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Allotment @ MGVCL Vidyut Sahayak - Junior Assistant (Meter Reader) Merit List & Allotment List 2016
•• Allotment @ MGVCL Vidyut Sahayak - Junior Assistant (Meter Reader) Merit List & Allotment List 2016
1. Allotment of Candidates for Appointment to the post of Vidyut Sahayak (Junior Assistant)
2. Fifth Merit List of candidates empanelled for the post of Vidyut Sahayak - Junior Assistant (Meter Reader)
3. Fourth Merit List of candidates empanelled for the post of Vidyut Sahayak - Junior Assistant (Meter Reader)
Main Exam @ GPSC Nayab Mamlatdar & Deputy Section officer Main Examination (Advt No. 51/2014-15) Notification 2016
•• Main Exam @ GPSC Nayab Mamlatdar & Deputy Section officer Main Examination (Advt No. 51/2014-15) Notification 2016
•• Posts Name : Nayab Mamlatdar & Deputy Section officer
•• Main Exam : 28-05-2016 & 29-05-2016
•• Exam Center : Ahmedabad
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English Grammar Quiz 0 @ Most Preferable For GSSSB, GSRTC, SSB, RRB, IBPS, GPSC, All Exam @ English Portion
•• English Grammar Quiz @ Most Preferable For GSSSB, GSRTC, SSB, RRB, IBPS, GPSC, All Exam @ English Portion.
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Q1: The hypocritical minister spoke about the need to save diesel, but drove around in a big SUV. 'Hyocritical' stands for ______________.
(a) highly moral
(b) non sincere
(c) arrogant
(d) sincere
Q2: She has an insatiable love for dancing. 'insatiable' stands for ____________
(a) unquenchable
(b) stubborn
(c) undesirable
(d) voracious
Q3: Impossible is related to Feasible in the same way Theoretical is related to ____________
(a) Radical
(b) Usable
(c) Workable
(d) Practical
Q4: Testimony is to prejury as
(a) crime is to implication
(b) property is to vandalism
(c) reputation is to testify
(d) cheating is to malpractice
Q5: Reading : Knowledge :: Work : ?
(a) Experience
(b) Engagement
(c) Employment
(d) Experiment
Q6: Errata : Books :: Flaws : ?
(a) Manuscripts
(b) Speech
(c) Furniture
(d) Metals
Q7: I think you are talking apples and oranges and I don't think you can consider it an urban issue. 'Apple and oranges" means ________.
(a) comparing completely different things
(b) comparing very similar things
(c) selling and buying fruits
(d) talking unnecessarily
Q8: The Britishers had been ipso facto the real rulers of our country. 'Ipso facto' means ______.
(a) in fact
(b) by the law
(c) once
(d) entirely
Q9: The popularity of yesteryear's' superstars is on the wane. "On the wane" here means ______.
(a) at its peak
(b) declining
(c) growing more
(d) rock-bottom
Q10: I am a god fearing person. I will lay my cards on the table. "Lay my cards" here means ______.
(a) showing your play cards and end the game.
(b) bluffing in a game
(c) telling truth about your feelings.
(d) confessing
Q11: One who is new to a profession is called _________
(a) beginner
(b) entrant
(c) fresher
(d) novice
Q12: Who is the most indispencible player in our cricket team? The correct spelling of 'indispencible' is __________.
(a) indispencable
(b) indispensible
(c) indispensable
(d) indispinsable
•• Answer:
1: (b) non sincere
2: (a) unquenchable
3: (d) Practical
4: (b) property is to vandalism
5: (a) Experience
6: (d) Metals
7: (a) comparing completely different things
8: (a) in fact
9: (b) declining
10: (c) telling truth about your feelings.
11: (d) novice
12: (c) indispensable
English Grammar @ Use The Proper Articles Most Preferable For GSSSB, GSRTC, SSB, RRB, IBPS, GPSC, All Exam @ English Portion
•• English Grammar @ Use The Proper Articles Most Preferable For GSSSB, GSRTC, SSB, RRB, IBPS, GPSC, All Exam @ English Portion.
•• Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles. If there is no need, put a cross mark (✗)
1. _____ apple is ______ fruit.
2. _____ umbrella is ______ useful thing.
3. My sister got ______ best student award.
4. ____ elephant never forgets.
5. You are ______ hour late.
6. ______ Mumbai Queen is an express train which runs from Pune to Mumbai.
7. William Wordsworth was ______ great poet.
8. London is on ____ Thames.
9. This is _______ first time I have visited _______ village.
10. Do you speak ____ German?
11. I ate _______ apple, ______ egg and _______ loaf of bread.
12. ____ earth moves round ____ sun.
13. ________ Ganges is ________ mighty river. It falls into _______ Bay of Bengal.
14. _____ Sharmas used to live in this house.
15. Ankush is _________ tallest boy in ______ class.
16. Morning walk is _______ tonic for _______ weak.
17. _____ books are made of paper.
18. Honesty is _______ best policy.
19. He owns ___ horse. He has __ black and ___ white horse.
20. Divij keeps two dogs at his house. He has __ black and ___ white dog.
21. Neha lost ________ book that I had lent her.
22. Last night, we saw ______ European eating ______ egg.
23. Each of _______ mountain climbers carried ________ oxygen cylinder with him.
24. _________ Mahabharata is ______ epic.
25. ________ apple _______ day , keeps ________ doctor away.
26. We are going to Kolkata by ____ train.
27. ___ French live in France.
28. ____ silver and ___ gold are found in Africa.
29. ____ rich should help ____ poor.
30. ____ riches has wings.
•• Answers:
1. An apple is a fruit.
2. An umbrella is _a_ useful thing.
3. My sister got _the_ best student award.
4. _An_ elephant never forgets.
5. You are _an_ hour late.
6. _The_ Mumbai Queen is an express train which runs from Pune to Mumbai.
7. William Wordsworth was _a_ great poet.
8. London is on _the_ Thames.
9. This is _the_ first time I have visited _a_ village.
10. Do you speak _✗_ German?
11. I ate _an_ apple, _an_ egg and _a_ loaf of bread.
12. _The_ earth moves round _the_ sun.
13. _The_ Ganges is _a_ mighty river. It falls into _the_ Bay of Bengal.
14. _The_ Sharmas used to live in this house.
15. Ankush is _the_ tallest boy in _the_ class.
16. Morning walk is _a_ tonic for _the_ weak.
17. _✗_ Books are made of paper.
18. Honesty is _the_ best policy.
19. He owns _a_ horse. He has _a_ black and _✗_ white horse.
20. Divij keeps two dogs at his house. He has _a_ black and _a_ white dog.
21. Neha lost _the_ book that I had lent her.
22. Last night, we saw _a_ European eating _an__ egg.
23. Each of _the_ mountain climbers carried _an_ oxygen cylinder with him.
24. _The__ Mahabharata is _an_ epic.
25. _An__ apple _a_ day , keeps _the_ doctor away.
26. We are going to Kolkata by _✗_ train.
27. _The__ French live in France.
28. _✗_ Silver and _✗_ gold are found in Africa.
29. _The_ rich should help _the_ poor.
30. _✗_ Riches has wings. (Here riches means wealth, abstract noun and is singular).
English Grammar @ Use The Proper Conjunction 2 Most Preferable For GSSSB, GSRTC, SSB, RRB, IBPS, GPSC, All Exam @ English Portion
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•• Fill in the blanks with Co-relative Conjunctions
1. He is ________ helpful ________ social.
2. ____________ he is fat____________ he was fast.
3. She is____________ weak____________ she cannot walk.
4. He will reach here____________ on Sunday_____________ on Monday.
5. I do not care _______ you finish this task ______ not.
6. ________ had he entered the room, _____ the door bell rang.
•• Answers
1. neither, nor
2. Although, yet
3. so, that
4. either, or
5. whether, or
6. hardly, when
English Grammar @ Correct The Sentence 3 Most Preferable For GSSSB, GSRTC Exam @ English Portion
•• English Grammar @ Correct The Sentence 3 Most Preferable For GSSSB, GSRTC Exam @ English Portion.
➡➡ Educationist today are overwhelmingly concern about the future of the youngsters. The common complaint is students doesn’t study; they are not interested. Some blames exposure to the media, others feel that the present generation are not serious enough.
The CBSE expresses this concern of
reviewing the syllabus for time to time. The
idea is to build a complete personality of an individual.
➡➡ Answers:
a) educationist – educationists
b) concern – concerned
c) doesn’t – don’t
d) blames – blame
e) are – is
f) of – by
g) for – from
h) a – the
Unseen @ English Comprehension 3 For GPSC, GSSSB, CTET, SSC, RRB, UPSC, IBPS, Competitive Exam
➡➡ Unseen @ English Comprehension
➡➡ In All Competitive Exam, We Generally Find English Portion, In This Portion it's Following Grammar, Verb, Noun, Synonym, Preposition,Comprehensive Paragraph. CTET, SSC, RRB, UPSC, IBPS Exam.
➡➡ Here You Can Find Some Unseen English Paragraph with answers which is From different Boards Text book.
➡ It is about nine in the morning and a scraggly bunch of kids is waiting near an abandoned building in Lodhi Colony for their school to arrive. School is a bright yellow bus kitted out with cabinets, blackboard, water dispenser, ladder, a canopy, teaching aids and an LCD TV.
They call it the Mobile Learning Centre or school-on-wheels. When the bus arrives, it parks parallel to the pavement, the television is turned to face the road and an inspirational song, is played loud enough to draw the attention of children.
The project, launched by Delhi Government's Department of Education in February 2008 is run by Butterflies, an NGO. The mission is to bring the underprivileged kids into the mainstream and preparing them for government schools.
Children are taught Hindi, English and Mathematics and given tips on health and hygiene twice a week. A sports teacher comes along once a week. Is the yellow bus a magnet then? "Attendance is a little thin now, "admits NGO volunteer Asif Ali Chaudhary, even as Mausami Baruah, one of the two teachers, pulls a child out of line for chewing gum. "Some have gone to their villages for a festival and haven't returned so far. And then, it's Thursday, Manu will be helping her parents sell garlands at a temple." Even so, at least 25 children are present.
Keeping the students focussed is quite a task. "Many bring along younger siblings as there's no one at home and they are assigned baby- sitting duties," says Chaudhary. Crawling babies aren't the only distraction. As the senior class, backs leaning against the boundary wall, learns geometrical shapes, a different scene is playing out right behind.
A policeman has spotted someone in the abandoned block of flats nearby and with remarkable agility, has jumped over the wall to inspect. As he gives chase, several children run away.
The school teachers carry on as if nothing has happened. Essentially, the mobile school is able to do its job, stopping at four contact points, where it can enroll a maximum of 40 students per stop. But even those who haven't enrolled - and are merely hanging around the area - are welcome.
➡➡ Choose the correct option For appropriate
(a) Mobile Learning Centre is a project launched by Delhi Government's Department of Education with the aim of (i) bringing underprivileged kids into the mainstream and preparing them for government school
(ii) providing underprivileged children all the facilities of the school with no fee structure
(iii) bringing underprivileged kids under the same roof to avoid all sorts of discrimination
(iv) carrying underprivileged children to school
(b) Besides regular teaching in the school, children are also given in order to stay healthy.(i) tips to earn their bread
(ii) tips on health and hygiene
(iii) tips to become rich
(iv) tips to act
(c) The word 'scraggly' means. (i) fat and clumsy
(ii) strong and sturdy
(iii) lean and bony
(iv) healthy and stable
(d) Many distractions in the study of children are found responsible for (i) high attendance
(ii) low attendance
(iii) average attendance
(iv) maximum attendance
(e) The mobile school has been doing its job by not only teaching but also including to fulfill the purpose of their mission.(i) those who haven't enrolled themselves and merely hang around the area
(ii) those who have got themselves enrolled
(iii) those who have performed well in the studies
(iv) those who play well
➡➡ Answer:
(a) (i) bringing underprivileged kids into the mainstream and preparing them for government school
(b) (ii) tips on health and hygiene
(c) (iii) lean and bony
(d) (ii) low attendance
(e) (i) those who haven't enrolled themselves and merely hang around the area
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