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Rachit Kumar Saxena

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The total number of vacancies in the SSC CGL 2020 exam was 7,035. The Commission released the post-wise vacancies after the official notification under the tentative vacancies. The candidates can check here the post-wise vacancies for the SSC CGL 2020 exam. The Commission releases different numbers of vacancies each year depending on the requisition received from the concerned departments. SSC CGL 2022 has had the highest number of vacancies in recent times. It has over 36 thousand vacancies.

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The Staff Selection Commission revised the SSC CGL vacancies 2021 on February 27, 2023. The Final number of vacancies for the SSC CGL 2021 exam was 7,621. The number of vacancies in SSC CGL 2021 was 7,686. The commission released the number of vacancies with the Tier 1 result. The Commission released the SSC CGL 2021 vacancy list (tentative) with the SSC CGL Tier 1 Result. The Commission notified the highest number of vacancies for the SSC CGL 2022 exam which were above 36 thousand.

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SBI PO Recruitment Exam is an annual officer recruiting exam conducted annually by the State Bank of India for its various vacancies across the Branches. The SBI PO Exam is a completely Objective type and conducted in various centres across the country. The examination mode is online.

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The subjects of IBPS Clerk exam are as follows:
Preliminary Exam - The Preliminary exam has 100 multiple-choice questions from English Language, Numerical Ability and Reasoning Ability. The total duration of the exam is one hour. Each section has 20 minutes and 30 questions. The maximum marks for each section are 30. There is negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer. Main Exam - The Main exam has 190 multiple-choice questions from General/Financial Awareness, General English Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning Ability & Computer Aptitude. The total duration of the exam is 160 minutes. Each section has a different number
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Yes, you can do both M.Com and IBPS Clerk exam. There is no restriction on doing both M.Com and IBPS Clerk exam. You can pursue M.Com as a regular or distance mode course from any recognised university while preparing for the IBPS Clerk exam. However, you need to manage your time and study plan effectively to balance both the academic and competitive aspects. You also need to meet the eligibility criteria for both the courses/exams.

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Anangsha Patra

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The section-wise books that candidates can refer to are given below: Quantitative Aptitude Fast Track - Rajesh Verma Advance Maths Rakesh Yadav NCERT Maths from Grade 6 to Grade 11 - NCERT Basic Maths and Pre-Algebra for Beginners - Mark Zegarelli RRB Group D Books | General Intelligence & Reasoning A Modern Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning - RS Aggarwal Test of Reasoning - Edger Thorpe/Pearson General Intelligence and Reasoning - Kuwar Ishwar Singh Rathore General Intelligence and Test of Reasoning - Vikas Publishing House New Approach to Reasoning Verbal, Non-Verbal and Analytical - BS Sijwali and Indus Sijwali General Awa

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To make modifications in a CDS OTR (Core Data Services - Operational Data Provisioning) in SAP, you can follow these general steps:
1. Open the CDS OTR: Use transaction code SE11 in the SAP GUI to open the ABAP Dictionary.
2. Find the CDS OTR: Search for the OTR you want to modify by its technical name or description.
3. Open the OTR for editing: Select the OTR and click the "Change" button to open it for modification.
4. Make necessary modifications: Depending on your requirements, you can make various modifications to the CDS OTR. Some common modifications include adding or removing fields, changing data types, modifying selection con
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Anangsha Patra

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The overall difficulty level of the prelims exam was easy to moderate. The difficulty of the Mains exam was moderate. 

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If there is any error in CDS admit card, the candidates should immediately contact the concerned department/authority to make corrections in the admit card. The concerned department will guide the candidates to solve the issue. It is important to ensure that the Aadhaar number is correct on the CDS admit card as it is a crucial document required for the exam. Any discrepancies or errors in the Aadhaar number or other details can lead to issues during the exam and may even in result in disqualification.

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The best books for the Reasoning section of IBPS PO exam to study are given below:
  • A Modern approach Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning by BS Sijwali
  • Verbal Reasoning by RS Agarwal
  • A New Approach to Reasoning Verbal & Non Verbal by B S Sijwali
  • Logical reasoning by K Kundan Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey.
IBPS PO syllabus for Reasoning is given below:
 
Seating Arrangement and Puzzles: Questions from this topic are based on Linear, Square or circular puzzles. Around 15 questions and three sets are asked in this section.
  • Inequality: Approximately 5 questions are asked from this topic.
  • Syllogism: Candidates can expect questions from reverse s
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