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OICL AO Mains 2017 - GA Questions asked & Exam Review

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here is the OICL AO Mains Exam Review as well as GA Questions asked on 18 November, 2017.

1) Quantitative Aptitude
  • Pie Chart 
  • Bar Graph
  • Caselet
  • Tabular DI
  • Mixed DI
  • Data sufficiency 
  • Quadratic
  • Approx
  • Missing series

2) Reasoning:(tricky and lengthy)
  • Circular  Arrangement (2 Variable)
  • Linear  Arrangement
  • Scheduling (Day) Based Puzzle (2 variables)
  • Age Based Puzzle
  • Input/output
  • Syllogism

3) ENGLISH :
  • Reading comprehension
  • Cloze test
  • Sentence Rearrangements
  • Double  replacement
  • Spelling errors


4) GA (easy)

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1. Quito is capital of- Ecuador
2.  Meaning of "S" in PMGSY- Sadak (Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana)
3. Which state government has received three gold awards at the 20th National Conference on E-Governance- Andhra Pradesh
4. Cassini is planetary space exploration by- NASA
5. Which is not a negotiable instrument- Coin
6. The book “I am HIV positive, so what?” has been authored by- Jayanta Kalita 
7. HS Prannoy is a- badminton player
8. Where is the headquarter of National Insurance Company Limited (NICL)- Kolkata
9. 2017 AIBA world boxing championships held in- Hamburg, Germany
10. Chancellor of Germany- Angela merkel 
11. Constituency of Union Minister Radha Mohan singh- Purvi Champaran (Bihar)
12. The 2017 BRICS summit was the ninth annual BRICS summt held in-‎ Xiamen, China
13. One Question were from Gap insurance
14. Tata Teleservices to merge consumer business with- Bharti Airtel
15. Sardar Patel Stadium located on- Ahmedabad, Gujarat
16. North East Calling event is being organised by the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region in- New Delhi
17. One question were asked from IRDAI

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Descriptive Section of OICL AO 2017:

Essay : 
1) mutual funds are better than group insurance
2) and rest two topics are also insurance related

Letter:
1) Letter to insurance company to change the name after marriage









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Ask The Mentor - 20 November, 2017

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New Pattern Coding-Decoding Quiz - Set 5

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here is a set of new pattern Coding-Decoding Quiz for upcoming Bank PO & Clerk Exams.



Messages Active Groups New - 21#, 32*,42A,33A
Digit Paper Activity Products - 42*,22P,31P,62*
Technology Oxford Mark Cook - 31@,72&,21@,41A
Symbol Banana Chocolate Face - 21A,43!,51A,22@


1. What is the symbol for messages?
A) 42A
B) 21#
C) 33A
D) 32*


2. 62* stands for-
A) Digit
B) Paper
C) Activity
D) Products

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3. What is the code for Oxford?
A) 31@
A) B.72&
B) C.21@
C) D.41A


4. What is the code for chocolate?
A) 21A
A) B.43!
B) C.51A
C) D.22@


5. What is the code for banana?
A) 21A
A) B.43!
B) C.51A
C) D.22@


Answers:
  1. Ans: D
  2. Ans: D
  3. Ans: D
  4. Ans: B
  5. Ans: A

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Solutions:

Digit 1-Total number of consonant
Digit 2- Total number of vowel
Digit 3(symbol)- Total number of letters within a word
3=#
4=@
5=P
6=A
8=*
9=!
10=&













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General Awareness Questions asked in Recent Exams

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. There have been plenty of examinations in the recent past. So we have compiled all the General Awareness Questions asked in Recent Exams into a PDF.

The PDF Contains

  • General Awareness Questions asked in IBPS RRB Office Assistant Mains 2017
  • General Awareness Questions asked in IBPS OS-I Mains 2017
  • General Awareness Questions asked in OICL AO Mains 2017
  • General Awareness Questions asked in UIIC Assistant 2017

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Current Affairs Update – 17-20 November, 2017

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here are the Important Current Affairs of 17 to 20 November, 2017. These are important for the upcoming IBPS PO, Clerk Mains, NICL Assistant, OICL AO exams.



Days

Universal Children's Day 2017 observed across the world


  • The Universal Children's Day was observed across the world on 20 November 2017 with the theme '2017: It’s a #KidsTakeOver'.
  • This year, UNICEF celebrated the day by inviting children from around the world to voice their support for millions of their friends and kin who are unschooled, unprotected and uprooted.
  • The Universal Children's Day aims to advocate, promote and celebrate children's rights to build a better world for Children.

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237th Corps of Engineers Day was celebrated in Delhi


  • The 237th Corps of Engineers Day was celebrated on 18 November 2017 in a solemn ceremony conducted at ‘Amar Jawan Jyoti’, India Gate in New Delhi.
  • Engineer-in-Chief of the Indian Army, Lieutenant General Suresh Sharma along with other serving and retired officers laid wreaths and paid homage to the brave soldiers who sacrificed their life for the country.
  • Besides this, a function was also organised in Delhi to honour the achievers of the Corps in the fields of technical competence, professional excellence, sports and adventures.
  • The day is celebrated to commemorate the raising of first Engineer Company in 1780.
  • The modern day Corps of Engineers consists of three groups of combat engineers - Madras Sappers, Bengal Sappers and Bombay Sappers - which were merged into the Corps on 18 November 1932.
  • Since its inception, history is replete with outstanding contributions of the Corps of Engineers both in war and peace.

World Toilet Day observed globally


  • The World Toilet Day was observed across the globe on 19 November 2017 with the theme ‘Wastewater’.  The day aims to inspire action to tackle the global sanitation crisis.
  • The Sustainable Development Goals, especially SDG 6, aim to reach everyone with sanitation by 2030 and almost half the proportion of untreated wastewater, increasing recycling and enabling safe re-usage.

Qaumi Ekta Week to be observed from 19-25 November 2017


  • The 'Qaumi Ekta Week' also known as National Integration Week will be observed all over the country from the 19 to 25 November 2017. 
  • The weeklong event will be observed with an aim to foster and reinforce the spirit of communal harmony, national integration in the nation.
Here are the week long programmes that will be observed during Qaumi Ekta Week:

  1. 19 November 2017: It will be observed as National Integration Day and programmes like meetings, symposia and seminars will be organized to emphasize the themes of secularism, anti-communalism and non-violence.
  2. 20 November 2017: It will be observed as Welfare of Minorities Day.
  3. 21 November 2017: It will be observed as Linguistic Harmony Day. Programmes like Special literary functions and Kavi Sammelans will be organized to enable people of each region to appreciate the linguistic heritage of other parts of India.
  4. 22 November 2017: It will be observed as Weaker Sections Day and meetings and rallies will be organized to highlight programmes which help SCs/STs and weaker sections through distribution of surplus land to landless labourers.
  5. 23 November 2017: It will be observed as Cultural Unity Day and cultural functions will be organized to present the Indian tradition of unity in diversity and for promoting cultural conservation and integration.
  6. 24 November 2017: It will be observed as Women’s Day. On this day, the importance of Women in Indian Society and their role in development of nation-building will be highlighted.
  7. 25 November 2017: It will be observed as Conservation Day and several meetings and functions will be organized to emphasise the growing need for awareness and action to conserve the environment.

Awards & Honors

Girish Karnad conferred with 2017 Tata Literature Live Lifetime Achievement Award


  • Actor-playwright Girish Karnad was on 19 November 2017 conferred with Tata Literature Live! Lifetime Achievement Award 2017 for his outstanding contribution in the field of theatre.
  • On the other hand, Tata Trusts' Big Little Book Award' for Author in Bengali Children's Literature was presented to Nabaneeta Dev Sen.
  • While, Book of the year in non-fiction category went to 'Age of Anger: A History of the Present' by Pankaj Mishra, whereas in the fiction category, Easterine Kire's 'Son of the Thundercloud' bagged the award.

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India’s Manushi Chhillar crowned Miss World 2017


  • India's Manushi Chhillar was crowned Miss World 2017 at the prestigious pageant’s 67th edition that was held in Sanya, China on 18 November 2017.
  • The 20-year-old was crowned Miss World 2017 by outgoing titleholder Stephanie Del Val le, Miss World from Puerto Rico. Chhillar’s win has brought home the coveted title after a 17-year-long wait. The last Indian contestant to win Miss World was Priyanka Chopra in the year 2000.
  • The other contestants who made it to the top 5 include Miss England, Miss France, Miss Kenya and Miss Mexico. While Miss Mexico Andrea Meza was the first runner up, England’s Stephanie Hill came in as the second runner up.
  • Almost 108 contestants from countries across the world participated in the beauty pageant.
  • Chhillar’s win has also levelled India with Venezuela, as the countries with most number of titles in the history of the pageant.

News related to India & states

NCPCR celebrates ‘Baal Utsav’ as part of Hausla-2017


  • The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) celebrated Baal Utsav on 18 November 2017 as a part of Hausla-2017, a week-long festival organised by Women and Child Development Ministry for children living in Child Care Institutions (CCIs) across the country.
  • The programme saw participation from over 1000 children. It also saw participation from child artists, actors, theatre artists, musicians, members of WCD Ministry and NCPCR and several non-government organisations from Delhi and NCR region.
  • Speaking on the occasion, Minister of State for Women and Child Development, Virendra Kumar expressed happiness at the presence of such a large number of children and said that children are the key to success and development of the country.
  • He further urged all the CCIs to provide all the children living in the institutions with a family atmosphere to enable their growth and development.

Union Government launches Saubhagya Web Portal


  • Union Minister of State for Power and Renewable Energy RK Singh on 16 November 2017 launched the Web Portal for Pradhan Mantri Sahaj Bijli Har Ghar Yojana ‘Saubhagya’. The portal can be accessed at http://saubhagya.gov.in.
  • The Saubhagya Web portal will ensure transparency and will accelerate household electrification in rural as well as urban areas in the country.
  • Through Saubhagya Web portal, every State can fill in the current status of progress of electrification works which will enable accountability for the State utility/ DISCOM.
  • It offers a feature on village electrification camps and in line with that, DISCOMs will organize camps in villages for facilitating instant filling up of application forms and to complete requisite documentation to expedite release of electricity connections to households.
  • States may announce the schedules of the village camps to be held on this portal to create awareness among the people about the one-stop facility for getting electricity connections.
  • DISCOMs/ State Power Department will be required to adopt the innovative mechanism for collection of data in electronic form including collection of application form for obtaining electricity connections.

INS Sarvekshak reaches Dar-Es-Salaam to conduct Joint Hydrographic Survey with Tanzanian Navy


  • INS Sarvekshak, a hydrographic survey ship of Southern Naval Command, arrived Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania on 15 November 2017 for conducting Joint Hydrographic Survey along with the Tanzanian Navy.
  • The Joint Hydrographic Survey is being conducted with an aim to boost bilateral relations with friendly foreign countries and navies in the Indian ocean region.
  • The joint survey will be conducted with the Naval personnel of Tanzania who have been trained in India in National Institute of Hydrography, Goa.
  • During the survey, training of Tanzanian Naval personnel will also be undertaken on advanced hydrographic equipment and practices.
  • The ship will visit Dar-es-Salaam harbour in Tanzania for refuelling and replenishing stores and provisions. 

Union Health Ministry introduces Daily Drug Regimen for treatment of Tuberculosis


  • The Union Ministry of Health and  Family Welfare on 17 November 2017 launched Daily Drug Regimen for treatment of Tuberculosis (TB) across the country under The Revised National TB Control Programme (RNTCP).
  • Earlier, the Health Ministry was providing the treatment of tuberculosis thrice weekly, however it has now decided to change the treatment strategy for TB patients from thrice weekly to daily drug regimen using fixed dose combinations (FDC) for treatment.
  • The move is aimed at bringing the transformation in the approach and the intensity to deal with this disease which accounts for about 4.2 lakh deaths every year.


Banking & Financial News

Moody's upgrades India's sovereign rating after 14 years


  • US credit rating agency Moody's raised India's sovereign rating to Baa2 from its lowest investment grade of Baa, while changing the outlook for the country's rating to stable from positive.
  • Since 2004, Moody raised the sovereign rating for the first time ignoring a haze of short-term economic uncertainties to bet on the nation’s prospects from a raft of policy changes by the government.
  • The revision of sovereign rating of India came after a gap of 14 years.
  • The rating agency simultaneously upgraded India's local and foreign currency issuer rating to Baa2 from Baa3.
  • The upgrade of the rating is based on the Indian government's "wide-ranging programme of economic and institutional reforms.
  • The credit rating agency expected that continued progress on economic and institutional reforms will, over time, improve India's high growth potential and its large and stable financing base for government debt, and will likely contribute to a gradual decline in the general government debt burden over the medium term.
  • According to Moody’s, reforms which are taken place in India have significantly decreased the risk of a sharp increase in debt, even in potential downside scenarios.
  • Those implemented reforms to date will progress the government's purpose of improving the business climate, stimulating foreign and domestic investment, enhancing productivity, and ultimately fostering strong and sustainable growth.

Union Cabinet approves increase in carpet area of houses under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana


  • The Union Cabinet on 16 November 2017 approved the increase in the carpet area of houses eligible for interest subsidy under the Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS), which is a part of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban).
  • It approved the increase in the carpet area in the Middle Income Group (MIG) I category of CLSS from the existing 90 square metre to up to 120 square metre.
  • It increased the carpet area in respect of MIG II category of CLSS from the existing 110 square metre to up to 150 square metre.
  • These changes will be effective from 1 January 2017, the date the CLSS for MIG became effective.

World News

WHO launches global effort to end TB by 2030


  • The World Health Organisation (WHO) on 17 November 2017 launched a new global effort to end Tuberculosis by 2030. Under this new initiative, 75 ministers agreed to take urgent action to end TB by 2030.
  • The initiative was launched during the first WHO Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Tuberculosis in the Sustainable Development Era: A Multisectoral Response, that was attended by 114 countries in Moscow.
  • WHO Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Tuberculosis in the Sustainable Development Era
  • The Moscow Declaration to End TB aims to increase multisectoral action as well as track progress, and build accountability.
  • More than 1000 participants took part in the two-day conference which resulted in collective commitment to end TB.
  • The participants pledged to achieve universal health coverage by strengthening health systems and improving access to people-centered TB prevention and care.
  • They also vowed to mobilize sufficient and sustainable finances by increasing domestic and international investments.
  • The ministers also promised to build accountability through a framework to track and review progress on ending TB including multisectoral approaches.
  • They also promised to minimize the risk and spread of drug resistance and do more to engage people and communities affected by, and at risk of, TB.











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Ask The Mentor - 21 November, 2017

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Daily Vocabulary Quiz for Bank Exams - 4

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here is the Daily Vocabulary Quiz for Bank Exams.


Choose the option which is the antonym of the word mentioned.


 1. Anathema
(a) contravene (b) blessing
(c) masquerade (d) identify


 2. Admonish
(a) censure (b) censor
(c) approve (d) prudent


 3. Diligent
(a) indolent (b) assiduous
(c) assimilate (d) apprehend


 4. Indigent
(a) opulent (b) poor
(c) indomitable (d) abatement


 5. Lampoon
(a) mock (b) satirize
(c) exalt (d) energize

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 6. Ennoble
(a) eulogize (b) dishonor
(c) salutary (d) morbid



 7. Impromptu
(a) intuitive (b) deliberate
(c) portent (d) bucolic


 8. Ephemeral
(a) eternal (b) internal
(c) inanimate (d) sedate



 9. Familiar
(a) nostalgic (b) noxious
(c) foreign (d) native


10. Sullen
(a) cynical (b) blissful

(c) hopeless (d) genuine




Answers:
  1. B
  2. C
  3. A
  4. A
  5. C
  6. B
  7. B
  8. A
  9. C
  10. B










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English Quiz for IBPS Clerk & RBI Assistant Mains 2017 - 8 - Cloze Test (New)

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here is a set of English Quiz for IBPS Clerk & RBI Assistant Mains 2017. This is a set based on New Pattern Cloze Test.


Information technology, and the hardware and software     regulated (1) with the IT industry, are an        eager (2) part of nearly     some (3) major global industry. IT industry has become one of the most robust industries in the world. IT, more than any other industry or economic facet (4), has an increased productivity, particularly in the developed world, and therefore is a key driver of global economic growth. Economies of scale and      unreasonable (5) demand from both consumers and enterprises        characterize (6) this rapidly growing sector. The Information Technology Association of America (ITAA) explains ‘information technology’ as trusting (7) all possible aspects of information systems based on computers. Both software development and the hardware involved in the IT industry include everything from computer systems, to the design, implementation, study and development of IT and management systems. Complementing (8) To its easy accessibility and the wide range of IT products available, the demand for IT services has increased savagely (9) over the years. To IT sector has emerged as a major global       economy (10)  of both growth and employment.

1. (a) use (b) amalgamation (c) associated (d) vision (e) No correction required

2. (a) integral (b) fundamental (c) increased (d) vital (e) No correction required

3. (a) most (b) all (c) every (d) few (e) No correction required

4. (a) world (b) opinion (c) stature (d) profit (e) No correction required

5. (a) multiply (b) insatiable (c) decreasing (d) unquenchable (e) No correction required

6. (a) forage (b) thwart (c) motivate (d) fuelling (e) No correction required

7. (a) making (b) qualifying (c) inclusive (d) encompassing (e) No correction required

8. (a) Owing (b) Since (c) Catering (d) In order (e) No correction required

9. (a) regularly (b) substantially (c) minimally (d) exponential (e) No correction required

10. (a) fortune (b) meltdown (c) spring (d) source (e) No correction required













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Letter to the bank manager requesting to replace your Magstripe Debit Card with EMV Chip Card - IBPS PO Descriptive

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here is a Letter to the bank manager requesting to replace your Magstripe Debit Card with EMV Chip Card aced by Shashank for IBPS PO Mains Descriptive.


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HIG SEC I,1234
LDA Colony
Aashiyana, Lucknow.

The Branch Manager
State Bank Of India
Alambagh Branch
Lucknow ,226012.

Dated on :16th Nov 2017

Subject: Replacing existing Debit card with EMV chip Debit card.

Sir,
       I have a debit card of your bank which is Magstripe Debit card, which as per the communications done by your bank is to be replaced an EMV chip based Debit card. As the deadline of doing the same is 31st December, I need to replace it with a new card within the stipulated time.

My account details are as follows:
A/c Name : Shashank Mishra
A/c No. : 3*********8
Debit card number : ************1236
Please issue a new card with the upgraded chip earliest possible. An early action will be highly appreciable.

Thanking you,
Sincerely yours,
XYZ.



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8 Simple Steps to Crack RBI Assistant Exam

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Reserve Bank of India has notified for the recruitment of Assistant s. The selection process will start in a week or two. The candidates can easily crack this exam with a proper strategy. Through this article we are providing you with a step wise strategy to crack this exam.
Step 1:- The first and basic step is to know the exam pattern. The exam will be conducted in three stages. The preliminary and main exam followed by interview. The preliminary exam pattern is:-  
Section Name
Number of Questions
Maximum Marks
English Language
30
30
Numerical Ability
35
35
Reasoning Ability
35
35
Total
100
100
   
The main exams pattern is:-
Section
Marks
Time
Reasoning
40
30 minutes
English Language
40
30 minutes
Quantitative Aptitude
40
30 minutes
General Awareness
40
25 minutes
Computer Knowledge
40
20 minutes
Total
200



Step 2:- The next main task is to know the syllabus of exam. 

Step 3:- The next main task is to categorize syllabus in three categories, Easy to cover and scoring, Moderate to cover and scoring and Difficult to cover but scoring. Now in further steps cover these categories one by one.

Step 4:- Cover topics which are easy to cover and scoring. The list of topics is given below:- 

English Language and Comprehension
  • Cloze test – Grammar and vocabulary - Practice all topics of grammar from quizzes, Read articles based on current topics from a good source, List down all important vocabulary. 
  • Spotting errors – Grammar – Practice questions from recently conducted banking and insurance exams. 

Quantitative Aptitude
  • Simplification and approximation– Practice questions using digit sum method and unit digit methods. Try to remember squares up to 50, cubes up to 20, conversion of fraction to percentage and vice versa.  
  • Quadratic equations and series – Practice questions using sign method, for series practice questions based on patterns asked in recently conducted exams. 

Reasoning Ability
  • Inequality – practice both direct and coded forms.
  • Number /alphabet series– Practice variety of questions to make yourself comfortable in solving complex statements in less time.
  • Direction sense based questions– Questions may be asked from easy to complex structure. Try to remember pythagoran triplets for easy and quick calculations.
  • Blood Relations based questions – Practice both coded and direct forms. Solve questions using family chart and take care of sign conventions used to denote various relations. You can use generation’s gap concept for quick solutions using options.

General Awareness
  • History of Banking– Indian context, first banks list, bank foundation years, merger and nationalization of banks.
  • Banking Terms – Abbreviations related to banking concepts.
  • RBI, SEBI, IRDAI and other Regulatory bodies – The structure of bodies, terms of regulatory, recent directions issued by various regulatory bodies, important provisions of acts related to these regulatory, important positions held by.    
  • Capital markets – Instruments and their properties, tenure of instruments, similarities and differences, recent changes in Indian markets (introduction of new instruments)
  • Money markets – Instruments and their properties, tenure of instruments, similarities and differences, recent changes in Indian markets (introduction of new instruments) 
  • Inflation, National Income– Concept and relation among various factors.

Computer Knowledge
  • Basic Hardware and Software
  • Generations of Computer
  • Basic Computer Operations / Shortcut Keys
  • input/ output devices

Step 5:- Cover topics which are moderate or difficult in difficulty level but scoring. The list of topics is given below:


English Language and Comprehension
  • Para jumbled sentences - Try to practice Para jumble exercises of various levels. 
  • Passage – Read news articles from good sources on regular basis and prepare your own list of difficult words and learn them by heart as these words will be asked in exams, also complete passages asked in recently conducted exams. 
  • Finding Odd sentence out– This is a new pattern asked in exams, this type of questions is scoring if you are good in comprehension which comes from reading habit therefore reading good newspaper and articles make your habit. 
  • Merging two paragraphs– The proper knowledge of sentence connectors and other important grammar concepts can help a lot in this topic.  


Quantitative Aptitude
  • Data Interpretation – This topic can be scoring with practice. If the question is direct and involves less calculations you should attempt it else leave the question in exam but practice at home. Try to solve questions using ratio analysis and percentage methods for quick calculations. 
  • Miscellaneous – This topic is a collection of various arithmetic topics, in recent exams questions are asked on new concepts leaving behind the traditional concepts therefore you must practice questions of exams conducted in last two years.


Reasoning Ability
  • Puzzles – This topic is very scoring if you have done ample practice of various levels of puzzles. In this topic you can receive surprise elements. The candidates should practice various types of puzzles including:-
  • Seating arrangement with blood relation
  • Classification puzzle having four parameters
  • Box based puzzle - New type
  • Shelf and frames based puzzle - New type
  • Floor and flats based - New type 
  • Data Sufficiency 
  • Decision making 
  • Data flow based  
  • Input output – Practice questions in new pattern also which was asked in SBI PO mains exam.


General Awareness
  • Banks in News - New appointments
  • New products or schemes launched 
  • Mobile Apps or E-wallets
  • Mergers and Acquisitions
  • Branches in foreign Locations
  • Awards and Recognitions 
  • Government Schemes and Policies - Any fact or figure related to scheme 
  • Important Committees - Head of the committee
  • The purpose of committee 
  • The points purposed by committee
  • Time duration 
  • New Appointments
  • Books and Authors - Books written by any famous writer, Sports person, Politician, Bollywood or Hollywood star, successful Businessman on any controversial topic.
  • Obituaries
  • Capital and Currency – For those countries only which were in news recently.
  • Awards and Ceremonies
  • Themes and Taglines 

Computer Knowledge
  • MS Office (Word, Excel, Power point)
  • Operating systems
  • Technology in computer
  • Networking protocols 
  • Database Management 

Step 6:- Next step is to attempt mock tests. The mock tests should be of the same level as of the exam neither too easy nor too tough. Take mock tests regularly. 

Step 7:- Analyze the mocks to know your weak topics. Once you are able to find your weak areas start practicing questions till you feel comfortable.   

Step 8:- Revision before exam. Make short notes of important concepts and formulas for quick revisions before the exam.     

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Reasoning Quiz: Direction Based Test

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here is a set of reasoning quiz based on Direction Sense for upcoming Bank PO & Clerk Exams.



Suman starts walking from his gym. He walks to the north for 20km and reaches to a shop where he buys some vegetables. Then he takes right turn and walks for 15km and reaches his friend's house where he spends some time and then starts walking to the North-West for 25km and meets with his guitar teacher. From there he walks to the south for 8km and decides to go to the North-East. After walking 25km again he takes right turn and walks for 15km to reach fish market. From there he takes another right turn and walks for 5km and then goes to the right direction and walks 4km to reach his home. But then he suddenly changes his mind,turns around and starts walking straight to the east direction for 9km and then takes another right direction and reaches his grandma's house.


1. In which direction is Suman’s home from his grandma's house?
A) North
B) East
C) West
D) Northwest


2. What is the shortest distance between the fish market and Suman's friend's house?
A) 15km
B) 8km
C) 17km
D) 23km


3. In which direction is the fish market from the shop?
A) South
B) Southeast
C) Northwest
D) None of the above.


4. What is the shortest distance between the Gym and Suman's friend's house?
A) 25km
B) 35km
C) 17.5km
D) Cannot be determined.


5.  What is the shortest distance between his Gym and Guitar teacher?
A) 8km
B) 20km
C) 13km
D) They are at the same place


Answers:
  1. Ans: D
  2. Ans: C
  3. Ans: B
  4. Ans: A
  5. Ans: D


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Topicwise Banking Awareness Quiz - Set 4 - Subsidiaries of RBI

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Since IBPS PO, Insurance & other Bank PO Exams are nearing, we will be providing regular Topicwise Banking Awareness Quiz for upcoming 2017-2018 Bank Exams.


1. In which of the following city, the headquarter of National Housing Bank is located?
(a) Mumbai
(b) New Delhi
(c) Chennai
(d) Hyderabad
(e) Bengaluru


2. National Housing Bank is a wholly owned subsidiary of _________.
(a) NABARD
(b) RBI
(c) SIDBI
(d) LIC
(e) Both A & B


3. What is the maximum bank deposit amount covered by DICGC?
(a) ₹10,000,000
(b) ₹5,00,000
(c) ₹2,00,000
(d) ₹1,00,000
(e) ₹2,50,000


4. Which of the following bank is NOT insured by the DICGC?
(a) Primary Cooperative Societies
(b) Local Area Banks
(c) Payment Bank
(d) Foreign Bank in India
(e) Regional Rural Bank


5. The deposit insurance premium is paid by whom to the DICGC?
(a) Reserve Bank of India
(b) Ministry of Finance
(c) Bank Customers
(d) Insured Bank
(e) Both A & B

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6. If a bank goes into liquidation, DICGC is liable to pay to each depositor through the liquidator, the amount of his deposit upto Rupees one lakh within ___________ from the date of receipt of claim list from the liquidator.
(a) 6 Months
(b) 3 Months
(c) 2 Months
(d) 12 Months
(e) 15 Days


7. In which of the following city, National Institute of Bank Management headquarter located?
(a) New Delhi
(b) Chennai
(c) Hyderabad
(d) Mumbai
(e) Pune


8. Who among the following regulates Housing Finance Company?
(a) Securities and Exchange Board of India
(b) Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation
(c) Reserve Bank of India
(d) National Housing Bank
(e) Ministry of Finance


9. What does the second "C" stand for in DICGC?
(a) Company
(b) Corporation
(c) Credit
(d) Capital
(e) Council


10. Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation is headquartered at _________.
(a) Hyderabad
(b) New Delhi
(c) Mumbai
(d) Kolkata
(e) Chennai

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  1. Answer - B
  2. Answer - B
  3. Answer - D
  4. Answer - A
  5. Answer - D
  6. Answer - C
  7. Answer - E
  8. Answer - D
  9. Answer - B
  10. Answer - C












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Current Affairs Update – 21 November, 2017

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here are the Important Current Affairs of 21 November, 2017. These are important for the upcoming IBPS PO, Clerk Mains, NICL Assistant, OICL AO exams.


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Govt set up 10-member Ajay Bhusan Pandey panel to simplify returns


  • The government on Tuesday constituted a 10-member committee under GSTN chairman Ajay Bhushan Pandey to look into the requirements of filing returns in current financial year.
  • The committee, which has tax commissioners from the state of Gujarat, Karnataka, Punjab and Andhra Pradesh, will also suggest if modifications, including changes in rules, laws and format, are required in returns. It will submit the report by December 15.
  • As many as 40 per cent of the businesses filing returns on GST Network (GSTN) portal have nil tax liability.
  • The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council had announced forming the committee on November 10 to suggest ways for simplification of the returns filing process.
  • It has also decided to keep in abeyancetill March 31the filing of GSTR-2 (purchase returns) and GSTR-3 (the matching of sales and purchase returns).
  • Now, businesses will have to file simplified initial GSTR-3B forms till March, along with sales returns GSTR-1.

YES Bank raises $400 mn loans from Japan, Taiwan


  • Private sector lender YES Bank has raised $400 million in syndicated loans from lenders in Taiwan and Japan for on-lending to clients.
  • It exercised a greenshoe option to raise $250 million in a five-year commercial loan from 17 Taiwanese banks, a statement said. In Japan, it raised JPY 16.5 billion or $150 million from eight lenders in a one-year loan in a maiden transaction.
  • This borrowing will be used for on-lending through its international branch at GIFT City, Ahmedabad. Its overall foreign asset book had stood at $1.4 billion as of September.
  • This the second time the bank has raised money from Taiwan, after a $130 million loan from 10 banks last year, it said, adding that this year it had commitments of $355 million.

India signs USD 100 million loan agreement with World Bank for Solar Parks Project


  • India on 20 November 2017 signed USD 100 million loan agreement with the World Bank for Shared Infrastructure for Solar Parks Project.
  • The USD 100 million loan agreement includes a IBRD Guarantee Agreement of USD 98 million and a Grant Agreement of USD 2 million.
  • The project agreement was signed by Sameer Kumar Khare, Joint Secretary in the Department of Economic Affairs, and by Hisham A Abdo, Acting Country Director of World Bank India.
  • While, the Loan Agreement was signed by K S Popli, Chairman and Managing Director of India Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd. (IREDA) and Hisham A Abdo, Acting Country Director of World Bank India.
  • The project consists of two components- Shared Infrastructure for Solar Parks with an estimated total project cost of USD 100 million and the Technical Assistance of USD 2 million in CTF Grant.
  • The objective of the project is to increase solar generation capacity through establishment of large-scale parks in the country.
  • The project will help in establishing large-scale solar parks and will support the Union Government’s plan to install 100 Gigawatts (GW) of solar power, out of the total renewable energy target of 175 GW by 2022.

News related to India & states


India-Myanmar begin joint army exercise IMBAX


  • The India-Myanmar Bilateral Army Exercise (IMBAX) began on 20 November 2017 at the Joint Warfare Centre at Umroi Cantonment, about 25 km from Shillong, capital of Meghalaya.
  • The week-long army warfare exercise is the first-ever one to be held in India. It is aimed at building and promoting closer relations with armies of the neighbouring countries. It will conclude on 25 November 2017.
  •  The exercise will see participation from a total of 15 officers from the Myanmar Army and 16 officers from the Indian Army.
  • While Brigadier S Murugesan is leading the Indian delegation, Colonel Aung Kyaw Htun is leading the Myanmarese contingent.
  • The basic aim of the exercise is to learn bilaterally from both the nations.
  • India is a major contributor to peace keeping and has much varied experience in different peace-keeping operations.

India, Russia ink deal to grant visa-free entry to airline pilots, crew


  • India and Russia have agreed to implement the general declaration for visa-free entry of the crew of chartered and scheduled flights between the two countries.
  • A pact on the issue was signed recently by officials of the two countries, a home ministry official said today.
  • The agreement will facilitate visa-free entry, stay and exit of crew of aircraft of the designated airlines as well as other aircraft companies operating chartered and special flights in the respective territories on reciprocal basis.
  • According to official estimates, around 1,200 scheduled flights ply between India and Russia every year.
  • Moreover, about 1,100 Russian chartered flights arrive in India every year. A majority of them land in Goa with Russian tourists.

Nagaland, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu sign MoU under UDAY Scheme


  • The Union Government on 20 November 2017 signed four Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)  respectively with the State of Nagaland and Union Territories (UTs) Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu under UDAY Scheme for operational improvements.
  • With the signing of these 4 four MoUs, a total of 27 states and 4 Union Territories have now joined the UDAY Scheme. The agreements were signed on the occasion of the second anniversary of Ujwal DISCOM Assurance Yojana (UDAY).
  • These four State and UTs joined the UDAY Scheme only for operational improvement and will not undergo financial restructuring under the scheme.
  • By joining the scheme, Nagaland will enjoy an overall net benefit of Rs 551 crores, Andaman & Nicobar will fetch Rs 18 crores, Dadra & Nagar Haveli will be benefitted by Rs 13 crores and Daman & Diu will gain Rs 10 crores.
  • These states and UTs will be benefitted through cheaper funds, reduction in AT&C and Transmission losses, interventions in energy efficiency during the period of turnaround.

International Seminar on Indian Space Programme inaugurated in Delhi


  • The International Seminar on Indian Space Programme: ‘Trends and Opportunities for Industry’ was inaugurated in New Delhi on 20 November 2017.
  • The seminar was organised by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Antrix Corporation Limited (the commercial arm of ISRO) in coordination with Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI).
Main Objective
The objective of the two-day conference was to:
                - Deliberate on the best practices.
                - Pursue ongoing discussion process to support further work of India's Space Sector.
                - Facilitate arriving at a rational framework where in India's Space Sector can start expanding the domestic and global opportunities through enhanced partnerships and collaborations.

  • The seminar mainly aims to highlight the achievements and major milestones of Indian Space Sector in recent past and the future programs and plans.

42nd International Congress of Military Medicine begins


  • The 42nd World Congress of the International Committee of Military Medicine (ICMM) began on 19 November 2017. The congress was organised by the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) under the aegis of the Ministry of Defence (MoD).
  • The theme of 42nd World Congress is 'Military Medicine in Transition: Looking Ahead'.
  • The ICMM is an international inter-governmental organisation created in 1921 with its secretariat at Brussels in Belgium and currently has 112 nations as members.
  • The five-day event is being organised for the first time in India, and is the largest medical conference ever organised by the Armed Forces Medical Services.
  • Around 350-400 foreign delegates from 80 countries will be attending the event.
  • About 300 Indian delegates comprising Armed Forces Medical, Dental, Nursing and Veterinary Officers will be participating in it.

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Appointments

Ira Joshi appointed director general of Doordarshan News


  • Senior Officer of Indian Information Service Ira Joshi, who is currently serving as Director General of Press Information Bureau, was on Monday appointed as the Director General of Doordarshan News.
  • According to an order issued by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Ghanshyam Goel, currently serving as DG, PIB also, was given the charge of DG, Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity (DAVP).
  • Mr Goel was given the charge in place of Esther Kar, who has been put on 'Compulsory Wait,' till further orders, the order added.

Indian-origin AIDS researcher appointed UNAIDS spl ambassador


  • Acclaimed South African Indian-origin AIDS researcher Professor Quarraisha Abdool Karim has been appointed as a UNAIDS Special Ambassador for Adolescents and HIV.
  • Professor Abdool Karim is one of the world's leading AIDS researchers and has made pioneering contributions to understanding the HIV epidemic among young people, especially among young women.
  • She is a strong advocate for the rights of people living with and affected by HIV.
  • In her new role as a UNAIDS Special Ambassador, Abdool Karim will focus on adolescents and HIV, while also championing the involvement of young women in science.
  • The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) leads and inspires the world to achieve its shared vision of zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination and zero AIDS- related deaths.

India's nominee Dalveer Bhandari re-elected to International Court of Justice


  • India's nominee Dalveer Bhandari was re-elected to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on 21 November 2017.
  • Bhandari received 183-193 votes in the General Assembly and secured all the 15 votes in the Security Council after separate and simultaneous elections were held at the UN headquarters in New York.
  • Bhandari and Britain's Christopher Greenwood were locked in a neck-to-neck fight for re-election to the ICJ. However, in a dramatic turn of events Britain withdrew its candidate from the race, thus paving the way for Bhandari's re- election to the prestigious court.
  • Britain being the fifth permanent member of the Security Council was reported to have the support of the Council’s other permanent members including the US, Russia, France and China.

Days

World Fisheries Day observed globally


  • World Fisheries day was celebrated across the world on 21 November 2017.
  • The day is celebrated annually by the fishing communities through rallies, workshops, public meetings, cultural programs, dramas, exhibition, music show and demonstrations to highlight the importance of maintaining the world's fisheries.
  • The day aims to highlight the critical importance of water to human lives and the lives it sustains, both in and out of water.
  • It aims to address issues and problems resulting in the depletion of fish stocks and move towards finding solutions.









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Ask The Mentor - 22 November, 2017

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Daily Vocabulary Quiz for Bank Exams - 5

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here is the Daily Vocabulary Quiz for Bank Exams.

Choose the option which is a synonym or closest in meaning to the word in capitals:

1. PANDEMONIUM
(a) lock (b) instrumental
(c) garment (d) uproar

2. MANOEUVRE
(a) upset (b) inflict
(c) scheme (d) slow

3. RELINQUISH
(a) abandon (b) relish
(c) proceed (d) defeat

4. TUMID
(a) humid (b) revolting
(c) mean (d) inflated

5. VERITABLE
(a) obedient (b) approval
(c) genuine (d) false

6. CANARD
(a) a bird (b) spare
(c) offensive (d) hoax

7. IDOLATRY
(a) admiration (b) sadness
(c) corruption (d) faithless

8. GRATUITOUS
(a) correct (b) unkind
(c) absurd (d) given freely


9. SAGACIOUS
(a) appealing (b) placid
(c) wise (d) shaky


10. LETHAL
(a) conventional (b) deadly

(c) averse (d) demonstrative


Answers:

  1. D
  2. C
  3. A
  4. D
  5. C
  6. D
  7. A
  8. D
  9. C
  10. B












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SSC CGL Tier II Exam – Important Topics & Tips

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The SSC CGL Tier II Exam dates have changed again to 18-20 January 2018. As you have got few more days to prepare for the exam, we bring to you important topics to concentrate and tips from toppers that will help you make the most out of the extra days. These tips are brought to you by Oliveboard, an online exam preparation platform for government and banking exams.
Most Important Topics to Concentrate

Quantitative Aptitude
  • Algebra
  • Geometry & Mensuration
  • Trigonometry

English Language
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Cloze Text
  • One Word Substitution
  • Sentence Correction
  • Synonyms/Antonyms
  • Idioms & Phrases

Statistics
  • Probability theory
  • Variance analysis
  • Measure of central tendency
  • Sampling theory

General Studies
  • Finance and accounts
  • Economics and governance

Recommended Books
  • NCERT Books (7th to 10th Standard)
  • High School Grammar by Wren & Martin
  • Word Power made easy by Norman Lewis
  • NCERT Books (10th, 11th & 12th)
  • Manorama Year Book
  • Lucent’s General Knowledge

Exam Tips from the Toppers

Kapil Mittal (Cleared SSC CGL 2015)

“To start with, I cleared the basic concepts (not the shortcuts or tricks) of each topic and then learned the tricks to solve maximum questions in 2 hours. I solved the Maths textbook of Kiran Publications chapter-wise and afterwards started attempting mock tests.”

Soumyarshi Das (Cleared SSC CGL 2016)

“Continue your preparations with a positive mindset and have faith on your hard work. Always Study in a screen free zone (Use of Mobile, television etc should be restricted). Never forget to make daily, weekly and monthly plan to reach your success without any delay or hassles. Do not delay in collecting necessary books, contents and resources. Have your materials ready well in advance. Do not think much about cut off and any change in the scheme of examinations. If you are a deserving candidate you are bound to succeed. Take as many mock tests as possible and analyse them with due diligence to identify how many questions are you not being able to attempt and why, what are the chapters/topics that are bothering you, are you solving the questions in the shortest method possible and so on.”

Abhijeet Singh (Cleared SSC CGL 2016)
“Brace yourself by clearing your basics of English and maths. For maths start solving each question of Kiran, chapter wise mathematics. For English, SP Bakshi is a good book for clearing concepts. For GK, Lucent is a good book for improving your score. In addition to this, at least 5 mock tests are necessary per week to improve speed.” 

Make the most out of the extra days by practicing as many mock tests you can. You can practice Oliveboard Mocks and do mock analysis for better preparation.

All the best for the exam!




Puzzle Quiz for IBPS Clerk & RBI Assistant Prelims 2017 - 7

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here is a set of Puzzle for IBPS Clerk & RBI Assistant 2017.

6 people: Vabhna, Tri, Nira, Mri, Swapna, Mira went to a restaurant and seated on a rectangular table and ordered for six different dishes:Bhel puri,Fish Curry,Boti Kabab, Dhokla, Chicken Bharta, Masala Dosa,but not necessarily in the same order. Maximum of them are facing the table. Two people are seating on each side of the table and one on each end.
The person who is eating Dhokla is seating second to the right of Nira. Mri is seating opposite to the person who is eating Masala Dosa. Mira is facing the table and seating to the immediate left of the person who is eating Boti Kabab. The person who loves to eat Bhel Puri is seating between Mri and Vabhna. Swapna who loves to eat Masala Dosa is seating second to the left of the person who is eating Chicken Bharta. Swapna is seating alone. Tri is seating third to the left of Nira. There is no one seating between Nira and Swapna and the former is on the left of the later.
1. Who are facing outside of the table?
a) Tri and Vabhna
b) Nira and Swapna
c) Mri and Tri.
d) Nira and Tri.


2. Who is eating Boti kabab?
a) Tri
b) Mri
c) Vabhna
d) None


3. Who is eating chicken Bharta?
a) Tri
b) Vabhna
c) Mira
d) Nira


4. Who is on the immediate left of Tri?
a) Vabhna
b) Mri
c) Nira
d) None


5. Who is eating Fish Curry?
a) Swapna
b) Vabhna
c) Mri
d) None


6. Who is eating Dhokla?
a) Swapna
b) Vabhna
c) Mira
d) Nira


7. Who is on the immediate right of Vabhna?
a) Swapna
b) Nira
c) Tri
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English Quiz for IBPS Clerk & RBI Assistant Mains 2017 - 9 - Sentence Rewrite

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here is a set of English Quiz for IBPS Clerk & RBI Assistant Mains 2017. This is a set based on Sentence Rewrite

In each of the following sentences, four options are given. You are required to identify the best way of writing the sentence in the context of the correct usage of standard written English. While doing so, you have to ensure that the message being conveyed remains the same in all the cases.

1. Anyone interested in flying planes can learn much if you have access to a flight simulation machine.
(a) Anyone interested in flying planes can learn much if you have access to a flight simulation machine.
(b) Anyone interested in flying planes can learn much if he has access to a flight simulation machine.
(c) Anyone interested in flying planes can learn much if access is available to a flight simulation machine.
(d) Anyone interested in flying planes can learn much from access to a flight simulation machine.
(e) Anyone interests in flying planes can learn much if they had access to a flight simulation machine.


2. No officer had ought to be put into a situation where he has to choose between his love for his family and the responsibilities accompanying his duty.
(a) No officer had ought to be put into a situation where he has to choose between his love for his family and the responsibilities accompanying his duty.
(b) No officer had ought to be put into a situation in which he has to choose between his love for his family and the responsibilities accompanying his duty.
(c) No officer should be put into a situation where he has to choose between his love for his family and the responsibilities accompanying his duty.
(d) No officer ought to be put into a situation in which he has to choose between his love for his family and the responsibilities accompanying his duty.
(e) No officer would be put in a situation where he have to choose between his love for family and the responsibilities accompanying his duty.


3. Being a realist, the detective could not accept the statement of the accused that UFOs had caused the disturbance.
(a) Being a realist, the detective could not accept the statement of the accused that UFOs had caused the disturbance.
(b) Since he was a realist, the detective could not accept the statement of the accused that UFOs had caused the disturbance.
(c) Being that he was a realist, the detective could not accept the statement of the accused that UFOs had caused the disturbance.
(d) Realist that he was, the detective could not accept the statement of the accused that UFOs had caused the disturbance.
(e) Being a realist that he was, the detective could not accept the statement of the accused that UFOs had caused the disturbance.



4. The reason I came late to office today is because my car broke down.
(a) The reason I came late to office today is because my car broke down.
(b) Why I came late to office today is because my car broke down.
(c) The reason I was late to office today is because my car broke down.
(d) The reason I came late to office today is that my car broke down.
(e) The reason I came late to office is since my car broke down.



5. The shopkeeper hadn’t hardly any of those kind of goods.
(a) The shopkeeper hadn’t hardly any of those kind of goods.
(b) The shopkeeper hadn’t hardly any of those kinds of goods.
(c) The shopkeeper had hardly any of those kind of goods.
(d) The shopkeeper had hardly any of those kinds of goods.
(e) The shopkeeper had not hardly any of those kinds of goods.


6. If we cooperate together by dividing up the booty, we shall be able to work together smoothly in the future.
(a) If we cooperate together by dividing up the booty, we shall be able to work together smoothly in the future.
(b) If we cooperate by dividing up the booty, we shall be able to work together smoothly in the future.
(c) If we cooperate by dividing up the booty together, we shall be able to work together smoothly in the future.
(d) If we cooperate with each other by dividing the booty, we shall be able to work together smoothly in the future.
(e) If we cooperate with one other by dividing up the booty, we will be able to work smoothly together in future.



7. The entire cast and crew of the film, enjoyed splashing in the pool, bathing in the ocean, and, particularly, to sun bathe on the shore.
(a) The entire cast and crew of the film, enjoyed splashing in the pool, bathing in the ocean, and, particularly, to sun bathe on the shore.
(b) The entire cast and crew of the film, enjoyed splashing in the pool, to have a bath in the ocean, and, particularly to sun bathe on the shore.
(c) The entire cast and crew of the film, enjoyed swimming in the pool to bathe in the ocean, and, particularly sun bathing on the shore.
(d) The entire cast and crew of the film, enjoyed swimming in the pool, bathing in the ocean, and, particularly, sun bathing on the shore.
(e) The entire cast and crew of the film, enjoyed splashing in the pool, bathing in the ocean, particularly to sun bathing on the shore.

8. Crossing the street, a bus almost crushed us to death.
(a) Crossing the street, a bus almost crushed us to death.
(b) A bus almost crushed us, crossing the street.
(c) As we crossed the street, a bus almost crushed us.
(d) A bus, crossing the street, almost crushed us.
(e) While we crossed a street, a bus almost crushed us.



9. The moral of the entire story is how money doesn’t make you happy.
(a) The moral of the entire story is how money doesn’t make you happy.
(b) The moral of the entire story is that money doesn’t make you happy.
(c) In this novel, its moral of the story is how money doesn’t make you happy.
(d) That money does not make you happy, is the entire moral of the story.
(e) The moral of the story is that as to how money doesn’t make you happy.



10. Entertainment being recognised as an important factor in improving mental and physical health and thereby reducing human misery and poverty.
(a) Entertainment being recognised as an important factor in improving mental and physical health and thereby reducing human misery and poverty.
(b) Recognising entertainment as an important factor in improving mental and physical health and thereby reducing human misery and poverty.
(c) Recognition of it being an important factor in improving mental and physical health entertainment reduces human misery and poverty.
(d) Entertainment is recognised as an important factor in improving mental and physical health and thereby reducing human misery and poverty.

(e) Entertainment while being recognised as an important factor in improving mental and physical health and thereby reducing human misery and poverty.











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IBPS PO Descriptive PDF: Essays

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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here is the IBPS PO Descriptive PDF containing 5 Essays which are extremely important.


Topics:
  1. Air Pollution – what are the necessary steps to be taken to tackle air pollution?
  2. What are the necessary steps that should be taken to prevent floods in India?
  3. Railway Safety or Luxury
  4. Rise of Artificial Intelligence – Impact on Human Resources
  5. Right to Privacy – Pros and Cons



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