'Out of the box' questions asked in IAS interviews

The answer that you have given is right. It's a carrot. When we say carrot, it sounds like a parrot. They have similar sounds when pronounced.
 
Try this one, this is interesting.

Birbal is a witty trader who trade of a mystical fruit grown far in north. He travels from one place to another with three sacks which can hold 30 fruits each. None of the sack can hold more than 30 fruits. On his way, he has to pass through thirty check points and at each check point, he has to give one fruit for each sack to the authorities.

How many mystical fruits remain after he goes through all the thirty check points?


Hint : remember, he is witty.
 
Will i get through the interview if i twist the question asked by the interviewer?


It depends on the interviewer. If he is broad minded and wants such employees, then yes it will be a good impression.
But if he is narrow minded, then you might have gotten urself into a big trouble.

P.s - the attitude you exhibit and all the para-physical communication that takes place is the key to get selected.
 
How come parrot???
Correct answer is carrot. And here is the complete question:
Try this one, this is interesting.

Birbal is a witty trader who trade of a mystical fruit grown far in north. He travels from one place to another with three sacks which can hold 30 fruits each. None of the sack can hold more than 30 fruits. On his way, he has to pass through thirty check points and at each check point, he has to give one fruit for each sack to the authorities.

How many mystical fruits remain after he goes through all the thirty check points?


Hint : remember, he is witty.
25 fruits
 
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