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1. Website is a collection of ________ 1) HTML documents 2) Graphic files 3) Audio and Video files 4) All of the above 5) None of these 2. Who designed the first electronic computer - ENIAC ? 1) Van Neuman 2) Joseph M Jacquard 3) J presper Eckert 4) Both 1 and 2 5) None of these 3. Which of the following is not a network? 1) Local Area Network 2) Wide Area Network 3) Optical Fiber 4) All are networks 5) None of these 4. In MICR, C stands for? 1) Code 2) Colour 3) Computer 4) Character 5) None of these 5. Which of the following is the largest unit of storage? 1) GB 2) KB 3) MB 4) TB 5) None of these 6. Virtual memory is? 1) memory on the hard disk that the CPU uses an extended RAM 2) in RAM 3) only necessary if you do not have any RAM in your computer 4) a back up device for floppy disks 5) None of these 7. _______ is the process of finding errors in software code? 1) Compiling 2) Testing 3) Running 4) Debugging 5) None of these 8. What

GRAMIN BANK OF ARYAVARAT INTERVIEW EXPERIENCE **************************************** POST- OA WHEN I ENTERED THE ROOM THERE WERE 4 MEMBERS M1, M2, M3, M4,I WISHED GOOD MRNG M1- HAV A SIT ME- THANK U SIR M1 TELL ME SMETHING ABOUT URSELF ME- I EXPLAIND M1 WHT IS THE DIFFRENCE BETWEEN NATIONALIZED BANK N RRB'S...?? ME- SIR NATIONALIZED BANK KO INDIA K KISI B STATE ME OPEN KR SKTE HAI BUT RRB KI BARANCH KISI OTHER STATE ME NAI OPEN KR SKTE. M1-WHT IS FINANCIAL INCLUSION...?? ME- SIR FINANCIAL INCLUSION RBI KI EK SCHEME HAI JISKE TAHAT AISE LOG JO BANKING KI SERVICES SE AWARE NAI HAI UNHE BANK SE JODNA N UNME SAVING KI HABBIT KO DEVELOP KRNA HAI. M2- WHT IS DIFFRENCE BETWEEN REPO N BANK RATE...?? ME- SIR REPO IS 4 LESS THAN 90 DAY N BANK RATE IS MORE THAN 90 DAYS LOAN PROVIDED BY RBI TO BANKS N FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS. M2-WHT IS MSF....?? ME- SIR MSF CAME 9 MAY 2011, UNDER THIS FACILITY BANKS ARE ABLE TO BORROW UPTO% OF THEIR NDTL. M2-WHT IS NDTL....??ME- SIR PURE DIN K BUSINESS K BAD

1. A peer-to-peer LAN is an appropriate network architecture for____ (1) The Internet. (2) Home network . (3) Network requiring a server with shared resources. (4) wide area network (5) None of these 2. Similar to a hub in an Ethernet network, a ____________ helps relay data between wireless network nodes. (1) Wireless port (2) Wireless access poin t (3) wireless adapter (4) wireless transceiver (5) None of these 3. Cell phones use ____________ to access the Internet. (1) MMS technology (2) a notation system (3) micro browser software (4) HTML language (5) None of these 4. In CSMA/CD, the computer sends a fixed unit of data called a(n)_______ (1) Node. (2) Packet. (3) Override. (4) Token. (5) None of these 5. The uniform resource locator (URL) is case sensitive in the ____. (1) Protocol (2) Authority (3) Directory (4) Type (5) None of these 6. ASCII is a(n)________ (1) Numbering system for representing numbers with dec

You have to Compare the given fractions in a number of problems in Data Interpretation and Quantitative Ability. Let us study some of the common methods of identifying out the largest or smallest of a given set of fractions which are useful for Mental Maths. Type – 1 When the numerators are same and the denominators are different, the fraction with the largest denominator is the smallest. Have a look at the following example. Example : Which of the following fractions is the smallest? (3/5) , (3/7) , (3/13), (3/8) Here, 13 is the largest denominator, so, (3/13) is the smallest fraction. 5 is the smallest denominator, hence (3/5) is the largest fraction. Here logic is very simple, Situation: (i) Assume that you are 5 Children in your family. Your Dad brought an Apple and mom cut it into 5 pieces and distributed among all the children including you. (1/5) Situation (ii) : Assume that you are 8 Children in your family. Your Dad brought an Apple and mom cut it into 8 pieces an

My Interview was on 12/02/2014 in Lucknow Panel II of Bank of Baroda Q1. Tell me about your family background? I Answered Q2. In which year have u got married? I Answered Q3. How many children do you have? I Answered Q4. What is their Ages? I Answered Q 5. What is MODEM? I Answered Q6. What is Software? I Answered Q7 What is Data Mining? I Answered  Q8. Do you know About NABARD? I Answered Q 9. What Are the functions of NABARD? I Answered Q10. kya nabard finance bhi provide karata hai? I Can't Answered Q 11. have you heard about refinance facilily?   I Can't Answered They told Q 12. What is the difference in Cheque and DD? I  Answered Q 13. What is the Validity of Cheque and DD? I  Answered Q 14. What is difference between Public Sector and Private Sector Bank? I  Answered Q 15. How much percentage of total Stake are with government in case of public sector bank? I  Answered Q 16. Can you join a bank in rural area? I  Answered Yes OK Thats

Data Structures A  data structure  is a particular way of storing and organizing  data  in a computer so that it can be used  efficiently.  Data structures provide a means to manage huge amounts of data efficiently, such as large  databases  and  internet indexing services . Usually, efficient data structures are a key to designing efficient  algorithms. An algorithm is a step by step solution of any given problem at hand in a finite number of steps. There are two types of data structures(broadly): 1. Linear Data Structures and 2. Non-Linear Data Structures Linear Data Structures:- Linear Data Structures are  stored in computer's memory in sequential way i.e., one after the other. There are following Linear Data Structures: 1. Array 2. Stack 3. Queue None-Linear Data Structures:- None-Linear Data Structures are not  stored in computer's memory in sequential way i.e., one after the other. There are following none-Linear Data Structures: 1. Linked List 2. Tree 3.

Inheritence: In object-oriented programming (OOP), inheritance is a way to reuse code of existing objects, or to establish a subtype from an existing object, or both, depending upon programming language support. In classical inheritance where objects are defined by classes , classes can inherit attributes and behavior from pre-existing classes called base classes , superclasses , parent classes or ancestor classes . The resulting classes are known as derived classes , subclasses or child classes . The relationships of classes through inheritance gives rise to a hierarchy . In prototype-based programming , objects can be defined directly from other objects without the need to define any classes, in which case this feature is called differential inheritance