Hi all Hi guys… this is a thread to bring together students of Anil Nair and to serve as a platform for various academic and non academic queries. This is a thread to make you feel live and to kill your loneliness while preparing. P…
Hi all
Hi guys........ this is a thread to bring together students of Anil Nair and to serve as a platform for various academic and non academic queries. This is a thread to make you feel live and to kill your loneliness while preparing.
Please post your profile[your name, your birth date(this is IMPORTANTTTTTTT
) and whom you are working for will suffice] and post your query.
) and whom you are working for will suffice] and post your query.Thanks
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Hi
I am Yashaswi.Y
I work for CAMP systems International
I was transported to earth on 9th dec 1990
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Hii
I am Ajay Babu Viswaksan.P.V
I was born on 12-11-1991((1+90+22+24+12)/7=Tuesday)
Here are a few chunks on 'articles': direct extract from Wren and Marin.
1. Twelve inches make a/the foot
2. A/The kishore kumar is suspected by police (Give your answer and justify it).
3. The/A banyan is a kind of fig tree.
4. The Valmiki's Ramayana is absolute / Valmiki's Ramayana is absolute.
5. I had a late lunch today/ I had late lunch today.
6. Uncle is in hurry / The uncle is in hurry.
1.what is the remainder when 11!-12!+14!-13! is divided by 13?
a) 0
b) 1
c) 2
d)3
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hi
this is VINISHA REDDY .Y
i'm pursuing my B.tech from computer science stream
10th September 1992 is my 
@Bigshu
@Bigshu said:Here are a few chunks on 'articles': direct extract from Wren and Marin.1. Twelve inches make a/the foot2. A/The kishore kumar is suspected by police (Give your answer and justify it).3. The/A banyan is a kind of fig tree.4. The Valmiki's Ramayana is absolute / Valmiki's Ramayana is absolute.5. I had a late lunch today/ I had late lunch today.6. Uncle is in hurry / The uncle is in hurry.
(CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG IN ANY CASE)
1. Twelve inches make a / the foot
2. A/ The kishore kumar is suspected by police (because it Is referred to kishore who is suspected ).
3. The / A banyan is a kind of fig tree.
4. The Valmiki's Ramayana is absolute / Valmiki's Ramayana is absolute.
5. I had a late lunch today/ I had late lunch today.
6. Uncle is in hurry / The uncle is in hurry.
@Bigshu said:1.what is the remainder when 11!-12!+14!-13! is divided by 13?a) 0b) 1c) 2d)3
ANS: option a i.e, 0
@vinishayanna
2. A/The kishore kumar is suspected by police (Give your answer and justify it).
here both are right when kishor kumar is anonymous to you and you are referring to him the sentence can be 'A Kishor kumar...................'
and when you want to stress the aspect of Kishor kumar being suspected by police it is 'The'
4. It is 'Valmiki's Ramayana is absolute' (here 'The' shouldn't come I don't know why refer 'Ommision of Articles' section in Wren and Martin and please help me regarding this)
@vinishayanna this is how i did please let me know if i am wrong
14! and 13! are divisible by 13 so rem is 0
12!/13 = Rem[(p-1)!/p] = p-1 = 12
11!/13 = Rem[(p-2)!/p] = 1 = 1
1-12-0+0=-11=> 13-11 = 2
so answer should be '2' option 'c'.....
@Bigshu
Yaa you are right
i'm sorry i forgot that there are -ve symbols in between
even i followed the same process but i added all together SILLY mistake 
1. 5a + b = 25 no of values (a,b) can take? a>1;b>1
a) 0
b)2
c) 4
d) none of the above
The trouble started on May 4, 2004, only days after Google?s celebrated coming out party. Geico, the giant automobile insurer, filed a lawsuit against the search engine for trademark infringement. The insurer claimed that Google?s advertising system unlawfully profited from trademarks that Geico owned. Since all of Google?s revenue and growth was from advertising, the disclosure of the lawsuit appeared ominous. “We are, and may be in the future, subject to intellectual property rights claims, which are costly to defend, could require us to pay damages, and could limit our ability to use certain technologies,” Google disclosed in a public filing outlining potential risks. Abroad, where Google had promising growth prospects, similar court challenges also arose. “A court in France held us liable for allowing advertisers to select certain trademarked terms as keywords,” the company declared. “We have appealed this decision. 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Now it was time for audits by major accounting firms. As Google's head count and sales increased, keeping it running without destroying its culture was CEO Eric Schmidt's biggest worry. Google, the noun that became a verb, had built a franchise and a strong brand name with global recognition based entirely on word of mouth. Nothing like it had been done before on this scale. The Internet certainly helped. But Google's profitability would erode if the company were forced to begin spending the customary sums of money on advertising and marketing to maintain the strength of its brand awareness. Marketing guru Peter Sealey said privately that the advice he gave Google to study consumer perception of the Google brand was rejected by the company and that they were unwilling to spend money on marketing.
1. Which of the following statement is true?
(A) Google's growing popularity has been a threat to other players operating in that market segment like Yahoo and Ask Jeeves, as Google eroded their market share.
(B) According to Google its decision to considerably relax its industrial design policy in the US was geared to satisfy its clients.
(C)One of the major challenges for Peter Sealey has been to expand the Google Empire while keeping its existing internal work culture intact.
(D)Google's business potential is likely to be threatened seriously if the capacity, accessibility and quality of the Web search offered by its competitors like Microsoft or Yahoo becomes superior than the same offered by it.
(E)-----
2. Which of the following Statement is false?
(A) Google has been potentially vulnerable to external competition owing to its exclusive reliance on advertising for resource generation.
(B) By writing the "the noun that became a verb", the author indicates the growing popularity of the search engine.
(C)"Non-intrusive” in the current passage refers to the advertisement format that does not directly hamper or distract the flow of operation of the person working in the computer.
(D)The legal dispute between Google and the automobile giant Geico during May 2004 centered on the advertising system and the trademark policy adopted by the latter.
(E)-----
3. What conclusion can you form about „Altavista' from the passage?
(A) It has been a partner of Google.
(B) It has been a Competitor of Google.
(C)It cannot be concluded from the passage.
(D)It was a partner of Google initially, but later emerged as a major competitor.
(E)-----
4. Which of the following sentence is false?
(A) Google has not been keen to undertake any major analysis on the popular impression about the Google brand.
(B) Google's resolution to provide the search engine and programming to collaborators like America Online ensured significant revenue for both sides involved.
(C)Google's perceived concern over Intellectual Property issues in the passage has been quoted from a confidential company report.
(D)With increase in the volume of Google's total annual revenue, it was anticipated by the management that the annual growth rate of their business may decline.
(E)-----
(A) Google's growing popularity has been a threat to other players operating in that market segment like Yahoo and Ask Jeeves, as Google eroded their market share.
(B) According to Google its decision to considerably relax its industrial design policy in the US was geared to satisfy its clients.
(C)One of the major challenges for Peter Sealey has been to expand the Google Empire while keeping its existing internal work culture intact.
(D)Google's business potential is likely to be threatened seriously if the capacity, accessibility and quality of the Web search offered by its competitors like Microsoft or Yahoo becomes superior than the same offered by it.
(E)-----
2. Which of the following Statement is false?
(A) Google has been potentially vulnerable to external competition owing to its exclusive reliance on advertising for resource generation.
(B) By writing the "the noun that became a verb", the author indicates the growing popularity of the search engine.
(C)"Non-intrusive” in the current passage refers to the advertisement format that does not directly hamper or distract the flow of operation of the person working in the computer.
(D)The legal dispute between Google and the automobile giant Geico during May 2004 centered on the advertising system and the trademark policy adopted by the latter.
(E)-----
3. What conclusion can you form about „Altavista' from the passage?
(A) It has been a partner of Google.
(B) It has been a Competitor of Google.
(C)It cannot be concluded from the passage.
(D)It was a partner of Google initially, but later emerged as a major competitor.
(E)-----
4. Which of the following sentence is false?
(A) Google has not been keen to undertake any major analysis on the popular impression about the Google brand.
(B) Google's resolution to provide the search engine and programming to collaborators like America Online ensured significant revenue for both sides involved.
(C)Google's perceived concern over Intellectual Property issues in the passage has been quoted from a confidential company report.
(D)With increase in the volume of Google's total annual revenue, it was anticipated by the management that the annual growth rate of their business may decline.
(E)-----
1) Anil is ________ M.B.A from Delhi University?
1)a
2)an
3) the
4) none
@Bigshu
@Bigshu said:1) Anil is ________ M.B.A from Delhi University?1)a2)an3) the4) none
Is it an ?? i mean option 2 ?? 
@Bigshu
@Bigshu said:1. 5a + b = 25 no of values (a,b) can take? a>1;b>1a) 0b)2c) 4d) none of the above
I got it as d.none of the above,
i got 3 values of (a,b) i.e.,
i. (2,15)
ii. (3,10)
iii. (4,5)
(do mention if i'm wrong)