+90y=960+50x+90y\sum f_i m_i = 40 + 570 + 50x + 350 + 90y = 960 + 50x + 90y.
Step 3: Use the Mean formula:
Mean=∑fimi∑fi  ⟹  55=960+50x+90y64\text{Mean} = \frac{\sum f_i m_i}{\sum f_i} \implies 55 = \frac{960 + 50x + 90y}{64}
3520=960+50x+90y  ⟹  50x+90y=2560  ⟹  5x+9y=256— (Eq 2)3520 = 960 + 50x + 90y \implies 50x + 90y = 2560 \implies 5x + 9y = 256 \quad \text{--- (Eq 2)}
Step 4: Solve Eq 1 and Eq 2 simultaneously. Multiply Eq 1 by 5:
5x+5y=1805x + 5y = 180
Subtract from Eq 2:
(5x+9y)−(5x+5y)=256−180  ⟹  4y=76  ⟹  y=19(5x + 9y) - (5x + 5y) = 256 - 180 \implies 4y = 76 \implies y = 19
Substitute
y=19y = 19 into Eq 1: x+19=36  ⟹  x=17x + 19 = 36 \implies x = 17.
Step 5: Calculate
(7x+5y)(7x + 5y):
7(17)+5(19)=119+95=2147(17) + 5(19) = 119 + 95 = 214

• Shortcut Method: Use step-deviation method with assumed mean A=50A = 50, h=20h=20, but solving the 2 linear equations derived from standard mean formula is equally direct.

• Final Answer: 214

Question 8:

There are 48 members in group A, 46 members in group B and 36 members in group C. All the members of these groups went to a restaurant. The average amounts spent on each member of groups A, B and C are ₹477, ₹236 and ₹348, respectively. The overall average amount (in ₹) spent per member is:
A.351
B.360
C.356
D.355

• Given: Group A (n1=48,A1=477n_1 = 48, A_1 = 477), Group B (n2=46,A2=236n_2 = 46, A_2 = 236), Group C (n3=36,A3=348n_3 = 36, A_3 = 348).

• Basic Method (Solution):
Step 1: Calculate total amount spent by each group.
Sum A
=48×477=22,896= 48 \times 477 = 22,896
Sum B
=46×236=10,856= 46 \times 236 = 10,856
Sum C
=36×348=12,528= 36 \times 348 = 12,528
Step 2: Total amount spent by all members.
Total Sum
=22,896+10,856+12,528=46,280= 22,896 + 10,856 + 12,528 = 46,280
Step 3: Calculate the total number of members.
Total Members
=48+46+36=130= 48 + 46 + 36 = 130
Step 4: Find the overall average.
Overall Average=46,280130=356\text{Overall Average} = \frac{46,280}{130} = 356

• Shortcut Method: Use the weighted average formula directly n1A1+n2A2+n3A3n1+n2+n3\frac{n_1A_1 + n_2A_2 + n_3A_3}{n_1 + n_2 + n_3}. To simplify, take a common factor from members if possible. Here members are 48,46,3648, 46, 36. Ratio is 24:23:1824 : 23 : 18. The sum of weights is 6565.
Average=24×477+23×236+18×34865=11448+5428+626465=2314065=356\text{Average} = \frac{24 \times 477 + 23 \times 236 + 18 \times 348}{65} = \frac{11448 + 5428 + 6264}{65} = \frac{23140}{65} = 356

• Final Answer: 356

Question 9:

What is the main difference between a Cabinet Minister and a Minister of State with independent charge?
A.A Minister of State with independent charge does not exercise any significant powers.
B.A Minister of State with independent charge may head a ministry without being under a Cabinet Minister.
C.A Ministry of State is included in Cabinet meetings but does not exercise any significant powers.
D.A Minister of State with independent charge does not hold any specific responsibilities

• Key Fact: A Minister of State (MoS) with Independent Charge holds full responsibility and heads a specific smaller ministry or department directly without being attached to or reporting to a Cabinet Minister.

• Supporting Detail: In contrast, a regular Minister of State (without independent charge) assists a Cabinet Minister in managing a larger ministry.

• Related Concept: Cabinet Ministers form the core decision-making body of the government and attend all cabinet meetings. An MoS with Independent Charge is not a member of the Cabinet and attends Cabinet meetings only when matters related to their specific ministry are on the agenda.

• Why others wrong: Options A, C, and D are factually incorrect because an MoS with independent charge does exercise significant powers over their assigned portfolio and holds very specific responsibilities.

• Exam Trick: 'Independent Charge' literally means 'Independently heading a department without a Cabinet boss'.

• Final Answer: A Minister of State with independent charge may head a ministry without being under a Cabinet Minister.

Question 10:

Krish has ₹1407 with him. He divides this amount between his two sons, Veer and Nitin, and asks them to invest their respective shares at a compound interest rate of 10% per annum, compounded annually. It is observed that Veer’s investment amounts to the same value after 14 years as Nitin’s investment does after 15 years. How much (in ₹) did Krish give to Nitin?
A.837
B.737
C.520
D.670

• Given: Total Amount =₹1407= ₹1407. Interest rate R=10%R = 10\%. Time for Veer =14 years= 14\text{ years}, Time for Nitin =15 years= 15\text{ years}. Final amounts are equal.

• Basic Method (Solution):
Step 1: Let the share of Veer be
VV and Nitin be NN. Then V+N=1407V + N = 1407.
Step 2: According to the formula for compound interest Amount
=P(1+R100)T= P\left(1 + \frac{R}{100}\right)^T:
V(1+10100)14=N(1+10100)15V \left(1 + \frac{10}{100}\right)^{14} = N \left(1 + \frac{10}{100}\right)^{15}
Step 3: Divide both sides by
(1.1)14(1.1)^{14}:
V=N(1+10100)1=N(1110)  ⟹  VN=1110V = N \left(1 + \frac{10}{100}\right)^1 = N \left(\frac{11}{10}\right) \implies \frac{V}{N} = \frac{11}{10}
Step 4: The ratio of their shares is
V:N=11:10V : N = 11 : 10. Total parts =11+10=21= 11 + 10 = 21.
Step 5: Nitin's share
N=1021×1407=10×67=670N = \frac{10}{21} \times 1407 = 10 \times 67 = 670.

• Shortcut Method: Whenever amounts are equal at CI and there is a time gap of tt years, the ratio of their principals is (1+R100)t\left(1 + \frac{R}{100}\right)^t. Here the time gap is 15−14=1 year15 - 14 = 1\text{ year}. Ratio =110100=1110= \frac{110}{100} = \frac{11}{10}. Since Nitin gets more time to accumulate interest, his initial principal must be smaller. So Nitin gets the 10-part share: 1021×1407=670\frac{10}{21} \times 1407 = 670.

• Final Answer: 670

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