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Christ University BBA Entrance Test · Paper 5

20 MCQs · English 4, General Knowledge 3, Fundamental Accounting 2, Reasoning 4, Mathematics 4, Data Analysis & Interpretation 3

A wrong answer costs a quarter mark in the real test.

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Section 1 · English

  1. Q1Vocabulary › Confusing WordsEasy

    Choose the correct word to fill the blank.

    The new leave policy will ______ every employee in the company.

  2. Q2Vocabulary › SynonymsMedium

    Choose the word closest in meaning to EPHEMERAL.

  3. Q3Reading Comprehension › Vocabulary in ContextEasy

    Read the passage and answer the question.

    In many villages, farmers draw water for their fields from the same underground aquifer. Each farmer keeps the full benefit of the extra water he pumps, while the cost, a falling water table, is shared by everyone. So each has a reason to pump more, even though all of them would be better off if every farmer pumped less. Some villages have managed to check the decline by agreeing on limits that the farmers enforce among themselves, instead of waiting for outside regulation.

    As used in the passage, the word 'check' most nearly means:

  4. Q4Grammar › Error SpottingMedium

    Find the part of the sentence that has an error. If the sentence is correct, mark 'No error'.

    Scarcely had the meeting begun / than the fire alarm went off / and everyone rushed outside.

Section 2 · General Knowledge

  1. Q5General Knowledge › GeographyEasy

    Which Indian state has the longest coastline?

  2. Q6General Knowledge › SportsEasy

    The 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup, which India won, was co-hosted by India and which other country?

  3. Q7General Knowledge › Science & TechnologyEasy

    In 2025, Shubhanshu Shukla became the first Indian astronaut to visit the International Space Station. Which mission took him there?

Section 3 · Fundamental Accounting

  1. Q8Fundamental Accounting › Final AccountsEasy

    While preparing final accounts, a trader is told that salaries of ₹12,000 for March are outstanding. How is this adjustment treated?

  2. Q9Fundamental Accounting › Trial Balance & RectificationHard

    A trial balance did not agree, and the difference was put to a suspense account. Later these errors were found:

    I. The sales book was undercast by ₹3,000.

    II. ₹1,200 paid to a supplier, Ravi, was debited to his account as ₹2,100.

    III. Rent of ₹800 paid in cash was not posted to the Rent account.

    Once these errors are corrected, the suspense account closes. What was its original balance?

Section 4 · Reasoning

  1. Q10Logical Reasoning › Direction SenseEasy

    Riya stands facing north. She turns 90° clockwise, then 180° anticlockwise, and then 45° clockwise. Which direction is she facing now?

  2. Q11Critical Reasoning › Statement & ConclusionEasy

    Statement:

    All passengers must show a valid photo ID at the airport entry gate. Passengers without one will not be allowed in.

    Conclusions:

    I. Everyone at the airport entry gate is a passenger.

    II. A passenger who has no valid photo ID cannot enter through that gate.

    Which conclusion(s) follow from the statement?

  3. Q12Logical Reasoning › AnalogyEasy

    Find the missing number.

    CAT : 24 :: DOG : ?

  4. Q13Logical Reasoning › Seating ArrangementMedium

    Seven colleagues, Pooja, Qadir, Rahul, Sunil, Tanvi, Uma and Vivek, sit in a single line facing north.

    Pooja sits immediately to the right of Tanvi, and Vivek sits immediately to the right of Pooja.

    Sunil sits at one of the ends, immediately to the right of Uma.

    Exactly one person sits between Pooja and Qadir.

    Exactly two people sit between Rahul and Vivek.

    Who sits exactly in the middle of the line?

Section 5 · Mathematics

  1. Q14Arithmetic › AveragesEasy

    The average of five numbers is 24. When one of the numbers is removed, the average of the remaining four numbers is 22. Which number was removed?

  2. Q15Number System › Unit DigitEasy

    What is the units digit of 7947^{94}?

  3. Q16Algebra › Algebraic IdentitiesEasy

    If x+1x=5x + \frac{1}{x} = 5, what is the value of x3+1x3x^3 + \frac{1}{x^3}?

  4. Q17Modern Math › ProbabilityMedium

    A pair of fair dice is rolled. What is the probability that the total is a multiple of 4 or that the two dice show the same number?

Section 6 · Data Analysis & Interpretation

  1. Q18Data Interpretation › TablesEasy

    The table shows the marks of three students (out of 100).

    StudentMathsEnglishScience
    Riya726481
    Kabir905675
    Neel548066

    What is the ratio of Neel's marks in Maths to Kabir's marks in Maths?

  2. Q19Data Interpretation › TablesEasy

    The table shows a household's monthly electricity bill (in ₹).

    MonthBill (₹)
    Jan2,340
    Feb2,180
    Mar2,460
    Apr2,890
    May3,240
    Jun3,090

    What was the average monthly bill from January to June?

  3. Q20Data Interpretation › TablesMedium

    The table shows a retailer's sales (in ₹ crore) through its two channels.

    YearOnlineStores
    2023120280
    2024165335

    By how many percentage points did the share of online sales in total sales rise from 2023 to 2024?

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