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part 1 of paper 


first aptitude having five sections (50 questions and 45 minutes) 

part 2 
second c debugging (test ur c skills - yashwant kanitkar)(questions 20 time 30 min.) 

paper 1 

section one 

15 questions (data sufficiency) 
a alone is sufficient 
b alone is sufficient 
a and b are both sufficient 
a and b both are insufficient 

section two 

five questions (reading comprehence ) 
very easy 

section three 

15 questions (logical reasoning) 
a pare is given and some hints are given u can fine  out the ans 

one hotel has two zones (east and west)  not all east zone flats have ocean view but all weat zone flats have harbour view  all ocean view flats has extra charge in harbour view flats above and on 3rd floor have extra charge west zone flats lower than 3rd floor some has kitchen so extra charge all other flats of east zone not having ocean view has kitchen so extra charges 



section four 

10 questions verbal reasoning four or five sentences are given related to single topic  four options are given which are having order of  three sentences(abe or bec)  select correct order 

sections five 

five computational questions which were easy 

* total 12 members half are in club a one third in b and one fourth in c how many are not in any club 
ans 5(check) 

these type of questions u can find in 
R. S. Agrawal 
or IMS package of CAT 

in question it was written that all five sections carry their cutoffs so attempt all but in electrical one guy was selected who didnot attempt reading comprehension but attempted all 45 questions this paper also has negative marking of 50% 

paper 2 

1.what does p in 
const char *p 
stands for 
p can be changed like this 

2.main() 
sturct date { 
char name[20]; 
int age ; 
float sal; 
}; 
sturct data d ={"rajesh"}; 
printf("%d%f",d.age,d.sal); 
} 
tell the output 

3.main() 
int i=7; 
printf("%d"i++*i++); 
output 

4.void main() 
{ 
int d ; 
int i=10; 
d =sizeof(++i); 
printf("%d"); 
output 

5.difference between 
extern int f(); 
int f(); 

6.choose correct 
(i)stack is automatically cleared 
(ii)heap is automatically cleared 
(iii)user has to clear stack and heap 
(iv)system takes care of ---------- 

7. What,ll be the output: 
main() 
{char *a,*f(); 
a=f(); 
printf("%s",a); 
} 
char *f() 
{return("Hello World"); 

8.What,ll be the output: 
main() 
{char*a,*f(); 
a=char*malloc(20*sizeof(char)); 
a=f(); 
printf("%s",a); 
} 
char *f() 
{char n[20]; 
strcpy(n,"Hello World"); 
return(n); 
} 
9.What is the error : 
main() 
{int j=10; 
switch(j) 
{ case 20: 
pritnf("Less than 20"); 
break; 
case 30: 
printf("Less than 30"); 
break; 
default: 
printf("hello"); 
} 

10.which is valid : 
(i)char arr[10]; 
arr="hello"; 
(ii) char arr[]="hello"; 

11. 
main() 
{ 
char *str; 
str=char*malloc(20*sizeof(char)); 
strcpy(str,"test"); 
strcat(str,,!,); 
printf("%s",str); 
} 

12. How many times main is get called : 
main() 
{ 
printf("Jumboree"); 
main(); 
} 
ans: till stack overflow. 

13. Which statement is true about main : 
(i) Varible no. of Arguments can be passed main. 
(ii) Main can be called from main(); 
(iii) We can,t pass arguments are passed in main 
(iv) main always returns an int 

14. Output ? 
main() 
{ 
int i,j; 
for(i=0,j=0;i