Test # 525

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1. Directions (Questions 16 to 25): Study the f6llowing information carefully and answer the questions given below it.
Following are the conditions to appoint a Distributor for petroleum gas throughout Delhi :
The applicant should
(1) be an Indian by nationality.
(2) be in the age group of 21-50 years on 5th September, 1997.
(3) be minimum Matriculatte or recognised equivalent.
(4) be a resident of Delhi for not less than 5 years immedi ly preceding the date of application.
(5) have family income of not more than Rs. 50,000 annually.
(6) not have any dealership in any oil company.
(7) have no close relatives as a dealer/distributor of any oil company. However,
(8) restrictions ' relating to annual income, would not be applicable to persons working in corporations, owned or controlled by State government, but the case shall be referred to the Managinj Director.
(9) for unemployed graduates, conditions at (6) and (7) may be waived.
(10) if a person belongs to SC/ST but is not a resident of Delhi, the case may be referred to the Chairman.
On the basis of the above conditions and the informations provided against each applicant, decide which of the following courses of action &Gomdd be taken.
Mark answer (a) if the applicant is selected, (b) if the candidate is not (c) if the data is inadequate, (d) if the case is to be referred to the ,plonaging Director and (e) if the case is to be referred to the Chairman.

Amandeep is an unemployed graduate who has been living in Delhi since 1987. He is a citizen of India and his date of birth is 2nd February, 1974. His father is the only earner in the family drawing Rs. 800 per month.

a. if the applicant is selected,

b. if the candidate is not

c. if the data is inadequate,

d. if the case is to be referred to the ,plonaging Director and

e. if the case is to be referred to the Chairman.

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