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Analysis of NABARD EXAM - 1st March 2015 (MORNING SHIFT)


Subject
Maximum Marks
Level of Difficulty
Marks to qualify for Mains (Expected)
Quantitative Aptitude
50
4.5 / 5
18
Reasoning Ability
50
2.5 / 5
25
Computer + English Language
30 + 30
2 / 5 + 2.5 / 5
20 + 15
General Awareness
40
3 / 5
26
Total
200
3 / 5 (Overall)
104

Pattern of Examination

Maths -  5 DI's, 5 simplifications, 5 number series, rest questions from partnership, ages, average etc) 
Reasoning  -  4 Puzzles ( 1 Row, 1 Circle, 1 Floor, and 1 Week Days)
English & Computer  -  (Computer - basics, Eng- 5 RC questions, 5 double word fill ups, 5 Phrase replacement, 5 error spotting and 1 cloze test)



Questions From Today's Exam

General Awareness - 
  • Who is the forreign secretary of India - S Jaishankar
  • Chairman of NITI Ayog - Prime Minister
  • Book of Sanjaya Baru on Manmohan Singh - The Accidental Prime Minister 
  • Chairman of Sangeet Natya Academy - Leela Samson
  • Venue of 2015 Cricket World Cup - Australia and Newzealand
  • Paid up Capital of Small Banks - 100 Crore
  • Number of Applicatons for Small Banks received by RBI - 72
  • Committee on Payments Banks - Nachiket More Committee
  • Samsung is from which country - South Korea
  • Biggest Stock Exchange in the world - NYSE
  • Winds of Samsara was the album which won the Golden Globe this year was composed by -  Ricky Kej, Wouter Kellerman
  • The first lady to lead the ceremonial guard of honour at Rashtrapati Bhavan - Pooja Thakur
  • Headquarters of UNICEF - New York
  • Player with highest price bid in IPL auction - Yuvraj Singh

Computer Questions -

  • What is Patch in software
  • Monitor and Printer are the types of - Output device
  • Largest memory among the given options - Petabyte
  • Speed of processer is measured in - GHz
  • Extension of MS word files - .DOC
  • MS Office is a type of - Application Software
  • 1 Kilobyte is equal to - 1024 Bytes


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