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- Syllogism possibility conclusion
- A conclusion is treated as possible when at least one arrangement of the premises makes it true; it is definite only when true in every arrangement.
- Opposite letter coding
- Letters paired so their positions sum to 27: A with Z, B with Y, C with X. Used to decode substitution ciphers quickly.
- Circular arrangement facing centre
- When people face the centre, a person's left is clockwise and right is anticlockwise from the observer's view; reverse this when they face outward.
- Either-or in data sufficiency
- Choose this option when each statement alone yields a different but unique answer to the question, so either is individually sufficient.
- Blood relation generation rows
- Draw separate horizontal rows for grandparents, parents and children, then mark gender; relations are read upward and downward from the subject.
- Interleaved number series
- When first differences alternate irregularly, split the series into odd-position and even-position terms; each sub-series then follows its own simple rule.
- Direction sense net displacement
- Record each move as a vector with sign, sum the horizontal and vertical components, then take the square root of the sum of squares.
- CI minus SI two years
- For two years the difference between compound and simple interest equals P multiplied by the square of R divided by 100, where P is principal and R the annual rate.
- Successive discount equivalent
- Two discounts of a and b percent equal one discount of a + b minus ab/100 percent; the combined discount is always smaller than the simple sum.
- Boats and streams formulas
- Downstream speed equals boat plus current, upstream equals boat minus current; boat speed is the average of the two and current is half their difference.
- Work together formula
- If A alone takes x days and B alone takes y days, working together they finish in xy divided by x plus y days.
- Mixture replacement formula
- After n replacements of volume v from total V, the pure component left equals the initial quantity multiplied by (1 minus v/V) raised to n.
- Circular permutation formula
- The number of ways to arrange n distinct objects in a circle is (n minus 1) factorial, because rotations of the same order are identical.
- Weighted average rule
- The combined mean of two groups equals the sum of each group size times its mean, divided by the total number of observations.
- Percentage change in DI
- Percentage change equals new value minus old value, divided by old value, multiplied by 100; the denominator is always the earlier or base figure.
- Compound interest formula
- Amount equals principal multiplied by (1 plus rate divided by 100) raised to the number of years; interest is the amount minus principal.
- One of the plural noun
- In the pattern 'one of the' followed by a plural noun, the verb agrees with 'one' and is therefore singular, as in 'one of the banks is closed'.
- Para jumble opening sentence
- The first sentence usually introduces a full noun without pronouns or backward connectors; sentences starting with 'this' or 'he' cannot open.
- Passive voice conversion
- The object becomes the subject, the verb becomes a form of be plus past participle, and the original subject follows 'by' or is dropped.
- Reading comprehension main idea
- The correct main-idea option must summarise the entire passage; an option that is factually true but covers only one paragraph is a distractor.
- Redundancy in sentence improvement
- Expressions such as 'return back', 'discuss about' and 'more better' repeat meaning; the improved option removes the duplication without altering sense.
- Comparative versus superlative
- Comparatives compare two items and take 'than'; superlatives compare three or more and take 'of' or 'in' before the group.
- RBI establishment date
- The Reserve Bank of India began operations on 1 April 1935 under the RBI Act 1934 and was nationalised on 1 January 1949.
- Repo rate meaning
- The repo rate is the interest at which RBI lends short-term funds to banks against government securities; raising it tightens liquidity in the system.
- CRR versus SLR
- CRR is the cash share of net demand and time liabilities held with RBI; SLR is the share held in approved securities such as government bonds.
- Priority sector lending target
- Domestic scheduled commercial banks must lend 40 percent of adjusted net bank credit to priority sectors, including 18 percent to agriculture.
- DICGC deposit cover
- Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation insures deposits up to five lakh rupees per depositor per bank, covering principal and interest.
- RTGS versus NEFT
- RTGS settles high-value payments individually in real time with no upper limit; NEFT settles smaller payments in half-hourly batches through the day.
- Accounting equation
- Assets equal liabilities plus capital. Every transaction changes at least two elements so the equality always holds under double-entry bookkeeping.
- Debit and credit rule
- Debits increase assets and expenses and decrease liabilities and income; credits do the opposite. Each entry records equal debits and credits.
- Straight line depreciation
- Annual depreciation equals original cost minus estimated salvage value, divided by the useful life in years; the charge is equal every year.
- NPA 90-day norm
- A loan becomes a non-performing asset when principal or interest is overdue for more than 90 days; it is then classified substandard, doubtful or loss.
- Capital adequacy ratio
- Tier 1 plus Tier 2 capital divided by risk-weighted assets, expressed as a percentage; RBI requires a minimum of 9 percent for banks.