ISI MS(QMBA) 2021 Question Paper with Solutions: 46 Questions, Answer Key & Section-wise Analysis

    ISI MS(QMBA) 2021 previous year paper: 46 questions with answer key and detailed solutions, section-wise breakdown and free sample questions.

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    46 questions · 120 marks · 248 minutes. Algebra and Number Theory: 18 · Calculus: 14 · Probability, Statistics and Analytical Reasoning: 5 · Linear Algebra: 5 · Geometry and Trigonometry: 4

    Free sample questions from ISI MS(QMBA) 2021 Question Paper

    Question 1 · Geometry and Trigonometry MCQ

    Let and be the vertices of a parallelogram in the plane listed clockwise. Then the point is

    1. A.

    2. B.

    3. C.

    4. D.

    Question 2 · Algebra and Number Theory SUB

    Three real numbers are in Arithmetic Progression, the first term is 9. If 2 is added to the second term and 20 is added to the third term, the resulting three numbers are in Geometric Progression. What is the smallest possible value for the third term of the Geometric Progression?

    Question 3 · Linear Algebra SUB
    If are positive real numbers and , then show that the value of the determinant

    is negative.
    Question 4 · Algebra and Number Theory MCQ

    Let be a complex number where is a real number such that . Then the locus of in the complex plane is

    1. A.

      an ellipse

    2. B.

      a hyperbola

    3. C.

      a parabola

    4. D.

      a pair of straight lines

    Question 5 · Probability, Statistics and Analytical Reasoning SUB

    There are 4 Red, 5 Black and 6 Blue balls in an urn. 4 balls are drawn at random without replacement from this urn. What is the probability that these 4 balls will contain at least one ball of each colour?

    Question 6 · Linear Algebra SUB
    The bleaching stage of a pulp manufacturing process needs to be executed in such a way to achieve a pulp brightness of 50, pulp whiteness of 80 and viscosity of 30. This can be done by controlling the Chemical Flow, Duration and Temperature of the bleaching process. The equations depicting the relationship between Brightness, Whiteness and Viscosity with the Chemical flow, Duration and Temperature are given below. Determine the levels of Chemical flow, Duration and Temperature required to be maintained during the bleaching process to achieve the required brightness, whiteness and viscosity.
    Brightness = 2 x Chemical Flow - 15 x Duration + Temperature
    Whiteness = Chemical Flow - 25 x Duration + 2 x Temperature
    Viscosity = 5 x Chemical Flow + 20 x Duration - Temperature
    Question 7 · Calculus MCQ

    Let . Then the value of is

    1. A.

    2. B.

    3. C.

    4. D.

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    ISI MS(QMBA) 2021 Question Paper with Solutions: 46 Questions, Answer Key & Section-wise Analysis

    ISI MS(QMBA) 2021 previous year paper: 46 questions with answer key and detailed solutions, section-wise breakdown and free sample questions.

    46 Qs

    Total Questions

    120 Marks

    Total Marks

    248 Mins

    Duration

    +3 / -1 / 0

    Marking Scheme

    Section-wise Paper Structure

    Algebra and Number Theory

    18 Qs

    39% of total marks

    Calculus

    14 Qs

    30% of total marks

    Probability, Statistics and Analytical Reasoning

    5 Qs

    11% of total marks

    Linear Algebra

    5 Qs

    11% of total marks

    Geometry and Trigonometry

    4 Qs

    9% of total marks

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    Authentic examination problems with detailed derivations and answer keys.

    Question 1

    Let and be the vertices of a parallelogram in the plane listed clockwise. Then the point is

    Question 2

    Three real numbers are in Arithmetic Progression, the first term is 9. If 2 is added to the second term and 20 is added to the third term, the resulting three numbers are in Geometric Progression. What is the smallest possible value for the third term of the Geometric Progression?

    Question 3
    If are positive real numbers and , then show that the value of the determinant

    is negative.
    Question 4

    Let be a complex number where is a real number such that . Then the locus of in the complex plane is

    Question 5

    There are 4 Red, 5 Black and 6 Blue balls in an urn. 4 balls are drawn at random without replacement from this urn. What is the probability that these 4 balls will contain at least one ball of each colour?

    Question 6
    The bleaching stage of a pulp manufacturing process needs to be executed in such a way to achieve a pulp brightness of 50, pulp whiteness of 80 and viscosity of 30. This can be done by controlling the Chemical Flow, Duration and Temperature of the bleaching process. The equations depicting the relationship between Brightness, Whiteness and Viscosity with the Chemical flow, Duration and Temperature are given below. Determine the levels of Chemical flow, Duration and Temperature required to be maintained during the bleaching process to achieve the required brightness, whiteness and viscosity.
    Brightness = 2 x Chemical Flow - 15 x Duration + Temperature
    Whiteness = Chemical Flow - 25 x Duration + 2 x Temperature
    Viscosity = 5 x Chemical Flow + 20 x Duration - Temperature
    Question 7

    Let . Then the value of is

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