Attempted only 147...:-(
Poll for Delhi region only
- Less than 150
- 155-160
- 160-165
- 165+
- 150-155
0 voters
poll for tamilnadu
- 170+
- other state
- less than 150
- 150-155
- 160-165
- 165+
0 voters
159 gujrat
Agar sectional cutoff hota aaj ke paper mein , to bahot log GA(aka insurance awareness ) mein udd jaate...
maharashtra candidates share your attempts for niacl assistant mains..
- <120
- 121-130
- 131-140
- more than 160
- 151-160
- 141-150
- skip to see result
0 voters
Bihar attempts.
- 166
- 163
- 164
- 165
- 167
- 168
- 169
- 170
- 171
- 172
- 173
- 175-180
- 180-185
- 185-190
- aap mahabrabhu hain
- skip/ see results.
- 174
- 140-145
- 145-150
- 150-155
- 156
- 157
- 158
- 159
- 160
- 161
- 162
0 voters
Punjab
- 150
150+ - 180+
- 140+
- 175+
- 155+
- 170+
- 165+
- 160+
0 voters
1) do u really need coffee
2) if your answer is more than two..
3) to start with..Coffee ..
4) moreover ..
5) but more consumption is harmful
6) for instance 53% who drink more coffee are likely to get diabetic..
Expected cutoff of Maharashtra ??
my prediction 140(+/- 10) out of 250
There was a question regarding establishment year of IRDAI..but in my set 1999 was not there..then what is the answer for this
Aj Gk nee lee daali.Insurance Awareness puchna tha..too pehle hii bata dete. Kher..leave it.Gk ka Sectional Cutt-off kya jaa skta h? What doo uu think guys??
expected cut off for punjab
What might b the expected cut off of general for regions below 15 vacancy?
- If lucky less than that
- 200+
- 190-200
191-200 - 181-189
- 171-180
0 voters
Andhra Attempts ?? mine 155
- 156-160
- <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< 150
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- 191-195
- 186-190
- 181-185
- 176-180
- 150-155
- 171-175
- 166-170
- 161-165
0
voters
friends share ur reasoning attempts
- 25-30
- 35-40
- 20-25
- 31-35
0 voters
frds share ur quants attempts
- 35-40
- 30-35
- 25-30
- 20-25
- < 20
0 voters
Tamil Nadu candidates share your attemts. Only TN candidates.
- 155-165
- <170
- 125-135
- 135-145
- 145-155
0 voters
Bhai logo apni tasalli kar lo
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