IBPS GK Questions 2026

He began the city near Agra in 1571, named it the city of victory after his success in Gujarat, and filled it with the Buland Darwaza, the Panch Mahal, the Diwan-i-Khas and the tomb of Shaikh Salim Chishti; the court left it within about fifteen years, by tradition because its…

The fifth ruler of the Qutb Shahi dynasty of Golconda founded the new city on the Musi in 1591 because the fortress of Golconda had grown too crowded, and he built the Charminar at its centre; accounts of the founding also mention the name Bhagyanagar.

The Kachhwaha ruler of Amber shifted his capital from the hills down to the plain in 1727 and had the new city laid out by Vidyadhar Bhattacharya on a grid of nine rectangular blocks with wide straight streets, which makes Jaipur the first planned city of modern India; the same…

The correct answer is B, seven metres, which is why a handball penalty is often simply called a seven-metre throw.

Under the rally point system, in which every rally gives a point to one side or the other whoever served, the first four sets of a match are played to twenty-five points and must be won by a margin of at least two, so a set can run to 26-24…

The correct answer is B, two halves of thirty minutes each, making an hour of play with an interval between the halves.

The shot clock gives the attacking side twenty-four seconds from gaining control of the ball to release a shot that touches the ring, and failure to do so hands possession to the opponents.

The libero is a defensive specialist introduced to make long rallies possible: the player wears a shirt of a different colour, plays only in the back row, may be replaced freely without counting against the team's substitutions, and may not serve in most competitions, block, or attack a ball lying…

The correct answer is C, Tokyo in 1964, where both the men's and the women's events were held, the hosts winning the women's gold.

It runs the World Championship, the Volleyball Nations League and the beach volleyball circuit.

The correct answer is C, seven, that is six court players and one goalkeeper, with further players available as substitutes.

The gallery railing in the Springfield gymnasium from which James Naismith hung his peach baskets in 1891 happened to be ten feet above the floor, and the height has stayed the same ever since for men and women alike.

The net divides the court into two squares of nine metres by nine metres, and an attack line is drawn three metres back from the centre line, behind which a back-row player must take off when attacking.

William G. Morgan gave the game that name in 1895 because he had borrowed the net and the light ball from badminton, and only afterwards did a watching professor suggest volleyball, from the volleying of the ball back and forth over the net.

A Canadian physical instructor at the YMCA training school in Springfield, Massachusetts, he devised the game in 1891 to keep his class occupied indoors during a hard winter, nailed two peach baskets to the gallery railings and wrote thirteen rules, of which the ban on running with the ball survives…

Apache Hive puts a table-like view over files stored in HDFS and lets an analyst write queries in HiveQL, a language close to SQL, which Hive then turns into jobs that run on the cluster, so that no Java programming is needed.

NoSQL databases drop the fixed table and row structure so that they can hold large and irregular data and spread it over many machines, and MongoDB is the best known document store, keeping records as documents in a format close to JSON.

Clustering is unsupervised because the data carries no labels: the algorithm itself groups similar records, k-means doing so by placing k centres and moving them until each record sits with its nearest centre.

ETL names the three steps through which data enters a warehouse: it is extracted from the operational systems that produced it, transformed so that formats, units, codes and duplicates are reconciled into one consistent shape, and then loaded into the warehouse tables.

It uses historical data with statistical models and machine learning to estimate what will probably happen next, such as which loan accounts are likely to slip into default or how much electricity a city will draw next summer.