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Friday, 23 December 2016

General Awareness Related To Government Schemes

1.Which union ministry has launched GARV-II mobile app to monitor rural electrification data?
[A]Ministry of Power
[B]Ministry of Rural Development
[C]Ministry of Panchayati Raj
[D]Ministry of Tribal Affairs

2.Saanjhi Saanjh’ the national newspaper for senior citizen has been launched by which union ministry?
[A]Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation
[B]Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
[C]Ministry of Human Resource Development
[D]Ministry of Rural Development

3.The MSME databank portal has been launched by which union ministry?
[A]Ministry of Textiles
[B]Ministry of Finance
[C]Ministry of Rural Development
[D]Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

4.“e-marketplace” web portal has been launched by which union ministry for goods procurement?
[A]Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
[B]Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
[C]Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
[D]Ministry of Commerce and Industry

5.Which event has been organised by the Union HRD Ministry to felicitate Class XII achievers who braved difficult circumstances?
[A]Man Vishvas
[B]Gun Gaurav
[C]Udaan
[D]Tarang Sansar

6.“TalkToAK”, the live interactive programme has been launched by which union territory/state of India?
[A]Delhi
[B]Uttar Pradesh
[C]Gujarat
[D]Puducherry

7..Which Union Territory (UT) of India will form “Swach Bal Senas” to build it as a garbage-free UT?
[A]Daman and Diu
[B]Puducherry
[C]Lakshadweep
[D]Chandigarh

8.Which ministry has launched observational Winter Fog Campaign atIndira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi on December 6, 2016to develop methods for forecasting winter fog
[A].Ministry of Information & Broadcasting
[B]Ministry of .Health and Family Welfare
[C].Ministry of Earth Sciences
[D]Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises

9.Which yojana has been launched by Union Government to provide free health check-ups to pregnant women at government health centers and hospitals?
[A].PMGGYB
[B]PMSGYC
[C].PMSSAD
[D].PMSMA

10.Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare has given its approval for implementation of Price Support Scheme (PSS) for procurement of Groundnut in which state during the Kharif season 2016-17?
[A].Gujarat
[B].West Bengal
[C].Odisha
[D].Andhra Pradesh
Answer
1.[A]  2.[B]  3.[B] 4.[D] 5.[B] 6.[A] 7.[B] 8.[C] 9.[D]Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan (PMSMA).

Saturday, 3 December 2016

General Awareness Related To Government Scheme

[1]Which portal has been launched by Ministry of Women and Child Development to register online complaints of child sexual abuse?
 [A]POCSO e-BOX
 [B]POCSO m-BOX
 [C]POCSO c-BOX
 [D]POCSO m-BOX

2.What is the theme of recently launched “Mission Harita Andhra Pradesh” ?
[A]Forest and our deeds
[B]Green cover for a happy living
[C]Plant trees to protect earth
 [D]Greenery for peaceful life

3.Which committee will be constituted by Union Government for timely implementation of Central Schemes? [A]Parishad
[B]Samrasta
[C]Disha
[D]Milap

4. Which state government has recently abolished agriculture income tax?
[A]Karnataka
[B]Rajasthan
[C]Bihar
[D]Assam

5.Janani Sewa is a newly introduced scheme by which ministry?
[A]Ministry of AYUSH
[B]Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
[C]Ministry of Railways
[D]Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.

6.. The Rural Sanitation Initiatives for Ganga Rejuvenation has been launched in which state of India? [A]Uttarakhand
[B]Uttar Pradesh
[C]Jharkhand
[D]Bihar

7.Which state government has launched an emergency police service system in the state for 24 hours public safety?
[A].Madhya Pradesh
[B].Rajasthan
[C].Uttar Pradesh
[D].Haryana

8.Telangana government has joined hands with which Bank to enable cashless transactions?
[A].ICICI Bank
[B].IDFC Bank
[C].Yes Bank
[D].IndusInd Bank

9.Who launched Pradhan Mantri Grameen Awas Yojna in Agra?
[A].Pranab Mukherjee
[B].Rajnath Singh
[C].Narendra Modi
[D].Arun Jaitley

10.Which state government has launched a Voluntary Disclosure Schemefor declaring defective meters?
[A].Bihar
[B].Chhatisgarh
[C].Haryana
[D].Punjab
1.[a]  2.[b] 3.[c] 4.[a]5.[c] 6.[c] 7.[c] 8.[b] 9.[c] 10.[c]





Friday, 25 November 2016

Study English Language With Current Affair Question And Answer

 In the following passage there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed below the passage, against each, five words are suggested, one of which fits the blank appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has [1] norms for angel investors to invest in early-stage entities. In this regard, SEBI in its meeting [2] to amend the SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012. This decision was taken based on the recommendations received from the NR Narayana Murthy Alternative Investment Policy Advisory Committee. Decisions taken by SEBI [3] the upper limit for number of angel investors in a scheme from 49 to 200. Angel Funds will also be [4] to invest in start-ups incorporated within 5 years instead of the earlier norm of 3 years. The requirement of minimum investment amount by an angel fund in any venture [5] undertaking has been reduced to Rs. 25 lakh from earlier Rs. 50 lakh. Such funds also have been allowed to invest in overseas venture capital undertakings. It [6] be up to 25% of their investible corpus in line with other Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs). Benefits This move was taken as part of its attempts to [7] fund-raising for start-ups and help to[8]investment in the early stages for start-ups in the country. It will benefit start-ups looking for raising venture funding not just for the [9] but for the other value addition. It will help start-ups raising money from a venture capital firm brings such as direction [10] mentorship from seasoned investors.

 1.[1]]agreed      [2]liberalised       [3]empowered     [4]determined       [5]considered
2.[1]thought       [2]ventured        [3]set                  [4]decided           [5]planned 
3.[1]Increased    [2]keeps            [3]make               [4]find                [5]built
4.[1]suceed        [2] allowed        [3]yield                [4]justify             [5]avail
5.[1]amount        [2]investment    [3]capital             [4]fund                [5]interest
6.[1]could          [2]will                [3]would            [4]can                 [5]might 
7.[1]composed    [2]determined     [3]facilitate         [4]thought           [5]regraded
8.[1]dreamt         [2]agreed          [3]meant             [4] boost             [5]task
9.[1]wealth          [2]safety           [3]trade              [4]money            [5]interest
10.[1]but             [2]not               [3]and                 [4]so                  [5]only
Answer
1.[2]  2.[4] 3.[1]  4.[2]  5.[3]  6.[2] 7.[3] 8.[4]

Friday, 17 June 2016

English Language With Question And Answer For Bank Exam

 Learn English Language with Current Affairs
In the following passage there are blanks  each of which has been numbered .Find out the appropriate words from the question similarly numbered
The Union Cabinet has given its approval for the Civil Aviation Policy 2016 to boost the domestic aviation sector and [1] passenger-friendly fares. This is for the first time [2]Independence that an integrated Civil Aviation Policy has been brought out by the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA). The policy’s mission is to provide safe, secure, sustainable and [3] air travel for passengers and air transportation of cargo with [4] to various parts of India and the world. Civil Aviation Policy 2016 aims at Make India 3rd largest civil aviation market by 2022 from current 9th position.  Increase airports [5]scheduled commercial flights from 77 in 2016 to 127 by 2019. Increase cargo volumes to 10 million tonnes i.e. by 4 times by 2027. . For starting international operations, requirement of 5 years of domestic flying removed. Liberalized and Flexible ‘open skies’ and ‘code share’ agreements.[6]to Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) sector in order to develop India as hub for South Asia. [7] availability of quality certified 3.3 lakh skilled personnel by 2025. Development of green-field airports and heliports [8] ease of doing business through simplified procedures, deregulation and e-governance. Promote ‘Make In India’ in Civil Aviation Sector

1.[1]give           [2]offer          [3]provide      [4]issue            [5]proved.
2.[1]from          [2]that           [3]since          [4]while            [5]on
3.[1]utilised       [2]restored     [3]affordable   [4]motives        [5]nature
4.[1]allocated    [2]taken         [3]arranged     [4]attributed      [5]access
5.[1]has been    [2]have          [3]having        [4]had              [5]making
6.[1]Incentives  [2]system      [3]methods      [4]pattern         [5]arrangements
7.[1]complete    [2]ensure       [3]good          [4]strong          [5]full
8.[1]promoting  [2]growing     [3]Enhancing  [4]default          [5]inevitable
Answer
1.[3]   2.[4]  3.[3] 4.[5]  5.[3] 6.[1]  7.[2]  8.[3]

Thursday, 19 May 2016

Reasoning Ability Question And Answer With Explanation

Read the following information and answer the questions given below:

A%B means 'A is father of B'.
A?B means 'A is wife of B'.
A#B means 'A is brother of B'.
A!B means 'A is sister of B'.


1.If E # F % G ! K, then which of the following is true?
[1]F is father of K.
[2]E is aunt of G.

[3]K is son of F.
[4]E is maternal uncle of G.
[5]None of these.

2.If 'E # F% G ? K' then how is F related to K?
[1]Father-in-law
[2]Grand father
[3]Son-in-law
[4]Daughter.
[5]None of these

3.Which of the following shows that E is maternal aunt of K?
[1]E ? F % G % K.
[2]E ! F ? G % K
[3]F ! E ? G % K
[4]E ! F ? K % G
[5]None of these                                              

4.If ' K ? E % F # G' which of the following is false?
[1]K is mother of G
[2]F is son of K
[3]E is father of G
[4]G is son of E
[5]None of these.

Answer   
1.[1] E (+) Brother  ------->F (+)
                             | father
                            G(-)---------->sister ----->K

2.[1]E(+)  ------->F(+)
                    |
                    G(-)------>wife------>K(+)
           
        
3.[2]E(-) Sister--------->F( - ) ------->Wife---->G(+)
                                                                 |
                                                                 K

4.[4]K( - ) -Wife----->E(+)
                             | Father    
                              F(+)----------G
                              Brother


Saturday, 14 May 2016

Expected Computer Question And Answer For All Bank Exam

1.Which of the following groups consist of only input devices?
[1]Mouse, Keyboard, Monitor
[2]Mouse, Keyboard, Printer
[3]Mouse, Keyboard, Plotter
[4]Mouse, Keyboard, Scanner

2.A menu contains a list of:
[1]commands
[2]data
[3]objects
[4]reports
[5]None of these

3.What is output?
[1]What the processor takes from the user.
[2]What the user gives to the processor
[3]What the processor get from the user.
[4]What the processor gives to the user.
[5]None of these.

4.An error is also known as:
[1]bug
[2]debug
[3]cursor
[4]icon
[5]None of these.

5.Computer _________ is whatever is typed, submitted or transmitted to a computer system.
[1]input
[2]output
[3]data
[4]circuitry
[5]None of these.

6.Which process checks to ensure the components of the computer are operating and connected properly?
[1]Booting
[2]Processing
[3]Saving
[4]Editing
[5]None of these.

7.Unsolicited  commercial email is commonly known as:
[1]spam
[2]junk
[3]hoaxes
[4]hypertext
[5]None of these

8._________ is processed by the computer into the information.
[1]numbers
[2]processor
[3]input
[4]data
[5]None of these

9.A website address is a unique name that identifies a specific __________ on the web.
[1]web browser
[2]web site
[3]PDA
[4]link
[5]None of these.

10.A device that connects to a network without the use of cables is said to be:
[1]distributed
[2]centralised
[3]open source
[4]wireless
[5]None of these
Answer
1.[4] 2.[1] 3.[4]  4.[1]  5.[1] 6.[1]  7.[1] 8.[4] 9.[2] 10.[4]

Wednesday, 27 April 2016

Reasoning Ability Answer With Explanation

In each of the questions below consists of a statements  and conclusion numbered I and II given below it.You decide which of the two conclusion logically follows from the information given in the statement

Give answer

    (1)if only conclusion (I) follows
    (2) if only conclusion (II) follows
    (3) If a either conclusion (I) or (II) follows
    (4) If a neither conclusion (I) nor (II) follows
    (5) If both  conclusion (I) and (II) follows

  1.Statement:  V>P, U>R, P>Q<R=S
    Conclusions: I.U>Q      II.V>Q

2.Statement: N>R=Q<P>C>B<A
   Conclusions: I.A>C    II.P>R

3.Statement:   A<B>C>D, B>H
Conclusions:  I.B>D   II.H>A

4.Statement:   P>Q>R=S<T, W<R
  Conclusions: I.Q>W   II.P<T

5.Statement: L<M>N<O>P, Q>P, L<S
 Conclusion: I. N=Q           II.N<Q

Answer
1. V>P  .................[i]
    U>R  ................[ii]
    P>Q<R=S ........[iii]

combining [ii] &[iii] we have
P>Q<R=S<U Hence,Q<U or U>Q
Thus Conclusion [I] follows
Again combining [i] &[iii] we have
V>P>Q Hence,V>Q
Thus Conclusion [II] does not follows

2.[4] N>R=Q<P>C>B<A
                          |        |
 So,we can't compare A and C . Hence,conclusion I doesn't follow.
Again R=Q<P ie R<P
Thus Conclusion [II] does not follows

3.[4] A<B>C>D -----(i)
         B>H        -----(ii)
From statement (i), we have
B>D Conclusion [I] does not follows
Again combining [i] &[ii] we have

A<B>H,so we can't compare A and H . Hence,conclusion II doesn't follow.
4.[1]P>Q>R=S<T------(i)
       W<R        --------(ii)
         combining [i] &[ii] we have
           Q>R>W   
 Thus Conclusion [I] follows
 From statement (i), we have
 P>S<T so we can't compare P and T . Hence,conclusion II doesn't follow.

5.[4]L<M>N<O>P -----------(i)
        Q>P         --------------(ii)
        L<S          -------------(iii)
 combining [i] &[ii] we have
 L<M>N<O>P< Q

          |               |
 we can't compare N and Q . Hence,conclusion I and  II doesn't follow.

Sunday, 17 April 2016

Reasoning Ability Answer with Explanation Syllogism -IBPS & SBI Bank Exam

In each of the questions below consists of a statements  and conclusion numbered I and II given below it.You decide which of the two conclusion logically follows from the information given in the statement

Give answer

    (1)if only conclusion (I) follows
    (2) if only conclusion (II) follows
    (3) If a either conclusion (I) or (II) follows
    (4) If a neither conclusion (I) nor (II) follows
    (5) If both  conclusion (I) and (II) follows

 
1.Statements:
All banks are colleges.
Some colleges are schools.
Conclusion
I. No bank is school
II.Some schools are not colleges

2.Statements:
Some glasses are metals
Some liquids are metals.
Conclusion
I.No liquid is glass
II.Atleast some glasses are liquids.

3.Statements:
All kites are aeroplanes
No  aeroplanes is a bird.
Conclusion
I.Atleast some kites are birds.
II No kite is a bird.

4.Statements:
No ship is boat
All boats are vessels.
Conclusion
I.Atleast some vessels are boats
II.No ship is a vessel.

5.Statements:
Some houses are buildings.
No building is an apartment.
Conclusions:
I Atleast some buildings are not houses
II. No house is an apartment

Answer
1.[4]All banks are colleges.[A]    
Some colleges are schools.[I]
A+I => No Conclusion

2.[3] Both the premises are Particular Affirmative.No Conclusion follows the two Particular Premises.

Conclusions I and II form Complementary Pair.Therefore, either Conclusion I or II follows.

3.[2]
All kites are aeroplanes [A]
No  aeroplanes is a bird.[E]
 A+E => E type of conclusion
  No kite is a bird.


4.[1]
No ship is boat    [E]
All boats are vessels.[A]
 E+A =>O - type of conclusion
"Some vessels are not ships"
Conclusion I is converse of the second Premise.

5.[4]
Some houses are buildings.[I]
No building is an apartment.[E]
I+E => O - type of Conclusion
'' Some houses are not apartments"

Friday, 8 April 2016

Expected Computer Language Question And Answer

1.It is the term given to the act of stealing someone identity and running their credit rating
[1]Find Error
[2]Identity
[3]Identity theft
[4]Virus Indefinites
[5]None of these

2.The contents of ill- are lost when the computer turns off,
[1]Storage
[2]Input
[3]Output
[4]Memory
[5]None of these

3.In MICR, C stands for
[1]Code
[2]Colour
[3]Computer
[4]Character
[5]None of these

4.Various applications and document are represented on the windows desktop by
[1]Symbols
[2]Labels
[3]Graphs
[4]Icons
[5]None of these

5.Which key is used in combination with another key to perform a specific task?
[1]Function
[2]Space bar
[3]Arrow
[4]Control
[5]None of these

6.You would use this software to create spreadsheets, type document , and edit photos
[1]Application
[2]Utility
[3]System
[4]Operating
[5]None of these

7.Computers use which language to process data?
[1]Processing
[2]Kilobyte
[3]Binary
[4]Representational
[5]None of these

8.In the binary language each letter of the alphabet, each number and each chaaracter is made up of a unique combination of
[1]Eight bytes
[2]Eight kilobytes
[3]Eight characters
[4]Eight bits
[5]None of these

9.The term bit is short for
[1]Megabyte
[2]Binary language
[3]Binary digit
[4]Binary  number
[5]None of these

10.Computers process data into information by working exclusively with
[1]Multimedia
[2]Words
[3]Characters
[4]Numbers
[5]None of these
Answer
1.[3] 2.[1] 3.[4]  4,[4]  5.[4] 6.[1] 7.[3] 8.[4]  9.[3] 10.[4]


Monday, 14 March 2016

Reasoning Ability Question And Answer With Explanation

Read the following information carefully and answer the questions that follows:
  Eight candidates A,B,C,D,E,F,G and H are participating in a race. All are standing at a distance of 1km,2km.3km,4km,5km and 6km, from their immediate neighbours but not necessarily in the same order. Two candidates  are at the same distance of 5km from their immediate neighbours.B is 3km left of C and 6km away from F. B is standing immediately between E and G at 5km and 2km respectively.H is 4km left of E. C is second to the left of D.The candidate on the extreme left is 10km away from E. G is standing between B and C.

1.What is the distance between H and B?
[1]6 km  [2]12km  [3]10 km  [4] Can't be determined [5] None of those

2.Which of the following is  immediate neighbours of D?
[1]G   [2]F   [3]C  [4]B  [5]E

3.Who is standing between H and B?
[1]E  [2]F  [3]G   [4]C   [5]D

4.How many candidates are there between B and D?
[1]4   [2]3  [3]  2    [4]1   [5]None of these

5.Who among the following is standing on the extreme  left end?
[1]C  [2]F  [3]E  [4]B  [5]A

Answer
 A      H         E      B       G       C       F      D
<----><-----><-----><----><-----><---><----->
6km    4km      5km   2km   1km   3km   5km
1.[5]Distance between H and  B
 = 4+5 = 9 km
2.[2]
3.[1]
4.[2]
5[5]

Thursday, 3 March 2016

Write a Letter to the Bank about your card not being returned by ATM

Write a Letter to the Bank informing it about your card not being returned by its Automatic teller Machine during a recent transaction.

 L.Narasimhan,
29,West Patel Nager,
New Delhi

The Manager,
Union Bank of India,
20,Rajendar Place,
New Delhi

Sir,
This is to inform that on 2/9/15, while conducting business at your ATM located at Anna Nagar, my bank card got stuck in the machine and I was unable to get it out. Since the lobby of the bank was closed at the time, I could not get any assistance. It is requested that kindly look into the matter and see to it that my card is returned to me at once otherwise a new one is issued and the old one is promptly destroyed.

I shall appreciate if you provide me with immediate assistance.

Thanking you,
Yours sincerely,
L.Narasimhan

Monday, 29 February 2016

Reasoning Ability Blood Relationship Answer With Explanation

Study the following information to answer the given questions:

'P+Q' means  'P is the son of Q'.
'P-Q' means  'P is the wife of Q'.
'P$Q' means  'P is the father of Q'.
'P*Q' means  'P is the sister of Q'.

If S $ H * R - A + B $ K,then
1.How is R related to K?
[1]Sister
[2]Brother
[3]Cousin sister
[4]Mother-in-law
[5]None of these

2.How is S related to A?
[1]Father- in-law
[2]Mother-in-law
[3]Mother.
[4]Father
[5]None of these

3.How is H related to A?
[1] Brother -in-law
[2]Sister-in-law
[3]Daughter-in-law
[4]Son-in-law
[5]None of these

If K + R - G + M $ A * J,then

4.How is G related to J?
[1]Cousin  brother
[2]Brother -in-law
[3]Brother
[4]Son
[5]None of these

5.How is A related to K?
[1]Cousin sister
[2Mother
[3]Sister-in-law
[4]Aunt
[5]Sister

6.How is M related to R?
[1]Father
[2]Brother 
[3]Brother -in-law
[4]Father- in-law
[5]None of these

   Answer
  S(+)             B(+)               (+)  --- Male
  |                   |                     (-)----Female
  H(-)--R(-)     A(+)---K

1.[5]R is Sister-in-law of K
2.[1]S is Father-in-law of A
3.[2]H is Sister-in-law of A

             M(+)
             |
R(-)----G(+)----A(-)---J
|
K

4.[3]G is Brother of J
5.[4]A is Aunt (paternal) of K
6.[4]M is Father-in-law of R



Friday, 26 February 2016

Write a Letter To Editor About Deforestation.


Ravinder Singh,
Plazza Enclave
New Delhi

The Editor
The News Times
New Delhi


 Sir,

Through the columns of your esteemed daily, I would like to express the difficulties caused by deforestation.
 Deforestation is the permanent destruction of forests in order to make the land available for other uses.Deforestation is considered to be one of the contributing factors to global climate change.Deforestation has many negative effects on the environment.Seventy percent of the world’s plants and animals live in forests and are losing their habitats to deforestation.Tree roots anchor the soil. Without trees, the soil is free to wash or blow away, which can lead to vegetation growth problems.
About half of the world's tropical forests have been cleared (FAO) Forests currently cover about 30 percent of the world’s land mass.The cutting that does occur should be balanced by the planting of enough young trees to replace the older ones felled in any given forest. The number of new tree plantations is growing each year, but their total still equals a tiny fraction of the Earth’s forested land.

I request you to highlight this message through your newspaper. I also kindly request you to depute your reporter to do coverage of this issue in detail and help in tackling this issue.

Thanking you.
Yours truly.
 Ravinder Singh

Wednesday, 17 February 2016

Write a Letter to a Friend about Drug Addiction among Youngster

Write a letter to a friend about drug addiction among youngster

Karan Mehta,
Flat no-234
Pune


Mahesh Kumar,
Dangr Chikd
Pune


Dear friend  ,
I hope this letter finds you in good shape.How is everything with you? How are uncle and aunt? I am writing this letter to discuss the about drug addiction among youngster.The youth of our nation will eventually determine the country’s moral, political, and social persuasions. The youth of our nation has a massive responsibility.But now,we read in the newspapers that teens are being held for consuming drugs and most of them are usually aged between 17-20.The alarming rate of drug abuse has always been a problem and especially the increase of drug abuse among youngsters has had detrimental effects on the society..The educational system  nowadays is very competitive and lacks flexibility with lakhs of students appearing for few thousand seats. Again there is always a parental burden which adds to the pressure of making it big academically

The first few instances of drug use may be fun, but the behavior can quickly turn into substance abuse and addiction, and ultimately may necessitate an intervention or even rehab. Teenagers rarely consider the long-term damage they can do to themselves, their families and their communities.

.The most effective way of prevention alcohol and drug abuse is attention to children in families. They should feel care and their importance; then they would not need to assert themselves and to prove anything to others. Certainly, it is necessary to control them and to know their company, but this must be done very carefully without oppression. Parents should take an active part in their children’s life and having noticed any signs of the abuse, they must take the necessary steps. They can either talk to children or take them to a psychologist in order to explain them the danger. To make a conclusion, nowadays alcohol and drug abuse is a very significant problem, which becomes more and more acute. Young people start drinking and taking drugs gradually earlier, which leads them to crimes, car accidents and rapes.
I am also planning to visit Pune in the near future.I will let you know the dates so that you could manage to take out some time to meet me.

Your loving friend,
Karan Mehta

Monday, 15 February 2016

Reasoning Ability Answer With Explanation -Sitting Arrangement

These questions are based on the following information.Study it carefully and answer the questions.

Ten members A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I and J are split into two teams X and Y of 5 members each.Members  in the two teams are made to sit in two rows facing each other in such a way that one member of team X is sitting exactly opposite of a member in team Y.Members of team X are facing North.D is third to the right of A and sits exactly opposite of G .B sits to the immediate right of G and is facing South.H is third to the right of B and is exactly opposite of F.C sits between A and E and is opposite of I.


1.who is second to the left of C?
[1]F      [2]A        [3]B      [4]D    [5]None of these.

2.Which of the following group of persons sit in the same row?
[1]HIE             [2]ACB            [3]CDI         [4]HIG  [5]None of these.

3.who is the immediate right of B?
[1]C   [2]E   [3]I   [4]A   [5]None of these

4.Who is to the immediate left of J?
[1]H  [2]C  [3]E   [4]B  [5]None of these  

5.Who sits exactly opposite of J?
[1]H   [2]A  [3]F  [4]C   [5]None of these

          Y    Team
__________________________
|          |          |           |           |
H         J        I           B          G

F         A        C         E           D
|           |         |           |            |
___________________________
         X         Team  

1.[1]F is second to the left of C
2.[4]H , I and G are in the same row
3.[3]I is to the immediate right of B
4.[5]I is to the immediate left of J
5.[2]A sits exactly opposite of J

Friday, 22 January 2016

Expected Computer Language Question And Answer

1.Which access method is used for obtaining a record from a cassette tape?

[1]Direct   [2]Sequential    [3]Random   [4]All of these    [5]None of these

2.Any type of storage that is used for holding information between steps in its processing is:

[1]CPU    [2]Primary storage    [3]Intermediate storage   [4]Internal storage   [5]None of these

3.A name applied by Intel corp. to high speed MOS technology is called__________

[1]HDLC      [2]LAP      [3]HMOS     [4]SDLC   [5]None of these

4.A program component that allows structuring of a program i8n an unusual way is known as ___________

[1]Correlation     [2]Coroutine       [3]Diagonalization   [4]Quene    [5]None of these

5.The radian of a number system

[1]Is variable      

 [2]Has nothing to do with digit position  

[3]Equals the number of its distinct counting digits

[4]Is always an even number

[5]None of  These

6.The section of the CPU that selects, interprets and sees to the execution of program instructions:

[1]Memory   [2]Register unit   [3]Control unit   [4]ALU   [5]None of these

7.Which type of system puts the user into direct conversation with the computer through a keyboard?

[1]Real time processing

[2]Interactive computer

[3]Time sharing

[4]Batch processing

[5]None of these

8.The term referring to evacuating the content of some part of the machine is known as ____

[1]Dump  [2]Enhancement  [3]Down   [4]Compiler  [5]None of these

 9.The process of communicating with a file a terminal is:

[1]Interactive  [2]Interrogation   [3]Heuristic   [4]All of these   [5]None of these

10.A common boundary between two systems is called_______

[1]Interdiction  [2]Interface [3]Surface   [4]Median    [5]None of these

Answer1.[2]    2.[3]   3.[3]   4.[2]  5.[3]  6.[3]   7.[2]  8.[1]  9.[2]  10.[2]

Sunday, 17 January 2016

Quantitative Aptitude For All Bank Exam - Data Interpretation



Study the following information carefully to answer the question
The teacher's colony has 2800 members. Out of which 650 members read only English newspapers. 550 members read only Hindi news papers ans 450 members read only Marathi newspaper.Reading all the 3 newspapers is100. Reading Hindi as well as English newspaper are 200. 400 members read Hindi as well as Marathi newspaper and 400 read English as well as Marathi newspaper

1.How many members read at least 2 newspapers?
[1]600    [2]800   [3]500   [4]1000   [5]None of these

2.Finds the number of members reading Hindi newspapers?
[1]750    [2]980    [3]1000   [4]1020  [5]Nome of these

3.Find the number of member reading no newspaper?
[1]150    [2]460    [3]550    [4]750   [5]None of these

4.Find the difference between number of members reading English as well as Marathi newspaper and the number of member reading English as well as Hindi newspaper?
[1]300   [2]200   [3]100   [4]50   [5]None of these

5.How many members read only one newspaper?
[1]1560   [2]1650    [3]1640   [4]1540   [5]None of these



Answer
      Hindi                           English
         |                                  |
      500         100               650
                     100
          300                300
                   450
                     |
               Marathi
1.[2]Required number of mebers
= 300 + 300 +100+100 = 800
2.[5]Required number of member
 = 550+300+100+100 = 1050
3.[5] 350
4.[2]Required Difference = 300 - 100 = 200
5.[2]Required number of members = 550 +450+650
                                                 = 1650


Write a Letter to the Complaining About Discrimination in Promotion Policy towards Women

Write a letter to the Managing Director complaining about discrimination in promotion policy towards women

The president,
Women Equality Forum,
3,hswufji  Enclave
New Delhi

The Chief Personnel Officer,
M/s BUJKH Company,
New Delhi.

SUB: GENDER BIAS IN PROMOTION POLICY
Sir,
Let me  assure you at the outset that we have no intention to interfere  in the official policy of promotion. Promotion are based on merits and many other considerations that go a long way in determining  the performance of any organisation in the long run.At every cost the promotion policy for the last five years reflect your thinking that women are capable of only working at subordinate jobs.Your policy goes against all norms of equality among sexes.
we request you to change your promotion policy and given chance of promotion to women.They have proved their worth in every field.Why not in your organisation?

Thanking you and looking forward to an early reply,
Yours faithfully,
Women Equality Forum,

Tuesday, 12 January 2016

Write a Letter to Your Brother Explaining him the Importance of Right To Education Act

Write a letter to your brother explaining him the importance of right to education act and motivate him to participate in his school campaign of educating village people

The City School,
Tilak Marg,
Greater Noida.

Dear Abhinay,
I hope your studies are going on perfectly fine. How were your semester exams? I am pretty sure that you will acquire good percentage of marks in it.I heard from mother and father that your school is organizing a campaign for educating village people.I would like to motivate you to actively participate in it as it is a brilliant opportunity given to you to contribute your part to this nation.
 Education is the basis for development and empowerment for every nation.It plays a vital role in understanding and participating in day to day activities of today's world. it builds one's character and plays a significant role in transmitting one's culture , beliefs and values to others in society. it helps in creating innovations and meeting the growing needs of every nations. it is the key which takes a country to remarkable heights.
Therefore,I would request you to participate in the campaign and report about it back to us soon

yours lovingly,
Medha

Monday, 11 January 2016

Quantitative Aptitude Answer With Explanation For Bank Exam

In each of the following question is asked followed by three statements.You have to study the questions and all the three statements given and decide whether any information provided in the statements is/are redundant and can be dispensed with while answering the questions?

1.9 men and 14 women are working together in a field. After working for 3 days, 5 men and 8 women leave the work.How many more days will be required to complete the work?
A.19 men and 12 women together can complete the work in 18 days?
B.16 men can complete two-thirds of the work in 16 days.
C.In a days, the work done by three men is equal to the work done by four women.
1)Any two of the three together are sufficient
2)B and C only
3)C only
4)B or C only
5)A or B or C

2.Which is the area of the given right-angled triangle?
A.Length of the diagonal is 5cms.
B.Perimeter if the triangle is four times its base
C.One if the angles if the triangle is of 60degree
1)A only
2)A and C only
3)B or C only
4)B and C both
5)A or B or C

3.Three friends X,Y, and Z stared a partnership business investing money in the ratio of 5:4:2 respectively for a period of 3 years,What is the amount received by X as the share in the total profit?
A .Total amount invested in the business is Rs.22,000
B.Profit was distributed after a period of 2 years
C.The average amount of profit earned per years is Rs.2,750
1)A only
2)B only
3)C only
4)A or C only
5)A or B or C

4.How much time will the train 'X' take to cross another train 'Y' running in opposite drections/
A.Train 'X' crosses a signal pole in 6 seconds
B.Ratio of the speeds of train 'X' and' Y' is 3:2.
C.Length of the two trains together is 500 metres

1)A only
2)B only
3)C only
4)And B only
5)The question cannot be answered even with the information in all the three statements

5.What will be the cost of painting the four walls of a room with length,Width and height 5 meters.3 metrres asnd 6 meters respectively?The room has one door and one window.
A.Cost of painting per square meter is Rs.25.00
B.Area of window of 2.25 sq.meters is half of tyhe area of the door
C.Area of the room is 15 sq.meters
1)A only
2)Band C together
3)A and B together
4)C only
5)All are required to answer the question

Answer
1.[5]
2.[2]Let the length and breadth of the rectangle be l and b respectively.
A-> I 2+  B2 = 25
B-> I+B+H = 4B
or I = 3B-5
C-Ratio between I and B is given.After combining any of the above two statement, we get the values of I and B.Hence any of them can be dispensed with
3.[4]When investment ratio is given, the amount of profit can be found out with the help of Conly.
4.[5]
5.[4]The area of four walls can be easily determined with the help of the data given in the question.Now the area of the windows and door with the help of (B) can be subtracted in the calculated area and then multiplied with the cost given in (A)