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Reasoning Quiz For SBI CLERK & PO Reasoning Quiz part - X  - Directions (1-5):   Reasoning Puzzle  There are 9 cricketers’ who are categorized in three groups I.e. Batsman, Bowler and All-rounder. Player’s namely, A, B, C, D,E, F, G, H and I but not necessarily in the same order. Not more than four players in any one of the group and minimum two. No. of the players of any groups are not equal. D is not in the bowler group. F and G are in the same group but not in the batsman group. H and C are not in the same category. Only one cricketer is with A in his group. I is in the batsman group but not in the group of A. B is neither in a batsman group nor in a bowler group. E and D are in the same group. F is neither a batsman nor an All-rounder. C is neither a batsman nor All-rounder. B and D are not in the same group. Q1. Who among the following is a Bowler? (a) E (b) I (c) C (d) A (e) Either (a) or (c) Q2. Which of the following pair shows all-rounders group? (

CLOZE TEST for Competitive Exams- English Quiz Free online English Quiz - The major central banks’  ..(1)..negligent  pursuit of positive but low inflation has become a dangerous  ..(2)..delusion . It is dangerous because the policies needed to achieve the objective could have unwanted side effects; and it is a delusion because there is currently no good reason to be pursuing the objective in the first place. In the 1970s, when inflation in the advanced economies rose sharply, central banks rightly  ..(3)..adhere  it. The lesson central bankers took from that battle was that low inflation is a necessary condition for sustained growth. But, subtly and over time, this lesson has  ..(4)..morphed  into a belief that low inflation is also a sufficient condition for sustained growth. 1) breach 2) antagonization 3) vigilant 4) impulsive 5) No correction required. 2.1) discreet    2) sure fire    3) withdrawal    4) humble     5) No correction required. 3.1) attentive    2) i

Free Quant Quiz for SBI CLERK & PO : Part – 9 This quiz contains 5 questions from Approximation and 5 questions from simplification and both the topics are important from banking and insurance exam spoint of view. You can expect questions being asked from this topic in the exams.Try to solve these questions in min. time with accuracy. Directions (1-5): Approximate based questions: Q1. 27.024% of 874.81 + 1342% of 35.98 =?  (a) 720  (b) 700 (c) 795  (d) 680  (e) 775 Q2. 81.009 – 13.075 + 21.94 = (12.5 +?) × 3 (a) 24 (b) 14 (c) 26 (d) 18  (e) 10 Q3. 215.98 ÷ 35.98 + 137 × 39.89 =? (a) 5650 (b) 5770 (c) 4825 (d) 5800 (e) 5486 Get complete article with ans of  Free Quant Quiz for SBI CLERK & PO here... For more Quant Quizzes for  SSC / Bank / Railway exams , visit  www.takshilalearning.com Learn more quizzes here for Competitive exam preparation All updates Quant Quizzes List All Updated English Quizzes List All Updated R

ICSE Board Exams Date sheet 2019 ICSE Board Exams Date sheet 2019 – 10th & 12th ICSE Board Exams Date sheet 2019  – Council For Indian School Certificate Examinations has introduced the date sheet. Class  10 th  Exams will start from  22 nd  February’2019  and will  held  till  25 th  March’2019  and class  12 th  Exams will start from  4 th  February, 2019   and will continue till  15 th   February’2019.  The students of class 10 th  & 12 th  can download the date sheet from the below link. So start preparing yourself for exams and do give your best..!!!  Good Luck. Date Sheet of Class 12 Day and Date Time Subject/Paper Duration Monday, February 04 9:00 am Art Paper 3 (Drawing or Painting of a Living Person) 3 hours Tuesday, February 05 9:00 am Physics - Paper 2 (Practical) 3 hours Wednesday, February 06 9:00 am 1: Indian Music - Hindustani Paper 2 (Practical) 2: Indian Music - Carnatic Paper 2 (Practical) 3: Western Music - Paper 2 (Practical) 4: Home S

Direction Sense Reasoning Based Questions for Competitive Exams Direction Sense Reasoning Based Questions for Competitive Exams In this blog,we will be discussing questions based on Direction topic from which you can expect 1-3 questions in banking and insurance exams. Further questions from this topic can also be asked in the form of puzzles. So, we are discussing the basic concepts of this topic in this article. There are four main directions –  North, South,East, and  West  as shown below: There are four cardinal directions –  North-East (N-E) ,  North-West (N-W) ,  South-East (S-E) , and  South-West (S-W)  as shown below: Learn complete  Direction Sense Reasoning Based Questions for Competitive Exams here.. For more Quant Quizzes for  SSC / Bank / Railway exams , visit  www.takshilalearning.com Learn more quizzes here for Competitive exam preparation All updates Quant Quizzes List All Updated English Quizzes List All Updated Reasoning Quizzes List Foll

Quant Quiz for IBPS PO & CLERK : Part – 8 Quant Quiz for IBPS PO & CLERK : Part – 8 This quiz contains 5 questions from Data Interpretation and 5 questions from number series that are important from banking exams point of view. You can expect questions being asked from this topic in banking and insurance exams. Directions (Q. 1-5):  Table based DI Expenditures of a company (in Rs.Lakh) per annum over the given years Quant Quiz for IBPS PO & CLERK : Part – 8 Q1. What is the average amount of interest per year which the company had to pay during this period? Learn complete question & answers for Quant Quiz for IBPS PO & CLERK. For more Quant Quizzes for  SSC / Bank / Railway exams , visit  www.takshilalearning.com Learn more quizzes here for Competitive exam preparation All updates Quant Quizzes List All Updated English Quizzes List All Updated Reasoning Quizzes List

English Quiz Para Jumble for Competitive Exams : Part – 7 Directions for Questions (1-5): Rearrange these seven sentences to form a meaningful coherent paragraph and then answer the following questions: This was a feminist art project that resulted in three site-specific installations titled, “WAVE”, “RESISTANCE” AND “ECHO”. An exhibition like “Women in the dark” by Franziska Greber seemed to hold out hope. Would she care to reach out to us ever again or would the shadow of fear, shame and hurt keep her in mute isolation like so many other women and children? Only the little girl, who the news reported as “weeping incessantly, clinging desperately to her mother” remained with the burden of surviving in our society. Then the assurance of justice, reports of investigations and arrests helped everyone to “moved on”. There were throngs at the gate of the school were four year old girl had been raped by two teachers. For a while public anger raged on every kind of media. Q1.

Latest Online Reasoning Quiz For IBPS PO & CLERK : Part – 8 This reasoning quiz contains questions from Input Output topic inwhich a word and number arrangement machine is given an input line of words andnumbers and it arranges them following a particular rule. Directions (1-5): Input Output based questions: Input: when 42 have 54 also 18 not 12 gate 26 Step I: 12 when 42 have 54 18 not gate 26 also Step II: 18 12 when 42 have 54 not 26 also gate  Step III: 26 18 12 when 42 54 not also gate have  Step IV: 42 26 18 12 when 54 also gate have not Step V: 54 42 26 18 12 also gate have not when  Step V is the last step of the above arrangement. As per the rules followed in the above steps, find out in each of the following questions the appropriate step for the given input. Learn complete Reasoning Quiz questions and answers here  Latest Online Reasoning Quiz For IBPS PO & CLERK : Part – 8 For more Reasoning Quizzes for SSC / Bank / Railway exams ,visi

English Quiz Reading Comprehension for Competitive Exams : Part – 6 Directions (1-6) Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow.  The fines paid to America’s financial regulators by errant bankers vary enormously these days: from sky-high to stratospheric. Deutsche Bank is fighting a demand for $14bn. BNP Paribas paid $9bn last year for facilitating the evasion of American sanctions. So eyebrows were raised at the final settlement disclosed this month between the state-controlled Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) and New York’s Department of Financial Services (DFS). The fine imposed on the bank was a mere $215m. The comparative leniency towards ABC is probably a consequence of a failure to prove that many illegal transactions took place. But that by itself produced unresolved suspicions; compliance systems made transfers untraceable. In 2014 a new compliance officer at the two-year-old New York branch reported finding an “alarming” pattern of tr