RBI Assistant Memory Based Paper 2020: Check RBI Assistant Prelims Memory Based Paer

The Reserve Bank of India is conducting the Assistant Exam on 14th and 15th February 2020. To help all the candidates who are appearing for RBI Assistant Exam we are providing few memory based questions. Go through the post to know RBI Assistant Memory Based Paper for cracking Assistant examination.

• In this post, we have provided questions that are asked in the previous year and the most expected questions in RBI Assistant Examinations.
• To know the difficulty level of the paper, go through the detailed RBI Assistant Exam Analysis for Assistant post that is conducted on February 14 & 15, 2020.
• Generally, Memory Based Question Papers consist of the previous year's examination questions that can help students to know what type of questions can appear in the exam.
• It is said by experts that most of the questions repeat from the RBI Assistant Previous Year Question Papers with slight changes in the numerical.

RBI Assistant Memory Based Paper 2020

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RBI Assistant Memory Based Question Paper 2020

Here is a list of RBI Assistant Exam questions to enhance the candidate’s preparation for the exam. Go through the detailed RBI Assistant Memory Based Paper here to know which questions appeared in RBI Assistant Today’s exam. We have provided section-wise RBI Assistant Questions that include various questions from the previous year exam.

RBI Assistant Prelims Memory Based Paper for Reasoning 

Questions from RBI Assistant 2020 Prelims Exam

1. Square Floor Based Puzzle (4 people are looking inside and 4 are looking outside)

Previous Year RBI Assistant Exam 2020

Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Eight people P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W attends a seminar on two different dates 11 and 20 of four different months namely February, April, July and November but not necessarily in the same order. Two persons attend the seminar between P and Q. P attends a seminar in a month has more than 30 days. U attends the seminar immediately before Q. As many persons attend the seminar before V as after T. W attends the seminar immediately after T. R attends the seminar on one of the days before T but after V.

1) Who among the following persons attends the seminar on April 20?

a) W; b) R; c) P; d) V; e) T

2) How many persons attend the seminar between T and V?

a) None; b) One; c) Two; d) Three; e) More than three

3) As many persons attend the seminar before Q as after which of the following persons?

a) W; b) S; c) R; d) T; e) P

4) If P is related to V and S is related to T, in the same way, R is related to which of the following persons?

a) V; b) U; c) T; d) Q; e) W

5) Which of the following statements is true as per the given arrangement?

a) S attends the seminar on November 20; b) All are true; c) U attends the first seminar of the year; d) Three persons attend the seminar between V and W; e) S attends the seminar immediately after W

Directions (6-10): Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.

Eight person J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q are seated in three parallel rows not necessarily in the same order. The rows are arranged such that there are two seats in row 1, four in row 2 and two in row 3. The persons in row 1 and row 3 sit exactly in front and exactly behind the persons seated between the extreme ends of row 2 respectively. All the persons face towards the north. J sits second to the left of L. The immediate neighbor of L sits behind K. The seats of N, P and K lie in a straight line. M is the only neighbor of P. O sits in front of the person who sits at the immediate right of Q.

6) Who sits in front of J?

a) K; b) Q; c) M; d) O; e) None

7) What is the position of L with respect to N?

a) Immediate left; b) Immediate right; c) Second to the right; d) Second to the left; e) Immediately behind

8) Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which of the following does not belong to the group?

a) KQ; b) LM; c) JN; d) OL; e) JP

9) Who among the following pairs forms a straight line?

a) JNL; b) OLM; c) KPN; d) both a) and c); e) both b) and c)

10) Which of the following statements is incorrect?

a) Q sits south-west of O; b) P sits behind N; c) J is an immediate neighbor of Q; d) O, J and M sits in different rows; e) All are correct

RBI Assistant Prelims Memory Based Paper for Quantitative Aptitude

Questions Asked in RBI Assistant 2020 Exam

1. Find the missing number in the series: 12, 3, 1.5, 1.5,? , 12

2. Find the value of x:  (1700+4100+5200)/x = 55 

Previous Year RBI Assistant Questions

Q.1. 2     3     10     39     172     ?
A. 340
B. 885
C. 880
D. 251
E. None of these

Q.2.  9827      9706      9606      9525      9461      ?
A. 9520
B. 9421
C. 9412
D. 9425
E. None of these

Q.3. The number of employees in organization P in 2013 and 2014 together is what percent of the number of employees in organization R in 2014 and 2015 together?
A. 80.01%
B. 95.01%
C. 91.01%
D. 88.52%
E. None of these 

Q.4. 15 × 18 + 110% of 850 + 870.26 ÷ 15 + 12 = ?
A. 1270
B. 1275
C. 1280
D. 1285
E. 1289

Q.5.  I. x² = 361; II. y³ = 7269 + 731
A. if x < y
B. if x > y
C. if x ≥ y
D. if x ≤ y
E. if x = y or relationship between x and y can't be established

Q.6.  A man can reach a certain place in 40 hours. If he reduces his speed by 1/15th, he goes 5 km less at that time. Find the total distance covered by him.
A. 60 km.
B. 85 km.
C. 75 km.
D. 52 km.
E. None of these

Q.7.   In a college, Anjana scored 80 marks out of 150 in History and 95 marks out of 120 in English. If she wants to score 70% marks in 3 subjects, find the minimum marks she should score in Geography out of 100.
A. 70
B. 55
C. 76
D. 85
E. None of these

Q.8.   Amit goes to Mumbai to Kolkata by sea route. The speed of the boat in still water is 60 km/h and the speed of the current is 15 km/h. After reaching Kolkata he stayed there for 20 minutes and after that come back by the same boat. The time taken by him in this journey is 19 hours 32 minutes, find the distance travel by him on one side.
A. 450 km
B. 360 km
C. 540 km
D. 600 km
E. None of these

Q.9. Two trains 165 m and 135 m long run at the speed of 70 km/hr and 38 km/hr respectively in opposite directions on parallel tracks. The time (in seconds) which they take to cross each other is:
A. 4 sec
B. 5 sec
C. 10 sec
D. 13 sec
E. None of these

Q.10.  What is the approximate value of 840.95^1/2 + 17.49 × 28 – 4096^1/3 =?
A. 495
B. 475
C. 509
D. 515
E. 503

RBI Assistant Prelims Memory Based Paper for the English Language

Questions Asked in RBI Assistant 2020 Prelims Exam

1. Synonyms of Trick & Missed

Read each sentence to find out whether there is any grammatical error in it. The error, if any will be in one part of the sentence. The letter of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the answer is ‘D’. (Ignore the errors of punctuation, if any).

Q1) [a] Many students is / [b] competing for / [c] IITs and IIMs / [d] no error.

1. [a]; 2. [b]; 3. [c]; 4. [d]

Which of the phrases (1), (2), (3) and (4) given below each sentence should replace the phrase printed in bold to make the sentence grammatically correct?

Q2) His behavior with all his employees is so pleasing that everyone come forward for helping him.

(1) came towards him for help

(2) comes towards him for help

(3) comes forward to help him

(4) comes forward for help him

(5) No correction required

Q3). As Edward Snowden explains in his Permanent Record, there is a ________________relationship between the ________________model of large online platforms and security interest.
(a) Symbolized, Financially
(b) Prolonging, Fiscal
(c) Symbiotic, Financial
(d) Connects, Monetary
(e) None of these

Q4) From the options given below, select the option which states the correct combination of incorrect/correct sentences.

a) When covering a school sports day, ‘don’t come back with fewer than a hundred name – kids, parents, teachers, all of them.’

b) Ultimately he became president of Condé Nast International, publishing over a hundred magazines, including Tatler, Vogue, Vanity Fair, House & Garden, GQ, Wired and World of Interiors.

c) A young woman whom he meets for a breakfast meeting confides, ‘I find I can’t come properly unless I’m tied up in Lycra rope.’

d) Wagging her finger at Coleridge and a Greek shipping millionaire, she admonished, ‘I hope neither of you will ever contemplate buying a lottery ticket?

A) both a and d are correct

B) both a and c are incorrect

C) all sentences are correct

D) both b and d are incorrect

E) both a and b are incorrect

Q5). They recognize that problems that were too big to crack in the past can now be solved precisely because of _____________, algorithms and sensors.  

a)      Amortization

b)      Digitization

c)      Initialization

d)      Localization

Read the below passage and answer the questions

Where would modern society be without advertising? Individual advertisers might think they are just trying to sell a particular product but advertising as a whole sells us an entire lifestyle. If it weren't for advertising the whole of society would be quite different. The economy, for instance, would be plunged into a crisis without the adverts and all the publicity that fuel our desire for limitless consumption. As John Berger observed in his book "Ways of Seeing", all advertising conveys the same simple message: my life will be richer, more fulfilling once I make the next crucial purchase. Adverts persuade us with their images of others who have apparently been transformed and are, as a result, enviable. The purpose is to make me marginally dissatisfied with my life - not with the life of society, just with my individual life. I am supposed to imagine myself transformed after the purchase into an object of envy for others - envy which will then give me back my love of myself.

The prevalence of this social envy is a necessary condition if advertising is to have any hold on us whatsoever. Only if we have got into the habit of comparing ourselves with others and finding ourselves lacking, will we fall prey to the power of advertising. While fanning the flames of our envy advertising keeps us preoccupied with ourselves, our houses, our cars, our holidays and the endless line of new electronic gadgets that suddenly seem indispensable.

Q6).  According to the author of the passage, which of the following statement is true in the context of advertising?

a)      Advertising sells us a whole new brand.

b)      Advertising sells us a whole product.

c)      Advertising sells us an entire lifestyle.

d)      Advertising sells us a cheaper product.

Q7).  Advertising helps in instilling:

a)      Manufacturers desire for limitless consumption.

b)      Customers desire for limitless consumption.

c)      Distributors desire for limitless consumption.

d)      Whole-sellers desire for limitless consumption.

Q8)  According to the book "Ways of Seeing", advertising creates what type of feeling in the people?

a)      Hatred

b)      Love

c)      Sadness

d)      Envy

Q9).  What does the phrase ‘fanning the flames’ mean in the passage?

a)      To make something bigger.

b)      To make something more intense.

c)      To make something less intense.

d)      To make something better.

Q10).  According to the passage, the power of advertising becomes stronger when:

a)      People get into the habit of fighting physically with others.

b)      People get into the habit of making peace with others.

c)      People get into the habit of comparing themselves with others.

d)      People get into the habit of saving money