[bsaravanar]

I completely agree with you..

yardstick is criteria
ignite is inspire...

all the best for IIFT buddy...

[chaitu_533]

Guys,
I attempted around 105 questions with close to 90% accuracy.
So hopefully would score 90+.
But I've read that it's very difficult to convert call of the NMIMS for numerically higher ranks.
My company has planned a short term onsite assignment for me in France starting January 7 till mid-March.

so, luckily , If I get NM call, will it be worth to attend it by coming from France and going back again..?? Guys plz help

[desire01]

Originally Posted by bdr

Lauded: ADMIRE
Yardstick: CRITERION(CONTEXT OF PASSAGE)
Ignite: INSPIRE(CONTEXT OF PASSAGE)
Target: GOAL(CONTEXT OF PASSAGE)

rest all correct...

Yes 100% bang on.....
Target : Goal its not "time limit"........as suggested by others
if u read the passage its the goal till 2020 to make india developed nation ...thers no time limit to be set....theres a huge difference between time limit and goal.

[mysteryreloaded]

Originally Posted by shrey_mbadreams

I have recollected 14 here and 10 fill in the blanks already discussed.5 pj’s also dicussed.

Lauded: Rewarded
Repercussion: Reaction
Pernicious: Malicious
Obsolete: Outdated
Camaraderie: Belongingness

Yardstick: Unit Of Measurement
Enormous: Insignificant
Transparency: Concealment
Ignite: Put fire
Target: Time limit

Passage:
1.However:After so much progress,India is still not developed.
2.Data Inadequate for 1
3.Author’s attitude:Unduly hopeful
4.Gandhiji wala:To emphasise the importance of transparency(something like that).

This is what the dictionary says:-
laud·ed, laud·ing, lauds
To give praise to; glorify.
so i think the answer should be admired not rewarded

[mysteryreloaded]

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[itsshashiranjan]

Originally Posted by chaitu_533

Guys,
I attempted around 105 questions with close to 90% accuracy.
So hopefully would score 90+.
But I've read that it's very difficult to convert call of the NMIMS for numerically higher ranks.
My company has planned a short term onsite assignment for me in France starting January 7 till mid-March.

so, luckily , If I get NM call, will it be worth to attend it by coming from France and going back again..?? Guys plz help

You only tell me who will tell you what rank will you get and wat will be distribution of weigtage this year..No one can say anything for sure..right?
Most of the people are saying they have attempted 100+ with 90%accuracy. so you are also 1 among them.

Yaar abhi delhi door hai..1st let the result be out then only any guess work can be done. To these questions there can not be any concrete answers.

I am really surprised to see such kind of question from a matured person !!

Shashi

[mysteryreloaded]

Originally Posted by desire01

Yes 100% bang on.....
Target : Goal its not "time limit"........as suggested by others
if u read the passage its the goal till 2020 to make india developed nation ...thers no time limit to be set....theres a huge difference between time limit and goal.

i think ignite can also mean -aggravate..plz check dictionary..aggravate also means to ignite

[mysteryreloaded]

i think guys better not to discuss these VA ques as they can hav mult correct ans..as all r contextual..the ans keys lies with the univ..so no point proving our answers right..

[ashishwach]

i think..ignite has to be inspire only (as used in the context of the passage)
on similar lines..
yardstick - criterion
target - goal (this one is confusing, i think..)
laud - admire

[desire01]

Originally Posted by mysteryreloaded

i think ignite can also mean -aggravate..plz check dictionary..aggravate also means to ignite

Yes u are right...but its meaning here is in grey shade...also to put on fire is the common sense meaning....if u look in the context of the passage...ignite here means to "inspire" here its in a positive sense....since the whole passage is optimistic...thats what i feel.....