What is the cutoff for SBI PO Prelims?

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What is the cutoff for SBI PO Prelims?

Last time it was 47.50 for Open category this time aim for around 50-55 u may qualify for mains

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how to prepare for ssc cgl

Hi Ashish,SSC CGL exam includes aptitude, reasoning, Verbal and general awareness sections. Mastering all the basic concepts and brushing up GK would help you cracking SSC CGL easily. So, one must practise rigorously in order to solve problems with ease. We have an excellent set of practice tests, please follow the below link in order to attempt them.https://cracku.in/ssc/quotient Thanks.

Hi Siva,Initial count 10 coins (6 tails, 4 heads)Final count 9 coins (5 tails, 4 heads)Now let's list out various possibilities of flippingCase 1: Out of 7 flipped coins, let us assume the person flipped 6 tails and 1 head ==> the resulting count is (1 tail, 9 heads), which is not a possible case as the final count mentioned in the question was different.Case 2: Out of 7 flipped coins, let us assume the person flipped 5 tails and 2 heads ==> the resulting count is (3 tail, 7 heads), which is not a possible case as the final count mentioned in the question was different.Case 3: Out of 7 flipped coins, let us assume the person flipped 4 tails and 3 heads ==> the resulting count is (5 tail, 5 heads), which is a possible case as the final count mentioned in the question was similar.Case 4: Out of 7 flipped coins, let us assume the person flipped 3 tails and 4 heads ==> the resulting count is (7 tail, 3 heads), which is not a possible case as the final count mentioned in the question was different.As we can see, only case 3 is possible. Therefore, the coin would show a head.Hope this helps you.Thank you.

Cutoff mrks for AFCAT exam.

Hi,The cut-off marks for any exam is subjective and depends on the difficulty level of the exam and the performance of your competitors. However, for AFCAT, the cutoff usually hovers around 150 marks. So anything above 150 should be a safe score. Hope that helps.

Cut off for AFCAT depends solely on its difficulty level that year.

Why a:c and b:c are added in the ratio 2:1??

Hi Sourav,There can be different ratios for which the final concentration is 40%. In this question, we have to find among the options the ratio which yields in 40% concentration. Here, with the help of a & c and b & c, we have prepared 2 solutions which have 40% concentration. Adding these 2 mixtures in any ratio would yield a 40% concentration solution. But, we have to check which of the options suit. So, when we add them in 2:1 ratio, we get option A. Other options cannot be obtained.Hope this answers your query.

in a certain language Amazing clear Concept Now is written as Q#21 I$9 F@21 O%15Mountain Extra Large Need is written as D?15 G*15 J/8 A!16 Find code for Right

Hi Swati,I think the question posted by you in not complete. The word 'right' has not been used in any sentence. Please post the complete question so that we can help you with the solution.Thanks

A sum was lent at 20% p.a compound interest, the interest being compounded annually. Rs. 1200 was paid back after 1 year. after another year rs. 1440 was repaid to clear the loan. find the sum lent?

1200/1.2 + 1440/1.2*1.2 = 2000rs.

consider 2nd year. he has paid 1440 and clear the debt.so the let amount remaining after 1st year (giving 1200) be 'P'p(1+(20/100))^1=1440p=1200so the total amount after 1st year =1200+1200=2400p(1+(20/100))^1=2400p=2000

how to score increse in english

Hi KarthikYou first need to figure out your strengths and weaknesses. You need to understand that which topic in English is pulling down your scores. If it is RC then you have read regularly and take more mock tests to improve your accuracy. If the problem is with grammar questions then you have to go through the rules from some good book.Hence before you start looking for the solution, you need to undertstand the problem areas. Hope that helps.Thanks