http://ift.tt/29jYqWq Get all you need for Banking and Insurance Exam Preparation (IBPS PO, IBPS, LIC AAO) Sat, 09 Jul 2016 15:30:58 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://ift.tt/29uUOTs http://ift.tt/29wgxqc Sat, 09 Jul 2016 15:30:58 +0000 http://ift.tt/29uUrbH As you know Computer is very important section to get a good score for Bank. Thus, we are sharing with you Computer questions for your better preparation which is very important and you can expect similar questions in the exam.
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]]> http://ift.tt/29wg5YT 30 http://ift.tt/29uUKmN http://ift.tt/29wgkDm Sat, 09 Jul 2016 13:47:43 +0000 http://ift.tt/29uUunR Honours & Awards1. Radhika Menon: First woman to receive Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea
- Radhika Menon will become the first woman in the world to receive the Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea for 2016, from the International Maritime Organisation.
- Captain Menon was nominated by the Government of India, for the rescue of all seven fishermen from the fishing boat Durgamma, which was adrift following engine failure and loss of anchor in severe weather.
- The Awards ceremony is set to take place at IMO Headquarters in London, on 21 November.
- She is the first woman captain of the Indian Merchant Navy and will be the first female to receive the Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea.
National Affairs
2. Centre constitutes cyber cell to check online abuse
- Centre has constituted a cyber cell to check the online abuse and harassment of women and children on social media platforms.
- Women and Child Development Ministery has taken the decision as it has got several complaints from women.
- The Ministry will not be policing the internet and it will only examine the complaints.
- The move came in the wake of reported increase in abuse or harassment of women on social media.
- The complaints received by the Ministry, which are of a grave nature, will be reported to Twitter India for necessary action.
3. Union Government launches KVK portal for monitoring of farm centres
- Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Radha Mohan Singh has launched Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) portal “http://ift.tt/29XxGJ6in New Delhi.
- The portal aims to provide information and advisory to the farmers and facilitate online monitoring of the KVK activities.
- At present there are 645 KVKs operational in the country.
4. Kerala Government imposes 14.5% fat tax on junk food
- The Kerala government has announced to impose 14.5 % tax on junk food on the lines of ‘Fat Tax’ imposed on such food items.
- This will make food items like burgers, pizzas, pasta costlier.
- The need for the so-called ‘fat tax’ is explained by the fact the state currently has the second-highest obesity rate for children in India.
- Kerala authorities are also looking to earn over 100 million rupees as a result of the levy.
5. Govt to clean 10 iconic places under ‘Swachh Bharat Mission’
- The government will carry out a drive to clean ten iconic places in the country as part of a pilot project under the ‘Swachh Bharat mission’.
- The places which have been selected are Vaishno Devi temple in Jammu and Kashmir, Taj Mahal in Uttar Pradesh, Tirupati temple in Andhra Pradesh, Golden Temple in Punjab, Ajmer Sharif in Rajasthan, Jagannath temple in Orissa, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus in Maharashtra, Manikarnika Ghat in Uttar Pradesh, Meenakshi Temple in Tamil Nadu and Kamakhya Temple in Assam.
- Once this pilot project is completed, the govt will carry out a similar cleanliness drive at the remaining 90 places.
- Earlier,100 places has been chosen under this drive.
6. West Bengal to set up three biotechnology hubs
- The West Bengal Government has taken up a project to set up three biotechnology hubs across the state to bring in more biotechnology innovations to the State.
- The three proposed biotechnology hubs will come in Bardhaman, Kalimpong and Medinipur districts.
- They will help in the coordination of various departments with the Biotechnology Department in a better way.
Science & Defence
7. DRDO inks pact with IITs for Centre for Propulsion Technology
- The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has signed an agreement with IIT-Bombay and Madras to establish a bi-nodal ‘Centre of Propulsion Technology’ (CoPT) at the two institutions.
- The initiative is aimed at achieving synergy between DRDO and IITs for channelising the research efforts towards developing products and technologies.
- The Centre will evolve mechanisms to facilitate execution of programmes related to propulsion technology and will engage both IITs as primary research nodes.
- It will also undertake advanced collaborative research in the areas of critical defence technologies.
National & International Appointment
8. Vishal Kapoor to be the new CEO of IDFC MF
- IDFC Mutual Fund has announced the appointment of Mr. Vishal Kapoor as its chief executive officer.
- Kapoor will be responsible for driving the accelerated growth of IDFC AMC.
- He will take charge from September this year.
- At present, He is working with Standard Chartered Bank as the managing director and head of wealth management for India business.
Obituaries
9. Pakistani philanthropist Abdul Sattar Edhi passes away
- Noted Pakistani philanthropist, social activist, ascetic and humanitarian Abdul Sattar Edhi (92-year) has passed away in Karachi.
- He was born at Bantvain Gujarat to a family of memon traders in 1928 .
- Edhi was the founder and head of the Edhi Foundation in Pakistan and known as Angel of Mercy, Pakistan’s ‘Father Teresa’ and was considered country’s most respected figure.
- He received numerous accolades including Nishan-e Imtiaz (highest civilian honour), Pakistan Civil Award, International honours include Ramon Magsaysay Award, International Balzan Prize, 2007 UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Prize and 2011 London Peace Award.
- He wrote the book – Abdul Sattar Edhi, an autobiography: A mirror to the blind.
Sports
10. Milos Raonic beat Roger Federer to reach Wimbledon final
- Milos Raonic (25-year) of Canada has entered the Men’s Singles final of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships.
- He upset seven-time champion Roger Federer in five sets 6-3, 6-7, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3.
- India’s campaign has ended in the tournament, with the defeat of defending mixed doubles champions Leander Paes and Martina Hingis.
- They lost to Britain’s Heather Watson and Finland’s Henri Kontinen in three sets 6-3, 3-6, 2-6..
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Today, SBI has conducted the Preliminary exam for the post of Probationary Officers (PO).
The exam is being conducted in 4 slots on various shifts i.e 9 am, 11.30 am, 2 pm, 4.30 pm. Most of you have appeared for the same. The overall level of today’s exam was of moderate to tough level.
The pattern of the exam is as follows:
Below is the detail analysis of all the sections
I. English Language (30 Qs)
Level – Moderate
1. Reading Comprehension – 10 Qs
1st slot – RC was based on Boys & Girls – Education Preference
2nd slot – RC was based on Financial facility for Women
2. Cloze test – 5 Qs (Easy) based on Technology
3. Parajumble – 5 QS (Moderate) based on Technology
4. Spotting Error – 5 Qs (Moderate)
5. Fill in the blanks – 5 Qs (Easy)
Note: No Sentence Improvement Question asked in all 4 shifts of today’s exam.
II. Reasoning Ability (35 Qs)
Level – Moderate to Tough
1. Puzzle – 5 Qs -(Moderate to Tough)
1st slot – 5 Qs – (Moderate to tough) 7 people 7 different planets
2nd slot – 5 Qs -(Tough) 7 people, 3 different standards & 7 different likes
2. Puzzle – 5 Qs (Moderate) – boxes with different shapes
3. Linear Puzzle – 5 Qs – (Tough) 8 people sitting and facing North South in same line
5. Puzzle –
1st slot – 5 Qs – 7 subjects and 3 institutes (Moderate)
3rd slot – 5 Qs Comparison Puzzle on books (Easy)
6. Inequality – 5 Qs (direct)
7. Direction – 3 Qs (Easy t0 moderate)
8. Blood Relation – 2 Qs (Moderate)
Note: No syllogism & Coding Decoding asked in all 4 shifts of today’s exam.
III. Quantitative Aptitude
Level – Moderate
1. Number Series – 5 Qs (Moderate)
2. Data Interpretation – 2 set (10 Qs) – One Bar Grpah DI was easy & Table graph based DI is moderate
1st slot – 2 set (10 Qs) – One Bar Grpah (company & production) DI was easy & Table graph(Dance) based DI is moderate
2nd slot – 2 set (10 Qs) – One Bar Grpah (percentage & ratio) DI was easy & Table graph (sports and students) based DI is moderate
3. Approximation – 5 Qs (Easy)
4. Quadratic Equation – 5 Qs (Easy)
5. Miscellaneous – 10 Qs (Moderate)
Note: No Missing DI asked in all 4 shifts of today’s exam.
Some of the Questions are shared below which was asked in today’s exam!
I. English Section
Reading Comprehension –
RC asked in today’s exam
RC was based on Women Empowerment
Economic empowerment is the capacity of women and men to participate in, contribute to and benefit from growth processes in ways which recognise the value of their contributions, respect their dignity and make it possible to negotiate a fairer distribution of the benefits of growth. Economic empowerment increases women’s access to economic resources and opportunities including jobs, financial services, property and other productive assets, skills development and market information. Women’s economic participation and empowerment are fundamental to strengthening women’s rights and enabling women to have control over their lives and exert influence in society. It is about creating just and equitable societies. Women often face discrimination and persistent gender inequalities, with some women experiencing multiple discrimination and exclusion because of factors such as ethnicity or caste. The economic empowerment of women is a prerequisite for sustainable development, pro-poor growth and the achievement of all the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Gender equality and empowered women are catalysts for multiplying development efforts. Investments in gender equality yield the highest returns of all development investments Women usually invest a higher proportion of their earnings in their families and communities than men. A study in Brazil showed that the likelihood of a child’s survival increased by 20% when the mother controlled household income.2 Increasing the role of women in the economy is part of the solution to the financial and economic crises and critical for economic resilience and growth. However, at the same time, we need to be mindful that women are in some contexts bearing the costs of recovering from the crisis, with the loss of jobs, poor working conditions and increasing precariousness. The gender equality focus of bilateral aid to all sectors combined (including social) is notably higher, amounting to one third (USD 18 billion per year) of all aid allocated by sector in 2007-08. DAC members placed comparatively less emphasis on gender equality and women’s empowerment in the economic and productive sectors than they did in their support for other sectors. The largest share of bilateral aid to gender equality and women’s empowerment in the economic and productive sectors was committed to agriculture/rural development (USD 1.9 billion). 5 Large shares of aid also targeted gender equality and women’s empowerment in the sectors of banking/business, public financial management and urban development. Only small shares of aid, however, targeted gender equality and women’s empowerment in mining, construction, transport/storage (including road building), energy, communications and trade These figures represent aid commitments and point to areas where donors could increase their investments to women’s economic empowerment.
RC asked in 1st Slot – based on Boys & Girls – Education Preference
RC asked in 3rd Slot – based on Financial facility for Women
RC asked in 4th Slot – based on US Economy
Cloze Test – In all shifts cloze test was based on Technology
Para- Jumble – asked in 1st slot-
1) Earlier this year BMW advertised on WeChat, a popular messaging app in China with around 550m monthly users.
2) But its ads were shown only to those whose profiles suggested they were potential buyers of expensive cars.
3) Others were shown ads for more affordable stuff, such as smartphones. The campaign bruised a few egos.
4) Some of those not shown the BMW ad complained, referring to themselves as diao, or (putting it politely) losers.
5) The carmaker’s experience shows the complexities of advertising today, when it is so easy for dissatisfied customers to make their voices heard
II. Quantitative Aptitude
Number Series Questions asked –
1. 150…102…70…46…26… ?
2. 10…14…28…52…134…?
3. 4500…900…90…6…?…0.012
4. 24…11…10…14…27….?
5. 8…7…12…33…128….?
Some pattern of Number Series
1. Differnce
2. Differnce
3. Divide /5 then /10 then /15 ………..
4. *0.5 *1 *1.5 ….
5. *1-1 *2-2 *3-3
Miscellaneous Questions –
Qs asked in 2nd slot (memory based)
1. 120 l of mixture. Milk and water ratio 11 : 4. 45 litres of mixture withdrawn and 5 litres of milk added . Find the percentage of water in final mixture.
2. A is 5 years younger than B. 20 years hence B’s age will be twice A’s age 5 years ago. Find B’s age 8 years hence.
3. A gave 20% salary to mother. Out of remaining half in insurance and PPF in ratio 5 : 3. If total of what he gave to mother and what invested in PPF is 12,600. Find A’s salary.
4. C is 20% more efficient than A. A and B together can do work in 16 days. B and C together in 15 days. Find in how many days A alone can complete work.
5. A invested Rs 16,000. After 6 months b and C joined with Rs 12000 and 18000 resp. and A added additional Rs 4000. After a year, difference between shares of A and B is Rs 6000. Find total profit.
6. A invested Rs P in a scheme that offers 12% rate of interest for 3 yrs. He also invested Rs (P+400) in scheme which offers 10% at compound interest. The difference between the amounts received from both investments is Rs 304. Find P.
7. 8 blue balls and 7 red balls. 3 balls chosen. Prob. that 2 are blue and 1 red.
Do’s & Don’t
Please plan sectional timing properly & attempt the exam in following sequence, you can follow your own strategies also…
1. Quant – 20 min
2. Reasoning : 25 mins
3. English Lang – 15 min
1. English Section –
English was quite moderate & doable, with lengthy Reading Comprehension & typical Parajumble question. Rest of the questions like Cloze test, fill in the blanks were easy. Don’t start section with Parajumble question. You can easily attempt 20 – 22 questions with 99% accuracy.
2. Quantitative Aptitude –
This section was of moderate level. Quadratic Equation & Approximation questions was quiet easy, try to attempt these questions first to clear the sectional cutoff.
One DI was easy, was of simple bar graph.
Other DI was of moderate level on Table chart and based on – sports and students
The Number series questions was of easy level, you can attempt 5 questions. Some Miscellaneous questions was of moderate & time consuming, so don’t waste time on these question. You can easily attempt 20 – 22 question in this section.
2. Reasoning Section –
This time the level of the Reasoning section was of moderate to tough level. There were 5 puzzle, mostly puzzle was of time consuming. To clear the sectional cutoff of this section, don’t start with puzzle questions. You can start questions with Inequality, Blood relation, Direction test, etc. Try to attempt questions with 100% accuracy. If you can manage to attempt 15 -16 questions, you can easily clear the section cutoff of this section.
Good Attempts –
1. English Language – 20 – 22
2. Reasoning Ability – 15 – 20
3. Quantitative Aptitude – 22 – 25
Section-wise Expected Cut off
1. English Section – 5.25 – 7
2. Reasoning – 5 – 7
3. Quantitative Aptitude – 6 -8
Overall Expected Cut off
The expected overall cutoff of SBI PO Prelims Exam will vary between 41-47 marks for general category.
Also read –
1. SBI PO Prelims Exam Analysis – 1st slot
2. SBI PO Prelims Exam Analysis – 2nd slot
3. SBI PO Prelims Exam Analysis – 3rd slot
4. SBI PO Prelims Exam Analysis – 4th slot
All The Best!!
]]> http://ift.tt/29wgyKM 64 http://ift.tt/29uUnZq http://ift.tt/29wgbzV Sat, 09 Jul 2016 12:22:28 +0000 http://ift.tt/29uUeFA Dear Aspirants,Today is the third day of SBI PO Prelims 2016 Exam. The fourth slot of the exam was over now. In this post we are providing you a detail analysis of today’s SBI PO Prelims Exam held today in fourth slot.
Pattern of the exam – The Prelims Exam consists of three sections as given below:
Below is the detail analysis of all the sections –
I. English Language (30 Qs)
Level – Moderate
1. Reading Comprehension – 10 Qs – RC was based on US Economy
2. Cloze test – 5 Qs (Easy) Technology
3. Parajumble – 5 QS (Moderate)
4. Spotting Error – 5 Qs (Moderate)
5. Fill in the blanks – 5 Qs (Easy) Double filler .
II. Reasoning Ability (35 Qs)
Level – Moderate to Tough
1. Puzzle – 5 Qs -(Moderate) 7 students, different box with different shapes
2. Puzzle – 5 Qs ( Moderate) based on – Months
3. Linear Puzzle – 5 Qs – (Moderate) 8 people sitting and facing North South in same line
4. Puzzle – 5 Qs (Moderate) – 8 persons (Tough)
5. Comparison Puzzle – 5Q
6. Inequality – 5 Qs (direct)
7. Direction – 3 Qs (Easy )
8. Blood Relation – 2 Qs (Moderate)
Note: No syllogism & Coding Decoding asked in today’s exam.
III. Quantitative Aptitude
Level – Moderate
1. Number Series – 5 Qs (Moderate)
2. Data Interpretation – 2 set (10 Qs) – One Bar Grpah DI was easy & Table graph (college) based DI is moderate
3. Approximation – 5 Qs (Easy)
4. Quadratic Equation – 5 Qs (Easy)
5. Miscellaneous – 10 Qs (Moderate)
Good Attempts –
1. English Language – 20 – 22
2. Reasoning Ability – 15 – 20
3. Quantitative Aptitude – 22 – 25
All the best for next slot exam!
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]]> http://ift.tt/29wg7Ah 0 http://ift.tt/29uU4Oi http://ift.tt/29wgjzx Sat, 09 Jul 2016 10:19:39 +0000 http://ift.tt/29uUyUE As you know Computer is very important section to get a good score for Bank. Thus, we are sharing with you Computer aptitude questions for your better preparation which is very important and you can expect similar questions in the exam.You can subscribe to our Study Plan and get daily FREE Tests delivered on your personal email id according to the Mission SBI 2016 Study Plan to crack upcoming SBI PO & IBPS 2016 Exam.
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]]> http://ift.tt/29wfRBn 15 http://ift.tt/29Cr0CM http://ift.tt/29uUBA0 Sat, 09 Jul 2016 09:58:34 +0000 http://ift.tt/29wg33A Dear Aspirants,Today is the third day of SBI PO Prelims 2016 Exam. The third slot of the exam over now. In this post we are providing you a detail analysis of today’s SBI PO Prelims Exam held today in third slot.
Pattern of the exam – The Prelims Exam consists of three sections as given below:
Below is the detail analysis of all the sections –
I. English Language (30 Qs)
Level – Moderate
1. Reading Comprehension – 10 Qs – RC based on Women Empowerment
2. Cloze test – 5 Qs (Easy) Technology
3. Parajumble – 5 QS (Moderate) Technology
4. Spotting Error – 5 Qs (Moderate)
5. Fill in the blanks – 5 Qs (Easy) Double filler .
II. Reasoning Ability (35 Qs)
Level – Moderate to Tough
1. Puzzle – 5 Qs -(Tough) 7 people, 3 different standards & 7 different likes
2. Puzzle – 5 Q – 7 people different profession (Moderate to Tough)
3. Linear Puzzle – 5 Qs – (Tough) 8 people sitting and facing North South in same line
4. Puzzle – 5 Qs Comparison Puzzle on books (Easy)
5. Puzzle – 5 Qs (Moderate) – boxes with different shapes
6. Inequality – 5 Qs (direct)
7. Blood Relation – 2 Qs (Moderate)
Note: No syllogism & Coding Decoding asked in today’s exam.
III. Quantitative Aptitude
Level – Moderate
1. Number Series – 5 Qs (Easy)
2. Data Interpretation – 2 set (10 Qs) – One Bar Grpah (ratio and percentage) DI was easy & Table graph (Dance) based DI is moderate
3. Approximation – 5 Qs (Easy)
4. Quadratic Equation – 5 Qs (Easy)
5. Miscellaneous – 10 Qs (Moderate)
Good Attempts –
1. English Language – 20 – 22
2. Reasoning Ability – 15 – 20
3. Quantitative Aptitude – 22 – 25
All the best for next slot exam!
Team GradeUp
]]> http://ift.tt/29uUMep 32 http://ift.tt/29wgr1G http://ift.tt/29uUmF9 Sat, 09 Jul 2016 08:30:35 +0000 http://ift.tt/29wgcUA Dear Readers,As you all know, next most important exam in banking is SBI PO which is going to be held in the month of July. We will start focusing on SBI PO 2016 Exam. Thus, we are providing you Important Section test based on Previous Years Question Papers which will help you to get a perfect score in the Exam.
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]]> http://ift.tt/29uTXm1 6 http://ift.tt/29oOiYO http://ift.tt/29wg4Em Sat, 09 Jul 2016 07:25:11 +0000 http://ift.tt/29uUvID Dear Aspirants,Today is the third day of SBI PO Prelims 2016 Exam. . The second slot of the exam over now. In this post we are providing you a detail analysis of today’s SBI PO Prelims Exam held today in second slot.
Pattern of the exam – The Prelims Exam consists of three sections as given below:
I. English Language (30 Qs)
Level – Moderate
1. Reading Comprehension – 10 Qs – RC was based on Financial facility for Women
2. Cloze test – 5 Qs (Easy) based on Technology
3. Parajumble – 5 QS (Moderate) based on Advertising
4. Spotting Error – 5 Qs (Moderate)
5. Fill in the blanks – 5 Qs (Easy)
II. Reasoning Ability (35 Qs)
Level – Moderate to Tough
1. Puzzle – 5 Qs – (Moderate to tough) 7 people 7 different planets
2. Puzzle – 5 Qs ( Easy) box puzzle
3. Linear Puzzle – 5 Qs – ( Tough) people sitting and facing North South in same line
4. Puzzle – 5 Q – Months – Lengthy & Tough
5. Puzzle – 4 Q – Ranking Based Puzzle (Easy)
6. Inequality – 5 Qs (direct)
7. Direction – 3 Qs (Easy t0 moderate)
8. Blood Relation – 2 Qs (Moderate)
Note: No syllogism & Coding Decoding asked in today’s exam.
III. Quantitative Aptitude
Level – Moderate
1. Number Series – 5 Qs (Moderate)
2. Data Interpretation – 2 set (10 Qs) – One Bar Grpah (percentage & ratio) DI was easy & Table graph (sports and students) based DI is moderate
3. Approximation – 5 Qs (Easy)
4. Quadratic Equation – 5 Qs (Easy)
5. Miscellaneous – 10 Qs (Moderate)
Good Attempts –
1. English Language – 20 – 22
2. Reasoning Ability – 15 – 20
3. Quantitative Aptitude – 22 – 25
All the best for next slot exam!
Team GradeUp
]]> http://ift.tt/29wgf2H 68 http://ift.tt/29Cr2uj http://ift.tt/29uUdBg Sat, 09 Jul 2016 04:52:15 +0000 http://ift.tt/29wfYg2 Dear Aspirants,Today is the third day of SBI PO 2016 Exam. The exam will be conducted in 4 slots i.e. 9 am – 10 am, 11.30 am – 12.30 pm, 2 pm – 3 pm, 4.30 pm – 5.30 pm. The first slot of the exam over now. In this post we are providing you a detail analysis of today’s SBI PO Prelims Exam held today in first slot.
Pattern of the exam – The Prelims Exam consists of three sections as given below:
I. English Language (30 Qs)
Level – Moderate
1. Reading Comprehension – 10 Qs – RC was based on Boys & Girls – Education Preference
2. Cloze test – 5 Qs (Easy) based on Government related
3. Parajumble – 5 QS (Moderate)
4. Spotting Error – 5 Qs
5. Fill in the blanks – 5 Qs (Easy)
II. Reasoning Ability (35 Qs)
Level – Moderate to Tough
1. Puzzle (floor based) – 5 Qs – 7 persons, different likes (Moderate)
2. Puzzle – 5 Qs ( Easy) -Box Puzzle (Moderate)
3. Linear Puzzle – 5 Qs – people sitting and facing North South in same line (Moderate to Tough)
4. Puzzle – 5 Qs – 7 subjects and 3 institutes (Moderate)
5. Seating arrangement (circular)- 5 Qs facing centre
6. Inequality – 5 Qs (direct) – Easy
7. Direction – 2 Qs (Easy t0 moderate)
8. Blood Relation – 2 Qs (Moderate)
Note: No syllogism & Coding Decoding asked in today’s exam.
III. Quantitative Aptitude
Level – Moderate
1. Number Series – 5 Qs (Easy ) – 4 Q’s easy and 1 Q tough
2. Data Interpretation – 2 set (10 Qs) – One Bar Grpah (company & production) DI was easy & Table graph(Dance) based DI is moderate
3. Approximation – 5 Qs (Easy)
4. Quadratic Equation – 5 Qs (Easy)
5. Miscellaneous – 10 Qs (Moderate)
Some topics – Probability, Age based problem, Volume of cylinder
Good Attempts –
1. English Language – 20 – 22
2. Reasoning Ability – 15 – 20
3. Quantitative Aptitude – 22 – 25
All the best for next slot exam!
Team GradeUp
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