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Computer Software & Operating System

Hello readers, now we are aware of basic fundamentals of computers and its history. Even we have learned about its functional units, how computer can perform and process data.

Today we will provide the information on Computer Software & Operating System which is the main part of using computer.

Computer Software

The software is the information that the computer uses to get the job done. Software needs to be accessed before it can be used. There are many terms used for process of accessing software including running, executing, starting up, opening, and others.

Computer programs allow users to complete tasks. A program can also be referred to as an application and the two words are used interchangeably.

Examples of software programs or applications would be the Operating System (DOS, Windows, UNIX, MacOS and various others), Wordprocessor (typing letters), Spreadsheet (financial info), Database (inventory control and address book), Graphics program, Internet Browser, Email and many others.

There are two types of software

System SoftwareApplication Software

System Software

System software is a type of computer program that is designed to run a computer's hardware and application programs. If we think of the computer system as a layered model, the system software is the interface between the hardware and user applications.

Some examples of system software are Operating System, Compilers, Interpreter, and Assemblers etc.

Features of system software are as follows:

Close to systemFast in speedDifficult to designDifficult to understandLess interactiveSmaller in sizeDifficult to manipulateGenerally written in low-level language

Application Software

An application program is a computer program designed to perform a group of coordinated functions, tasks, or activities for the benefit of the user. Examples of an application include a word processor, a spreadsheet, an accounting application, a web browser, a media player, an aeronautical flight simulator, a console game or a photo editor.

Application software may consist of a single program, such as a Microsoft's notepad for writing and editing simple text. It may also consist of a collection of programs, often called a software package, which work together to accomplish a task, such as a spreadsheet package.

Examples of Application software are following:

Payroll Software, Student Record Software, Inventory Management Software, Income Tax Software, Railways Reservation Software, Microsoft Office Suite Software, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint.

Features of application software are as follows:

Close to userEasy to designMore interactiveSlow in speedGenerally written in high-level languageEasy to understandEasy to manipulate and useBigger in size and requires large storage space

Operating System

An operating system or OS is a software program that enables the computer hardware to communicate and operate with the computer software. Without a computer operating system, a computer and software programs would be useless.

When computers were first introduced, the user interacted with them using a command line interface, which required commands. Today, almost every computer is using a Graphical User Interface (GUI) operating system that is much easier to use and operate.

Examples of computer operating systems

Microsoft Windows 7, 8, 10 - PC and IBM compatible operating system. Microsoft Windows is the most common and used operating system.

Apple MacOS - Apple Mac operating system. The only Apple computer operating system is MacOS.

Ubuntu Linux - A popular variant of Linux used with PC and IBM compatible computers.

Google Android - operating system used with Android compatible phones.

iOS - Operating system used with the Apple iPhone.

How to Feel Confident for an Exam

For many students the biggest problem with exams is a lack of confidence, or what some people might call "test anxiety".

While knowing the content of the exam is, obviously, of importance, being able to put yourself in the proper mental state to excel and show off your learning is also significant.

But test anxiety can be decreased by thorough preparation, mental and physical relaxation, and help from others. Knowing that you've done everything you can to prepare can help you feel more confident before going into an exam.

The following tips can help you boost your confidence.

Well preparation

The best way to study is not to cram it all in hours or minutes before an exam. In fact, research has proven that a person who studies and then gets some rest does better on a test than someone who crams for twice as long and then goes straight to the exam. Make a study schedule. To make sure you don't leave studying to the last minute, create a schedule for when you will study during the days or weeks before the exam. Making a study schedule can help you to avoid allowing other activities to interfere with studying. You've done all the work to get to where you are now. You've spent countless hours memorizing, making outlines, drawing diagrams, and group-studying. And you've probably done hundreds of practice questions. Trust your hard work. You'll need to prepare differently depending on whether your exam will require you to write an essay or answer multiple choice questions. Make sure you know what kind of test you'll be taking and prepare accordingly.

Not everyone is perfect in all the areas of study.

You must have a few strengths and a few weaknesses.

What are needs for a good preparation strategy is to identify your strengths and weakness in order to utilize your strengths and improve your weaknesses successfully.

So, if you are weak in any of the above sections, you should immediately start working on the same.

Revise and review your study

This is one reason that taking notes about what you are learning is so important. As you write notes your brain is more likely to record, and later be able to recall, what you learned.

Another great way to remember what you learn better is to discuss it with someone. Study groups are great for this. When you talk about something you not only come up with more ideas, but you relate it to what you already know, you put it into context, and you better understand and remember it. Keep your learning style in mind when creating your study tools. For example, if you are a more visual learner, you may retain more information by drawing diagrams or mind maps.

Positive Thinking

Both when studying and when actually sitting for an exam, attitude matters. A positive attitude keeps your mind open, it keeps your body relaxed, and it makes it easier for you to concentrate and recall what you have learned.

Practice self-affirmation - the process of transforming your thoughts to focus on the positive and downplay the negative. For example, remind yourself that you worked hard to prepare for this test.

Challenge your negative thoughts. While you're studying, imagine yourself taking the test and answering the questions with confidence. Imagine yourself getting the test back with the grade you want. While visualization can't replace preparation, it can help you to feel more confident, which can improve performance. [

Calm your body and mind

Fear releases adrenaline, preparing the body to deal with danger. Your heart rate and breathing speed up and you may feel shaky, sweaty, and/or dizzy. Anything you can do to counteract these physical reactions will help you think more clearly and feel more confident. Continuing the schedule from the previous tip, let's remember that you also need to rest your mind and open it up for more learning.

So, some of those breaks might be relaxing, taking a nap, eating, and otherwise taking care of your body. But some should include taking care of your mind, perhaps through meditation. Let's say that it is now 7pm, do a bit of yoga or meditation. Then, do a final hour of studying before getting a good night's sleep.

Drink plenty water and eat healthy foods

Drinking ample water (6-8 glasses a day, for most people), and eating healthy food including lean meats, fresh fruits and vegetables, and whole grains, is an important part of giving your body energy and your mind the power it needs. Choose protein-filled snacks and avoid sugar, which can give you quick energy that may run out in the middle of the exam.

Trust your preparation before exam and avoid talking about your studies

Sometimes the best way to relieve stress is to not talk about the topic but, instead, just take a break and let your mind relax.

This is particularly true of test anxiety; it is important that you get your mind of your studies in the hour or so just before the exam. Rather than cramming in those last minute facts, trust that you have done your due diligence, studied what needed to be studied, and now give yourself a mental time out. Clear your mind and go into the test fresh.

Exam hall And What Strategy you should Adopt for Exam.

Read question paper: Once you get the question paper, your first job should be giving a thorough glance to the questions. You should be patient, calm and careful at this time.

Divide time: Before starting to attempt questions, you need to divide the 2-hours in various sections in accordance with your section-wise strengths and weaknesses. Here, you also need to ascertain priorities among the sections as well as questions within them.

Accuracy: A lot of concentration is needed to maintain accuracy during your exam. Revision of your calculation is always helpful. Solve the questions carefully.

Speed: While appearing in an exam like this, speed cannot be compromised. Leaving exam hall with a half-done paper due to lack of time is always painful.

Revise: You should save some time only for revision of your answers

Tips to practice Antonyms

We have already discussed how to practice Synonyms. You have the idea how to remember Synonyms or same words. Today we will discuss about Antonyms.

What are Antonyms?

An antonym is a word that is the opposite meaning of another. It comes from the Greek words "anti" for opposite and "onym" for name. Since language is complex, people may at times, disagree on what words are truly opposite in meaning to other words.

Why Are Antonyms Important?

Oddly enough, to better understand the meaning of a word, we can take a look at its antonym, or opposite meaning. For instance, take the word 'morose.' The definition of 'morose' is 'gloomily or sullenly ill-humored.' Sometimes, even reading a dictionary definition is not enough to give us a complete understanding of a word. Most dictionaries provide synonyms and antonyms, as well.

For instance, here are a few listed synonyms for the word 'morose:' 'moody,' 'sour,' 'sulky.' Also, here are a few antonyms: 'cheerful' and 'optimistic.' Now we know that the opposite of 'morose' is cheerful and even optimistic! Taking a look at both the synonyms and antonyms really provides us with a clearer definition.

Practicing Tips

Tips 1: Search for the antonyms for a word.

Here is an example of antonyms for the word "Cold".Hot, summer - these two are antonyms or opposite words of the word ColdAnother example of antonyms - GoodBad, badly, badness, evil, evilness, ill, malevolent, malicious, poorly, wicked

Tips 2: Search for synonyms of the antonyms identified in tips one.

If you take the second antonym listed, "bad," and search for synonyms, you would be shown 73 synonyms for "bad."That would give you a lot of antonyms to choose from when looking for that perfect antonym for good, including words such as: awful, dreadful, hard, hopeless, inferior, lousy, painful, rotten, severe, stale, terrible, and tough.

Categories of Antonyms

There are three categories of antonyms:

Graded antonyms - deal with levels of the meaning of the words, like if something is not "good", is may still not be "bad." There is a scale involved with some words, and besides good and bad there can be average, fair, excellent, terrible, poor, or satisfactory.

Complementary antonyms - have a relationship where there is no middle ground. There are only two possibilities, either one or the other.

Relational antonyms - are sometimes considered a subcategory of complementary antonyms. With these pairs, for there to be a relationship, both must exist.

Examples of Antonyms

Afraid - ConfidentArrogant - HumbleBrave - CowardlyDestroy - CreateEast - WestBlack - WhiteFreeze - BoilInnocent - GuiltyCompliment - InsultPraise - CriticismRandom - SpecificSturdy - WeakSunny - CloudyTimid - BoldVague - DefiniteVillain - Hero

Adding a Prefix to Antonyms

Antonyms are pairs of words with almost opposite meanings. Considering short and tall which are opposite in connotation however both fall under the invariable parts of speech like adjectives and would take the same place in a sentence. Some words can be changed into antonyms merely by adding the prefixes 'in,' 'dis,' 'non,' 'ir,' 'un,' etc.

Examples:

Likable - UnlikableImportant - UnimportantForgivable - UnforgivableAdvantage - DisadvantageSatisfied - DissatisfiedPatient - ImpatientLegal - IllegalEffective - IneffectiveComplete - IncompleteRelevant - Irrelevant

Articles - a, an, the

Articles - a, an, the

Articles A-An-The ની પ્રેક્ટીસ વર્ક with Reasons

1. ….. Angel (no Article-નામ છે)
2. ….. April (no Article-નામ છે)
3. ….. bag (a)
4. ….. ball (a)
5. ….. biggest tree (the-SD છે)
6. ….. boat (a)
7. ….. boys (no Article-બહુવચન છે)
8. ….. brain (the-શરીરનું અંગ નામ છે)
9. ….. bus (a)
10. ….. camel (a)
11. ..... cattle (no Article-બહુવચન છે)
12. ..... children (no Article-બહુવચન છે)
13. ..... China (no Article-નામ છે)
14. ..... coat (a)
15. ..... computers (no Article-બહુવચન છે)
16. ..... diesel (no Article-પ્રવાહી નામ છે)
17. ..... dog (a)
18. ..... donkey (a)
19. ..... Europe (the-ખંડનું નામ છે)
20. ..... fish (a)
21. ..... girls (no Article-બહુવચન છે)
22. ..... gold (no Article-ધાતુ છે)
23. ..... gold ring (a)
24. ..... great wall of china (the-અજાયબી છે)
25. ..... green (no Article-કલરનું નામ છે)
26. ..... Gujarati (no Article-ભાષાનું નામ છે)
27. ..... honest boy (an)
28. ..... India (no Article-દેશનું નામ છે)
29. ..... inn (an)
30. ..... intelligent ((no Article-વિશેષણ છે)
31. ..... intelligent kid (an)
32. ..... iron (no Article-ધાતુનું નામ છે)
33. ..... iron gate (an)
34. ..... Japan (no Article-દેશનું નામ છે)
35. ..... Jigna (no Article-વ્યક્તિનું નામ છે)
36. ..... Kalhari desert (the-રણ છે)
37. ..... Kishan (no Article-વ્યક્તિનું નામ છે)
38. ..... longest river. (the- SD છે)
39. ..... manager (the-મુખ્ય/વીશીષ્ટ હોદો છે)
40. ..... Monday (no Article-વારનું નામ છે)
41. ..... New York Times (the-છાપાનું નામ છે)
42. ..... next candidate (the-ક્રમ વાચક સંખ્યા છે)
43. ..... Niger (the-નદીનું નામ છે)
44. ..... Nile (the-નદીનું નામ છે)
45. ..... north (the-દિશાનું નામ છે)
46. ..... north America (the-ખંડનું નામ છે)
47. ..... north pole (the-પૃથ્વી પરનું બિંદુ છે)
48. ..... oil (No Article-પ્રવાહી નામ છે)
49. ..... people (No Article-બહુવચન છે)
50. ..... petrol (No Article-પ્રવાહી નામ છે)
51. ..... pity (No Article-અમૂર્ત નામ છે)
52. ..... president (the-મુખ્ય/વિશિષ્ટ વ્યક્તિ છે)
53. ..... previous day (the-ક્રમવાચક શબ્દ છે)
54. ..... prime minister (the-મુખ્ય/વિશિષ્ટ વ્યક્તિ છે)
55. ..... principal (the-મુખ્ય/વિશિષ્ટ વ્યક્તિ છે)
56. ..... Rajkot (No Article-શહેરનું નામ છે)
57. ..... Rann of Kutch (the-રણ છે)
58. ..... Rathods (the-કુટુંબ છે)
59. ..... Red Fort  (the-પ્રખ્યાત ઈમારત છે)
60. ..... Red sea (the-સમુદ્ર છે)
61. ..... rice (No Article-જથ્થો છે)
62. ..... Rockies (the-પર્વતમાળા છે)
63. ..... Sahara desert (the-રણ છે)
64. ..... sand (No Article-રેતી/જથ્થો છે)
65. ..... second boat (the-ક્રમવાચક સંખ્યા છે)
66. ..... Seine (the-નદીનું નામ છે)
67. ..... Sinhraja forest (the-જંગલનું નામ છે)
68. ..... sky (the-અવકાશી વસ્તુ છે)
69. ..... smallest girl (the-SD છે)
70. ..... South (the-દિશાનું નામ છે)
71. ..... south pole (the-પૃથ્વી પરનું બિંદુ છે)
72. ..... stars (the-અવકાશી નામ છે)
73. ..... Suez Canal (the-કેનાલનું નામ છે)
74. ..... summer (the-ઋતુનું છે)
75. ..... sun (the-અવકાશી વસ્તુ છે)
76. ..... Sunday (No Article-વારનું નામ છે)
77. ..... Taj Mahal (the-અજાયબી છે)
78. ..... tallest boy (the-SD છે)
79. ..... tenth issue (the-ક્રમવાચક સંખ્યા છે)
80. ..... Thames (the-નદીનું નામ છે)
81. ..... Obamas (the-કુટુંબ છે)
82. ..... Pacific ocean (the-સમુદ્ર છે)
83. ..... Panama Canal (the-કેનાલનું નામ છે)
84. ..... Paradise bay (the-સમુદ્રધૂની/ઉપસાગર છે)
85. ..... Philippines (the-ટાપુઓનો સમૂહ છે)
86. ..... poor (No Article-વિશેષણ છે)
87. ..... Times of India (the-છાપાનું નામ છે)
88. ..... Tokyo (No Article-શહેરનું નામ  છે)
89. ..... tree (a)
90. ..... United Kingdom (the-સંગઠિત રાષ્ટ્રો છે)
91. ..... United States of America (the-સંગઠિતરાષ્ટ્રો છે)
92. ..... Volga Don Canal (the-કેનાલનું નામ છે)
93. ..... water (No Article-પ્રવાહી છે)
94. ..... West (the-દિશાનું નામ છે)
95. ..... white (No Article-કલરનું નામ છે)
96. ..... White House (the-પ્રખ્યાત ઈમારત છે)
97. ..... winter (the-ઋતુનું નામ છે)
98. ..... worst result (the-SD છે)
99. ..... yellow (No Article-કલરનું નામ છે)
100. ..... Yellow river (the-નદીનું નામ  છે)

How to solve Coding-decoding from Reasoning

Reasoning is a subject in which most people have a strong hand in and consider it to be their ace or ticket to clearing the cut off as they call it.

It might seem unfair to you that we are giving more preference to reasoning but the fact is that most of the people who have cleared the banking exams have scored maximum in reasoning. You can learn the time management according to your strength and weaknesses because in the end, you are going to decide everything. It's just guidance, not the final picture.

Yet we find students making errors and coming out dissatisfied and unsure about the section after the exam. This usually happens when people get attached to questions and end up wasting their time. Do not forget that the purpose of these exams is not to test your knowledge but to test your ability to manage your time and speed. So attempt as many questions you can and that too accurately.

Coding-decoding is an important section of reasoning. Today we will discuss some tips and tricks to solve coding - decoding smartly.

CODING - DECODING

Coding and decoding questions are quite tricky to answer. But these questions can be solved faster than most other questions if practised well. Let us discuss more about the type of questions we can expect in this section and some tips as well as tricks for solving them.

TYPES OF QUESTIONS

The questions can be classified into six main types:

1. Letter Coding2. Number Coding3. Mixed Coding4. Mixed Number Coding5. Decoding6. Symbols Coding

POINTS TO REMEMBER

We should consider the following points while solving these questions:

Never assume anything in any question.

Always verify the way of coding with all the letters or words or sentences.

The number of letters or words is always constant before and after the code.

Learning and practicing patterns will help to solve these questions faster.

There may be some questions which may partially satisfy multiple logics, but require to be solved completely to select the right logic.

TIPS AND TRICKS

Read the question first and then look at the options before trying to solve the question itself, unless the question seems very obvious.

Prefer a systematic approach instead of solving by trial and error if the question is not very long and options in the answers are similar. Similar options actually make it difficult to differentiate at the time of trial and error.

For example, you decoded the first four letters to be 'DCVC' but there are two options satisfying that criterion 'DCVCBX' and 'DCVCBY'. In this case, you may have to go back and solve it again, resulting in wastage of time.

If the options in the answer are very different from each other, solving by trial and error may actually be helpful in saving time. But this should be done very carefully, and it is very risky unless you are very well acquainted with prior practice.

Try to find out alternative logics which you might be missing in case you are not getting the answer from the options.

Prefer verifying your answer in all cases so that you can be sure of your logic.

Learn this table and remember this in exam time

Alphabets

Alphabetical Order

Reserve Order

A

1

26

B

2

25

C

3

24

D

4

23

E

5

22

F

6

21

G

7

20

H

8

19

I

9

18

J

10

17

K

11

16

L

12

15

M

13

14

N

14

13

O

15

12

P

16

11

Q

17

10

R

18

9

S

19

8

T

20

7

U

21

6

V

22

5

W

23

4

X

24

3

Y

25

2

Z

26

1

Example 1:

If COURSE is coded as FRXUVH, how is RACE coded in that code?

(1) HFDU

(2) UCFH

(3) UDFH

(4) UDHF

(5) UDFG

In the given code, each letter is moved three steps forward than the corresponding letter in the word. So R is coded as U, A as D, C as F, E as H. Hence (3) is the answer.

Example 2:

If in a certain code ROPE is coded as 6821, CHAIR is coded as 73456 what will be the code for CRAPE?

(1) 73456

(2) 76421

(3) 77246

(4) 77123

(5) None of these

Clearly, in the given code, the alphabets are coded as follows.

R O P E C H A I

6 8 2 1 7 3 4 5

So CRAPE is coded as 76421, so the answer is (2)

SBI PO Prelims 2017: Admit cards released, download them here

The State Bank of India (SBI) has released the admit card of preliminary examination for the recruitment of probationary officers (PO) in the state-run bank on its official website . The online preliminary examination is scheduled to be held on April 29, 30 and May 6 and 7, 2017.

Click here to go to the login page to download your call letter. Enter your registration number, password/date of birth and captcha code (as in the image) and click on login. Your call letter will be displayed on the screen. Take a printout and save it on your computer. No hard copy of the call letter will be sent by post. The admit card will be available for download until May 7.

The bank has also released a 'Acquaint yourself booklet' which can be accessed by clicking here . The booklet will provide you detailed information about the probationary officers' recruitment exam in the State Bank of India. It contains information pertaining to various aspects of the online exam and describes the kind of test that will be given in the examination. The assessment will be done online. Candidates should study the booklet carefully as it will help them prepare for the exam.

Candidates must carry the admit card to the examination centre. He must bring one photo identity proof such as passport/Adhar/PAN card/Driving Licence/Voter's card/Bank passbook with duly attested photograph/Identity card issued by school or college/gazetted officer along with the admit card. The identity proof should be submitted at the time of examination.

Candidates who clear the preliminary exam will be called for the main examination. Group exercises and interview will be conducted for those who clear the main examination.

The results of the preliminary examination will be declared on May 17, 2017. The online main exam will be held on June 4, 2017 and its result will be declared on June 19, 2017. The group exercises and interview will be held July 10, 2017 onwards, and the results will be declared on August 5, 2017.

The recruitment notification for 2,313 probationary officers in the state-run bank was issued on February 6, 2017. The online registration process for the exam began on February 7 and continued until March 6, 2017.

Note: Candidates are advised to regularly keep in touch with the SBI website www.sbi.co.in/careers for details and latest updates.

How to Practice Synonyms

We have millions of words in the English language. These words help us communicate and get a message to another person. We use words constantly in order to express a particular feeling or meaning. Many of our words can be used interchangeably. Let's look at some of those words and their purpose in our language.

Synonyms

Words that have similar definitions are known as synonyms. We use synonyms constantly in speech and in writing. These are the words that can be used interchangeably, but the meaning of the message remains the same.

Many synonyms are very useful because they can show different variations of the same understanding. To show this, let's look at the word 'good.' We all know the meaning of 'good.' It is one of the first understandings you come to as a child, and you learn quickly what it means to be a good kid. Generally speaking, 'good' can be defined as something correct or pleasant and enjoyable. There are numerous synonyms for good: okay, well, fine, great, excellent, magnificent and wonderful. All these words are describing a positive event or experience, but the variations can show a clearer understanding. For example, an 'okay day' is not as good as an 'excellent day.' But a 'wonderful day' is just about the same as a 'magnificent day.' The range of synonyms can give the audience or reader a better understanding of the speaker's exact intentions.

There is a certain skill involved in choosing the most appropriate synonym, as not all are created equal. It is important to consider the connotation of the word because some synonyms can inject a different meaning than the one intended.

For example, one synonym of sad is "gloomy" however, this word carries quite a negative connotation. Depending on the circumstance you can use it, but in this instance, if you just want to say that someone is "down," then another synonym such as "blue" or "unhappy" would be more applicable.

Synonym examples

Here is a list of adjectives and their synonyms that are commonly used to describe people.

Beautiful: Attractive, Pretty, Lovely, Stunning

Fair: Just, Objective, Impartial, Unbiased

Funny: Humorous, Comical, Hilarious, Hysterical

Happy: Content, Joyful, Mirthful, Upbeat

Hardworking: Diligent, Determined, Industrious, Enterprising

Honest: Honorable, Fair, Sincere, Trustworthy

Intelligent: Smart, Bright, Brilliant, Sharp

Introverted: Shy, Bashful, Quiet, Withdrawn

Kind: Thoughtful, Considerate, Amiable, Gracious

Lazy: Idle, Lackadaisical, Lethargic, Indolent

Mean: Unfriendly, Unpleasant, Bad-tempered, Difficult

Outgoing: Friendly, Sociable, Warm, Extroverted

Rich: Affluent, Wealthy, Well-off, Well-to-do

Strong: Stable, Secure, Solid, Tough

Unhappy: Sad, Depressed, Melancholy, Miserable

Lucky: Auspicious, Fortunate

Positive: Optimistic, Cheerful, Starry-eyed, Sanguine

Bossy: Controlling, Tyrannical

Baffle: confuse, deceive

Hypocrisy: duplicity, falseness

Pacify: appease, placate

Recalcitrant: obstinate, stubborn

Turbulent: disordered, violent

Valid: authorized, legitimate

Old: antiquated, ancient, obsolete, extinct, past, prehistoric, venerable, aged

True: genuine, reliable, factual, accurate, precise, correct, valid, real

Important: required, substantial, vital, essential, primary, significant, requisite, critical

Weak: frail, anemic, feeble, infirm, languid, sluggish, puny, fragile

Tricks to practice Synonyms

1. Before the examination, you must make sure that you attempt to improve your vocabulary through reading. You may read novels, the newspaper or any other English literature media especially the Classics. Most nationally circulated newspapers contain articles written in a decent level of language. This helps by letting you build context surrounding the words. When you see the word being used in a sentence, you form a background on the word, making it easier to guess its synonym.2. Every time you come across a new word, you must look it up in the dictionary and thesaurus to make sure that word is well-understood and thus, well-memorised. You can even make sentences of your own or use mnemonics to remember the word.3. Another way to guess the meaning of the word is through breaking down the word into its roots. For instance, 'Ornithology' may be split into 'ornis' which means 'birds' and 'logos' which means 'study' thus establishing that it is the study of birds.4. You can maintain a diary or notebook to keep a record of all the new words. This notebook will then serve as a tool for quick revision as the examination day nears.5. You may prefer learning words of a similar category together for better understanding. For example, the names of specialists maybe learnt together. For instance, cardiologist (heart specialist), neurologist (brain specialist) and ophthalmologist (eye specialist)6. Practising a lot of exercises on synonyms and words with similar meanings can be advantageous. The more you rehearse, the better you become. After all, practice makes perfect!7. During the examination, you must carefully examine each option before choosing the correct one. If you are stuck, using the word in a sentence and then doing the same with each of the options may help bring some clarity.8. Synonyms when used in the same sentence at the same place, ideally do not change the entire meaning of the sentence. For example, "It was Sahil's hesitation that was the cause of all trouble" can be replaced by "It was Sahil's reluctance that was the cause of all trouble" as 'hesitation' and 'reluctance' are similar in meaning.9. In case you are unable to choose between two given options, it is preferable to choose the word which matches the degree of the word in question. For instance, the word 'obese' would be most similar in meaning to 'overweight' rather than just 'plump'.10. Keep an eye out for easily confusable words and homophones. These are words that sound alike but may be spelled differently. For instance, 'bare' and 'bear'. These cannot be used interchangeably. Try remembering the context in which you read the word first. This will help clear any confusion.

Indian Navy Recruitment in SSC Officer Posts

Online Applications is inviting by Indian Navy for recruit young and energetic candidates for the Short Service Commission (SSC) Officer in Naval Armament Inspection Cadre Posts. It is huge opportunity for b.tech degree holders to get a government in the Indian Navy. Candidates should give good performance at the time of written test for selection.

Who is eligible for these posts?

B.Tech Degree holders are eligible for the posts.

How much you can earn from these posts?

SSC Officer: Rs. 15600-39100 + GP Rs. 5400/- per month .

Important Date:

Candidates can apply for the posts till 27-4-2017.

Pay Attention on these things:

Candidates fill all the information carefully and correctly at the time of filling form.

The process of Apply

Deserving and Willing candidates can apply online from the official site.

Eligible and interested candidates can apply for the posts before the last date and other detail regarding Age limit, Pay Scale, Qualification, How to apply is given below.

Indian Navy Posts details 2017

Name of Post: Short Service Commission (SSC) Officer in Naval Armament Inspection Cadre

No of posts: 8

Location: Anywhere in India

Age Limit:

Candidates born between02 Jan 1993 - 01 Jul 1998.

Pay Scale:

Candidates can get Rs. 15600-39100+ GP RS.5400/- per month.

Qualification:

Candidates must have passed BE/B.Tech in Mechanical/Electrical/Electronics/ Production/ Instrumentation/IT/Chemical/ Metallurgy/ Aerospace Engineering from recognized institute.

Selection Process:

Selection will be made on written test.

How to apply:

Eligible and Interested candidates apply online on prescribed format of application along with full details regarding education and other qualification, Date of birth proof and other necessary Information and documents with self -attested copies and send before the due date. Candidates are advised to fill the application form carefully and attach your recent photograph, so that your application form directly reached in the list of selected candidates

Deputy General Manager and Senior Engineer Jobs in Mazagon Dock Limited

Mazagon Dock Limited is inviting online applications for recruiting young and professional candidates for the posts of Deputy General Manager, Chief Manager and Senior Engineer Jobs. Those candidates have B.Tech degree and completed their CS can apply for the posts. Preference will be given to the experienced candidates. Appointment will be based on contract.

Who is eligible for these posts?

B.Tech degree holders in relevant field are eligible for the posts.

How much you can earn from these posts?

Selected candidates earn good remuneration per month.

Important Date:

Candidates can apply for the posts till 11-5-2017.

Pay Attention on these things:

Candidates must have experience in the relevant field.

The process of Apply

It easy process, Candidates can apply online before the last date and send hard copy of application form before the last date.

Eligible and interested candidates can apply for the posts before the last date and other detail regarding Age limit, Pay Scale, Qualification, How to apply is given below.

Mazagon Dock Limited Posts details 2017

No of posts: 37

Location: Mumbai

Name of PostNo of PostQualificationAge LimitPay ScaleDy. General Manager1Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) and should have Associate/ Fellow member of ICSI. Bachelor Degree in Law / LLB from a recognized University50 yearsRs. 36,600- 62,000/-Chief Manager5Bachelor Degree in Engineering Mechanical/Electrical46 yearsRs. 32,900- 58,000/-Assistant Manager1LLB34 yearsRs. 20,600- 46,500/-Senior Engineer30Chief Petty Officer/Master Chief Petty Officer of Indian Navy ExServiceman in the relevant discipline (SWA)30 yearsRs. 16,400- 40,500/-

Selection Process:

Selection will be made on written test.

How to apply:

Interested and Eligible candidates can apply online from official site and send their application form before the last date along with attested copies of all necessary testimonials (Age Proof, Marks sheet of 10th, 12th, Graduation, Post -Graduation and other experience certificates in super- scribing the name of post envelope and send before last date to the address given below.

Address:

CM (HR-CR) Executives Recruitment Section, 02nd Floor, Mazdock House Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited, Dockyard Road, Mumbai - 400010

OPPOSITE WORDS

OPPOSITE  WORDS

A

absent × present
accept × decline, refuse
accurate × inaccurate
admit × deny
advantage × disadvantage
agree × disagree
alive × dead
all × none, nothing
always × never
ancient × modern
answer × question
apart × together
appear × disappear, vanish
approve × disapprove
arrive × depart
artificial × natural
ascend × descend
attractive × repulsive
awake × asleep

B

backward × forward
bad × good
beautiful × ugly
before × after
begin × end
below × above
bent × straight
best × worst
better × worse, worst
big × little, small
black × white
blame × praise
bless × curse
bitter × sweet
borrow × lend
bottom × top
boy × girl
brave × cowardly
build × destroy
bold × meek, timid
bound × free
bright × dim, dull
brighten × fade
broad × narrow

C

calm × windy, troubled
capable × incapable
careful × careless
cheap × expensive
cheerful × sad, discouraged, dreary
clear × cloudy, opaque
clever × stupid
clockwise × counterclockwise
close × far, distant
closed × open
cold × hot
combine × separate
come × go
comfort × discomfort
common × rare
contract × expand
cool × warm
correct × incorrect, wrong
courage × cowardice
create × destroy
crooked × straight
cruel × kind
compulsory × voluntary
courteous × discourteous, rude

D

dangerous × safe
dark × light
day × night
dead × alive
decline × accept, increase
decrease × increase
deep × shallow
definite × indefinite
demand × supply
despair × hope
disappear × appear
diseased × healthy
down × up
downwards × upwards
dry × moist, wet
dull × bright, shiny

E

early × late
east × west
easy × hard, difficult
empty × full
encourage × discourage
end × begin, start
enter × exit
even × odd
export × import
external × internal

F

fade × brighten
fail × succeed
false × true
famous × unknown
far × near
fast × slow
fat × thin
few × many
find × lose
first × last
foolish × wise
fold × unfold
forget × remember
found × lost
friend × enemy

G

generous × stingy
gentle × rough
get × give
girl × boy
glad × sad, sorry
gloomy × cheerful
good × bad
great × tiny, small, unimportant
guest × host
guilty × innocent

H

happy × sad
hard × easy
hard × soft
harmful × harmless
hate × love
healthy × diseased, ill, sick
heaven × hell
heavy × light
here × there
high × low
hill × valley
horizontal × vertical
hot × cold
humble × proud

I

in × out
include × exclude
inhale × exhale
inner × outer
inside × outside
intelligent × stupid, unintelligent
interior × exterior

J

join × separate
junior × senior

K

knowledge × ignorance
known × unknown

L

landlord × tenant
large × small
last × first
laugh × cry
lawful × illegal
leader × follower
left × right
less × more
like × dislike, hate
limited - boundless
little × big
long × short
loose × tight
loss × win
loud × quiet
low × high

M

major × minor
many × few
mature × immature
maximum × minimum
melt × freeze

N

narrow × wide
near × far, distant
never × always
new × old
no × yes
noisy × quiet
none × some
north × south

O

odd × even
offer × refuse
old × young
on × off
open × closed, shut
opposite × same, similar
out × in
over × under

P

past × present
peace × war
permanent × temporary
plural × singular
polite × rude, impolite
possible × impossible
powerful × weak
pretty × ugly
private × public
pure × impure, contaminated
push × pull

Q

qualified × unqualified
quiet × loud, noisy

R

raise × lower
rapid × slow
rare × common
regular × irregular
real × fake
rich × poor
right × left, wrong
rough × smooth

S

safe × unsafe
secure × insecure
scatter × collect
separate × join, together
shallow × deep
shrink × grow
sick × healthy, ill
simple × complex, hard
singular × plural
sink × float
slim × fat, thick
sorrow × joy
start - finish
strong × weak
success × failure

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Current affairs April 2017

Kanha tiger reserve became first in India get official mascot

Kanha in Madhya Pradesh became first tiger reserve in India to officially introduce a mascot named Bhoorsingh the Barasingha, to create a better connect with its visitors, especially the younger generation.

The mascot Bhoorsingh will soon feature in more artwork, posters and merchandise for the park management at Kanha.

The Facts

The mascot aims to present the hard ground swamp deer (Barasingha) as the spirit of the reserve and spread awareness to save it from possible extinction.It will also create a unique identity for Kanha, and also spread awareness and allow the younger generation to connect with all wildlife.The mascot has been designed by cartoonist Rohan Chakravarty, who runs a popular website com which showcases over 350 cartoons, comics and illustrations on wildlife and nature conservation, environment, sustainability etc.

Roger Federer beats Rafael Nadal to win Miami Open

Roger Federer picked up his third title of 2017 on 2nd April 2017.

He was beating Rafael Nadal in straight sets to claim the Miami open and continue his sensational resurgence. The Swiss great beat his Spanish rival for a third time this season and fourth in succession.

He had taken 94 minutes to claim his 91st career title and with it. Federer defeated Nadl with straight sets 6-3, 6-4 victory in Florida

Lionel Messi suspended for four matches by FIFA

The FIFA Disciplinary Committee suspended Argentina football player Lionel Messi for four matches on 28TH March 2017 for the fault in relation to an incident during the match between Argentina and Chile on 23rd March 2017. In the qualifying competition for the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia, Lionel Messi used insulting words to an assistant referee. This incident led to the suspension of for four official matches and sanctioned with a fine of CHF 10,000.

The Highlights

Lionel Messi is a professional footballer and Argentina national team Argentine.Messi plays as a forward for Spanish club FC Barcelona.He is the only footballer in history till date to win five FIFA Ballons d'Or, four of which he won consecutively.In addition to that, he is also the first player to win three European Golden Shoes.Messi is often considered as the best player in the world and rated as the greatest in sport of all the time.

India trounced Australia and reclaimed the Border-Gavaskar Trophy

India reclaimed the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with a comfortable eight-wicket win over Australia in the 4th and final Test in Dharamsala.

India sealed a memorable 2-1 series victory against Australia.

Opener KL Rahul remained 51 not out while stand-in captain Ajinkya Rahane hammered a rapid unbeaten 38 as hosts ended at 106 for two

Generations Of Computer

Computer Knowledge is one of the key topic for any banking exam nowadays. And aspirants must have a thorough understanding about the same. We are bringing you a complete series on Computer Knowledge over next 10 days to help you strengthen your Computer Knowledge.

What is Computer?

Computer is an advanced electronic device that takes raw data as input from the user and processes it under the control of set of instructions (called program), gives the result (output), and saves it for the future use.

Computers accept data (input), process that data produce output, and then store (storage) the results.

History of Computer

The first digital computer and what most people think of as a computer was called the ENIAC, built during World War II (1943-1946).But according to the History Charles Babbage is called as "father of Computer'. He invented difference engine and then analytical engine, which can store the information on punch cards during 1800's.Early computers like the ENIAC used vacuum tubes and were large (sometimes room size) and only found in businesses, Universities, or governments. Later, computers began utilizing transistors as well as smaller and cheaper parts that allowed the common person to own a computer.Atanasoff Berry Computer (ABC) was the world's first unprogramable electronic digital computer

Today, computers help make jobs that used to be complicated much simpler. For example, you can write a letter in a word processor, edit it anytime, spell check, print copies, and send it to someone across the world in a matter of seconds. All of these activities would have taken someone days, if not months, to do before computers. Also, all of the above is just a small fraction of what computers can do.

We can categorize computer according to its generation. Generation in computer terminology is a change in technology a computer is being used. There are totally 5 generations known till date.

Following are the main five generations of Computer

First Generation:

1946-1959. Vacuum tube based computersFirst generation computers relied on machine language, the lowest-level programming language understood by computers, to perform operations, and they could only solve one problem at a time.Input was based on punched cards and paper tape, and output was displayed on printouts.computers of this generation were: ENIAC, EDVAC 23 , UNIVAC, IBM-701, IBM-650

Second Generation:

1959-1965. Transistor based Computers.Second-generation computers moved from cryptic binary machine language to symbolic, or assembly, languages, which allowed programmers to specify instructions in words.High-level programming languages were also being developed at this time, such as early versions of COBOL and FORTRAN.Computers of this generation were: IBM 1620, IBM 7094, CDC 1604, CDC 3600, UNIVAC 1108

Third Generation:

1965-1971. Integrated Circuit based computers.The development of the integrated circuit was the hallmark of the third generation of computers. Transistors were miniaturized and placed on silicon chips, called semiconductors, which drastically increased the speed and efficiency of computers.Instead of punched cards and printouts, users interacted with third generation computers through keyboards and monitors and interfaced with an operating system, which allowed the device to run many different applications at one time with a central program that monitored the memory.IBM-360 series, Honeywell-6000 series, PDP(Personal Data Processor), IBM-370/168, TDC-316

Fourth Generation:

1971-1980. VLSI (Very Large Scale Integrated) Micro Processor based computers.The microprocessor brought the fourth generation of computers, as thousands of integrated circuits were built into a single silicon chip.DEC 10, STAR 1000 27, PDP 11, CRAY-1(Super Computer), CRAY-X-MP(Super Computer)

Fifth Generation:

1980 onwards. ULSI microprocessor based artificial intelligence.The period of fifth generation is 1980-till date. In the fifth generation, the VLSI technology became ULSI (Ultra Large Scale Integration) technology, resulting in the production of microprocessor chips having ten million electronic components. This generation is based on parallel processing hardware and AI (Artificial Intelligence) software. AI is an emerging branch in computer science, which interprets means and method of making computers think like human beings. All the high-level languages like C and C++, Java, .Net etc., are used in this generation.Desktop , Laptop , Notebook , UltraBook , Chrome Book

Components of Today's Computer:

Today's computers have some or all of the below components (hardware). As technology advances, older technologies, such as a floppy disk drive and Zip drive (both shown below), are no longer required or included with computers.

Example of front of computer

Case or ChassisCase FanOptical drive: Blu-ray, CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, or DVDCPU (processor)Floppy disk driveHard driveKeyboardMemory (RAM)MicrophoneMonitor, LCD, or another display deviceMotherboardMouseNetwork cardPower SupplyPrinterSound cardSpeakersVideo card

SBI PO Prelims 2017: Here's a step-by-step guide to pass the exam

The State Bank of India (SBI) is likely to hold online preliminary exams to recruit 2,313 Probationary Officers (PO) on April 29 and 30 and May 6 and 7, 2017.

The competition for the posts is going to be tough as a large number of candidates are expected to apply for the job, considered to be most coveted in the banking sector in the country.

Having said that, it is important to realise that apart from your mental ability and interest, success in most of the examinations, depends largely on how well you prepare for it. To prepare well, you need to understand the pattern of the examination and accordingly devise a strategy.

The preliminary examination is one-hour long objective type test in which candidates are asked 100 questions. Each question carries one mark and there are three sections in the exam. There are 30 questions from English section, while the other two sections-- Reasoning Ability and Quantitative Aptitude-contain 35 questions each.

A candidate must clear the sectional cut off for all the three sections and then clear the overall cut off (as decided by the bank) to crack the prelims examination. It is also important to remember that 0.25 mark is deducted for every wrong answer and so wild guesses must be avoided.

Candidates should work out a proper strategy for all these three sections and put in effort accordingly. Candidates should devote more time in areas where they are relatively weaker. But at the same time other sections should never be ignored. It is important because you need to clear the sectional cut-off in all the three sections. But scoring well in your areas of strength will help you to clear the overall cut-off required for qualifying for the second phase of the exam.

Before trying to take a look at the preparation strategy for the three sections separately, candidates should keep a few points in mind that will help them in dealing with the test at a broader level.

1. It is very difficult to solve all the questions in the examination. So it is advisable to pick the questions you answer judiciously and be focused while answering them to avoid mistakes. Though speed is very important, accuracy is more important. Talking to HT, R Shiva Kumar, chief academic officer, CL Educate Ltd. (Career Launcher), said, "Accuracy plays a key role - with even 55% to 65% attempts - in sailing you through the exam."

2. A very good reading speed is one of the key factors for clearing this exam. The SBI preliminary examination is conducted online. The reading speed of a person goes down by around 25% while taking online test is a well-known scientific fact, says Abhishek Kalra, Director at Vidya Guru Education Pvt. Ltd. So Kalra advises candidates to do a lot of practice to increase their reading speed.

3. There is no substitute to practice. Kalra says a lot of students fail to clear the exam because of the lack of practice. "There are three stages of preparation 1) Clearing the concepts 2) Practicing what has been learned 3) Taking mock test. Many students try to jump from the first stage of preparation to the third stage and it is here that they miss the plot," says Kalra.

4. Being able to spot the difficulty of the questions is another important factor in clearing the prelims examination. Kumar of Career Launcher wants the students to work towards acquiring the ability to spot tough and time-consuming questions quickly and avoid them in the first round of attempts. "Come back to them only if you have time after the first round. This is where the rhythm of testing helps. Deception in the choice of questions is probably the single most important reason for poor time management of the bank aspirants," says Kumar.

Section-wise preparation:

There are three sections in the SBI PO prelims question paper and each section poses its own challenge. Apart from the overall strategy, candidates need to prepare a separate strategy to deal with each of the sections.

Quantitative Aptitude

Anil Nagar, Founder & CEO, Adda247 says, "If a candidate is good in calculation and his basic concepts are clear then this section is good for scoring. For quantitative aptitude, practice matters the most for scoring well within a limited time frame. But if you find this section difficult, it is important that you start practicing questions with a plan to cover all topics. To speed up your calculation, start learning and revising tables till 20, squares, cubes and square roots."

In addition to this, Abhishek Kalra of Vidya Guru urges students to learn short-cuts and tricks for calculations, knowing values of faction in percentage and vice versa. Kalra also wants students to learn the fundamentals of Vedic mathematics. Some of the important focus areas suggested by Kalra for tackling this section are data interpretation, profit and loss, simple interest and compound interest, time and work, time, speed and distance, ratio proportion, and percentage.

Reasoning Ability

Coming out with his strategy to tackle this section, Nagar says, "Reasoning questions can be tricky and require lot of practice to score well. It is important not to get stuck on puzzle or seating arrangement questions for too long. A good hold on how to attempt the section will come with timely and regular practice of different types of questions. Kalra too emphasises on the importance of question selection and regular practice. He further says that this section is also a test of the ability of a candidate to apply his mind quickly and aptitude of spotting the angle and difficulty level of a question. Some of the focus areas suggested by Kalra to do well in this section are syllogism, blood relation questions, coding-decoding, input-output, direction test, mathematical inequations, seating arrangements and puzzle-based questions. "The question setter always tries to put something new in reasoning questions. This section has questions which are of higher difficulty level," adds Kalra.

English Language

Many candidates who are not very good at maths and reasoning must be aiming to score very high in this section to be able to meet the overall cut-off requirement to clear the prelims. Nagar says that the "English section of the SBI PO exam has evolved so much that its question pattern and level have transformed from the conventional to a more challenging approach."

Talking about the preparation for the English section for the SBI PO exam, Kalra urges students to focus on English reading and comprehension, contextual vocabulary, cloze test, fill in the blanks, sentence rearrangement and sentence error spotting. "Students must also learn the basics of grammar," he said.

Mock Tests

The last and a very important phase in the preparation for the preliminary examination is taking the mock tests. The importance of this test lies in the fact that it gives you an opportunity to prepare for the problems faced in the examination situation. "Mock aids in two things - identifying your strengths and weaknesses and building the rhythm of testing. There is a tipping point beyond which the testing may not help much. But getting to that is an important part of the game. I believe 10 to 15 tests are sufficient for any competitive exam," said R Shiva Kumar of CL Educate Ltd.

Last but not the least, a candidate planning to prepare for the PO's post in SBI must know the nature of the job. "The SBI PO is a high-pressure job and is a good option for people who like pressure-cooker situation," said Kalra. "People who are good at public relations and like to stay in company of people," will also love this job.

SBI PO 2017 pre-exam training call letters to be issued soon

The State Bank Of India (SBI) will soon issue the pre-examination training call letter for SC/ST/Religious Minority community candidates, who have applied in response to Probationary Officers (PO) recruitment notification 2017, and opted to avail the training at their own cost. The recruitment notification for 2,313 Probationary Officers in the state-run bank was issued on February 6, 2017.

An indicative list of training centres are: Agartala, Agra, Ahmedabad, Aizwal, Akola, Allahabad, Asansol, Aurangabad, Bareilly, Bhubaneswar, Berhampur (Ganjam), Bhopal, Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Coimbatore, Dehradun, Dibrugarh, Ernakulam, Gangtok, Gorakhpur, Gulbarga, Guwahati, Hubli, Hyderabad, Imphal, Indore, Itanagar, Jabalpur, Jaipur, Kanpur, Kohima, Kolkata, Lucknow, Madurai, Meerut, Mumbai, Mysore, Nagpur, NewDelhi, Panaji (Goa), Patna, Port Blair, Purnea, Pune, Raipur, Ranchi, Sambalpur, Silchar, Siliguri, Shillong, Srinagar, Tirupati, Vadodara, Varanasi, Vishakhapatnam, Vijayawada. The Bank may add additional centres or may delete some indicated for training.

Candidates can download their call letter for training by entering their registration number and password/date of birth on the login page provided on bank's website . No hard copy of the call letter will be sent by post.

Interested candidates would need to go through a selection process which includes a preliminary and main examination followed by group exercises and interview.

The online registration process began on February 7 and continued until March 6, 2017.

The first stage of recruitment or the online preliminary examination will be held on April 29, 30 and May 6 and 7, 2017. The results of the preliminary examination will be declared on May 17, 2017. The online main exam will be held on June 4, 2017 and its result will be declared on June 19, 2017. The group exercises and interview will be held July 10, 2017 onwards, and the results will be declared on August 5, 2017.

Note: Candidates are advised to regularly keep in touch with the SBI website www.sbi.co.in/careers for details and latest updates.

MPSC Recruitment for 408 Clerk and Typist Posts

There is huge opportunity for 12th passed candidates to get government job. Maharashtra Public Service Commission is going to fill 408 vacant seats. Department is looking for young for young and experienced candidates for the 408 vacant posts of Clerk and Typist. Those candidates have completed their 12th and typing skills can apply for the posts. Candidates should give good performance at the time of written test for selection.

Who is eligible for these posts?

12th passed candidates are eligible for the posts.

How much you can earn from these posts?

Clerk and Typist: Rs. 5200-20200+ GP RS.1900/-.

Important Date:

Candidates can apply for the posts till 26/4/2017.

Pay Attention on these things:

Candidates must have typing speed in 30 wpm in Marathi & 40 wpm in English.

The process of Apply

It is easy process candidates can apply online from official site before the last date.

Eligible and interested candidates can apply for the posts before the last date and other detail regarding Age limit, Pay Scale, Qualification, How to apply is given below.

Maharashtra Public Service Commission Posts details 2017

Name of Post: Clerk and Typist

No of posts: 408

Location: Mumbai

Age Limit:

Candidates minimum age is 18 and Maximum age is 38 years as on 1-8-2017.

Pay scale:

Candidates can get Rs.5200-20200+ GP Rs.1900/- per month.

Qualification:

Candidates must have passed 12th and typing speed in 30 wpm in Marathi & 40 wpm in English.

Selection Process:

Selection will be made on written test.

Application Fee: Rs.373/- for General, Rs.273 for Reserved category candidates and Rs.23/- for Ex-Serviceman.

How to apply:

Eligible and Interested candidates apply online on prescribed format of application along with full details regarding education and other qualification, Date of birth proof and other necessary Information and documents with self -attested copies and send before the due date. Candidates are advised to fill the application form carefully and attach your recent photograph, so that your application form directly reached in the list of selected candidates

123 Gramin Dak Sevaks Jobs in India Post Chhattisgarh

123 Gramin Dak Sevaks Jobs in India Post Chhattisgarh

Online Applications are invited by Chhattisgarh Postal Circle for hiring young and energetic candidates. Department is going to fill up 123 vacant posts of Gramin Dak Sevaks. 10th passed candiatse can apply for the posts. It is wonderful opportunity for the candidates to get a government job and set their career. Candidates should give good performance at the time of written test for selection.

Who is eligible for these posts?

10th passed candidates are eligible for the posts.

How much you can earn from these posts?

Selected candidates earn good remuneration per month.

Important Date:

Candidates can apply for the posts till 5/5/2017.

Pay Attention on these things:

At the time of filling application form fill all the information correctly.

The process of Apply

Willing and Deserving candidates can apply online from official site before the last date.

Eligible and interested candidates can apply for the posts before the last date and other detail regarding Age limit, Pay Scale, Qualification, How to apply is given below.

Chhattisgarh Postal Circle Posts Details 2017

Name of Post: Gramin Dak Sevaks

No of posts: 123

Location: Raipur

Age Limit:

Candidates age between 18-45 years.

Pay scale:

Candidates can get as per qualification and experience.

Qualification:

Candidates must have passed 10th from recognized institute.

Selection Process:

Selection will be made on written test.

How to apply:

Eligible and Interested candidates apply online on prescribed format of application along with full details regarding education and other qualification, Date of birth proof and other necessary Information and documents with self -attested copies and send before the due date. Candidates are advised to fill the application form carefully and attach your recent photograph, so that your application form directly reached in the list of selected candidates.

Indian Navy Recruitment 205 Multi Tasking Staff Jobs

There is huge opportunity for 10th passed Indian Citizens to get a government job in Defence of India. Indian Navy Visakhapatnam is inviting applications for recruiting young and energetic candidates for the 205 vacant posts of Multi-Tasking Staff. 10th passed candidates can apply for the posts. Candidates should give well performance in the written test for selection.

Who is eligible for these posts?

Those candidates completed their 10th are eligible for the posts.

How much you can earn from these posts?

Multi Tasking Staff: Rs. 5200-20200+ GP Rs.1800/-

Important Date:

Candidates can apply for the posts till 30-4-2017.

Pay Attention on these things:

Applicants don't have any criminal record.

The process of Apply

Candidates can apply on plain paper before the last date.

Eligible and interested candidates can apply for the posts before the last date and other detail regarding Age limit, Pay Scale, Qualification, How to apply is given below.

Indian Navy Posts details 2017

Name of Post: Multi Tasking Staff

No of posts: 205

Location: Visakhapatnam

Age Limit:

Candidate's upper age limit is 40 years.

Pay Scale:

Candidates can get Rs.5200-20200+ GP Rs.1800/- per month.

Qualification:

Candidates must have passed 10th from recognized institute.

Selection Process:

Selection will be made on written test.

How to apply:

Willing and Deserving Candidates can apply on plain paper with neatly written or typed along with attested copies of relevant documents and send before the last date address given below.

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