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UCO Bank Recruitment 2012 for Clerical Cadre

Govt. Bank jobs opportunity by Punjab National Bank, PNB for following posts:

Management Trainee (JMG Scale-I) – 775
(UR-392, SC-116, ST-58, OBC-209, PWD-24)

Pay-Scale : Rs.14500-25700/-

Application Fee :
Rs.50/- fee is to be paid by SC/ ST/ PH candidates.
All Others : Rs.200/-

Note: Fees has to be paid by Cash Voucher in any branch of PNB Bank. Download link for the cash voucher for PNB will be provided by bank on its website on 30.01.2012.

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10 Tips for Successful Career Planning

Career planning is not an activity that should be done once -- in high school or college -- and then left behind as we move forward in our jobs and careers. Rather, career planning is an activity that is best done on a regular basis -- especially given the data that the average worker will change careers (not jobs) multiple times over his or her lifetime. And it's never too soon or too late to start your career planning. Career planning is not a hard activity, not something to be dreaded or put off, but rather an activity that should be liberating and fulfilling, providing goals to achieve in your current career or plans for beginning a  
transition to a new career. Career planning should be a rewarding and positive experience. Here, then, are 10 tips to help you achieve successful career planning.  
1. Make Career Planning an Annual Event
Many of us have physicals, visit the eye doctor and dentist, and do a myriad of other things on an annual basis, so why not career planning? Find a day or weekend once a year -- more often if you feel the need or if you're planning a major career change -- and schedule a retreat for yourself. Try to block out all distractions so that you have the time to truly focus on your career -- what you really want out of your career, out of your life.

By making career planning an annual event, you will feel more secure in your career choice and direction -- and you'll be better prepared for the many uncertainties and difficulties that lie ahead in all of our jobs and career.
2. Map Your Path Since Last Career Planning
One of your first activities whenever you take on career planning is spending time mapping out your job and career path since the last time you did any sort of career planning. While you should not dwell on your past, taking the time to review and reflect on the path -- whether straight and narrow or one filled with any curves and dead-ends -- will help you plan for the future.

Once you've mapped your past, take the time to reflect on your course -- and note why it looks the way it does. Are you happy with your path? Could you have done things better? What might you have done differently? What can you do differently in the future?
3. Reflect on Your Likes and Dislikes, Needs and Wants
Change is a factor of life; everybody changes, as do our likes and dislikes. Something we loved doing two years ago may now give us displeasure. So always take time to reflect on the things in your life -- not just in your job -- that you feel most strongly about.

Make a two-column list of your major likes and dislikes. Then use this list to examine your current job and career path. If your job and career still fall mostly in the like column, then you know you are still on the right path; however, if your job activities fall mostly in the dislike column, now is the time to begin examining new jobs and new careers.
Finally, take the time to really think about what it is you want or need from your work, from your career. Are you looking to make a difference in the world? To be famous? To become financially independent? To effect change? Take the time to understand the motives that drive your sense of success and happiness.
4. Examine Your Pastimes and Hobbies

Interview Tips

Interviews can be nerve-wracking, but knowledge of certain basic interview-handling techniques would enable you to get the most from the experience. Here are some tips to assist you in handling any interview successfully:
BEFORE THE INTERVIEW AT THE INTERVIEW AFTER THE INTERVIEW
 
Before The Interview
  • Be prepared:
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    Do the necessary background research on the company (i.e. its mission, values, organizational culture, products/services, etc)
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    Ensure that you have the pertinent interview details (i.e. the date, time and venue for the interview, the interviewer’s full name, the correct pronunciation and his or her title)
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    Prepare the necessary documents to bring along for the interview. These documents would include extra copies of your resume, educational certificates, your identity card/passport, photographs, etc.
     

    UPSC CIVIL SERVICES PRELIMS 2012 PAPER-II SOLUTIONS WITH EXPLANATIONS

    1. Consider the following statements:

    1. All artists are whimsical.
    2. Some artists are drug addicts.
    3. Frustrated people are prone to become drug addicts.
    From the above three statements it may be concluded that
    (a) Artists are frustrated.
    (b) Some drug addicts are whimsical.
    (c) All frustrated people are drug addicts.
    (d) Whimsical people are generally frustrated.
    Ans. (b)
    Exp: All artists are whimsical and some of the artists are drug addicts. Thus all those artists who are drug addict are also whimsical. Hence some drug addicts are whimsical and correct answer option is (b).
    2. Examine the following statements:
    1. Either A and B are of the same age or A is older than B.
    2. Either C and D are of the same age or D is older than C.
    3. B is older than C.
    Which one of the following conclusions can be drawn from the above statements?
    (a) A is older than B (b) B and D are of the same age
    (c) D is older than C (d) A is older than C
    Ans. (d)
    Exp: A is more than equal to B and B is more than C. Hence A is more than C. Regarding ages of B and D, anyone can be elder or younger to anyone. Hence answer is (d).
    3. Examine the following statements:
    1. Only those who have a pair of binoculars can become the members of the birdwatcher’s club.
    2. Some members of the birdwatcher’s club have cameras.
    3. Those members who have cameras can take part in photo-contests.
    Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the above statements?
    (a) All those who have a pair of binoculars are members of the birdwatcher’s club.
    (b) All members of the birdwatcher’s club have a pair of binoculars.
    (c) All those who take part in photo-contests are members of the birdwatcher’s club.
    (d) No conclusion can be drawn.
    Ans. (b)
    Exp: Only those who have binoculars can be a part of birdwatcher’s club, hence all the members of birdwatcher’s club will have binoculars for sure. But all those who have binoculars may not be part of birdwatcher’s club. Hence answer is (b).
    4. During the last summer vacation, Ankit went to a summer camp where he took part in hiking, swimming and boating. This summer, he is looking forward to a music camp where he hopes to sing, dance and learn to play the guitar.
    Based on the above information, four conclusions, as given below, have been made. Which one of these logically follows from the information given above?
    (a) Ankit’s parents want him to play the guitar.
    (b) Ankit prefers music to outdoor activities.
    (c) Ankit goes to some type of camp every summer.
    (d) Ankit likes to sing and dance.
    Ans. (c)
    Exp: No reasons are specified in the question for going to different camps. Since, Ankit goes for different camps for different years; we can surely say that right answer is (c).
    5. Three persons A, B and C wore shirts of black, blue and orange colours (not necessarily in that order) and pants of green, yellow and orange colours (not necessarily in that order). No person wore shirt and pants of the same colour. Further, it is given that
    1. A did not wear shirt of black colour.
    2. B did not wear shirt of blue colour.
    3. C did not wear shirt of orange colour.
    4. A did not wear pants of green colour.
    5. B wore pants of orange colour.
    What were the colours of the pants and shirt worn by C, respectively?
    (a) Orange and black (b) Green and blue
    (c) Yellow and blue (d) Yellow and black
    Ans. (b)
    Exp: Solving the question we will get the following table for these three persons

    6. Ten new TV shows started in January—5 sitcoms, 3 drama and 2 news magazines. By April, only seven of the new shows were still on, five of them being sitcoms.
    Based on the above information, four conclusions, as given below, have been made. Which one of these logically follows from the information given above?
    (a) Only one news magazine show is still on.
    (b) Only one of the drama shows is still on.
    (c) At least one discontinued shows was a drama.
    Ans. (c)
    Exp: No reason is provided for discontinuation of any program. Hence, nothing can be claimed about option (d). Although, as only 7 shows are continued, there are exactly 3 shows discontinued.  Out of these 3 shows, maximum of 2 can be news magazines. Hence, at least 1 drama has been discontinued. Hence answer is (c)

    7. Read the passage given below and the two statements that follows (given on the basis of the passage) :
    Four men are waiting at Delhi airport for a Mumbai flight. Two are doctors and the other two are businessmen. Two speak Gujarati and two speak Tamil. No two of the same profession speak the same language. Two are Muslims and two are Christians. No two of the same religion are of the same profession, nor do they speak the same language. The Tamil-speaking doctor is a Christian.
    1. The Christian-businessman speaks Gujarati.
    2. The Gujarati-speaking doctor is a Muslim.
    What of the above statements is/are correct conclusion/conclusions?
    (a) 1 only (b) 2 only
    (c) Both 1 and 2 (d) Neither 1 nor 2
    Ans. (c)
    Exp: Assume four persons are A, B, C, D. Following table gives descriptions of these four persons.
    Hence answer is (c)
    8. Consider the following statement:
    “Though quite expensive, television is not a luxury item, as one can learn many things through television.”
    Which one of the following is a valid inference from the above statement?
    (a) All expensive things is a valid inference from the above statement.
    (b) All essential things for learning are not luxury.
    (c) Television is essential for learning.
    (d) Television is not a luxury item.
    Ans. (b)
    Exp: In the statement given, television is considered not to be a luxury item just because one can learn various things from it. So, we can say that anything which is essential for learning is not luxury. Hence answer is (b).
    9. Mr. Kumar drives to work at an average speed of 48 km per hour. The time taken to cover the first 60% of the distance is 10 minutes more than the time taken to cover the remaining distance. How far is his office?
    (a) 30 km (b) 40 km
    (c) 45 km (d) 48 km
    Ans. (b)
    Exp: Difference between time taken to travel 60% of journey and time taken to travel 40% of journey is the time taken to travel 20% of the journey. Hence, time taken to travel 20% of journey is 10 min and thus, time taken to travel complete journey (100% of journey) is 50 minutes. Hence, total distance is .
    Hence, answer is (b)
    10. Gita is prettier than Sita but not as pretty as Rita. Then,
    (a) Sita is not as pretty as Gita.
    (b) Sita is prettier than Rita.
    (c) Rita is not as pretty as Gita.
    (d) Gita is prettier than Rita.
    Ans. (a)
    Exp: Rita is prettier than Gita and Gita is prettier than Sita. Hence, Sita is not as pretty as Gita. Hence, answer is (a).
    11. Given that,
    1. A is the brother of B.
    2. C is the father of A.
    3. D is the brother of E.
    4. E is the daughter of B.
    Then, the uncle of D is
    (a) A (b) B
    (c) C (d) E
    Ans. (a)
    Exp: B’s daughter is E and her brother is D. Hence, D’s uncle will be B’s brother who is A. Hence, answer is (a).
    12. Examine the following statements:
    1. Rama scored less than Ratna.
    2. Rani scored less than Ratna.
    3. Ratna scored more than Rama.
    4. Padma scored more than Rama but less than Ratna.
    Who scored the highest?
    (a) Rama (b) Padma
    (c) Rani (d) Ratana
    Ans. (d)
    Exp: Ratna has scored more than Padma. Padma has scored more than Rama. Rama has scored more than Rani. Hence, Ratna has scored maximum marks. Hence, answer is (d).

    Directions for the following 6 (six) items:
    Read the following two passages and answer the items that follow each passage. Your answers to these items should be based on the passages only.
    Passage – 1
    The poor, especially in market economies, need the strength that collectivities offer for creating more economic, social and political space for themselves, for enhancing their socioeconomic well-being and voice, and as a protection against free market individualism. It has been argued that a group approach to farming, especially in the form of bottom up agricultural production collectivities, offers substantial scope for poverty alleviation and empowering the poor as well as enhancing agricultural productivity. To realize this potential, however, the groups would need to be voluntary in nature, small in size, participative in decision making and equitable in work sharing and benefit distribution. There are many notable examples of such collectivities to be found in varied contexts, such as in the transition economies. All of them bear witness to the possibility of successful cooperation under given conditions. And although the gender impact of the family cooperatives in the transition economies are uncertain, the Indian examples of women-only groups farming offer considerable potential for benefiting women.

    13. Agricultural collectivities such as group based farming can provide the rural poor
    1. Empowerment.
    2. Increased agricultural productivity.
    3. Safeguard against exploitative markets.
    4. Surplus production of agricultural commodities.
    Select the correct answer using the codes given below:
    (a) 1, 2, 3, and 4 (b) 1, 2 and 3 only
    (c) 2 and 4 only (d) 1, 3 and 4 only
    Ans. (b)

    14. What does the author imply by “gender impact”?
    (a) Women are doubtful participants in cooperatives.
    (b) Family cooperatives may not include women.
    (c) Women benefiting from group farming.
    (d) Women’s role in transition economies is highly restrictive.
    Ans. (c)
    15. Consider the following assumptions:
    1. It is imperative for transition economies to have agricultural collectivities.
    2. Agricultural productivity can be increased by group approach to farming.
    With reference to the above passage, which of these assumptions is/are valid?
    (a) 1 only (b) 2 only
    (c) Both 1 and 2 (d) Neither 1 nor 2
    Ans. (c)
    Passage – 2
    In a typical Western liberal context, deepening of democracy invariably leads to consolidation of ‘liberal values”. In the Indian context, democratization is translated into greater involvement of people not as ‘individuals’ which is a staple to liberal discourse, but as communities or groups. Individuals are getting involved in the public sphere not as ‘atomized’ individuals but as members of primordial communities drawn on religious or caste identity. Community-identity seems to be the governing force. It is not therefore surprising that the so-called peripheral groups continue to maintain their identities with reference to the social groups (caste, religion or sect) to which they belong while getting involved in the political processes despite the fact that their political goals remain more or less identical. By helping to articulate the political voice of the marginalized, democracy in India has led to ‘a loosening of social strictures” and empowered the peripherals to be confident of their ability to improve the socio-economic conditions in which they are placed. This is a significant political process that had led to a silent revolution through a meaningful transfer of power from the upper caste elites to various subaltern groups within the democratic framework of public governance.

    16. According to the passage, what does “deepening of democracy” mean in the Western context?
    (a) Consolidation of group and class identities.
    (b) Democratization translated as greater involvement of people.
    (c) Democratization as greater involvement of ‘atomized” individuals in the public sphere.
    (d) None of the statements (a), (b) and (c) given above is correct in this context. 
    Ans. (d)

    17. Greater democratization in India has not necessarily led to
    (a) The dilution of caste and communal identities in the public sphere.
    (b) Irrelevance of community identity as a governing force in Indian politics.
    (c) Marginalization of elite groups in society.
    (d) Relative unimportance of hereditary identities over class identities. 
    Ans. (b)

    18. What is the “silent revolution” that has occurred in the Indian democratic process?
    (a) Irrelevance of caste and class hierarchies in political processes.
    (b) Loosening of social strictures in voting behavior and patterns.
    (c) Social change through transfer of power from upper caste elites to subaltern groups.
    (d) All the statements (a), (b) and (c) given above are correct in this context.
    Ans. (c)
    Directions for the following 5 (five) items: Examine the information given in the following paragraph and answer the items that follow:
    Guest lectures on five subjects viz., Economics, History, Statistics, English and Mathematics have to be arranged in a week from Monday to Friday. Only one lecture can be arranged on each day. Economics cannot be scheduled on Tuesday. Guest faculty for History is available only on Tuesday. Mathematics lecture has to be scheduled immediately after the day of Economics lecture. English lecture has to be scheduled immediately before the day of Economics lecture.
    19. Which lecture is scheduled on Monday?
    (a) History (b) Economics
    (c) Mathematics (d) Statistics
    Ans. (d)
    Exp for question 19 to 23:
    Tuesday has to be History and English, Economics and mathematics has to be on consecutive days. Hence, these lectures will be scheduled as
     

    20. Which lecture is scheduled between Statistics and English?
    (a) Economics (b) History
    (c) Mathematics (d) No lecture
    Ans. (b)

    21. Which lecture is the last one in the week?
    (a) History (b) English
    (c) Mathematics (d) Economics
    Ans. (c)

    22. Which lecture is scheduled on Wednesday?
    (a) Statistics (b) Economics
    (c) English (d) History
    Ans. (c)

    23. Which lecture is scheduled before the Mathematics lecture?
    (a) Economics (b) History
    (c) Statistics (d) English
    Ans. (a)

    24. Two glasses of equal volume are respectively half and three-fourths filled with milk. They are then filled to the brim by adding water. They are then filled to the brim by adding water. Their contents are then poured into another vessel. What will be the ratio of milk to water in this vessel?
    (a) 1 : 3 (b) 2 : 3
    (c) 3 : 2 (d) 5 : 3
    Ans. (d)
    Exp: Assume two vessels to be 100 liters of capacity. Hence, first beaker will have 50 liters of milk and 50 liters of water. And second beaker will have 75 liters of milk and 25 liters of water. Mixing these two, we will get 125 liters of milk and 75 liters of water. Thus, the ratio of milk and water will be 125 : 75 = 5 : 3. Hence, answer is (d).
    25. Consider the following statements:
    1. All machines consume energy.
    2. Electricity provides energy.
    3. Electrically operated machines are cheap to maintain.
    4. Electrically operated machines do not cause pollution.
    Which one of the following inferences can be drawn from the above statements?
    (a) All machines are run by electric energy.
    (b) There is no form of energy other than electricity.
    (c) Most machines are operated on electric energy.
    (d) Electrically operated machines are preferable to use.

    Ans. (d)
    Exp: As per the question, Electricity is one mode of energy and there can be other modes of getting energy. Although, question talks about positives of electricity and thus, electrically operated machines are preferable to use. Hence answer is (d).
    26. Examine the following statements:
    1. None but the rich can afford air-travel.
    2. Some of those who travel by air become sick.
    3. Some of those who become sick require treatment.
    Which one of the following conclusions can be drawn from the above statements?
    (a) All the rick persons travel by air.
    (b) Those who travel by air become sick.
    (c) All the rick persons become sick.
    (d) All those who travel by air are rich.
    Ans. (d)
    Exp: As per the first statement, only Rich persons can travel by air. Hence, answer is (d).
    27. In five flats, one above the other, live five professionals. The professor has to go up to meet his IAS officer friend. The doctor is equal friendly to all, and has to go up as frequently as go down. The engineer has to go up to meet his MLA friend above whose flat lives the professor's friend.
    From the ground floor to the top floor, in what order do the five professionals live?
    (a) Engineer, Professor, Doctor, IAS officer, MLA
    (b) Professor, Engineer, Doctor, IAS officer, MLA
    (c) IAS officer, Engineer, Doctor, Professor, MLA
    (d) Professor, Engineer, Doctor, MLA, IAS officer
    Ans. (d)
    Exp: Professor’s friend is IAS officer as denoted in the first condition. The last condition denotes that IAS officer lives in the flat above that of the MLA. This is only in the case of option (d).

    Central Bank of India P.O. General Awareness Solved Paper

    Solved Paper
    Central Bank of India Probationary Officers Exam., 2010
    (Held on 25-7-2010)
    General Awareness 

    1. Equity schemes managed strong NAV gains, which boost their assets’ was a news in some financial newspapers. What is the full form of the term NAV as used in above head lines ?
    (A) Nil Accounting Variation
    (B) Net Accounting Venture
    (C) Net Asset Value
    (D) New Asset Venture
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (C)

    2. As per reports published in various news papers, mutual fund companies showed 94 per cent growth in their total profits during 2009-10. This means the profits earned by these companies were 94 per cent—
    (A) Of the total investments they made collectively during the year
    (B) More than their profits during previous year
    (C) Of the total capital of the company
    (D) Less than the total expenditure of the companies
    (D) None of these
    Ans : (B)

    3. As per the news published in various news papers Pakistan has imposed 15 per cent regulatory duty on exports of cotton yarn. Why countries are required to impose regulatory duties on exports of some of their commodities while in the eyes of the layman more exports means more foreign exchange and more revenue for the Govt. ?
    1. It is done to control the exports of a commodity as it may be needed more in local markets than in foreign countries.
    2. It is done to control the general inflation in the country as the inordinate exports of various commodities create imbalance and also cost push inflation.
    3. It is a good short time measure to collect more revenue from the exports of the commodity which is in high demand in overseas markets.
    (A) Only 1
    (B) Only 2
    (C) Only 3
    (D) All 1, 2 and 3
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (A)

    4. As per the reports published in some major news papers ‘ADAG companies’ made good profits during the year. ADAG companies are popularly known as —
    (A) Companies owned by Tata Group
    (B) Aditya Birla Companies
    (C) Reliance companies
    (D) Companies owned by Aptech
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (C)

    5. ONGC – Mittal Energy finds hydrocarbons in two blocks OPL-279 & OPL -285 in Nigerian sea was the news in some major news papers. what is the full form of the term OPL as used in the above head line ?
    (A) Oil Prospecting License
    (B) Ownership and Partnership Lease
    (C) Overseas Private Line
    (D) ONGC Petroleum Ltd.
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (A)

    6. “Mutual Funds reported exceptional performance in 2009-10” was the news in major financial news papers recently. What is a mutual fund ?
    1. A type of collective investment scheme that pools money from many investors and invest it in stocks, bonds or other money market instruments.
    2. It is a subsidiary of a bank or financial company created specially to ralse money to be invested in a particular industry i.e. housing or insurance etc. The money raised thus cannot be invested anywhere else.
    3. When several banks and financial companies come together and create a common pool of money to fund
    mega infrastructural project like bridges, roads, power plants etc. the common pool is known as Mutual Fund.
    (A) Only 1
    (B) Only 2
    (C) Only 3
    (D) All 1, 2 and 3
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (B)

    7. As we all know the Bank Rate at present is fixed at 6%. What does it mean in context to the banking operations ?
    (A) No bank will be able to give loan to any party on a rate lower than the Bank Rate
    (B) Bank should give loan to their priority sector customers/borrowers at the rate of 6% only. They cannot charge less or more than this from their priority sector clients
    (C) Banks are required to invest 6% of their total capital on financial inclusion and inclusive banking operations
    (D) Banks will be required to give 6% of their total deposits to the Govt. of India for meeting its Balance of Trade requirements
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (A)

    8. As per the reports in various news papers many private companies are trying to obtain the licences to launch a banking company in India. Which of the following organizations/agencies issue the licence for the same ?
    (A) Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
    (B) Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF)
    (C) Indian Bank Association
    (D) Registrar of Companies
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (E)

    9. We very frequently read about Europe’s Sovereign—debt crisis these day. Which of the following statement/s is/are true about the same ?
    1. In early 2010 the Euro crisis developed in some countries like Greece, Spain and Portugal.
    2. This created a credit default swap between the countries of the European Union.
    3. SAARC countries have offered some assistance to some of severely affected countries like Portugal, Spain & Greece.
    (A) Only 1
    (B) Only 2
    (C) Only 1 and 2
    (D) All 1, 2 and 3
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (A)

    10. As we all know the RBI has raised the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) by 25 bps. in April 2010. What action banks will have to take to implement the same ?
    1. They will have to deposit some more money with the RBI as a reserved money.
    2. Banks will be required to give some more loan to projects of the priority sector.
    3. Banks will be required to give loan equivalent to the CRR to the Govt. of India for its day to day expenditure as and when required.
    (A) Only 1
    (B) Only 2
    (C) Only 3
    (D) Only 1 and 2
    (E) All 1, 2 and 3
    Ans : (A)

    11. As per estimates given by the RBI the Economic Growth during the year 2010-11 will be at which of the following levels ?
    (A) 6•5%
    (B) 7%

    Allahabad Bank Clerk Computer Knowledge Solved Paper

    Allahabad Bank Clerk (Second Shift) Exam., 2011 (Held on 8-5-2011) Computer Knowledge Solved Paper
    Allahabad Bank Clerk (Second Shift) Exam., 2011
    (Held on 8-5-2011)
    Computer Knowledge : Solved Paper


    1. Information on a computer is stored as what ?
    (A) Analog data
    (B) Digital data
    (C) Modem data
    (D) Watts data
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (B)

    2. C, BASIC, COBOL and Java are examples of ……… languages.
    (A) low-level
    (B) computer
    (C) system programming
    (D) high-level
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (D)

    3. Most Web sites have a main page, the ………, which acts as a doorway to the rest of the Web site pages.
    (A) search engine
    (B) home page
    (C) browser
    (D) URL
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (B)

    4. An email account includes a storage area, often called a(n)—
    (A) attachment
    (B) hyperlink
    (C) mailbox
    (D) IP address
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (C)

    5. The ……… is the box that houses the most important parts of a computer system.
    (A) software
    (B) hardware
    (C) input device
    (D) system unit
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (D)

    6. What type of computer could be found in a digital watch ?
    (A) Mainframe computer
    (B) Supercomputer
    (C) Embedded computer
    (D) Notebook computer
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (C)

    7. What is a modem connected to ?
    (A) Processor
    (B) Mother board
    (C) Printer
    (D) Phone line
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (D)

    8. A(n) ……… is a collection of information that determines which files you can access and which settings you use.
    (A) network
    (B) user account
    (C) operating system
    (D) file system
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (B)

    9. The space in your computer that loads and works with data—
    (A) cache memory
    (B) CPU
    (C) megabyte
    (D) RAM memory
    (E) ROM memory
    Ans : (D)

    10. ……… hard drives are permanently located inside the system unit and are not designed to be removed, unless they need to be repaired or replaced.
    (A) Static
    (B) Internal
    (C) External
    (D) Remove
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (B)

    11. A computer ……… consists of two or more computers and other devices that are connected for the purpose of sharing data and programs.
    (A) network
    (B) system
    (C) workstation
    (D) device
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (A)

    12. The taskbar is located—
    (A) on the Start menu
    (B) at the bottom of the screen
    (C) on the Quick Launch toolbar
    (D) at the top of the screen
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (B)

    13. Once information is input into a computer, it becomes—
    (A) objects
    (B) data
    (C) ideas
    (D) facts
    (E) None of these
    Ans : (B)

    14. Generally, you access the Recycle Bin through an icon located—
    (A) on the desktop
    (B) on the hard drive

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    सीकर.12वीं कॉमर्स में तीन मैरिट देने वाले शेखावाटी के होनहारों ने ऑप्शनल सब्जेक्ट में जहां झंडे गाड़े हैं वहीं कंपलसरी में उनकी पकड़ थोड़ी और मजबूत होती तो हमारी मैरिट का सेंसेक्स और बढ़ जाता। अनिवार्य हिंदी और अंग्रेजी को हल्के से लेना उन्हें पछाड़ गया। इसके पीछे कारण एनसीईआरटी का नया सिलेबस भी रहा है। 

    वे नए पैटर्न को समझने में थोड़ा चूक गए वहीं उन्होंने सीए सीपीटी को ध्यान में रखते हुए ऑप्शनल सब्जेक्ट पर ज्यादा मेहनत की। जिले में ही जिन विद्यार्थियों ने मैथ्स, कंप्यूटर साइंस, इंफॉर्मेशन प्रेक्टिसेज, एकाउंटेंसी, बिजनेस स्टडी में 90 से ज्यादा अंक हासिल किए, उनके अंग्रेजी में 70 से ज्यादा नंबर नहीं आए। 

    कई विद्यार्थी ऐसे हैं जिनके हिंदी व अंग्रेजी में कम अंक आने से वे जिला मैरिट से भी चूक गए जबकि उनके अन्य विषयों में अंक राज्य स्तरीय मेरिट के हैं। एक्सपर्ट बताते हैं कि मेरिट इन विषयों पर ही निर्भर करती है। हिंदी व अंग्रेजी में व्याकरण के भी नंबर कट जाते हैं।


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