SNAP 2023 Actual Question Papers with Solutions, Slot-wise – Page 12
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You are a bank HR analyst. Your bonus depends on filling six branch-trainee seats. Only four campus candidates cleared the test cut-off; two missed it by one mark. Rounding their scores up would fill all six, and the branch heads are pressing for staff. What should you do?
- Round their scores up since a one-mark difference is negligible and the branches urgently need staff.
- Pass the four and quietly offer the two near-miss candidates a private re-test to improve their scores.
- Record the actual scores, pass the four, and report the two unfilled seats honestly to management.
- Scrap this recruitment drive entirely and test a fresh batch of candidates to fill all six seats.
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Answer: C. Record the actual scores, pass the four, and report the two unfilled seats honestly to management.
You lead a relief NGO's flood-response team. You learn your volunteers skipped checking beneficiary lists in two villages, so some families got double kits and others none. A donor audit is next week, and the volunteers are unpaid college students. What should you do?
- Describe only total aid delivered during the audit, since donors principally need assurance that their funds reached families.
- Recheck the lists and correct distribution, then exclude the students from future drives without addressing weaknesses in checks.
- Verify beneficiary lists again, correct kit distribution, and strengthen checking procedures without blaming the student volunteers.
- Publish names of families receiving duplicate kits before recovering them, since visible accountability would discourage repeated claims later.
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Answer: C. Verify beneficiary lists again, correct kit distribution, and strengthen checking procedures without blaming the student volunteers.
You are a procurement manager at a pharma company. Your regular supplier of a key raw material faces a two-month shortage. A cheaper vendor can deliver this week, but its quality audit is still pending. Production stops in ten days without supply. What should you do?
- Expedite the supplier audit and independently test the first batch, requiring satisfactory results before use.
- Accelerate the audit and test a sample, but authorise production before results arrive to protect the deadline.
- Approve use based on the vendor's assurances, since uninterrupted production would protect patients relying on the company's supply.
- Wait two months without exploring another assessed supplier, since remaining with the familiar source would avoid quality uncertainty.
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Answer: A. Expedite the supplier audit and independently test the first batch, requiring satisfactory results before use.
You are the event manager at a hotel. Two hours before a 600-guest wedding dinner, the engineer reports a minor gas leak in the banquet kitchen; repairs take three hours. The bride's father is a major corporate client, the chef says he can 'manage on two burners near the window', and the maintenance log shows the valve was due for service last month.
Rank the given considerations in the order a sound business judgment would weigh them, from first to last.
1. Investigate the maintenance lapse
2. The client's wedding timeline
3. Shut the gas and clear the kitchen
4. Arrange an alternate kitchen or caterer
- 2-3-4-1
- 3-2-4-1
- 1-3-4-2
- 3-4-2-1
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Answer: D. 3-4-2-1
Take the statements below as true. Based only on these statements, decide which conclusion(s) necessarily follow. Do not assume anything about anyone's intent.
Statements:
1. Rule A: Staff must report suspected mis-selling to Compliance.
2. Rule B: Staff must not discuss customer accounts with anyone outside the branch.
3. Compliance sits at head office, outside the branch, and a mis-selling report must name the customer accounts involved.
4. The branch head says Compliance is 'part of the same bank'.
Conclusions:
I. Reporting the mis-selling to Compliance breaks Rule B.
II. Rules A and B conflict in this case.
- Only I follows
- Only II follows
- Both I and II follow
- Neither follows
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Answer: C. Both I and II follow