SSC CGL 2016 Tier-II JSO Previous Year Paper (02-Dec-2016)

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SSC CGL 2016 Tier-II JSO (Junior Statistical Officer) exam, conducted on 02-Dec-2016, consists of 100 questions designed to test candidates' proficiency in statistical methods and data interpretation. The paper focuses on topics such as descriptive statistics, probability, data analysis, and mathematical reasoning. Candidates need to demonstrate a solid understanding of statistical concepts and the ability to interpret and analyze data accurately.

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SSC CGL 2016 Tier-II JSO Previous Year Paper (02-Dec-2016)

120 Minutes

100 Questions

200 Marks

English, Hindi

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Q1.

For determination of mode and median graphically, one considers:

Bar diagram and Ogive

Bar diagram and Line diagram

Histogram and Line diagram

Histogram and Ogive

Q2.

The value of k for which the function

\(f\left( x \right) = \left\{ {\begin{array}{*{20}{c}} {k{e^{ - 3x}},}&{x > 0}\\ 0&{elsewhere} \end{array}} \right.\)

is probability density function, is

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Q3.

In the construction of cost of living index, commodities are selected by:

simple random sampling

stratified random sampling

systematic sampling

judgement/ purposive sampling.

Q4.

If x and y are uncorrelated variables then this implies:

the absence of any linear relationship between them

the absence of any quadratic relationship between them

the absence of any logarithmic relationship between them

the absence of any trigonometric relationship between them

Q5.

In simple random sampling of n units from a population of N units the quantity [1 - (n / N)] is called the

sampling fraction

expansion factor

finite population correction factor

degrees of freedom

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