The RRB Paramedical Staff Exam is one of the most sought-after opportunities for candidates aspiring to work in the healthcare sector of Indian Railways. To excel in this competitive exam, solving previous year question papers is a proven strategy.
RRB Paramedical Previous Question Papers
| Exam Name | RRB Paramedical Staff Recruitment 2025 |
| Conducting Body | Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) |
| Mode of Exam | Online (Computer-Based Test) |
| Total Questions | 100 |
| Total Marks | 100 |
| Duration | 90 minutes |
| Negative Marking | 0.25 marks per incorrect answer |
| Subjects Covered | Professional Ability, General Awareness, General Arithmetic, General Science |
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RRB Paramedical Staff Previous Year Question Papers
Sample Mock Test
Question: What is the universal blood donor type?
- A+
- O-
- AB+
- B-
Answer: B. O-
Question: Which blood type is considered the universal recipient?
- AB+
- O-
- A-
- B+
Answer: A. AB+
Question: What is the most common blood type in the world?
- AB+
- A-
- O+
- B-
Answer: C. O+
Question: Which component of blood is responsible for clotting?
- Platelets
- Red Blood Cells
- Plasma
- White Blood Cells
Answer: A. Platelets
Question: What is the term for the process of separating blood into its individual components?
- Hemolysis
- Coagulation
- Centrifugation
- Agglutination
Answer: C. Centrifugation
Question: Which blood type is considered the “universal plasma donor”?
- AB+
- O-
- A-
- B+
Answer: A. AB+
Question: What is the Rh factor also known as?
- Rhodium
- Rhesus
- Rhinovirus
- Rhubarb
Answer: B. Rhesus
Question: Which blood group is known as the “Bombay blood group”?
- A+
- O-
- AB+
- O(h)
Answer: D. O(h)
Question: Which blood component is responsible for carrying oxygen to the body tissues?
- Platelets
- Red Blood Cells
- Plasma
- White Blood Cells
Answer: B. Red Blood Cells
Question: In the ABO blood group system, which antigens are present in type B blood?
– A. A antigens
– B. B antigens
– C. Both A and B antigens
– D. No antigens
**Answer: B. B antigens**
Question: Which blood type can a person with AB- receive in a blood transfusion?
– A. AB+
– B. O-
– C. A-
– D. B+
**Answer: B. O-**
Question: What is the term for an abnormal immune response to blood transfusion, leading to the destruction of transfused red blood cells?
– A. Hemolysis
– B. Agglutination
– C. Coagulation
– D. Transfusion Reaction
**Answer: D. Transfusion Reaction**
Question: What is the primary purpose of crossmatching in blood banking?
– A. Determine blood type
– B. Identify infectious agents
– C. Assess donor-recipient compatibility
– D. Measure clotting factors
**Answer: C. Assess donor-recipient compatibility**
Question: Which blood type is considered the rarest among the ABO groups?
– A. AB+
– B. O-
– C. A-
– D. B-
**Answer: A. AB-**
Question: What is the significance of the term “antibody screen” in blood banking?
– A. Screening for infectious agents in donated blood
– B. Detecting antibodies in the recipient’s plasma
– C. Testing clotting factors in the blood
– D. Assessing red blood cell morphology
**Answer: B. Detecting antibodies in the recipient’s plasma**
Question: Which laboratory test is performed to identify the presence of antibodies in a person’s blood?
– A. Hemoglobin test
– B. Blood typing
– C. Direct Coombs test
– D. Complete Blood Count (CBC)
**Answer: C. Direct Coombs test**
Question: What is the purpose of cryoprecipitate in blood transfusion?
– A. Increase platelet count
– B. Provide clotting factors
– C. Enhance oxygen-carrying capacity
– D. Prevent allergic reactions
**Answer: B. Provide clotting factors**
