MSCE Pune 8th Scholarship 2025 Question Paper English Paper 2

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Read the following instructions carefully before you answer the questions.
(1) This question paper contains two sections. In Section I there are 1 to 25 questions of Third
Language and in Section II there are 26 to 75 questions of Intelligence Test. All 75 questions are
compulsory.
(2) All questions carry 2 marks each.
(3) Time limit to solve the question paper is 90 minutes.
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alternatives’.
For Example :- If the correct alternative for Q. No. 8 is 2 & 3, then record your answer as follows :
Question No. 8 - 1 1 3 4
(6) Answer recorded in any other form will not be considered. Such answer will be credited with
‘Zero’ mark.  1 2 4
(7) Use blue or black ball pen to darken the circle. Circles darkened by pencil will not be credited.
(8) Answer once recorded can not be changed.
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publication of Interim answer key on MSCE website.
(14) Suggestion and decision of expert committee will be applicable on printing or any other mistake
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(4) nmdgmim Amë¶mda H$moH$UmVë¶m Kam§Mr S>mJSw>Or Ho$br OmVo.

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(1) ~gyZ-~gyZ ‘mPr nmR> XþIy bmJbr.
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(1) J§Y (2) {Zamem (3) AmZ§X (4) AmR>dUr

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(1) Kam~mhoa Omʶmda ~§YZo Amë¶m‘wio
(2) amZ’w$bm§Mm ~ha ‘mdië¶m‘wio
(3) ~mbnUrÀ¶m ‘¡{ÌUtÀ¶m AmR>dUr Amë¶m‘wio
(4) H$Qy> AmR>dUr CM§~iyZ Amë¶m‘wio

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(1) ‘I‘br JdVmda ‘Z {Zdm§V {ZÐm KoVo.
(2) H${dVoVrb ‘wbrMo ‘Z nmʶmVyZ {dhma H$aVo.
(3) H${dVoVrb ‘wbrMo ‘Z Owݶm AmR>dUtÀ¶m Pwë¶mda PmoHo$ KoVo.
(4) ‘moR>onUr H$mhr H$Qy> AmR>dUr EH$dQ>ë¶m OmVmV.

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nwT>rb CVmam H$miOrnyd©H$ dmMm d ˶mImbr {dMmaboë¶m àíZm§Mr ¶mo½¶ CÎmao n¶m©¶m§VyZ {ZdS>m.
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dmT>ob. ào‘mVbr, ‘m¶oVbr V¥ár dmT>ob Am{U Am¶wî¶m~ÔbMr AmoT>hr dmT>ob.

17. CVmè¶mVrb dU©ZmZwgma dmQ> nmhVmZm nwT>rbn¡H$s H$moU˶m JmoîQ>rMm AZw^d ¶oV Zmhr?
(1) {dœmg g§nmXZ H$aUo (2) g§¶‘ YaUo
(3) V¥ár hmoUo (4) Yra YaUo

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(3) ݶm¶-{ZdmS>m H$aʶmMr OmJm. (4) g¡Ý¶mÀ¶m ‘w³H$m‘mMr VmËnwaVr OmJm.

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SECTION - II
INTELLIGENCE TEST
26. Below given are two statements and two conclusions.
Select the correct alternative depending on it.
Statement - I) Organic fertilizers are used for fruit-plants.
II) Productivity increases by using organic fertilizers.
Conclusions - A) Fruit bearing capacity of plants increases because of the use of
organic fertilizers.
B) Plants cannot bear fruits without the use of organic fertilizers.
(1) Conclusion B is correct
(2) Both conclusions A and B are correct
(3) Both conclusions A and B are incorrect
(4) Conclusion A is correct

27. Find the correct alternative to complete the given question gure.
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(1) (2) (3) (4)

28. Find the incorrect term from the given series
420, 462, 506, 554, 600, 650, 702
(1) 600 (2) 554 (3) 420 (4) 702

Q. 29 to 33 Direction :
In the following questions, by understanding correlation between rst two terms, nd the correct
alternative at the place of question mark.

29. Anemia : Iron : : Goiter : ?
(1) Nicotine (2) Phosphorus (3) Calcium (4) Iodine

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(3) A.P.J. Abdul Kalam (4) James Henry Leigh Hunt

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2543 : 40 : : 3654 : ? (Select atwo correct alternatives.)
(1) 45 (2) 360 (3) 120 (4) 90

34. Below given are 3 positions of sides of the same cube with letters from A to F. Observe
the position of letters on the faces and nd which letter will be on the face opposite
to letter E.

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35. Understand the relation between the numbers arranged and select the number from the
alternatives at the place of question mark.

2 4 7
9 13 1 5 31 3 6 ? 8
(1) 97 (2) 106 (3) 21 (4) 92

Q. 36 to 38 Direction :
Identify rhythm in the terms of the given series and select the term from the alternatives at the
place of question mark.

36. x a y b z c b y a x z a y b x ? ? ?
(1) x b y (2) y a b (3) y b a (4) b y x

37. ∆∇ ∆∇?∇ ?∆∇?
(1)  ∆  (2)  ∆ 
(3)    (4)  ∆ 

38. 8 8 9 6 6 ? 9 9 ? 3 3 6 8 8 9 6 6 3 9 9 8 3 3 ? 8
(1) 9, 8, 8 (2) 3, 6, 8 (3) 8, 6, 3 (4) 3, 8, 6

Q. 39 and 40 Direction :
In a code language CARD is 4856, MAZE is 4937 and RACE is 4657. The order in the code
may not be same for the letters of the given word. Solve the following questions based on the
given information.

39. Find the code from the alternatives that represent the word ‘DREAM’.
(1) 64879 (2) 659 (3) 38667 (4) 653

40. Which alternative of code language from the given, form a meaningful word. (Select
two correct alternatives.)
(1) 735 (2) 498
(3) 48 (4) 7648

41. In a code language if 34 = 19, 16 = 13 and 92 = 29 then 76 = ? in that language.
(1) 55 (2) 69 (3) 57 (4) 53

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42. 99, 98, 97, 95, 92, 88, 81, 75, 64, ?
(1) 54 (2) 56 (3) 52 (4) 60

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47. At what time the angle between an hour hand and the minute hand will be 155º? (Select
two correct alternatives)
(1) 4:50 (2) 7:10
(3) 8:10 (4) 5:50

48. Find the hidden part of the question gure from the alternatives given.
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49. Observe the given series of symbols and nd the terms from the alternatives at the
question mark.
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(1) (2)
(3) (4)

Q. 50 and 51 Direction :
A sheet of paper is folded and cut at the shaded places as shown. Then it is unfolded. Which
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54. (1) Renewable Energy Day : 20th Sept.
(2) Environment Day : 5th June
(3) World Water Day : 22nd March
(4) Population Day : 11th July

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Q. 59 to 61 Direction :
Observe the pyramid given below. Find the relation between the numbers and alphabets order
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5 M J 41 43
P 13 29 G E 59
7 N I 37 47 C B
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59. R – 17 – 13 – 31 – H : 19 – 23 – E – 53 – D : : 11 – P – M – 3 – L : ?
(1) 53 – E – J – I – 37 (2) 61 – 59 – 41 – K – L
(3) 61 – 59 – F – 23 – 19 (4) 19 – 23 – E – 53 – 61

60. 5 – N – M – I : 43 – C – 41 – 47 : : R – M – L – J : ?
(1) 19 – 23 – L – J (2) F – 47 – G – 37
(3) J – 23 – 41 – 19 (4) 19 – 41 – L – J

61. 3 – M – Q : K – 41 – F : : 5 – N – P : ? (Select two correct alternatives.)
(1) 43 – C – 59 (2) J – 37 – I
(3) 41 – 47 – C (4) J – 37 – G

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66. When Abhishek left his house, setting Sun's rays were falling on his face from his front.
He walked 24 m straight from his house and stopped. He turned to his right at right angle
and walked 21 m straight. He then turned to his left at right angle and walked 20 m in
a straight line. Once again he turned left at right angle and walked 21 m straight and
stopped. How far he is from his starting position?
(1) 44 meter (2) 74 meter
(3) 53 meter (4) 45 meter

67. How many four lettered words are more or less than three lettered words in the following
sentences.
‘When you want to give a speech : Plan your speech in advance. Note the points
and arrange them properly. Rehearse the speech in your mind and go ahead.’
(1) less by 4 (2) more by 4
(3) more by 3 (4) less by 3

68. “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it
today.” How many words are there in this statement, with repeated letters in that word?
(1) 2 (2) 3
(3) 5 (4) 4

69. Find the exactly matching gure to the question gure from the alternatives.
Question Figure : Answer Figures :

(1) (2) (3) (4)

70. 27th December was Monday in some year. Find which days will occure ve times in
April month of that year. (Select two correct alternatives.)
(1) Wednesday (2) Friday
(3) Thursday (4) Tuesday

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to the left of the middle letter of that meaningful word.
(1) R (2) O
(3) N (4) I

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75. In the above letter series, if rst, third and fth group letters are placed sequentially,
then which correct alternative will give serial numbers of the word opposite to ‘friend’.
(1) 13, 10, 8, 1, 9 (2) 8, 5, 4, 1, 7
(3) 5, 9, 5, 8, 15 (4) 7, 5, 8, 10, 9

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