month wale puzzle me 2 case bn rhe ba memory based reasoning ppr yestrday .. .. kuch glti horhi btao kahan horhi ..
Share your attempts and accuracy guyz
Cloze test of 4th slot 29 april
koi 2nd slot ka cloze test dal do.. pata chal jayega pass ho rhe ya fail
General Awareness for Mains ? In Which website I can get the required notes. Pls suggest.
Yesterday slot 1 eng cloze test the cost of increasing education worldwide....kisi k pas bh link hai to plz share kr do or kisi ko yad h ans jo fill kiye plz to vo bh bta do..đđ
How many did you guys attempt in Slot 1, 30th April,2017 pre SBI PO Exam?
- <40
- 90-100
- 80-89
- 70-79
- 60-69
- 50-59
- 40-49
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SBI PO 30th April | slot 3 | Cloze test: http://www.economist.com/news/china/21613300-some-chinese-forget-how-write-bad-characters
2nd slot ka cloze test ab isme batao kon kon tha
 ON THE face of it, American higher education is still in rude health. In worldwide rankings more than half of the top 100 universities, and eight of the top ten, are American. The scientific output of American institutions is unparalleled. They produce most of the worldâs Nobel laureates and scientific papers. Moreover college graduates, on average, still earn far more and receive better benefits than those who do not have a degree.Nonetheless, there is growing anxiety in America about higher education. A degree has always been considered the key to a good job. But rising fees and increasing student debt, combined with shrinking financial and educational returns, are undermining at least the perception that university is a good investment.
Concern springs from a number of things: steep rises in fees, increases in the levels of debt of both students and universities, and the declining quality of graduates. Start with the fees. The cost of university per student has risen by almost five times the rate of inflation since 1983 making it less affordable and increasing the amount of debt a student must take on. Between 2001 and 2010 the cost of a university education soared from 23% of median annual earnings to 38%; in consequence, debt per student has doubled in the past 15 years. Two-thirds of graduates now take out loans. Those who earned bachelorâs degrees in 2011 graduated with an average of $26,000 in debt, according to the Project on Student Debt, a non-profit group.Â
 More debt means more risk, and graduation is far from certain; the chances of an American student completing a four-year degree within six years stand at only around 57%. This is poor by international standards: Australia and Britain, for instance, both do much better.At the same time, universities have been spending beyond their means. Many have taken on too much debt and have seen a decline in the health of their balance-sheets. Moreover, the securitisation of student loans led to a rush of unwise private lending. This, at least, has now been curbed by regulation. In 2008 private lenders disbursed $20 billion; last year they shelled out only $6 billion.
Despite so many fat years, universities have done little until recently to improve the courses they offer. University spending is driven by the need to compete in university league tables that tend to rank almost everything about a university except the (hard-to-measure) quality of the graduates it produces. Roger Geiger of Pennsylvania State University and Donald Heller of Michigan State University say that since 1990, in both public and private colleges, expenditures on instruction have risen more slowly than in any other category of spending, even as student numbers have risen. Universities are, however, spending plenty more on administration and support services (see chart 2).Universities cannot look to government to come to the rescue. States have already cut back dramatically on the amount of financial aid they give universities. Barack Obama has made it clear that he is unhappy about rising tuition fees, and threatens universities with aid cuts if they rise any further. Roger Brinner from the Parthenon Group, a consultancy, predicts that enrolment rates will stay flat for the next five to seven years even as the economy picks up. The party may be well and truly overÂ
Sbi po pre 2017 cut off :
- 47.5
- Above 49.5
- 47.5 to 49.5
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Today's slot-1 close tests??
How was 30 April last slot,i think was tough , what's ur opinion...
30 April slot 4 Apti 28 accuracy 100% Rsng 13 accuracy 100% Eng 15 ..min 70% Any chance???
Where can I find 29 april slot 4 asked questions especially English?
off question ..anyone plays dream11 by cricbuzz??
slot 4: 65 attempts Eng:27 (min 70% accuracy) Maths:25(95% accuracy) Reasoning:13(85% accuracy). What are my chances?
second slot today- could attempt only 59 E-21, R-17, Q-20 :(
Does anybody have the cloze test from 2nd slot today?Â
I have seen the miscellaneous questions of quants from today's 1st a lot as it is. The data and structure of the questions were as it is. Do people bring the rough sheets back with them ?
All those who attempted more than 65 questions please share your time division
- reas-25 maths-20 eng-15
- maths-25 reas-20 eng-15
- if NOTA then pls comment
- 1st clear sectional cutof
- reas-25 maths-25 eng-10
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