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⚡ **The Challenge:** You have a strict **20-minute mandate**. Conquer the task and conclude your work precisely on time. 🎯!

⚡ **OOps:** TIME'S UP 🎯!

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JNVST Class 6: Maths Mock Test-3

This quiz is designed to boost your speed and accuracy for the Navodaya Entrance Exam.

Questions: 25

Time Limit: **20 Minutes** (Faster than the real exam!)

Section: Maths

Structured Instructions:

1. 1. Time Limit: You have **20 minutes** to complete all 25questions. This enhanced limit is to develop your speed!
2. 2. Scoring: There is **NO negative marking**. Attempt all questions to maximize your score.
3. 3. Question Format: All questions are **Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)**. Select only one best option for each.
4. 4. Time Management: Aim to spend **less than 1 minutes per question**. This disciplined speed practice is crucial for the actual JNVST.
5. 5. Focus: Be ready for all types of Maths questions (Number System, Percentage, Profit & loss, Simple interest, Speed, Distance & time.... etc.).
6. 6. Best Practice: Sit in a quiet environment, avoid distractions, and treat this seriously to get the most benefit.

"Solve fast, think smart. Your future Navodaya seat starts here!"

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Category: MEASUREMENT

1) A bus left Delhi for Amritsar at 5 : 30 pm and reached Amritsar at 7 : 36 am next day. How much time did it take to reach Amritsar?

A) 14 h 6 min

B) 2 h 6 min

C) 13 h 6 min

D) 12 h 6 min

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Category: SPEED, DISTANCE AND TIME

2) If a train runs at a speed of 140 km/h, how much distance will it cover in 5 hours 30 minutes?

A) 770 km

B) 800 km

C) 700 km

D) 675 km

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Category: SPEED, DISTANCE AND TIME

3) An autorickshaw goes with a speed of 14 km/h. How much distance will it go in 2 h 15 min?

A) 30.5 km

B) 32 km

C) 32.5 km

D) 31.5 km

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Category: Ratio and Proportion

4) In a ratio which is equal to 3 : 7, if the antecedent is 33, what is the consequent?

A) 75

B) 80

C) 77

D) 76

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Category: Percentage

5) What is 40% of a number whose 200% is 90?

A) 20

B) 16

C) 80

D) 18

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Category: FOUR FUNDAMENTAL OPERATIONS ON WHOLE NUMBERS

6) Rajesh’s weight is 5 kg less than Ram’s weight and Neha’s weight is 3 kg more than Ram’s weight. If the weight of three is 103 kg, then the weight of Ram is

A) 38 Kg

B) 33 Kg

C) 35 Kg

D) 34 Kg

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Category: FOUR FUNDAMENTAL OPERATIONS ON WHOLE NUMBERS

7) The greatest number of three digits divisible by 5 is

A) 105

B) 990

C) 995

D) 9990

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Category: Ratio and Proportion

8) 3 : 5 :: 60 : x, find the value of x

A) 100

B) 160

C) 140

D) 120

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Category: SIMPLE INTEREST

9) At 25% per annum interest in how many years the simple interest on a sum of money triple itself?

A) 12

B) 10

C) 4

D) 6

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Category: PROFIT, LOSS AND DISCOUNT

10) By selling an article for ₹ 3375 a person loses 10%. Find his profit for loss per cent, if he sell it for ₹ 4500.

A) 28

B) 24

C) None of these

D) 18

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Category: SIMPLE INTEREST

11) In what time ₹ 4250 amounts to ₹ 5610 at the rate 8 % per annum?

A) 4 %

B) 6 %

C) 8 %

D) 5 %

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Category: Percentage

12) Sachin got 60% marks in Maths and 3 marks less than Maths in Science. If the total marks are 150, how many marks he scored in Science?

A) 95

B) 87

C) 63

D) 90

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Category: Percentage

13) What rate per cent is 1 min 12 s to 1h?

A) 2%

B) 3%

C) 5%

D) 4%

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Category: MEASUREMENT

14) At the start of a journey, the meter of a car reads 678.3 km. At the end of the journey, the meter reads 913.5 km. What was the distance covered by the car during the journey?

A) 235.2 km

B) 931.5 km

C) 1591.8 km

D) 687.3 km

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Category: FACTORS AND MULTIPLES

15) Common multiple for the numbers 4, 8 and 10, within the first 10 multiples is

A) 48

B) 50

C) 40

D) 20

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Category: SPEED, DISTANCE AND TIME

16) Manu runs at a speed of 2 m/s in a 5 km race. How much time will she take to complete the race?

A) 40 min

B) 41 min 40 s

C) 41 min

D) 42 min 40 s

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Category: SPEED, DISTANCE AND TIME

17) 63 km/h can be expressed into m/s as

A) 17 m/s

B) 16.5m/s

C) 17.5 m/s

D) 16 m/s

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Category: SIMPLE INTEREST

18) An amount becomes double in 10 yr when it is given on simple interest. The rate of interest per annum is

A) 10%

B) 50%

C) 20%

D) 100%

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Category: SPEED, DISTANCE AND TIME

19) A train 100 m in length is running at a speed of 72 km/h. What is the time taken by the train to cross a bridge of length 525 m?

A) 0.075 h

B) 0.087 h

C) 0.75 h

D) 0.0087 h

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Category: MEASUREMENT

20) A train was 1 h 45 min late by its time. It reached at a station at 12:30. What was its exact time of arrival at that station?

A) 11:15

B) 12:15

C) 12:15

D) 2 :15

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Category: Percentage

21) A student has to secure 40% marks to pass. If he gets 20 marks and fails by 20 marks, the maximum marks are

A) 20

B) 80

C) 40

D) 100

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Category: FOUR FUNDAMENTAL OPERATIONS ON WHOLE NUMBERS

22) Which of the greatest four digits number,is exactly divisible by 88?

A) 9966

B) 9944

C) 9996

D) 9988

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Category: APPROXIMATION OF EXPRESSIONS

23) Approximation value of (789 x 390 ) is

A) 28

B) 24

C) 32

D) 21

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Category: Average

24) The average of 20 values is 18. If 3 is subtracted from each of the values, then the new average will be

A) 17

B) 15

C) 16

D) 21

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Category: Unitary Rule

25) If the cost of 3 chairs is ₹ 9, then what will be the cost of 12 dozen chairs?

A) ₹432

B) ₹332

C) ₹36

D) ₹124

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Before You Begin:

• Focus on Learning: Remember, mock tests are designed to help you identify strengths and weaknesses, not just score high. Approach them as learning opportunities, not stressful exams.
• Create a Conducive Environment: Find a quiet, distraction-free space where you can focus completely.
• Gather Essentials: Have a pen, paper, calculator (if allowed), and a timer handy to simulate real exam conditions.
• Manage Time Wisely: The mock test will be timed, just like the actual JNVST. Use a timer to practice pacing yourself and completing questions efficiently.

During the Test:

• Read Carefully: Pay close attention to instructions and read each question thoroughly before answering.
• Eliminate Options: Use strategies like eliminating wrong answers to increase your chances of selecting the correct one.
• Don’t Rush: Work steadily and avoid rushing through questions. Take your time to understand each question and choose the best answer.
• Mark Uncertain Questions: If you’re unsure about a question, mark it and come back to it later. Don’t waste time dwelling on difficult questions.
• Review Your Answers: If time permits, go back and review your answers before submitting the test.

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• Analyze Your Performance: Take time to review your score report and identify areas of strength and weakness.
• Focus on Improvement: Use the insights from the mock test to target your studies and practice strategies for improvement.
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• Mistakes Are Valuable: Don’t be discouraged by mistakes. They provide valuable opportunities for growth.
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