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103 (2 - A)

1. † ’ðâÿå˜™ÄåÔå²µåÑ–Ó ²ìåìæ²™˜µð Õ×åÖÁµå ÔðëÁµåÑ ÄæÏ²ìåê Õ¦ÿæöÄå ÇÈåÐ²ìðëé˜µæÑ²ìåê ÜÈæÀÇÝÜÝÁµå

“é½¤ ÜÈåÑêÓ¼å¾Áµð ?

(1) ÔåìæÏÁ¿·™éÔó õ²™Ç·ÝÑæÓ

(2) ….„²µó. ßðÅÐ

(3) Š´µåÍÒ µó Ñðëé’æ µó¤

(4) ’åÄå¤Ñó ’æÏÑ–ÖÄó ˜µðë´µæ µó¤

2. ÄæÏ²ìåê Õ¦ÿæöÄå ƒÁ·µåùÏ²ìåêÄåÁµå ×æ•ÿð µåâÿåÑ–Ó ˜µæâ–²ìåêÑ–Ó ˜µåêÒ´™Äå ôåÑÄð²ìåê ƒÁ·µåùÏ²ìåêÄåÔåÄåêÆ Ôåìæ µåêÔå …¼å²µð ƒÁ·µåùÏ²ìåêÄå ÕÚÈå²ìåêÔåÄåêÆ ‹ÄðÒÁµåê ’å²µð²ìåêê¼æ¾²µð

(1) ÄæÏ²ìåê Ôðñ¦ÿæöÅ’å Ôæ²ìåêêôåÑÄæ ×æÜÈå¾ø

(2) ÄæÏ²ìåê Ôðñ¦ÿæöÅ’å ƒ˜µæÆûÏÜÈå¾ø

(3) ÄæÏ²ìåê Ôðñ¦ÿæöÅ’å ¨éÔå×æÜÈå¾ø

(4) ÄæÏ²ìåê Ôðñ¦ÿæöÅ’å ÔåêÄå‘×æÜÈå¾ø

3. ÜÈåêâÿåêä ÇÈå¼ð¾ ²ìåêÒ¼åÐÔåÄåêÆ Ôåê¼ðë¾ÒÁµåê ßðÜÈå²™ÅÒÁµåÑë ’å²µð²ìåêê¼æ¾²µð

(1) ÇÈæÑ–˜µæÐÇ·Èó

(2) ÇÈæÑ–˜µæÄó

(3) ÇÈðñ ’æ´µó¤

(4) „Ôå¼å¤Äå ÊßåêÊ·åê¦ ²µðé•ÿæ¡¼åÐ

4. † ’ðâÿå’åÒ µåÔå²µåÑ–Ó ²ìåìæ²µåê §ÊÌ “ÊðÐûñÄó Êð²µåâÿåêÔåêêÁµðÐ Õ¦ÿæöÄå” Áµå ÔåêëÑÇÈåíú²µåêÚÈå ?

(1) Ç·Èæ²µó ÔðÑó

(2) Ç·ÝùÐéÔåêÄó

(3) Ç·ÝùÐéÔåìæÏÜÈåÄó

(4) ÇÈð²™Ð ÔåìæÏÜÈåÄó

5. ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µå Áµåï×æÏÔåâ–²ìåê ×ðëéÁ·µåÄð²ìåêÑ–Ó † ’ðâÿå ™ÄåÔåíú˜µåâÿåÑ–Ó ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµåê ×ðëéÁ·µåÄæ ÕÁ·µæÄåÔåÑÓ ?

(1) ÜÈåê²µåêâ– ÕÁ·µæÄå

(2) ˜™Ð´µó ÕÁ·µæÄå (3) ÑëÇÈó ƒÁ¿·µåÔæ ÔåÒ“ ÕÁ·µæÄå (4) ²µðé´™²ìåêÑó ÕÁ·µæÄå

6. §ÒÁµåê ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µå Áµåï×åÏÁµåÑ–Ó Áµðë²µå“Áµå ¼åêÒ µæÁµå ‡ÇÈå’å²µå¸ÔåÄåêÆ ÄæÏ²ìåê Õ¦ÿæöÄå ÇÈåÐ²ìðëé˜µæÑ²ìåêÁµå ²ìåìæÔå ÕÊ·æ˜µåÁµåÑ–Ó ÇÈå²™é“ÛÜÈåê¼æ¾²µð ?

(1) Ê·ò½’å ÕÊ·æ˜µå (2) ¨éÔå×æÜÝ¾øé²ìåê ÕÊ·æ˜µå (3) Ôåê²µå µðÑÜÈå ÕÊ·æ˜µå (4) §ÒÁµåê ÜÈåêâ–Ôåíú „˜™ ÊâÿåÜÈåêÔåíúÁµðé …ÑÓ

7. ÕÜÈå¾üï¼åÔæ˜™ Õ×ðÓéÚÈå¹ð Ôåìæ´µåÊßåêÁµæÁµå ‡ÜÝ²µæ®Áµå ²µðé•ÿæ¡¼åÐ Áµæ•Ñð²ìåêÄåêÆ ÇÈå µð²ìåêÑê ÄæÔåíú ‡ÇÈå²ìðëé˜™ÜÈåêÔåíúÁµåê

(1) àÜÈðë±é˜µæÐÒ (2) ÄåëÏÔðëé˜µæÐÇ·Èó (3) ÇÈæÑ–˜µæÐÇ·Èó (4) ÇÈæÑ–˜µæÄó

8. ÜÈå²µåº ßåÒ¼å’å²µå ÄåÔåêëÄð µåâÿæÁµå ÕÚÈåÄå²™, ÕêÚÈåÄå²™, ÇÈåÔå²µó ƒÁ¿·µåÔæ ’åÒ ðëÐéÑó Ôåê¼åê¾ ßð´µðëÅÜÝ±’ó ŠÒÊÒ¼åßå ÄåÔåêëÄð µåâÿåÄåêÆ † ’ðâÿå’åÒ µåÔåíú˜µåâÿåÑ–Ó ²ìåìæ²µåê Åé´™Áµå²µåê ?

(1) ×æ Ôåê¼åê¾ Ôðê’ó ’ð (2) ×ðÑæ¤’ó ßðëéÔåìóÞ Ôåê¼åê¾ ´µðë²ìåêÑó

(3) ßðëéÔåìóÞ Ôåê¼åê¾ ´™ Ê˜µå¤²µó (4) ²µðëéÊ¯ó¤ ²µðÜÈåÓ²µó

103 (3 - A)

1. Who among the following is

credited to have established the

world’s first Forensic Science

Laboratory ?

(1) Mathieu Orifilla

(2) E.R. Henry

(3) Edmond Locard

(4) Colonel Calvin Goddard

2. The branch of Forensic Science

that studies the motion of

projectiles in air, along with a

few other areas is called :

(1) Forensic Pneumatology

(2) Forensic Ballistics

(3) Forensic Biology

(4) Forensic Psychology

3. Lie detector is also called by

another name

(1) Polygraph

(2) Polygon

(3) Pie chard

(4) Frequency polygon graph

4. Who among the following is a

pioneer of Brain Fingerprinting ?

(1) Farwell

(2) Freeman

(3) Freemason

(4) Perry Mason

5. Which of these is not a method

of a crime scene search ?

(1) Spiral (2) Grid

(3) Loop (4) Radial

6. A broken tool found at a crime

scene is examined at which of

these sections of the Forensic

Science Laboratory ?

(1) Physical

(2) Biological

(3) Carpentry

(4) Not used as a clue at all

7. To secure a graphic record of

breathing that can be analysed in

detail we use a

(1) Histogram

(2) Pneumograph

(3) Polygraph

(4) Polygon

8. Who among the following gave

the typology of serial killers as –

Visionary, Missionary, Power or

control and Hedonistic ?

(1) Shaw & Mc Cay

(2) Sherlock Holmes & Doyale

(3) Holmes & De Burger

(4) Robert Ressler

103 (4 - A)

9. ÔåêÒÇÈå²µåê ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ Ôåìæ´µåêÔæ˜µå ÊâÿåÜÈåêÔå ²µåÜÈæ²ìåêÅ’å ÔåÜÈåê¾ ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµðÒÁµå²µð

(1) ÜÈðëé´™²ìåêÒ ÜÈðñ²ìåêÄðñ µó

(2) ÜÈðëé´™²ìåêÒ Êðñ’æÊðë¤Äðé¯ó

(3) ÜÈðëé´™²ìåêÒ Á¿·µå²ìðëéÇÈðÒ¯æ ðëéÄðé¯ó

(4) ÜÈðëé´™²ìåêÒ ÔåìæÄðë µåêÓ¯æ²µðé¯ó

10. † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµå²µåÑ–Ó Š²µå µåê ƒÁ¿·µåÔæ ßð¡¢Äå ÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ²ìåêÑ–Ó ˆàÜÈåêÔå ƒÜÝÀ²µå ÜÈæÒ•–Ï’å ÇÈåÐ½“Ð²ìåìæ Ôðé²™²ìåêÊÑó µð

ÜÈåÒÊÒÁ·™ÜÝÁµð ?

(1) ƒÄðé’æ¼åÍ’å àÒ¦²™¼å

(2) Á™ÖÇÈåÁµåÔåíúâÿåä àÒ¦²™¼å

(3) ƒÄðé’æ¼åÍ’å ƒÔåÄå½ (ÕÔåêê•˜µåâÿåê)

(4) Áµå¼æ¾Ò×å ÄåëÏÄå¼ð

11. Š²µå µå“”Ò¼å ßð¡¢Äå ßåÒ¼å˜µåâÿåÑ–Ó ÄåêÏÔåê²™’ó Ôðé²™²ìåêÊÑóÞ Ôåê¾¼åê ’ð ð µðë²™’åÑó Ôðé²™²ìåêÊÑóÞ ˜µåâÿå Äå µåêÕÄå ÜÈåÒÊÒÁ·µåÔåÄåêÆ ÇÈå²™é“ÛÜÈåÑê † ’ðâÿå’åÒ´µå ²ìåìæÔå

ÇÈåÁµåÂÃ½²ìåêÄåêÆ ÊâÿåÜÈåÊßåêÁµåê ?

(1) ÕêéÄó (2) ƒÄðëéÔæ

(3) àÒ¦²™¼å (4) °-ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ

12. ÔæÏÇÝ¾ (²µðéÒ¦ÿó) ŠÒÁµå²µð

(1) ’ðéÒÁ™Ðé²ìåê ÇÈåÐÔåï½¾

(2) Å²µåÒ¼å²µå ßåÒ¡’ð

(3) ÜÈæÔåìæÄåÏ ßåÒ¡’ð

(4) ôðÁµåê²™’ð²ìåê ƒâÿð²ìåêêÕ’ð

13. §ÒÁµåê ÜÈåÔåêÜÈðÏ²ìåê ÇÈå²™ßæ²µå’æ” ™ ßåÑÔåíú ÜÈåÒ×ðëéÁ·µåÄæ Áµæ²™˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ‡ÇÈå²ìðëé˜™ÜÈåêÔåíúÁµåÄåêÆ ‹ÄðÒÁµåê ’å²µð²ìåêÑæ˜µåê¼å¾Áµð

(1) ˜µåÒÊ–·é²µå ÜÈåÒ×ðëéÁ·µåÄð

(2) ƒÊ–·˜µåÔåêÄå ’æ²ìåìæ¤ôå²µå¹ð

(’åÄåÖ¨¤Ò˜µó „ÇÈå²µðéÚÈåÄóÞ)

(3) Å¸¤ÎêÜÈåêÔåíúÁµåê (…ÄóÇ·Èð²µðÄóÞ)

(4) Á™é›å¤ ƒÁ·µåùÏ²ìåêÄå (ÔåìæÏ’ðëÐé

ÜÈå± ™éÜÈó)

14. ¼åêÑÄæ¼åÍ’å „Ôå¼æ¤Ò’åÁµå (Ç·ÝùÐ’ðÖÅÞ²ìåê) ÊÁµåÑæÁµå ÜÈæÔåìæÄåÏ Ôåê¼åê¾ ÜÈå²µåâÿå ÕÁ·µæÄåÔåÄåêÆ ‹ÄðÒÁµåê ’å²µð²ìåêêÔå²µåê

(1) ÔåÏ¼æÏÜÈå (Ôðé²™²ìåêÄóÞ)

(2) ÇÈåÐÔåìæ¹æÄåê˜µåê¸ (ÇÈåÐÇÈðîé×å¤Äó)

(3) ×ðé’å µæÔæ²µåê

(4) ƒÄåêÇÈæ¼å

15. ÜÈåÒ×ðëéÁ·µåÄð Äå µðÜÈåêÔæ˜µå ÜÝÁµæÂÃÒ¼åÁ™ÒÁµå Áµå¼æ¾Ò×åÁµð´µð˜µð Ôåê¼ð¾ ÔæÇÈæÜÈæ˜µåêÔå ƒÁ¿·µåÔæ Áµå¼æ¾Ò×åÁ™ÒÁµå ÜÝÁµæÂÃÒ¼åÁµð µð˜µð Ôåê¼ð¾ ÔæÇÈæÜÈæ˜µåêÔå ÇÈåÐ“Ð²ìðê²ìåêÄåêÆ ²ìåìæÔå ÜÈåÒ×ðëéÁ·µåÄæ “Ð²ìðê ŠÄåêÆÔå²µåê

(1) ƒÄåê˜µåÔåêÄåÁµå ÜÈåÒ×ðëéÁ·µåÄð

(2) Å˜µåÔåêÄæ¼åÍ’å ÜÈåÒ×ðëéÁ·µåÄð

(3) ÕÔå²µå¹æ¼åÍ’å ÜÈåÒ×ðëéÁ·µåÄð

(4) ÜÈåÒ×ðëéÁ·µåÄæ Ôåï¼å¾

103 (5 - A)

9. The chemical substance used to

conduct Narco analysis is :

(1) Sodium cyanide

(2) Sodium Bicarbonate

(3) Sodium Thiopentathonate

(4) Sodium Mano-Glutarate

10. Which of the following relates to

a numeric response variable to

two or more numeric predictor

variables ?

(1) Multiple Regression

(2) Binomial Regression

(3) Multiple Retrogression

(4) Data insufficiency

11. Which of these is used to

examine the relationship

between a numeric variable and

a categorical variable of more

than two levels ?

(1) Mean (2) ANOVA

(3) Regression (4) T-test

12. The range is the _______

(1) Central tendency

(2) Continuous distribution

(3) Normal distribution

(4) Measure of dispersion

13. The use of several research

approaches to solve a single

problem is called as

(1) Serious research

(2) Converging operations

(3) Inference

(4) Macro studies

14. Common and simple method of

comparing frequencies is known

as

(1) Variance

(2) Proportion

(3) Percentage

(4) Ratio

15. The processes of conducting

research moving from theory to

data and back again or data to

theory and back again is known

as

(1) Inductive Research

(2) Deductive Research

(3) Descriptive Research

(4) Research circle

103 (6 - A)

16. ˜µåê¸Ñ’åÛ¸˜µåâÿåê ƒÁ¿·µåÔæ ÔåÏ¼æÏÜÈåÔæ˜µåÊßåêÁµæÁµåÔåíú˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ‹ÄðÒÁµåê ’å²µð²ìåêê¼æ¾²µð

(1) ôå²µå ÇÈå²™Ôåìæ¸ (Ôðé²™²ìåêÊÑó)

(2) ÜÝÀ²µå ÇÈå²™Ôåìæ¸ (’æÄóÞ ðÒ¯ó)

(3) ˆßæ¼åÍ’å (ßðñÇÈðîéÁ¿·™ÜÝÜÈó)

(4) Å²ìåêÒ¼åÐ¸²µåà¼å µåêÒÇÈåíú

17. ÜÈåÖ²ìåêÒ „Á·µæ²™¼å ÜÈåÕêé’ðÛ˜µæ˜™, ÇÈåÐ×ðÆ µåâÿåÄðëÆâÿå˜µðëÒ´™²µåêÔå ÜÈåÕêé’æÛ ‡ÇÈå’å²µå¸ÔåÄåêÆ ‹ÄðÒÁµåê ’å²µð²ìåêêÔå²µåê

(1) ÜÈåÒÁµå×å¤Äå ÜÈåë¡

(2) ÇÈåÐ×æÆÔåâ–

(3) ƒÔåÑðëé’åÄå

(4) ÇÈåÐ’å²µå¸ ƒÁ·µåùÏ²ìåêÄå

18. † ’ðâÿå’åÒ µå ²ìåìæÔå ÜÈåë¼åÐÔåÄåêÆ ÊâÿåÜÝ’ðëÒ µåê Åé µåÑæÁµå §ÒÁµåê Äå˜µå²µåÁµå (’åôæ¥) ƒÇÈå’åÖ Ôåê²µå Áµå²µå ÇÈåÐÔåìæ¸ÔåÄåêÆ ÇÈåÐ½ 1000 ¦ÄåÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ µð ÜÈæÕÄå ÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ’åÒ´µåêà´™²ìåêÊßåêÁµåê

(1) ƒÇÈå’åÖ Ôåê²µå¸ ÇÈåÐÔåìæ¸ =

§®ê± ¦ÄåÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ§®ê± ÜÈæÕÄå ÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ × 1000


§®ê± ¦ÄåÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ§®ê± ÜÈæÕÄå ÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ × 100


§®ê± ÜÈæÕÄå ÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ §®ê± ¦ÄåÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ × 1000


§®ê± ÜÈæÕÄå ÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ §®ê± ¦ÄåÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ × 100

19. 24, 24, 27, 26, 22, 24, 25, 21, 22,

25 …Áµå²µå ÔæÏÇÝ¾²ìåêê

(1) 10 (2) 6

(3) 27 (4) 21

20. ÇÈæÑ–Ôåê²µðÜÈó ôðñÄó ²™²ìåìæ’åÛÄó ¼æÒ½Ð’å¼ð²ìåêÄåêÆ ÊâÿåÜÝ † ’ðâÿå˜™ÄðëÒÁ™ µð ´™ŠÄó Š ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ µð §âÿåÇÈå ™ÜÈåÊßåêÁµåê

(1) ²µå’å¾

(2) ÑæÑæ²µåÜÈå (¦ÿðëÑêÓ)

(3) ’åëÁµåÑê

(4) ôåÔåê¤

21. ÁµåÜÈæ¾Ôðé¦ê ÜÈåëÇÈå²µó …ÒÇÈðîé¨Ò˜µó ¼æÒ½Ð’å¼ðÎêÒÁµå ÊÒÁµå Äå’åÑ– µð àé µð ’å²µð²ìåêê¼æ¾²µð

(1) ÜÈåÖ¼åÒ¼åÐ •ÿðëé¯æ ’ðñÊ²µåßå

(2) ’åï¼å’å •ÿðëé¯æ ’ðñÊ²µåßå

(3) ƒÜÈåÔåê²µåëÇÈå¼ð²ìåê •ÿðëé¯æ ’ðñÊ²µåßå

(4) ÔðêéÑ–Äå ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµåë ƒÑÓ

22. ²µå’å¾Áµå µåêÒÇÝÄå Ôå˜™¤’å²µå Ôåíú † ’ðâÿå ™ÄåÔå²™ÒÁµå ’åÒ´µåê à´™²ìåêÑÉ°±¼åê

(1) Ç·ÈæÐÅÞÜÈó ˜µæÏÑ±Äó

(2) ’æÏÑ–ÖÄó ˜µðë´µæÏ´µó¤

(3) ’æÑó¤ ÑæÏÒ´µó ÜÈð±éÅ²ìåê²µó

(4) Š´µåÍÒ µó Ñðëé’æ µó¤

103 (7 - A)

16. Characteristics or property that

can vary is called as

(1) Variable

(2) Constant

(3) Hypothesis

(4) Uncontrolled group

17. The survey instrument containing

the questions for a

self-administered survey is called

as

(1) Interview schedule

(2) Questionnaire

(3) Observation

(4) Case study

18. The crude death rate for a given

town in the number of deaths per

1000 population can be obtained

by using the following formula :

(1) CDR = Total population

Total no. of deaths × 1000

(2) CDR = Total population

Total no. of deaths × 100

(3) CDR = Total no. of deaths

Total population × 1000

(4) CDR = Total no. of deaths

Total population × 100

19. The range for 24, 24, 27, 26, 22,

24, 25, 21, 22, 25 is

(1) 10 (2) 6

(3) 27 (4) 21

20. Polymerase chain reaction

technique developed for DNA

profiling, by extracting DNA

from :

(1) Blood (2) Saliva

(3) Hair (4) Skin

21. What is the copy prepared by

super imposing the document

called as :

(1) Freehand forgery

(2) Simulated forgery

(3) Traced forgery

(4) None of the above

22. Categorisation of blood grouping

was discovered by

(1) Francis Galton

(2) Calvin Goddard

(3) Karl Landsteiner

(4) Edmond Locard

103 (8 - A)

23. Ê·æ²µå¼åÁµåÑ–Ó Ôðë®± ÔðëÁµåÑÄð²ìåê ÕÁ·™Õ¦ÿæöÄå ÇÈåÐ²ìðëé˜µæÑ²ìåêÔåíú ÜÈæÀÇÈåÄð „Áµå ÔåÚÈå¤ ?

(1) 1942 (2) 1952

(3) 1953 (4) 1955

24. ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µåÁµå Áµåï×æÏÔåâ–²ìåê ¼åÅ•ÿð²ìåêÑ–Ó † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ²ìåìæÔå ÕÁ·µæÄåÔåÄåêÆ ˜µå Äð µð

¼ð˜µðÁµåê’ðëâÿåêäÔåíúÁ™ÑÓ ?

(1) ÇÈå ð± ÕÁ·µæÄå

(2) ÜÈåê²µåêâ– ÕÁ·µæÄå

(3) Ê·åë ð’å ÊÒÁ·µå (ÔåÑ²ìåê) ÕÁ·µæÄå


25. Ç·Èðñ²™Ò µó ÇÝÄó ¡ßðÆ²ìåêÑ–Ó † ’ðâÿå ™ÄåÔåíú ’åÒ´µåê Ê²µåê¼å¾Ôð

(1) ÇÈåíúÄå²µæÔå½¤¼å ¡ßðÆ

(2) ÜÈåÒ’åê¡¼å ¡ßðÆ

(3) ’å¼å¾²™ÜÝÁµå ¡ßðÆ

(4) (1) Ôåê¼åê¾ (2) Š²µå µåë

26. ÇÈå“Û ’å ê» Äðëé®Ôåíú † ’ðâÿå ™Äå §ÒÁµå’ð” ÜÈåÒÊÒÁ·™ÜÝÁµð

(1) ÜÈåë’åÛûÍÁµå×å¤’å

(2) £æ²ìåìæ¡¼åÐ

(3) ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µåÁµå Áµåï×æÏÔåâ–

(4) ÔðêéÑ–Äå ŠÑÓÔåî

27. ¦˜µå½¾ÄåÑ–Ó²ìðêé ÇÈåÐÜÝÁµåÂÃÔæÁµå ‘´µåÊÑó

Ôðê´µåêÑæÓ’ ’ðëÑð²ìåê ÇÈåÐ’å²µå Ôåíú Ê·æ²µå¼åÁµå

† ’ðâÿå˜™Äå ²µæ¦ÏÁµåÑ–Ó ’åÒ µåê ÊÒÁ™²µåê¼å¾Áµð ?

(1) ‡¼å¾²µå ÇÈåÐÁµðé×å

(2) ÇÈåÒ¦ÿæÊó

(3) ßå²™²ìåìæ¸

(4) Ê–ßæ²µå

28. ’ðÑÔåíú Êð²µåâÿåê ÔåêêÁµåÐ¸ÁµåÑ–Ó ÜÈåÒÇÈåî¸¤Ôæ ™

ÊðâÿðÁµå ›åÚÈå¤¹æ ²µðé•ÿð²ìåêÑ–Ó ôðÄæÆ ™ ßæ˜µåë

’å ™Ôðê ÊðâÿåÔåº µð²ìåê Ôåêê²µåê’åê ²µðé•ÿð µåâÿåê

’æ¸êÔåíúÁµåÄåêÆ àé µð ’å²µð²ìåêê¼æ¾²µð

(1) ÇÈæÏÇÝÑ²™ ²µðé•ÿð µåâÿåê (‡ÊæÌÁµå)

(2) àÒÁµå’ð” Êæ˜™Áµå ²µðé•ÿð µåâÿåê

(3) ƒÇÈå’åÖ ²µðé•ÿð µåâÿåê (ƒÒ’åê²™ÜÈåêÔå ²µðé•ÿð)

(4) ÇÈæÐ²µåÒÊ·åÁµå ²µðé•ÿð

29. ’æÑÉÅ’å¼ð ßæ˜µåë ˆßð Ôåìæ´µåêÔåíúÁµå²™ÒÁµå

²ìåìæÔå ÇÝéâ– µð µð ÄæÏÎê’å ¼å¦ö²µåê ßæ˜µåë

¼åÅ•ÿæÁ·™’æ²™ µåâÿåê ßðë²µåßðëÔåêêÍÔå ÇÈðÐé²µå¹ð

Åé´™ÁµåÔå²µåê ?

(1) „Á¿·µå¤²µó µå²ìåê²µó

(2) ßðÅÐ Ç·ÈæÑó¶üÞ

(3) ˜µæÏÑÄó

(4) ×ðÑæ¤’ó ßðëéÔåìóÞ

103 (9 - A)

23. When was the first forensic

laboratory established in India ?

(1) 1942 (2) 1952

(3) 1953 (4) 1955

24. Which method is not considered in

investigation of scene of crime ?

(1) Strip method

(2) Spiral method

(3) Zone method


25. Firing pin marks have

(1) Repetitive marks

(2) Compression marks

(3) Cut marks

(4) Both (1) and (2)

26. ‘Birds eye’ view is related to

(1) Microscope

(2) Photography

(3) Scene of crime

(4) All of the above

27. The world famous ‘Double

Medulla’ murder case was found

to be in which of the following

state of India ?

(1) Uttar Pradesh

(2) Punjab

(3) Haryana

(4) Bihar

28. In some prints, between the fully

developed friction ridges number

of finer and less developed

fragmentary ridges appear,

which are called as

(1) Papillary ridges

(2) Recurving ridges

(3) Nascent ridges

(4) Ridge beginning

29. Which fictional, excited the

imagination of an emerging

generation of forensic scientists

and criminal investigators ?

(1) Arthur Dyer

(2) Henry Faulds

(3) Galan

(4) Sherlock Holmes

103 (10 - A)

30. ²ìåìæÔå ›å®’åÁ™ÒÁµå ¼å²µåÊðé½ ßðëÒÁ™Áµå ÇÈå µð²ìåêÄåêÆ ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µå Áµåï×æÏÔåâ–ÎêÒÁµå

ÜÈæ“Û˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ÜÈåÒ µåÐàÜÝ ¼å²µåÑê ’åâ–ÜÈåê¼æ¾²µð. ?

(1) Ê·ò½’å Õ¦ÿæöÄå ›å®’å

(2) ÕÚÈå×æÜÈå¾ø ›å®’å

(3) ÜÈæ“Û ÜÈåÒ˜µåÐßå ›å®’å

(4) ¨éÔå×æÜÈå¾ø ›å®’å

31. † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ²ìåìæÔå Ôå¸¤ ÁµåÐÔåÏÁµåÑ–Ó²µåêÔå

’å¸Ôåíú ’åëÁµåÑ– µð Ê »ÔåÄåêÆ Åé´µåê¼å¾Áµð ?

(1) ’åëÏ°’åÑó (2) ’æ ð¤’óÞ

(3) Ôðê´µåêÑæÓ (4) Ç·ÝÊ–ÐÑó

32. ²ìåìæÔå ²µåÜÈæ²ìåêÄå ÔåÜÈåê¾ ƒ¸ê’ðëé×å˜µåâ– µð ²µå’å¾Áµå ÇÈåÐ’æ²µåÁµå µåê¸Ñ’åÛ¸˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ’ðë´µåê¼å¾Áµð

(1) „Ò°¦ÿðÄóÞ (2) „Ò°Êæ´™éÜÈó

(3) ÇÈæÓÜÈæÍ (4) ÇÈðÓé ðÑð¯óÞ

33. Ñðëé’æ´µó¤ ²µåÔå²µå ¼å¼åÖ † ’ðâÿå˜™ÄåÁµå’ð” ƒÄåÖÎêÜÈåê¼å¾Áµð

(1) Š²µå µåê ÔåÜÈåê¾˜µåâÿåê §ÒÁµðé ¼å²µåßå …²µåêÔåíúÁ™ÑÓ

(2) ÔåÜÈåê¾ µåâÿå ÕÅÔåê²ìåê

(3) Ôðñ²ìåê“¾’å¼ð

(4) (1) Ôåê¼åê¾ (2)

34. ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µåÁµå Áµåï×æÏÔåâ–˜µð ¼åÅ•ÿæÁ·™’æ²™²ìåêê ²ìåìæ²µðëÒÁ™ µð ßðëé˜µåÊðé’åê ?

(1) ÜÈåÒ×å²ìåìæ¼åÍ’å ÔåÏ“¾˜µåâÿåê

(2) ¼å¦ö²µåê

(3) ÊÑ–²ìåìæÁµå ÔåÏ“¾

(4) ÔðêéÑ–Äå ŠÑÓÔåî

35. ¼åÅ•ÿæÁ·™’æ²™²ìåêê ²ìåìæÔå Ôðéâÿð²ìåêÑ–Ó

‘ÇÈåÒôåÄæÔðê’ Äå µðÜÈåÊðé’åê ?

(1) Ê·ò½’å ÜÈåêâ–Ôåíú˜µåâÿå ƒâÿå¼ð²ìåêÄåêÆ ÜÈåÒ˜µåÐàÜÝÁµå ÄåÒ¼å²µå

(2) Ê·ò½’å ÜÈåêâ–Ôåíú˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ÜÈåÒ˜µåÐàÜÈåêÔå ÜÈåÔåê²ìåêÁµåÑ–Ó

(3) ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µåÁµå Áµåï×æÏÔåâ–²ìåê ¼åÅ•ÿð²ìåê ÇÈåîÔå¤ÁµåÑ–Ó

(4) ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µåÁµå Áµåï×æÏÔåâ–²ìåê ¼åÅ•ÿð²ìåê ÄåÒ¼å²µåÁµåÑ–Ó

36. ŠÑÓ ’å°±Áµå Ê·ò½’å ÜÈåêâ–Ôåíú˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ÕÁ·™Õ¦ÿæöÄå ÇÈåÐ²ìðëé˜µæÑ²ìåê’ð” ²µåÔæÅÜÈåêÔå ÔåêêÒ¡¼åÔæ˜™ ²ìåìæÔå Ôðëßå²™Äå ƒÔå×åÏ’å¼ð …Áµð.

(1) Ôðëßå²µåê ßæ’åÑê ‡ÇÈå²ìðëé˜™ÜÈåêÔå Ôðêé¸Á™ÒÁµå

(2) ’åôðé²™ ßæ˜µåë ÔåÏ“¾˜µð ÜÈåÒÊÒÁ·™ÜÝÁµå õÁµåÑê ÜÈæÁ·µåùÏÔæ˜µåêÔå Ôðëßå²™Äå ƒ¡¢ÅÒÁµå

(3) ƒÁ·™’æ²™²ìåê Ôðñ²ìåê“¾’å Ê–é˜µåÁµå ’ðñÎêÒÁµå

(4) ÜÈå²µåâÿåÔæ˜™ ’æ¸êÔå Äæ¸Ï ƒÁ¿·µåÔæ Ê–²µå´µð (Ê®Äó) ÎêÒÁµå

103 (11 - A)

30. Which unit dispatches trained

personnel to the scene of crime

to retrieve evidence ?

(1) Physical science unit

(2) Toxicology unit

(3) Evidence collection unit

(4) Biology unit

31. Which pigment granules impart

hair with colour ?

(1) Cuticle (2) Cortex

(3) Medulla (4) Fibril

32. Chemical substance that impart

blood type characteristics to the

cells

(1) Antigens

(2) Antibodies

(3) Plasma

(4) Platelets

33. Locards principle associated

with

(1) No two things are ever

identical

(2) Exchange of material

(3) Individuality

(4) (1) and (2)

34. Investigating officer is

accompanied to the scene of

crime with

(1) Suspects

(2) Experts

(3) Victim


35. When investigating officer

conduct the ‘Punchanama’ ?

(1) After collecting the

measurement of physical

clues.

(2) While collecting the

physical clues.

(3) Before investigating scene

of crime.

(4) After investigating the

scene of crime.

36. Before dispatching, all the

packed evidence should be

sealed with

(1) The sealing wax.

(2) The legible impression of

the official or personal seal.

(3) The personal key of the

officer.

(4) The legible impression of

either coin or button.

103 (12 - A)

37. ’æÇÈå¤ÜÈó µðÑ–“± ²ìåê ƒÁ¿·µå¤

(1) ÜÈåÒ×å²ìåìæ¼åÍ’å ÔåÏ“¾ ßæ˜µåë ÊÑ–ÇÈå×åêÔæÁµå ÔåÏ“¾²ìåê Äå µåêÕÄå ÜÈåÒÊÒÁ·µå

(2) ÔåÏ“¾²ìåê µåê²µåê½Äå Ôåìæà½ ÜÈåÒ˜µåÐßå

(3) ÔæÜÈå¾Õ’åÔæ˜™ ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µå Äå´µðÁ™Áµð²ìðëé ßðé˜µð

(4) ƒÔåÄåê/ƒÔåâÿåê ¼åÇÈåÉÄåêÆ §ÇÝÉ’ðëâÿåêäÔåíúÁµåê

38. ‘²™Êó ÑðñÄó’ ˜µåâÿåê

(1) Ôåêê²™Áµå ˜µð²µð˜µåâÿåê

(2) Äðé²µå ˜µð²µð˜µåâÿåê

(3) Êæ˜™Áµå µð²µð µåâÿåê ƒÁ¿·µåÔæ §¼å¾ µåÁµå ˜µð²µð µåâÿåê

(4) ÔðêéÑ–Äå ŠÑÓÔåî ÜÈå²™

39. ÇÈå¼ð¾Áµæ²™ ÇÈåÁµåÔåÄåêÆ ’åÒ µåê à´™ÁµåÔå²µåê ?

(1) „Á¿·µå¤²µó µå²ìåê²µó

(2) ÜÈå²µó. ²µæÊ¯ó¤ ÇÝéÑó

(3) ÜÝ˜µåÍÒ´µó Ç·ÈæÐ²ìåìó¶

(4) ôæÑóÞ¤ ™’åÄóÞ

40. Êð²µåâÿåôåê¢ ßðëÒÁ™²µåêÔå ˜µåê¹æ¼åÍ’å ƒÒ×å/˜µåâÿåê

(1) Áµæ•Ñ–ÜÈåêÔå ÜÈå²µåâÿå ÕÁ·µæÄå

(2) Ôå˜™¤é’å²µå¸Áµå ÜÈå²µåâÿå ÕÁ·µæÄå

(3) (1) Ôåê¼åê¾ (2) Š²µå µåë


41. ‘ƒÒ¼ðëÐéÇÈðîÔðê°Ð’ ÇÈåÁµåÂÃ½ † ’ðâÿå ™Äå

§ÒÁµåÄåêÆ ƒÁ·µåùÏ²ìåêÄå Ôåìæ´µåê¼å¾Áµð

(1) Ôðñ²ìåê“¾’åÔæ˜™ ˜µåê²µåê½ÜÈåêÔåíúÁµåê

(2) ŠÑêÊê˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ˜µåê²µåê½ÜÈåêÔåíúÁµåê

(3) ôåÔåê¤ÔåÄåêÆ ˜µåê²µåê½ÜÈåêÔåíúÁµåê

(4) ÜÈå¼å¾ ÔåÏ“¾²ìåêÄåêÆ µåê²µåê½ÜÈåêÔåíúÁµåê

42. ²µå’å¾Áµå ’åÑð ßðëÒÁ™Áµå ‡ µåêÇÈåíú˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ßåÔð

„´µåÁµå ’åÒ ðéÄå²µóÄåÑ–Ó ’å®±Ñê ØÇ·Èæ²µåÜÈåêÞ

Ôåìæ´µåêÔå ƒÔå×åÏ’å¼ð …Áµð²ìðëé ßðé˜µð

(1) ØÇ·Èæ²µåÜÝÞÄå ƒÔå×åÏ’å¼ð …Áµð

(2) ØÇ·Èæ²µåÜÝÞÄå ƒÔå×åÏ’å¼ð …ÑÓ

(3) ÜÈåÒÁµåÊ·å¤’ð” ¼å’å”Ò¼ð ƒÔå×åÏ’å¼ð

…²µåê¼å¾Áµð


43. ¼åÅ•ÿð²ìåê ƒÁ¿·µå¤

(1) ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µå ßæ˜µåë ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·™ µåâÿå

×ðëéÁ·µåÄð

(2) ÕÔå²µåÔæ˜™ ÜÈå¼åÏÁµå ×ðëéÁ·µåÄð

(3) ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µå ×ðëéÁ·µåÄð˜µð ÜÈåÒÊÒÁ·µåÇÈå®±

ÜÈæ“Û˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ÇÈå²™é’åÛ¹ð, Õôæ²µå¹ð,

ÊâÿåÜÈåêÔå ÕÁ·µæÄå ßæ˜µåë ÜÈåÒÁµå×å¤Äå

(4) (1) Ôåê¼åê¾ (2)

103 (13 - A)

37. Corpus delicti refers to

(1) Links the suspect with the

victim

(2) Establishes the identity of

the person

(3) The fact of a crime having

been actually committed.

(4) Admits his/her guilt

38. Riblines are

(1) Broken lines

(2) Straight lines

(3) Curved lines or stress lines


39. Who coined the word ‘Detective’ ?

(1) Arthur Dyer

(2) Sir Robert Peel

(3) Sigmund Freud

(4) Charles Dickens

40. Qualities possessed by finger

prints is/are

(1) Simplicity of recording

(2) Simplicity of classification

(3) Both (1) and (2)


41. Anthropometry system is a study

of

(1) Personal identification

(2) Identification of bones

(3) Skin identification

(4) Identification of dead

42. Is a airtight container

recommended for packaging

material of blood stained

garments ?

(1) Recommended

(2) Not recommended

(3) Situational recommendation


43. Investigation means

(1) Detection of crime and

criminals

(2) Probe for finding out the

truth

(3) Inspection, interrogation,

instrumentation,

interviewing of witness etc.,

connected with crime

investigation

(4) (1) and (2)

103 (14 - A)

44. ÇÈæÑ–ÕÄðñÑó „ÜÝ ðé¯ó ÁµæÐÔå¸ÔåÄåêÆ ²ìåìæÔå ÜÈåÒÁµåÊ·å¤ÁµåÑ–Ó ‡ÇÈå²ìðëé˜™ÜÈåÊßåêÁµåê

(1) ÜÈåÑ’å²µå¹ð ˜µåê²µåê¼åê˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ÄæÏ²ìåê Õ¦ÿæöÄå ÜÈåÒÊÒÁ·™ ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ µð §âÿåÇÈå ™ÜÝÁµæ˜µå

(2) Äæ¦ë’åê ÁµåÜÈæ¾Ôðé¦ê˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ ÄæÏ²ìåê Õ¦ÿæöÄå ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ˜µð §âÿåÇÈå ™ÜÝÁµæ˜µå

(3) ²µå’å¾ÔåÄåêÆ ÄæÏ²ìåê Õ¦ÿæöÄå ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ µð §âÿåÇÈå ™ÜÝÁµæ˜µå

(4) ÑæÑæ²µåÜÈåÔåÄåêÆ ÄæÏ²ìåê Õ¦ÿæöÄå ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ µð §âÿåÇÈå ™ÜÝÁµæ˜µå

45. ‘Ç·Èðùî ðëé ÜÈåëÇÈå²µó …ÒÇÈðîé¨×åÄó’ ¼æÒ½Ð’å¼ð²ìåêÄåêÆ Ôðë®± ÔðëÁµåÑ– µð † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ÇÈåÐ’å²µå¸ÁµåÑ–Ó ÊâÿåÜÈåÑæÎê¼åê

(1) „²µåëÚÝ ¼åÑÔæ²µó ’ðëÑð²ìåê ÇÈåÐ’å²µå¸

(2) ÕêÜÈðÜÈó Ê’å²µåÜÈå±Äó ÇÈåÐ’å²µå

(3) ôðëéÇÈæÐ Ôåê’å”âÿå ’ðëÑð ÇÈåÐ’å²µå

(4) Ê·æ˜µåÔåêÒ´µåÑ ’ðëÑð²ìåê ÇÈåÐ’å²µå¸

46. ÜÈåÑ’å²µå¹ð ˜µåê²µåê¼åê ÔåïÁ™ÂÃÇÈå ™ÜÈåÑê ’ðâÿå ™Äå ÔåÜÈåê¾ µåâÿåÄåêÆ ‡ÇÈå²ìðëé˜™ÜÈåêÑæ˜µåê¼å¾Áµð

(1) Ç·ÈæÏ’óÞ Ç·ÝÑÒ

(2) Ôðêé¸

(3) ÇÈæÓÜÈå±²µó „Ç·Èó ÇÈæÏ²™ÜÈó


47. † ’ðâÿå ™Äå µåê¸Ñ’åÛ¸ µåâÿåê ’ðñ Ê²µåßå’ð”

ÜÈåÒÊÒÁ·µå ÇÈå°±²µåê¼å¾Ôð ?

(a) •ÿðëé¯æ

(b) ƒâ–ÜÝÊ– µåêÔåíúÁµåê

(c) ƒÑÒ’å²™ÜÈåêÕ’ð

(d) ’åÔåÑðë µð²ìåêêÕ’ð

(1) (b) Ôåê¼åê¾ (c) Ôåìæ¼åÐ

(2) (b) Ôåìæ¼åÐ

(3) (a) Ôåê¼åê¾ (c)

(4) ÔðêéÑ–Äå ŠÑÓÔåî ÜÈå²™

48. ÜÝÑ–’æÄó „’ðÞûñ µóÅÒÁµå „ÁµåÒ¼åßå

˜µå°±²ìåìæÁµå Ê–·Áµåê²µå, „’æ²µåÕÑÓÁµå ÔåÜÈåê¾ †

’ðâÿå ™ÄåÒ½Áµð.

(1) à¼æ¾âÿð (2) Ç·ÈðñÊ²µó

(3) ˜µæ¦ê (4) ¼æÔåêÐ

49. ´µð“±ÑðëéÜÈðë”éÇÝ²ìåêê Õ¦ÿæöÄåÁµå §ÒÁµåê

×æ•ÿð²ìåìæ˜™ † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ÜÈåÒÊÒÁ·µåÇÈå®±

ÕÚÈå²ìåêÔåÄåêÆ ƒÊ·åùÏÜÝÜÈåê¼å¾Áµð

(1) ßåâÿåÁ™ Ê »Áµå ßåëÔåíú

(2) ’åêâÿåä

(3) Êð²µåâÿåê ƒôåê¢

(4) ÕÚÈå

103 (15 - A)

44. Polyvinyl acetate solution may

be used when

(1) Tool marks are sent for

forensic examination.

(2) Fragile documents are sent

for forensic examination.

(3) Blood is sent for forensic

examination

(4) Saliva is sent for forensic

examination

45. Photo superimposition technique

was first used in

(1) Aarushi Talwar murder

case

(2) Mrs. Buck Ruxton case

(3) Chopra Children’s murder

case

(4) Bhagamandala murder case

46. The material used for lifting tool

marks

(1) Fax film

(2) Wax

(3) Plaster of Paris


47. Which of the following is/are the

characteristics of hand writing ?

(a) Forgery

(b) Obliteration

(c) Ornamentation

(d) Bifurcation

(1) only (b) and (c)

(2) only (b)

(3) (a) and (c)


48. A hard, brittle amorphous

substance composed mainly of

silicon oxides is

(1) Brass (2) Fibre

(3) Glass (4) Copper

49. Dactyloscopy is a branch of

science which concerns itself

with the study of

(1) Daffodils

(2) Dwarfs

(3) Finger prints

(4) Poisons

103 (16 - A)

50. ƒÇÈå²µæÁ·µå×æÜÈå¾ø ßæ˜µåë ÕÁ·™Õ¦ÿæöÄå ÕÚÈå²ìåêÔåÄåêÆ Ôðë®± ÔðëÁµåÑ–˜µð Ê·æ²µå¼åÁµåÑ–Ó ×ðñ’åÛº’åÔæ˜™ ÊðëéÁ·µåÄæ’åÐÔåêÁµåÑ–Ó

ÇÈå²™ôåÎêÜÝÁµå ÜÈåÀâÿå ?

(1) ÔåêÒ˜µåâÿåë²µåê (2) ÔðêñÜÈåë²µåê

(3) Á·µæ²µåÔæ´µå (4) ÊðÒ˜µåâÿåë²µåê

51. Êð²™Ñó † ’ðâÿå ™ÄåÔåíú˜µåâ–˜µð §ÒÁµåê ‡Áµæßå²µå¹ð²ìåìæ˜™Áµð

(1) ÇÈðñ²µðë ÜÝÑ–’ðé¯ó

(2) ÜÈðñ’ðëÓé ÜÝÑ–’ðé¯ó

(3) „Á¿·µðë¤ ÜÝÑ–’ðé¯ó

(4) Ç·ÝÑðëÓé ÜÝÑ–’ðé¯ó

52. ÜÈåÇÈðîé°¤Ò˜µó ŠÑð’ðë±øéÑðñ®ÄåêÆ ƒ¼åÏÒ¼å Õ×ðÓéÚÈå¹æ¼åÍ’å ÕÁ·µæÄå˜µåâÿåÑ–Ó ÊâÿåÜÈåÑæ˜µåê¼å¾Áµð ‹’ðÒÁµå²µð

(1) …Áµåê Ôðêñ µðÐéÚÈåÄó ’å²µðÒ®ÄåêÆ ’å ™Ôðê Ôåìæ´µåê¼å¾Áµð

(2) ²µðÜÝ µåêÏ²ìåêÑó ’å²µðÒ®ÄåêÆ ’å´™Ôðê ˜µðëâ–ÜÈåê¼å¾Áµð

(3) Ôðêñ˜µðÐéÚÈåÄó ’å²µðÒ®ÄåêÆ ßð¡¢ÜÈåê¼å¾Áµð

(4) ²µðÜÝ µåêÏ²ìåêÑó ’å²µðÒ®ÄåêÆ ßð¡¢ÜÈåê¼å¾Áµð

53. KMnO4 ÁµæÐÔå ÔåÄåêÆ ’åÒÁµåê Ê »Áµå Êæ®Ñ–˜µåâÿåÑ–Ó ÜÈåÒ µåÐàÜÈåÑæ˜µåê¼å¾Áµð ‹’ðÒÁµå²µð

(1) MnO2 ²µåôåÄð²ìåêÄåêÆ ¼å µð²ìåêÑê

(2) ÜÈåê²µå’åÛ¼ð ’æ²µå ’æ”˜™

(3) MnO ²µåôåÄð²ìåêÄåêÆ ¼å µð²ìåêÑê

(4) Mn ²µåôåÄð²ìåêÄåêÆ ¼å µð²ìåêÑê

54. AAS ˜µð ‡ÇÈå²ìåêê’å¾ÔæÁµå „’å²µå

(1) ICP

(2) D2 Á™éÇÈå

(3) ßæÑðë ’æÏÁ¿·µðëé µó Á™éÇÈå

(4) UV Á™éÇÈå

55. 2-Äðñ ðëÐéÇÈðîÐÇ·ÈðÄóÄå ÇÝ.ŠÔåìó.„²µó. ÜÈðÉ’æ±ÁµåÑ–Ó ’åÒ´µåê Ê²µåêÔå ÜÈåÒ’ðé¼å µåâÿå ÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ

(1) 9 (2) 8

(3) 7 (4) 5

56. ÔðñÊðÐéÚÈåÄåÑó ÜÈðÉ’ðë±øéÜÈðë”éÇÝ²ìåê „²ìðê” Å²ìåêÔåê˜µåâÿåê

(1) ±1

(2) 0, ±1

(3) ±1, ±2, ±3 ….

(4) 0

57. ÔðëéÜÈðÌé²ìåê²µó ÜÈðÉ’ðë±øéÜÈðë”éÇÝ²ìåêÑ–Ó ŒÜÈðëéÔåê²µó ØÇ·Èó± Åé µåêÔå ŠÑð’æ±øÄó ˜µåâÿåê † ’å’ðÛ˜µð ÜÈðé²™ÁµåÔæ˜™²µåê¼å¾Ôð

(1) s (2) p

(3) d (4) f

58. NQR ÜÈðÉ’æ±øÁµå ÔæÏÇÝ¾

(1) ²ìåêêÕ

(2) Ôðêñ’ðëÐéÔðéÔó

(3) Š’åÞ²µðé (’åÛ “²µå¸)

(4) ²µðé´™²ìðëé „Ôå¼æ¤Ò’å

103 (17 - A)

50. Teaching of criminology and

forensic science was first

pioneered in which of the

following place in India ?

(1) Mangaluru (2) Mysuru

(3) Dharwad (4) Bengaluru

51. Beryl is an example of

(1) Pyro silicate

(2) Cyclo silicate

(3) Ortho silicate

(4) Phyllo silicate

52. Supporting electrolyte used in

most analytical methods

because, it

(1) Reduces migration current

(2) Reduces residual current

(3) Increases migration current

(4) Increases residual current

53. The solution of KMnO4 is stored

in dark reagent bottles

(1) To prevent the formation of

MnO2

(2) For safety reason


MnO


Mn

54. Useful source in AAS is

(1) ICP

(2) D2 lamp

(3) Hollow cathode lamp

(4) UV lamp

55. Number of signals that appear in

PMR spectrum of 2-nitropropane

is

(1) 9 (2) 8

(3) 7 (4) 5

56. Selection rules for pure

vibrational spectroscopy is

(1) ±1

(2) 0, ±1

(3) ±1, ±2, ±3 ….

(4) 0

57. The electrons which contribute

to isomer shift in Mossbauer

spectroscopy are

(1) s (2) p

(3) d (4) f

58. NQR spectra is observed in the

region of

(1) UV

(2) Microwave

(3) X-ray

(4) Radio frequency

103 (18 - A)

59. ….ŠÜÈó.„²µó. ÜÈðÉ’å±øÔåìó ÄåÑ–Ó ÊðÒ¨éÄó Ç·ÝùÐé ²µæ´™’åÑó Åé´µåêÔåíúÁµåê

(1) ÄæÑê” ÜÈæÑê˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ (2) ‹âÿåê ÜÈæÑê µåâÿåÄåêÆ (3) „²µåê ÜÈæÑê µåâÿåÄåêÆ (4) Ôåêë²µåê ÜÈæÑê˜µåâÿåÄåêÆ

60. H3PO4 31P NMR ÜÈðÉ’å±øÔåìó Åé´µåêÔåíúÁµåê (1) ÜÝÒ˜µðÓ¯ó (‹’å’å) ÜÈåÒ’ðé¼å (2) ¦ÿðëé ™ ÜÈåÒ’ðé¼å (3) °ÐÇÈðÓ¯ó (¼åÐ²ìåê’å) ÜÈåÒ’ðé¼å (4) ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµðé ÜÈåÒ’ðé¼å˜µåâ–ÑÓ

61. † ’ðâÿå ™ÄåÔåíú µåâÿåÑ–Ó ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµåê Ni(CO)2 ˜µð ŒÜÈðëéÑðëéÊÑó „˜™Áµð

(1) CH4 (2) CH3

(3) CH+

2 (4) CH+

62. TGA ÔåìæÁµå²™²ìåêÑ–Ó ¼åë’åÄåÚÈå±’ð” ’æ²µå¸

(1) ’åêÑêÔðê Ê–ÜÝ²ìåê Ôðé˜µå (2) ÔåìæÁµå²™²ìåê ƒâÿå¼ð (3) ˜µæÏÜÈó ßå²™²ìåêêÕ’ð²ìåê Ôðé˜µå (4) ÔðêéÑ–Äå ŠÑÓÔåî

63. ƒÔðêñ µó, ƒÄðáþñ µðÐ´µó Ôåê¼åê¾ „ÔåêÓ ’ðëÓé²µðñ µó ˜µåâÿå IR stretching Ç·ÝùÐ’ðÖÅÞ²ìåê ‹²™’ð²ìåê ’åÐÔåê

(1) ƒÔðêñ µó > ƒÄðáþñ µðÐ´µó > „ÔåêÓ ’ðëÓé²µðñ µó

(2) „ÔåêÓ ’ðëÓé²µðñ µó > ƒÄðáþñ´µðÐ´µó >

ƒÔðêñ µó (3) ƒÔðêñ µó > „ÔåêÓ ’ðëÓé²µðñ µó >

ƒÄðáþñ µðÐ´µó (4) ƒÄðáþñ µðÐ´µó > ƒÔðêñ µó > „ÔåêÓ

’ðëÓé²µðñ µó

64. † ’ðâÿå ™ÄåÔåíú˜µåâÿåÑ–Ó ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµåÄåêÆ §ÒÁµåê ´µðñÔðêÄåÛÄåÑó Ôæßå’åÔæ˜™Áµð

(1) (SN)x (2) ˜µæÐûÏÇ·Èðñ¯ó

(3) Êðëé²µå¨éÄó (4) Ç·ÈæÜÈåÉýá¨éÄó

65. † ’ðâÿå˜™Äå ÄåëÏ“Ó²ìðêñ ˜µåâÿåÑ–Ó ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµå²µå

ÜÝÉÄó ’æÖÒ®Ôåìó ÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ (I) §ÒÁµåê

(1) 1H (2) 13C

(3) 14N (4) 17O

66. † ’ðâÿå˜™ÄåÁµåêÂ ÜÈåÒÁ·™Ôæ¼åÁµå Õ²µåêÁµåÂÃ ÊâÿåÜÈåêÔå ËÚÈåÁ·µå

(1) 5-ƒÔðêñÄðë-(1H)- ð¯æÐ²µðªëÑó

(2) …Ò´µðëÔðêÁ¿·µæÜÝÄó

(3) °ÐÇÈðî±Ç·ÈæÄó

(4) Ç·ÈåùíýÓ’åÄå¦ÿðëéÑó

67. ˜µåêÓ¯æÁ¿·™²ìðëéÄó §ÒÁµåê

(1) ´µðñÇÈðÇÈð±ûñ µó

(2) ÇÈðÒ¯æÇÈðÇÈð±ûñ µó

(3) ßðÇÈæ±ÇÈðÇÈð±ûñ µó

(4) ðÐûñÇÈðÇÈð±ûñ µó

68. ®ÇÝ¤éÄó ˜µåâÿå ÇÈåÐÔåêê• ƒÒ×å

(1) α-ÇÝÄðÄó (2) β- ÇÝÄðÄó

(3) γ- ÇÝÄðÄó (4) ε- ÇÝÄðÄó

103 (19 - A)

59. ESR spectrum of benzene free

radical gives

(1) Four lines (2) Seven lines

(3) Six lines (4) Three lines

60. 31P NMR spectrum of H3PO4

gives

(1) Singlet (2) Doublet

(3) Triplet (4) No signals

61. Ni(CO)2 is isolobal with

(1) CH4 (2) CH3

(3) CH+

2 (4) CH+

62. In TGA, the sample weight loss

occurs due to

(1) Furnace heating rate

(2) Sample size

(3) Gas flow rate


63. Increasing order of IR stretching

frequency of amide, anhydride

and acid chloride is

(1) amide > anhydride > acid

chloride

(2) acid chloride > anhydride >

amide

(3) amide > acid chloride >

anhydride

(4) anhydride > amide > acid

chloride

64. One dimentional conductor is

(1) (SN)x

(2) Graphite

(3) Borazine

(4) Phosphagene

65. The nuclei with spin quantum

number (I) equal to one is

(1) 1H (2) 13C

(3) 14N (4) 17O

66. The following is an anti-arthritis

drug

(1) 5-amino-(1H)-tetrazole

(2) Indomethacin

(3) Tryptophan

(4) Fluconazole

67. Glutathione is a

(1) Dipeptide

(2) Pentapeptide

(3) Heptapeptide

(4) Tripeptide

68. The major component of

terpenes is

(1) α-pinene (2) β-pinene

(3) γ-pinene (4) ε-pinene

103 (20 - A)

69. ˜µåêÓ’ðëéÜÈóÄå „ÁµåÏ¼ð ²ìåìæÔæ˜µåÑë

(1) Ç·ÈåùíþÏ²µåÄðëÜÈó ²µåëÇÈå

(2) ÇÈðñ²µåÄðëÜÈó ²µåëÇÈå

(3) ´™é „“Þ²µðñÊðëéÜÈó ²µåëÇÈå

(4) ²µðñÊðë-ÇÈðñ²µåÄðëÜÈó ²µåëÇÈå

70. …ÒÁ·µåÄæ ÅÑðëé¼æÉÁµå’å ƒÅÑ §ÒÁµåê Õê×åÐ¸Ôæ˜™Áµð

(1) CO Ôåê¼åê¾ N2

(2) CO Ôåê¼åê¾ H2

(3) CO, H2, CH4 Ôåê¼åê¾ CO2

(4) CO Ôåê¼åê¾ CO2

71. ´™éÄðñ°ÐÇ·Ý’ðéÚÈåÄó ŠÒÁµå²µð

(1) Äðñ ðÐûñ¯óÞÅÒÁµå Äðñ ðÐé¯óÞ µð ÇÈå²™Ôå¼å¤Äð

(2) Äðñ ðÐé¯óÅÒÁµå Äðñ ðÐûñÑóÞ µð ÇÈå²™Ôå¼å¤Äð

(3) Äðñ ðÐé¯óÅÒÁµå Äðñ ðÐé¯óÞ µð ÇÈå²™Ôå¼å¤Äð

(4) Äðñ ðÐûñ¯óÞÅÒÁµå ƒÔðëéÅ²ìåìæ µð ÇÈå²™Ôå¼å¤Äð

72. NNO ÜÈåÕêÍ½ ’æ²ìåìæ¤ôå²µå¹ð

(1) C2

(2) C∞

(3) C2 Ôåê¼åê¾ C∞

(4) † ÔðêéÑ–Äå ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµåë ƒÑÓ

73. NH3 ²ìåê ˜µåêÒÇÈåíú ÜÈåÕêÍ½²ìåêê

(1) C2 (2) C2h

(3) C3 (4) C3v

74. ƒÁ¿·µðë¤é ÜÝÑ–’ðé¯óÞ µåâÿåÄåêÆ àé˜µðÒÁµåê ’å²µð²ìåêê¼æ¾²µð

(1) ÇÈðñ²µðëé ÜÝÑ–’ðé¯óÞ µåâÿåê

(2) ÅéÜÈðë ÜÝÑ–’ðé¯óÞ ˜µåâÿåê

(3) „ÒÇ·ÝÊðëéÑó µåâÿåê

(4) ð’ðë±é ÜÝÑ–’ðé¯óÞ ˜µåâÿåê

75. ¼ðâÿåêÔæÁµå ’ðëÐÔåìæÏ ðëé˜µåÐÇ·Ý²ìåêÄåêÆ ÊâÿåÜÝ ƒÔðêñÄðëé „ÔåêÓ˜µåâÿå ÜÈæÀÄåÔåÄåêÆ ’åÒ´µåêà ™²ìåêêÔå ÜÈåÒÁµåÊ·å¤ÁµåÑ–Ó ÅÄðáþñ´™ÐÄó ƒÄåêÆ ÜÝÒÇÈå ™ÜÝÁµæ µå Ê¸» µåâÿå ÊÁµåÑæÔå¹ð † ’ðâÿå˜™ÄåÒ¼ð „˜µåê¼å¾Áµð

(1) ’ðÒÇÝÅÒÁµå ÅéÑ–

(2) ÇÝÒ’ó ÅÒÁµå Äðé²µåâÿð

(3) “¼å¾âÿðÎêÒÁµå ÅéÑ–

(4) ßåÜÝ²™ÅÒÁµå ’ðÒÇÈåíú

76. Åé²µåê ƒ²ìåìæÅ’ó Ôåê¼åê¾ Á·µåêÐÕé²ìåê ÁµæÐÔå’å˜µåâ–˜µð Š²µå´µå’åë” ƒ¼åêÏ¼å¾Ôåê ÁµæÐÔå’å ’æ²µå

(1) ßðôåê¢ ƒÔæßå’å ÜÝÀ²µå¼ð

(2) ’å ™Ôðê ƒÔæßå’å ÜÝÀ²µå¼ð

(3) ßðôåê¢ ÜÈåÕêÍÑÄåÁµå ‡ÚÈå»¼ð

(4) ßðôåê¢ Å¹æ¤²ìåê’å ¼æÇÈåÔåìæÄå

103 (21 - A)

69. Glucose always prefers

(1) Furanose form

(2) Pyranose form

(3) Deoxyribose form

(4) Ribo-pyranose form

70. Producer gas is a mixture of

(1) CO and N2

(2) CO and H2

(3) CO, H2, CH4 and CO2

(4) CO and CO2

71. Denitrification means

(1) Conversion of nitrites to

nitrates

(2) Conversion of nitrates to

nitriles

(3) Conversion of nitrates to

nitrites

(4) Conversion of nitrites to

ammonia

72. The symmetry operation for

NNO

(1) C2

(2) C∞

(3) C2 and C∞


73. The group symmetry for NH3 is

(1) C2 (2) C2h

(3) C3 (4) C3v

74. Orthosilicates are also called

(1) Pyrosilicates

(2) Nesosilicates

(3) Amphiboles

(4) Tectosilicates

75. In thin layer chromatography,

when ninhydrin is sprayed to

detect the position of amino

acids, the colour changes from

(1) Red to blue

(2) Pink to purple

(3) Orange to blue

(4) Green to red

76. Water is the best solvent both for

ionic and polar solvents due to

(1) High dielectric constants

(2) Low dielectric constant

(3) High heats of fusion

(4) High critical temperature

103 (22 - A)

77. cis [Pt(PEt3)2Cl2] ÜÈåÒ“é¸¤ÁµåÑ–Ó 31P

ÜÝ˜µåÆÑó ÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ

(1) 3 (2) 2

(3) 1 (4) 0

78. HPLC ÄåÑ–Ó, † ’ðâÿå ™ÄåÁµå²µåÑ–Ó ÁµæÐÔå’å ÜÈåÒ²ìðëé¦Äð ÜÝÀ²µåÔæ˜™²µåê¼å¾Áµð

(1) ˜µðÐé ™²ìåêÒ¯ó ÇÈðîÐéÁ·µæÔåÄå

(2) ‹’åÜÈåÔåìæÄå ÇÈðîÐéÁµæÂÃÔåÄå

(3) ÜÝÒÇÈå µå¹ð


79. ÇÈðñÊÐÜÈó ÇÈðîÐé°éÄó ’ð²µæ°Äó, ’åëÁµåÑê, ‡˜µåê²µåê Ôåê¼åê¾ ôåÔåê¤ÁµåÑ–Ó²µåê¼å¾Áµð „Áµå²µð ôåÔåê¤’ð” ßðð¡¢Äå à˜µåêšÕ’ð ßðëÒÁ™Áµð, ‹’ðÒÁµå²µð

(1) ßð¡¢Äå H-ÊæÒ´µó˜µåâÿåê

(2) ßð¡¢Äå ÜÈåÒ•ÿðÏ²ìåê S-S ÊæÒ´µó µåâÿåê

(3) ’å ™Ôðê …²µåêÔå H2O ƒ¸ê˜µåâÿåê

(4) ßð¡¢Äå ÜÈðëé´™²ìåêÒ Ñðëéßå Á·µæ¼åê

80. † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµåÄåêÆ ˜µåêÓ’ðëéÜÈó

˜µåê²µåê½ÜÈåÑê ÊâÿåÜÈåêÔåíúÁ™ÑÓ ?

(1) ˜µåêÓ’ðëéÜÈó „“Þ µðéÜÈó

(2) Ç·Èð²™’ó ’ðëÓé²µðñ µó ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ

(3) Ç·ÈðùîÑ–Äó Ôåê¼åê¾ Ôåî ÇÈåÁµåÂÃ½

(4) ´µð’åÞ ðëÐéÜÝ±ø’óÞ

81. † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ²ìåìæÔå ÇÈåÁµåÂÃ½ ÜÈåêâÿåêä ÇÈå¼ð¾ µæ ™

’æÄåëÅÄåÑ–Ó ƒÔå’æ×åÕÁµð ?

(1) ÜÈåÒÔðëÍéßåÄå

(2) ÔåìæÄåÜÝ’å Õ×ðÓéÚÈå¹ð

(3) ÔðêÁµåêâ–Äå Äå’ðÛ

(4) ßð¡¢Äå ÔåêÁµåÏ Åé´µåêÔåíúÁµå²™ÒÁµå

82. Äæ’ðë¤é Õ×ðÓéÚÈå¹ð µæ˜™ ÊâÿåÜÈåêÔå ËÚÈåÁ·™

(1) ÔåìæÇ·Ý¤Äó

(2) ƒ ðëÐéÇÝÄó ÜÈåÑðÉÃé¯ó

(3) ƒÔðêÉÃé¯æÔðêñÄó

(4) ÇÈðÒÁ¿·µæÑó

83. † ’ðâÿå˜™Äå ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµåÄåêÆ ²µå’å¾Áµå ’åÑð ’åÒ´µåê

à´™²ìåêÑê ÊâÿåÜÈåêÔåíúÁ™ÑÓ ?

(1) ÊðÒ²µåªê´µðñÄó ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ

(2) ßðÕêÄó “ÐÜÈå±Ñó ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ

(3) „ÜÝ´µó Ç·ÈæÜÈðÉé¯ó ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ

(4) àÔðëé’ðëÐÔðê¦ÿðÄó ÇÈå²™é’ðÛ

84. ÔåêÁµåÏ ÔåÏÜÈåÅ˜µåâÿå ²µå’å¾Áµå ÔåìæÁµå²™²ìåêÄåêÆ ÇÈå²™×ðëéÁ·µåÄð˜µæ˜™ ²ìåìæÔå ÁµæÐÔå ÁµåÑ–Ó ×ðé•²™ÜÈåêÔå²µåê

(1) ²µð“±Ç·Èðñ µó ÜÝÉ²™¯ó

(2) ÜÈåÒ¼åïÇÈå¾ ‡ÇÝÉÄå ÁµæÐÔå (NaCl)

(3) ÜÈðëé´™²ìåêÒ Ç·ÈðùîúÓé²µðñ´µó

(4) Á¿·µæ²ìåìóÔðëéÑó

103 (23 - A)

77. Number of signals in 31P in

complex cis-[Pt(PEt3)2Cl2]

(1) 3 (2) 2

(3) 1 (4) 0

78. In HPLC, the one in which the

solvent composition remains

constant

(1) Gradient elution

(2) Isocratic elution

(3) Sparging


79. Fibrous protein keratin, present

in hair, nail and skin but skin is

more flexible, which is due to

(1) Increased H-bonds

(2) Increased no. of S-S bonds

(3) Decreased H2O molecules

(4) Increased metal Na content

80. Which of the following is not

used for glucose detection ?

(1) Glucose oxidase

(2) Ferric chloride test

(3) Follin & Wu method

(4) Dextrostrix

81. Which of the following is

accepted legally as lie detection

method ?

(1) Hypnotism

(2) Psycho-analysis

(3) Brain-mapping

(4) By giving more amount of

alcohol

82. The drug used for narco-analysis

is

(1) Morphine

(2) Atropine sulphate

(3) Amphetamine

(4) Pentothal

83. Which of the following is not used

for detection for blood stain ?

(1) Benzadine test

(2) Haemin crystal test

(3) Acid phosphate test

(4) Haemochromogen test

84. The preservative used while

collecting blood sample for

estimation of alcohol in case of

drunkenness is

(1) Rectified spirit

(2) Saturated solution of NaCl

(3) Sodium fluoride

(4) Thymol

103 (24 - A)

85. ²ìåìæÔå ÕÚÈå’æ²™ ÔåÜÈåê¾ÕÄå ÜÈðéÔåÄðÎêÒÁµå ‡ÜÝ²™ÄåÑ–Ó Êðâÿåêäâ–ä²ìåê ÔæÜÈåÄð ’åÒ µåê Ê²µåê¼å¾Áµð

(1) Ñð´µó

(2) ’æÊðë¤éÑ–’ó „ÔåêÓ

(3) „ÜÈð¤Å’ó

(4) ÜÈðñÄðñ µó

86. Ê·æ²µå¼åÁµåÑ–Ó ƒ½é ßðôæ¢˜™ ÜÈðéÔåÄð²ìåìæ˜µåê½¾²µåêÔå ÕÚÈå’æ²™ ÇÈåÁµæÁ¿·µå¤

(1) …Á¿·µðñÑó „Ñðë”éßæÑó

(2) „˜µå¤Äðëé Ç·ÈæÜÈó Ç·Èå²µåÜÈó

(3) ’æÊæ¤Ôðêé¯óÞ

(4) ’æÏÄæÊ–ÜÈó

87. † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ²ìåìæÔå ÕÚÈå’æ²™ ÔåÜÈåê¾ÔåÄåêÆ ÜÈåê®±

Ôåêëâÿð µåâ–ÒÁµå ˜µåê²µåê½ÜÈåÊßåêÁµåê ?

(1) ¼æÔåêÐ (2) Ñð´µó

(3) ’åÊ–Ì¸ (4) „ÜÈð¤Å’ó

88. † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµåê Õ×åÖ ²µðëé µå

Å²µðëéÁ·µå’å ÔåÜÈåê¾ÕÄå Ê·æ µåÔåÑÓ ?

(1) Š“±Ôðé ð´µó ôæ²µó’ðëéÑó

(2) Š˜µóš ƒÑêÌÔðêÄó

(3) ÔåìæÏ˜µðÆéÚÝ²ìåêÒ „’ðÞûñ´µó

(4) ¯æÏÅÆ’ó „ÔåêÓ

89. ŠÇ·Èð“±Ôó Ôåê¼åê¾ ŠÇ·ÝÚÝ²ìðêÒ¯ó ÜÈæÑðÖÒ¯ó

Š’óÞ¯æÐûÏ’óÞÄåÑ–Ó ²ìåìæÔå ²™é½²ìåêÑ–Ó

Š’æÞû±ø’åÞÄó Ôåê²µåê’åâ–ÜÈåÑæ˜µåêÔåíúÁµåê

(1) ßðôåê¢ ÁµæÐÔå’å ÊâÿåÜÝ

(2) ’å ™Ôðê ÁµæÐÔå’å ÊâÿåÜÝ

(3) ßðôåê¢Ôå²™ ÁµæÐÔå’å ÊâÿåÜÝ

(4) ƒ¼åÏÒ¼å ßðôåê¢ ÁµæÐÔå’å ÊâÿåÜÝ

90. HPLC ˜µð ÜÈåÒÊÒÁ·™ÜÝÁµåÒ¼ð † ’ðâÿå˜™ÄåÑ–Ó

²ìåìæÔåíúÁµåê ¼åÇÈåíþÉ ?

(1) ÕÒ˜µå µå¹ð Ôåê¼åê¾ Å¸¤²ìåê’ð”

²ìðëé˜µåÏÔæÁµå ƒÄæÕØéÑ ÜÈæÁ·µå’å

ƒÒ˜µåÊ·åë¼å (ßð¡¢Äå B.P.)

(2) ßð¡¢Äå §¼å¾ µå ÊâÿåÜÝ ‡â–’ð ’æÑ

’å ™Ôðê Ôåê¼åê¾ ÜÈåêÁ·µæ²™¼å ÜÈæÁ·µå’å

ƒÒ˜µåÊ·åë¼å ÕÒ˜µå µå¹ð

(3) 50 Õêé. ˜™Ò¼å ßð¡¢Äå ’æÑÔåìó ÊâÿåÜÝ

ÕÒ˜µå µå¹ð ÜÈæÔåêÁ¿·µåùÏ¤ ßð¡¢ÜÈåÑæ˜™Áµð

(4) ÁµåÐÔå ƒÁ¿·µåÔæ ›åÄå²µåëÇÈåÁµå ÜÈæÀÅ’å

ßåÒ¼å …²µåÊßåêÁµåê

103 (25 - A)

85. Garlic like odour is found in

breath in case of poisoning by

(1) Lead

(2) Carbolic acid

(3) Arsenic

(4) Cyanide

86. The most common compound

associated with poisoning in

India is

(1) Ethyl alcohol

(2) Organophosphorous

(3) Carbamates

(4) Cannabis

87. Which of the following poison can

be detected from burnt bones ?

(1) Copper (2) Lead

(3) Iron (4) Arsenic

88. Which of the following is not a

constituent of Universal antidote ?

(1) Activated charcoal

(2) Egg albumen

(3) Magnesium oxide

(4) Tannic acid

89. For effective and efficient

solvent extraction, the

extractions are repeated by using

(1) Large solvent

(2) Small solvent

(3) Extra solvent

(4) Very large solvent

90. Which one of the following

statements is false, with

reference to HPLC ?

(1) Suitable for the separation

and determination of the

non-volatile (high B.P.)

components.

(2) High pressure is used to

decrease the retention time

and improve the separation

of component.

(3) Columns longer than 50

meters have been used here

to increase the efficiency of

separation.

(4) The stationary phase could

be a liquid or a solid.

103 (26 - A)

91. † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµå²µåÑ–Ó ´µåëÏ ðé²™²ìåêÒ

Ôåê¼åê¾ ®Ò˜µåÜÈå±Äó Á™éÇÈå µåâÿåÄåêÆ ÊâÿåÜÈåêÔå²µåê

(1) NMR ÜÈðÉ’ðë±øéÇ·Èðùî ðëé Õêé®²µó

(2) ’åÛ-“²µå ™Ç·ÈæÐûÏ’ðë±é Õêé®²µó

(3) ˜µæÏÜÈó ’ðëÐÔåìæÏ ðëé µæÐÇ·Ý

(4) UV/ÕÜÝÊÑó ÜÈðÉ’ðë±øéÇ·Èðùî ðëé

Õêé®²µó

92. ÜÈæÔå²ìåêÔå ²µåÜÈæ²ìåêÄå ÔåÜÈåê¾ÕÄåÑ–Ó²µåêÔå

Ç·ÈåÒ’åÛÄåÑó µåëÐÇÈåÄåêÆ µåê²µåê½ÜÈåÑê ÊâÿåÜÈåêÔå

ÕÁ·µæÄå

(1) UV/Visible ÜÈðÉ’æ±ø

(2) IR ÜÈðÉ’æ±ø

(3) ’åÛ-“²µå ™Ç·ÈæÐûÏ’åÛÄó

(4) ˜µæÏÜÈó ’ðëÐÔåìæÏ ðë µæÐÇ·Ý

93. ŠÑð’ðë±øéÔåìæÏ˜µðÆ°’ó ÜÈðÉ’å±øÔåìóÄå ²ìåìæÔå

²™é¦ÄóÄåÑ–Ó ƒ½é ×å“¾²ìåêê¼å Ç·Èðùîé¯æÄåê˜µåâÿåê

’åÒ´µåê Ê²µåê¼å¾Ôð ?

(1) …ÄæÉÃø²µð µó

(2) ƒÑæ±øÔðñÑð¯ó

(3) Ôðêñ’ðëÐéÔðéÔó

(4) ’åÛ-“²µå

94. Õ²µåêÁµåÂÃ Ç·ÈðéÜÈó Äå HPLC ²ìåêÑ–Ó ÊâÿåÜÈåêÔå

¼åÒ¼åÐ¦ÿæöÄå

(1) ›åÄå ÜÈæÀÅ’å Ôåê¼åê¾ ÁµåÐÔå ôæÑ–¼å

Ç·ÈðéÜÈó

(2) ƒ½é ÜÈåë’åÛûÍ ’å ˜µåâÿå ÜÈæÀÅ’å Ç·ÈðéÜÈó

(3) ÄæÄó ÇÈðîéÑæ²µó ÜÈæÀÅ’å Ç·ÈðéÜÈó

Ôåê¼åê¾ ÜÈåÖÑÉ Ôåê°±Äå ÇÈðîéÑæ²µó

ôæÑ–¼å Ç·ÈðéÜÈó

(4) ´µðñÕêÁ¿·µðñÑó µðñ’ðëÓé²µðëÜÝÑðÅÒÁµå

ÜÝÑ–ÄðñÜÈó Ôåìæ´™²µåêÔå ÜÈæÀÅ’å Ç·ÈðéÜÈó

95. ÔåìæÜÈó ÜÈðÉ’ðë±øéÔðê°Ð˜µð † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ²ìåìæÔå

Ôæ’åÏ ÜÈå²™ ßðëÒÁµåê¼å¾Áµð ?

(1) Õ×ðÓéÚÈå¹ð Ôåìæ ™Áµå ÔåÜÈåê¾

ÊÁµåÑæ˜µåêÔåíúÁ™ÑÓ

(2) ßð¡¢Äå ÇÈåÐÔåìæ¸Áµå ÔåÜÈåê¾ Êðé’æ˜µåê¼å¾Áµð

(3) Õ×ðÓéÚÈå¹ð Ôåìæ´™Áµå ÔåÜÈåê¾ ƒ²ìðëéÄðñÜÈó

„˜µåê¼å¾Áµð

(4) † ÔðêéÑ–Äå ŠÑÓÔåî

103 (27 - A)

91. Deuterium & tungsten are used

as a light source in one of the

following techniques

(1) NMR spectrophotometer

(2) X-rays diffractometer

(3) Gas chromatography

(4) Ultra violet/visible

spectrophotometer

92. The presence of a functional

group in an organic compound is

identified by

(1) UV/Visible spectra

(2) IR spectra

(3) X-ray diffraction

(4) Gas chromatography

93. Highest energy photons are

observed in which region of the

electromagnetic spectrum ?

(1) Infrared

(2) Ultraviolet

(3) Microwave

(4) X-ray

94. The technique employed in case

of reversed phase HPLC

involves

(1) Solid stationary phase and

liquid mobile phase

(2) Very fine particles as

stationary phase

(3) Non-polar stationary phase

and relatively polar mobile

phase

(4) Stationary phase silinised

with dimethyl

dichlorosilane

95. Which of the following

statement holds good in a mass

spectrometry ?

(1) The analysed substance

remains intact

(2) Large quantities of the

substance is required

(3) The analysed substance is

ionized


103 (28 - A)

96. Ê¸»²µåà¼å ÔåÜÈåê¾ÕÄå ’ðéÒÁ™Ðé’å²µå¸ ’åÒ´µåê à´™²ìåêÑê ‡ÇÈå²ìðëé˜™ÜÈåêÔå ÕÁ·µæÄå

(1) ²ìåêê.Õ. ²µðëéà¼å ÔåìæÇÈå’å

(2) Õ.Œ.ŠÜÈó. ²µðëéà¼å ÔåìæÇÈå’å

(3) ²ìåêê.Õ. ƒÁ¿·µåÔæ Õ.Œ.ŠÜÈó. ²µðëéà¼å ÔåìæÇÈå’å

(4) ÜÈåëôå’å ÁµæÐÔå¸ Ôåê¼åê¾ pH ÇÈðéÇÈå²µó

97. ƒÁ·™’æÐÒ½’å CO2 „ßå²µå Ôåíú §ÒÁµåê

„’åÚÈå¤’å ÕÒ˜µå´µå¹æ ¼åÒ¼åÐ¦ÿæöÄåÔæ˜™ ßðë²µå ßðëÕêÍ²µåêÔå ’æ²µå

(1) ’æÊ¤Äó µðñ„’ðÞûñ µó Ñ–Ç·ÈðùîéÇ·ÝÑ–’ó ÁµæÐÔå’å ²™é½²ìåê Ôå¼å¤Äð

(2) ÕÒ˜µå µå¹ð²ìåê ÄåÒ¼å²µå ÁµæÐÔå’åÁµå ²ìåìæÔåíúÁµðé ×ðéÚÈå Êæ“ …ÑÓ

(3) ¼æÇÈåÔåìæÄå Ôåê¼åê¾ §¼å¾ µåÁµå ÜÈåÖÑÉ

ÊÁµåÑæÔå¹ðÎêÒÁµå CO2 Äå ÁµæÐÔå“é’å²™ÜÈåêÔå ×å“¾²ìåê ßðëÒÁµæº’ð


98. † ’ðâÿå ™Äå ÕÊ·å¦Äæ¼åÍ’å ÕÁ·µæÄå Åé µåêÔå

Áµå¼æ¾Ò×åÔåíú ƒ½ ßð¡¢Äå ÅÚÈå”þïÚÈå±¼ð ßðëÒÁ™Áµð ?

(1) ÔæÏÇÈå’æ¼åÍ’å ÁµåÐÔå²ìðëé˜µå Õ×ðÓéÚÈå¹ð

(2) ²µðé•–é²ìåê ƒÒ¼åÔæÏ¤ÜÈå ÔåìæÇÈåÄå

(3) ˜µåê²µåê¼åÖÔåìæÇÈå’å

(4) ²µðëéà¼å ÁµåêÏ½ÔåìæÇÈå’å

99. ÜÈåë’åÛûÍÁµå×å¤’å ¼å²µåÒ µåÁµå Äð²µåÕÅÒÁµå

ÜÈåÒ˜µåÐßåÁµå ÇÈåÐ²ìðëé¦Äå˜µåâÿåê

(1) ÔåìæÁµå²™ ÁµæÐÔå’å ²µåÜÈå Õê×åÐ¸Áµå

¼æÇÈåÔåìæÄåÔåÄåêÆ Øé›åùÐÔæ˜™

ßð¡¢ÜÈåêÔå ÜÈæÔåêÁ¿·µåùÏ¤

(2) ‡ÄåÆ¼å ¼æÇÈåÔåìæÄåÁ™ÒÁµå Ôå˜µæ¤Ôå¹ð

½éÔåÐ Ôåìæ ™ „²ìåêêÂ ¼ð˜µð²ìåêêÔå

’æ²ìåê¤’åÐÔåê

(3) ’å ™Ôðê ÁµæÐÔå’å ²µåÜÈå ÊâÿåÜÝ 15-30

ÅÕêÚÈåÁµåÑ–Ó ’æ²ìåê¤ ÕÁ·µæÄå

ÇÈåî²µðñÜÈåêÔåíúÁµåê


100. ˜µåê²µåê¼åÖ ÔåìæÇÈå’å ÕÊ·å¦Äæ¼åÍ’åÁµåÑ–Ó

ÇÈå µðÁ™²µåêÔå „Áµå×å¤ ‡¼åÉÄåÆ µåâÿåê

ÇÈå²™×åêÁµåÂÃ¼ð²ìåê ¦ÿðë¼ð²ìåêÑ–Ó

(1) ÁµåÐÔåÁµåÑ–Ó ’å²µå˜µåêÔå Ôåê¼åê¾ ÅÁ™¤ÚÈå±

ÜÈåÒ²ìðëé¦Äð ßðëÒÁ™²µåÊðé’åê

(2) ÁµåÐÔåÁµåÑ–Ó ’å²µå µåÁµå, ÜÈå²µæ˜µåÔæ ™

ÜÈðëéÜÈåÊÑÓ Ôåê¼åê¾ ƒÅÁ™¤ÚÈå±

ÜÈåÒ²ìðëé¦Äð …²µåÊðé’åê

(3) ÁµåÐÔåÁµåÑ–Ó ’å²µå µåÁµå, ÜÈå²µæ˜µåÔæ ™

ÜÈðëéÜÈåÊÑÓ Ôåê¼åê¾ ÅÁ™¤ÚÈå±

ÜÈåÒ²ìðëé¦Äð ßðëÒÁ™²µåÊðé’åê


103 (29 - A)

96. The concentration of a colourless

sample is determined by

(1) Using a UV

spectrophotometer

(2) Using a VIS

spectrophotometer

(3) Either a UV or VIS

spectrophotometer

(4) Using an indicator solution

and pH paper

97. Super critical CO2 extraction has

emerged as an attractive

separation technique due to

(1) Carbon dioxide behaves as

a lipophillic solvent

(2) No solvent residue is left in

the extract

(3) Solvating power of CO2 can

be easily adjusted by slight

changes in the temp. &

pressure


98. Which of the following

analytical methods gives the data

of greatest precision ?

(1) Volumetric titration

(2) Linear calibration

(3) Gravimetric

(4) Spectrophotometric

99. The advantage(s) of microwave

assisted extraction is (are) :

(1) The ability to rapidly heat

the sample solvent mixture.

(2) The extraction can be

performed at elevated

temperatures accelerating

the mass transfer.

(3) The procedure takes 15-30

mins. and uses small

solvent volumes.


100. In gravimetric analysis, the ideal

product should be very pure,

(1) Soluble and should possess

a known composition.

(2) Insoluble, easily filterable

and should possess an

unknown composition.

(3) Insoluble, easily filterable,

and should possess a known

composition.


¡¼åê¾ Ê²µåßå’æ”˜™ ÜÈåÀâÿåSPACE FOR ROUGH WORK

103-A (30 - A)

¡¼åê¾ Ê²µåßå’æ”˜™ ÜÈåÀâÿåSPACE FOR ROUGH WORK

(31 - A) 103-A

ÔåÚÈå¤Äó ’ðëé µó

† ÇÈåÐ×ðÆÇÈåíúÜÝ¾’ð²ìåêÄåêÆ ¼ð²µð²ìåêêÔåÒ¼ð ÅÔåê˜µð ½â–ÜÈåêÔåÔå²µð˜µåë …ÁµåÄåêÆ ¼ð²µð²ìåê’åë´µåÁµåê.

ÇÈåÐ×ðÆÇÈåíúÜÝ¾’ðÅÁ™¤ÚÈå± ÇÈå½Ð’ð

(ÇÈå½Ð’ð-II)úúúúú

µå²™ÚÈå³ ÜÈåÔåê²ìåê ‘ 2 µåÒ ð µåâÿåê µå²™ÚÈå³ ƒÒ’å µåâÿåê ‘ 200

A

ÕÚÈå²ìåê ÜÈåÒ’ðé¼å : 103

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