In analog computer-
- Input s never converted to digital form
- Output is displayed in digital form
- Input s first converted to digital form
- All of the above
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Who invented 'C'
- Donal kunth
- Seymour papert
- Niklaus Writh
- Dennis M.Ritchie
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Human beings are referred to as Homosapiens, which device is called Silico sapiens?
- Hardware
- Robot
- Monitor
- Computer
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Modern computer are very reliable bt they r not
- Cheap
- Fast
- Powerful
- Infallible
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The system unit of personal computer typically contain all of the following except?
- Disk controller
- Serial interface
- Modem
- Microprocessor
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from where we can get final cut off ibps clerk mains 2015 , statewise, category wise and section wise clearly?
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IMP BOOKS-AUTHORS LIST for SBI CLK Main 2016 : -
The Greatest: My Own Story and The Soul of a Butterfly-- Boxing Legend Muhammad Ali
-The Unseen Indira Gandhi authored by Dr KP Mathur
-"The Other Side of Silence: Voices from the Partition of India"--Urvashi Butalia
-Iron Fist, Velvet Glove--Mahesh Nair
-President Pranab Mukherjee received the first copy of a book titled --The Education Presiden -
The World in 2050- Striving for a More Just, Prosperous and Harmonious Global Community -- Harinder S. Kohli.
-India vs Pakistan : Why Can't we just be friend--Husain Haqqani
-The Gene: An Intimate History-- Siddhartha Mukherjee -Goa Undercover--Madhumita Bhattacharyya -
Losing My Religion--Vishwas Mudagal -
India's Wars: A Military History (1947-1971)--Arjun Subramaniam
-"Green Transport--Rani Iyer -Dark Horse -
Ek Anakahi Dastan--Nilotpal Mrinal
-Farthest Field: An Indian Story of the Second World War--Raghu Karnad -
Goa Undercover--Madhumita Bhattacharyya Standing Guard-
A year in Opposition-- P. Chidambaram
- 'Endurance: My Year in Space and Our Journey to Mars'-- story of Scott Kelly
- "A State in Denial - Pakistan's Misguided and Dangerous Crusad"-- B.G. Verghese -
The Sympathizer -- Viet Thanh Nguyen
-Framed As a Terrorist: My 14-Year Old Struggle to Prove My Innocence-- Mohammad Aamir Khan- -
India vs Pakistan: Why Can't we just be Friends? -- Husain Haqqani
-Who Killed Swami Laxmanananda? -- Anto Akkara -
'Ace Against Odds' -- Sania Mirza with her father Imran Mirza.
-Shashi Kapoor - the Householder, the Star -- Aseem Chhabra
-The Story of Kashmir through the Ages -- Arjan Nath Chaku -
Flying in High Winds: A Memoir-- S.K. Mishra
-Anything But Khamosh: The Shatrughan Sinha Biography-- Bharthi S Pradhan
-The Kiss of Life -- Emraan Hasmi & Bilal Siddiqui
-The Great Indian World Trip-- Tushar Agarwal and Sanjay Madan
- No Time to Pause -- Pavithra Ramesh
- Exploring Marxist Bengal-- Debraj Bhattacharya -
Param Vir: A War Diary -- Manju Lodha -
The Drowned Detective authored by---- Neil Jordan -"Chaos and Caliphate: Jihadis and the West in the Struggle for the Middle East"--Patrick Cockburn -
Incarnations : India in 50 lives - Sunil Khilnani. -
Anubandh - Ela Bhatt -
White magic: A story of Heart break, Hard Drugs and Hope" -- Arjun Nath -
"Who killed Swami Laxmanananda?" -- Anto Akkara -
Legacy of Jettys -- C. Maheswaran -The World Outside My Window-- Ruskin Bond
-Aishwaryaa R. Dhanush -- autobiography titled "Standing On An Apple Box". -
"Curfew in the city"-- Vibhuti Narain Rai. -
My Favourite Nature Stories-- Ruskin Bond. -
"Dr. Ambedkar: Life and Mission" -- Dhananjay Keer -
"Firaq Gorakhpuri: The Poet of Pain and Ecstasy" -- Ajai Mansingh -
"Gujarat Files: Anatomy of a Cover Up"-- Rana Ayyub -
"The Bones of Grace"?-- Tahmima Anam
"Green Signals: Ecology, Growth and Democracy in India"? -- Jairam Ramesh
Math section contains? DI for (10 marks) Simplification for (5 marks) Series for (5 marks) DS (5 marks) Arithmetic (15 marks) Aur baki 10 mark kya ayenga guys is section main?
Statements:
All plastics are glasses.
Some glasses are wood.
Some woods are metals.
All metals are cloths.
Conclusions:
I. Some cloths are woods.
II. Some woods are both cloths are glasses.
III. Some glasses are plastics.
IV. Some cloths are metals.
Foreign Exchange Reserves in India as reported by the Reserve Bank of India stands at ?
- 363 Billion USD
- 352 Billion INR
- 353 Billion USD
- 363 Billion INR
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how to attempt Quants section :
The mains paper of clerk has four sections and the most crucial section is the Quantitative Aptitude. 50 questions will be asked from this section and 45 minutes will be the allotted time to solve these 50 questions.
The best way to approach quant section is to start with the questions from those in which you have good command because that approach gives us a head start in this section and the confidence is high which enables us to deal with harder questions of the section as well.
This section can be divided into 6 main categories and these categories should be dealt in the same order as illustrated below.
(1) Simplification - (5 - 10 Questions)
(2) Number Series - (5 Questions)
(3) Quadratic Equations - (5 Questions)
(4) Data Sufficiency - (5 Questions)
(5) Miscellaneous - (10 - 20 Questions)
(6) Data Interpretation - (10 - 20 Questions)
(1). Simplification - This is the best category to start with. Let us see how we can approach Simplification in a smart way.
For Simplification, one needs to remember two rules:
1. Don't hesitate in rounding the numbers to nearest integers. Most of the times the numbers are given in such a way that you can round them quickly and get the answer (Rounding should be done or not, It can be realized by looking at the given options).
2. Always keep in mind the "BODMAS" rule. These operations have priorities in the same order as mentioned.
- B-Bracket
- O-Of
- D-Division
- M-Multiplication
- A-Addition
- S-Subtraction
E.g. -
- 127.001 * 7.998 + 6.05 * 4.001
- Using the rounding concept
- 127 * 8 + 6 * 4
- Using the BODMAS rule
- 1016 + 24
- 1040
(2). Number Series - Number series is less about calculation and more about observation. Some of the most common patterns like similar differences, squares, cubes, increasing or decreasing differences can be checked first to deal with these questions quickly. Let's see some questions which have been asked earlier by SBI.
e.g. -
- 26, 37, 50, 65,___
- 26+11=37
- 37+13=50
- 50+15=65
- 65+17=82
e.g. -
- 4, 16, 36, 64, 100, ___
- 22=4
- 42=16
- 62=36
- 82=64
- 102=100
- 122=144
So we can see that number series is not much about calculation. It's about observation. The quickly you observe, the quickly you can get the answer.
(3). Quadratic Equations - One thing that should be kept in mind while solving these questions is that if we have addition symbol before the constant then we have to find two numbers whose addition gives us the number that is with the variable. On the other hand, if we have subtraction symbol before the constant then we have to find the two numbers whose subtraction gives us the number that is with the variable.
e.g. -
- x2 + 13x + 42 = 0 - 7*6=42, 7+6=13 - roots are -7, -6
- y2 + y - 42 = 0 - 7*6=42, 7-6=1 - roots are -7, 6
If we quickly draw a number line then we will see that no relation can be established between x and y.
So we can see that solving quadratic equations is an easy task so we should not miss any question from this.
(4). Data Sufficiency - The best thing about data sufficiency questions is that we don't have to solve the given questions. We only need to find out which statements are required / sufficient to solve the questions. So these questions are easy in comparison to other questions where we have to do the exact calculations.
e.g. - Amongst A, B, C, D, E and F, each are having a different height. Who is the shortest?
1. C is shorter than only B.
2. A is taller than only D and F.
So we can see the question and find the answer within seconds that even I and II together are not sufficient to give us the answer.
(5). Miscellaneous - This part has a variety of questions and after attempting initial 20 - 25 questions, this is the right time to do these questions and one can deal with those questions first at which one is more confident.
- Profit and loss
- Time and Work
- Speed and distance
- Ratio and Proportion
- Simple and compound interest
(6). Data Interpretation - This is one of the parts of Quant section which needs proper time. The most important thing that one should realize is that these questions are in the paper tocheck our observation and calculation both. Firstly, look at the data carefully, understand the small specifications and then look at the type of questions asked and It can be done within a minute. Now we have an idea of the complete data and the related questions so now it's the time for some calculations.
Some key facts related to Data Interpretation Questions:
- The questions consist of Percentage increase/decrease.
- The questions consist of finding the average/ ratio.
- The questions consist of finding total/ difference.
So we can say that a set of data interpretation questions are basically the normal questions using the huge amount of data given in the form of pie chart/ bar chart/ line chart/ tabular form etc.
courtesy: GS
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