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- Available Batches
- 08 Nov 2020
- 20 Lectures
Arithmetic: Percentage, Ratio and Proportion, Square roots, Average, Problems on Age, Time Speed and Distance, Boat and Streams, Time and Work, Pipe and Cistern, Partnership, Mixture and Alligation, Simple Interest and Compound Interest, Profit and Loss, Discount, Inequality, Permutation and Combination, Probability.
Advance Maths: Number System, Power Surds and Indices, Geometry, Trigonometry, Height and Distances, Algebra, 2D mensuration, 3D mensuration, Coordinate Geometry
- This course will form a strong base for every topic.
- All previous year competitive problems are covered.
- This course will enable students to crack every problem from basic to advance in the examination.
- Basic knowledge of 10th standard mathematics
- BANK JOBS Education Qualification For IBPS PO – Under IBPS PO Recruitment Eligibility Criteria 2016 Candidates must have completed their Graduation Degree from any recognized university or institution. IBPS Clerk Education qualification: Candidates must have a degree (graduation level) pass or equivalent qualification recognized by the central/state government. SBI PO Qualification: Aspirants are required to pass out with a Graduate degree from approved institute. Note: distance Study is not applicable for SBI PO. SBI Clerk Education qualification: Candidates must have a degree (graduation level) pass or equivalent qualification recognized by the central/state government.
- SSC JOBS SSC CGL(Graduate Level Examination)- The eligibility for this examination is graduation or equivalent in any other discipline. SSC 10(Combined Matric Level Examination)- The eligibility for this examination is matriculation. SSC 10+2(Combined Higher Secondary Level Examination)- The eligibility for this examination is 12th class or equivalent in any other discipline. SSC JE EXAM:-Diploma in Civil or Electrical or Mechanical Engineering from an institution recognized by the Central Government or equivalent qualification. Thanks
- Eligibility Criteria for Group A, Group B, Group C, and Group D Railway Jobs GROUP A: One can apply for group A posts if one has a bachelor’s degree in engineering (Master of Science), medical (MBBS) or any other relevant stream. For SCRA, the eligibility is HSC with PCM or equivalent. Age limit: 32 years (relaxation for OBC/SC/ST candidates) GROUP B: One cannot apply for the group B posts, there is no exam for group B because the group B officials are promoted from the group C cadre by the railway. When there has been a specific time for which the employee has been serving the railway in group C then he is promoted to group B. GROUP C: For group C, the eligibility is 10th or equivalent for the ALP or technician, 10+2 or equivalent for ticket collector and graduation or equivalent for goods guard or Assistant Station Master. The eligibility of age varies from 30-33 years depending upon the social status of the person. GROUP D: For group D, the staff consists of porters, gatemen, trackmen, etc. Group D railway job vacancies are advertised on the website of RRB and all the main national newspapers.
- It will help the students who are aspiring for CAT, BANKING EXAMINATIONS, SSC - CGL/CPO/CHSL/MTS.
- This course is for all students who are preparing for competitive examinations.
- Students who are preparing for Railway and state exams then this course will help them a lot to score well in the Quant section.
Basic conversion of Percantage to fraction and fraction to percentage.Problems based on it.
- Topics
- 1. Introduction of percentage
- 2. Problems on percentage
- 3. Application of percentage in advance problems
- 4. Previous year problems
Basic knowledge of Numbers, Integers, Real numbers, Imaginary numbers, Rational and Irrational numbers and problems based on them
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- 1. Problems on basic Number System
- 2. Remainder Theorem
- 3. Divisibility Rule
- 4. Classification of Number System
- 5. Unit Digit
- 6. Factors and Number of Factors
- 7. Arithmatic Progression
- 8. LCM and HCF -1
- 9. LCM and HCF - 2
- 10. Previous Year Questions
learn to take ratio and how to use ratio method as it is the most efficient trick to solve other topics questions
- Topics
- 1. Introduction of Ratio
- 2. Basic Problems on Ratio
- 3. Advance Problems on Ratio
- 4. Basic Knowledge of Proportion
Triangle, Quadrilaterals, Circle and problems asked on them
- Topics
- 1. Basics of Geometry
- 2. Triangles
- 3. Quadrilaterals
- 4. Polygons
- 5. Circle
- 6. Miscellaneous ( Covering Mensuration )
learn to find profit and loss percentage , discount , cost price and selling price using the ration method
- Topics
- 1. Basics of Profit and loss
- 2. Advance problems on profit and loss
- 3. Previously asked questions
- 4. Discount
We will learn to tackle different problems varying from from basic to high level
- Topics
- 1. Simple Interest
- 2. Problems on Simple Interest
- 3. Miscellaneous Problems
- 4. Compound Interest
- 5. Compound Interest problems
- 6. Problems on difference of CI and SI
- 7. Miscellaneous Problems on SI and CI
learn to find average
- Topics
- 1. Basics Concepts of average
- 2. Problems on Average
- 3. Problems on Age
derivation of mixture alligation concept from average as it is nothing more than the extension of average chapter , problems on it , application of mixture alligation in different topic
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- 1. Basic concepts of mixture alligation
- 2. Application of mixture alligation
- 3. Previous year problems
basic concepts like per day approach, LCM method , percentage , and problems on them
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- 1. Basic concepts
- 2. Problems on time and work
- 3. Work equivalence and problems on daily wages
- 4. Pipe and Cistern
- 5. Miscellaneous (time and work, pipe and cistern)
Basic concepts like distance constant, time constant,problems on time speed and distance, trains, boat and streams, and previously asked questions
- Topics
- 1. Basic concept of distance constant
- 2. Time Constant concept
- 3. Miscellaneous problems of time speed and distance
- 4. Problems on train
- 5. Boat and Streams
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- 1. Permuation
- 2. Combination
- Topics
- 1. Concept of Probability
- 2. Problems
Basic concepts and problems on them
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- 1. Degree and Radian Measures and Complementary Angles
- 2. Trigonometric ratios and Identites
- 3. Formula based trigonometry
- 4. Maxima and Minima
- 5. Miscellaneous problems of Trigonometry
- 6. Height and Distance
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- 1. Basic algebraic identities of School Algebra & Elementary surds
- 2. Problems on concepts
- 3. Graphs of Linear Equations
- 4. Miscellaneous
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- 1. Frequency Polygon
- 2. Histogram
- 3. Pie-Chart
- 4. Bar Diagram
- 5. Problems on Caselet DI
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- 1. Two-dimensional (2D) Mensuration
- 2. Three-dimensional (3D) Mensuration
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- 1. Square roots and cube roots
- Topics
- 1. Percentage based and fraction based
- Topics
- 1. Previous Year Problems
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- 1. Patterns and problems
- 2. Previous Year Questions
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Ashish Singh
Quantitative Aptitude Faculty
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I completed my graduation from Mechanical Engineering and switched my career to teaching. I have been teaching Quantitative Aptitude since 2015. Through the years, I produced many rankers and worked as a Quantitative Aptitude faculty for institutes like TIME, Mahendra's Education, and Pvt. Ltd. Laxminagar Delhi, presently teaching at Career Power Mukherjeenagar Delhi.
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