🏢 SSC CGL 2019 Tier II Notification: Exam Date, Syllabus and Preparation

[romilagg (lakshaya)]

What is the difference between the compound interest on Rs. 5000 for 1 and a half years at 4 % per annum compounded yearly and half yearly. Plz suggest some easy techniques to solve this. 

[akumar15992 (Mr Gun)]

P v sindhu has made our country proud, now expecting a gold from her. Hope she will overcome her rival Carolina marine. Best wishes for you ma'am . 

[Priyank.Pamkar]

 Hello Puys, you can check the article on What to focus on with just 7 Days left for SSC CGL 2016 https://beta.pagalguy.com/news/ssc-cgl-tier-1-2016-what-to-focus-on-with-7-days-to-go-for-the-exam-45877848 

[pagal.rocks (Mr. Bean)]

 Can anyone please tell the formula to convert Compound interest in equivalent simple interest? Say, CI rate is R% and time is n year then its equivalent SI rate=? 

[adi27588 (One Lounge- Party Hard)]

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[iterate (Sau Putt)]

 Shunyata is a key concept in Buddhist philosophy, more specifically in the ontology of Mahayana Buddhism. "Form is emptiness, and emptiness is form." This is the paradox of the concept. Emptiness is nonexistence but not nothingness. Also, it is not non-reality. Emptiness means that an object, animate or inanimate, does not have its own existence independently.
It has its meaning and existence only when all the elements or components it is made of come
into play and we can understand and impute its existence clearly. The Buddhist concept of
emptiness is often taken as nihilism. Nihilism as a concept means that reality is unknown and
unknowable, and that nothing exists.
Plato held the view that there is an ideal essence in everything that we have ground us, whether animate or inanimate.
The Dalai Lama says that shunyata is the absence of an absolute essence or independent existence. If a thing exists, it is because of several other factors. One might as well ask: is it possible to have a partless phenomenon? According to the Madhyamika school of thought, there can be no phenomenon without constituents.
Every phenomenon in the universe has to have parts or constituents to come into being. The Dalai Lama says, "As your insight into the
ultimate nature is deepened and enhanced, you will develop a perception of reality from which
you will perceive phenomena and events as sort of illusory. And that mode of perceiving reality
will permeate all your interactions with reality."

Nihilism is concerned with the fact that
(A) no one knows anything about reality
(B) no one can know anything about reality.
(C) in reality nothing exists.
(D) All the above 

• D
• C
• B
• A

[iterate (Sau Putt)]

 Shunyata is a key concept in Buddhist philosophy, more specifically in the ontology of Mahayana Buddhism. "Form is emptiness, and emptiness is form." This is the paradox of the concept. Emptiness is nonexistence but not nothingness. Also, it is not non-reality. Emptiness means that an object, animate or inanimate, does not have its own existence independently.
It has its meaning and existence only when all the elements or components it is made of come
into play and we can understand and impute its existence clearly. The Buddhist concept of
emptiness is often taken as nihilism. Nihilism as a concept means that reality is unknown and
unknowable, and that nothing exists.
Plato held the view that there is an ideal essence in everything that we have ground us, whether animate or inanimate.
The Dalai Lama says that shunyata is the absence of an absolute essence or independent existence. If a thing exists, it is because of several other factors. One might as well ask: is it possible to have a partless phenomenon? According to the Madhyamika school of thought, there can be no phenomenon without constituents.
Every phenomenon in the universe has to have parts or constituents to come into being. The Dalai Lama says, "As your insight into the
ultimate nature is deepened and enhanced, you will develop a perception of reality from which
you will perceive phenomena and events as sort of illusory. And that mode of perceiving realityThe Dalai Lama is of the view that
(A) everything around us has an ideal essence in everything.
(B) the deep insight into the ultimate nature develops a perception about nonreal things.
(C) shunyata is the absence of independent existence
(D) there can be no phenomenon without constituents. 

• C
• A
• B
• D

[iterate (Sau Putt)]

 Shunyata is a key concept in Buddhist philosophy, more specifically in the ontology of Mahayana Buddhism. "Form is emptiness, and emptiness is form." This is the paradox of the concept. Emptiness is nonexistence but not nothingness. Also, it is not non-reality. Emptiness means that an object, animate or inanimate, does not have its own existence independently.
It has its meaning and existence only when all the elements or components it is made of come
into play and we can understand and impute its existence clearly. The Buddhist concept of
emptiness is often taken as nihilism. Nihilism as a concept means that reality is unknown and
unknowable, and that nothing exists.
Plato held the view that there is an ideal essence in everything that we have ground us, whether animate or inanimate.
The Dalai Lama says that shunyata is the absence of an absolute essence or independent existence. If a thing exists, it is because of several other factors. One might as well ask: is it possible to have a partless phenomenon? According to the Madhyamika school of thought, there can be no phenomenon without constituents.
Every phenomenon in the universe has to have parts or constituents to come into being. The Dalai Lama says, "As your insight into the
ultimate nature is deepened and enhanced, you will develop a perception of reality from which
you will perceive phenomena and events as sort of illusory. And that mode of perceiving reality
will permeate all your interactions with reality."Mahayana Buddhism deals mainly with
(A) non-existence
(B) nothingness
(C) shunyata
(D) All the above except (B) 

• A
• D
• C
• B

[iterate (Sau Putt)]

 Shunyata is a key concept in Buddhist philosophy, more specifically in the ontology of Mahayana Buddhism. "Form is emptiness, and emptiness is form." This is the paradox of the concept. Emptiness is nonexistence but not nothingness. Also, it is not non-reality. Emptiness means that an object, animate or inanimate, does not have its own existence independently.
It has its meaning and existence only when all the elements or components it is made of come
into play and we can understand and impute its existence clearly. The Buddhist concept of
emptiness is often taken as nihilism. Nihilism as a concept means that reality is unknown and
unknowable, and that nothing exists.
Plato held the view that there is an ideal essence in everything that we have ground us, whether animate or inanimate.
The Dalai Lama says that shunyata is the absence of an absolute essence or independent existence. If a thing exists, it is because of several other factors. One might as well ask: is it possible to have a partless phenomenon? According to the Madhyamika school of thought, there can be no phenomenon without constituents.
Every phenomenon in the universe has to have parts or constituents to come into being. The Dalai Lama says, "As your insight into the
ultimate nature is deepened and enhanced, you will develop a perception of reality from which
you will perceive phenomena and events as sort of illusory. And that mode of perceiving reality
will permeate all your interactions with reality."Find the correct statement with respect to emptiness.
(A) The objects coming under the definition of emptiness have no independent existence.
(B) Emptiness covers only non-living things having no independent existence.
(C) Emptiness is non-reality.
(D) None of the above 

• C
• A
• B
• D

[iterate (Sau Putt)]

F.E

 What is needed (A)/ are people (B)/ of good character. (C)/ No error (D) 

• B
• D
• A
• C

[iterate (Sau Putt)]

 Which of the following four alloys (A)/ have (B)/ maximum percentage of copper? (C)/No error (D) 

• A
• D
• C
• B

[utkarsh2121 (AgNostiC!!)]

Anyone in hyderabad giving the ssc cgl tier I..

This is for cab sharing..

Date: 31Aug     Place: near Ramoji

[ankit333great (Anonymous)]

how many nationalised banks are there? what is the status of BMB and IDBI? plz tell

[ankit333great (Anonymous)]

Feb 20, 1999 was a saturday, what day of the week was December 30, 1997 ?  Any shortcut or formula?

[sachin_dhivar27 (sachin dhivar)]

2 persons can complete  a piece of work in 9 days. how many more persons are needed to complete double the work in 12 days.

i m getting 1 as answer but OA says 3. your views 

[sachin_dhivar27 (sachin dhivar)]

7 men and 3 women  earn rupees 95 in a day. 5 men and 6 women earn rupees 100 in a day how much 1 man and one woman earn  in 2 days?

don't know the answer and don't know how to solve. help 

[dhruv_malhotra]

556 : 186 : :  951 :  ?

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[sourabhleomardi (GET SET PO)]

 I am facing lot of trouble while solving the word problems of geometry, where as i am able to solve the sums where diagram is given...  how to overcome this puys, i am i the only one with this problem...????? 

[love247 (Lovnish)]

he has made a mistake of that i m sure 

is there any error?

[anil20noi (anil bishnoi)]

Does anybody have idea that when is the tier2 going to be held???...