Banking Exam Notes

The Hindu Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams | 08-09-2020 1. MYSTICAL (ADJECTIVE): (रहस्यमय): spiritual  Synonyms: religious, transcendental  Antonyms: exoteric  Example Sentence:  The mystical theology of Richard Rolle is very popular.  2. REMOTE (ADJECTIVE): (दूरवर्ती): faraway  Synonyms: distant, far  Antonyms: close  Example Sentence:  The valley is remote from the usual tourist routes.  3. PRESTIGIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (प्रतिष्ठित): reputable  Synonyms: distinguished, respected  Antonyms: disreputable  Example Sentence:  He works at a much prestigious academic post.  4. SPAWN (VERB): (उत्पन्न करना): give rise to  Synonyms: occasion, generate  Antonyms: destroy  Example Sentence:  The decade spawned a bewildering variety of books on the forces.  5. RECOMMENDATION (NOUN): (अनुशंसा): advice  Synonyms: counsel, guidance  Antonyms: criticism  Example Sentence:  The committee put forward forty recommendations for change.  6. GRATITUDE (NOUN): (कृतज्ञता): thanks  Synonyms: appreciation, rec

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Direction Test Direction test are introduced to test the ‘sense of direction’ of the candidate. This test is for ascertain the final direction or distance between two points. * Points to keep in mind while solving direction test :- (1) Always try to use the direction planes as the reference for all the questions. (2) Always mark the starting point and end point different from the other points. (3) Always be attentive while taking right and/or left turns. (4) While solving direction test, you should keep in mind the below diagram as reference :- (5) You should be aware of basic geometric rule, such as Pythagoras Theorem.

In Ranking test, types of questions that comes in examination are: (1) Rank of a particular person are mentioned from left and right and the total number of persons are asked in the question. (2) Sometimes, total of persons are mentioned in the question and rank of a particular person from left are mentioned and rank of that particular person from right are asked. (3) Sometimes, total number of persons are mentioned and rank of a particular person from right are given and rank of a particular person from left are asked. * Total number of persons = [(Rank of a particular person from the left + Rank of same particular person from the right)–1] * You should keep in mind that ‘left’ is also called ‘top’. and ‘right is also called ‘botton’ Now, see the examples given below that will better illustrate the above mentioned points: Example 1: Ankit ranks nineteenth from the top and eighteenth from the bottom in a certain exam. How many students are there in his class? Solution: Total number of

Introduction: Alpha - Numeric - Symbol series is combination of alphabets, Numbers, and symbols. This topic is one of the important chapter because in every competitive exam around five questions comes from this topic * Some important points you have to keep in your mind: (1) Vowels - A, E, I, O, U and Vowels are represented as small ‘V’ (v) (2) Consonants - All letters except vowels and Consonants are represented as Small ‘C’ (c). (3) Numbers - 1, 2, 3, 4 etc ............ and Numbers are represented as small ‘N’ (n). (4) Symbols - ! @ # $ % etc ............ and symbols are represented as small ‘S’ (s). In whole chapter we will using these four points by applying some different conditions. * Some twisted terms, you must understand to solve the questions: (1) A precedes B means A will left to B (i.e AB) (2) B is preceded by A It also means that A will left to B. (i.e AB) (3) B follows A means B will right to A (i.e AB) (4) A is followed by B It also means that B will right to A (i.e AB)