Top 3 Books for Computer Knowledge subject for IBPS Bank Exam

Top 3 Books for Computer Knowledge subject for IBPS Bank Exam

Providing Top 3 Books list for Computer Knowledge subject preparation for the IBPS, SBI Exam aspirants. Also providing why you need to buy a Book and not anything else.

Why Computer Knowledge in Bank Exam Preparation?

Nowadays computer knowledge section has become compulsory in every aptitude test. There are three sections in the exam, logical reasoning, verbal, and computer knowledge. Well, you don’t have to be a master in computer knowledge section but at least known with basics of it. It is just a test to see whether you are familiar with it or not. Are you preparing for any aptitude test? Here we will discuss what books you can refer to and the importance of it.

The books for computer knowledge are available in shops and online as well. There is a considerable number of books available, but the important thing is to choose the one which accomplishes your requirement. The best thing about computer knowledge section is you don’t waste your time or solve questions. Below is the list of top books for computer knowledge subject, take a look.

Top 3 Books for Computer Knowledge subject for IBPS Bank Exam

1. Computer Literacy And Knowledge for Bank PO and Bank Clerk Exam - Buy it now.

This book is written only for the bank exam aspirants, so it will not give you any extra question but covers the necessary topics, that can be asked in the bank exams for computer knowledge subject. This book has 69 sets of papers, Of these, 45 are solved papers, and 24 are practice sets for the readers to solve on their own.

2. Objective Computer Knowledge & Literacy - Buy it now.

The complete book for the bank exam aspirants. Who are weak in Computer knowledge and want to score 20 out of 20 marks. This book has everything you want to know about the computer subject. It has Computer knowledge on more then 20+ topics, 6 model question paper with solution and ten solved question paper of SBI India Clerk. 

3. Computer Knowledge for the IBPS CWE Clerical Cadre - Buy it now.

This book is also written for the bank exam aspirants. It is focused on the only areas which can be asked and tested in the examination. It has Intelligent mix of theory and practice questions, a thorough understanding of the concepts through solved examples and example Practice exercises — moreover, 20 worksheets on computers and practice tests for the common written exam.

Why are books the best source of preparation for computer knowledge?

-There are books available which cover basic of computer and the topics needed to prepare for any exam.-The books are prepared in a systematic approach and easy to understand language. Moreover, they give an in-depth explanation of issues, so it becomes easy for students.

- Some books have model question papers so that students can refer to them and examine at what level they are.

-Furthermore, you may get previous year’s exam papers for aptitude tests, and from that, you can have a clear idea about the exam pattern and type of questions asked in the exam.

-When preparing from a book you get descriptive explanations of each concept and many-objective type question.

What are you thinking? You need to find out the book according to your requirement and start preparing in advance. With accurate preparation and hard work, you can score good marks in this section. What are you waiting for? Do your best. I wish you all the best. 

If you have any query or questions, you can ask me in the below comment box, and I promise to answer them all, thank you :) 

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[Quantitative Aptitude] Arun Sharma Vs R.S.Aggrawal

[Quantitative Aptitude] Arun Sharma Vs R.S.Aggrawal - Which is Best Book?

Are you going for any competitive exam and looking for a book for the maths (Quantitative Aptitude) subject? Then, lots of people will suggest you either Arun Sharma or R.s.aggrawal. Because these two books are the most selling and well recommended by all the candidates who used these books.

Now, at some point in time, most of the candidates who want to buy any one of them got confused between these two, which one to buy. So, here I made one comparison and study on which I will recommend you to which one you should buy and why.

[Quantitative Aptitude] Arun Sharma Vs R.S.Aggrawal - Which is Best Book?

First of all, let met get diplomatic and tell you that both of the books are well and good on his own grounds. Both books have their own advantage and disadvantage, so let's take a look at each book one by one and try to figure out which is best. 

Quantitative Aptitude For Competitive Examinations By R.S.Aggrawal

This book is having their 17th Edition, Yes, R.S.Aggrawal is publishing this book since long and the reason it is the most popular book (even more than Arun Sharma). you can say that this book has set trend in candidates that if you are going for any type of competitive exam and if you need a book for maths then R.S.aggrawal, no one can beat this book.

Which Topics are Covered in this book?

Quantitative Aptitude For Competitive Examinations also covers Problems on Numbers & Ages, Allegations, & Logarithms and Simplification. Other topics are Simple and Compound Interests, Surds and Indices, Pipes and Cistern, Chain Rule, Boats and Streams,  Time and Work, Partnership, Problems on Trains, and Volume and Surface Area. This also has True Discount, Stocks and Shares, and Banker's Discount, Games of Skill, Races, Permutations and Combination, Series, Odd Man Out, Clocks, Heights and Distances, and Calendar. For Data Interpretation topics covered are Tabulation and various kinds of graphs like Bar, Pie and Line Graphs.

726 pages long, this book covers almost all the topics that have asked in any bank exam like IBPS - SBI or any other government job. The author who has written this book is Doctorate from Delhi University in Mathematics. Price of this book is just Rs.332 only.

Why You Should Buy this book?

In most of the competitive exams the syllabus will be too huge and Quantitative aptitude will be an important part of it, the book covers almost all concepts related to quantitative aptitude in detail, but the book is quite bulky, it would be still good it it stands in between Shakuntala Devi puzzles and this quantitative aptitude book, there are too many questions of similar kind, which is an almost a repetition, the best would be, if we have 10-12 problems in each chapter which would cover all the concepts of the chapter, which will help all students to revise the book again and again, here since the book is huge covering all areas, it will be very difficult to complete it and revision is again a problem and require time, but the book is very good content-wise. 

How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT - By Arun Sharma

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The 2nd best book for Quantitative aptitude subject by Arun Sharma. this book, as name, suggests, mainly written for CAT (common aptitude test) aspirants. This book is on their 5th edition, just printed a few years ago, for cat students. As you know CAT is one of the toughest exams in India and for that exam need a more focused book for maths section.

Topics Covered in this book?

The book is then divided into blocks further having a number of chapters within it. Each block such Block I contains information about Number Systems, and Progressions. The first chapter explains the Remainder Theorem, the concept of the Great Common Divisor, and a number of zeroes in an expression. Block II consists of situations with examples where Allegations can be put to use. The chapters in the later following block are Percentages, Interest, Time and Work, Profit and Loss, Time, Speed and Distance, and Ratio, Proportion and Variation. The 11th chapter is a part of Block IV, and it is divided into two parts. Part I focuses on Geometry, while the second part explains Mensuration. This block has a chapter on Coordinate Geometry. The next block has four chapters, which are Functions, Inequalities, Quadratic Equations, and Logarithms. The last block explains to students principles of Permutations and Combinations, Probability, and Set Theory.

In 706 Pages, this book covers all the syllabus of CAT for Maths Subject. you can Go for this book for the following reasons. And this book also cost the same as R.s.aggrawal, Rs.338 Only.

Why You Should Buy this book?

The book is good enough to give you a decent score in DI. The questions are divided into different layers of difficulty. The book also familiarities us in every section in great depth. Three-layered difficulty familiarizing method with a wide range of questions, a lot of practice worksheets, 23 full-length sectional test papers, 5 model exams did help me get a decent 93%ile in DI with just one month's practice. 

So, now you guys are clear for best books for Quantitative Aptitude? Hope you are, as choosing always the toughest job, and it will even more though when you have such two great books to buy. For any single query, feel free to ask me in the comment section, thank you!

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TIMES SPARK MOCK TEST 2, Times Spark Scholarship

Times Spark Scholarship Mock Test 2

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Q&A - 'Aung San Suu Kyi is no longer a peace campaigner ... it is cowardice and moral bankruptcy on Rohingyas'


India is facing growing pressure from international humanitarian groups for its hardline position on Rohingya refugees fleeing a crackdown on them by Myanmar's military. Azeem Ibrahim, a research professor at Strategic Studies Institute, US Army War College, is an author of `The Rohingyas: Inside Myanmar's Hidden Genocide'.He spoke to Pratigyan Das about whether Aung San Suu Kyi should return her Nobel prize for not standing up for Myanmar's minorities, India's security-focused response to the crisis and why it matters:
Why is Aung San Suu Kyi unwilling to take action to save the Rohingyas?

Suu Kyi is no longer a peace campaigner. As a politician, she doesn't want to antagonise either the military or the Buddhist clergy. She has made a critical calculation not to speak on this issue. In fact, she has gone much further by blaming both sides for the violence. It is very unfortunate, like saying both Nazis and Jews are to be blamed for the Holocaust or blacks and whites are equally responsible for apartheid in South Africa. For me and her supporters, it is cowardice and moral bankruptcy of the highest order on the Rohingya issue.

Do you think she should return her Nobel prize for failing to take any action?

No, I don't think so because the Nobel prize is awarded to people for their past works and current works. Her past works have been commendable for fighting the military and bringing her country into a democratic space. But her present stand, where she tells BBC that there is no ethnic cleansing in her country is unfortunate because the world knows the reality.

Do you think the international community is doing enough to resolve this crisis?

Unfortunately, the international community is doing nothing on this issue. The international community has completely ignored the situation despite it being a humanitarian crisis. Bangladesh is struggling to feed its own countrymen.

The UN has passed a number of sanctions, a number of measures. There has to be some penalty on Myanmar from the international community and the UN. The number of refugees is astronomical. The international community should ensure they go back to Myanmar as they belong to that nation.

How do you view India's response to this issue?

I was really disappointed by PM Narendra Modi's response on Rohingyas when he met Suu Kyi recently. It wasn't expected from the leader of the world's largest democracy. In fact, India should put pressure on Myanmar to stop this genocide against the Rohingyas as India is also bearing the brunt of these refugees. India has its own problems and shouldn't be taking refugees from Myanmar.

What is the Rohingya problem all about?

The Rohingyas have been described by the UN as one of the most persecuted minorities to date. The problem goes back to the Second World War when the Japanese invaded Burma. The Rohingya minority stayed loyal to the British while the majority Buddhist population supported the Japanese as they believed this would lead to independence. But the war was won by the British.

After Burma became independent in 1948, animosity between the two communities grew. The situation deteriorated after the 1962 military coup by General Ne Win. He tried to implement what he called the Burmese road to socialism with a communist manifesto. His regime was an economic disaster. He did what military rulers normally do: blame it on the minorities. Rohingyas were the minorities ­ they had a different colour, language and religion. He started saying only Buddhists are the real nationalists.

He stripped Rohingyas of their citizenship and waged violence against them. The animosity grew since then.

What is behind the current mass exodus?

According to the UN, in the last few weeks around 3,00,000 Rohingya have crossed the border and migrated to Bangladesh and other countries. The reason is that the Myanmar government and military don't recognise the Rohingyas as an indigenous population. They want them to leave Myanmar and go to a third country. They believe Rohingyas are illegal migrants who came from Bangladesh in 1942 and are not original descendants of the land.

This is entirely false. A document in the Indian national archive in New Delhi about surveys done in 1824 clearly talks about Rohingya aborigines.

The Myanmar government believes only Buddhists can be loyal citizens of Myanmar. Myanmar doesn't follow the Dalai Lama type of peaceful Buddhism. It follows a militant form of it. It encourages an ideology where all other religions and ideologies have to be suppressed and checked for Buddhism to thrive. They believe that the Rohingyas are the reincarnation of snakes and insects.


For
times spark scholarship,
Times spark mock test 2 below are questions with four options and one correction option

1. Ibrahim believes that India should put pressure on Myanmar to stop this genocide against the Rohingyas because:

The international community and UN would support the move
India is also bearing the brunt of these refugees
The Buddhist population would be more susceptible to India’s intervention because of the Dalai Lama’s presence here
The number of refugees is astronomical


2. Which of the following did not happen after the 1962 military coup by General Ne Win

His regime was an economic disaster
He stripped Rohingyas of their citizenship
He enforced the death penalty against them
He waged violence against them


3. In the context of the Rohingya issue, Suu Kyi’s blaming both sides for the violence is seen by the interviewee as an act of

Cowardice
Moral Bankruptcy
Calculation
All of the above


4. Azim Inrahim’s statement that ” Suu Kyi is no longer a peace campaigner” can be best described as being

Categorical
Equivocal
Ambivalent
Analytical


5. The idea that Suu Kyi should return the Nobel Peace Prize

Is condoned by Ibrahim
Is questioned by Ibrahim
Is rejected by Ibrahim
Is reinforced by Ibrahim


6. In the context of the interview, the word “animosity” is closest in implication too:

Acerbity
Displeasure
Peevishness
Hostility


7. In this interview, Ibrahim implies that Suu Kyi’s present stand, where she tells BBC that there is no ethnic cleansing in her country is an act of:

Defiance
Resistance
Denial
Assertion


8. Which of the following statements is false?

The Buddhist Myanmar government believes in Dalai Lama as its spiritual Head
The Rohingyas are an indigenous population of Myanmar and not Bangladesh and are original descendants of the land
The Myanmar government believes that the Rohingyas are the reincarnation of the snakes and insects
The Rohingya minority stayed loyal to the British during the Second World War