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All 43 GK / GS questions asked in RRB Group D 2025-26 on 4 August 2026 Shift 2, with correct answers and short solutions, subject-wise: Static GK, Current Affairs, Biology, Economics, Physics, Chemistry.

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Subjects: Static GK (1) · Current Affairs (16) · Biology (10) · Economics (2) · Physics (9) · Chemistry (5)

Static GK (1)

Indian Railways · Railway Board and administration

Q1. In which city did Indian Railways inaugurate the CHIRAG Centre in May 2026 to modernise HR governance through AI?

  1. (a) Kanpur
  2. (b) Bhopal
  3. (c) Kolkata
  4. (d) Hyderabad
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Hyderabad

Answer: Option 4 — Hyderabad
Indian Railways inaugurated the CHIRAG Centre for AI-driven HR governance atHyderabad(May 2026) → Option 4. *(Verify against the official key.)*

Current Affairs (16)

Reports, Indices and Rankings · Global indices and India's rank

Q2. According to the TIME100 list of the 100 Most Influential People of 2026, which individual appeared on the list for the most times — making his 14th appearnce?

  1. (a) Benjamin Netanyahu
  2. (b) Sundar Pichai
  3. (c) Xi Jinping
  4. (d) Donald Trump
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Xi Jinping

Answer: Option 3 — Xi Jinping
Xi Jinpingmade his 14th appearance on the TIME100 (2026) — the most of anyone → Option 3. *(Verify against the official key.)*
International Affairs and Summits · Bilateral agreements and visits

Q3. Which two countries adopted the Rule of Implementation of the Joint Crediting Mechanism under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement in June 2026?

  1. (a) India and France
  2. (b) India and Brazil
  3. (c) Japan and France
  4. (d) India and Japan
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) India and Japan

Answer: Option 4 — India and Japan
India and Japanadopted the JCM implementation rule under Article 6.2 (June 2026) → Option 4. *(Verify against the official key.)*
State News · State schemes and events

Q4. In a unique move to combat bribery in public offices, which state government launched ‘Project Zero’ in May 2026, offering a cash reward to citizens who submit visual evidence of bribe demands?

  1. (a) Karnataka
  2. (b) Kerala
  3. (c) Maharashtra
  4. (d) Tamil Nadu
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) Kerala

Answer: Option 2 — Kerala
Keralalaunched 'Project Zero' against bribery (May 2026) → Option 2. *(Verify against the official key.)*
Reports, Indices and Rankings · Reports and their publishers

Q5. Which ministry of the Government of India released the Thematic SDG Bulletin – 'Planet in Focus: Advancing Environmental Sustainability under the SDGs' in March 2026?

  1. (a) Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
  2. (b) Ministry of Panchayati Raj
  3. (c) Ministry of Rural Development
  4. (d) Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation

Answer: Option 4 — Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation
MoSPIreleases the SDG bulletins → Option 4.

Q6. Who is the author of the book “Tides of Time: Bharat’s History through Murals in Parliament”, which was launched by Vice-president of India Shri. C. P. Radhakrishnan in April 2026?

  1. (a) Shri. Robin Sharma
  2. (b) Shri. Chetan Bhagat
  3. (c) Smt. Sudha Murthy
  4. (d) Smt. Droupadi Murmu
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Smt. Sudha Murthy

Answer: Option 3 — Smt. Sudha Murthy
The book "Tides of Time…" was authored bySudha Murthy→ Option 3. *(Verify against the official key.)*
National Affairs and Government Initiatives · National events and launches

Q7. During the National Conclave on "Minorities Welfare Inclusive Development through AI for Viksit Bharat" held on 14th May, 2026, which primary technological driver did the ministry seek to integrate into welfare programs?

  1. (a) Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions
  2. (b) Quantum computing network nodes
  3. (c) Blockchain ledger security networks
  4. (d) Geospatial remote sensing satellites
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions

Answer: Option 1 — Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions
The conclave sought to integrateAI solutionsinto minorities' welfare programs → Option 1.
Defence and Security - Current · Defence acquisitions and indigenous systems

Q8. What is the name of the indigenous missile whose final trials was successfully completed in both air-to-ground and air-to-air modes by DRDO in May 2026?

  1. (a) ULPGM-V5
  2. (b) ULPGM-V3
  3. (c) ULPGM-V4
  4. (d) ULPGM-V2
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) ULPGM-V3

Answer: Option 2 — ULPGM-V3
DRDO completed final trials of theULPGM-V3in air-to-ground and air-to-air modes (May 2026) → Option 2. *(Verify against the official key.)*
Awards and Honours - Current · National awards - current

Q9. Which of the following sportspersons was awarded the Padma Shri award 2026 as a para-athlete?

  1. (a) Rohit Sharma
  2. (b) Savita Punia
  3. (c) Praveen Kumar
  4. (d) K. Pajanivel
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Praveen Kumar

Answer: Option 3 — Praveen Kumar
Para-athletePraveen Kumarreceived the Padma Shri 2026 → Option 3. *(Verify against the official key.)*
Sports - Current · Cricket - current

Q10. The ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 was jointly hosted by which of the following countries?

  1. (a) Pakistan and Sri Lanka
  2. (b) Pakistan and United Arab Emirates
  3. (c) Pakistan and Bangladesh
  4. (d) India and Sri Lanka
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) India and Sri Lanka

Answer: Option 4 — India and Sri Lanka
The ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 is co-hosted byIndia and Sri Lanka→ Option 4.
Sports - Current · Tournaments and winners

Q11. Which boxer secured gold in the women’s 51 kg category at the World Boxing Futures Cup 2026?

  1. (a) Chandrika Pujari
  2. (b) Lovlina Borgohain
  3. (c) Radhamani Longjam
  4. (d) Nitu Ghanghas
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Chandrika Pujari

Answer: Option 1 — Chandrika Pujari
Chandrika Pujariwon gold in women's 51 kg at the World Boxing Futures Cup 2026 → Option 1. *(Verify against the official key.)*
Defence and Security - Current · Defence acquisitions and indigenous systems

Q12. In May 2026 which organizations conducted the maiden flight-trial of the Tactical Advanced Range Augmentation (TARA) weapon?

  1. (a) Indian Army and Defence Research and Development Organisation
  2. (b) Defence Research and Development Organisation and Indian Air Force
  3. (c) Indian Air Force and Bharat Dynamics Limited
  4. (d) Indian Navy and Defence Research and Development Organisation
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) Defence Research and Development Organisation and Indian Air Force

Answer: Option 2 — DRDO and Indian Air Force
The TARA weapon's maiden trial was byDRDO and the IAF(May 2026) → Option 2.
Sports - Current · Records and achievements

Q13. Who created IPL history by becoming the Indian batter with the most sixes in a single season in May 2026?

  1. (a) Vaibhav Sooryavanshi
  2. (b) Ishan Kishan
  3. (c) Priyansh Arya
  4. (d) Abhishek Sharma
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Vaibhav Sooryavanshi

Answer: Option 1 — Vaibhav Sooryavanshi
Vaibhav Sooryavanshiset the record for most sixes by an Indian in an IPL season (May 2026) → Option 1. *(Verify against the official key.)*
International Affairs and Summits · Summits and conferences

Q14. In February 2026, which country hosted the 13ᵗʰ Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development (APFSD)?

  1. (a) India
  2. (b) Thailand
  3. (c) Indonesia
  4. (d) Japan
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) Thailand

Answer: Option 2 — Thailand
The 13th APFSD is hosted byThailand(UN ESCAP, Bangkok) → Option 2.
Awards and Honours - Current · International awards - current

Q15. Which Indian politician in May 2026 received the prestigious Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Agricola Medal in Rome for their contributions to sustainable agriculture?

  1. (a) Amit Shah
  2. (b) Droupadi Murmu
  3. (c) Narendra Modi
  4. (d) Chandrababu Naidu
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Narendra Modi

Answer: Option 3 — Narendra Modi
PMNarendra Modireceived the FAO Agricola Medal in Rome (May 2026) → Option 3. *(Verify against the official key.)*
National Affairs and Government Initiatives · New government schemes and missions

Q16. What is the official name of the new road safety welfare initiative launched by the government in February 2026 under S.O. 952(E)?

  1. (a) PM-RAHAT
  2. (b) PM-UPCHAAR
  3. (c) PM-KAVACH
  4. (d) PM-SURAKSHA
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) PM-RAHAT

Answer: Option 1 — PM-RAHAT
The new road-safety welfare initiative (Feb 2026, S.O. 952(E)) isPM-RAHAT→ Option 1. *(Verify against the official key.)*

Q17. The Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill, 2026, targets 784 provisions across 79 Central Acts. What is the primary legal mechanism proposed by this Bill to simplify regulatory compliance?

  1. (a) It waives all minor monetary penalties.
  2. (b) It hands law enforcement to state police.
  3. (c) It moves all disputes to higher courts.
  4. (d) It swaps criminal charges for civil penalties.
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) It swaps criminal charges for civil penalties.

Answer: Option 4 — It swaps criminal charges for civil penalties
The Jan Vishwas (Amendment) Bill 2026decriminalises minor offences, replacing criminal charges with civil penaltiesto ease compliance → Option 4.

Biology (10)

Diseases, Immunity and Health · Health organisations and programmes

Q18. In March 2026, which organization was replaced by the National Dental Commission (NDC) in India as part of recent reforms?

  1. (a) Dental Council of India
  2. (b) Indian Dental Association
  3. (c) National Dental Authority
  4. (d) Dental Board of India
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Dental Council of India

Answer: Option 1 — Dental Council of India
TheDental Council of Indiawas replaced by the National Dental Commission → Option 1.
Ecology and Environment · Pollution - effects on living beings

Q19. If a non-biodegradable chemical enters the food chain at a concentration of 0.02 ppm in water, what will happen over time?

  1. (a) It will disappear completely from the ecosystem
  2. (b) It will show maximum accumulation at the highest trophic level
  3. (c) Its concentration will decrease at higher trophic levels
  4. (d) It will remain only within the producers
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) It will show maximum accumulation at the highest trophic level

Answer: Option 2 — Maximum accumulation at the highest trophic level
Non-biodegradable chemicalsbiomagnify: their concentration increases up the food chain, becoming maximum at thetop trophic level→ Option 2.
Nutrition and Digestion · Digestive enzymes and juices

Q20. Why is maintaining a specific pH crucial for digestive enzymes in the human stomach?

  1. (a) To prevent the growth of harmful bacteria
  2. (b) To absorb water more efficiently
  3. (c) To neutralise excess stomach acid
  4. (d) To ensure the correct shape and activity of enzymes like pepsin
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) To ensure the correct shape and activity of enzymes like pepsin

Answer: Option 4 — To ensure the correct shape and activity of enzymes like pepsin
Enzymes work only at theiroptimum pH, which maintains their active 3-D shape. Pepsin needs the stomach's acidic pH to stay active → Option 4.
Tissues · Meristematic tissues

Q21. In plants, growth is restricted to specific regions because of the presence of dividing tissues, which are also known as __________.

  1. (a) Permanent tissues
  2. (b) Vascular tissues
  3. (c) Meristematic tissues
  4. (d) Supportive tissues
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Meristematic tissues

Answer: Option 3 — Meristematic tissues
Dividing tissues responsible for plant growth aremeristematic tissues→ Option 3.

Q22. A tribal community identifies wild mushrooms for food and medicine. Which property is most relevant to their nutritional and medicinal value?

  1. (a) High content of bioactive compounds
  2. (b) Rapid spore production capability
  3. (c) Structural similarity to plants
  4. (d) Colorful cap pattern presence
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) High content of bioactive compounds

Answer: Option 1 — High content of bioactive compounds
The nutritional/medicinal value of mushrooms comes from theirbioactive compounds→ Option 1.

Q23. In animals, anaerobic respiration primarily results in the formation of _____.

  1. (a) Lactic acid
  2. (b) Carbon dioxide
  3. (c) Glucose
  4. (d) Water
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Lactic acid

Answer: Option 1 — Lactic acid
In animals (muscles), anaerobic respiration produceslactic acid→ Option 1.
Nutrition and Digestion · Digestive enzymes and juices

Q24. Which enzyme released by the gastric glands helps digest proteins in the stomach?

  1. (a) Lipase
  2. (b) Amylase
  3. (c) Pepsin
  4. (d) Maltase
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Pepsin

Answer: Option 3 — Pepsin
Pepsindigests proteins in the stomach → Option 3.
Reproduction · Human female reproductive system and menstrual cycle

Q25. A woman experiences heavy and prolonged menstrual bleeding. Her doctor suspects a problem related to the endometrium. Which physiological process is most directly affected to cause this symptom?

  1. (a) Delayed release of the ovum
  2. (b) Decreased ovarian hormone production
  3. (c) Reduced blood vessel formation
  4. (d) Excessive shedding of endometrial tissue
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Excessive shedding of endometrial tissue

Answer: Option 4 — Excessive shedding of endometrial tissue
Heavy, prolonged bleeding is due toexcessive shedding of the endometriumduring menstruation → Option 4.
Control and Coordination · Plant hormones and tropic movements

Q26. Which type of plant movement is caused by growth in response to a stimulus?

  1. (a) Circular growth
  2. (b) Rapid contraction
  3. (c) Random growth
  4. (d) Directional growth
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Directional growth

Answer: Option 4 — Directional growth
Growth movement toward/away from a stimulus is atropism = directional growth→ Option 4.

Q27. A fungal culture in a laboratory is observed to grow best when kept in a warm and moist incubator. Which aspect of its biology is directly influenced by these conditions?

  1. (a) Maximum rate of cell division
  2. (b) High energy storage in vacuoles
  3. (c) Optimal spore germination and growth
  4. (d) Increased pigment production
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Optimal spore germination and growth

Answer: Option 3 — Optimal spore germination and growth
Warmth and moisture promotespore germination and growthin fungi → Option 3.

Economics (2)

Government Schemes and Economic Reports · Economic Survey and economic reports

Q28. In January 2026, the Economic Survey 2025–26 was presented in Parliament before which event?

  1. (a) Presentation of Union Budget
  2. (b) Release of Census Report
  3. (c) Publication of Labour Survey
  4. (d) Announcement of Monetary Policy
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Presentation of Union Budget

Answer: Option 1 — Presentation of Union Budget
The Economic Survey is tabled a daybefore the Union Budget→ Option 1.
Public Finance - Budget and Taxation · Union Budget - latest highlights

Q29. In the Union Budget 2026–27, a provision of ₹1,000 crore was made for the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) 2.0 with a strong emphasis on which of the following?

  1. (a) Drive industry-led research and training centres
  2. (b) Increase subsidies for mineral exports
  3. (c) Promote foreign direct investment in mining
  4. (d) Expand public sector manufacturing units
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Drive industry-led research and training centres

Answer: Option 1 — Drive industry-led research and training centres
ISM 2.0 (₹1,000 crore) emphasisesindustry-led research and training centres→ Option 1. *(Verify against the official key.)*

Physics (9)

Electricity · Electric current and its unit

Q30. A science project requires a variable resistor to adjust the current in a circuit. Which symbol should be used in the schematic diagram to represent this component?

  1. (a) Parallel long and short lines
  2. (b) A simple zigzag line
  3. (c) A straight line with a gap and bridge
  4. (d) A zigzag line with an arrow across it
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) A zigzag line with an arrow across it

Answer: Option 4 — A zigzag line with an arrow across it
Avariable resistor (rheostat)is shown as a resistor (zigzag) with anarrowacross it → Option 4.
Human Eye and the Colourful World · Prism and dispersion of light

Q31. When a ray of light passes through a triangular glass prism, the emergent ray is generally not parallel to the incident ray. Which of the following best explains this observation?

  1. (a) The light ray passes through the prism uniformly without any change in direction.
  2. (b) The light ray undergoes complete reflection at both faces of the prism.
  3. (c) The parallel faces of the prism produce equal refractions that cancel each other.
  4. (d) The two refracting faces of the prism are inclined to each other, causing an overall deviation of the light ray.
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) The two refracting faces of the prism are inclined to each other, causing an overall deviation of the light ray.

Answer: Option 4 — The two refracting faces are inclined, causing an overall deviation
A prism's two faces arenot parallel(they are inclined), so the two refractions add up to a netdeviation, and the emergent ray is not parallel to the incident ray → Option 4.
Light - Reflection and Mirrors · Concave mirror - image formation and uses

Q32. A physics teacher asks students to create a scenario where a concave mirror is used for shaving to get a large, upright image of the face. Where must the face be positioned relative to the mirror for this result?

  1. (a) Beyond the centre of curvature of the mirror
  2. (b) At the focus of the mirror
  3. (c) Between the pole and the focus of the mirror
  4. (d) At the centre of curvature of the mirror
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Between the pole and the focus of the mirror

Answer: Option 3 — Between the pole and the focus of the mirror
A concave mirror gives avirtual, erect, magnifiedimage only when the object isbetween the pole and focus(shaving mirror) → Option 3.
Sound and Waves · Applications of ultrasound and SONAR

Q33. How can ultrasound be used to detect flaws in a metal block?

  1. (a) By measuring the color of the metal
  2. (b) By heating the block with the ultrasound
  3. (c) By measuring the reflection of waves at internal cracks
  4. (d) By observing visible movement inside the block
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) By measuring the reflection of waves at internal cracks

Answer: Option 3 — By measuring the reflection of waves at internal cracks
Ultrasound wavesreflect backfrom internal cracks/flaws; detecting these echoes reveals the defects → Option 3.
Motion · Distance and displacement

Q34. Which quantity can never be negative in one-dimensional motion?

  1. (a) Displacement
  2. (b) Path length
  3. (c) Velocity
  4. (d) Change in position
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) Path length

Answer: Option 2 — Path length
Path length (distance)is always ≥ 0; displacement and velocity can be negative in 1-D → Option 2.
Work, Energy and Power · Conservation and transformation of energy

Q35. A child swings on a swing. At which point is the child’s kinetic energy the greatest, based on the law of conservation of energy?

  1. (a) In the middle between highest and lowest points
  2. (b) At the lowest point of the swing
  3. (c) At the highest point of the swing
  4. (d) Kinetic energy is equal at all points
Answer & solution

Answer: (b) At the lowest point of the swing

Answer: Option 2 — At the lowest point of the swing
At the lowest point, PE is minimum andKE is maximum(energy conservation) → Option 2.
Electricity · Heating effect of current and Joule's law

Q36. Why does a metal filament bulb glow when electric current passes through it?

  1. (a) The filament offers resistance, converting electrical energy to heat and light
  2. (b) A chemical reaction in the filament produces light
  3. (c) The filament is magnetized by the current
  4. (d) The filament conducts current with zero resistance
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) The filament offers resistance, converting electrical energy to heat and light

Answer: Option 1 — The filament offers resistance, converting electrical energy to heat and light
The high-resistance filament heats up (I²R) and glows, converting electrical energy to heat and light → Option 1.
Sources of Energy · Conventional sources and fossil fuels

Q37. Which combination of conditions is most likely to lead to the formation of petroleum from marine sediments?

  1. (a) Low temperature, low pressure, aerobic conditions
  2. (b) Low pressure, high temperature, aerobic conditions
  3. (c) High pressure, high temperature, anaerobic conditions
  4. (d) High temperature, low pressure, aerobic conditions
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) High pressure, high temperature, anaerobic conditions

Answer: Option 3 — High pressure, high temperature, anaerobic conditions
Petroleum forms from marine organic matter underhigh pressure, high temperature and absence of oxygen (anaerobic)over long periods → Option 3.
Work, Energy and Power · Simple machines and levers

Q38. A lever provides mechanical advantage greater than 1 when _______.

  1. (a) Effort arm is longer than load arm
  2. (b) Fulcrum is absent
  3. (c) Load arm is longer than effort arm
  4. (d) Both arms are equal
Answer & solution

Answer: (a) Effort arm is longer than load arm

Answer: Option 1 — Effort arm is longer than load arm
MA = effort arm/load arm > 1 when theeffort arm is longerthan the load arm → Option 1.

Chemistry (5)

Carbon and its Compounds · Soaps and detergents

Q39. What is the principal mechanism by which soap removes oily dirt from fabrics?

  1. (a) Soap increases viscosity and dissolves impurities directly in water
  2. (b) Soap chemically reacts with oil to convert it into soluble alcohol
  3. (c) Soap evaporates water content and separates dirt through sublimation
  4. (d) Soap molecules reduce surface tension and form micelles trapping dirt
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Soap molecules reduce surface tension and form micelles trapping dirt

Answer: Option 4 — Soap reduces surface tension and forms micelles trapping dirt
Soap molecules formmicelles(tails trapping oil, heads in water), lifting oily dirt into water → Option 4.
Atoms, Molecules and Mole Concept · Valency and chemical formulae

Q40. What does the valency of an element indicate?

  1. (a) The mass of the atom measured in atomic mass units
  2. (b) The total number of electron shells present in an atom
  3. (c) The total number of neutrons present in the nucleus
  4. (d) The combining capacity of an atom in chemical reactions
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) The combining capacity of an atom in chemical reactions

Answer: Option 4 — The combining capacity of an atom
Valency = thecombining capacityof an atom (number of electrons it gains/loses/shares) → Option 4.

Q41. An element X forms an ion X²⁺. If the neutral atom of X has 20 electrons, how many electrons are present in the ion?

  1. (a) 20
  2. (b) 22
  3. (c) 18
  4. (d) 24
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) 18

Answer: Option 3 — 18
X²⁺ means the atom lost 2 electrons: 20 − 2 =18 electrons→ Option 3.
Chemical Reactions and Equations · Displacement reactions

Q42. When a zinc strip is dipped into a solution of iron(II) sulphate, what will happen?

  1. (a) Iron deposits on zinc, and hydrogen gas is evolved.
  2. (b) Zinc gets coated with iron oxide.
  3. (c) No reaction occurs
  4. (d) Zinc displaces iron from the solution.
Answer & solution

Answer: (d) Zinc displaces iron from the solution.

Answer: Option 4 — Zinc displaces iron from the solution
Zinc is more reactive than iron, soZn displaces Fe: Zn + FeSO₄ → ZnSO₄ + Fe → Option 4.
Matter and its States · Physical and chemical changes

Q43. Which statement correctly shows that a chemical change is different from a physical change?

  1. (a) Chemical change affects only size and shape, while physical change affects composition.
  2. (b) Chemical change is always reversible, while physical change is never reversible.
  3. (c) Chemical change results in a new substance, while physical change does not.
  4. (d) Chemical change changes only appearance, while physical change forms new substances.
Answer & solution

Answer: (c) Chemical change results in a new substance, while physical change does not.

Answer: Option 3 — Chemical change results in a new substance, physical change does not
Achemical change forms a new substance; a physical change alters only state/appearance → Option 3.
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