GA Questions Asked in RBI Assistant Exam - 2014

GA Questions Asked in RBI Assistant Exam - 2014

Friday, October 10, 2014 / No Comments

Welcome to ourindiajobs.com Hi frnds, Here we are posting some of the General Awareness questions which was asked in today's RBI Assistant Exam. Success comes from confidence. Go ahead with confidence, win the race and achieve your target. All the best for test.

General Awareness Questions

1.    Kudankulam power station: Tamil Nadu

2.    Shillong is in : Meghalaya


3.    Najma Heptulla ministry: Minority affairs

4.    Tax exemption limit for senior citizens: 3 lakh

5.    Minimum pension: Rs1000

6.    Mamta Pujari belongs to which sport : Kabaddi

7.    Anti Tobacco Day: 31st May

8.    Revolution 2020 author: Chetan Bhagat

9.    Finance allocated for Metro rail is 100 cr - Lucknow and Ahmedabad

10.  Novak Djokavik defeated whom in Wimbledon Championship final: Roger Federer

11.  Five IIM to be opened in which one of the following state -4 state given and asked for the 5th "Odisha"

12.  FDI raised in Defence 26% to -49%

13.  FRBM full form - Fiscal Responsibility and. Budget Management

14.  Mohiniattam dance which state - Kerala

15.  Windhoek is capital of- Namibia

16.  Pakistan mudra is – Rupee

17.  Oscar for best director – Alfonso Cuaron

18.  Best actor film fare award for – Farhan Akhtar

19.  Begam Praveen got Padma Bhushan for which category-singer

20.  RBI report on GDP growth 2014 14 15 August- 5.5%

21.  ARC Full Form – Asset Reconstruction Company

22.  UFCE Full Form - Unhedged Foreign Currency Exposure-Clarifications

23.  Law and Justice Minister – Ravi Shankar prasad

24.  Finance ministry ordered _____ audit of 2 bank? Forensic

25.  Loss incurred for railway per passenger in paise - 23p

26.  Rural Minister – Nitin Gadkari

27.  Jammu udampur srinagar ___ railway link? Baramulla

28.  Palace of winds is situated in ___ Jaipur

29.  Who is the CEO of Infosys – Vishal Sikkha

Bank of Baroda Manipal 2014 - Interview Experience

Bank of Baroda Manipal 2014 - Interview Experience

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Hi Frnds, Today here we are providing you my Friend's experience of BOB interview..


M2 - You are from WB, so how come you are in UP?
Me - I told them about my fathers job and his transfer before my birth.

M2 - Why didn't you join sports like your father?
Me - Because I mentioned in the last answer that he was a sports person, so they asked me this.

M3 - What was your previous job?
Me - I was working in BEL on contract basis.

M2 - Why did u left it - even that was a PSU job?
Me - As it was on contract basis, so less salary and no job guarantee.

M1- What was your role in that job?
Me - Project management and execution.

M2 - How many total enrollments done in AADHAR?
Me - They asked this because I was in this project under BEL.

M3- What is disinvestment?
Me - Couldn't clarify completely, so picked up that days news on coal allocation disinvestment by CIL, NTPC, ONGC and the amount of disinvestment, and told them that I couldn't understand the real fact of disinvestment.

M1 - Which company recently bought shares in banks?
Me - Can't recall. They said LIC

L1 - What is retail banking?
Me - Told them

L1 - MSME?
Me - Told them

M1- What is cardless cash transaction system?
Me - Told them about ICICI bank news and also BOI news few months back.

M3- Explain the transaction procedure.
Me- By pin system - 6 digit and 4 digit.

M2 - Name 3 previous presidents of India...not including the current one.
Me - I was so stupid at this time that after naming APJ and Pratibha Patil, I took CV raman instead of Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan. They smiled at me. Then they asked me to think again.

All the questions were asked too fast, so I couldn't remember. All what I was thinking that how could I name CV raman here....he he...chillax...if this happens to u.

M3- Why you opted for B.Tech instead of B.Com?
Me- Tried my best to explain.

M2- Why is B.Tech better than other traits?
Me- Started bragging about field trainings and all.

M2- Hows your graduation helpful in banking?
Me- Analytical power and all stupid things, then again started talking about field training and many subjects to mug up.

M2- What is TEV? Something in technology.
Never heard of it. Completely denied for this question.
So go on and take your interview as a party!! so u'll be more confident!!

GK Questions Asked in BOB Exam - 14th August 2014

GK Questions Asked in BOB Exam - 14th August 2014

Wednesday, October 8, 2014 / No Comments

Dear readers, here we are posting some of the questions of General Knowledge sections which was asked in Bank of Baroda Exam held on 14th August 2014, both the Morning and Afternoon Sessions.

Plaster of Paris contains - Calcium Sulphate.

Chairman of Law Commission - Justice Ajit Prakash Shah

Foreign reserves are maintained by - RBI

Quantity of coins to be printed from mint is decide by - RBI

Vishu festival celebrated in - Kerela

Two States Book Author - Chetan Bhagat

Full Form of APMC - Agriculture Produce Market Committee

Supervisor of RRBs - NABARD

RTGS Maximum Limit - No limit

Insurance of bank account - DICGC

Set GDP target - 4.3%

Who among the following won 2012 Olympic gold? mexico

Pen PinterPrize - Salman Rushdie

Lallu Yadav political party name - RJD

What is currency change known as - Exchange Rate

Daniel Radcliffe famous for ? Harry Pottter

Credit Rating Agency - CIBIL

One question on SEBI

GDP rate in Economic Survey - 6.1% - 6.7% (2014)

Tobgay Shering have been PM of which country - Bhutan

One question on banking term

Messi national team - Argentina

Jinnah : Independence book author - Jaswant Singh

Secretary of US state - John Kerry

Dada Saheb Phalke award 2014 - Gulzaar ( but option was not given - answer was none of these ). 

Largest state in terms of area - Rajasthan

Most literate city - 

State having largest population - Uttar Pradesh

Who is Nirmala Sitaraman?

Okram Ibobi Singh is which state cm - Manipur

Cheque validity how many months - 3 months

Iraq asks which country to help against ISIS - USA

Author of Train to Pakistan - Khushwant Singh

Dyanchand award given which catagory - Sports

Acronym for SEZ -Special Economic Zone

What is India’s first Credit Information Company (CIC)? - CRISIL

Which bank is head of agriculture activities? - NABARD

One question on RBI

One question on Government of India

Ebola was spread from which country - West Africa

First Lok Sabha was held in which year - 1951

Headquarter of FAO - Rome

Anti-Trafficking and Drugs Day - 26 June

Full form of FIFA - Federation of International Footballer Association

Who is known as Little Master - Sunil Gavaskar

Filpe VI is in news because of what reason - New King of Spain

Mark&Spencer is in which business - Apparal

Systematic Investment Plan is related to - LIC

In BRICS, "R" & "C" stands for? - Russia and China

Visa related question

Telangana state do not have border with - Madhya Pradesh

Call money time - 1 day

Which country supplies fuel for kudankulam plant ? - Russia

Which state's governor took the additional charge of the governor of Chhattisgarh ? - MadhyaPradesh

Rupay card - NPCI

Brics bank HQ - Shanghai

ISIS full form ? - Islamic State for Iraq and Syria

Micro, small and medium enterprises regulator ? - SIDBI

Prepare well for the upcoming exams.

General Awareness Quiz for Bank Exams

General Awareness Quiz for Bank Exams

Sunday, October 5, 2014 / No Comments

Welcome to ourindiajobs.com online test on General Awareness Quiz. General Awareness tests will helps you to crack your online bank exams. This material on General Awareness will be covered with all topics. Little bit of concentration and hard work may do this online test on General Awareness. Practice more tests on General Awareness it will helps you to manage time. Success comes from confidence. Go ahead with confidence, win the race and achieve your target. All the best for test.

1. A written order or unconditional promise to pay a fixed sum of money on demand or at a certain time is called.....

1) Negotiable instrument

2) Garnishee order

3) Escheat

4) Red corner notice

5) None

2. In order to streamline the rules and regulations of negotiable instruments, the Negotiable Instruments Act was passed in ........

1) 1818

2) 1860

3) 1872

4) 1881

5) 1901

3. Which of the following is the Negotiable Instrument?

1) Bank draft, Bill of exchange, Bill of lading, Certificate of deposit, Cheque, Commercial paper, Dock warrant, Government promissory note, Hundi, Treasury bills, Warehouse receipt, Railway receipt and Railway reservation ticket

2) Aeroplane ticket, Indian rail ticket, Bank draft, Bill of lading, Certificate of deposit, Commercial paper, Dock warrant, Government promissory note, Hundi, Treasury bills, Warehouse

receipt, Railway ticket

3) Bank draft, Bill of exchange, Bill of lading, Certificate of deposit, Cheque, Commercial paper, Dock warrant, Promissory note, Hundi, Treasury bills and Warehouse receipt

4) Bank draft, Bill of exchange, Bill of lading, Certificate of deposit, Cheque, Commercial paper, Dock warrant, Government promissory note, Hundi, Treasury bills, Lorry receipt and Court order

5) None

4. The important feature of the negotiable instrument is ......

1) Consideration

2) Transferable

3) Validity

4) Conditional

5) All of above

5. An instrument in writing containing an unconditional order, addressed to a banker, to pay on demand a certain sum of money only to or to the order of certain person or to the bearer of instrument is called ......

1) Cheque

2) Bill of Lading

3) Bill of Exchange

4) Clayton Order

5) Hundi

6. The correct option is .......

1) Drawer is a person who make or draft the cheque

2) Drawee is a bank in the case of all cheques

3) Payee is a person to whom the cheque is given and is a person who take cash

4) Sometimes the drawer and payee in cheques may be same

5) All of above

7. Ramu has account in State Bank of India and he issued cheque to Rajesh. So ......

1) Ramu is drawer, Rajesh is drawee and State Bank of India is payee

2) Ramu is drawer, Rajesh and State Bank of India are drawees and any one of the above can be payee

3) Ramu is drawer, State Bank of India is drawee and Rajesh is payee

4) Rajesh is drawer, State Bank of India is drawee and Ramu is payee

5) All of above are drawee

8. Whether drawer can be payee?

1) No.

2) Yes, but the permission of RBI necessary nowadays.

3) Yes, by writing self cheque.

4) Yes, but the permission of bank necessary.

5) None

9. Which of the following is not an important feature of the Cheque?

1) It must be in writing

2) It must be drawn on specified banker

3) Must be issued by drawer with the permission of the bank to the drawee

4) The payee must be a definite person

5) Always payable on demand but not otherwise

10. Bearer cheque means .......

1) On cheque the cash cannot be taken without the permission of RBI

2) Payee name is written on instrument and can take cash across the counter

3) Payee name not revealed to banker and can take cash across the counter

4) Cheque given on the first date of every month

5) None

11. Crossed cheque means ......

1) Two lines put across the cheque to invalidate it

2) Ordering the bank to pay cash to anybody

3) Putting two or three lines across the top left of the cheque asking the bank to pay cash to payee through account only

4) The Cheque issued by RBI in favour of State governments and Central governments

5) None

12. If the drawer specifies the name of the banker on the face of the cheque, it is called ......

1) Zero crossing

2) No crossing

3) General crossing

4) Special crossing

5) Invalid crossing

13. Crossing of cheques can be done by ......

1) drawer only

2) drawee only

3) drawer, drawee and payee also

4) payee only

5) RBI only

14. When the drawee can refuse the payment of cash to the payee?

1) On receipt of notice of drawer's death

2) On receipt of notice of the drawer's insanity

3) Drawer requested the drawee to stop the payment

4) On the receipt of garnishee order

5) In all of the above situations, the drawee can refuse the payment

15. Stale cheque means ......

1) Crossing the date of 31 March in every year

2) Crossing the date of bank last working day in the month

3) Cheque written with red pen

4) Cheque validity period over from the writing date

5) None

ANSWERS

1-1

2-4

3-3

4-5

5-1

6-5

7-3

8-3

9-3

10-2

11-3

12-4

13-3

14-5

15-4

How To Crack SBI PO 2014 Exam in two Months?

How To Crack SBI PO 2014 Exam in two Months?

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Dear candidates, SBI PO 2014 notification is announced and online examination will be held in the month of June. So, you have two months to prepare for the exam. We understand that two months seems like a little time to crack SBI PO, but you should always keep in mind that it doesn't hurt to try.

SBI PO exam consist of:

1. Objective Tests of 200 marks and time 2 hrs.
2. Descriptive Test of 50 marks and time 1 hr.

The Objective Test will be in online mode, immediately after you have to give Descriptive Test. Candidates will have to answer Descriptive Test on paper/Pen mode.

Your selection is through written and interview. You have to focus on 4 sections:

1. Reasoning
2. Data Interpretation
3. English Language
4. General Awareness + Computer + Marketing

Number of Questions:        200
Number of Sections:           4
Questions Per section:       50
Marks per question:           1
Negative marking:            1/4th of marks
                                                                         

1. Reasoning (High Level):

i. Be mentally alert in reading the question
ii. Think logically for answers
iii. Practice similar questions from previous model papers/ previous year exam papers.

Questions are related to following topics:

Syllogism: 5 Qs
Data Sufficiency: 5 Qs
Miscellaneous – 5 Qs
Inequality or Decision Making: 5 Qs
Seating Arrangement/ Puzzle Test: 15 Qs
Input Output: 5 Qs
Logical Reasoning: 10 Qs.

Which questions you have to attend first: It’s better to attempt first with that section on which you are very confident and you can attempt in a minimum time.
For Ex:
1. Syllogism
2. Miscellaneous questions
3. Inequality or Decision Making
4. Data Sufficiency
5. Input Output
6. Logical Reasoning
7. Seating Arrangement/ Puzzle Test

Note: Please do not start with Seating Arrangement/ Puzzle type’s questions because once you stuck on this you will lose your valuable time.


2. Data Analysis & Interpretation:

To score good marks in this section, you have to be quick in solving mathematical calculations. You should have good command on topics like Ratio, Percentage, and Average as in D.I. section mostly questions come on the basis of these topics.

Data Analysis & Interpretation mainly contains, Pie Charts, Bar Diagrams, Tables, Graphs, Probability & Data Analysis

It is one of the time consuming section. You have to practice more than 400+DI Sums to become master in it. So better prepare 5 sets of D.I. per day within 30mins.

In exam just attend only those questions in which you are sure to give accurate answer. Don’t do guess work over there. Don’t try to answer all DI questions.

If a DI consists of 5 questions just answer the easiest question first. Don’t do long calculations, multiplications etc..You just leave that and switch over to other question. If we do it confidentially there is no problem in scoring 25+

Note: 1. Have a fair clarity on how to get the right option in minimal time.
2. Have speed in solving this section.
3. Learn the Square till 30 and tables till 20.


3. English Language

SBI PO English paper is tough, if we compare with other competitive exams.Focus on English grammar & its deep concepts like verbs, adverbs, adjectives, noun, pronoun etc. And a good command on vocabulary would help you overcome the questions asked in the paper.

Which questions you should attempt first:
1. Fill in the Blanks.
2. Cloze Test
3. Common Error in Sentence
4. Para Jumbled
5. Passage Based questions

We recommend you to read comprehensions, if you have time at last, because if you are not able to understand in the middle of the passage, your time will be wasted. If you want to answer early, don’t spend too much of time for it. Set some time and follow the same.

Many candidates spend too much time to read passage. If you are not good in reading comprehensions so it is better to skip it. You can answer the questions just by reading the option and eliminate the option by reading the passage.  You will get idea which answer is too close to the question.

We strongly recommend you to learn the grammar part as much you can. If you are good at grammar, you can answer easily within less amount of time.

It is very important in PO exams that you have to know which question you have to leave and which question you have to answer first. There will be 20 questions from grammar section. If you can answer at least 15, you will be in safe zone.

4. General Awareness/Marketing/Computer Knowledge: This is the easiest section in SBI PO Exam.

For GK, please read the newspaper daily and make a notebook for that and note down the important news which is relevant for exam. Read the Daily Gk Updates on daily basis which is posted on our site Bankers Adda.

Note: In Gk section questions asked in a detail way. So you have to study the banking awareness and current affairs in a detail way.

For Ex;
Qs. Consider the following with respect to different liabilities of a bank:

(A) Demand Drafts (DDs)
(B) Outstanding Telegraphic Transfers (TTs)
(C) Unclaimed deposits

Which of the above is/are categorized as the Demand Liabilities of a bank?
(1) Only A                                (2) Only A & C
(3) Only A, C & D                     (4) All the above
(5) None of these

Ans is 4. All the above

Computer Awareness: Just know what are computer, how it works and its history. Try to learn each and every detail which helps the computer to perform. Also focus on MS Word, Excel and Power Point chapters.

Marketing Awareness: This section is based on Fundamental of marketing and how to serve the customer.
Also topics include:
1. Banking policy
2. Basic concept (7Ps of Marketing and 7 S of Marketing).
3. Product life cycle
4. Developing stage of organization
5. Segmentation, positioning and targeting.

Keep checking BankersAdda.com for Banking Awareness and Current Affairs. Also we will post Quiz on Computer and Marketing Awareness. So keep visiting our site.

Note: We will also publish Gk Capsule For SBI PO exam 15 or 20 days before exam, which will contain past 5 months Current and Banking Affairs events.  So this will really help in your Gk section.

5. Descriptive: Descriptive paper contains, Letter Writing, Precise Writing & Questions based on comprehension passage.

This section is really concern for many candidates who do not have good writing skills and they fear while attempting this section. Many candidates don’t know what to write and how to give answers of the questions in descriptive paper.

For this you have to read the articles/ editorial of the English News Paper and try to understand then what has been written in the given passage and after that try to write the gist of the article/editorial/passage in your own language. It will improve your vocabulary too and understanding ability of the passages.

Note: Don’t forget to read the English newspaper daily.


Map your speed: Keep Practicing:

You have to answer 200 questions with accuracy in 2 hours, which required good speed. But it is not possible to answer all the 200 questions in given stipulated time.

How to improve speed: 

1. For improving your speed just buy Online Mock Test Series for SBI PO exam because this time SBI is going to conduct online written exam.

2. You can also buy books of previous year question papers, Model Practice sets so that you will get an idea about the pattern and types of questions which was asked in previous years SBI PO exam.

3. Now, this is the easiest part of your preparation, as everyone knows that the only way to improve your speed is by PRACTICE.

Start taking one test per week for the next 2 months :

You should follow all exam related instructions while giving the test. Please remember that this test is for your benefit. After the test is over, revise all the answers and see where you have made mistakes and what all questions you could have easily answered but couldn’t. This would help you in improving your score in subsequent tests that you would take.

One month before the exam, evaluated your strengths and weaknesses:

This would help you in formulating your strategy for the ‘BIG DAY’. Let say, if I found that I am relatively weaker in English as compared to other sections, I would allocate more time for English while giving the test as I need to score a minimum cut-off marks in English to pass the exam.

We should also not forget that marks scored in the written exam have almost 80% weight age in the final selection. Hence, scoring more is equally important as qualifying all the sections of the paper. So, you need to score as much as you can in your stronger section.

Once you have made your strategy, start taking 2 tests per week in the month before the exam

Practice, Practice and more practice: Practice makes a man perfect it is said and this is definitely not without reason. More the time spent in practicing, better is the efficiency in the examination. Higher the efforts prior to the examination, better is the efficiency during the examination.

Hence, a serious contender who is keen to land a job in banking needs to put in hours and hours of hard work, which has the ability of providing rewards in multiples.

The practice must be well directed: For any examination, practice has to be focused and in line with the requirements.A professional guidance in understanding the areas which require practice will go a long way in making one better equipped to crack the bank examination.

Strategies and Plan: It’s better to decide that from which section you have to start the exam before appearing in the exam and how much time you have to spend on each section.

Section	Total Qs 200 Time 120 Min.	Time
GK+ Comp+ Mark		15 min
Eng		25 min
Reasoning		35 - 40 min
D.I.		40- 45 min

Note 1: Try to practice Online Mock Test on the basis of the above given strategies, which will be easy and more comfortable for you to solve all the section.  

Note 2: For practice for SBI PO exam you can also prefer Career Power SBI PO Online Test Series which will improve your speed,efficiency and also provide the way to success. 

All the Best for upcoming SBI PO 2014 Exam

IT updates in Computer Market – Computer Awareness study Material

IT updates in Computer Market – Computer Awareness study Material

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Computer awareness is one of the important and good scoring topics in IBPS/SBI/RRB PO & Clerk bank exams. Here we are providing precious information about the newly IT updates in the Computer Market. The computer accepts and processes symbols in an order to provide information. The symbol that today’s computers process are the letters of the alphabet and numbers, as well as several useful algebraic and business symbols. Here we are providing valuable information for the candidates who are preparing the competitive examination. For more information about computer gadgets please visit our website as we had provided lot of information in here.

• Japan bags first place on the Top 500 super computer list; the K computer is running at 8.16 pet flops and even China’s Tianhe-1A also top the position in the super computers.
• Intel and SGI have planned to speed up the super computers 500 times by 2018.
• Approval by ICANN to change the internet domain name system.
• Updating of Flash Builder, Flex by Adobe system.
• New dynamic data migration software is introduced by Sanbolic.
• Microsoft helps C++ developers to furnish parallel programming language.
• 47 cities is being added to the fastest wireless network by T mobile.
• The world’s first 3D chips by TSMC that boost the density of transistor in single semiconductors.
• A collaboration on cloud computing by Toshiba and HP.
• Reduction in the malware infections by 82% due to updating of Windows XP and Vista auto run.
• 19 more cities are added up in the Verizon’s faster LTE network.
• Lenovo has announced the single socket Xeon servers for small business.
• Google has buyed Admeld.
• IDC has said that one billion smart phones to ship in 2015.
• Intelligent Business management software has been released by IBM and the company also launches city government software platform.
• The Google search giant has is eliminating the support for the older versions browsers even including internet explorer 7.
• Google has released the source code for video chat that is for WebRTC, a voice and video codec for web.
• The IT executive scorecard software has been launched by HP.
• Updation of the SSD line with SATA III models by SanDisk.
• The first rapid release cycle for the open source a browser is delivered by Firefox 5 beta.
• Android is an operating system based on UNIX kernel platform developed by Google.
• Andy Rubin is a founder of android.
• The first version of android is Android Alpha(1.0).
• The latest version of android in market is Kitkat(4.4-4.4.4).
• The new version coming up in android is ‘L’ release.
• RAM is built from semi conductors.
• Internet banking is an example for Electronic fund transfer.
• The most recent version of the Mac OS is based on Unix operating system.
• Home page is the first page of the website.
• The father of the internet is Vint Cerf.
• The first computer installed in India is in Indian statistical institute Kolkata.
• ‘Big Blue’ is a nick named for International Business Machines Corporation.
• The first web-based service of email is Hotmail.
• 4G technology interconnects all wireless heterogeneous networks.
• Google, Samsung and Sprind to investigate the problem with Nexus S.
• UNIVAC is the first general purpose electronic computer.
• Network server is the most important or powerful computer in a typical network.
• The invention of the slide rule is attributed to oughtred.
• The function which divided between base station and media gateway router is BSC.
• A new class of ultra book laptops is launched by Intel.

Generations Of Computers – Computer awareness for Competitive Exams

Generations Of Computers – Computer awareness for Competitive Exams

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Hi Friends!!  Computer awareness is one of the important and good scoring topics in IBPS/SBI/RRB PO & Clerk bank exams. Here we are providing precious information about the newly IT updates in the Computer Market. Each generation has its own advantages and disadvantages. There are five generation of the computers. 

• First generation computers

The computer in the first generation uses the Vacuum tube technology. The vacuum tube is a glass device that will control and amplify signals. The speeds of the computers were measured in mili-seconds. It operates at a low speed. The computers consumed large powers and they require air conditioning. The main advantage of this generation is that it has a vacuum tube, which was the very fast calculating device of that period or generation. The drawback of the first generation is that it is very large or bulky device and non-portable. The system has a frequent failure and requires regular maintenance. Examples are: ENIAC [Electronic numerical integrator and calculator] , EDSAC[ electronic delayed storage automatic computer].

• Second generation computers

It is developed in late 1950s. The computers are built by transistor and it has replaced the vacuum tube of the first generation. The speeds of the computers are measured in micro seconds. The magnetic tapes are used for the medium of the storage of the data. These computers generate less heat as compared to the vacuum tube. This generation computers are smaller in size compared to first generation and also it is faster and more reliable with cheaper in price. The disadvantage of this generation is the manufacturing involved manually assembly. Example : IBM 1401, IBM 1410, UNIVAC[ universal automatic computers. It is the first commercial computer].

• Third generation computers

It is developed in 1960s. In the third generation of computers, it replaces the transistor by large-scale integrated circuit. One IC does the work of 100 transistors. The speed of the computer is measured in nano seconds. It is available in smaller size and faster in computation compared to the previous generation. Magnetic drums are used as a medium for the storage of the data. The main advantage of this generation computer is that it is smaller in size, consume less power, lower cost and more reliable. The disadvantage is that it requires highly sophisticated technology to manufacture the integrated circuits. Example are : IBM 360 series.

• Fourth generation computers

It is introduced in 1970s. It uses the technology where transistor, diodes and registers are used and it is called as a very large scale integrated circuit. It is a chip of silicon known as a microprocessor chip. It is smallest in the size, faster in the computation, cheapest among the previous generation computers and air conditioning is not required. Example : IBM 1130, UNIVAC 1107.

• Fifth generation computers

It is based on the ultra large scale integration. It is more easier to operate and more user friendly and it supports higher degree of artificial intelligence. It has ability to interact with human in ordinary languages. It emphasis on the network and client server technology. They are on tend to work with natural languages. Example : Robots

Practise Set on Computer Awareness solved

Practise Set on Computer Awareness solved

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Practise Set on Computer Awareness solved:  

Computer Basics for Bank Exams. In the upcoming IBPS exam, the computer awareness section needs lot practice for scoring with flying colours in the exam.You will be benefited for sure by taking our free online aptitude tests and bank materials. We provide you with the important question set which help your preparation a boost up. These question set will also give you the glance about the how the question will appear and also help to prepare for any difficulties appearing in the exam. Our website provides you with enormous practice and be the well prepared aspirant in the exam. Wish you the luck to crack the exam.

1. _______ is the study of molecules and structure whose size ranges from 1 to 100 nanometres.
2. Nano science   b. Microelectrodes   c. Computer forensics    d. Artificial intelligence   e. None of the above

ANS:  b

2. Smaller and less expensive PC based servers are replacing _______ in many businesses.
3. Super computers  b. Clients  c. Laptops  d. Mainframe  e. None of the above

ANS: d

3. Verification of a login name and password is known as ______
4. Configuration   b. Accessibility   c. authentication  d. Logging in  e. None of the above

ANS: c

4. The task bar is located at ______
5. On the start menu   b. At the bottom of the screen  c. on the Quick launch toolbar   d. At the top of the screen e. None of the above

ANS: b

5. A _____ is a collection of information saved as a unit.
6. Folder   b. File  c. Path  d. File extension   e. None of the above

ANS: b

6. One thousand bytes is a ______
7. Kilobyte  b. Megabyte   c. Gigabyte  d. Terabyte  e. None

ANS: e

7. What part of the computer provides with temporary storage files?
8. ROM memory  b. Hard drive  c. RAM memory  d. Mother board  e. None

ANS: c

8. When a file is saved for the first time _____
9. A copy is automatically printed
10. b. file name and folder name must be same
11. it does not need a name
12. it must be given a name to identify it
13. it only needs a name if not going to be printed

ANS: d

9. Example of a non-numeric data is _____
10. Employee name   b. Test score   c. Bank account number  d. All of these  e. None

ANS: a

1. Every component of your computer is either _____
2. Application software  b. Software or CPU/RAM  c. Hardware or software d. I/p or O/p devices  e. None

ANS: c

1. To indent the first paragraph of your report, you should use this key______
2. Esc  b. Space bar  c. Return key  d. Shift key  e. Tab key

ANS: e

2. What is a modem connected to?
3. Processor  b. Mother board  c. Printer  d. phone line  e. None

ANS: d

3. The _____ is the box that houses the most important parts of a computer system.
4. Software  b. Hardware  c. Input device  d. System unit  e. None

ANS: d

4. Network components are connected to the same cable in the ____topology.
5. Star  b. Ring  c. Bus  d. Mesh  e. Mixed

ANS: a

5. Office LANs that are spread geographically apart on a large scale can be connected using a corporate____
6. CAN    b. LAN    c. DAN    d. TAN     e. WAN

ANS: e