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Bihar School Librarian LET 2026 Full Mock Test 1

Bihar School Librarian LET 2026 Full Mock Test 1 is an online full-length mock test in the Bihar School Librarian LET 2026 pattern, covering Foundations of Library Science, Library Automation, Research Methodology and Bibliometrics. Attempt it on SeatBeat with a timer like the real exam, then see a detailed solution for every question and your score and weak-topic analysis.

150
Questions
150
Minutes
150
Marks
None
Negative marking

Topics in this test

TopicQuestions
Foundations of Library Science12
Library Automation12
Research Methodology and Bibliometrics12
Classification11
Digital Libraries and Information Retrieval11
Information Sources and Services11
School Library Services11
Cataloguing10
Library Management10
General Science6
Indian History6
Indian Polity6
Reasoning and Mental Ability6
Static GK6
Bihar GK5
Computer Awareness5
Indian Economy5
Indian Geography5

Difficulty: 51 easy · 50 medium · 49 hard

Sample questions with answers

The first 5 questions of this free test.

  1. Q1. The Third Law of Library Science, as formulated by S. R. Ranganathan, is stated as:

    • A. Every book its reader
    • B. Every reader his or her book
    • C. A library is a growing organism
    • D. Books are for use
    Solution

    Ranganathan's Third Law is 'Every book its reader', emphasising that every book in the collection should reach the reader for whom it is useful; 'Every reader his or her book' is the Second Law, 'Books are for use' the First, and 'A library is a growing organism' the Fifth.

  2. Q2. According to Henri Fayol, the principle stating that an employee should receive orders from one and only one superior is called —

    • A. Scalar Chain
    • B. Unity of Command
    • C. Centralisation
    • D. Unity of Direction
    Solution

    Unity of Command means a subordinate reports to a single boss; Unity of Direction concerns one head and one plan for a group of activities with the same objective.

  3. Q3. In Colon Classification, the main class denoted by the symbol 'C' is:

    • A. Mathematics
    • B. Chemistry
    • C. Engineering
    • D. Physics
    Solution

    In the Colon Classification schedule the science classes run B Mathematics, C Physics, D Engineering, E Chemistry; hence 'C' stands for Physics.

  4. Q4. The British publication 'Who's Who' is best classified as a

    • A. statistical yearbook
    • B. trade directory
    • C. general almanac
    • D. biographical source
    Solution

    'Who's Who' is a biographical dictionary giving concise life data of notable living persons; it is not an almanac, yearbook or directory.

  5. Q5. In statistical testing, the null hypothesis is conventionally denoted by which of the following symbols?

    • A. H0
    • B. Ha
    • C. μ
    • D. H1
    Solution

    The null hypothesis is denoted H0; H1 (or Ha) denotes the alternative hypothesis, and μ denotes a population mean.

Frequently asked questions

How many questions are in the Bihar School Librarian LET 2026 Full Mock Test 1?

150 questions for 150 marks, to be answered in 150 minutes.

Is there negative marking in the Bihar School Librarian LET 2026 Full Mock Test 1?

No — wrong answers are not penalised in this test.

Which topics does the Bihar School Librarian LET 2026 Full Mock Test 1 cover?

Foundations of Library Science (12 questions), Library Automation (12 questions), Research Methodology and Bibliometrics (12 questions), Classification (11 questions), Digital Libraries and Information Retrieval (11 questions), Information Sources and Services (11 questions), School Library Services (11 questions), Cataloguing (10 questions).

Is the Bihar School Librarian LET 2026 Full Mock Test 1 free?

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