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Hello sir, after graduation I’m looking for to get admission in MBA program in Dhaka University through its entrance test. Can any one provide me some Dhaka University Evening MBA Admission Test Question?

[Shaleen]

All the past questions of Dhaka University Evening MBA admission test are discussed by DU.

Subjects for evening MBA test:
Analogy
Antonym
Critical Reasoning
Fill in the Gaps
Mathematics
Reading Comprehension
Sentence Correction
Synonym

Test Duration: 90 Minutes
Mode of Test: The test is divided into TWO sections
Sections I- English Language and Communication
Section II - Mathematics, Logical Reasoning & Critical Analysis

Here I’m giving you some question for evening MBA admission test by Dhaka University:

Section - I
English Language and Communication
(30 questions: 30 marks)

Read the following passage and answer questions 1 through 4:
In ancient times wealth was measured and exchanged in things that could be touched： food， tools， and precious metals and stones. Then the barter system was replaced by coins， which still had real value since they were pieces of rare metal. Coins were followed by fiat money， paper notes that have value only because everyone agrees to accept them. Today electronic monetary systems are gradually being introduced that will transform money into even less tangible forms， reducing it to a series of "bits and bytes"， or units of computerized information， going between machines at the speed of light. Already， electronic fund transfer allows money to be instantly sent and received by different banks， companies， and countries through computers and telecommunications devices.

1. Which of the following would be the most appropriate title for the passage？
A. International Banking Policies
B. The History of Monetary Exchange
C. The Development of Paper Currencies
D. Current Problems in the Economy
E. Electronic Money & Currency

2. coins once had real value as currency because they ______.
A. were a great improvement over barter
B. permitted easy transportation of wealth
C. could become collector's items
D. were made of precious metals
E. were easy to handle

3. Which of the following statements about computerized monetary systems is NOT supported by the passage？
　　A. They promote international trade.
　　B. They allow very rapid money transfers.
　C. They are still limited to small transactions
　　D. They dependent on good telecommunications systems.
E. They have made transactions easy

4. The author mentions food, tools, and precious metals and stones together because they are all:
A. material objects
B. useful items
C.articles stored in museums
D. expensive
E. convenient

Critical Reasoning (Question 5 through 7):
05. Two friends are watching a game of cricket and chatting:
Arif: I think that Sakib (batsman) just scored six!
Runa: He must have . He is a top order batsman!
The hidden assumption behind Runa's statement is that:
A. All batsman who score sixes are top-order batsman
B. Most batsman who are top-order batsman score sixes
C. Batsman should score sixes in order to be top-order batsman
D. Most batsman who score sixes are top-order batsman
E. All batsman who are top order batsman score sixes

06. If we are doomed to have local drug rehabilitation centers - and society has determined that we are --- then society ought to pay for them. Which of the following , if tue, would weaken the argument?
A. Drug rehabilitation centers are too expensive to be locally funded.
B. Many neighborhood group oppose rehabilitation centers.
C. Drug rehabilitation centers are expensive to maintain.
D. Drug addicts may be unwilling to receive treatment.
E. A government committee has convinced many groups that local rehabilitation centers are ineffective

07. An economist was quoted as saying that the cost of living index will go up next month in Japan because of a recent increase in the price of fruits and vegetables. Which of the following can't be inferred from the statement?
A. The cost of fruits and vegetable has risen sharply.
B. Consumers have decreased their consumption of fruits and vegetables.
C. The cost of fruit and vegetable is a major item in the cost of living.
D. Food cost charge is reflected quickly in the cost of living.
E. Other items that make up the cost of living have not significantly decreased in price.

Find the one most nearly similar in meaning to the capitalized word (Question 8 through 11):
08. VILIFY
A. Defame B. Ameliorate C. Honor D. Perturb E. Rummage

09. SORDID
A. Squalid B. Eccentric C. Succinct D. Limpid E. Steady

10. DESPISE
A. Infuriate B. Commend C. Abhor D. Facilitate E. Fluctuate

11. ENCOUNTER
A. Concord B. Battle C. Harmony D. Part E. Work

Fill in the blanks (Question 12 through 15):
12. The admission test of EMBA program was held -------------- Business Faculty Building.
A. at the B. in the C. in a D. by the E. on a

13. We often ----------- a victim of circumstances.
A. fallen B. felt C. did fall D. fall E. are felt

14. Dhaka city's traffic system, which is extremely old, -------------- prove difficult to modernize.
A. it might B. and might C. might D. that might E. it might be

15. In a time of financial crisis, such lavish expenditure must be ---------------.
A. quickened B. corrected C. curtailed D. justified E. adjusted

Find the correct sentences (Question 16 to 19):
16.
A.The decision was hang over.
B. The decision was hung over.
C. The decision was hang down.
D. The decision was hanged down.
E. The decision was hang for.

17.
A. Would you mind close the door?
B. Would you mind closing the door?
C. Would you mind to close the door
D. Would you mind in closing the door?
E. Would you mind to closing the door?

18.
A. I Have much work in hand.
B. I Have more work in my hand.
C. I Have heavy work in me.
D. I Have much work in the hand.
D. I Have much load in hand.

19.
A. Jasmin fall down and broke his leg.
B. Jasmin fell down and broke his leg.
C. Jasmin fallen down and broke his leg.
D. Jasmin fellen down and broke his leg.
E. Jasmin fellen down and broke his leg.

Choose the pair that best express a relationship similar to the one expressed by the capitalized pair. ( Question 20 through 22):
20. GRAIN: SILO
A. Seed:Plant B. Druggist: Doctor C. Furlong : Mile D. Water : Bucket
E. Tree : Fruit

21. PLAY : ACTS
A. Essay : Topics B. Game: Athletes C. Novel : Chapter
D. Poem : Rhymes E. Drama : Actors

22. CAUTION : ACCIDENT
A. Radar: Collision B. Police: Criminal C. Worry: Disaster
D. Sanitation: Health E. Carelessness: Plan

Find the correct portion of sentences for the underlined part (Question 23 through 26):
23. The CEO of Delta phone interviewed several candidates who she thought had the experience and qualifications the position required.
A. whom she thought B. who she thought C. which she thought
D. she thought who E. of whom she thought

24. After several days' tour, we become convinced that the climate of this deserted island was like Florida in winter.
A. the climate of this deserted island was like Florida in winter.
B. the climate of this deserted island was like that of Florida in winter.
C. the climate of this desert island was like Florida in winter.
D. the climate of this deserted island in winter was like Florida.
E. the climate of this desert island was as Florida in winter.

25. If any student has a question, they should raise their hand and ask.
A. they should raise their hand and ask.
B. he should raise his hand and ask.
C. they should raise their hands and ask.
D. he should raise his hands and ask.
E. they should raise their hand and ask the question.

26. In an effort to increase profits, the company moved itself from emphasizing its chemicals business to expand into high-growth pharmaceuticals and futuristic bio-technologies.
A. itself from emphasizing its chemicals business to expand into
B. itself from emphasizing its chemicals business then to expanding
C. from an emphasis on its chemicals business and to expanding
D. from an emphasis on its chemicals business and to expand
E. from an emphasizing its chemicals business to expanding

Find the most nearly opposite in meaning to the capitalized word (Question 27 through 30):
27. SOOTHE
A. irritate B. Acknowledge C. Conceal D. Charm E. Tolerate

28. PALTRY
A. Weak B. Significant C. Charity D. Thrifty E. Acme

29. SAGE
A. Ignorant B. Cheerful C. Vulgar D. Sincere E. Static

30. HEARTEN
A. Keep cool B. Speak softly C. Slow down D. Deceive E. Discourage

what is the method of evaluating the answers... if it is necessary to pass in each individual section...pls let me know

what is the method of questions .. is it necessary to pass in each
section? ...pls let me know...

Can you tell me the process to fill up the Application Form 2019 for admission of MBA (Evening) Program offered by Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka?

[sumit]

The process to fill up the Application Form 2019 for admission of MBA (Evening) Program offered by Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka is as follows:


Visit the official website of Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka


Click to “MBA (Evening)” under “Admission” on the top of the home page


On the new page, you will get the Application Form


Fill in all the required details and submit


That page will look like this:






Few Things that are to be mentioned in the Form


Personal Information
Name of the Applicant
Father's Name
Mother's Name
Date of Birth
Mobile No.
Email
Blood Group
Gender
Marital Status
Religion
Occupation


Mailing/Present Address
Village/Town/Road/House/Flat
District
P.S./Upazila
Post Office
Post Code


Permanent Address
Village/Town/Road/House/Flat
District
P.S./Upazila
Post Office
Post Code



Contact Detail:
Faculty of Business Studies
University of Dhaka
Tel: 58613295, 9661920-73/4360
+8801850211315,+8801820974731
+8801842654980
Email: ariffbs@du.ac.bd (IT),
fbsdu2018@gmail.com

How could I find the previous year's question?