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RRB GROUP D — 2025 Previous Year Questions

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The RRB GROUP D 2025 question paper contains 2700 questions across 27 sections: 27 Nov Shift 1, 27 Nov Shift 2, 27 Nov Shift 3, 1 Dec Shift 1, 1 Dec Shift 2, 1 Dec Shift 3, 10 Dec Shift 1, 10 Dec Shift 2, 10 Dec Shift 3, 15 Dec Shift 1, 15 Dec Shift 2, 15 Dec Shift 3, 30 Dec Shift 1, 30 Dec Shift 2, 30 Dec Shift 3, 4 Dec Shift 1, 4 Dec Shift 2, 4 Dec Shift 3, 8 Dec Shift 1, 8 Dec Shift 2, 8 Dec Shift 3, 11 Dec Shift 1, 11 Dec Shift 2, 11 Dec Shift 3, 16 Dec Shift 1, 16 Dec Shift 2, 16 Dec Shift 3.

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27 Nov Shift 1

100 Questions
Q1.
Which of the following statements is correct?
A
Work done can only be negative
B
Work done can be positive or negative depending on the direction of force.
C
Work done does not depend on force or displacernent.
D
Work done can only be positive.
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Q2.
Through which method of cell division are the diploid chromosomes divided into haploid gametes?
A
Mitosis
B
Binary Fission
C
Amitosis
D
Melosis
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Q3.
The power of a lens is defined as:
A
The reciprocal of its focal length in meters
B
The ratio of image distance to object distance
C
The product of its focal length and refractive index
D
The square of its focal length
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Q4.
When a thick glass slab is placed over printed matter, the letters appear raised. This is due to
A
Scattering of light
B
Refraction of light
C
Total internal reflection
D
Polarization of light
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Q5.
The motion of a satellite orbiting the Earth in a circular path at constant speed is a classic example of uniform circular motion. What property of this motion prevents its acceleration from being zero?
A
The total mechanical energy is conserved, necessitating acceleration.
B
The direction of motion changes continuously at every point, meaning the velocity is changing.
C
The object's mass continually changes due to orbital dynamics.
D
The speed is too high for the gravitational force to sustain a constant velocity.
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