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Personnel, Public
Grievances and Pensions; Department of Atomic Energy Department of Space; All
important policy issues and all other portfolios not allocated to any
Minister
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Home Affairs
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Rajnath Singh
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3
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External Affairs,
Overseas Indian Affairs
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Sushma Swaraj
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4
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Finance, Corporate
Affairs, Information & Broadcasting
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Arun Jaitley
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5
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Urban Development,
Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation, Parliamentary Affairs
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M. Venkaiah Naidu
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6
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Road Transport and
Highways, Shipping
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Nitin Jairam Gadkari
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7
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Defence
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Manohar Parrikar
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8
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Railways
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Suresh Prabhu
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9
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Law & Justice
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10
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Water Resources, River
Development and Ganga Rejuvenation
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Uma Bharati
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Minority Affairs
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Dr. Najma A. Heptulla
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Consumer Affairs, Food
and Public Distribution
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Ramvilas Paswan
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Micro, Small and
Medium Enterprises
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Kalraj Mishra
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Women and Child
Development
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Maneka Sanjay Gandhi
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Chemicals and
Fertilizers
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Communications and
Information Technology
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Ravi Shankar Prasad
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Health & Family
Welfare
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Jagat Prakash Nadda
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Civil Aviation
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Ashok Gajapathi Raju
Pusapati
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Heavy Industries and
Public Enterprises
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Anant Geete
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Food Processing
Industries
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Harsimrat Kaur Badal
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Mines, Steel
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Narendra Singh Tomar
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Rural Development,
Panchayati Raj, Drinking Water and Sanitation
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Chaudhary Birender
Singh
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Tribal Affairs
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Jual Oram
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Agriculture
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Radha Mohan Singh
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Social Justice and
Empowerment
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Thaawar Chand Gehlot
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Human Resource
Development
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Smriti Zubin Irani
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Technology, Earth Sciences
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Dr. Harsh Vardhan
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RRB previous exam papers for junior engineer
RRB JE Previous Year Papers are also important part in the preparation of any Railway RRB Junior Engineer Exam 2014. With the help of RRB Junior Engineer Previous Year Question Papers, candidates get get an idea about questions i.e. which type of questions will be asked in the RRB JE Question Paper. Along with the RRB JE previous year papers, you can also find below RRB JE Model Papers, Sample papers provided by some coaching centres. Download below RRB JE Question Papers of 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 for English Language, Reasoning, Arithmetic and General Knowledge (GK), Maths Question Papers.
The list of RRB JE Books are given below. Candidates will get complete syllabus in RRB JE books mentioned below. The RRB JE books are available in the market as well as Online websites like Flipkart, Snapdeal for Civil, Mechanical, EEE, CS/ IT, ECE, Instrumentation & Measurement, Chemical Metallurgical Assistant, Environment & Pollution Control, Engineering Drawing (ED)/ Graphics, etc. branches.
Name of books
Upkar Railway Recruitment Board Examiantion Khanna & Verma
Quicker Reasoning Test Upkar Publication
Reasoning Test R.S. Aggarwal
Railway Recruitment Board Exam Upkar Publication
Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning R.S.Aggarwal
Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank Recruitment 2014 – Apply Online for 250 Officer Scale-I, Office Asst Posts
Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank Recruitment 2014 – Apply Online for 250 Officer Scale-I, Office Asst Posts: Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank Rohtak has released notification for the recruitment of 250 Officer Junior Management Scale-I, Office Assistant (Multipurpose) vacancies. Candidates who have been declared qualified at the Online CWE-III for RRBs conducted by IBPS during September 2014 are eligible for these posts. Eligible candidates may apply online from 25-11-2014 to 09-12-2014. Other details like age limit, educational qualification, selection process, how to apply are given below…
Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank Vacancy Details:
Total No.of Posts: 250
Name of the Posts:
A. Officer Junior Management Scale-I: 50 Posts
1. SC: 06 Posts
2. ST: 02 Posts
3. OBC: 15 Posts
4. GEN: 27 Posts
B. Office Assistant (Multipurpose): 200 Posts
1. SC: 37 Posts
2. OBC: 63 Posts
3. GEN: 100 Posts
Total No.of Posts: 250
Name of the Posts:
A. Officer Junior Management Scale-I: 50 Posts
1. SC: 06 Posts
2. ST: 02 Posts
3. OBC: 15 Posts
4. GEN: 27 Posts
B. Office Assistant (Multipurpose): 200 Posts
1. SC: 37 Posts
2. OBC: 63 Posts
3. GEN: 100 Posts
Age Limit: Candidates age should be between 18-28 years i.e. candidates should not have been born earlier than 03-07-1985 and later than 30-06-1995 (both dates inclusive) for post 1, 18-28 years i.e. candidates should have not been born earlier than 02-07-1985 and later than 01-07-1995 (both dates inclusive) for post 2.
Educational Qualification: Candidates should possess Degree in any discipline from a recognized University with proficiency in the local language i.e. Hindi (Passed Hindi as one of the subject in 8th standard, but opted Sanskrit as one of the subject in Matriculation/ 10th standard level).
Selection Process: Candidates will be selected based on the performance in RRBs- CWE-III conducted by IBPS in September 2014 and Personal Interview.
Application Fee: Candidates have to pay Rs.100/- (Rs. 20/- for SC/ ST/ PWD/ EXSM candidates) Challan Format from the Bank’s website www.shgb.co.in/ CBS Account No. 80562100003427 with Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank.
IBPS Score Card (CWE) Details: Candidates who have been declared qualified at the Online CWE-III for RRBs conducted by IBPS during September 2014 should have obtained below…
| Sr. No | Name of the Post | SC/ ST/ SC-PWD/ ST-PWD | OBC/ GEN/ OBC-PWD/ GEN-PWD |
| 1. | Officer Junior Management Scale-I | 70 & above | 80 & above |
| 2. | Office Assistant (Multipurpose) | 70 & above | 80 & above |
How to Apply: Eligible candidates may apply online through the website www.shgb.co.in from 25-11-2014 to 09-12-2014.
Instructions to Apply Online:1. Log on through the website http://www.shgb.co.in/.
2. Click on the “Recruitment & Promotions” —> Click on the “For Online Registration Click Here”.
3. Candidates should have valid email ID which is given by the RRB-CWE.
4. Candidates should now pay the fee through the Challan.
5. Candidates can pay application fee including postal charges in any branches of Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank.
6. The fee payment Challan should pay in CBS Account No.80562100003427 with Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank.
7. Obtain the Applicants Counterfoil copy of the Application Fee Payment Challan.
8. Which is duly authenticated by the Bank with Branch Name & code No, Transaction Id/ Scroll Number, Date of Deposit & amount filled by the branch official.
9. Now revisit the website http://www.hgb.co.in/
10. Read all the Instructions before applying online.
11. Enter the CBS Challan details in the Application Form.
12. Fill the application form with all the relevant details.
13. Check all the details carefully & submit the application form.
14. Take the printout copies of application form, attach the original Challan form, and other relevant documents.
15. Keep the printout copy of application forms for future use to be submitted at the time of interview.
Important Dates:
Starting Date to Apply Online & Fee Payment: 25-11-2014.
Last Date to Apply Online & Fee Payment: 09-12-2014.
Starting Date to Apply Online & Fee Payment: 25-11-2014.
Last Date to Apply Online & Fee Payment: 09-12-2014.
For more details like age limit, educational qualification, selection process, how to apply and other information click on the link given below…
Tricks For English Sentence completion
Word Fitting:
Following are some of the most common contrast indicators:But
Yet
Despite
Although
However
Nevertheless
Before You Look At The Answer-Choices, Think Of A Word That "Fits" The Sentence.
Example: Crestfallen by having done poorly on the GRE, Susan began to question her abilities. Her self-confidence was ____________.
A. appeased
B. destroyed
C. placated
D. elevated
E. sustained
If somebody is crestfallen (despairing) and has begun to question herself, then her self-confidence would be destroyed. Hence, the answer is (B).
Example: Crestfallen by having done poorly on the GRE, Susan began to question her abilities. Her self-confidence was ____________.
A. appeased
B. destroyed
C. placated
D. elevated
E. sustained
If somebody is crestfallen (despairing) and has begun to question herself, then her self-confidence would be destroyed. Hence, the answer is (B).
Transitional Words:
Be alert to transitional words. Transitional words tell you what is coming up. They indicate that the author is now going to draw a contrast with something stated previously, or support something stated previously.
i. Contrast Indicators:
To contrast two things is to point out how they differ. In this type of sentence completion problem, we look for a word that has the opposite meaning (an antonym) of some key word or phrase in the sentence.
Following are some of the most common contrast indicators:But
Yet
Despite
Although
However
Nevertheless
Example: Although the warring parties had settled a number of disputes, past experience made them _________ to express optimism that the talks would be a success.
A. rash
B. ambivalent
C. scornful
D. overjoyed
E. reticent
"Although" sets up a contrast between what has occurred--success on some issues--and what can be expected to occur--success for the whole talks. Hence, the parties are reluctant to express optimism. The common word "reluctant" is not offered as an answer-choice, but a synonym--reticent--is. The answer is (E).
A. rash
B. ambivalent
C. scornful
D. overjoyed
E. reticent
"Although" sets up a contrast between what has occurred--success on some issues--and what can be expected to occur--success for the whole talks. Hence, the parties are reluctant to express optimism. The common word "reluctant" is not offered as an answer-choice, but a synonym--reticent--is. The answer is (E).
ii. Support Indicators:
Supporting words support or further explain what has already been said. These words often introduce synonyms for words elsewhere in the sentence.
Following are some common supporting words:
And
Also
Furthermore
Likewise
In Addition
For
Following are some common supporting words:
And
Also
Furthermore
Likewise
In Addition
For
Example: Davis is an opprobrious and ________ speaker, equally caustic towards friend or foe--a true curmudgeon.
A. lofty
B. vituperative
C. unstinting
D. retiring
E. laudatory
"And" in the sentence indicates that the missing adjective is similar in meaning to "opprobrious," which is very negative. Now, vituperative--the only negative word--means "abusive." Hence, the answer is (B).
A. lofty
B. vituperative
C. unstinting
D. retiring
E. laudatory
"And" in the sentence indicates that the missing adjective is similar in meaning to "opprobrious," which is very negative. Now, vituperative--the only negative word--means "abusive." Hence, the answer is (B).
iii. Cause And Effect Indicators:
These words indicate that one thing causes another to occur.
Some of the most common cause and effect indicators are
Because
For
Thus
Hence
Therefore
If , Then .
Some of the most common cause and effect indicators are
Because
For
Thus
Hence
Therefore
If , Then .
Example: Because the House has the votes to override a presidential veto, the President has no choice but to ________.
A. object
B. abdicate
C. abstain
D. capitulate
E. compromise
Since the House has the votes to pass the bill or motion, the President would be wise to compromise and make the best of the situation. The answer is (E).
A. object
B. abdicate
C. abstain
D. capitulate
E. compromise
Since the House has the votes to pass the bill or motion, the President would be wise to compromise and make the best of the situation. The answer is (E).
Punctuation:
Whenever the punctuation "," (comma) appears, followed by a blank in between two sentences, then it means that the synonym of the phrase/word before "," is the meaning of the blank. In simple words, when you find ',' followed by a blank then find the synonym of the word before ',' and check the options to match the synonym of the word.
In the same way, when you find ":"( colon) or ";"( semi-colon) in the sentence, they will indicate that the idea coming up is merely an explanation of the earlier idea. So, simply find the synonym of the word/phrase before the punctuation and fill in the blank with the synonym from the options given.
Positive/Negative Flow:
When you read the sentence, you have to look out for adjectives/adverbs which tell you the idea of the sentence. After finding these adjectives/adverbs, you need to find out if the idea of the sentence is positive/negative. All the negative ideas may be a "bad word/bad phrase" or any term which has no/none/not... in it.
You need to just go on marking the words with +/- and keep on doing till the end of the sentence. Then you need to use the punctuations/conjunctions clue which would break the sentence into 2/3 parts. After that you need to compare the +/- signs on both sides and enter the desired sign in the blank. In simple words, if the flow of the first part of the sentence is positive and the second part is negative, then the blank must be negative to even the flow of the sentence. This would solve the sentence completion question without even understanding the question.
You need to just go on marking the words with +/- and keep on doing till the end of the sentence. Then you need to use the punctuations/conjunctions clue which would break the sentence into 2/3 parts. After that you need to compare the +/- signs on both sides and enter the desired sign in the blank. In simple words, if the flow of the first part of the sentence is positive and the second part is negative, then the blank must be negative to even the flow of the sentence. This would solve the sentence completion question without even understanding the question.
Example: Because he did not want to appear_______, the junior executive refused to dispute the board's decision, in spite of his belief that the decision would impair employee morale.
A. contentious
B. indecisive
C. solicitous
D. overzealous
E. steadfast
B. indecisive
C. solicitous
D. overzealous
E. steadfast
Explanation: (C) and (E) are gone because they're positive words. .(B)doesn't work because the clue is "refused to dispute." That doesn't work with indecisive. For the same reason,(D) doesn't work either. So the best answer is option A.
Process of Elimination(POE):
You can easily eliminate all the options that are definitely wrong or are eliminated through the positive/negative flow. Suppose if you have a blank in the sentence for which the answer is positive, then you can eliminate all the options which are negative. In this way you can eliminate options and have very less options remaining. The probability of you getting right answer from 2 options is much higher than you getting right from 5 options.
Books for DRDO Senior Technical Assistant Exam Preparation
DRDO – Centre for Personnel Talent Management (CEPTAM) invites application for various posts in their organization every year. These posts include Senior Technical Assistant, Technician, admin etc.
1) Senior Technical Assistant-‘B’ (STA-‘B’)- Age of the candidate must be between 18 and 28 Years.
– B.Sc. degree or Three years Diploma in Engineering in the specified subject.
2) Technician-‘B’ (STA-‘B’)- Age of the candidate must be between 18 and 28 Years.
– Xth Class Or equivalent pass with ITI in specific trade.
DRDO -CEPTAM Exam Pattern: Eligible candidates will be required to appear for a Written Examination. Candidates shortlisted on the basis of their performance in the Written Test will be called for Personal Interview.
Educational Qualification Required to apply for this post are as below:
1) Senior Technical Assistant-‘B’ (STA-‘B’)- Age of the candidate must be between 18 and 28 Years.
– B.Sc. degree or Three years Diploma in Engineering in the specified subject.
2) Technician-‘B’ (STA-‘B’)- Age of the candidate must be between 18 and 28 Years.
– Xth Class Or equivalent pass with ITI in specific trade.
DRDO -CEPTAM Exam Pattern: Eligible candidates will be required to appear for a Written Examination. Candidates shortlisted on the basis of their performance in the Written Test will be called for Personal Interview.
DRDO CEPTAM Senior Technical Assistant (For STA ‘B’) & Technician ‘A’ Written Exam Pattern :
| Part | Subject | Max. Marks | Time Alloted |
| 01 | General Awareness, General Intelligence, Reasoning Ability, General Science | 50 | 2 hours |
| 02 | Subject concerned (Computer Science, Electrical & Electronics, Civil Engineering, Mechanical etc.) | 100 |
DRDO CEPTAM Assistant Hindi Written Exam Pattern :
| Part | Subject | Max. Marks | Time Alloted |
| 01 | General Awareness, General Intelligence, Reasoning Ability, General Science | 50 | 2 hours |
| 02 | Hindi Language | 50 | |
| 02 | English Language | 50 |
NOTE: The syllabus of the examination will be based on the standards of essential qualification required for the post.
– The medium for Written Examination will be Hindi or English.
– the minimum qualifying marks in written examination is 40% for General Candidate and 35% for SC/ST candidate.
– The medium for Written Examination will be Hindi or English.
– the minimum qualifying marks in written examination is 40% for General Candidate and 35% for SC/ST candidate.
Some of the books which can help candidates to prepare for Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) CEPTAM Senior Technical Assistant Exam are suggested as below.
You can choice according to your specification- Computer Science, Electrical & Electronics, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering etc.
DRDO exam papers :
DRDO Junior Engineer Paper 1DRDO Junior Engineer Paper 2
DRDO Prevoius year paper of mechanical 2007
DRDO Modal paper of mechanical 2010
DRDO Modal paper of mechanical 2010
Books for DRDO Exam :
Expected GK Questions for SSC CHSL 2014 Exam
Who won Noble Peace Prize 2014- Malala Yousafzai (Yougest Noble prize winner) and Kailash Satyarthi
Who won Nobel Prize for Literature- French historical author Patick Modiano
Who won Nobel Prize for Chemistry- Eric Betzig, Stefan W Hell and William E. Moerner
Who won Nobel Prize for Economics- French economist Jean Tirole
Who won Nobel Prize for Protection of Child Rights- Kailash Satyarthi
Who won Nobel Prize for Physics- Isamu Akasaki, Hiroshi Amano and Shuji Nakamura
Who won Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine- John O´Keefe, May-Britt Moser and Edvard I. Moser.
Noble Prize was announced for the research in Brain Global Positioning System
Lal Bahadur Shastri National Award 2014 has been given to- Apathukatha Sivathanu Pillai
Indian cop wins UN‟s international female peacekeeper award
Sir Masood Lifetime achievement award 2014 has been awarded for- Saiyid Hamed
Richard Flanagan won Man Booker Prize for his wartime novel The Narrow Road to the Deep North
Poet-diplomat Abhay K with Asia-Pacific Excellence Award
Who has been appointed as Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF in south Asia- Aamir Khan
17th Asian games Incheon 2014 was held at- South Korea
Birendra Lakra belongs to- Hockey
First Women director of Hindustan Unilever Limited- Kalapana Morparia
Author of Book “Syntheism- Creating God in The Internet Age”- Alexander Bard
Who won Maiden ATP Shangai Masters trohy- Roger Federer
International Day of the girl Child observed on- 11th October
Theme of the International Day of the Girl Child- Empowering Adolescent Girls: Ending the cycle of Violence
Committee Name that submitted the final report to union government on Post Sachar Evaluarion: Prof. Amitabh Kundu committee
Railway exam books for junior engineer and SSE
Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) 2014 For RRB Junior Engineer (Electrical) Model Question Papers 2014 RRB Junior Engineer (Electrical) Model Sample Question papers RRB Junior Engineer (Electrical) Model Mock Test Question Paper for 2014 Exam
One word Substitutions For SSC exam
One Word Substitution (MCQ) of English are important for BANK PO, Clerk, IBPS, SBI-PO, RBI, MBA, MAT, CAT, IIFT, IGNOU, SSC CGL, CBI, CPO, CLAT, CTET, NDA, CDS, Specialist Officers and other competitive exams.
we are trying our best to provide you the important and popular one word substitution . We hope you find them very useful while preparing for your exam.One word substitutes as the phrase indicates itself are the words that replace group of words or a full sentence effectively without creating any kind of ambiguity in the meaning of the sentences
we are trying our best to provide you the important and popular one word substitution . We hope you find them very useful while preparing for your exam.One word substitutes as the phrase indicates itself are the words that replace group of words or a full sentence effectively without creating any kind of ambiguity in the meaning of the sentences
- That which cannot be read. - Illegible (अपठनीय)
- That which cannot be bounded. - Illimitable (रोशन)
- That which cannot be described. - Ineffable
- That which cannot be heard. - Inaudible (अश्राव्य)
- That which cannot be done. -Impossible (असंभव)
- That which cannot be seen. - Invisible (अदृश्य)
- That which cannot be endured. -Intolerable (असहनीय)
- That which cannot be blotted out or effaced -Indelible (अमिट)
- That which cannot be understood -Incomprehensible (समझ से बाहर)
- That which cannot be corrected -Incorrigible (असुधार्य)
- That which cannot be separated -Inseparable
- That which cannot be surmounted or overcome. -Insuperable (अजेय)
- That which cannot be communicated -Incommunicable (बयान से बाहर)
- That which cannot be believed. - Incredible (अविश्वसनीय)
- That which cannot be exhausted -Inexhaustible (अक्षय)
- That which cannot be solved -Insoluble
- That which cannot be repaired-Irreparable
- That which cannot be imitated - Inimitable
- That which cannot be reached or approached. -Inaccessible (दुर्गम)
- That which cannot be penetrated- Impenetrable or Inscrutable (अभेद्य)
- A person who is out to destroy all government and order - Anarchist
- Government by the people - Democracy
- The whole mass of air surrounding the earth - Atmosphere
- One who is not sure of the existence of God - Agnostic
- A medicine which prevents infection by killing germs - Antiseptic
- One who does something not professionally but for pleasure - Amateur
- A statement open to more than one interpretation - Ambiguous
- One who makes an official examination of accounts - Auditor
- Marrying more than one wife or more than one husband at a time - Polygamy
- The science that studies plants - Botany
- The science which studies natural processes of living things - Biology
- People working together in the same office or department - Colleagues
- The state of remaining unmarried - Celibacy
- The action of bringing into completion - Consummation
- The practice of marrying one a time – Monogamy(एकपत्नीत्व)
- The practice of having two wives or two husbands at a time – Bigamy(द्विविवाह)
- The practice of marrying more than one wife at time – Polygamy(बहुविवाह)
- The practice of marrying more than one husbands at a time –Polyandry(बहुपतित्व)
- A hater of Womankind – Misogynist(नारी द्वेषी)
- A lover of womankind – Philologist(स्त्रीप्रेमी)
- A lover and collector of books – Bibliophile(पुस्तक प्रेमी)
- One who has a long experience of any occupation – Veteran(दीर्घानुभवी, दक्ष, कुशल)
- One who does a thing for pleasure and not as a profession-Amateur(शौकिया)
- One who talks continuously – Loquacious(बातूनी)
- One who is out to destroy all government, law and order –Anarchist(अशासनवादी, विद्रोहवादी)
- One who does not care for art and literature – Philistine(अशिक्षित)
- One who can use either hand with ease – Ambidextrous(द्विहत्थी)
- A child born after the death of his father or the book published after the death of the writer. – Posthumous(मरणोपरांत)
- Incapable of being understood – Unintelligible (दुर्बोध)
Quiz on Currency & Capital for IBPS PO Exam
1. Which among the following countries is not the members of EU but use the EURO as currency?
(1) Croatia
(2) Romania
(3) San Marino
(4) Panama
(5) Bulgaria
2. Which among the following countries is the members of EU (European Union) but do not use the EURO as currency?
(1) San Marino
(2) Poland
(3) Palau
(4) Ireland
(5) Finland
3. Dollar is the currency of _____.
(1) Jordan
(2) Ecuador
(3) Hungary
(4) Monaco
(5) Mexico
4. Currency of Tanzania is ____.
(1) Tanzanian Shilling
(2) Tanzanian Dollar
(3) Tanzanian Krone
(4) Tanzanian Pond
(5) Tanzanian Dirham
5. Dong is the currency of ____.
(1) Vietnam
(2) Venezuela
(3) Yemen
(4) Zambia
(5) Uganda
6. Capital of Ukraine ___.
(1) Lusaka
(2) Sanaa
(3) Lome
(4) Kyiv
(5) None of these
7. “Lilongwe” is the capital of _____.
(1) Malta
(2) Malawi
(3) Lithuania
(4) Jamaica
(5) None of these
8. Peso is not the currency of which Country___.
(1) Cuba
(2) Mexico
(3) Argentina
(4) Estonia
(5) Chile
9. Kigali is the capital of ____
(1) Samoa
(2) Rwanda
(3) Vanuatu
(4) Tonga
(5) None of these
10. Capital of Liberia is ____.
(1) Riga
(2) Maseru
(3) Lome
(4) Monrovia
(5) Majuro
Expected cut off and Analysis – SSC CGL 2014 tier 1
Difficulty level of both the morning and evening exam is just about the same, while Morning set has troublesome general mindfulness and quantitative aptitude areas and at evening set English was exceptionally troublesome . So we are giving a consolidated investigation of the both the exams that won't fluctuate much in their troublesome level
Questions of SSC Combined Graduate Level 2014 Exam Tier 1 were not simple and because of protracted questions paper for the most part competitors were not ready to finish the questions paper inside given time term. English questions were likewise average at evening set, so a normal contender endeavored 25 to 30 inquiries so you can undoubtedly score 20 to 22 imprints in this area.
Quantitative question were simple however question were extensive. So you can expect not all the more then 30- 35 imprints. question of general awareness were direct so don't expect substantially more from this segment. On the off chance that you endeavor 18-20 question so you can without much of a stretch score 12 to 15 imprints.
We are anticipating that the cutoff will be short of what 100 number so applicants need not bother much .
The thing that additionally comes in the support of committed applicants of SSC is that less number of understudies have endeavored the exam , as per a report more than half of the understudies were missing. Thats additionally the positive that can bring the cutoff to ordinariness.
Please share views about what will expected cutoff marks for SSC CGL Exam 2014, it would be helpful for us for analyzing the more accurate cutoff marks.
| UR Un-Reserved (General) | OBC | SC | ST |
| Expected Cutoff marks for SSC CGL tier 1 Re Exam For Posts of statistical investigator / complier | |||
| 79-84 | 70~75 | 67~69 | 60~65 |
| Expected cutoff marks for all other posts of SSC Graduate Level | |||
| 90-95 | 76-85 | 70~74 | 69-73 |
Questions of SSC Combined Graduate Level 2014 Exam Tier 1 were not simple and because of protracted questions paper for the most part competitors were not ready to finish the questions paper inside given time term. English questions were likewise average at evening set, so a normal contender endeavored 25 to 30 inquiries so you can undoubtedly score 20 to 22 imprints in this area.
Quantitative question were simple however question were extensive. So you can expect not all the more then 30- 35 imprints. question of general awareness were direct so don't expect substantially more from this segment. On the off chance that you endeavor 18-20 question so you can without much of a stretch score 12 to 15 imprints.
We are anticipating that the cutoff will be short of what 100 number so applicants need not bother much .
The thing that additionally comes in the support of committed applicants of SSC is that less number of understudies have endeavored the exam , as per a report more than half of the understudies were missing. Thats additionally the positive that can bring the cutoff to ordinariness.
Please share views about what will expected cutoff marks for SSC CGL Exam 2014, it would be helpful for us for analyzing the more accurate cutoff marks.
