how was shift 2 of nabard, friends; particularly the ARD part?
I think English parajumble for shift 2 came from http://indianexpress.com/article/technology/science/how-hidden-stars-may-impact-search-for-earth-like-planets-4747295/
http://src.gov.jm/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/pnm3.pdf
For detailed soil nutients and their functions
Guys I have attempted 160 Eng+quan+reas- 65 GA+CA-30 Esi+Ard- 65.
I have qualified for UPSC mains. What would be th best thing to do? I mean whether leave NABARD and prepare for UPSC or Prepare for Nabard also parallely??
First shift english cloze test paragraph Are you reading this page on a computer plugged into an electrical socket? If you are, that electricity is probably coming from burning coal or natural gas. Once upon a time, that would have been the end of the story. Today, electricity generation is buffeted by numerous factors: access to fossil fuels, peak oil, nuclear security and proliferation, pollution, and climate change. So depending on where you live, nuclear fission and high-pressure dammed-up water might be contributing to your local energy mix as well. Solar and wind power still play a comparatively small role, but because they’re basically inexhaustible and release no carbon pollution, intensive research is aiming to harvest them more efficiently and inexpensively. An even better long term solution might be to construct some mini-Suns right here on Earth—that’s effectively the goal of nuclear fusion research, though practical implementation is still a ways off. Maybe you’re reading on a tablet with a rechargeable battery? Energy storage devices like batteries will be crucial to making solar and wind energy practical, since it isn’t always bright and windy. Splitting water to make hydrogen is another storage mechanism being studied. Biofuels, too, are essentially a means of bottling solar energy. We’ll keep you up to date on this ever-shifting landscape as scientists strive to create cleaner, more sustainable, and more affordable ways to keep the lights burning.
guys esi questions first shift please contribute!
First shift english cloze test paragraph Are you reading this page on a computer plugged into an electrical socket? If you are, that electricity is probably coming from burning coal or natural gas. Once upon a time, that would have been the end of the story. Today, electricity generation is buffeted by numerous factors: access to fossil fuels, peak oil, nuclear security and proliferation, pollution, and climate change. So depending on where you live, nuclear fission and high-pressure dammed-up water might be contributing to your local energy mix as well. Solar and wind power still play a comparatively small role, but because they’re basically inexhaustible and release no carbon pollution, intensive research is aiming to harvest them more efficiently and inexpensively. An even better long term solution might be to construct some mini-Suns right here on Earth—that’s effectively the goal of nuclear fusion research, though practical implementation is still a ways off. Maybe you’re reading on a tablet with a rechargeable battery? Energy storage devices like batteries will be crucial to making solar and wind energy practical, since it isn’t always bright and windy. Splitting water to make hydrogen is another storage mechanism being studied. Biofuels, too, are essentially a means of bottling solar energy. We’ll keep you up to date on this ever-shifting landscape as scientists strive to create cleaner, more sustainable, and more affordable ways to keep the lights burning. Are you reading this page on a computer plugged into an electrical socket? If you are, that electricity is probably coming from burning coal or natural gas. Once upon a time, that would have been the end of the story. Today, electricity generation is buffeted by numerous factors: access to fossil fuels, peak oil, nuclear security and proliferation, pollution, and climate change. So depending on where you live, nuclear fission and high-pressure dammed-up water might be contributing to your local energy mix as well. Solar and wind power still play a comparatively small role, but because they’re basically inexhaustible and release no carbon pollution, intensive research is aiming to harvest them more efficiently and inexpensively. An even better long term solution might be to construct some mini-Suns right here on Earth—that’s effectively the goal of nuclear fusion research, though practical implementation is still a ways off. Maybe you’re reading on a tablet with a rechargeable battery? Energy storage devices like batteries will be crucial to making solar and wind energy practical, since it isn’t always bright and windy. Splitting water to make hydrogen is another storage mechanism being studied. Biofuels, too, are essentially a means of bottling solar energy. We’ll keep you up to date on this ever-shifting landscape as scientists strive to create cleaner, more sustainable, and more affordable ways to keep the lights burning.
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Hello, Anyone have Grade B exam in second shift???
morning shift...1 question was there from mixture and allegation...ki 5 lt water add kiya...x lt nikala...yaad h kya?
mark and review will be considered as answers and counted in final attempts or nt
Tractor k tyre ki width kitni hoti hai ?
World food India wala question tha na shayd?
Brics environment ministers summit -tenjin China
world bank hq-Washington DC
elevated 100- karnatka
Most advanced tiller developed bu which country
yaar Yeh ARD ka cutoff kya ja skta hai toughness level dekhte hue?
Shift 2: Attended 11 qns in GA. Out of which 3 I've already found wrong. Any idea what the general GA sectional cut off would be? Was 6.75 the last time.
anyone of you came to knw about the source...from whr the data based ard questions were asked today..........cause these were really practical question......
Ravindra Aryan:
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Reasoinig+ 14 all correct. Quant- 13 all correct, Computer 15/19, GA 12/15, ESI 25/34, English 14/33, Ard 7/19. Total 95-100/146 obc category any chances?
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