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    March 24 is observed as World Tuberculosis Day

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    March 24 is observed as World Tuberculosis Day every year to build public awareness about the global epidemic

    of tuberculosis faced by several people and to make efforts in eliminating them.

    Get the Eduwhere Edge Pass at Rs 1 and practice from home for your upcoming exams. Visit Eduwhere.in and get your pass now!

    Offer valid till 31 March!

    #importantday #importantdates #tuberculosis #tuberculosisday #staysafe #safetytips

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    Quiz: Which was the first bank established in India?

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    Here is Eduwhere's Quiz of the day!

    Type the correct answer in the comments.

    Also, Buy Eduwhere Edge Pass just for Rs 1 and get unlimited access to all the mock tests.

    #bank #sbipo #ibpspo #sbiclerk #ibpsclerk #currentaffairs2020 #quiz #quizinstagram #quizzing 

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    NEET UG 2019 ; Experts tips for last minute preparation

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    NEET UG 2018 is just around the corner. Like any other exam, every NEET aspirants might feel nervous and anxious. But this is not the time to feel nervous because it might ruin the year-long hard work & patience put in. NEET aspirants need to apply a well-planned & well-tested strategy to crack the exam with a good rank.

    We are sharing few tips to all the aspirants and we hope it will help them to keep their spirits high for the final day.

    1. Revise basics: Take up the NCERT books and revise the basic concepts thoroughly. Don’t rush into learning new things at this point. Learning & not understanding new things will only increase stress. It is better to revise your strong areas with your notes.
    2. Relax & avoid mental fatigue: During the course of your preparation, you might have developed the habit of studying at stretch especially till late night. You might want to change this habit a bit now. Study with shirt breaks so that the stress level is kept down. It will also help you stay fresh during the day hours.
    3. Revise formulae: Revise all the important formulae. It will simply help you in problem-solving.
    4. Eat Light, be light: Since summer is also in, so avoid eating heavy meals or too much cold. You don’t want to fall sick during this week. Eat light food, with a lot of fluids.
    5. Focus Areas: Focus on important areas in every subject.

    Biology- Ecology and Environment, Genetics, Cell Biology, Morphology, Reproduction and Physiology of Plants and Animals, Basics of Biotechnology

    Physics: Thermodynamics and Nuclear Physics, Mechanics, Optics

    Chemistry – Chemical Bonding, Mole Concept, Periodic Table, General Organic Chemistry

    In addition to this, Take the mock tests to plan your time management strategy. If you feel stuck in some question, leave it to solve it later. Do the question which you think are easier to solve.

     

     

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    Do’s and Don’ts For NEET Exam Preparation

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    Students who wish to pursue medical sciences to become a doctor or a dentist after their 12th are required to undertake the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). The NEET is the only entrance exam for admission in an undergraduate course in medical and dental colleges all over the country. This exculdes the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi.

    The details are available on the official website, which you should visit from time to time for regular updates. Preparing yourself with the appropriate study material according to the syllabus is aone way to succedd. Along with it understanding the examination pattern can go a long way in helping you clear the exam. Also check the various options available for online NEET preparation.

    Eligibility and Examination Pattern

    The minimum age for application is 17 years and the maximum is 25 years with a 5 year relaxation for SC/ST/OBC in the maximum age limit. Students must pass in Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Biotechnology and English in their 12th final examination; and must score a minimum of 50% in all these subject combined. The qualifying percentage for SC/ST/OBC is 45%.

    The entrance examination is based on the syllabus of Class 11th and 12th for Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology with 180 objective questions. You need solve the same in 3 hours. Every subject has 45 questions, each with 4 choices. A correct answer scores you 4 marks but for each wrong answer, 1 mark is deducted. There is no negative marking in the case of no option selected or more than 1 option chosen.

    According to the official announcement by CBSE, out of 13,26,725 students who appeared for NEET 2018, only 7,14,562 have qualified. This clearly shows that approximately 50% students who appear for NEET, qualify. NEET offers a total of 66,000 seats only, out of which 85% are reserved seats for states and 15% are all India quota.

    Syllabus, Study Material and Online NEET Preparation

    The very first step is to identify the syllabus for your NEET examination. It is available on the official website along with other details that you may find of use as you start preparing. It is recommended to study from the NCERT books. Along with that you will also need to indulge in  some other form of preparation to help you understand the diverse topics of each subject better. Opting for online NEET preparation will help you study at your own pace with the freedom of spending as much or as little time you wish to on various topics.

    Every warrior who has to perform well in the battlefield needs to take care of certain points where mistakes can’t be afforded.  You should have your list of Do’s and Don’ts ready for the battle of clearing NEET exams. If you haven’t done it so far, you just can’t miss this article.

    Make Sure You Go Through These Imperative Do’s:

    Practice makes perfect!

    The best way to ensure preparation for the exam is to analyse the topics that you comprehend completely and have little or no difficulty in tackling. In between studying for the other topics, practice the ones you are familiar with to strengthen your domain. Practice with NEET Mock Tests for perfection. Time yourself while attempting mock tests or solving question papers. Keep a record of the number of correctly answered questions in the time taken. Now, aim to better this record with each attempt. This will help to hone your brain to work accurately with speed.

    Extra Preparation Always Helps

    It is a good idea to enrol in an online NEET preparation programme like the one available athttps://www.eduwhere.in/ to help you focus on your weak points. Remember that NCERT books are your best friends at the time being. Do also consult NEET guides for better clarity of each topic.

    Learn to Manage Time

    Divide your time for each topic according to your level of knowledge. It is advisable to make a timetable for your studies for optimum use of your time and thorough preparation. Keep your calm and concentrate on answering the maximum questions you can with surety within the time allotted. Revisit the ones you left out in the end.

    Test and Retest Yourself

    Chart a plan for each month where you study certain chapters and then practise the same with question banks or NEET test series. This will familiarise you with the pattern of the examination and give you an idea of the topics that are important or repetative.

    Focus on Strengths and Eliminate Weakness

    Solve question papers of previous years and take quizzes designed for particular topics. Eduwhere is an exclusive platform for competitive exam preparation. The website offers you full mock tests, practice tests and subject wise tests, to enable you to increase your skill and gain proficiency in every area. Strengthen your dominant areas by taking the NEET mock tests over and over again to rule out any ambiguities.

    Keep These Imperative Don’ts in Mind:

    Don’t Overwork

    Please do not overload yourself with innumerable books. Go through each book briefly to decide the best ones for you. A good idea is also to go through a NEET mock test to help you decide which topics you need the most help with. Make sure you go through each topic covered to judge which book explains the concepts that you need a better understanding of.

    Don’t Neglect Your Health

    Read, study, solve question papers and assess your preparation but do not forget to eat at small intervals so you are never too full or empty to study. Eat a healthy, nutritious diet and make sure you get plenty of fresh air. It is a good idea to make a plan for spending some time daily in the outdoors. Talk often to friends and family about your fears and discomfort. This will help you in staying sane and calm which is an important aspect of being successful at anything.

    Don’t forget to study in a calculated way

    Once you have understood the syllabus, it becomes easy for you to calculate the bare minimum required to clear the exam. Aim to answer at least 130 questions in total, then move to the balance. Do not answer a question that you are not sure of, a 0 is far better than -1. Attempt 70 – 80 questions in Biology and, 30 each in Physics and Chemistry.

    Don’t Compromise. Work smart!

    Don’t be in a rush to attempt all questions. Use your time wisely to assess the correct answer, do not compromise accuracy for speed. Keep your calm and concentrate on answering the maximum questions you can with surety within the time allotted. You can revisit the ones you left out in the end.

    Don’t forget to De-clutter!

    Take short breaks from studying to free your mind of all clutter or any confusion of topics. At the end of each break, assess what you have retained and whatever is not clear or cannot be remembered, goes back in the timetable for comprehensive learning.

    Good Luck for Cracking NEET

    Consult the Eduwhere online programme for NEET examination with a vast array of important topics. Eduwhere is a dedicated platform for preparation of competitive exams which ensures ample practice through mock tests and comprehensive learning material.

    In the end, remember what Aristotle said, “Well begun is half done“. If you begin a systematic plan of tackling all subjects with the right books to help you and an online NEET preparation programme, you are halfway there, my friend! Good luck and get cracking!

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    What are some interview questions asked during SBI PO interview round

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    SBI PO is one of the most coveted banking exams in India. Every year lakhs of students apply for the exam to realize their dreams of becoming a banking officer. The exam is conducted in three stages: Prelims, Mains, and Personal Interview. Aspirants need to qualify in all three levels to get their names in the final merit list of selected candidates. After taking the written exams, students’ complete focus should be on interview preparation. It makes an integral part of the overall exam preparation as the final selection highly depends on how well you answer the interview questions. Interviews are conducted by the authorities to properly understand the actual merits and qualities of a candidate.

    SBI PO 2018 Interview

    As SBI PO 2018 Prelim and Mains exams are over, this is the time for the candidates to start preparation of the interview round. To prepare well for the next round, candidates should first check the schedule and syllabus. Find below the important dates for the interview round of PO exam by SBI.

    SBI PO Important Dates 

    Event Dates
    Declaration of SBI PO Mains Exam Result  20.08.2018 (Tentative)
    Download of SBI PO Interview Call Letter 01.09.2018
    Group Discussion & Interview 24.09.2018 to 12.10.2018
     The Date for the Declaration of Final Result  01.11.2018

     

    Common Questions Asked in SBI PO Interview Round

    The random questions asked in the interview process usually confuse even the most intelligent students. Not just the tricky questions, due to nervousness and limited SBI PO Preparation, even easy and simple questions also create confusion among the candidates. Having a prior knowledge of some of the interview questions asked during the GD round can help you perform well. Based on our discussion with some banking experts and teachers, we have come up with some most common questions the interview panels might ask.

    Personal Questions

    Most of the times, the interview process starts with personal questions. These questions not just help the interviewers know about you but also help them ask more questions. Usually, the personal questions in the interview depend on your answers. For instance, while introducing yourself, if you say that you like to listen to music, they might ask you about different types of music, singers etc. So, you should be very careful with the answers and avoid providing any detail that you think might trap you. Here are a few questions that you may face during your interview.

    • Tell us something about yourself?
    • Why do you want to be a part of the banking sector?
    • What is your career goal for a bank job?
    • Why should we select you? What qualities do you have that others don’t have?
    • If you get appointed as PO and the clerk is of higher qualification than you, how would you cope with his ego and how will you extract work from him?
    • If you get a posting far away from your hometown will you work?
    • What is your weakness and how can it affect your performance?

    General Banking Questions

    In addition to your education, personal interests, and background, the interviewers also check your knowledge of the industry in which you are applying for a job. Based on your luck and the mood of the interviewer, you can get very easy or tricky questions. Make sure you read ample banking books before appearing for the personal interview round. Questions in the interview might be based on the recent policy updates in the banking sector or some basic questions about different terms used in the industry. Take a look at few sample questions for your reference.

    • What is NABARD and its functions?
    • What are the different types of Banks?
    • Tell us something about SBI, its vision, and objective.
    • What is the interest rate on savings account in nationalized banks?
    • Do you read any newspaper? Tell me today’s headlines…some Banking news?
    • What is NPA?
    • What is CASA?
    • How do you enhance your banking knowledge?

    SBI PO interview questions also include some GK based questions. These questions and their answers will not be available in any SBI PO study material. To prepare for this, you need to stay updated with the current affairs by reading newspapers, listening to the news channels and downloading some mobile apps for daily news updates. You should be aware of the latest banking terminology and technology used in Indian banks.

    Apart from some common questions, they also do cross-questions. The interview panel usually finds questions from the answers given by you. So you need to be very careful and play smart while answering the questions.

    SBI PO Preparation for the Interview Round

    The interview questions are not given in SBI PO syllabus. Though you can read about the questions and can prepare your answers in advance. However, you can never be sure about what the interview panel asks you. The best way to perform well in the GD and interview round is to be part of mock interviews and stay confident throughout the interview session.

    Final suggestion:

    Try to be relaxed and genuine during the interview. Don’t try to bluff because the experts know everything and by doing this, you might negate all your chances of getting selected.

     

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    EduTalk Episode 3: Industry Experts Wish CLAT Aspirants

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    The third episode of our EduTalk Series for CLAT Aspirants sees Industry Luminaries like Ojasvita Srivastava (Founder Project Abhimanyu), Pranav Mehra (Principal Legal Counsel at Snapdeal), Dr. Manoj Kumar (Founder of Hammurabi and Solomon) and Girish Rawat, Partner at Dhir & Dhir Associates, wish the CLAT Aspirants and provide deep insights into what it takes to be a lawyer, the challenges ahead, the mindset which lawyers need to have and more. Coming from the top of the line professional in the Legal profession, this video is a must-see.

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    EduTalk Episode 2: Why Law as a Career

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    In this Episode of our CLAT Series, we speak to Dr. Manoj Kumar, Founder and Managing Partner of Hammurabi and Solomon. Dr. Manoj Kumar, An alumnus of prestigious world-class institutions such as the Harvard Business School and the National Law School (NLSIU), Bengaluru. He explains to us why one should look at Law as a Career, What Motivated him to become a Lawyer, and tips for CLAT.

     

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    EduTalk: CLAT tips by Ojasvita Srivastava

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    Eduwhere presents to you its brand new video series- EduTalk Our first speaker is Ms. Ojasvita Srivastava. In this video, she is sharing tips for CLAT aspirants to score big in Common Law Admission Test.

    Ojasvita is a qualified lawyer and an experienced in-house counsel with experience in litigation, arbitration and corporate compliance. She also runs a pro-bono initiative called Project Abhimanyu.

    She pursued an LLM in Commercial and Corporate Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University of London, where she served as the Communication and Media Co-ordinator of her specialism- Commercial and Corporate Law .

    Ojasvita was also the Co-Founder and Chief Editor of the ‘The Sophists’, Queen Mary Law and Business Journal, which publishes articles on Law, Business and Politics.

     

    EduTalk: CLAT Tips by Ojasvita Srivastava

     

    Transcript

    Hi Students,
    I am a lawyer my name is Ojasvita, and I’m going to give you a few tips for your CLAT exam on 13th of May.

    So to begin with your exam has to be taken like a strategy. CLAT is divided into Five Parts and I think the best way to do an exam including CLAT is to first attempt those sections that would you take less time.

    So you have a section of GK and you have a section of Maths and these are the sections that are quick to finish and you either know the answer or you don’t know the answer. I would suggest you first attempt those sections. And then go to the English comprehension, legal reasoning, and legal aptitude.

    For preparing for the exams one of the best ways is to write mock exams. Not only take as many mock exams as you can, but also sit down and analyze the results of your mock, where you went wrong, where you can improve for the section that you need to focus on.

    GK takes in a lot of your exam, so I think they are 50 questions out of 200 are set for GK.

    If you go through newspapers regularly or if you have been going through newspapers regularly that is something that you would be able to handle easily.

    As far as the logical part and legal reasoning is concerned, I have seen a lot of students face problems since they get different answers for the same questions in different books. So I would suggest you pick one book and stick to whatever reasoning or logic it gives.

    Overall the CLAT exam is looking for a smart person, looking for somebody who is really good and well read and not someone who is very good at mugging up.

    So the best strategy for CLAT is to write as many exams as possible. Try and solve all the last 10 years question papers. Logical reasons and legal reasoning questions keep repeating as well, so the more you practice the better you will get.

    I wish you all the best.

     

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