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IIFT 20152015124View paper
IIFT 20132013128View paper
IIFT 20122012128View paper
IIFT 20102010135View paper
IIFT 20082008150View paper

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1
2015 · Unclassified
IIFT 2015
The Value of x for which the equation will be satisfied, is
A
1
B
2
C
3
D
4
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2
2013 · Unclassified
IIFT 2013
Given below are the shares of sectoral FDI inflow to India in different years (figures in percentage). Answer the questions on the basis of following data.
Among the four sectors mentioned below, the increase in share of FDI inflow between the terminal years 2007 and 2012 has been HIGHEST for
A
Services Sector
B
Construction Development
C
Automobile Industry
D
Power
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3
2012 · Unclassified
IIFT 2012
Answer the questions on the basis of the following table.
Which region witnessed the highest compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of tourists arriving into India?
A
Eastern Europe
B
West Asia
C
South East Asia
D
Central and South America
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4
2010 · Unclassified
IIFT 2010
How many ‘zeroes’ are there in the following sequence which are immediately preceded by a nine but not immediately followed by seven? 7090070890702030045703907
A
One
B
Three
C
Four
D
Two
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5
2008 · Unclassified
IIFT 2008
Three children won prizes in the ‘Tech India Quiz’ contest. They are from three schools: Lancer, Columbus and Leelavati, which are located in different states. One of the children is named Binod. Lancer school’s contestant did not come first. Leelavati school’s contestant’s name is Rahman. Columbus school is not located in Andhra Pradesh. The contest from Maharashtra got third place and is not from Leelavati School. The contestant from Karnataka did not secure first position. Columbus school’s contestant’s name is not Badal. Which of the following statements is TRUE?
A
1st prize: Rahman (Leelavati), 2nd prize: Binod (Columbus), 3rd prize: Badal (Lancer)
B
1st prize: Badal (Lancer), 2nd prize: Rahman (Leelavati), 3rd prize: Binod (Columbus)
C
1st prize: Binod (Columbus), 2nd prize: Badal (Lancer), 3rd prize: Rahman (Leelavati)
D
1st prize: Binod (Columbus), 2nd prize: Rahman (Leelavati), 3rd prize: Badal (Lancer)
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6
2015 · Unclassified
IIFT 2015
The internal evaluation for Economics course in an Engineering programme is based on the score of four quizzes. Rahul has secured 70, 90 and 80 in the first three quizzes. The fourth quiz has ten True-False type questions, each carrying 10 marks. What is the probability that Rahul’s average internal marks for the Economics course is more than 80, given that he decides to guess randomly on the final quiz? Assume no negative marks for wrong answers & he attempts all 10 questions.
A
1024-11-25 13:46:26
B
1024-10-26 13:46:26
C
12/256
D
11/256
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