Indian Army GD 2020 Question Paper with Answer Key
Indian Army
General Duty (GD)2020Indian Army General Duty 2020 entrance paper: 50 equal-mark questions in 1 hour on general knowledge, science and maths, with an answer key.
Practice these questions to improve your performance in the written examination.
About this paper
This is the Indian Army Common Entrance Examination for Soldier General Duty from 2020. It allows one hour and has 50 compulsory multiple-choice questions of equal marks. English and Hindi are printed together. The opening questions are places, awards, dances and history, including the Arjuna Award, Chilika Lake, the liberation of Goa and the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces. The middle of the paper is science: swine flu, laughing gas, glands, digestion, density of water and the ozone layer. The last questions are arithmetic on time and work, averages, simple interest, profit, percentage, square roots and LCM. An answer key for all 50 questions is printed at the end.
- Exam
- Indian Army
- Subject
- General Duty (GD)
- Year
- 2020
- Time allowed
- 1 hour
- Questions
- 50
- Pages
- 6
- Answers included
- Yes
Topics covered
- Awards, dances and world geography
- Indian history and the armed forces
- Diseases and human physiology
- Gases, ores and the ozone layer
- States of matter and density of water
- Time and work
- Averages and simple interest
- Profit and percentage
- Square roots and LCM
- Speed, distance and calendar
Questions from this paper
- The Arjuna Award is given to which kind of person?
- What is H1N1?
- What is laughing gas?
- Water has its maximum density at what temperature?
- At what rate percent per annum will a sum of money double in 8 years?
- A cyclist covers 12 km in an hour. What is his speed in metres per minute?
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