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Q1mediummcqMental Ability and ReasoningUP Police Assistant Operator Exam2026
Consider the conditions for selecting faculty members in a School:
a. Age between 23 to 28 years as of April, 2024.
b. Work experience of minimum 3 years.
c. Postgraduate degree in relevant subject with at least marks.
d. Minimum of 25 marks in the interview, out of 50.
e. If the candidate does not have PG, the case is to be referred to the senior faculty member.
f. If the candidate does not score minimum marks in the interview, the case is to be referred to Principal of the School.
g. If the candidate satisfies all other qualifications except the age limit, the case is to be referred to the Board of Directors of the School.

Which course of action should be taken for Sudha Ranjan based on the following information?
Sudha Ranjan has an MCA with marks. Date of birth: February 12, 1999. 5 years of experience as a teacher. Obtained 55% marks in the interview (i.e., marks out of 50).
Q2mediummcqReasoningPractice Test2026
A hospital is recruiting nurses for its Intensive Care Unit. The criteria for selection are as follows:
a. Bachelor's degree in Nursing.
b. Certification in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS).
c. Minimum of years of experience in Critical Care Nursing.
d. Score of marks in a competency-based interview.
e. If the candidate does not have ACLS certification, the case is to be referred to the senior specialist.
f. If the candidate does not score minimum marks in the interview, the case is to be referred to Head of Nursing Department.
g. If the candidate satisfies all other qualifications except work experience, the case is to be referred to the Director of the Centre.

Based on the scenario, what course of action should be taken for Priya Singh?
Scenario: B.Sc. Nursing, ACLS certified, Scored marks in the interview. Experience of years including years in Intensive Care Units.
Q3mediummcqReasoningCompetitive Exam Paper2026
Read the following information to answer the given question:
Following are the conditions for awarding Rs. 5 lakh compensation to a farmer for loss due to flood.
A) The farm affected by flood should be atleast of 5 acres, but NOT more than 25 acres.
B) The flooded farm should be atleast 2 feet under water for atleast 1 week.
C) Other income of the farmer should NOT be more than Rs. 20,000/ month.
D) The farm should have standing crop at the time of flooding.
E) The farm should be uninsured.

However, in case a farmer fulfills all other criteria EXCEPT-

1. C above, any subsidy received can be excluded from other income.
2. D above, if harvested and crop was submerged in floods then only Rs. 2.5 lakh will be awarded.
3. E above, if insured and insurance claimed is less than Rs. 5 lakh, then only difference will be compensated.

Based on these criteria and information provided below, decide the course of action in the given case. You are NOT to assume anything.

Case of Farmer X:
Farmer X has 30 acres of farm of which 15 acres was under 2 feet flood water for 10 days. The farmer's other income of Rs. 25,000/ month includes Rs. 6,000/ month subsidy. The farm had unharvested crop when it was flooded. The farm was NOT insured.
Q4mediummcqReasoningCompetitive Exam Paper2026
Read the following information to answer the given question:
Following are the conditions for awarding Rs. 5 lakh compensation to a farmer for loss due to flood.
A) The farm affected by flood should be atleast of 5 acres, but NOT more than 25 acres.
B) The flooded farm should be atleast 2 feet under water for atleast 1 week.
C) Other income of the farmer should NOT be more than Rs. 20,000/ month.
D) The farm should have standing crop at the time of flooding.
E) The farm should be uninsured.

However, in case a farmer fulfills all other criteria EXCEPT-

1. C above, any subsidy received can be excluded from other income.
2. D above, if harvested and crop was submerged in floods then only Rs. 2.5 lakh will be awarded.
3. E above, if insured and insurance claimed is less than Rs. 5 lakh, then only difference will be compensated.

Based on these criteria and information provided below, decide the course of action in the given case. You are NOT to assume anything.

Case of Farmer Y:
Farmer Y has NO other income. His 10 acre farm was flooded for 8 days under two and a half feet of water. The farmer receives NO subsidy and the crop was standing at the time of flooding. The farm was NOT insured.
Q5mediummcqReasoningCompetitive Exam Paper2026
Read the following information to answer the given question:
Following are the conditions for awarding Rs. 5 lakh compensation to a farmer for loss due to flood.
A) The farm affected by flood should be atleast of 5 acres, but NOT more than 25 acres.
B) The flooded farm should be atleast 2 feet under water for atleast 1 week.
C) Other income of the farmer should NOT be more than Rs. 20,000/ month.
D) The farm should have standing crop at the time of flooding.
E) The farm should be uninsured.

However, in case a farmer fulfills all other criteria EXCEPT-

1. C above, any subsidy received can be excluded from other income.
2. D above, if harvested and crop was submerged in floods then only Rs. 2.5 lakh will be awarded.
3. E above, if insured and insurance claimed is less than Rs. 5 lakh, then only difference will be compensated.

Based on these criteria and information provided below, decide the course of action in the given case. You are NOT to assume anything.

Case of Farmer Z:
Farmer Z has Rs. 20,000/ month other income. The crop was harvested but was lying in the field and submerged during flooding. 10 out of 15 acres were under 2.5 feet of water for a week. The farmer has claimed zero insurance.
Q6mediummcqReasoningUP Police Constable Previous Paper2026
Read the following information to answer the given question.
Following are the conditions for issuing a passport.
A) The applicant must be born in the country or be married to a citizen of the country
B) The applicant should possess the unique identity card for proof of name, address and age.
C) The candidate should produce 12th pass certificate for education proof, if NOT a minor.
D) A minor is under 18 years of age. A minor should possess the unique identity card of either parent.
E) For reissue of passport applicant should submit old passport. For fresh issue applicant should submit affidavit.

However, in case an applicant who fulfills all other criteria EXCEPT:

1. A above, in case the applicant was born outside the country, the application is referred to passport head office.
2. C above, if applicant has NOT passed 12th, the application is referred to passport Head Office.
3. E above, in case the old passport is lost, the application will be treated as a fresh issue.

Based on these criteria and information provided below, decide the course of action in each case. You are NOT to assume anything.

Case:
15-year-old Vijay was born in the country, has the unique identity card, has NOT yet passed his 12th and has his old passport. Only his mother has a unique identity card, but his father does NOT as he was NOT born in the country.
Q7mediummcqGeneral Intelligence and ReasoningCompetitive Exam2026
Read the following information to answer the given question.
Conditions for issuing a passport:
A) The applicant must be born in the country or be married to a citizen of the country.
B) The applicant should possess the unique identity card for proof of name, address and age.
C) The candidate should produce a pass certificate for education proof, if NOT a minor.
D) A minor is under years of age. A minor should possess the unique identity card of either parent.
E) For reissue of passport, the applicant should submit the old passport. For a fresh issue, the applicant should submit an affidavit.

Exceptions:
In case an applicant fulfills all other criteria EXCEPT:

1. A above, if the applicant was born outside the country, the application is referred to the passport head office.
2. C above, if the applicant has NOT passed , the application is referred to the passport head office.
3. E above, in case the old passport is lost, the application will be treated as a fresh issue.

Based on these criteria and information provided below, decide the course of action. You are NOT to assume anything.

Profile: -year-old Sam is married to Rita who is a citizen of the country. He has the required affidavit for a fresh passport. He has the unique identity cards both of himself as well as his wife.
Q8mediummcqGeneral Intelligence and ReasoningCompetitive Exam2026
Read the following information to answer the given question.
Conditions for issuing a passport:
A) The applicant must be born in the country or be married to a citizen of the country.
B) The applicant should possess the unique identity card for proof of name, address and age.
C) The candidate should produce a pass certificate for education proof, if NOT a minor.
D) A minor is under years of age. A minor should possess the unique identity card of either parent.
E) For reissue of passport, the applicant should submit the old passport. For a fresh issue, the applicant should submit an affidavit.

Exceptions:
In case an applicant fulfills all other criteria EXCEPT:

1. A above, if the applicant was born outside the country, the application is referred to the passport head office.
2. C above, if the applicant has NOT passed , the application is referred to the passport head office.
3. E above, in case the old passport is lost, the application will be treated as a fresh issue.

Based on these criteria and information provided below, decide the course of action. You are NOT to assume anything.

Profile: Seema has lost her old passport. She is years old, was born outside the country and she does NOT have the unique identity card and is educated till the . She has the affidavit.

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