Monthly Archives: August 2015

16 Aug

List Of Indian State – Governors

List Of Indian State – Governors(As on August 16, 2015)
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State ==== Governor
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Andhra Pradesh ==== Shri E.S Lakshmi Narasimhan
Arunachal Pradesh ==== Shri J.P. Rajkhowa
Assam ==== Shri Padmanabha Balakrishna Acharya (Add.
Charge)
Bihar ==== Shri Ram Nath Kovind
Chhattisgarh ==== Shri Balramji Dass Tandon
Goa ==== Smt. Mridula Sinha
Gujarat ==== Shri Om Prakash Kohli
Haryana ==== Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki
Himachal Pradesh ==== Shri Acharya Dev Vrat
Jammu and Kashmir ==== Shri N. N. Vohra
Jharkhand ==== Shrimati Droupadi Murmu
Karnataka ==== Shri Vajubhai Vala
Kerala ==== Shri Justice (Retd.) Palaniswamy Sathasivam
Madhya Pradesh ==== Shri Ram Naresh Yadav
Maharashtra ==== Shri Chennamaneni Vidyasagar Rao
Manipur ==== Dr. Syed Ahmed
Meghalaya ==== Shri V. Shanmuganthan
Mizoram ==== Lt. General (Retd.) Nirbhay Sharma
Nagaland ==== Shri Padmanabha Balakrishna Acharya
Odisha ==== Dr. S. C. Jamir
Punjab ==== Shri Kaptan Singh Solanki
Rajasthan ==== Shri Kalyan Singh
Sikkim ==== Shri Shriniwas Dadasaheb Patil
Tamil Nadu ==== Dr. K. Rosaiah
Telangana ==== Shri E.S Lakshmi Narasimhan (Add.
Charge)
Tripura ==== Shri Tathagata Roy
Uttar Pradesh ==== Shri Ram Naik
Uttarakhand ==== Dr. Krishan Kant Paul
West Bengal ==== Shri Keshari Nath Tripathi

16 Aug

List of Sports and Their Trophies

List of Sports and Their Trophies
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❉ Cricket:
Irani Trophy, Duleep Trophy, Ranji Trophy, Vizzy Trophy, Asia cup, Deodhar Trophy, CK Naidu Trophy, Cooch Behar Trophy

❉ Hockey:
Agha Khan Cup, Azlan Shan Cup, Nehru Trophy, Dhyanchand Trophy, Beighton Cup, Scindia Gold Cup, Modi Gold Cup, Indira Gandhi Gold Cup, Rangaswami Cup, Khan Abdul Gaffar Cup

❉ Football:
Durand Cup, Nizam Gold Cup, Rover Cup, Sanjay Gold Cup, Santhosh Trophy, Subroto Mukhery Cup, Vittal Trophy, Nehru Gold Cup

❉ Table Tennis:
Corbillion Cup (Women), Jayalaxmi Cup (Women), Swaything Cup (Men)

❉ Golf:
Canada Cup, Mthian Gold Cup, Ryder Cup, Walker Cup

❉ Badminton:
Thomas Cup (Men), Uber Cup (Women), Narang Cup

❉ Lawn Tennis:
Davis Cup, Hamlet Cup, Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, US open

❉ Rowing:
Wellington Trophy

❉ Boxing:
Aspy Adjania Trophy

❉ Bridge:
Ruia Trophy

❉ Polo:
Ezra Cup, Winchestor Cup, Radha Mohan Cup

16 Aug

DID YOU KNOW ~ Nobel Prizes Facts

DID YOU KNOW ~ Nobel Prizes Facts
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1. Nobel prizes are given in accordance with the will of Swedish inventor of dynamite, Alfred Nobel.
2. The first Nobel Prize was awarded in the year 1901.
3. The Nobel Prize award ceremonies are held on December 10 every year, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel’s death in 1896.
4. All the Nobel Prizes are awarded in Stockholm, Sweden except for the Nobel Peace Prize which is awarded in Oslo, Norway.
5. The Nobel Prizes were initially given in FIVE fields viz. Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Peace and Literature.
6. Nobel Prize in the field of Economic Sciences were instituted in the year 1969.
7. The first woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize – Marie Curie for Physics in 1903.
8. The first person and only woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize in two different fields – Marie Curie for Physics in 1903 and for Chemistry in 1911.
9. The first man to be awarded the Nobel Prize in two different fields – Linus Pauling for Chemistry in 1954 and for Peace in 1962.
10. The first Asian (also first Indian) to be awarded the Nobel Prize – Rabindranath Tagore for literature in 1913.
11. The first African woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize – Wangari Maathai from Kenya for peace in 2004
12. The first person to be awarded Nobel Prize in the field of Physics – Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen in 1901 for his discovery of X-rays.
13. The first person to be awarded Nobel Prize in the field of Literature in English language – Rudyard Kipling( Jungle Book fame) in 1907.
14. The first person to be awarded Nobel Prize for Peace – Jean Henry Dunant, founder of International Red Cross in 1901, jointly with Frédéric Passy, Founder and President of first French peace society.
15. The first woman to be awarded Nobel Prize for Peace – Baroness Bertha Sophie Felicita von Suttner of Austria in 1905.
16. The youngest person to be awarded the Nobel Prize Malala Yousafzai – for Peace in 2014 (at the age of 17 years ).
17. The only organisation to be awarded the Nobel Prize thrice International Committee of the Red Cross – 1917, 1944 and 1963.

16 Aug

Important Idioms And Phrases

Important Idioms And Phrases
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1. Like a fish out of water – In a strange situation
2. Smell a rat – Suspect something foul
3. Read between the lines – Understand the hidden meaning
4. Tooth and Nail – With all of one’s power
5. Spread like wild fire – Spread quickly
6. Hit the nail on the head – Do or say the exact thing
7. Burn the midnight Oil – Work or study hard
8. Under his thumb – Under his control
9. With a high hand – Oppressively
10. Gain ground – Become popular
11. By leaps and bounds – Rapidly
12. Make off with – To run away with
13. Pass away – to die
14. To cry for the moon – Ask for the impossible
15. To make a pig of oneself – To over-eat
16. Donkey’s years – Very long time
17. To pull one’s leg – to joke; tease
18. To keep one’s fingers crossed – to hope fervently
19. To eat humble pie – To apologize in a humble manner
20. To fight a losing battle – Struggle without hope of success
21. A deadlock – A position when no progress can be made
22. A daredevil – A person who does not care for any
consequences
23. Once in a blue moon – Very rarely
24. At a premium – Difficult to get or obtain
25. To play the game – To act honestly

09 Aug

Useful Scientific Units Of Physics(Imp for IBPS, SSC, SBI Exams)

Useful Scientific Units Of Physics
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¤ Ampere – Electric Current.
¤ Angstrom – Wavelength of light.
¤ Bar – Atmospheric Pressure.
¤ Becquerel – Activity of a
radionuclide .
¤ Coulomb – Electric charge.
¤ Dioptre – Power of a lens.
¤ Decibel – Intensity of sound.
¤ Dalton – Atomic mass.
¤ Darcy – Permeability.
¤ Force – Newton
¤ Farade – Electric capacitance.
¤ Fathom – Depth of sea.
¤ Henry – Inductance.
¤ Hertz – Frequency of sound.
¤ Joule – Work or Energy.
¤ Knot – Speed of ship.
¤ Kilowatt – Electric power.
¤ Kelvin – Thermodynamic
Temperature.
¤ Lax – Illuminance.
¤ Maxwell – Magnetic flux.
¤ Ohm – Electric resistance.
¤ Volt – Electric potential.
¤ Watt – Power
¤ Siemens – Electric
Conductance.

09 Aug

List of Commemorative Days

List of Commemorative Days

January
January 9 – Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (Non-resident Indian Day)
January 12 – National Youth Day (India)
January 15 – Indian Army Day
January 25 – National Voters’ Day (India)
January 26 – Republic Day (India)
January 27- International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust
January 30 – Martyr’s Day (Mahatma Gandhi’s Martyrdom Day)
January 31 – International Street Children’s Day

February
February 4 – World Cancer Day
February 6 – International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation
February 21 – International Mother Language Day
February 28 – National Science Day (India)

March
March 8 – International Women’s Day
March 15 – World Consumer Rights Day
March 20 – World Sparrow Day
March 21 – International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
March 21 – International Day of Forests
March 21 – World Down Syndrome Day
March 21 – World Poetry Day
March 21 – World Wood Day
March 22 – World Water Day
March 24 – World Tuberculosis Day

April
April 2 – World Autism Awareness Day
April 7 – World Health Day
April 8 – International Romani Day
April 11 – International Louie Louie Day
April 17 – World Hemophilia Day –
April 22 – Earth Day
April 23 – World Book Day
April 25 – World Malaria Day
April 26 – World Intellectual Property Day
April 29 – International Dance Day
April 30 – International Jazz Day

May
May 1- International Workers’ Day
May 3 – World Press Freedom Day
May 5 – International Midwives’ Day
May 6 – International No Diet Day
May 12 – International Nurses Day
May 15 – International Day of Families
May 17 – International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia
May 17 – World Information Society Day
May 22 – International Day for Biological Diversity
May 23 – World Turtle Day
May 24 – Commonwealth Day
May 25 – International Missing Children’s Day
May 31 – World No Tobacco Day

June
June 5 – World Environment Day
June 8 – World Oceans Day
June 14 – World Blood Donor Day
June 20 – World Refugee Day
June 21 – World Music Day
June 21 – World Hydrography Day
June 21 – International Yoga Day
June 23 – International Olympic Day
June 26 – International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking

July
July 2 – World UFO Day
July 11 – World Population Day
July 12 – Malala Day
July 17 – World Day for International Justice
July 18 – Mandela Day
July 26 – Kargil Vijay Diwas
July 29 – International Tiger Day

August
August 7 – National Handloom Day
August 12 – International Youth Day
August 15 – Indian Independence Day
August 19 – World Photography Day
August 20 – World Mosquito Day
August 20 – Indian Akshay Urja Day
August 26 – Women’s Equality Day
August 29 – National Sports Day

September
September 5 – International Day of Charity
September 5 – Teachers’ Day (India)
September 8 – World Literacy Day
September 10 – World Suicide Prevention Day
September 15 – Engineer’s Day (India)
September 15 – International Day of Democracy
September 16 – International Day of the preservation of ozone layer
September 19 – International Talk Like a Pirate Day
September 21 – International Day of Peace
September 24 – World Heart Day
September 27 – World Tourism Day
September 28 – World Rabies Day
September 29 – International Coffee Day
September 29 – World Heart Day

October
October 2 – World Vegetarian Day
October 2 – Gandhi Jayanthi
October 2 – International Day of Non-Violence
October 4 – World Animal Day
October 8 – Indian Air Force Day
October 9 – World Post Day
October 10 – World Mental Health Day
October 14 – World Standards Day
October 15 – Global Handwashing Day
October 16 – World Food Day
October 17 – International Day for the Eradication of Poverty
October 24 – United Nations Day

November
November 1 – World Vegan Day
November 12 – World Pneumonia Day
November 14 – World Diabetes Day
November 17 – World Prematurity Day
November 19 – International Men’s Day
November 20 – Universal Children’s Day
November 21 – World Television Day
November 25 – International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
November 14 – Children’s Day (some countries)

December
December 1 – World AIDS Day
December 3 – United Nations’ International Day of Persons with Disabilities
December 5 – International Volunteer Day
December 7 – International Civil Aviation Day
December 10 – Human Rights Day

09 Aug

SSC CGL 2015 Exam Review, Answer Key, Cutoff & Results

SSC CGL Exam 2015 was conducted on the 9th August and 16th August 2015. In terms of overall difficulty level, the exam was easy to moderate. Let’s check out complete review below.

SSC CGL 2015 Exam Review:

General Intelligence:
The section was as expected very easy. Most of the questions were expected ones by the candidates. This will be one of the highest scoring section for most of the candidates.

English Language:
This year, this paper mainly covered by Grammar and Vocabulary such Antonyms, Synonyms,entence Completion, Idioms and Wrongly Spelt Words and One Word Substitution. Find Correct Alternative and Fill in the blanks, Error spotting, In Grammar and Fill in the Blanks were also there. Two Reading Comprehension Passage (with 5 questions each) was also asked in the paper. Over all, the paper was moderate in difficulty level.

Quantitative Aptitude:
The section comprised questions from various topics such as Arithmetic, Algebra, Trigonometry and Geometry, Ratio, Profit & Loss, Averages, Time-Speed-Distance, Time & Work and Percentages. Two Data Interpretation Question was also asked in the paper. Over all, this section was easy to moderate.

General Awareness:
The section was dominated by questions from Static G.K, Economy, Science, India Polity, etc.
Least scoring section for most of the candidates.

Overall, an attempt of around 125 to 145 questions, with an accuracy of around 85-90%, should fetch you good enough marks to qualify for the Mains Exam.

SSC CGL 2015 Exam Review:

The official answer key will be released on SSC official website in few days.

The pages are not serially arranged but just for u to go through today's question paper

Posted by Neetu Singh on Sunday, August 9, 2015

SSC CGL 2015 Cutoff and Results:

The cutoff is expected to be around 100 again this time. The results will be announced very soon.

Check out result and marks here for SSC CGL PRE 2015.

06 Aug

Mind Tricks to Remember Countries and Their Capitals

Mind Tricks to Remember Countries and Their Capitals(Important for SSC, IBPS, UPSC & OTHER GOVERNMENT EXAMS)
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Country name and Capital name are same
Mexico – Mexico City
Kuwait – Kuwait City
Panama – Panama City
Vatican City – Vatican City
Guatemala – Guatemala City
Djibouti – Djibouti City
Singapore – Singapore
Monaco – Monaco
Luxembourg – Luxembourg
Tunisia – Tunis
Andorra – Andorra la Vella
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Capital Names Ending with “Town”
South Africa – CapeTown
Guyana – Gorege Town
Sierra Leone – FreeTown
Barbados – BridgeTown
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Korea’s Family
1) South Korea – Seoul
Seoul looks like “Soul”
Mind Trick : South Korea’s Soul
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2) North Korea – Pyongyang
Pyongyang sounds like “Young-yang”
Mind Trick : North People are “Young”
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Sweden – Stockholm
Sweden( sounds like ” Sweat-den”)
Stockholm(sounds like “Stock +Home”)
Mind Trick : Sweats are in Stock in our Home..
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Jamaica –Kingston
Mind Trick : Jamaica’s men are “Kings”
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Iran – Tehran
Mind Trick – Both words ends with “ran”
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Bhutan – Thimpu
Bhutan souds like “Boot+tan”
Thimphu sounds like name “Tippu Sultan”
Mind Trick : Tippu Sultan wear Boots..
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Canada – Ottawa
Ottawa sounds like “Oats”
Mind Trick : Canadians like Oats..
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DenMark – CoPenhagen :
Mark(a name)
Co-Pen(means Others Pen)
Mind Trick : Mark uses others Pen.
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Hungary – Budapest
Hungary looks like “Hungry”
Budapest sounds like “Buddha+pest
Mind Trick : Buddha is very Hungry.
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Argentina –Buenos Aires
Aires look like “Airs”
Mind Trick : Argentina’s Airs
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Australia –Canberra
Canberra sounds like “Cadbury”
Mind Trick : Australia’s companies manufacture “ Cadburys”
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Malta – ValLetta
Mind Trick: Malta – Letta
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Morocco – Rabat
Rabat sounds like “Robert”
Mind Trick: Morocco’s Robert.
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Romania – Bucharest
Mind Trick Romania people take “Rest”
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Poland – WarSaw
Land – War – Saw
Mind Trick – I SAW a WAR happened in poLand
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Czech Republic – Prague
Prague sounds like “Pray”
Mind Trick : Czech People “Pray” for God Daily
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Ukraine – Kyiv
Ukraine sounds like (“Uk+rain”)
Kyiv sounds like (“key”)
Mind Trick : In Uk,while raining lost KEY
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Taiwan – Taipei
Taiwan sounds like (“Tie +One”)
Taipei sounds like (“Tie +Pi”)
Mind Trick : TieOne – TiePi
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Estonia –Tallinn
Estonia sound like “Yes +Stone”
Mind Trick : Stone is Tall
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Venezuela- Caracas
Mind Trick : Veny Travels in Car
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Congo- Brazzaville
Brazzaville-Brazil +Ville
Mind Trick : Congo’s to Brazil for hosting FIFA WorldCup
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New Zealand – Wellington
Wellington -Washington
Mind Trick : New Washington
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Bulgaria –Sofia
Bulgaria –Bulk +Area
Sofia looks like “Sofa”
Mind Trick : Bulk of Sofa’s in that Area
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Brazil – Brasillia
Brasillia – Brazil+lia
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Croatia- Zagreb
Croatia sounds like (“Coast +Asia”)
Zagreb sounds like (“za+Grey”)
Mind Trick: Coast Asia people like “Grey” Colour
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Cyprus – Nicosia
Nicosia sounds like (“Nik +Asia”)
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Famous Countries & Capitals
Afghanistan – Kabul
Bangladesh – Dhaka
China – Beijing
Pakistan – Islamabad
UAE – Abu Dhabi
Vietnam – Hanoi
Srilanka – Colombo
Philippines – Manila
Japan – Tokyo
Italy – Rome
France – Paris
Spain – Madrid
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Mind Tricks to Remember Countries and Capitals
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Country name and Capital name are same
Mexico – Mexico City
Kuwait – Kuwait City
Panama – Panama City
Vatican City – Vatican City
Guatemala – Guatemala City
Djibouti – Djibouti City
Singapore – Singapore
Monaco – Monaco
Luxembourg – Luxembourg
Tunisia – Tunis
Andorra – Andorra la Vella
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Capital Names Ending with “Town”
South Africa – CapeTown
Guyana – Gorege Town
Sierra Leone – FreeTown
Barbados – BridgeTown
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Korea’s Family
1) South Korea – Seoul
Seoul looks like “Soul”
Mind Trick : South Korea’s Soul
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2) North Korea – Pyongyang
Pyongyang sounds like “Young-yang”
Mind Trick : North People are “Young”
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Sweden – Stockholm
Sweden( sounds like ” Sweat-den”)
Stockholm(sounds like “Stock +Home”)
Mind Trick : Sweats are in Stock in our Home..
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Jamaica –Kingston
Mind Trick : Jamaica’s men are “Kings”
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Iran – Tehran
Mind Trick – Both words ends with “ran”
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Bhutan – Thimpu
Bhutan souds like “Boot+tan”
Thimphu sounds like name “Tippu Sultan”
Mind Trick : Tippu Sultan wear Boots..
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Canada – Ottawa
Ottawa sounds like “Oats”
Mind Trick : Canadians like Oats..
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DenMark – CoPenhagen :
Mark(a name)
Co-Pen(means Others Pen)
Mind Trick : Mark uses others Pen.
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Hungary – Budapest
Hungary looks like “Hungry”
Budapest sounds like “Buddha+pest
Mind Trick : Buddha is very Hungry.
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Argentina –Buenos Aires
Aires look like “Airs”
Mind Trick : Argentina’s Airs
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Australia –Canberra
Canberra sounds like “Cadbury”
Mind Trick : Australia’s companies manufacture “ Cadburys”
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Malta – ValLetta
Mind Trick: Malta – Letta
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Morocco – Rabat
Rabat sounds like “Robert”
Mind Trick: Morocco’s Robert.
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Romania – Bucharest
Mind Trick Romania people take “Rest”
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Poland – WarSaw
Land – War – Saw
Mind Trick – I SAW a WAR happened in poLand
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Czech Republic – Prague
Prague sounds like “Pray”
Mind Trick : Czech People “Pray” for God Daily
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Ukraine – Kyiv
Ukraine sounds like (“Uk+rain”)
Kyiv sounds like (“key”)
Mind Trick : In Uk,while raining lost KEY
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Taiwan – Taipei
Taiwan sounds like (“Tie +One”)
Taipei sounds like (“Tie +Pi”)
Mind Trick : TieOne – TiePi
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Estonia –Tallinn
Estonia sound like “Yes +Stone”
Mind Trick : Stone is Tall
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Venezuela- Caracas
Mind Trick : Veny Travels in Car
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Congo- Brazzaville
Brazzaville-Brazil +Ville
Mind Trick : Congo’s to Brazil for hosting FIFA WorldCup
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New Zealand – Wellington
Wellington -Washington
Mind Trick : New Washington
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Bulgaria –Sofia
Bulgaria –Bulk +Area
Sofia looks like “Sofa”
Mind Trick : Bulk of Sofa’s in that Area
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Brazil – Brasillia
Brasillia – Brazil+lia
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Croatia- Zagreb
Croatia sounds like (“Coast +Asia”)
Zagreb sounds like (“za+Grey”)
Mind Trick: Coast Asia people like “Grey” Colour
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Cyprus – Nicosia
Nicosia sounds like (“Nik +Asia”)
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Famous Countries & Capitals
Afghanistan – Kabul
Bangladesh – Dhaka
China – Beijing
Pakistan – Islamabad
UAE – Abu Dhabi
Vietnam – Hanoi
Srilanka – Colombo
Philippines – Manila
Japan – Tokyo
Italy – Rome
France – Paris
Spain – Madrid

04 Aug

IDBI Assistant Manager Exam Review, Questions, Cutoff & Results 2015

IDBI Assistant Manager Exam Review 2015:

Section Total Ques. Level of Difficulty Good Attempts
Reasoning 50 Moderate 33-35
Quantitative Aptitude 50  Moderate 20-25
General Awareness 50 Easy 30-36
English Language 50 Easy to Moderate 30-34
Total 200 Moderate 113-130

General Awareness Questions Asked in (August 2, 2015) IDBI Assistant Manager Exam (Morning Shift):

Ashgabat is capital of –Turkmenistan
Lakshdweep capital – Kaveretti
Israel Currency – Shekel
Sukanya Samriddi Account Max Deposit – 1.5 Lakhs
Amount Covers 2 Lakh & Premium 12 Rupees – PMSBY
Varistha Pension Bima Yojana Max Pension – 5000 rupees
Recently Fund Allocated To Pradhan mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana – 50,000 cr
About kisan Vikas Patra identify wrong option -Account cannot Transfer to Another person
UNWTO(Tourism Organisation ) Head quarters – Madrid,Spain
Longest River of Asia – Yangtze River,China
Eden Gardens Ground – Kolkata,India
Wimbeldons mens 2015 Singles Won by – Novac Djocavic
India Defeated Which Country in SABA Championship – Srilanka
Sumit Nagal related to – Tennis
World first facial recognition Atm Launched by – China
Terracotta Warriors Museum recently visited by Namo – China
Namo Inaugurated First Branch In china – Shangai
Speed Pay Mobile Wallet launched by – BSNL

Issuing Atm Withdrawl Slips stopped By – Hdfc Bank
NPCI Developed Which Card – Rupay card
First Bank to develop Mudra card – Corporation Bank
GIFT City – Gandhinagar,Gujarat
Tehri Dam in Which State-Uttarakhand
HRIDAY Scheme – Development of Cultural heritage cities
NITI Ayog CEO – Sindhushree Khullar
Kanha National Park – Madhyapradesh
Anti Tank Missile – Nag
National Sports day To Mark -Dhyanchand Birth Anniversary
SBI Project Tatkal Home loan Gives Within – 10 days
Among 5 options not Worked as Deputy Governor-
Microsoft Tiesup Digital villages in – Mumbai,Maharashtra
Omar Sharif related to -Egyptian Actor
Maximum Amount To Carry Nepal – 25000/-
Minimum Paidup capital For Small Banks – 100 cr
Maximum denomination Can print By RBI – 10000/-
Industries & Commerce ( Independent Charge ) – Nirmala Sitaraman
Repo,Reverse Repo frequently Changed By – RBI
Co-operative Banks ,RRB Regulated by – NABARD
BSBDA Maximum balance in the account should not exceed at any time – 50000/- Rupees
E-Kyc gets Customer details linked to – Aadhar card
Banks Insured By – DICGC
Patnitop ( Chennai-Nashri )Tunnel Will Be Longest Road Tunnel Started from – Tamilnadu
Largest ATM Shared Network –
Individuals can operate Account By – 10 Years

IDBI Assistant Manager Cutoff & Results:

The cutoff will be around 120-130 for General candidates. The results will be announced within two weeks. So, all the best.

04 Aug

RBI Assistants Exam Review, Questions, Cutoff, Results August 2015

Reserve Bank of India conducted the online written exam for the recruitment of Assistants on August 1, and August 9, 2015.

RBI Assistants Online written Exam Review:

– Reasoning: Time consuming and little tough.
– Maths – Easy to medium level in difficulty.
– Computer & GK: Easy to medium level in difficutly.

Check out some of the questions asked in RBI Assistants online written exam 2015:

Computer Awareness :
Questions on input devices and output devices
Full Form of ALU
Which key is used to open HELP option
One million bytes approximately equal to
Questions on MS word
Question on booting
Question on cold boot
Question on RAM
Question on odd one out
Question on hand held devices
First page on a website is called?
Ctrl+c shortcut is used for
Question on DBMS

General Awareness:
Budget allocated for “Namami Ganges” project – Rs.20,000 crore
Daily mirror newspaper is in – London, UK
Headquarters of international maritime organization – London
Currency of Estonia – Euro
Thimpu is the capital city of – Bhutan
Y K Sabharwal who died recently was – Former chief justice of India
In SLR what does R stands for – Ratio (SLR-Statutory Liquidity Ratio)
Dispur is the capital of – Assam
World Tourism day is observed on – 27th September
The New Development Bank is headquartered in – Shangai
CEAT Indian cricketer of the year 2015 – Ajinkya Rahane
Health and family welfare minister – J P Nadda
World’s Highest mountain – Mount Everest
Brad Haddin is associated with which sport – Cricket
New service tax 14% came into effect from – 1st june, 2015
The Headquarters of Asian Development Bank is in – Philippines
Author of the book Kashmir : The Vajpayee years – A S Dulat & Aditya Sinha
Recently Which state withdraw the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) – Tripura
Biggest insurance company in India – Life Insurance Corporation of India
Under Atal Pension Yojana a person gets fixed pension at the age of – 60 Years
Question on Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bhima Yojana
Gautam buddha wildlife sanctuary is in – Bihar
Question on Sukanya Samruddi Yojana
Speed Pay App introduced by – BSNL
Indian railways mou with which one to invest 1.5 lakh crores – LIC
Man booker international prize 2015 winner – Laszlo Krasznahorkai
George Yeo is the chancellor of – Nalanda University
G7 2015 summit venue – Germany
Min wage decided by Goi- Rs 9048 per month and 348 per day for unskilled labour
House for all scheme by -2022
Snapdeal acquires stake in- Freecharge
Ipl 2015 final venue- Eden Garden Kolkota
ECGC provides- export credit
Pmjdy premium- 330 pa
Tarun Gogoi chief minister of which state- Assam
Where is the fiest industrial defence park -Kerela
Limit of shishu in shishu kishor and tarun according to plan-sishu 50000, train 1000000
Where is Keibul Lamjao national park- Manipur
2011 rural population- 69.84%
Minimum amount under sukanya yojana- 1000
Where is Kazi Nazrul Islam airport – Kolkata
Currency of Portugese republic- Euro

GK Questions Asked – 9th August Morning Shift
Where is Kilimanjaro?
Where is Pipava?
Slovakia Currency?
Kohima is the capital of which country?
Who is Communication Minister?
Joshna Chinpa is related to which sport?
Next World Cup is to be scheduled at?
Hriday Scheme is launched for which state?
Where is WTO Headquarters?
Where is OECD Headquarters?
World Literacy Day is celebrated on which day?
Green Signal is written by?
PSLV C28 is launched by which country?
Who is the director of Buddha in a Traffic Jam?
What is Micro ATM Limit?
Pipavav Pipavav Shipyard is located where?
Khanjar 2015 exercise between India&?
Nagaland Capital?
Reverse Repo Rate?
DICGC is a subsidiary of?
Where is Natulla Pass located?
FDI in pension
Rodriguez Triple Junction
New York is situated on the banks of which river?

Quantitative Aptitude:
Problems on Simplifications, LCM, Profit & Loss, Data Interpretation (Table), work, mixture of milk and water, Boats and Streams, SI & Compound interest, Ages and Series.

Reasoning:
Problems on Seating Arrangement,Syllogisms,Inequalities etc

English:
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Spelling Errors
Fill in the blanks
Cloze test
Jumbled sentences

RBI Assistants Cutoff & Results:

The cutoff will be on higher side as the number of vacancies in each state are very less. The results will be announced within two weeks. So, all the best.