Ā i attempted only 4 questions in quants with 100 % accuracy belogs to ST category in ibps po pre 2016 what are my chances to get selected and my exam was heldĀ on 23rd oct. 2nd stotĀ
Ā Any link for Error detection right answers of 22rd oct 4th slot?
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Ā attempted 76
R 35 Q 23 E 18
English bacha le bas...Ā
cloze test and error detection questions oct 23 4rth slot ?
how was ibps po prelims 2016
- moderate
- moderate-difficult
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- easy
- easy -moderate
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any link of 16 oct 4th shift cloze test
Aj sab k attempts dekh k dar lag raha hai.. kal me bas 56 hi attempt kar payi.. e-20 m-18 r-18 koi chance hai..
Aaj 4th slot... Floor arrangement anyone?Ā
bohut dara hua hoon.... Ā Ā E-20, QA-20, RS-12 .... Ā Ā TOTAL 52.... Ā Ā iss toh pre bhi clear na hoga...... :(
Ā Higher education is in the vanguard. Barely a year from its launch, Coursera, one of the pioneers in offering āmassive open online coursesā, now boasts more than 3.9m students worldwide, taking courses supplied by 83 partner institutions. Colleges have always been keen to experiment with technology: Britainās television-based Open University is now 44 years old. But this time schools are following. Four years after Salman Khan gave up his job at a hedge fund to focus on making maths videos, the Khan Academy has 6m registered users, who solve (or try to solve) 3m problems a day, and it has broadened its curriculum far beyond maths. It is spreading beyond America, too. Carlos Slim, one of the worldās richest men, is said to be paying for a version of Khan Academyās curriculum to be developed for schoolchildren in his native Mexico.Edtech has collected other impressive advocates. Bill Gates calls this āa special momentā for education. Private-sector money is piling in. Rupert Murdoch, hardly a rose-tinted-specs technophile, is allowing Amplify, his digital education business, to run up losses of around $180m this year in hope of dominating an edtech market that News Corporation reckons will soon be worth $44 billion in America alone. GEMS, a Dubai-based education provider, wants to expand its use of technology in India and Ghana to reach children in remote areas.Others are not so sure. Many parents already blame the ādumbest generationā on too much gaming, always-on computing and illiterate texting. Teachers may use edtech websites, but their unions are suspicious of anything suggesting that schools could get along with fewer teachers, and they dislike the idea of private companies such as Mr Murdochās News Corp making money out of education. There are also worries about privacy: edtech companies will end up with a vast store of personal data on pupils Most of these fears are overdone. For-profit companies have long been in the business of selling printed textbooks, and there is no reason why data-privacy laws cannot extend to students. The biggest question remains: will children learn more? That in turn relies on the teachers, because even the best technology will get nowhere without their support ......todays third shif(23-10-16 cloze test)
Ā https://blog.ventura1.com/2013/06/29/e-ducation-will-it-transform-the-world/
What will be the expected cut off??
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pls post the ans fr 23rd frst slot parajumbleĀ
Regret! Regret! Regret! LR ka ek question chhut gya.
cutff gona 38 or 39 ... 1 year exprnce in this field cleared evry pre of major exms , gave 1 intrview... just hold on n prepare for mains...dont stop
Hi friends finally I am sharing my review. I found paper easy. Except English. English was moderate. Attempted- 78 Reas-29 Maths-26 Eng-23 100% accuracy in reasoning and maths. Don't know about English.
Ā any1 plz.... Ā Post spotting error of 23rd 3shift
please post the cloze test asked in 23 october slot 1
23october last shift english-23 QA-24 REASONING-20 TOTAL-67 resoning was little tricky otherwise there was nothing to worry about.
Parajumble 4th shift 23rd october