Loksewa GK & IQ: 10 Important Questions for Civil Engineering (7th Level)

Loksewa GK & IQ: 10 Important Questions with solutions for Civil Engineering (7th Level)

Preparing for Loksewa Civil Engineering 7th Level requires more than just technical knowledge. General Knowledge (GK) and Intelligence Quotient (IQ) questions play a crucial role in screening exams and written tests. Strong performance in these sections can significantly boost your overall score.

In this article, we bring you 10 carefully selected GK and IQ questions that are highly relevant for Civil Engineering Loksewa 7th Level and equally beneficial for all Loksewa aspirants.

Why GK & IQ Are Important for Loksewa Aspirants

• GK tests your awareness of Nepal’s constitution, geography, governance, and current affairs
• IQ tests your logical reasoning, numerical ability, and analytical skills
• These sections are time-saving and high-scoring if practiced regularly
• Almost every Loksewa exam (technical & non-technical) includes GK & IQ

10 Loksewa GK & IQ – Practice Questions

QSN 1) According to National Census – 2021 A.D, how many districts had the negative population growth rate in the     country?                   [PSC-2079]

a) 23

b) 34

c) 27

d) 33

correct answer: option (b) 34

Explanation: 

According to the National Census 2021 (2078 BS), 34 out of Nepal’s 77 districts recorded a negative population growth rate.

• Highest Growth Rate: Bhaktapur (3.32%)
• Lowest (Most Negative) Growth Rate: Ramechhap (-1.65%)

QSN 2) Which one is famous place for slate?

a) Godawari

b) Bandipur

c) Ganesh Himal

d) Chautara

correct answer: option (b) Bandipur

Explanation: 

Bandipur in the Tanahun district is specifically famous for its high-quality "roofing slate.

QSN 3) Which of the following organizations updates the record pf per capita income of Nepal?

a) Ministry of Finance

b) Nepal Rastra Bank

c) National Planning Commission

d) National Statistics Office

correct answer: option (d) National Statistics Office

Explanation: 

The correct answer is d) National Statistics Office (NSO).

In Nepal, the National Statistics Office (formerly known as the Central Bureau of Statistics - CBS) is the primary and sole authorized government agency responsible for collecting, processing, and publishing national account statistics. This includes the calculation and updating of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Per Capita Income.

QSN 4) Which is the first country that the Government of Nepal has signed bilateral labor agreement?

a) South Korea 

b) Malaysia

c) UAE

d) Qatar

The correct answer is option (d) Qatar.

Explanation: 

Nepal signed its first-ever Bilateral Labour Agreement (BLA) with Qatar on April 21, 2005.

QSN 5) The first paper notes in Nepal introduced in ….    [PSC – 2076] 

a) 2009, Bhadra 22

b) 2002, Ashwin 01

c) 1993, Jestha 20

d) 2007, Shrawan 03

The correct answer is option (b) 2002, Ashwin 01

Explanation: 

The first paper notes in Nepal were introduced on Ashwin 1, 2002 B.S. (October 17, 1945 A.D.) during the reign of King Tribhuvan and the premiership of Juddha Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana. The first notes were issued in denominations of Rs. 5, Rs. 10, and Rs. 100.

QSN 6) Replace the question mark (?) in the series given below.

B, B, A, D, Z, F, Y, H, X, ?

a) J

b) N

c) M

d) O

The correct answer is option (a) J

Explanation: 

This series has two parts. In first part, every next term is obtained by subtracting 1 from the corresponding position of its previous letter. While in second part, every next term is obtained by adding 2 to the corresponding position of its previous letter.

⸫ Required letter = J

QSN 7) There is a certain relationship between two given words on one side of (::) and one word is given on another side (::) while another word is to be found from the given alternatives, having the same relation with this word as the words of the given pair bear. Choose the correct alternative.

Smoke : Pollution :: War : ?

a) Peace

b) Victory

c) Treaty

d) Destruction

The correct answer is option (d) Destruction

Explanation: 

Second is the result of the first.

Breakdown

• Relationship: Smoke leads to Pollution (Smoke is the cause, and Pollution is the effect).
• Application: Similarly, War leads to Destruction (War is the cause, and Destruction is the effect).

QSN 8) In the following questions, a set of figures carrying certain characters is given. Assuming that the characters in each set follow a similar pattern, find the missing character.

a) 5

b) 2

c) 3

d) 4

The correct answer is option (b) 2

Explanation: 

  As,    7 + 2 = 9;    9 x 4 = 36

             6 + 8 = 14;  14 x 3 = 42

Similarly, 9 + 4 = 13 and 13 x 2 = 26 

Hence, number 2 will come in place of question mark.

QSN 9)  In following question given below, there is a statement followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to assume everything in the statement to be true, then consider the two conclusions together and decide which of them logically follows beyond a reasonable doubt from the information given in the statement.

Statement: Shyam is not is the father of Hari. Hari is the son of Suresh. Suresh has three sons.

Conclusions I. Hari is the brother of Shyam.

                      II. Suresh is the father of Hari. 

a) If only Conclusion I follows 

b) If only Conclusion II follows

c) If either I or II follows 

d) If neither I nor II follows 

e) If both I and II follow

The correct answer is option (b) If only Conclusion II follows

Explanation: 

Conclusion I is invalid conclusion as relation between Hari and Shaym is not given. Conclusion II is valid because if Hari is the son of Suresh will definitely be the father of Hari.

QSN 10)  I was facing East from where I turned to my left and walked 12 ft, then I turned towards right and walked 6 ft. After that I walked 6 ft in South direction and at last I walked 6 ft in the West. Then, in which direction am I standing from the original point?

a) west

b) East

c) South

d) North

The correct answer is option (d) North 

Explanation: 

According to the question, the direction diagram will be as follows:

Clearly, E is to the North of A.

Conclusion

These 10 carefully selected GK and IQ questions are designed to give you a realistic understanding of the actual Loksewa exam pattern, especially for Civil Engineering 7th Level, while remaining equally valuable for all Loksewa aspirants. Practicing such targeted questions improves not only accuracy but also speed, confidence, and exam temperament.

There is no shortcut to success in competitive exams like Loksewa. Regular practice with quality questions, past papers, and mock tests is the only proven strategy to stay ahead of the competition.

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