Cube Root Of A Number.
hi friends, here is a method to calculate the cube root of a number.
The first and the most important step is to memorize the cubes of 1 to 9
1 –> 1
2 –> 8
3 –> 27
4 –> 64
5 –> 125
6 –> 216
7 –> 343
8 –> 512
9 –> 729
Once you memorize this list, the next step is to remember the last digit (unit digit) of each of these cubes. Here is the list again, only with unit digits this time
1 –> 1
2 –> 8
3 –> 7
4 –> 4
5 –> 5
6 –> 6
7 –> 3
8 –> 2
9 –> 9
EX: find the cube root of 50653
The first step is to divide the number into 2 parts by separating the last 3 digits. So, we get 50 & 563 as the two parts of the number.
Now, take the first part and find the largest cube contained in the first part i.e. in 50 = 27 (which is the cube of 3). The next cube i.e. 64 (cube of 4) is larger than 50. Now, as 27 is the cube of 3, your ten’s part of cube root would be 3.
The next step is to take the last digit of the number, which in this case is 3. Which number’s cube had 3 as the unit digit? 7… right?? (7*7*7=343) Hence, 7 is the unit digit of your solution
so your answer is 37.
2) Calculate the cube root of 941192.
By Step 1 —– We get two parts i.e. 941 and 192.
By Step 2 —– The largest cube less than 941 is 729 (cube of 9). So, ten’s digit is 9.
By Step 3 —– The ending digit is 2. Hence, unit’s digit is 8. That’s it. 98 is the answer.
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The first and the most important step is to memorize the cubes of 1 to 9
1 –> 1
2 –> 8
3 –> 27
4 –> 64
5 –> 125
6 –> 216
7 –> 343
8 –> 512
9 –> 729
Once you memorize this list, the next step is to remember the last digit (unit digit) of each of these cubes. Here is the list again, only with unit digits this time
1 –> 1
2 –> 8
3 –> 7
4 –> 4
5 –> 5
6 –> 6
7 –> 3
8 –> 2
9 –> 9
EX: find the cube root of 50653
The first step is to divide the number into 2 parts by separating the last 3 digits. So, we get 50 & 563 as the two parts of the number.
Now, take the first part and find the largest cube contained in the first part i.e. in 50 = 27 (which is the cube of 3). The next cube i.e. 64 (cube of 4) is larger than 50. Now, as 27 is the cube of 3, your ten’s part of cube root would be 3.
The next step is to take the last digit of the number, which in this case is 3. Which number’s cube had 3 as the unit digit? 7… right?? (7*7*7=343) Hence, 7 is the unit digit of your solution
so your answer is 37.
2) Calculate the cube root of 941192.
By Step 1 —– We get two parts i.e. 941 and 192.
By Step 2 —– The largest cube less than 941 is 729 (cube of 9). So, ten’s digit is 9.
By Step 3 —– The ending digit is 2. Hence, unit’s digit is 8. That’s it. 98 is the answer.
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ENGLISH - A Idioms
A big cheese- an important or a powerful person in a group or family
A bird’s eye view- a view from a very high place which allows you to see a large area
A bone of contention- something that people argue for a long time
A cock and a bull story- a story or an explanation which is obviously not true.
At the crack of the dawn- very early in morning
A cuckoo in the nest- someone in a group of people but not liked by them.
A litmus test- a method which clearly proves something
As the crow flies- measuring distance between two places in a straight line.
A dead letter- an argument or law not followed by anyone.
At the drop of the hat- u do something easily and without any preparation
An early bird- someone who gets early in the morning
An educated guess- a guess which was likely to get corrected
At the eleventh hour- be too late.
A queer fish- a strange person
A wakeup call- an event done to warn someone
A worm’s eye view- having very little knowledge about something
A witch hunt- an attempt to find and punish those who have options that are believed to be dangerous
At the heels of- to follow someone
A dish fit for Gods- something of very high quality
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A bird’s eye view- a view from a very high place which allows you to see a large area
A bone of contention- something that people argue for a long time
A cock and a bull story- a story or an explanation which is obviously not true.
At the crack of the dawn- very early in morning
A cuckoo in the nest- someone in a group of people but not liked by them.
A litmus test- a method which clearly proves something
As the crow flies- measuring distance between two places in a straight line.
A dead letter- an argument or law not followed by anyone.
At the drop of the hat- u do something easily and without any preparation
An early bird- someone who gets early in the morning
An educated guess- a guess which was likely to get corrected
At the eleventh hour- be too late.
A queer fish- a strange person
A wakeup call- an event done to warn someone
A worm’s eye view- having very little knowledge about something
A witch hunt- an attempt to find and punish those who have options that are believed to be dangerous
At the heels of- to follow someone
A dish fit for Gods- something of very high quality
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English - Idioms and Phrases
Hello Readers,
One of our ardent readers, "Kirti Chandra" provided us
with this magnificent post about "Idioms & Phrases. So, here we are
presenting you the same.
- Hobson’s
Choice- कोई विकल्प नहीं [no
choices accept one (accept or neglect)]
- Hue
& Cry- शोर शराबा (noise)
- Get
rid off- छुटकारा पाना (Get rid off )
- Talk
of town- चर्चित चीज़े (spot light articles)
- A
bad egg- ऐसा व्यक्ति जिसका विश्वास न किया जा सके
- Leep
/ jump in the dark- अँधेरे में तीर चलाना / तुक्का मरना
- Leave
in the lurch- मुसीबत में साथ छोडना
- Egg
someone in- बहुत ज्यादा सर पर चढ़ाना
- Put
all the eggs in one basket- सब कुछ दाव पर लगाना
- Paint
the town red- शराब के साथ मौज करना (enjoy with alcohol)
- Go
nuts- पागल हो जाना
- Go
bananas- पागलों की तरह बर्ताव करना (behave like crazy)
- See
eye to eye- किसी के साथ सहमत हो जाना (to agree with
someone)
- Use
sledgehammer to crack a nut- सुई की जगह तलवार उपयोग करना (unnecessary effort)
- Nine
days wonder- चार दिन की चान्दनी
- Wonders
never cease- आज सूरज कहाँ से निकला?
- By
all- हर तरह से
- By
any- किसी भी तरह से
- Burns
the fingers - अपने ही पैरो पर कुल्हाड़ी मरना
- Cloak
and dagger- रहस्यमय या संदिग्ध (for mysterious or suspicious)
- Smell
the rat- दाल में कुछ काला
- Something
is fishy- कुछ गड़बड़ हैं
- See
through some ones sleeves- किसी की चालाकी को भांप लेना
- At
daggers drawn- खून के प्यासे / कट्टर दुश्मन
- Snake
in the grass- आस्तीन का सांप (Hidden enemies)
- At
11th floor- एक दम आखिरी समय (Last time)
- Cock
and bull story- मनगढ़ंत कहानी (excuses)
- Coin
a story- झूठी कहानी
- A
dark horse- छुपारुस्तम
- Pandora’s
box- मुसीबतों का पहाढ़
- Mammon’s
pot- कुबेर का खजाना
- Pay
through nose- किसी वस्तु के लिए बहुत ज्यादा भुगतान करना
- Fish
out of water- बहुत ज्यादा तकलीफ में
- Fish
in troubled water- मज़बूरी का फायदा उठाना
- Put
oil in troubled water- किसी के गुस्से को शांत करना (Control the anger)
- Fan
the flame- आग को भड़का देना
- Turn
the table- बजी पलट देना
- Turn
the coat- दल बदलू (Change the side)
- Pick
holes in others coat- दूसरे के अन्दर कमियां ढूँढना (Pick fault of
others)
- Cut
your coat according to the cloth- जितनी चादर उतना ही पैर फैलाना
- Put
spoke in other’s wheel- रूकावट डालना / आगे बढ़ने से रोकना
- Keep
the powder dry- किसी काम के लिए हर समय तैयार रहना
- Fly
in the soup- रंग में भंग / कबाब में हड्डी
- Fly
in the ointment- दूध में पड़ी मक्खी
- On
cloud nine- बहुत खुश होना
- On
7th heaven- सातवें असमान पर होना / बहुत खुश होना
- Once
in a blue moon- ईद का चाँद होना / कभी कभी मिलना
- A
wet blanket- मुसीबत / दुःख का कारन (cause of problem / sorrow)
- When
bulls fight crops suffer- गेहूँ में घुन पिसना
- From
the frying pan into the fire- आसमान से गिरे खजूर पर अटके
- The
pot calling the kettle black- उल्टा चोर कोतवाल को डांटे
- A
bad workman blames his tools- नाच न जाने आंगन टेढ़ा
- Apple
pie order- हर चीज़ व्यवस्थित रूप से
- At
sixes and sevens- अस्त व्यस्त / तितर बितर
- Bone
of contention/ Apple of discord- झगड़े की जड़
- The
raining cats and dogs- मूसलाधार बारिश
- Walk
and chew gum- एक साथ कई कम करना (become multitasking at a point)
- Chips
of the same block- एक ही थाली के चट्टे बट्टे
- Birds
of a feather flock together- चोर चोर मौसेरे भाई
- Bite
the hand beat you- जिसमें खाना उसी में छेद करना
- Cry
over spilt milk- अब पछताए होत क्या जब चिड़िया चुग गई खेत
- Make
hay while the sun shines- बहती गंगा में हाथ धुलना
- Telling
your grand to suck the eggs- मेरी बिल्ली मुझसे ही म्याऊ
- A rolling Stone- एक जगह पर न टिके / धोबी का कुत्ता
Thanks Kirti :)
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RBI Grade B Recruitment - Admit Card Link Activated
Hello Readers,
The Reserve Bank of India has made the download links of call letters available at it's official website. The Phase-I online exam for Recruitment of officers in Grade ‘B’ (General)-DR will be held on 3rd August 2014 (Sunday) in two sessions.
You can download your admit card from below links by entering your Registration Number and Date of Birth / Password. All the Best :)
Click here to Download your RBI Grade B Officers Online Exam 2014 Call Letter
Click here to Download Information Handout.
Click here to Download Instruction for PWD Candidates using Scribe
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Officers & Office Assistant Recruitment of Kerala Gramin Bank
Kerala Gramin Bank is
recruiting for the following post -
1. Officers in Junior Management Scale I (Assistant Managers) - 235
2. Office Assistants - 430
This is the second recruitment notification released by the bank.
You can apply online from 23rd July 214 to 11th August 2014.
Important Dates :
2. Office Assistants - 430
This is the second recruitment notification released by the bank.
You can apply online from 23rd July 214 to 11th August 2014.
Important Dates :
- Payment of Application Fees
- 23rd July 2014 to 11th August 2014
- Opening Date for Online
Registration - 23rd July 2014
- Last Date for Online
Registration - 11th August 2014
Fresh Vacancy in SBI - 300 Special Management Executives (Banking)
State Bank of India invites on-line
applications from Indian citizens for recruitment in the post of Special
Management Executive (Banking).
IMPORTANT DATES -
- On-line registration of
application : 24.07.2014 TO 11.08.2014
- Payment of fee : Online
24.07.2014 TO 11.08.2014
- Offline - 26.07.2014 TO
13.08.2014
NOTE - On-line link will be activated
on 24-07-2014.
All the best!!
DAILY GK UPDATE - 22nd July
1. Cricket: India wins Lord's Test against England by 95 runs
i. India beat England by 95 runs in the second cricket test at Lord's to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series.
ii. Ishant Sharma claimed 7 wickets to bowl India to their first overseas win since 2011.
iii. It was also India's second victory and the first since 1986 at Lord's. Ishant Sharma, who finished with career-best figures of 7 for 74, was declared Man of the Match.
iv. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Indian cricket team for their victory.
v. The first test at Nottingham had ended in a draw. The third test will begin on Sunday at the Rose Bowl in Southampton.
2. Google Maps now in Hindi
i. Search giant Google today launched its Google Maps in Hindi seeking to make its navigation service more useful for users locally.
ii. Google Maps in Hindi will be available for desktop and android mobile phone users, who will be able to see Hindi names for cities, localities, important roads and routes as well as popular points of interest such as public parks and schools.
iii. Launching the service nationally from Jaipur, Suren Ruhela, Product and Program Management Director, Google, said, the service may be made available in regional languages based on the feedback of this initiative.
iv. By launching Google Maps in Hindi today, hopefully Indians can explore and navigate the world around them more easily, whether these are people who already use Maps to find their way around day-to-day or Hindi-speakers coming online for the first time,” he said.
3. YES Bank, Transfast launch instant money transfer service for NRIs
i. YES Bank and international money transfer company Transfast, have launched an online money transfer service with instant deposits to NRI customer accounts with any bank in India.
ii. This service facilitates real-time deposit of funds to all banks currently connected to the National Payments Corporation of India’s (NPCI) platform for inward remittances and is available 24 hours a day/7 days a week/365 days a year, YES Bank said in a statement.
iii. Arun Agarwal, Group President, International Banking Division, YES Bank, said, “YES Bank is proud to partner with Transfast in introducing this innovative technology to transfer money from the USA and Canada to India at lightning speed. This service will provide great convenience to our customers in North America and provide an instant credit confirmation to them for deposits into their recipients’ accounts.”
4. Y Sudharshan Rao appointed as Chairman of ICHR
i. Yellapragada Sudharshan Rao on 25 June 2014 was appointed as Chairman of Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR). He replaced Basudev Chatterjee. He would serve the council for a term of three years.
ii. Y.S. Rao taught at Department of History, Kakatiya University. He had worked at Kakatiya University for about 40 years. He had vast experience in teaching and researching.
iii. He guided eight PhD and 15 MPhil students and has about 40 research papers published in various national and international journals to his credit.
5. India's child sex ratio drops: UN report
i. India needs to take urgent action following a sharp fall in its child sex ratio, a United Nations report said Tuesday.
ii. The study named "Sex Ratios and Gender-Biased Sex Selection: History, Debate and Future Directions", says the child sex ratio in India has deteriorated from 976 girls to 1,000 boys in 1961, to 927 girls in 2001 and to 918 girls in 2011.
iii. The report has been constituted by the United Nations Women with support from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
iv. UN Women is the United Nations organisation dedicated to gender equality and the empowerment of women.
v. It also says India is among the few countries where the Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) for girls is worse than boys.
vi. The other countries are Nepal and Bangladesh.
6. Government launches scheme to minimize wastage of fruits, vegetables
i. The government has launched a scheme for technology upgradation, establishment and modernization of food processing industries across the country to minimize wastage of perishable fruits and vegetables.
ii. Food Processing Industries Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal said the National Mission of Food Processing will be implemented during the 12th Plan period to set up primary processing centres, collection centres besides technology upgradation, establishment and modernization of such industries.
iii. "These schemes of the mission are implemented by the state governments and they have full powers to receive sanction and release funds to the eligible applicants," she said in Lok Sabha.
7. Sania Mirza: Brand Ambassador of Telangana
i. The Chief Minister of Telangana K. Chandrasekhara Rao bestowed the Brand Ambassadorship of the new State on India's tennis star Sania Mirza in Hyderabad on Tuesday.
ii. He wished her to notch the number one ranking in international tennis and bring laurels to Telangana.
i. India beat England by 95 runs in the second cricket test at Lord's to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series.
ii. Ishant Sharma claimed 7 wickets to bowl India to their first overseas win since 2011.
iii. It was also India's second victory and the first since 1986 at Lord's. Ishant Sharma, who finished with career-best figures of 7 for 74, was declared Man of the Match.
iv. Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Indian cricket team for their victory.
v. The first test at Nottingham had ended in a draw. The third test will begin on Sunday at the Rose Bowl in Southampton.
2. Google Maps now in Hindi
i. Search giant Google today launched its Google Maps in Hindi seeking to make its navigation service more useful for users locally.
ii. Google Maps in Hindi will be available for desktop and android mobile phone users, who will be able to see Hindi names for cities, localities, important roads and routes as well as popular points of interest such as public parks and schools.
iii. Launching the service nationally from Jaipur, Suren Ruhela, Product and Program Management Director, Google, said, the service may be made available in regional languages based on the feedback of this initiative.
iv. By launching Google Maps in Hindi today, hopefully Indians can explore and navigate the world around them more easily, whether these are people who already use Maps to find their way around day-to-day or Hindi-speakers coming online for the first time,” he said.
3. YES Bank, Transfast launch instant money transfer service for NRIs
i. YES Bank and international money transfer company Transfast, have launched an online money transfer service with instant deposits to NRI customer accounts with any bank in India.
ii. This service facilitates real-time deposit of funds to all banks currently connected to the National Payments Corporation of India’s (NPCI) platform for inward remittances and is available 24 hours a day/7 days a week/365 days a year, YES Bank said in a statement.
iii. Arun Agarwal, Group President, International Banking Division, YES Bank, said, “YES Bank is proud to partner with Transfast in introducing this innovative technology to transfer money from the USA and Canada to India at lightning speed. This service will provide great convenience to our customers in North America and provide an instant credit confirmation to them for deposits into their recipients’ accounts.”
4. Y Sudharshan Rao appointed as Chairman of ICHR
i. Yellapragada Sudharshan Rao on 25 June 2014 was appointed as Chairman of Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR). He replaced Basudev Chatterjee. He would serve the council for a term of three years.
ii. Y.S. Rao taught at Department of History, Kakatiya University. He had worked at Kakatiya University for about 40 years. He had vast experience in teaching and researching.
iii. He guided eight PhD and 15 MPhil students and has about 40 research papers published in various national and international journals to his credit.
5. India's child sex ratio drops: UN report
i. India needs to take urgent action following a sharp fall in its child sex ratio, a United Nations report said Tuesday.
ii. The study named "Sex Ratios and Gender-Biased Sex Selection: History, Debate and Future Directions", says the child sex ratio in India has deteriorated from 976 girls to 1,000 boys in 1961, to 927 girls in 2001 and to 918 girls in 2011.
iii. The report has been constituted by the United Nations Women with support from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
iv. UN Women is the United Nations organisation dedicated to gender equality and the empowerment of women.
v. It also says India is among the few countries where the Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) for girls is worse than boys.
vi. The other countries are Nepal and Bangladesh.
6. Government launches scheme to minimize wastage of fruits, vegetables
i. The government has launched a scheme for technology upgradation, establishment and modernization of food processing industries across the country to minimize wastage of perishable fruits and vegetables.
ii. Food Processing Industries Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal said the National Mission of Food Processing will be implemented during the 12th Plan period to set up primary processing centres, collection centres besides technology upgradation, establishment and modernization of such industries.
iii. "These schemes of the mission are implemented by the state governments and they have full powers to receive sanction and release funds to the eligible applicants," she said in Lok Sabha.
7. Sania Mirza: Brand Ambassador of Telangana
i. The Chief Minister of Telangana K. Chandrasekhara Rao bestowed the Brand Ambassadorship of the new State on India's tennis star Sania Mirza in Hyderabad on Tuesday.
ii. He wished her to notch the number one ranking in international tennis and bring laurels to Telangana.
How to fill preferences in IBPS PO – 4?
Hello Readers,
In view of the continuous queries on "How to fill Preference in IBPS PO
2014", here we are presenting you the required post. Please go through the
post sincerely and decide for yourself!! Hope it helps!!
It is based on following facts—
Based
on Headquarters of the banks-
Based on headquarters you can choose your preference as you can have an
idea of your future postings. Banks such as Syndicate, Andhra have a good
customer base in Southern part of India, So if you are a south guy you can
choose your preferences accordingly, similarly is the case with United bank of
India which have its root and strong hold in the eastern territory.
Who should keep these facts in mind-
· If you are a girl and want to get posted in nearby your time consider
this point in mind.
· If you are preparing for other exams, such as SSC, Civil services and
CAT,and want to be in a familiar place to concentrate on your ultimate option
you should keep this fact in mind.
HeadQarter and Banks
Delhi—Punjab National
bank, Pubjab and sindh Bank, Bhartiya
Mahila Bank, Oriental Bank Of Commerce(Gurgaon),
Mumbai—ECGC, Bank Of
India, Union bank Of India, IDBI,
Central Bank Of India,Dena Bank
Bangalore – Canara Bank,
Vijaya Bank, Syndicate Bank(Manipal), Corporation Bank(Manglore)
Kolkata – United Bank
Of India, Allhabad Bank,UCO Bank
Pune --
Bank Of Maharashtra
Chennai—Indan Oversease
Bank, Indian Bank
Hyderabad – Andhra Bank
Banks and their Headquarters
Based on the area of your choice-
If you want to get posted exclusively in metro cities you should go only
for banks such as ECGC, Bhartiya mahila Bank, IDBI etc. And if you are OK wth
any other postings in B,C level cities you can choose other options, though one
thing has to keep in mind as there are limited vacancies in these banks so you
have to be among the toppers to get your preference.
On
the basis of number of branches :
This should be the
first factor that you need to concentrate on. A bigger bank has more number of
branches and vice-versa. A bank with more number of branches will have more
number of employees. And more number of employees and branches means there will
be more number of vacancies. Also the chances of promotions will be more in the
banks which has more branches as compared to a bank which have lesser branches.
Ranking of banks on the basis of the number of
branches
On the basis of net profit of the banks :
You can also choose
the bank on the basis of net profit , a bank which is enjoying a good run will
have a sound goodwill in the market and will eventually help a newcomer like
you in working smoothly and with quick results as well.
Ranking Of banks On
TheBasisOfBankNetProfit
|
Punjab National Bank
|
Bank of Baroda
|
Canara Bank
|
IDBI
|
Union Bank Of India
|
At
the end It is your personal choice:
Most of the PSU Banks (under IBPS) offer similar kind of salary
structure and also follow a similar kind of promotion policy (except few employee
favourable policies of Punjab National bank & Bank of Baroda). So, which
bank is good for me, is basically a personal choice.
Disclaimer: All information given above are based on independent analysis and evaluation made by BankNotifications.Com. We do not take responsibility for any decision that might be taken, based on this information.
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IBPS PO 2014 - Syllabus and Pattern
Hello Readers,
As you all know, IBPS PO Notification is out for the recruitment of
Probationary Officer post - the most awaited recruitment. In last few days, we
have received many queries regarding the syllabus of IBPS PO Exam. Based on
last few years exam pattern of IBPS and coupled with our insight - as to what
might come in the exam.
It is also advisable to the candidates that they must continuously refer to the syllabus at the starting of the preparation and also while the preparation is going on.
The structure of the Examination which will be conducted on-line is as follows:
It is also advisable to the candidates that they must continuously refer to the syllabus at the starting of the preparation and also while the preparation is going on.
The structure of the Examination which will be conducted on-line is as follows:
Sr.
No
|
Name of Tests
|
Maximum
Marks
|
Duration
|
1.
|
Reasoning
|
50
|
Composite
time of 2 hours
|
2.
|
English Language
|
40
|
|
3.
|
Quantitative Aptitude
|
50
|
|
4.
|
General Awareness
(with special reference to Banking
Industry)
|
40
|
|
5.
|
Computer Knowledge
|
20
|
|
TOTAL
|
200
|
NOTE - Negative Marking of 1/4 marks
Below mentioned is
the detailed syllabus of IBPS PO 2014 -
1. Reasoning -
Topic
|
Expected
Number of Questions
|
Seating Arrangement
|
10
|
Tabulation
|
5
|
Logical
Reasoning
|
5-10
|
Syllogism
|
5
|
Blood Relations
|
5
|
Input Output
|
0-5
|
Coding Decoding
|
5
|
Alphanumeric Series
|
0-5
|
Ranking/Direction/Alphabet Test
|
0-5
|
Data Sufficiency
|
0-5
|
Coded Inequalities
|
5
|
Puzzle
|
5-7
|
2. English Language
Topic
|
Expected
Number of Questions
|
Reading Comprehension
|
10
|
Cloze Test
|
10
|
Fill in the blanks
|
0-5
|
Multiple Meaning/Error Spotting
|
0-5
|
Paragraph Complete/ Sentence Correction
|
5
|
Para jumbles
|
5
|
Miscellaneous
|
5
|
3. Quantitative
Aptitude
Topic
|
Expected Number of Questions
|
Simplification
|
5
|
Number Systems
|
3
|
Ratio & Proportion, Percentage
& Averages
|
3
|
Profit & Loss
|
2
|
Mixtures & Alligations
|
1-2
|
Simple Interest & Compound
Interest & Surds & Indices
|
1- 2
|
Work & Time
|
2
|
Time & Distance
|
2
|
Mensuration – Cylinder,
Cone, Sphere
|
1-2
|
Sequence & Series
|
5
|
Permutation, Combination
& Probability
|
5
|
Data Interpretation
|
15
|
4. General Awareness
-
Current Affairs
This would primarily focus on all news based items from various fields
like sports, awards, summits, new appointments, obituaries, Indian Defense,
etc. Please be thorough with newspaper, preferably "THE HINDU".
Banking Awareness
- Indian Financial System –
Overview of Financial Markets (Money Market, Capital Market, Forex Market,
Credit Market), Financial Intermediaries involved (like investment
bankers, underwriters, stock exchanges, registrars, depositories,
custodians, portfolio managers, mutual funds, primary dealers, Authorised
dealers, self regulatory organizations, etc. Also read important
committees and its recommendations.
- History of Indian Banking Industry - (Pre Independence,
Post Independence, Nationalisation), Structure of Indian Banking, Types of
Banks (Scheduled, Co-operatives), categorisation of Bank (Pvt, PSU,
Foreign), NHB, SIDBI, EXIM, NABARD, IDBI its role etc and concept of NBFC.
- Regulatory Bodies like – RBI, (RBI History/ Functions/ Roles/)
SEBI, IRDA, PFRDA, FSDC, FMC etc its role functions and fact based details
- Monetary & Credit Policies who decides, basis of change and its relation
with Inflation and other related issues & Inflation (Types) CRR/ SLR/
Repo/ Re-Repo/Bank Rate etc.
- Budget Basics and Current Union Budget – Discussion of
Budget related terminologies like GDP, Fiscal Deficit, Various kinds of
taxes, Government revenue model and spending etc. and discussion on Union
Budget 2014. Also major pointers for Rail Budget and Economic Survey to be
read.
- International Organisations/ Financial Institutions – IMF, World Bank,
ADB, UN related agencies, recent development in them members heads etc
functions, recent loans given by them to India or any country in the world
where Crisis is going on.
- Capital Market & Money Market – Concept, Types of
Instruments they deal in like (1. Call/Notice Money 2. Treasury Bills 3.
Term Money, 4. Certificate of Deposit 5. Commercial Papers or Capital
Market Instruments like equity Shares, preference shares, or Debt segment
like Debentures etc also talk about Stock Exchanges in India and world.
- Government Schemes – All
important schemes for ex. Bharat Nirman, Swavlamban, Swabhiman , All
schemes discussed in budget - the details like when was it introduced,
important facts related to same, budgetary allocation etc.
- Abbreviations and Economic terminologies - Frequently
discussed in newspaper
- Other important concepts like – BASEL,
Micro Finance, Base Rate, Negotiable Instruments, Credit Rating Agencies,
Financial Inclusions, Teaser Rates, GAAR, Priority Sector Lending and all
other important concepts.
5. Computer
Knowledge -
Module No.
|
Details
|
1
|
Number System
|
2
|
History of Computers
|
3
|
Hardware
|
4
|
Software
|
5
|
Database (introduction)
|
6
|
Communication (Basic Introduction)
|
7
|
Networking (LAN, WAN)
|
8
|
Internet (Concept, History, working environment,
Application)
|
9
|
Security Tools, Virus, Hacker
|
10
|
MS Windows & MS Office
|
11
|
Logic Gates
|
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