@anupam001 said: @nits2811 MC1304 diya hai kya tune...i gave it today mast hai
@nits2811 said:usme tragedy hogai mere saath...gave the frst section phir window crashed...toh wen i logged back in..toh section 2 automatically submit hogya and mein test complete nhi kar paya...sirf frst section dia h...28A 25C 72second section kaisa tha??nd kitna foda
CL mein toh UPMs dene bekar hain..maine khol ke dekhe the...bilkul same h last year ke toh is baar bas procs hi dunga..woh bhi ab last ke de rha huun 7-10...
@anupam001 said:Quant 26/3-75 Verbal 22/2-64 OA-48/5-139.....aur kaun se test diye hain unprocs aur time me tune.....VA me LR 9 ke 9 cat level tha...VA 1 notch below cat overall...wahan bahut tricky aati hai
@nits2811 said:aisi accuracy and attempts toh CAT mein seedha 99.97+ percentile laa degi neday...
@anupam001 said:haha...bhai unexpected tha...QA me 2 silly mistakes ho gayi but accha hai anyways...quant/DI kaafi sahi tha is paper ka cat type laga mujhe...VA/LR bhi sahi tha...RCs me thode aur tricky option daal dete to cat replica ho jaata...accha test tha overall...125 isme 99.5 hoga i feel
@allan89 said: @anupam001 - great score...!! bhailog mc 1308 se 1311 tak kuch do..tab main bhi dunga.......hmm...mujhe pata tha ki 110 is pathetic in mc 1304....fir bhi wo bohut pehle diya tha..to shayad ab kuch improvement ho... waise 110 mein iss paper mein kitna ana chahiiye?? @anupam001
@anupam001 said:97.5-98 i think...
@allan89 said: @anupam001 - great score...!! bhailog mc 1308 se 1311 tak kuch do..tab main bhi dunga.......hmm...mujhe pata tha ki 110 is pathetic in mc 1304....fir bhi wo bohut pehle diya tha..to shayad ab kuch improvement ho... waise 110 mein iss paper mein kitna ana chahiiye?? @anupam001
UDT'12,DDDT'12(VC)
@allan89 said:.. hope ki improvement hui hogi... mein friend ka account use kar raha.. usme sirf mc 1309,10,11 baki hain ......in sab meinse ek decide karo.........ya fir crt 06 /07
Research on animals is performed to gain more knowledge about diseases and how to cure them, and to evaluate drugs for toxicity before testing them on humans. In fact, animal studies have played a vital role in almost every major medical advance. Gaining useful knowledge from animal research requires robust experimental findings: different scientists should be able to reproduce them in different locations.
1) This requires a thorough understanding of each animal species and its biology.
2) However, evidence is gradually accumulating that the majority of research animals are mentally stressed by their living conditions.
3) Between 50 and 100 million animals, from flies to monkeys, are euthanized for research each year worldwide.
4) Many scientists, however, are unaware that their animal facilities can affect research outcomes and compromise their data.
5) However, rigorous standardization of the environment increases the risk of obtaining results that, being specific to a narrow set of conditions, cannot be compared with other researchers창€™ results.
@anupam001 @nits2811 -yeh karo to...Got this one correct.. fir elimination technique discuss karte hain...jo omkarp bhai ne mention kiye
@allan89 said:Research on animals is performed to gain more knowledge about diseases and how to cure them, and to evaluate drugs for toxicity before testing them on humans. In fact, animal studies have played a vital role in almost every major medical advance. Gaining useful knowledge from animal research requires robust experimental findings: different scientists should be able to reproduce them in different locations.
1) This requires a thorough understanding
of each animal species and its biology.
2) However, evidence is gradually accumulating that the majority of research animals are mentally stressed by their living conditions.
3) Between 50 and 100 million animals, from flies to monkeys, are euthanized for research each year worldwide.
4) Many scientists, however, are unaware that their animal facilities can affect research outcomes and compromise their data.
5) However, rigorous standardization of the environment increases the risk of obtaining results that, being specific to a narrow set of conditions, cannot be compared with other researchers €™ results.
@anupam001 @nits2811 -yeh karo to...Got this one correct.. fir elimination technique discuss karte hain...jo omkarp bhai ne mention kiye
@anupam001 said:i would go with 1...though slightly confused with 5
@allan89 said:1 is correct... dekho maine yeh lagaye to eliminate the others...1st 5 kohi pakar lete hain..main isme @Omkarp bhai ka, out of scope wala point use kiya... though it can definitely end the para, but if u read the last 2 sentences, its a sudden change in the tonal flow of the passage..passage mein kuch be cautionary ya fir something to be taken care of while cnducting experiments , aise type ka kuch bhi mention kiya hua nahi hain... so to suddenly end it with this seems a bit out of scope
Undoubtedly, the thought of living in, or forming a utopian society has flashed through nearly every person창€™s mind. The dream of forming and maintaining a utopian society was immortalized in two novels dealing with the same basic ideas, 1984 by George Orwell and Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. Both of these novels deal with the lives of main characters that inadvertently become subversives in a totalitarian government. These two books differ greatly however, with the manner in which the government controls the population and the strictness of the measures taken to maintain this stability. ____________________
1) Yet, Brave New World is comparable to 1984 as both are views of a totalitarian government which attempts to provide its citizens with a utopian society.
2.Although the novels are comparable, Brave New World could be perceived as a positive utopia and 1984 as a negative one.
3.However, there is one great similarity: both make one thankful for having been born into a freethinking society where a person can be truly free.
4.Finally, 1984 shares with the reader a view of the future horrors that may be yet to come, and Brave New World portrays an acceptable society with undesirable hidden traits.
5.Our present society may not be truly perfect, but as these two novels show, it could be worse.
yeh wala dekho ab @anupam001
@allan89 said:Undoubtedly, the thought of living in, or forming a utopian society has flashed through nearly every person창€™s mind. The dream of forming and maintaining a utopian society was immortalized in two novels dealing with the same basic ideas, 1984 by George Orwell and Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. Both of these novels deal with the lives of main characters that inadvertently become subversives in a totalitarian government. These two books differ greatly however, with the manner in which the government controls the population and the strictness of the measures taken to maintain this stability. ____________________
1) Yet, Brave New World is comparable to 1984 as both are views of a totalitarian government which attempts to provide its citizens with a utopian society.
2.Although the novels are comparable, Brave New World could be perceived as a positive utopia and 1984 as a negative one.
3.However, there is one great similarity: both make one thankful for having been born into a freethinking society where a person can be truly free.
4.Finally, 1984 shares with the reader a view of the future horrors that may be yet to come, and Brave New World portrays an acceptable society with undesirable hidden traits.
5.Our present society may not be truly perfect, but as these two novels show, it could be worse.
yeh wala dekho ab @anupam001
@anupam001 said:are maine ye waala kiya hai...i had marked 1 and got it wrong....@Estallar12 like karne ki nhi ho rhi option elimination samjhao is waale me.
@anupam001 said:are maine ye waala kiya hai...i had marked 1 and got it wrong....@Estallar12 like karne ki nhi ho rhi option elimination samjhao is waale me.
@allan89 said:same here... maine bhi 1 mark kiya...wrong .. ..@Estallar12 @Omkarp ...samjhao yeh!