More Questions on Indian Railway
- Q. Which of the following sectors are included as part of multi – modal logistics hubs in India? 1)Aviation 2)National Highways 3) Ports 4)Inland waterways 5)Railways Select the correct option from codes given below:
A)1, 2, 3, 4 & 5
B)Only 2, 3 & 4
C)Only 2, 3, 4, 5
D)Only 2, 3 & 5
Answer: 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5
- Q. First Train started in India?
A)1853
B)1851
C)1852
D)1854
Answer: 1853
- Q. What will be the maximum speedof train in case of failure of headlight of engine?
A)60 kmph
B)30 kmph
C)40 kmph
D)Normal speed
Answer: 40 kmph
- Q. What will be the speed of a train running through from station without brake van provoded with Tail lamp?
A)15 kmph
B)20 kmph
C)Stop & Start
D)Normal speed
Answer: Normal speed
- Q. Traffic gates are those located between ________.
A)First signal
B)Outermost stop signal
C)Stop signal
D)None of these
Answer: Outermost stop signal
- Q. The main objective of British developing Indian Railway system was to facilitate the traffic between?
A)Source of raw material and production centers
B)Source of raw material and export centers
C)Source of raw material and ports
D)Source of raw material and markets
Answer: Source of raw material and production centers
- Q. At what time the first train in India (and in Asia) flagged off?
A)Saturday, 03:35 PM
B)Saturday, 8:50 AM
C)Sunday, 10:00 AM
D)Sunday, 02:30 PM
Answer: Saturday, 03:35 PM
- Q. When the Loco pilot should contact with SM on telephone while IBS in “ON” position?
A)Immediate
B)After 5 minutes
C)After 2 minutes
D)After 1 miutes in day and 2 minutes in night
Answer: After 1 miutes in day and 2 minutes in night
- Q. When a passenger carrying train is working with engine running tender foremost the speed is ________ if cow catcher and head light is not provided.
A)15 kmph
B)25 kmph
C)20 kmph
D)None of these
Answer: 20 kmph
- Q. Authority to pass IBS has been issued from station in rear.
A)25 kmph
B)10 kmph
C)15 kmph
D)Normal speed
Answer: 15 kmph
- Q. Shunting to be done in D/L block section
A)T-806
B)PLCT
C)T-369(3b)
D)Simple memo
Answer: T-806
- Q. With respect to ‘Operating ratio’ in Railways, which of the following statement is/are correct? 1)The higher is the ‘Operating Ratio’; the better is the economic condition of railways. 2) ‘Operating ratio’ of Indian Railways is high on account of social service obligation imposed in Budget. Select the correct option from the codes given below
A)Both 1 & 2
B)Only 1
C)Only 2
D)Neither 1 nor 2
Answer: Only 2
- Q. Trolley caution order no is ________.
A)600
B)400
C)500
D)800
Answer: 400
- Q. Joint sighting committee shall inspect the visibility of signals once in
A)6 months
B)A month
C)3 months
D)None of these
Answer: 3 months
- Q. On which authority advance starter may be passed during shunting operation in its on position?
A)On hand signal
B)T-369(3b)
C)Written memo
D)T-806
Answer: T-806
- Q. After advising the SM about Engine failure, if the Engine is able to move Driver can proceed with one Railway Servant walk in the front and another follow the train with danger signal at a distance not less than ________ Meters on MG/BG.
A)300/400
B)500/600
C)400/500
D)None of these
Answer: 500/600
- Q. Indian Railways has launched an integrated mobile app “Rail Saarthi” for railway passengers. What does “Saarthi” stands for?
A)Synchronous Advanced Application Rail Travel Help and Information
B)Synergised Advanced Application Rail Travel Help and Information
C)Synchronic Advanced Application Rail Travel Help and Information
D)Synergic Advanced Application Rail Travel Help and Information
Answer: Synergised Advanced Application Rail Travel Help and Information
- Q. At Terminal yards where the signal overlap is zero, the speed over facing points is ________ kmph
A)10
B)20
C)30
D)None of these
Answer: 10
- Q. How many stations to be redeveloped through PPP?
A)350
B)100
C)200
D)600
Answer: 600
- Q. During Thick or Foggy weather, 2 Detonators must be placed in rear of Engineering indicator at
A)400 meters
B)270 meters
C)90 meters
D)None of these
Answer: 90 meters
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