Indian Railway

Q. Which aspect of signal on Automatic section while showing “A” & “AG” both light-up?

A
Gate opened and point is not set for main line
B
Gate closed and point is set for main line
C
Gate opened and point is set for main line
D
Defective signal

Correct Answer

Defective signal

More Questions on Indian Railway

  • Q. Caution and Termination indication Boards will be fixed from the bridge or vulnerable places at
    A)1000 meters
    B)400 meters
    C)600 meters
    D)None of these
    Answer: 600 meters
  • Q. Hand shunting of wagons is totally prohibited in gradients
    A)1 in 260
    B)1 in 400 OR Steeper
    C)ST 1- IN 400
    D)None of these
    Answer: 1 in 400 OR Steeper
  • Q. On the electrified area in sections at 25 KV A.C., when the gross clearance is between 390 MM and 340 MM the speed must be
    A)8 kmph
    B)10 kmph
    C)15 kmph
    D)None of these
    Answer: 15 kmph
  • Q. Danger zone in 1500 DC traction is ________ meters from OHE.
    A)3
    B)1
    C)2
    D)4
    Answer: 1
  • Q. Hand shunting of vehicles is prohibited in gradient
    A)1 - 400 or steeper
    B)1 - 260
    C)1 - 400
    D)None of these
    Answer: 1 - 400 or steeper
  • Q. On which speed BG engine shall be run while speedometer is defective during run?
    A)25 kmph
    B)50 kmph
    C)40 kmph
    D)Maximum 10% less of MPS
    Answer: Maximum 10% less of MPS
  • Q. In automatic block area SL. The LSS shall not be taken off unless the line is clear upto
    A)Automatic stop signal+180 Meters
    B)Next automatic stop signal
    C)Automatic stop signal+120 Meters
    D)None of these
    Answer: Next automatic stop signal
  • Q. In which institution the training of electric work is being given?
    A)Railway Staff College
    B)Indian Railways Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
    C)Indian Railways Institute of Electrical Engineering
    D)Indian Railways Institute of Civil Engineering
    Answer: Indian Railways Institute of Electrical Engineering
  • Q. Yearly coaching stock census is taken on ________.
    A)31st January
    B)31st December
    C)31st October
    D)31st March
    Answer: 31st October
  • Q. Load table is mentioned in the ________.
    A)SOR
    B)SWR
    C)WTT
    D)None of these
    Answer: WTT
  • Q. BD special shall be turned out during night within
    A)30 meters
    B)25 meters
    C)45 meters
    D)None of these
    Answer: 45 meters
  • Q. When the derailing switch is open, trap indicator shows red target by day and ________ Light by night.
    A)Yellow
    B)Red
    C)Green
    D)White
    Answer: Red
  • Q. Where there is no TSR, station master shall make entries in ________.
    A)Mid section
    B)Station diary
    C)Diary
    D)None of these
    Answer: Station diary
  • Q. Target time for departing ART during day is 30 minutes and during night is ________ minutes.
    A)60
    B)40
    C)50
    D)45
    Answer: 45
  • Q. To protect his train, Guard must first proceed ________ meters in rear and place one detonator in BG in absolute block system.
    A)1200
    B)600
    C)800
    D)None of these
    Answer: 600
  • Q. On which of the following is the longest railway bridge in India located?
    A)River Brahmaputra
    B)River Ganges
    C)Vembanad Lake
    D)Chilka Lake
    Answer: River Brahmaputra
  • Q. Mountain Railways of India refer to the railway lines built in the mountains of India in the nineteenth and early twentieth century, during the British Raj, even being run today by the Indian Railways. How many railway lines refer to the Mountain Railways of India ?
    A)5
    B)3
    C)4
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    Answer: 3
  • Q. During TFC on single line, when line clear is obtained for more than one train, trains are run at an interval of ________ minutes.
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    B)20
    C)25
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    C)Self System
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    C)670 meters
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