SRCC GBO Sample Paper 2026

If you look at the words "benevolent," "compassionate," and "altruistic," they all describe positive qualities related to kindness, caring for others, or helping people without expecting anything in return.

However, "malicious" means wanting to cause harm or do something bad, which is the complete opposite of the other words. So, it stands out as the odd one out here.

Sentences 1, 2, and 4 form a paragraph about renewable energy, its adoption, and technological advancements aiding the transition to greener solutions.

Sentence 3, while it is related to energy but focuses on fossil fuel consumption and industrialization, which is a different theme from the renewable energy narrative.

Here, the first blank should appropriately link the verb with the object. "On" fills the blank correctly. Further, the second blank should refer to the location. Hence, "at" is the appropriate preposition. Lastly, "Receiving praise from" identifies the source of the recognition, i.e., her peers.

Option B is the correct answer.

"Obscure" means something that is unclear, hidden, or difficult to understand, while "reveal" means to make something clear or known.

a) Unclear is similar in meaning to obscure.
c) Hidden is a synonym of obscure.
d) Cryptic also means something that is mysterious or obscure.

"Pernicious" means something that is harmful or destructive, often in a subtle way. So, "harmful" is the closest synonym. The other options like "beneficial," "inspiring," and "courageous" are the opposite or unrelated to the meaning of "pernicious."

Conclusion 1) Some speakers can be pendrives.

The only condition we have about pendrives, is 3)Some phones are not pendrives.

Otherthan this we have no exclusion for pendrives. So, some speakers can be pendrives.

Conclusion 2) Some chargers that are not phones are pendrives.

We are just told that some phone are not pendrives. But we don't have any information about what pendrives are exactly. So, we can't surely say some chargers are pendrives.

Conclusion 3) All chargers can be pendrives.

We know that some phones are not pendrives. We also know that all phones are chargers. Since, some phones are not pendrives, some part of chargers can't be pendrives. So, all chargers can't be pendrives.

Alphabetical positions of C, A and B are 3, 1 and 2. The sum is 3 + 1 + 2 = 6 and $$\left(6\ -\ 1\right)^2\ =\ 25$$.

Alphabetical positions of M, A and T are 13, 1 and 20. The sum is 13 + 1 + 20 = 34 and $$\left(34\ -\ 1\right)^2\ =\ 1089$$.

Similarly, the Alphabetical positions of F, I and N are 6, 9 and 14. The sum is 6 + 9 + 14 = 29 and $$\left(29\ -\ 1\right)^2\ =\ 784$$.

The correct answer is option B.

Non running Athletes = 48+75+110+67  = 300

Number of cyclists how doesn't practice running = 48+75+90+176  = 389

The first letter of each term are the letters in the prime numbered positions according to alphabetical order. So, the first letter is K.

The difference between second letter of each term has no pattern.(3, 4, 4)

So, let's check with the link between first and second letters.

BDF => B+2 = D

CFI => C+3 = F

EJO => E+5 = J

GNU => G+7 = N

So, it is addition of prime numbers.

 K+11 = V

Similarly, checking for third letter and second letter.

BDF => D+2 = F

CFI => F+3 = I

EJO => J+5 = O

GNU => N+7 = U

In the same way V+11 = G

KVG is the answer.

The pattern in the series is multiplying the previous term by 3 and adding 1.

T(1)=1 (Initial term)
T(2) = 1 × 3 + 1 = 4
T(3) = 4 × 3 + 1= 13
T(4) = 13 × 3 + 1 = 40
T(5) = 40 × 3 + 1 = 121
T(6) = 121 × 3 + 1 = 364