General Banking Officers, Bank of India, Papers

Bank of India is a major public sector bank of the country. Its head office is in Mumbai. The bank is holding a written test for 1083 vacancies of General Banking Officers in scale I, II, and III.

Written Test

There are both objective and subjective tests. The medium of examination for both the tests can be either Hindi or English. In the objective papers there are three sections. In the section for reasoning ability the number of questions is 100 with maximum marks 100, quantitative aptitude has 50 questions with maximum marks 75 and general awareness on current development section has 50 questions with maximum marks 75. The duration of the objective tests is 2 hours. Negative marking is also there with 0.25 marks cut for each wrong answer.

The minimum qualifying marks for each of the test is 40% for general candidates (35% for SC/ST/OBC) but it is 50% in all the objective test taken together (45% for SC/ST/OBC).

The descriptive test consists of questions to recognize the abilities of the candidates in communication skills and their knowledge on current affairs. The duration of the descriptive exam is 1 hour. Candidates are required to answer 5 compulsory questions with internal options. The maximum marks are 100.

The candidates who secure the minimum cut-off marks and rank sufficiently good in the merit list are later called for a personal interview. It also depends on the number of vacancies. Passing thewritten test does not guarantee a candidate of a call for the interview.

Links:

* http://www.bankexamsindia.com/2009/07/bank-of-india-clerk-2009.html
* http://en.calameo.com/books/000050349056284c74ff9
* http://bhagatjobs.blogspot.com/2009/08/solved-question-papers-of-bank-of-india.html
* http://www.hotklix.com/content/news/India/Bank-of-India-Clerk-Exam-Previous-Questions-papers
* http://www.competitionmaster.com/
* http://www.hotklix.com/link/news/India/Bank-of-India-Clerk-Exam-Previous-Questions-papers

CBSE class 12 Papers

CBSE stands for Central Board of Secondary Education, and is a government based educational board, with schools under its affiliation all over the country. Its headquarters are based in New Delhi, along with zonal headquarters in various zones of Country where all the decisions are taken regarding the conduct of the board.

CBSE is known to have a very advanced and active research wing, and that is why it keeps updating its syllabus as per the latest demands of the market. The activeness of this research wing is also visible in the CBSE class 12 question papers.

The CBSE Class 12 question papers are of 70 marks, with an allotment of 30 marks for the practical examinations, which are conducted before or in worst circumstance after the theory papers but not with it.
The papers are of 3 hours, in which 15 minutes in addition are given to the students for reading the question papers. There are couples of subjects for every stream which are of 100 marks. The time allotted for these papers are also 3 hours only (English is one of those papers which are of 100 marks. Literature and language is combined together in it).

The paper contains question starting from 1 mark each to questions of 3 and 5 marks each. Special questions known as HOTS (Higher Order Thinking Skills) comprise 20 per cent of the total paper. These questions are said to be quite tough and requires above average grip of the subject in order to solve them.

Links

http://cbse.nic.in/curric~1/sqp-geo-xii-2009.pdf
http://cbse.nic.in/curric~1/sqp-bs-xii-1-2009.pdf
http://cbse.nic.in/curric~1/sqp-eco-xii-2009.pdf
http://cbse.nic.in/curric~1/sqp-acct-xii-2009.pdf
http://sample-papers.cbse4india.com/cbse-physics-model-practice-question-paper-7/
http://sample-papers.cbse4india.com/cbse-physics-model-practice-question-paper-3/

CBSE Class 10 Papers

CBSE or Central Board of Secondary Education conducts class 10 exams in the name of All India Secondary School Examination. Almost 9,689 schools are affiliated to CBSE and lakhs of students sit for the exam every year. Although the basic theme, testing the knowledge of the student, remains the same; there has been some changes made to the entire system ofexamination like inclusion of the grading system etc.

Besides, if you consider the examination pattern or you say the question patters as well, CBSE is about to bring into effect more short type questions and less subjective questions. Moreover, there will be a compulsory section of Multiple Choice Questions. As regards the maximum marks per paper is concerned, it is 100.

Now, how to score well in all the papers! Although CBSE has made it easy for the students by including more objective questions and a separate section on MCQ, students would now have to be very precise and well to the point. Apart from this, candidates would have to focus on key points of a particular chapter and last but not the least; solve as many sample papers as possible.

Links:

http://www.cbseguess.com/papers/sample_papers/x/2010/hindi.php
http://www.cbseguess.com/papers/sample_papers/x/2010/mathematics.php
http://www.cbseguess.com/papers/sample_papers/x/2010/social_science.php
http://www.cbseguess.com/papers/sample_papers/x/2010/english.php
http://www.cbseguess.com/papers/cbse_important_questions/x/2010/science/science_1.php
http://www.cbseguess.com/papers/cbse_important_questions/x/2010/science/science_2.php
http://www.cbseguess.com/papers/cbse_important_questions/x/2010/science/science_3.php

Download XAT 2009 Sample Papers

XAT or Xavier Admission Test is conducted by Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI) which is situated in Jamshedpur. The examination is conducted for admission into post graduate management programmes. Over the years XAT has gained so much reputation that thisadmission test is being considered by more than 30 universities which grant admission in the management courses. given below is the syllabus, examination pattern and few sample papers for your benefit.

Download XAT 2009 Sample Papers:

• XAT Sample Paper 1
• XAT Sample Paper 2
• XAT Sample Paper 3
• XAT Sample Paper 4
The sample papers above are provided by the competition master and one stop MBA.

Syllabus and examination pattern:

The XAT examination is considered to be one of the toughest MBA entrance examinations not only because of the level of competition but also because of the ever changingexamination pattern. However the pattern changes a little bit from the previous year’s pattern but that is enough to rattle even the toughest of the students. So prepare accordingly and prepare well.
• The main XAT exam is for 2 hours
• Followed by a 20 minutes essay writing test on any one topic.
• 1 mark for each correct answer
• Minus 1/3rd marking for the first 5 wrong questions in each section
• ½ for errors beyond 5 mistakes

The XAT paper can be divided into:
• English
• Reasoning & Quantitative Aptitude
• General Awareness

Download MAT 2009 sample papers

MAT or management aptitude test is conducted by AIMA which stands for All India Management Association. MAT is conducted 4 times in a year and months of the MAT exams are also fixed. It’s only that the dates that may change from year to year. The next MAT examination will be held on 1st February 2009 and we are providing you with MAT sample papers and the examination pattern, syllabus so that you can prepare well for the examinations.

Download MAT 2009 Sample papers:
• MAT Sample Paper 1
• MAT Sample Paper 2
• MAT Sample Paper 3
• MAT Sample Paper 4
• MAT Sample Paper 5

The sample papers are provided by ptindia.com

Syllabus:

• Reading Comprehension: 40 questions
• Data Interpretation/Data sufficiency: 40 questions
• Quantitative Aptitude: 40 questions
• Logical and Critical reasoning: 40 questions
• General Awareness: 40 questions

Paper Pattern:

Total Questions: 200
Time: 150 minutes

Marks allocation:

Correct attempt: 1 mark
Incorrect attempt: Negative marking not specified

Ubiquitous Positioning

Paperback: 203 pages
Publisher: Artech House Publishers; 1 edition (May 31, 2008)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1596931035
ISBN-13: 978-1596931039
Format: PDF
Description: This groundbreaking resource introduces you to the emerging field of Ubiquitous Positioning - positioning systems that identify the location and position of people, vehicles and objects in time and space in the digitized networked economy. The future and growth of ubiquitous computing will be fueled by the convergence of many other areas of technology, from mobile telematics, Interent technology, and location systems, to sensing systems, geographic information systems, and the semantic web. This first-of-its-kind, forward-looking volume explores ubiquitous computing from a convergence perspective, offering you a road map to this burgeoning field.
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ICFAI MBA Papers

The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India is better known as ICFAI. This institute sponsors many Universities, Business Schools, Engineering Colleges and many other educational bodies. To name a few the universities promoted by the Institute are there in the states of Tripura, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Jharkhand. These Universities are declared as legal independent and separate entities by the Institute. These universities confer degrees at various levels like Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral levels.

The ICFAI has its own MBA program also. The program structure is flexible and sufficient enough to keep pace with the ever changing industrial environment. The structure is dynamic in nature and theinstitute reviews it every year. Students with a minimum of 50% at the graduation level from any stream are eligible for this program. The students in the last year of their bachelor’s degree can also apply for the program. The main aim of this program is to sharpen the overall skills of the students. It aims to make the student adaptable to the cut throat competition in industry and to excel and succeed in every sphere of corporate world. Thus IFCI turn its students into true business leaders of tomorrow.

The ICFAI MBA Program Structure is very dynamic and reviewed every year by the university to keep abreast with the ever changing industry. The eligibility criterion for this program is a typical requirement of graduation (10+2+3 or 10+2+4) from any discipline with a minimum of 50%. Also students in the final year of bachelor’s degree course are eligible to apply and can do so by providing a certificate to that effect. This program focuses on enhancing the functional as well as technical skills of the student. It prepares the students with the skills required to make decisions in a complex business environment thus it’s a purpose of ICFAI to make its student efficient Business Leaders. Here we have collected some ICFAI MBA Old Question papers for you have a look

Links:

1. http://www.indiastudychannel.com/exams/ExamPaper69737.aspx
2. http://www.indiastudychannel.com/exams/ExamPaper69736.aspx
3. http://www.indiastudychannel.com/exams/ExamPaper69735.aspx
4. http://www.indiastudychannel.com/exams/ExamPaper69733.aspx
5. http://www.indiastudychannel.com/exams/ExamPaper69479.aspx
6. http://www.indiastudychannel.com/exams/ExamPaper69478.aspx
7. http://www.indiastudychannel.com/exams/ExamPaper69477.aspx
8. http://www.indiastudychannel.com/exams/ExamPaper69481.aspx

Building Social Web Applications: Establishing Community at the Heart of Your Site

Paperback: 434 pages
Publisher: O"Reilly Media, Inc. (October 1, 2009)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0596518757
ISBN-13: 978-0596518752
Format: PDF
Description: Building a web application that attracts and retains regular visitors is tricky enough, but creating a social application that encourages visitors to interact with one another requires careful planning. This book provides practical solutions to the tough questions you"ll face when building an effective community site -- one that makes visitors feel like they"ve found a new home on the Web.

If your company is ready to take part in the social web, this book will help you get started. Whether you"re creating a new site from scratch or reworking an existing site, Building Social Web Applications helps you choose the tools appropriate for your audience so you can build an infrastructure that will promote interaction and help the community coalesce. You"ll also learn about business models for various social web applications, with examples of member-driven, customer-service-driven, and contributor-driven sites.

Determine who will be drawn to your site, why they"ll stay, and who they"ll interact with
Create visual design that clearly communicates how your site works
Build the software you need versus plugging in one-size-fits-all, off-the-shelf apps
Manage the identities of your visitors and determine how to support their interaction
Monitor demand from the community to guide your choice of new functions
Plan the launch of your site and get the message out
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