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SSC Ladakh Selection Posts Recruitment 2023 – Apply Online for Posts

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 03 Apr 2023 14:15:00 +0000

SSC Ladakh Selection Posts Recruitment 2023 – Apply Online for Posts

Name of the Post: SSC (Ladakh) Selection Posts 2023

Application Fee

Fee: Rs. 100/-

For Women, SC, ST, PwD & ESM: Nil

Payment Mode (Online/ Offline): Through Online Mode

Important Dates

Starting Date to Apply Online & Payment of Fee: 24-03-2023

Last Date to Apply Online & Payment of Fee: 12-04-2023

Last Date for for payment through Challan (during working hours of Bank): 13-04-2023

Date of Window Correction ‘Window for Application Form Correction’ including online payment: 19-04-2023 to 22-04-2023

Schedule of Computer Based Examination: June/July 2023 (Tentatively)

Age Limit (as on 01-01-2023)

Upper Age Limit for SC/ ST Candidates: 18 Years

Upper Age Limit for EWS Candidates: 45 Years

Upper Age Limit for PWBD Candidates: 44 Years

Upper Age Limit for Ex-Servicemen (ESM) Candidates: 3 years after deduction of the actual military service rendered from the actual age as on the closing date for receipt of application from the candidates

Person already in government service (in case not covered under other categories e.g. SC/ST PWBD etc): 42 Years

Age Relaxation is Applicable as Rules

Qualification

Candidates Should Possess 10th, 12th, Degree (Relevant Discipline)

Interested Candidates Can Read the Full Notification Before Apply Online

Important Links

Apply Online Click Here

Official Website Click here

List of International organisation and their abbreviation

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 14 Apr 2022 05:34:00 +0000

List of International organisation and their abbreviation

International Organisation	Abbreviation
United Nation	UN
Economic and Social Council	ECOSOC
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees	UNHCR
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development	UNCTAD
United Nations Development Programme	UNDP
United Nations Environment Programme	UNEP
World Food Programme	WFP
United Nations International Drug Control Programme	UNIDCP
Non-Governmental Organisations	NGO
International Court of Justice	ICJ
Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty	CTBT
United Nations Children’s Education Fund	UNICEF
United Nations Population Fund	UNFPA
UN Commission on Human Settlements	UNCHS
UN Capital Development Fund	UNCDF
United Nations Volunteers	UNV
UN Development Fund for Women	UNIFEM
International Narcotics Control Board	INCB
International Centre for the Prevention of Crime	ICPC
United Nations University	UNU
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development	UNRISD
United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research	UNIDIR
United Nations Institute for Training and Research	UNITAR
Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations	FAO
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (The World Bank)	IBRD
International Development Association	IDA
International Finance Corporation	IFC
Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency	MIGA
International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes	ICSID
International Civil Aviation Organisation	ICAO
International Fund for Agricultural Development	IFAD
International Maritime Organisation	IMO
International Monetary Fund	IMF
International Telecommunication Union	ITU
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation	UNESCO
International Bureau of Education	IBE
United Nations Industrial Development Organisation	UNIDO
Universal Postal Union	UPU
World Health Organisation	WHO
Pan American Health Organisation	PAHO
World Intellectual Property Organisation	WIPO
World Meteorological Organisation	WMO
International Atomic Energy Agency	IAEA
International Seabed Authority	ISA
World Trade Organisation	WTO
European Union	EU
Asian Development Bank	ADB
Association of South-East Asian Nations	ASEAN
South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation	SAARC
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries	OPEC
International Criminal Police Organization	INTERPOL
International Organization for Standardization	ISO
World Wide Fund for Nature	WWF
International Olympic Committee	IOC
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade	GATT
Outer Space Treaty	OST

General Knowledge - Old and New Name

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 02 Apr 2022 14:36:00 +0000

General Knowledge - Old and New Name

Changed Name (in India) - Old Name & New Name

** The following table enlists the changed name of the Indian Cities –

Old Name

New Name

Bangalore

Bengaluru

Madras

Chennai

Calcutta

Kolkata

Bombay

Mumbai

Mangalore

Mangaluru

Mysore

Mysuru

Cawnpore

Kanpur

Baroda

Vadodra

Pataliputra

Patna

Pondicherry

Puducherry

Poona

Pune

Trivandrum

Thiruvananthapuram

Quilon

Kollam

Aleppey

Alappuzha

Cochin

Kochi

Calicut

Kozhikode

Palghat

Palakkad

Trichur

Thrissur

Cannanore

Kannur

Saket

Ayodhya

Umravati

Amravati

Tanjore

Thanjavur

Lakhnau

Lucknow

Trichy

Tiruchirappalli

Jeypore

Jaipur

Orissa

Odisha

Ootacamund

Udhagamandalam

Panjim

Panaji

Vizagapatam

Visakhapatnam

Belgaum

Belagavi

Hubli

Hubballi

Gulbarga

Kalburgi

Bijapur

Vijayapura

Banaras

Varanasi

Prayag

Allahabad

Bhagyanagar

Hyderabad

Tuticorin

Thoothukudi

Cape Comorin

Kanya Kumari

Tumkur

Tumakuru

RBI Officer Grade B Recruitment 2022

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 30 Mar 2022 14:22:00 +0000

RBI Officer Grade B Recruitment 2022 – Apply Online for 294 Posts

Total Vacancy: 294

Brief Information: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has published a notification for the recruitment of Officer Grade B (General/DEPR/DSIM) vacancies. Those Candidates who are interested in the vacancy can read the Notification & Apply Online.

Important Dates

Starting Date to Apply Online & Payment of Fee: 28-03-2022

Last Date to Apply Online & Payment of Fee: 18-04-2022 (till 06:00 pm)

1) For Officer Gr B (DR)-General:

Date of Phase I Online Examination: May 28, 2022

Date of Phase II Online Examination: June 25, 2022

2) For Officer Gr B (DR)-DEPR/DSIM:

Date of Phase I Online Examination: July 02, 2022

Date of Phase II Online Examination:August 06, 2022

Qualification

For Officers in Grade ‘B’ (DR) – (General): Graduation or Post-Graduation/ Equivalent technical qualification.

For Officers in Grade ‘B’ (DR) – DEPR: Master’s Degree (Relevant Disciplines) or PGDM/ MBA Finance.

For Officers in Grade ‘B’ (DR) – DSIM: Master’s Degree (Relevant Disciplines) or PGDBA.

Age Limit (01-01-2022)

Minimum Age Limit: 21 Years

Maximum Age Limit: 30 Years

Candidates must have been born not earlier than January 02,1992 and not later than January 01, 2001

Age relaxation is applicable as per rules

Application Fee

For OBC/General/EWS candidates: Rs. 850/-

For SC/ST/PwBD: Rs. 100/- (Intimation Charges only)

For STAFF@: Nil

Payment Mode: Online

Vacancy Details

Important Links

Apply Online Click here

Detailed Notification Click here

Official Website Click here

SSC MTS Recruitment 2022 – Apply Online for 3603 Vacancy

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 29 Mar 2022 13:46:00 +0000

SSC MTS Recruitment 2022 – Apply Online for 3603 Vacancy

** Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff, and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Examination, 2021

Total Vacancy: 3603

Brief Information: Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has published notification for the recruitment of Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havaldar (CBIC & CBN) Exam 2021. Those Candidates who are interested in the vacancy details & completed all eligibility criteria can read the Notification & Apply Online.

Important Dates

* Starting Date to Apply Online: 22-03-2022

* Last Date to Apply Online: 30-04-2022 by 23:30 hrs

* Last Date to Payment of Fee through Online: 02-05-2022 by 23:30 hrs

* Last Date for Generation of Offline Challan: 03-05-2022 by 23:30 hrs

* Last Date for Payment of Fee through Challan: 04-05-2022 during working hours of Bank

* Dates of ‘Window for Application Form Correction’ and online payment of Correction Charges: 05 to 09-05-2022 by 23:00 Hrs

* Date for Computer Based Exam (Paper-I): July 2022

* Date for Paper II Exam (Descriptive): To be notified later

Qualification

Matriculation or equivalent from a recognised board or University.

Age Limit as on 01-01-2022

18-25 years (i.e. candidates born not before 02-01-1997 and not later than 01-01-2004).

18-27 years (i.e. candidates born not before 02-01-1995 and not later than 01-01-2004).

Age Relaxation is applicable to SC/ ST/ OBC/ PWD/ Ex Serviceman Candidates as per rules

For More Age Details Refer the notification.

Application Fee

Fee: Rs. 100/-

For Women, SC, ST, PwD & ESM: Nill

Payment Mode (Online/ Offline): SBI Challan/ Net Banking by using Visa, Master Card, Maestro, RuPay Credit/ Debit Card

Important Links

* Apply Online >> Registration | Login

* Notification >> Click Here

* Official Website >> Click here

List of Banking Terms and Abbreviations

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 16 Apr 2021 15:14:00 +0000

Banking Terms and Abbreviations

All banking exams ask questions about banking and finance abbreviations on a regular basis.

Candidates taking the RBI exam, the SBI PO exam, the IBPS PO exam, the IBPS RRB exam, and other bank exams will be required to answer questions from this section.

In this article, we'll show you how to respond to questions about banking abbreviations that an applicant may encounter in a banking test. An important static GK topic is banking abbreviations. Check out the article linked here for more information on various static GK topics.

Banking Abbreviations:-

For details on other Government exams, refer to the linked article.

🔴Table of Content:

Starting fromA,B,C,D alphabet.
Starting fromE,F,G,I alphabet.
Starting fromK,L,M,N alphabet.
Starting fromO,P,R,S alphabet.
Starting fromT,U,W,Y alphabet.

List of Important Banking Abbreviations is given below:-

Starting from A,B,C,D alphabet.

TERMS		Banking Abbreviations
ACF		Auto Correlation Function
AD		Authorized Dealer
ADB		Asian Development Bank
ADR		American Depository Receipt
AFS		Annual Financial Statement
AIRCSC		All India Rural Credit Survey Committee
ASSOCHAM		Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India
BIS		Bank for International Settlements
BOP		Balance of Payments
BSCS		Basel Committee of Banking Supervision
BSR		Basic Statistical Returns
CAD	Capital Account Deficit
CAG	Controller and Auditor General of India
CC	Cash Credit
CD	Certificate of Deposit
CR Ratio	Credit Deposit Ratio
CF	Company Finance
CFRA	Combined Finance and Revenue Accounts
CGRA	Currency and Gold Revaluation Account
CII	Confederation of Indian Industry
CO	Capital Outlay
CP	Commercial Paper
CPI	Consumer Price Index
CR	Capital Receipts
CRAR	Capital to Risk-Weighted Asset Ratio
CRR	Cash Reserve Ratio
CVC	Central Vigilance Commission
DBOD	Department of Banking Operations and Development
DCB	Demand Collection and Balance
DCCB	District Central Co-operative Bank
DCM, RBI	Department of Currency Management, RBI
DD	Demand Draft
DEIO	Department of External Investments and Operations
DGCI&S	Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics
DI	Direct Investments
DICGC	Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation of India
DID	Discharge of Internal Debt
DMA	Departmentalized Ministries Account
DRI	Differential Rate of Interest Scheme
DSBB	Dissemination Standards Bulletin Board
DVP	Delivery Versus Payment

Starting from E,F,G,I alphabet.

TERMS	Banking Abbreviations
ECB	External Commercial Borrowing
ECB	European Central Bank
ECGC	Export Credit and Guarantee Corporation
ECS	Electronic Clearing Scheme
EDMU	External Debt Management Unit
EEA	Exchange Equalization Account
EEC	European Economic Community
EEFC	Exchange Earners Foreign Currency
EFR	Exchange Fluctuation Reserve
EXIM Bank	Export Import Bank of India
FCA	Foreign Currency Assets
FCCB	Foreign Currency Convertible Bond
FCNRB(B)	Foreign Currency Non- resident (Banks)
FCNRA	Foreign Currency Non Resident Account
FCNRD	Foreign Currency Non Repatriable Deposit
FDI	Foreign Direct Investment
FEMA	Foreign Exchange Management Act
FI	Financial Institution
FICCI	Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry
FII	Foreign Institutional Investor
FIMMDA	Fixed Income Money Market and Derivatives Association of India
FISIM	Financial Intermediation Services Indirectly Measured
FLAS	Foreign Liabilities and Assets Survey
FOF	Flow of Funds
FPI	Foreign Portfolio Investment
FRA	Forward Rate Agreement
FRN	Floating Rate Note
GDP	Gross Domestic Product
GDR	Global Repository Receipt
G-Sec	Government Securities
IBRD	International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
IDRBT	Institute for Development and Research in Banking Technology
IEPF	Investors Education and Protection Fund
IFSC	Indian Financial Sysytem Code
IFC	Indian Financial Corporation
IFCI	Industrial Finance Corporation of India
IIBF	International Institute of Banking and Finance
IIBI	Industrial Investment Bank of India
IFC	International Finance Corporation
IFR	Investment Fluctuation Reserve
IIP	Index of Industrial Production
IMF	International Monetary Fund
IP	Interest Payment
ISDA	International Swaps and Derivative Association
ISO	International Standards Organization

Starting from K,L,M,N alphabet.

TERMS	Banking Abbreviations
KYC	Know Your Customer
KVP	Kissan Vikas Patra
KVIC	Khadi and Village Industries Corporation
LAF	Liquidity Adjustment Facility
LAS	Loans and Advances by States
LDB	Land Development Bank
LERMS	Liberalised Exchange Rate Management System
M1	Narrow Money
M3	Broad Money
MA	Moving Average
MCA	Ministry of Corporate Affairs
MIGA	Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency
MSS	Market Stabilisation Scheme
NABARD	National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development
NBFC	Non Banking Financial Companies
NEC	Not Elsewhere Classified
NEER	Nominal Effective Exchange Rate
NFA	Non Foreign Exchange Assets
NFD	Net Fiscal Deficit
NHB	National Housing Bank
NIF	Note Issuance Facility
NPA	Non Performing Assets
NPV	Net Present Value
NSSF	National Small Savings Fund

Starting from O,P,R,S alphabet.

TERMS	Banking Abbreviations
OD	Over Draft
OECD	Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development
OLTAS	Online Tax Accounting System
PACS	Primary Agriculture Credit Societies
PD	Primary Deficit
RD	Revenue Deficit
RE	Revenue Expenditure
REER	Real Effective Exchange Rate
RIB	Resurgent India Bonds
RLA	Recoveries of Loans and Advancements
RTC	Repayment of Loans to Centre
RoC’s	Registrars of Companies
RR	Revenue Receipts
RRB	Regional Rural Bank
RTP	Reserve Tranche Position
RUF	Revolving Underwriting Facility
RWA	Risk Weighted Asset
SCARDB	State Co-operative Agriculture and Rural Development Bank
SCB	State Co-operative Bank
SCB	Scheduled Commercial Bank
SDDS	Special Data Dissemination Standards
SDR	Special Drawing Right
SEBI	Securities Exchange Board of India
SFC	State Financial Corporation
SIDBI	Small Industries Development Bank of India
SIDC	State Industrial Development Corporation
SLR	Statutory Liquidity Ratio
SMG	Standing Monitoring Group
SNA	System of National Accounts

Starting from T,U,W,Y alphabet.

TERMS	Banking Abbreviations
TB’s	Treasury Bills
TC	Temporary Change
TT	Telegraphic Transfer
UCN	Uniform Code Number
UTI	Unit Trust of India
WPI	Wholesale Price Index
YTM	Yield to Maturity

Thank you and Best of luck.

Frequently Asked Questions on Bank Exams

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 12 Apr 2021 14:18:00 +0000

FAQ on Bank Exams

Q 1. What is the salary of a Bank PO?

Ans. The salary of a Probationary Officer who qualifies the bank exams varies between Rs. 5 lacs to Rs.10 lacs per annum.

Q 2. Which are the most popular bank exams?

Ans. Given below is the list of the most common bank exams that are conducted in the our country:

SBI Probationary Officer Exam

IBPS Probationary Officer Exam

RBI Grade B Officer Exam

SBI Junior Associate Exam

IBPS Clerk Exam

RBI Assistant Exam

IBPS RRB Probationary Officer Exam

Q 3. Which are the major posts for which bank exams are conducted?

Ans. There are various posts for which various Banking Organisations conduct their recruitment process, but out of these various posts there are three main posts for which bank exams are conducted their recruitment process in India. This includes:

Bank Probationary Officer (Bank PO)

Bank Specialist Officer (Bank SO)

Assistant/ Clerical Cadre (Bank Clerk)

Q 4. Which is the easiest bank exam?

Ans. The level of bank exam depends on totally on questions papers. Question papers are mostly moderate, and any well-prepared candidate can easily qualify any bank exam. However, more than the standard of the paper, the competition to qualify the exam is much tougher.

Q 5. What to study to qualify the bank exams?

Ans. Given below are the five major subjects which are a part of almost every bank exam and preparing them can help any candidates to qualify the bank exam:

Reasoning Ability and General Intelligence

Quantitative Aptitude and Numerical Ability

General/Banking/Finance Awareness

English Language and Verbal Ability

Computer Awareness

The subjects mentioned above are the most common ones which are included in the bank exam syllabus. Candidates must always check the official notification for the latest syllabus and exam pattern.

Q 6. Can I qualify for Bank exams without Coaching?

Ans. Yes, a candidate can prepare for bank exams without coaching. They require the best books, sufficient study material and quality time dedicated to self-study, to qualify the exam.

Q 7. What is the salary of a Bank PO?

Ans. The annual salary of a Bank PO in a Public Sector Bank is approximately Rs. 12 to 13 lacs and the annual Bank PO salary in a Private sector Bank is approximately Rs.5 to 6 lacs.

Q 8. Which Bank PO salary is the highest?

Ans. Salary of a Probationary Officer in the State Bank of India is the highest in comparison to other Public or Private Sector Banks.

Q 9. What perks are provided to a Bank PO?

Ans. Apart from the decent Bank PO salary, there are various other perks provided to a Probationary Officer, these include:

House Rent Allowance

Travel Allowance

Dearness Allowance

Leave Fare Concessions (LFC)

Miscellaneous Allowances (Petrol, Daily Help, etc.)

Q 10. Is there a Provident Fund deduction in the bank salary?

Ans. Yes, Provident fund deduction is made from a bank employee’s salary.

Best English book for competitive exams

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 11 Apr 2021 15:40:00 +0000

Best English book for competitive exams and these books will help you improve your English skills.

Objective General English by S.P. Bakshi

Objective General English is a necessary book that will help aspirants to improve their language skills by working towards clearing competitive exams. If you are taking the entrance exam –like Hotel Management, B.Ed, MBA, MCA course and UPSC then definitely this book will help you in your order on language. This book is written by SP Bakshi and this book has been used by countless people for many years.

The present book has been divided into four parts namely Part A: Foundation Module, Part B: Verbal Ability, Part C and Part D: Practical Grammar, each divided into number of chapters as per the syllabi of General English asked in various competitive examinations. Part –A: has been divided into six units covering Tenses, Modals, Clause Analysis, Articles, Noun, Pronoun, Adjective, Adverb, Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs, Idioms & Phrases, Spotting Errors, etc whereas Part B covers Paronyms & Homonyms, One Word Substitutions, Synonyms & Antonyms, cloze procedure , etc. Part C covers Sequence of Sentences and Objective Comprehension and Part D covers Narration, Synthesis,Transformation, Punctuation, Spelling Rules and Contractions. this edition of Objective General English will assist you in identifying your preparation and in directing you towards your goal.As the book thoroughly covers the overall English section asked during a number of competitive examinations, it needless to say will work as a preparation booster for various competitive examinations like Bank (PO & Clerk), NDA, CDS, SSC (CGL, MTS, LDC), MBA, Hotel Management, MCA, UPSC, BEd Exams, etc.

English for Competitive Examinations (Includes Descriptive and Objective Tests) by Wren & Martin

ABOUT THE BOOK:-

● UNIQUE & PEERLESS- For the first time ever Wren & Martin is available in a new Avatar that will help aspirants succeed in English for all important competitive examinations that are held in India throughout the year! Yes, for the first time such authoritative content is available for both ‘descriptive’ and ‘objective’ portions between the covers.

● ENGAGING & MOTIVATING - Designed like a concepts-cum-workbook, this book promises to keep aspirants engaged with the content by compelling them to do mental gymnastics when they study using this book. The aspirant will feel motivated to learn until the time they master the section of the book that they want to. In the process, attention span will improve.

● TOOLBOX APPROACH - It contains real-world actual questions from recent examinations (based on memory), tightly wrapped around the concepts. Visual connectors have been used throughout the book to connect concepts with questions. This ensures that the aspirants develop an inventory of tools of application of concepts which they can choose and apply when faced with examination.

● PRACTICE BOOSTER - Apart from plenty of in-text questions and concept-checkers, every section in the book ends with question banks, offering ample practice opportunity. Overall, the book has 23 question banks.

● PREP STRATEGY ENHANCER - Since the variety of questions in actual examinations is wide, for making preparation efficacious we have included an index of examination questions and two tables containing topic-wise distribution of questions by examinations, so that the aspirants know what is more important and what is less. This will result in an efficient use of time and a sharply focused preparation.

● ONE-STOP SOLUTION - Our team of competitive examination experts in the English paper has filled in with content for those topics which Wren & Martin does not address sufficiently, so that that the book becomes a one-stop solution for all aspirants.

Useful For

• SSC-CGL – Tier I & Tier-II, SSC CSHL Exams

• Other SSC Exams – MTS, CAPF, Stenographers, FCI, CPO, JE

• IBPS CRP Exams – PO, SO, RRB, Clerk

• Other Banking Exams SBI, RBI, NABARD etc

• Insurance Exams – LIC, GIC, NICL etc.

• UPSC Civil Services, IFS, CDS, NDA, Engineering Services

• Other UPSC Exams – SCRA, CISF, EPFO, IES/ISS, CASF, CISF-ASI

• State Civil Services Exams

• Other Entrance Examinations – CLAT, NCHMCT-JEE, GATE

• Railway Recruitment Board (RRB)

• DMRC Recruitment Tests

• DSSSB UGC-NET/SLET

• MBA Entrance Exams – MAT, SNAP, CAT, XAT, GMAT, CMAT, IRMA and so on

• Exams (PGT/TGT/PRT/Nursery Teacher)

Read more about this book

Descriptive English by S. P. Bakshi and Richa Sharma

Table of ContentPart A- Writing Skills: Essay Writing, Expansion Writing Part B- Comprehension Skills Part C- Grammar Skills Part D-Verbal Skills.

Wren & Martin High School English Grammar and Composition Book by Rao N,D,V,Prasada (Author), N.D.V. Prasada Rao

Wren and Martin's High School English Grammar and Essays is one of the most popular and widely used reference books on English grammar.

Read more about this book

Thank you and Best of luck ...

General awareness questions for competitive exams 2021

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 10 Apr 2021 14:48:00 +0000

General Awareness Quiz 2021

In this post we have tried our best to give few General Awareness questions that is very important for all competitive examination in all over India. All the candidates should check these questions and prepare accordingly.

1) When was the Panama Canal constructed?

A) 1869 AD B) 1980 AD C) 1905 AD D) 1914 AD

2) The highest drainage basin associated with the peninsular river in India is –

A) Mahanadi B) Godavari C) Krishna D) Narmada

3) Five Kingdom classification was given by –

A) Whittaker B) Haeckel C) Linneus D) Copeland

4) Animals with Chitinous exoskeleton are –

A) Insects B) Sponges C) Sea-Urchin D) Snails

5) The heart rate in an adult person is -

A) 50-60 times per minute C) 70-80 times per hour

B) 70-80 times per second D) 70-80 times per minute

6) Citric acid is present in free form in –

A) Tamarind B) Milk C) Apple D) Lemon

7) Which of the following is a tapeworm?

A) Fasciola B) Schistosoma C) Taenia

D) Enterobius

8) The purity of Milk is determined by –

A) Hydrometer B) Lactometer C) Stalagmometer

D) Thermometer

9) Which of the following is the area of lowest pressure over Indian subcontinent during the hot dry weather season?

A) Rann of Kachchh B) Rajasthan C) North-West India

D) Meghalaya

10) The motion of a body around a circular path is an example of –

A) Uniform velocity, variable acceleration.

B) Uniform speed, uniform velocity.

C) Uniform speed, variable velocity.

D) Uniform speed, variable acceleration.

11) A current carrying conductor is associated with –

A) A magnetic field C) an electric field

B) An electro-magnetic field D) an electrostatic field

12) One kilobit is equal to ________ bits?

A) 512 B) 1000 C) 1024 D) 1042

13) To find and load a file that has been saved on a computer, which of the given options is used?

A) Select the close command

B) Select the new command

C) Select the save command

D) Select the open command

14) Dot matrix printers, when compared to Laser Printers are –

A) Quieter B) Faster C) Less expensive D) More expensive

15) KMnO₄can be used as –

A) Insecticide B) Fertilizer C) Pesticide D) Disinfectant

16) A thick paste of cement, sand and water is called –

A) Concrete B) R.C.C. C) Mortar D) Kiln

17) Which one among the following does not have any effect on velocity of sound?

A) Pressure B) Temperature C) Humidity D) Density

18) Which of the following is used as anesthetic?

A) NH₃ B) NO C) NO₂ D) N₂O

19) The quality of petrol is expressed in terms of –

A) Cetane number B) Gold number C) Octane number

D) Added unleaded compounds

20) The scavengers of earth are –

A) Bacteria B) Viruses C) Algae D) Fungi

Thank you and Best of Luck

Important Days in March 2021

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 23 Mar 2021 14:11:00 +0000

Important Days in March 2021: National and International Days

Important Days in March 2021: The name of March is devoted to the Roman god of war, Mars. It is the primary month of the earliest Roman calendar . Many events, festivals, and also important days of the national and international fall within the month of March.

So Let us have a look at the list of events and important days that fall in March.

March 2021
M	T	W	T	F	S	S
1	2	3	4	5	6	7
8	9	10	11	12	13	14
15	16	17	18	19	20	21
22	23	24	25	26	27	28
29	30	31

March 2021 Important Days

Date	Name of Important Days
1 March	Zero Discrimination Day
1 March	World Civil Defence Day
3 March	World Wildlife Day
3 March	World Hearing Day
4 March	National Safety Day
8 March	International Women's Day
10 March	CISF Raising Day
10 March	No Smoking Day (Second Wednesday of March)
12 March	Mauritius Day
14 March	Pi Day
14 March	International Day of Action for Rivers
15 March	World Consumer Rights Day
15 March	Ramakrishna Jayanti
16 March	National Vaccination Day
18 March	Ordnance Factories Day (India)
20 March	International Day of Happiness
20 March	World Sparrow Day
21 March	World Forestry Day
21 March	World Down Syndrome Day
21 March	World Poetry Day
22 March	World Water Day
23 March	World Meteorological Day
24 March	World Tuberculosis (TB) Day
27 March	World Theatre Day

So, these are the National and International important Days within the month of March 2021 which will also help within the preparation for several competitive examinations and also it'll enhance your knowledge.

Best of luck …

SSC MTS Recruitment 2021 – Apply Online

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 07 Mar 2021 14:28:00 +0000

SSC MTS Recruitment 2021 – Apply Online for Multi Tasking Staff (Staff Selection Commission)

Name of the Post: SSC MTS (Multi Tasking Staff) 2021

Post Date: 05-02-2021

Brief Information: Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has published notification for the recruitment of the post of Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff Examination for 2020. Those Candidates who are interested in the said vacancy must check the all details regarding the recruitment process and also check out all eligibility criteria. Candidates can read the Notification from the below given link and Apply Online accordingly.

-: Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Multi Tasking Staff (Non Technical) Exam 2021:-

-:Important Dates:-

Starting Date to Apply Online: 05-02-2021

Last Date to Apply Online: 21-03-2021 by 23:30 hrs

Last Date to Payment of Fee through Online: 23-03-2021 by 23:30 hrs

Last Date for Generation of Offline Challan: 25-03-2021 by 23:30 hrs

Last Date for Payment of Fee through Challan: 29-03-2021 during working hours of Bank

Date for Computer Based Exam (Tier-I): 01 to 20-07-2021

Date of Tier-II Examination (Descriptive Paper): 21-11-2021

Application Fee

Fee: Rs. 100/- for General Category

For Women, SC, ST, PwD & ESM: Nill

Payment Mode (Online/ Offline): SBI Challan/ Net Banking by using Visa, Master Card, Maestro, RuPay Credit/ Debit Card

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Matriculation (10^th Class) or equivalent from a recognized board or University.

Age Limit

18-25 years as on 01-01-2021 (i.e. candidates born not before 02-01-1996 and not later than 01-01-2003).

18-27 years as on 01-01-2021 (i.e. candidates born not before 02-01-1994 and not later than 01-01-2003).

Age Relaxation is applicable to SC/ ST/ OBC/ PWD/ Ex Serviceman Candidates as per rules. For more Age Details go through the detailed notification.

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Important Scientific Instruments and their Uses

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 20 Jan 2021 14:23:00 +0000

List of Important Scientific Instruments and their uses

-: Scientific Instruments (বৈজ্ঞানিক যন্ত্রপাতি ) :-

Device that measures the intensity of radiation	Actinometer ( অ্যাক্টিনোমিটার )
Instrument to measure the strength of an electric current	Ammeter ( অ্যামিটার )
Instrument to measure difference in hearing	Audiometer ( অডিওমিটার )
Instrument used for measuring atmospheric pressure	Barometer ( ব্যারোমিটার )
Optical instrument designed for magnified view of distant objects by both eyes simultaneously	Binoculars ( দূরবীণ )
Device that measures the very low temperature	Cryometer ( ক্রায়োমিটার )
Instrument for examining hollow organs (bowel etc.)	Endoscope ( এন্ডোস্কোপ )
Device that measures the potential difference and charge	Electrometer ( ইলেক্ট্রোমিটার )
Instrument for measuring electric current	Galvanometer ( গ্যালভানোমিটার )
Instrument for measuring the relative humidity of the atmosphere	Hygrometer ( হাইগ্রোমিটার )
Instrument for measuring the relative density of milk	Lactometer ( ল্যাক্টোমিটার )
Instrument for examining the eardrum	Otoscope ( ওটোস্কোপ )
Instrument used to measure the density and coefficient of expansion of a liquid	Pyknometer ( পিকনোমিটার )
Instrument for measuring rainfall	Rain Gauge ( রেইন গজ )
Instrument for recording intensity and origin of earthquake shocks	Seismograph ( সিসমোগ্রাফ )
Instrument for hearing and analysing the sound of heart and lungs	Stethoscope ( স্টেথোস্কোপ )
Device for measuring the rate of climb or descent of an aircraft	Variometer ( ভ্যারিওমিটার )
Instrument to measure potential difference between two points	Voltmeter ( ভোল্টমিটার )
Instrument that measures the electrical resistance of a material	Ohmmeter ( ওহমিটার )
An instrument attached to the wheel of a vehicle, to measure the distance travelled.	Odometer ( ওডোমিটার )
Instrument that measures magnetic flux	Fluxmeter ( ফ্লাক্সমিটার )
Instrument to measure the wavelength of a radiowave (high frequency waves)	Wavemeter ( ওয়েভ মিটার )
Instrument that measures the pitch of a sound	Tonometer ( টোনোমিটার )
An instrument that is used in aircrafts for measuring altitudes	Altimeter ( অলটিমিটার )
An instrument used for measuring speed of the vehicle	Speedometer ( স্পীডোমিটার )

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List of Nobel Prizes and Laureates of 2020

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 19 Jan 2021 15:13:00 +0000

Facts About Nobel Prize

⏩ The Nobel Prizes are the international award. The Nobel Prizes are a set of five prizes. The Nobel Prize was first conferred in the year of 1901. It is based on the fortune of Alfred Nobel who was a Swedish chemist, engineer, and entrepreneur most famously known for the invention of dynamite.

Nobel Prize is administered by the Nobel Foundation in Stockholm, Sweden. Nobel Prizes are awarded in the fields of Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature, Peace and Economic Sciences. The will of Alfred Nobel established five Nobel prizes in 1895. The prizes in Chemistry, Literature, Peace, Physics, and Physiology or Medicine were first awarded in the year of 1901.

From the year 1901 to 2020, the Nobel Prizes and the Prize in Economic Sciences were awarded 603 times to 962 people and organisations. Each Prize of Nobel consists of a medal, a personal diploma, and a cash award.

Who is a Nobel Prize Laureate?

A person or organisation who is awarded the Nobel Prize is called Nobel Laureate. The word “laureate” refers to being signified by the laurel wreath. In ancient Greece, laurel wreaths were awarded to victors as a sign of honour.

Nobel Prize Categories:

Total Number of Prizes and Laureates from the year of 1901 to 2000 are given below:-

Nobel Prize in Physics	1901-2020: 114 prizes awarded to 216 laureates.
Nobel Prize in Chemistry	1901-2020: 112 prizes awarded to 186 laureates
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine	1901-2020: 111 prizes awarded to 222 laureates.
Nobel Prize in Literature	1901-2020: 113 prizes awarded to 117 laureates.
Nobel Peace Prize	1901-2020: 101 prizes awarded to 135 laureates.
Prize in Economic Sciences	1901-2020: 52 prizes awarded to 86 laureates.

Nobel Prizes and Laureates in 2020

Nobel Prizes and Laureates in 2020

Nobel Laureates

Field or Category

Contribution

Roger Penrose

Physics

“for the discovery that black hole formation is a robust prediction of the general theory of relativity”

Reinhard Genzel

“for the discovery of a supermassive compact object at the centre of our galaxy”

Andrea Ghez

“for the discovery of a supermassive compact object at the centre of our galaxy”

Emmanuelle Charpentier

And

Jennifer A. Doudna

Chemistry

“for the development of a method for genome editing”

Harvey J. Alter, Michael Houghton and Charles M. Rice

Physiology or Medicine

“for the discovery of Hepatitis C virus”

Louise Glück

Literature

“for her unmistakable poetic voice that with austere beauty makes individual existence universal”

World Food Programme (WFP)

Peace Prize

"for its efforts to combat hunger, for its contribution to bettering conditions for peace in conflict-affected areas and for acting as a driving force in efforts to prevent the use of hunger as a weapon of war and conflict."

Paul R. Milgrom

and

Robert B. Wilson

Economic Sciences

“for improvements to auction theory and inventions of new auction formats”

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List of high courts in india and their jurisdiction till 2020

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 19 Jan 2021 07:16:00 +0000

List of high courts in india and their jurisdiction till 2020

☑ High Courts in India: An Overview

The High Courts of India are the main civil courts of the main judiciary in each State and Union Territory.

However, the High Court exercises its original civil and criminal jurisdiction only if the lower court is not authorized to try such matters in the absence of law, authority, and vested jurisdiction. The High Court may enjoy the basic justice in certain cases, if it is specifically designated by a state or federal law.

Basically, most of the work of the High Court consists mainly of appeals of the lower courts and writ petitions in terms of Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution. Right jurisdiction is also a real jurisdiction of a high court.

Each state is divided into judicial districts presided over by district and session judges. He is known as a district judge when he presides over a civil case and also known as a sessions judge when he presides over a criminal case. He is the highest judicial authority under a judge of the High Court. Beneath it, there are courts of civil justice, known by different names in different states. Under Article 141 of the Constitution, all courts of India, including the High Court, are bound by the judgments and orders of the Supreme Court of India on a priority basis.

Judges of a High Court are appointed by the President of India on the advice of the Chief Justice of India and the Governor of the State. The High Court is headed by the Chief Justice. The Chief Justices of High Courts are ranked 14th (within their respective states) and 17th (outside their respective states) as per the order of Indian priority. The number of judges in a court is divided by the national average over the past five years to the average institution of the main case, or the average rate of settlement of major cases per judge per year in that High Court, whichever is higher.

The Calcutta High Court is the oldest high court in the country, established on 2 July 18262. The High Court, which has conducted numerous cases in a particular region, has set up permanent benches there. Benches are also present in states that fall under the jurisdiction of the court outside its territorial boundaries. In some cases circuit benches may be set up in smaller states. Circuit benches (known as circuit courts in some parts of the world) are temporary courts that conduct activities for a few selected months of the year. Thus cases created during this interim period are tried when there is a circuit court session. According to a March 2015 survey of 21 high courts conducted by the Bangalore-based NGO Dakshin in collaboration with the Ministry of Law and Justice, the average length of a case in the Indian High Court is 3 years.

The buildings of the Bombay High Court (as part of the Victorian and Art Deco of Mumbai) and the Punjab and Haryana High Courts (as part of the architecture of Le Corbusier) are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

List of Total Numbers of High Courts in India till 2020

Till now there are 25 total numbers of High Courts in India. The list of High Courts of all states and union territories is given below:-

LIST OF HIGH COURTS IN INDIA

Year	Name	Territorial Jurisdiction	Seat	Bench
1862	Bombay	Maharashtra, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Goa, Daman Diu	Mumbai	Panaji, Aurangabad, and Nagpur
1862	Kolkata	West Bengal, Andaman & Nicobar islands	Kolkata	Port Blair
1862	Madras	Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry	Chennai	Madurai
1866	Allahabad	Uttar Pradesh	Allahabad	Lucknow
1884	Karnataka	Karnataka	Bengaluru	Dharwad and Gulbarga
1916	Patna	Bihar	Patna	Patna
1948	Guwahati	Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh	Guwahati	Kohima, Aizawl, and Itanagar
1949	Odisha	Odisha	Cuttack	Cuttak
1949	Rajasthan	Rajasthan	Jodhpur	Jaipur
1956	Madhya Pradesh	Madhya Pradesh	Jabalpur	Gwalior and Indore
1958	Kerala	Kerala & Lakshadweep	Ernakulam	Ernakulam
1960	Gujarat	Gujarat	Ahmedabad	Ahmedabad
1966	Delhi	Delhi	Delhi	Delhi
1971	Himachal Pradesh	Himachal Pradesh	Shimla	Shimla
1975	Punjab & Haryana	Punjab, Haryana & Chandigarh	Chandigarh	Chandigarh
1975	Sikkim	Sikkim	Gangtok	Gangtok
2000	Chattisgarh	Chattisgarh	Bilaspur	Bilaspur
2000	Uttarakhand	Uttarakhand	Nainital	Nainital
2000	Jharkhand	Jharkhand	Ranchi	Ranchi
2013	Tripura	Tripura	Agartala	Agartala
2013	Manipur	Manipur	Imphal	Imphal
2013	Meghalaya	Meghalaya	Shillong	Shillong
2019	Telangana	Telangana	Hyderabad	Hyderabad
2019	Andhra Pradesh	Andhra Pradesh	Amravati	Amravati
2019	Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh	Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh

(Note: In 1928, Jammu & Kashmir high court was established. Post-bi-furcation of J&K into two union territories; there is now a common high court.)

🕀 Appointment of the Judges:

✔ The Chief Justice of a High Court is appointed by the President with the consultation of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and the Governor of the State.

✔ The other judges of the High Court are appointed by the will of President, Governor and the Chief Justice of High Court.

🕀 Qualifications for the Judges:

✔ He should be a citizen of India.

✔ He should have been an advocate in one or more High Courts in India or he should have held in judicial office in any part or territory of India for minimum 10 years.

✔ He should have been held judge for at least 10 years in subordinate courts in India.

🕀 Tenure:

✔ Originally the age of the retirement of the judges of the High Courts was fixed at 60 but after the 15th amendment of the Constitution in 1963 the age was raised to 62 years.

🕀 Removal of the Judges:

A judge may leave his office by sending resignation letter to the President of India.
His office would be considered to have been vacated if he is appointed as a judge of the Supreme Court or is transferred to some other High Court.
A judge of High Court may be removed by the President of India if the Parliament passes a motion against him by an absolute majority and 2/3rd majority of the members present and voting, both the Houses sitting separately.

Powers and Functions of High Court

High Court has the following jurisdiction and powers:

1) Power to issue certain writs:-Every High Court has the power to issue writs like habeus corpus, mandamus, prohibition, quo-warranto and certiorari for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights or for any other purposes.

2) Power of Superintendence: Every High Court has the power of superintendence over all the Courts of India and also the Tribunals throughout the territories in relation to which it exercises it’s jurisdiction.

3) Power to transfer case: If the High Court is satisfied that a case pending in a lower court involves a sufficient question of law as to the interpretation of the Constitution, which needs to be determined for disposal of the case, it will withdraw the case and may- Either settles the case itself; Or
Determine the question raised by the law and return the case to the court from which the case has been withdrawn with a copy of the judgment of such question, and that court will receive a receipt to dispose of the case. Such as judgment.

4) Consultation in the appointment and posting etc. of District Judges: The High Court has the power of the appointment, posting and promotion of District Judges in consultation with The Governor of the State. It is also has the power of the appointment of other members of the State Judicial Service.

5) Control over subordinate courts: The High Court has subordinate control over the district courts and subordinate controls of the courts and promotions and promotions and leave grants to persons below the judicial level of the state.

6) Other Basic and appellate powers: The High Court has original and appellate jurisdiction over civil and criminal procedure and civil and criminal matters granted by letter of patent.

✅ High Courts in India: FAQs

Q1. How many high courts are there in India 2021?

Ans. Total 25 High Courts are there in India now.

Q2. Which is the newly constituted High Court in India?

Ans. Telangana and Andhra Pradesh High Courts were the newly constituted High Court in India and established in 2019.

Q3. Which state of India does not have its own High Court?

Ans. Goa, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram and Nagaland do not have its own high court.

Q4. Which is the biggest High Court in India?

Ans. Allahabad High Court is the biggest High Court in India.

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What is CALL | Advantages and Principles of CALL

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 15 Jan 2021 12:51:00 +0000

What is CALL ?

Ans. CALL stands for Computer assisted language learning. It is an approach to teaching in which the computer and computer based resources such as the internal are used to present reinforce and assess material to be learned.

It usually includes a substantial interactive element. It also includes the search for and the investigation of applications in language teaching and learning.

Except for self-study software, CALL is meant to supplement face to face language instruction, without replacing it.

Computers can do some of the work of the teacher and provide great assistance to the teacher even without the presence of the teacher (Pennington and Steven 1992).

New technologies have seen computers become smaller, faster and easier for the teacher to use (Evy 1997). At present we designed CALL software readily available to the teacher. The computer provides a meaning focused communicative learning, which serves the purposes of communicative language teaching.

Point out the advantages of CALL

Ans. The advantages of CALL are the following:-

I. CALL programmers can provide students interesting ways to learn English. The classes of CALL are interesting and motivational.

II. CALL allows learners to have non sequential learning habits. They can decide on their own which skills to develop and which course to use.

III. Computer can provide an exciting ‘fast’ drill for one student and ‘slow’ for another.

IV. The time flexibility of using computer enables students to choose appropriate timing for learning.

What are the Principles of using and designing CALL programmes in language learning and teaching ?

Ans. CALL programmes should be used and designed on the basis of the following principles :-

a) Principle of Appropriateness: While choosing CALL software it should be kept in mind that we should choose the appropriate Call software for the learners, such as age, need and interest is important.

b) Principle of Purposefulness: Use CALL to serve educational purposes. Teachers should not jump in the bandwagon just because other people do.

c) Principle of preference: It is wrong to expect that all students in class would enjoy working on the computer. A lot of students prefer human interaction than with computer. Teacher should provide alternative activities for those students according to their individual preference.

d) Principle of Integration: ESL teacher should try to integrate CALL with other subjects or disciplines in the curriculum.

e) Principle of Interaction: Most of the students are curious in nature so program should be designed in a way so that students can carry on minimum level of interaction with the computer to satisfy their inquisitiveness.

f) Principle of Following Up: Using CALL is not the end in itself. Follow up activities such as group discussion, writing assignments, searching for more data from other learning sources e.g. interviews and survey are also important.

g) Principle of Inclusiveness: CALL is considered one of many learning resources. Teachers should try to incorporate other learning resources and materials such as books magazines, videos, audio tape etc. with their teaching.

h) Principle of individual difference: Teachers must be patient and willing to held the slow learners as per their individual difference.

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WBCS Notification 2021 – Apply Online for Civil Service (Exe) Examination

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 26 Dec 2020 15:07:00 +0000

WBCS Notification 2021

West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) - Advertisement No: 18/2020

Name of the Post: WBPSC Civil Service (Exe) Exam Online Form 2021

Post Date: 21-12-2020

Latest Update: 24-12-2020

Information: West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) has given an employment notification of West Bengal Civil Service (Executive) Examination for 2021 that is divided into Group A, B, C & D Posts. Those Candidates who are interested in the vacancy must check the full details and check all eligibility criteria and then shouild check out the Notification and Apply Online.

WB Civil Service (Exe) Exam 2021

Application Fee

For Others: Rs. 210/- + Service Charges

For SC/ ST and PWD of WB: Nil

Payment Mode: Online/ Offline

Important Dates

Starting Date for Apply Online: 24-12-2020

Last Date to Apply Online & Fee Payment: 15-01-2021 (Upto 12:00 midnight)

Last Date for Offline Fee Payment: 16-01-2021

Tentative Date for Prelims Exam: March/ April, 2021

Qualification

Must have a Degree from a recognized University.

Ability to read, write and speak in Bengali (not required for those candidates whose mother tongue is Nepali).

Age Limit (as on the 1st January of the year of examination)

For Group A & C: 21-36 Years

i.e., Born not earlier than the 02-01-1985 and not later than the 01-01-2000.

For Group B: 20-36 Years

Born not earlier than the 02-01-1985 and not later than the 01-01-2021.

For Group D: 21-39 Years

Born not earlier than the 02-01-1982 and not later than the 01-01-2000.

Age relaxation is admissible as per rules.

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SSC CHSL (10+2) Recruitment 2020 – Apply Online for 4726 Vacancy

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 16 Dec 2020 14:48:00 +0000

SSC CHSL (10+2) Recruitment 2020 – Apply Online for 4726 Vacancy

Name of the Post: SSC CHSL (10+2) Online 2020

Post Date: 06-11-2020

Last Date of Apply Online: 19-12-2020 by 23:30 Hrs

Total Vacancy: 4726

Information: Staff Selection Commission of India (SSC) has announced a notification to conduct Combined Higher Secondary Level (10+2) Examination 2020 for the recruitment of Lower Divisional Clerk (LDC)/ Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA), Postal Assistant/ Sorting Assistant, Data Entry Operator (DEO) vacancies. Those Candidates who are interested to the above posts and following vacancy and completed all Eligibility Criteria can read the Notification & Apply Online as soon as possible.

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Combined Higher Secondary Level (10+2) Examination 2020

Application Fees

For Others Candidates: Rs. 100/-

For Women, SC, ST, PWD, Ex Serviceman Candidates: Nil

Payment Mode: Through Online or Offline

Important Dates

Starting Date to Apply Online: 06-11-2020

Last Date to Apply Online: 15-12-2020 Extended to 19-12-2020 by 23:30 Hrs

Last date for Payment of Fee through Online: 17-12-2020 Extended to 21-12-2020 by 23:30 Hrs

Last date for generation of offline Challan: 19-12-2020 Extended to 23-12-2020 by 23:30 Hrs

Last date for Payment of Fee through Challan: 21-12-2020 Extended to 24-12-2020

Date of Computer Based Examination (Tier-I): 12 to 27-04-2021

Date for Tier II Exam (Descriptive Type): To be notified later

Age Limit (as on 01-01-2021)

Minimum Age: 18 Years

Maximum Age: 27 Years

Age Relaxation is applicable as per rules

Educational Qualification

Candidates must have passed 12th Class or equivalent examination from a recognized Board or University.

Vacancy Details

Post Name	Total
Lower Divisional Clerk (LDC)/ Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA)	1538
Postal Assistant/ Sorting Assistant	3181
Data Entry Operator (DEO)	07
Total	4726

Interested Candidates must read all Notifications before Apply Online.

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Lakes and Lagoons of India | ভারতের হ্রদ ও উপহ্রদ

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 09 Dec 2020 06:19:00 +0000

:Lakes and Lagoons of India:

ভারতের হ্রদ ও উপহ্রদ

হিমালয়ের কুমায়ুন অঞ্চলের হ্রদকে বলে ' তাল ', এই তাল গুলির মধ্যে উল্লেখ্য হলো - নৈনিতাল, ভীমতাল, সাততাল, নাউকুচিয় তাল, পুনাতাল, মালওয়াতাল, খুরপাতাল ইত্যাদি ( এইগুলি মিষ্টি জলের হ্রদ ) ।

উত্তর ভারতের হ্রদ :-

হ্রদের নাম	অবস্থান
(১) হেমকুন্দু	ভুঞ্জ উপত্যকা
(২) রূপকুন্ড	নন্দাঘুন্টি
(৩) ডাল	কাশ্মীর ( হিমালয় )
(৪) উলার	কাশ্মীর ( হিমালয় )
(৫) দুধনাগ	কাশ্মীর ( হিমালয় )
(৬) হরনাগ	কাশ্মীর ( হিমালয় )
(৭) সল্টলেক ( লবণাক্ত )	লাদাখ
(৮) ল্যাংগং ( লবণাক্ত )	লাদাখ
(৯) সো-মারোরি ( লবণাক্ত )	লাদাখ
(১০) লকটাক	মনিপুর
(১১) সম্বর ( লবণাক্ত )	রাজস্থান
(১২) পুস্কর ( লবণাক্ত )	রাজস্থান
(১৩) দিদওয়ানা ( লবণাক্ত )	রাজস্থান
(১৪) পাচভদ্র	রাজস্থান

দক্ষিণ ভারতের হ্রদ :-

হ্রদের নাম	অবস্থান
(১৫) চিল্কা ( লবণাক্ত )	পূর্ব ভারতের বঙ্গোপসাগরের উপকূল
(১৬) কোলেরু ( লবণাক্ত )	কৃষ্ণা ও গোদাবরীর ব-দ্বীপের মধ্যবর্তী অংশ
(১৭) পুলিকট ( লবণাক্ত )	চেন্নাই এর কাছে ( তামিলনাড়ু )

রাজস্থানের লবণাক্ত হ্রদকে ' প্লায়া ' বলে।
পূর্ব ভারতের বঙ্গোপসাগরের উপকূলে অবস্থিত চিল্কা হ্রদটি ভারতের বৃহত্তম হ্রদ।
মালাবার উপকূলের উপহ্রদগুলোকে ' কয়াল ' বলে।

হ্রদ ও উপহ্রদের মধ্যে পার্থক্য :-

হ্রদ	উপহ্রদ
একটি হ্রদ একটি জলের দেহ যা স্থির বা ধীরে চলমান এবং মহাসাগর থেকে দূরে।	একটি উপহ্রদ যদিও এটি হ্রদের মতো দেখতে উপকূলীয় অঞ্চলের কাছাকাছি অগভীর জলাশয় এবং সমুদ্র থেকে জল গ্রহণ করে এবং এটি বালির তৈরি বাধার দ্বীপ দ্বারা সমুদ্র থেকে পৃথক হয়।
হ্রদগুলি বেশিরভাগ মিষ্টি জলের হ্রদ যা পাহাড়ের পাদদেশে গঠিত হয়।	উপহ্রদ হ'ল এক প্রকার লবণাক্ত জলের হ্রদ \|
হ্রদগুলি সমুদ্র থেকে অনেক দূরে তৈরী হয়।	উপহ্রদ সমুদ্রের কাছাকাছি গঠিত হয় \|
হ্রদগুলি চারদিকে জমি দ্বারা ঘিরে থাকে যদিও তারা কোনও নদী বা অন্য কোনও প্রবাহ দ্বারা গঠিত হয়।	উপহ্রদ সমুদ্রের তরঙ্গ দ্বারা গঠিত হয় \|

বিশ্বজুড়ে প্রায় 2 মিলিয়ন হ্রদ রয়েছে, যেখানে অনেক কম উপহ্রদ রয়েছে।

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How to Write a Report Writing | Steps to Write a Report

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 08 Dec 2020 07:12:00 +0000

-:Report Writing:-

Introduction:

Whenever we write about an event we have studied or observed, we are, in fact, giving a report. We gather information and, in our report, we pass it on to others in a very clear and easily intelligible way. Reading it, the readers at once get an idea of what is reported.

In your examinations you may be asked to report on some events, sports, academic seminars, business and economic affairs, scientific issues and experiments, speeches and cultural events.

A news report gives us much information in a little space. By reading news reports in the newspapers, we see that most reports about an event tell us who was involved or appeared to have been involved, what actually happened and when, where and why it happened.

Thus it is seen that reporting an event is a form of composition in which a statement of facts relating to a particular incident is given.

The most important characteristic of this form of composition is that it contains no personal comments of the reporter. Herein lies the main point of difference between reporting on the one hand and writing private letters or paragraphs or essays on the other.

Some practical hints on reporting an event:-

A. Avoid misrepresentation of facts.

B. Don’t give any wrong information.

C. Don’t exaggerate facts.

D. Avoid unnecessary details.

E. Don’t write anything based on your conjecture or imagination.

F. Don’t express your own views.

G. Avoid repetition.

H. Add no comment of your own.

I. Avoid round-about way of expression.

J. Give a suitable heading or title.

Steps for Report Writing:-

There are many different types of reports, including event, incident, sports, business, scientific and research reports, but the basic steps for writing report are the same.

These steps are outlined below.

Step 1: Decide on the 'Terms of reference'

Step 2: Decide on the procedure

Step 3: Find the information

Step 4: Decide on the structure

Step 5: Draft the first part of your report

Step 6: Analyze your findings and draw conclusions

Step 7: Make recommendations

Step 8: Draft the executive summary and table of contents

Step 9: Compile a reference list

Step 10: Revise your draft report

So these are the some hints or steps and tips for good report writing.

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Wbpsc clerkship descriptive paper - Translation examples

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 04 Dec 2020 15:11:00 +0000

WBPSC Clerk Main Descriptive Paper II Examination

WBPSC Clerkship Exam Syllabus @ pscwbapplication.in

Part-II Examination :

Part-II shall consist of conventional type questions on a) Group-A : English b) Group-B :

Bengali/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali/Santali carrying 50 marks each for Group-A and Group-B. The duration of PartII examination shall be 1 hour.

Syllabus for the Part-II Examination :

Part-II :

Group-A : English

a) Drafting of a report in English from points or materials supplied ;

b) Condensing of a prose passage (Summary/Precis) ;

c) Translation from Bengali/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali/Santali, as the case may be, into English ;

Group-B : Bengali/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali/Santali :

a) Drafting of a report from points or materials supplied ;

b) Condensing of a prose passage (summary or précis) ;

c) Translation from English into Bengali/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali/Santali, as the case may be ;

The standard of examination shall be similar to that of Madhyamik Examination of the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education.

Translation from Bengali into English – Worked out example :-

গৃহ হইতে বিতাড়িত হইয়াও ষোল বৎসরের বালক রামমোহন ভীত হইলেন না। তিনি পায়ে হেঁটেই ভ্রমণ করিতে করিতে তিব্বতে উপস্থিত হন। সেখানেও তিনি ধর্ম ও কুসংস্কারের বিরুদ্ধে আন্দোলন আরম্ভ করিয়াছিলেন। তাহার বক্তৃতার ফলে অনেক লোক তাহার শত্রূ হইয়া দাঁড়াইল ; এমনকি তাহাকে হত্যা করিতেও চেষ্টা করিয়াছিল। কিন্তু কতিপয় দয়াদ্র রমণীর চেষ্টায় তাহাদের সে চেষ্টা ব্যর্থ হইলো। তাহার বিপদের কথা শুনিয়া তাহার পিতামাতা তাহাকে গৃহে ফিরাইয়া আনিলেন। তখন তাহার বয়স কুড়ি বৎসর। গৃহে ফিরিয়া তিনি ইংরাজি, গ্রীক, ল্যাটিন, ফরাসী ও ঊর্দু শিখিতে লাগিলেন।

Rammohan was not scared when he was driven out of home at the age of sixteen. In course of his travel on foot, he reached Tibet. There too he started a movement against religious superstitions. As a result of his speeches, many people turned into his enemies and they even tried to kill him. But their attempt was frustrated by the efforts of some kind women. When his parents came to know about the threat to his life, they brought him back home. At that time he was twenty years old. On returning home, he began to learn English, Greek, Latin, French and Urdu.

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সমুদ্র স্রোত (Ocean Current)

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 01 Dec 2020 14:43:00 +0000

সমুদ্র স্রোত (Ocean Current)

What is Ocean Current? অর্থাৎ সমুদ্রস্রোত কাকে বলে ?

উত্তর :- পৃথিবীর আবর্তন, বায়ুপ্রবাহ, সমুদ্রজলের লবণত্ব, ঘনত্ব ও উষ্ণতার পার্থক্যের জন্য সমুদ্রজল নিয়মিতভাবে নির্দিষ্ট দিকে প্রবাহিত হয় - সমুদ্রজলের এই গতিকে সমুদ্রস্রোত (Ocean Current) বলে।

সমুদ্র স্রোত (Ocean Current)

সমুদ্রস্রোতের গতি প্রতি ঘন্টায় গড়ে ৩ থেকে ৯ কিলোমিটার পর্যন্ত হয়ে থাকে। তুলনায় অগভীর জলে স্রোতের বেগ বেশি হয়ে থাকে।

: নানাবিধ সমুদ্র স্রোত :

বায়ুপ্রবাহের মতোই সমুদ্রজলের স্রোতকে সামুদ্রিক স্রোত বলা হয়। সামুদ্রিক স্রোত দুই - প্রকারের (ক) উষ্ণ স্রোত ও (খ) শীতল স্রোত।

( ১ ) উষ্ণস্রোত : সমুদ্রস্রোত যখন উষ্ণমন্ডল থেকে প্রবাহিত হয় , তখন তাকে উষ্ণস্রোত বলে।

( ২ ) শীতল স্রোত :- শীতল অঞ্চল থেকে উষ্ণ অঞ্চলে যায়। মেরুদেশ থেকে প্রবাহিত স্রোত হলো শীতল স্রোত।

( ৩ ) নিরক্ষীয় স্রোত :- নিরক্ষীয় অঞ্চল থেকে প্রবাহিত স্রোতকে বলে নিরক্ষীয় স্রোত।

( ৪ ) মেরুদেশীয় স্রোত :- মেরুপ্রদেশ থেকে প্রবাহিত সমুদ্রস্রোতকে মেরুদেশীয় স্রোত বলে।

( ৫ ) বহিঃস্রোত ও অন্তঃস্রোত :- জলের অপেক্ষাকৃত উপরের অংশে প্রবাহিত স্রোতকে বহিঃস্রোত বলে এবং জলের নিচের অংশ দিয়ে প্রবাহিত স্রোতকে অন্তঃস্রোত বলে।

সমুদ্রস্রোত যেদিকে যায়, নামকরণ সেরকম হয়।

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মাল্টিপল চয়েস প্রশ্নোত্তর - ভূগোল

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 01 Dec 2020 13:30:00 +0000

মাল্টিপল চয়েস প্রশ্নোত্তর

ভূগোল

১) ভারতের বৃহত্তম প্রতিবেশী রাষ্ট্র কোনটি ?

(ক) পাকিস্তান (খ) নেপাল (গ) চীন (ঘ) শ্রীলঙ্কা

উত্তর - চীন।

মাল্টিপল চয়েস প্রশ্নোত্তর - ভূগোল

২) ভারতের ক্ষুদ্রতম প্রতিবেশী রাষ্ট্র কোনটি ?

(ক) শ্রীলঙ্কা (খ) বাংলাদেশ (গ) মালদ্বীপ (ঘ) মায়ানমার

উত্তর - মালদ্বীপ।

৩) SAARC এর সদর দপ্তর কোথায় অবস্থিত ?

(ক) জেনেভা (খ) ইসলামাবাদ (গ) কাঠমান্ডু (ঘ) নতুন দিল্লী

উত্তর - কাঠমান্ডু।

৪) ভাষার ভিত্তিতে রাজ্য পুনর্গঠন কোন বছর হয়েছিল ?

(ক) ১৯৫৫ সালে (খ) ১৯৫৬ সালে (গ) ১৯৫৭ সালে (ঘ) ১৯৫৮ সালে

উত্তর - ১৯৫৬ সালে।

৫) কর্ণাটকের পূর্বের নাম কি ছিল ?

(ক) মহীশূর (খ) মনিপুর (গ) বাঙ্গালোর (ঘ) ম্যাঙ্গালোর

উত্তর - মহীশূর।

৬) ভুটানের দীর্ঘতম নদীর নাম কি ?

(ক) মানস (খ) রায়ডাক (গ) তিস্তা (ঘ) ওয়াংচু

উত্তর - মানস।

৭) শ্রীলঙ্কার দীর্ঘতম নদী কোনটি ?

(ক) মহাবলী গঙ্গা (খ) কলানি গঙ্গা (গ) পারাঙ্গি (ঘ) আরু

উত্তর - মহাবলী গঙ্গা।

৮) শ্রীলঙ্কার অধিবাসীরা প্রধানত কোন ধর্মের ?

(ক) হিন্দু (খ) বৌদ্ধ (গ) ইসলাম (ঘ) খ্রিষ্টান

উত্তর - বৌদ্ধ।

৯) নেপালের অধিবাসীরা প্রধানত কোন ধর্মের ?

(ক) ইসলাম (খ) হিন্দু (গ) বৌদ্ধ (ঘ) খ্রিষ্টান

উত্তর - হিন্দু।

১০) মান্নার উপসাগর দ্বারা কোন দেশ ভারত থেকে বিচ্ছিন্ন হয়েছে ?

(ক) মায়ানমার (খ) শ্রীলঙ্কা (গ) বাংলাদেশ (ঘ) ভুটান

উত্তর - শ্রীলঙ্কা।

১১) পৃথিবীর প্রাচীনতম ভঙ্গিল পর্বত কোনটি ?

(ক) হিমালয় (খ) আরাবল্লী (গ) আন্দিজ (ঘ) রকি

উত্তর - আরাবল্লী।

১২) নাথুলা পাস কোথায় অবস্থিত ?

(ক) ভুটানে (খ) কাশ্মীরে (গ) সিকিমে (ঘ) তিব্বতে

উত্তর - সিকিমে।

১৩) কাবেরী নদীর একটি বিখ্যাত জলপ্রপাত হল -

(ক) হূদ্রু (খ) শিবসমুদ্রম (গ) নর্মদা জলপ্রপাত (ঘ) কোনটিই নয়

উত্তর - শিবসমুদ্রম।

১৪) ভারতের জলসেচ সবচেয়ে বেশি হয় -

(ক) কূপ ও নলকূপের সাহায্যে (খ) জলাশয়ের সাহায্যে (গ) খালের সাহায্যে (ঘ) নদীর সাহায্যে

উত্তর - খালের সাহায্যে।

১৫) ' রেগুর ' বলা হয় -

(ক) লোহিত মৃত্তিকাকে (খ) কৃষ্ণ মৃত্তিকাকে (গ) পাললিক মৃত্তিকাকে (ঘ) ল্যাটেরাইট মৃত্তিকাকে

উত্তর - কৃষ্ণ মৃত্তিকাকে।

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List of Chief Election Commissioners of India from 1950 to 2020

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 28 Nov 2020 14:51:00 +0000

The Chief Election Commissioner of India

The Chief Election Commissioner of India heads the Election Commission of India, a body constitutionally empowered to conduct free and fair elections to the national and state legislatures and of President and Vice-President.

List of Chief Election Commissioners of India from 1950 to 2020

This power of the Election Commission of India is derived from the Article 324 of the Constitution of India. Chief Election Commissioner of India is usually a member of the Indian Civil Service and mostly from the Indian Administrative Service.

It is very difficult to remove the authority of the Chief Election Commissioner once appointed by the president, as two-thirds of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha need to present and vote against him for disorderly conduct or improper actions.

List of Chief Election Commissioners of India:-

The following are the name of the Chief Election Commissioner of India:-

No.	Name	Term of Office
1.	Sukumar Sen	21 March 1950 to 19 December 1958
2.	Kalyan Sundaram	20 December 1958 to 30 September 1967
3.	S. P. Sen Verma	1 October 1967 to 30 September 1972
4.	Nagendra Singh	1 October 1972 to 6 February 1973
5.	T.Swaminathan	7 February 1973 to 17 June 1977
6.	S. L. Shakdhar	18 June 1977 to 17 June 1982
7.	R. K. Trivedi	18 June 1982 to 31 December 1985
8.	R. V. S. Peri Sastri	1 January 1986 to 25 November 1990
9.	V. S. Ramadevi	26 November 1990 to 11 December 1990
10.	T. N. Seshan	12 December 1990 to 11 December 1996
11.	M. S. Gill	12 December 1996 to 13 June 2001
12.	James Michael Lyngdoh	14 June 2001 to 7 February 2004
13.	T. S. Krishnamurthy	8 February 2004 to 15 May 2005
14.	B. B. Tandon	16 May 2005 to 29 June 2006
15.	N.Gopalaswami	30 June 2006 to 20 April 2009
16.	Navin Chawla	21 April 2009 to 29 July 2010
17.	S. Y. Quraishi	30 July 2010 to 10 June 2012
18.	V. S. Sampath	11 June 2012 to 15 January 2015
19.	Harishankar Brahma	16 January 2015 to 18 April 2015
20.	Nasim Zaidi	19 April 2015 to 5 July 2017
21.	Achal Kumar Jyoti	6 July 2017 to 22 January 2018
22.	Om Prakash Rawat	23 January 2018 to 1 December 2018
23.	Sunil Arora	2 December 2018 to Incumbent

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Diode Valve and Triode Valve

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 16 Nov 2020 14:12:00 +0000

Diode Valve and Triode Valve

What is Diode Valve ?

Answer: - Designed by J.A. Fleming in 1904, consisting of two electrodes placed inside an evacuated glass tube. One electrode is called Cathode having filament of Tungsten and the other electrode is Anode made up a copper plates. Filament is coated with Barium Oxide. When it is heated, negatively charged cathode emits electrons. These electrons go to the Anode plate which is under positive potential.

When heated the electrons emitted from cathode are collected in the evacuated space within tube around Cathode in the space forming cloud of electrons called space charge. Under positive potential of Anode space charge is collected in one plate.

Diode Valves act as a Rectifier converting A.C. voltage to D.C. voltage.

Diode and Triode Valve

What is Triode Valve ?

Answer: - Designed by Lee De Forest in 1907, Triode valve is having an additional electrode modifying a diode.

Besides Anode-Cathode pair of Diode it has another electrode called Grid that controls filament current. This is called control grid.

Triode valve can be used as amplifier, oscillator, transmitter and detector of Radio wave.

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GK - List of Longest, Largest, Highest, Tallest and Smallest Places around the World

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 15 Nov 2020 15:13:00 +0000

GK - List of Longest, Largest, Highest, Tallest and Smallest Places around the World

Below is a list of some of the most important Longest, Largest, Highest, Tallest, Smallest and others places around the World.

GK - List of Longest, Largest, Highest, Tallest and Smallest Places around the World

Around the World: Longest around the World:

S.No.	Type	Place
1.	Longest Railway Bridge	Herey P.Long Bridge, USA.
2.	Longest Canal	Beloye Baltic Canal, CIS.
3.	Longest Mountain Range	Andes, South America. Length = 5500m.
4.	Longest Railway Tunnel	Secken Tunnel, Japan.
5.	Longest Road	St. Gothard Tunnel, Switzerland.
6.	Longest River	Nile (6690 km.).
7.	Longest Railway	Trans-Siberian Railway.
8.	Longest Road Tunnel	Laedal Tunnel, Norway (24.51 km long).
9.	Longest Railway Platform	Gorakhpur (Uttar Pradesh, India).
10.	Longest Ship Canal	St. Laurence Seaway (USA and Canada).
11.	Longest River Dam	Hirakud Dam, Odisha, India.
12.	Longest Wall	Wall of China.
13.	Longest Day	June 21 (in Northern Hemisphere).
14.	Longest Desert (World)	Sahara, Africa (84, 00,000a sq. km.).
15.	Longest Big Ship Canal	Seuz Canal (Linking red sea & Mediterranean).
16.	Longest Animal	Blue Whale, (recorded length 106 ft. Weight - 195 tons).

Around the World: Largest around the World:

S.No.	Type	Place
1.	Largest Archipelago	Indonesia.
2.	Largest Library	United State Library of Congress, Washington D.C.
3.	Largest Dome	Astradome, Houston, Texas, USA.
4.	Largest Gulf	Gulf of Mexico.
5.	Largest Museum	American Museum of Natural History, New York City.
6.	Largest Railway Station	Grand Central Terminus, New York City.
7.	Largest Continent	Asia.
8.	Largest Solar Plant	Yanchi Solar Park, China.
9.	Largest Sea Bird	Albatross.
10.	Largest Peninsula	Arabian Peninsula.
11.	Largest Dam	Three Gorges Dam (spans the Yangtze River in China).
12.	Largest Delta	Ganges Delta (consists of Bangladesh and the state of West Bengal, India).
13.	Largest Island	Greenland.
14.	Largest Desert	Sahara Desert (covers a surface area of 3.5 million square miles).
15.	Largest city in population	Tokyo, Japan.
16.	Largest Solar Telescope	Kit Peak National Observatory, Arizona, USA.
17.	Largest Coral Formation	The Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
18.	Largest Bird	Ostrich.
19.	Largest country (in area)	Russia.
20.	Largest Zoo	Kruger National Park, South Africa.
21.	Largest Mammal	Whale.
22.	Largest Diamond	The Cullinan (over 1 ½ 1b.).
23.	Largest Palace	Imperial Palace (Gugong), Beijing (China).
24.	Largest Lake (Artificial)	Lake mead (Bouler).
25.	Largest Mosque	Jama Masjid, Delhi, (area 10,000 sq. ft.).
26.	Largest Park	Yellow stone National Park (USA).
27.	Largest Temple	Angkor Vat (Combodia).
28.	Largest Church	Basilica of St. Peter, Vatican city, Rome Italy.
29.	Largest Bell (World)	Greatest Bell of Moscow (Russia).
30.	Largest Volcano	Mauna Lao (Hawaii).

Around the World: Highest around the World:

S.No.	Type	Place
1.	Highest Mountain Peak	Mt. Everest.
2.	Highest Mountain Range	Greater Himalayas.
3.	Highest Building	Burj Khalifa/Burj Dubai (828 m.).
4.	Highest City	Wenchuan, China.
5.	Highest Dam	Three Gorges Dam, China.
6.	Highest Plateau	Pamir Tibet (Roof of World).
7.	Highest Lake	Lake Titicaca.
8.	Highest Fall	Angel Falls (Venezuela, located on a tributary of the Rio Caroni).
9.	Metal with highest Melting and Boiling Point	Tungsten.
10.	Highest Railway Station	Tanggula Railway station.
11.	Highest Capital City	La Paz (Bolivia).
12.	Highest Capital	Lhasa, Tibet.
13.	Highest Valley	Andean, Chile.
14.	Highest Volcano	Cotopaxi, Andes range, Ecuador.
15.	Highest Waterfall	Salto Angel (Venezuela).

Around the World: Tallest, Smallest, Biggest and others around the World:

S.No.	Type	Place
1.	Biggest Palace	Vatican City.
2.	Biggest Country by Area	Russia.
3.	Biggest Planetarium	Tsukuba, Japan.
4.	Biggest Ocean	Pacific Ocean.
5.	Biggest Planet	Jupiter.
6.	Biggest Cinema House	Roxy (New York).
7.	Biggest Museum	British Museum (London).
8.	Biggest Library	National Kiev Library, Moscow & Library of the Congress, Washington).
9.	Biggest City in (area)	Mount Isa, Queensland, Australia (41225 sq. km.).
10.	Biggest Clock (World)	Big Ben (London).
11.	Biggest Flower	Raffesia (Java).
12.	Smallest Water body	Dead Sea, Jordon.
13.	Smallest Planet	Mercury.
14.	Smallest Bird	Humming Bird.
15.	Smallest Continent	Australia.
16.	Smallest country	Vatican City.
17.	Tallest Animal	Giraffe.
18.	Tallest Statue	Statue of Unity, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Sardar Sarovar Dam, Kevadiya, Narmada District, Gujarat, India. (182 m.).
19.	Tallest Building	Burj Khalifa (828 m).
20.	Tallest Tower	Skytree, Tokyo,japan.(634m).
21.	Tallest Monument	Gateway Arch (USA).
22.	Deepest Lake	Baikal (Siberia).
23.	Deepest and Biggest Ocean	Pacific Ocean.
24.	Driest Place	Death Valley, California.
25.	Hottest Place	Death Valley, California, USA.
26.	Costliest City in the World	Singapore.
27.	Brightest Star	Sirius.
28.	Fastest Bird	Swift.
29.	Fastest Animal	Cheetah (Leopard ) 70 m.p.h.

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