IMPORTANT CPM AND PERT MCQ'S FOR JE AND AE LEVEL

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 1.What Is WBS 

A.Work bending structure

B. Whole Bearing system

C.Work Break Structure 

D. None of the above


Ans:- c


2. Which stage of project management life cycle requires the maximum time of completion

A.Conceptualization

B. Planning

C. Execution

D. Estimation


Ans:-c


3. .In Project management when does planning take place?

A.Before Start the project

B.During the project execution

C.After start the project

D.None of the above


Ans:-A


4 .In the initial stage of the project the probability of completing the project is ___ .

 A.Zero

B.High

C.Low

D.Medium


Ans:-C


5.An event is indicated on the network by a number enclosed in

A. a circle

B. a square

C. a triangle

D. all the above


Ans:-D


6.Free float for any activity is defined as the difference between

A. its earliest finish time and earliest start time for its successor activity

B. its latest start time and earliest start time

C.its latest finish time and earliest start time for its successor activity

D. its earliest finish time and latest start time for its successor activity


Ans:-A



7.The time with which direct cost does not reduce with the increase in time is known as 

A.crash time

B.normal time

C.optimistic time

D.Standard time


Ans :-B

8.The time corresponding to minimum total project cost is

A.crash time

B.normal time

C.optimistic time

D.between normal time and crash time


Ans:-B


9. Project crashing is the method for -------------

A.Shortening the project duration by reducing the time of one or more critical activities 

B.Adding resources at critical points

C.Doing technical analysis of the finished work for review 

D.Adding duration to each activity 


Ans:-A


10.Feasibility study determines -----------------

A.Whether the project is possible with resources 

B.Comparing the project with world class manufacturing norms

C.Calculate the cost crashing each unit

D.Add duration to each unit


Ans:-A


11.What is a cash flow table in project management? 

A. A table portraying inflow of cash in a project 

B. A table portraying outgoing expenses of a project

C.It is the tool that is used to study such cash flows by breaking inflows and outflows down, usually on a monthly basis 

D. A table portraying debts taken for a project


Ans:-C



12 A project has a Profitability Index of 1.30. What does it mean?

A.The NPV is less than zero

B.The payback period is more than one year

C.That the project returns Rs 1.30 for every Re 1 invested in the project 

D.That IRR is 1.30 times that of the Hurdle Rate



Ans:-C


13. If there is no inflation during a period, then the Money Cash flow would be equal to

A. Present Value,

B. Real Cash flow,

C. Real Cash flow + Present Value,

D. Real Cash flow - Present Value


Ans:-C


14. Real rate of return is equal to:

A. Nominal Rate × Inflation Rate, 

B. Nominal Rate ÷ Inflation Rate,

C. Nominal Rate - Inflation Rate,

D. Nominal Rate + Inflation Rate


Ans:B



15.The criteria for acceptance of a project on the basis of Profitability Index (PI) is

 A. PI=0 

 B. PI > 0

 C. PI < 0

 D. PI > 1


Ans :-D


16.In Project crashing, rent and overheads are treated as

A.Significant Cost

B.Insignificant costs

C.Direct Costs

D.Indirect Costs


Ans:-D


17.Independent float is the amount of time by which:

A.Start of the activity can be delayed without affecting the EST of subsequent activity 

B. reduces the float of subsequent activities

C.completion of an activity can be delayed beyond EFT without affecting EST

D.completion of an activity can be delayed beyond earliest possible finishing time


Ans:-A

18.PERT (Project Evaluation and Review Technique) analysis is based on

A.Optimistic time, Pessimistic time and Most likely time

B.Pessimistic time, Optional time, Maximum time

C.Optimistic time, Efficient time, Most likely time

D.Minimax time, Optimistic time and harmonic time


Ans:-A


19.Risk in project management is defined as

A.An uncertain event that, if it occurs, has a positive effect on project objectives

B.An uncertain event that, if it occurs, has a negative effect on project objectives

C.An uncertain event that, if it occurs, has a positive or negative effect on project 

objectives

D.An uncertain event that do not have any effect on project objectives


Ans:-C


20.the numbering of the nodes in A-O-A is done 

A.From left to right

B.From Right to Left

C.Randomly

 D.On the basis of the duration of the activity


Ans:-A

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