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Caritor Inc. |
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PATTERN - NOV 2003 |
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Hi Chetana,
I took the test before three weeks,Here are few of the questions
i remember.
There are two sections
The aptitude section is very easy
1.aptitude(30 minutes,30 questions)
*verbal
1.analogies
2.word_____word
there would be five options,out of which one word would
belong to the same categorie as the remaining
words.
*logical reasoning(like GRE,but easy)
*non-verbal
1.what would be the next figure in the sequence
*quantitative aptitude
*time and work(easy)
*allegation and mixture
a's concentration is 10%,b's 20%,c's 30%.the liquids are
mixed in the ratio 1:2:3.the resultant concentration of the
mixture is 23%.find each's concentration.
(I am not sure about the numbers)
*time and distance
in a 100m race 'a' is ahead of 'b' by 10feets.if the speed
of b is increased by 3m/s she is ahead of 'a' by 10feets in 120m
race.find the speed of 'a'.
*age(easy)
*data interpretation
(questions were asked from the above models for me)
2.c or c++(it's your choice to choose one,30 minutes,30 questions)
it was bit tough
*pointers
*function pointer
*structure
struct emp
{
Int a;
char b;
};
struct mn
{
double c;
struct emp d;
} q;
Q.sizeof(q)
ans:11(check it)
*char a="kamal";
char p*="anand";
a)compilation error
b)runtime error
c)work properly
d)
*char a[]={10,20,20,30};
char *p;
int b;
p=&a;
b=*p++;
printf("%d",b);
*if there is a global variable defined in another file is it
necessary to define it again
in the current program.
(this is all i remember,
with regards,
P.Manjunath. |
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