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Yes, you can pursue an MCA after completing B.Com, even without studying mathematics in 11th and 12th. However, specific universities may have eligibility criteria that include mathematics. Check the admission requirements of the MCA programs you're interested in.
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To improve math performance and manage time better:
1 Practice regularly.
2 Focus on understanding concepts.
3 Practice under timed conditions.
4 Prioritize challenging topics.
5 Seek help when needed.
6 Learn from mistakes.
7 Stay positive and motivated.
8 Take care of yourself.
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If you've been declared pass in the 12th board exams, even if you failed in an optional subject like Maths, you generally don't need to appear for compartment exams. Since you would have passed in 4 subjects, you will be declared passed but your marksheet will show fail in
Question : Read the passage given below and then answer the questions given below the passage.
Kamataka's legislators came together across party lines today to reject a motion seeking that they reconsider the punishment of a year each in jail handed by the state assembly to two editors of Kannada tabloids for breach of privilege. The assembly had sentenced the editors to the jail term and had fined them Rs. 10,000 each in June this year, over what it called their defamatory articles against state legislators.The assembly rejected the resolution to reconsider the punishment and fine on Ravi Belagere, Editor of 'Hi Bangalore', and Anil Raju, Editor of 'Yelahanka Voice,' by a voice vote. Only three MLAs reportedly argued that the punishment to be reviewed. Some suggested that it should be doubled. The June resolution that punished the journalists based on the recommendations of the Privileges Committee of the House, had led to widespread protests from the media. The Editors' Guild of India called it "gross misuse" of power which "violates" the fundamental right of freedom of speech.Mr Belagere and Mr Raju had petitioned the High Court against the sentence, contending that it was "illegal and unconstitutional." The court had disposed the petitions, advising the Editors to find "an amicable solution." The journalists then met Karnataka's Speaker KB Kolivad and sought that the punishment should be reconsidered, making arguments and representations through lawyers. The Speaker had placed their petition before the House today.The motion was moved by the state's law minister TB Jayachandra. The BJP's SR Vishwanath, who had complained against Anil Raju for allegedly writing defamatory articles against him, spoke first, saying the Editors' plea to reconsider the sentence must be rejected outright."Despite privilege being moved against him, he (Raju) continued to write against me.
They should have been punished by now.lnstead their punishment should be increased," the BJP legislator said. MLAs from rival parties supported Mr Vishwanath, among them SR Mahesh of the Janata Dala Secular and Ashok Pattan, GS Srinivas, Vijayananad Kashappanavar and Lobo of the ruling Congress. Mr Pattan said the petition should not even have been brought to the House.However, the BJP's Suresh Kumar sounded a word of caution. "There are some opinions. Whether it comes under the ambit of privilege, we don't know. We should act cautiously, because this may go to the court tomorrow," he said. YSV Datta of the JDS said he agreed with Mr Kumar.Intervening. Health Minister Ramesh Kumar said that by questioning the merits of the privilege committee decision,the Editor's, in their reconsideration plea, have questioned the wisdom of the members. "Looking at it, it deserves to be rejected. They should have instead pleaded for mercy without going into the merits," he said.
Question
Which of the following words is nearly opposite in meaning to the word 'widespread'?
Option 1: Concentrated
Option 2: Gather
Option 3: Collect
Option 4: Withhold
Correct Answer: Concentrated
Solution : The correct answer is option 1.
Explanation
The term "widespread" refers to "found over a large area or number of people." As a result, the opposite of this word must refer to something that is not scattered. As a result, the correct word is 'concentrated.'
Question : Select the most appropriate synonym for the underlined word in the following sentence.
The politician’s pompous rhetoric during the campaign failed to garner much support from the public.
Option 1: Conciliatory
Option 2: Benign
Option 3: Supercilious
Option 4: Diplomatic
Correct Answer: Supercilious
Solution : The correct choice is the third option.
Pompous refers to behaviour that is self-important or arrogant, often characterised by an excessive display of importance or dignity. Supercilious carries a similar meaning, emphasising an attitude of haughty disdain or superiority towards others.
The meanings of the
Question : 84 Maths books, 90 Physics books, and 120 Chemistry books have to be stacked topicwise. How many books will be there in each stack so that each stack will have the same height too?
Option 1: 12
Option 2: 18
Option 3: 6
Option 4: 21
Correct Answer: 6
Solution : Required number of books in each stack = HCF of the given numbers of the three types of books. Now, 84 = 2 × 2 × 3 × 7, 90 = 2 × 3 × 3 × 5 and 120 = 2 ×2 × 2
Question :
How would the following items be shown in the books of a not-for-organisation? Match Fund = Rs.15.000 Prizes awarded = Rs.5,000 Match Income = Rs.10,000
Option 1:
Match fund will appear at Rs.20,000 in the Balance Sheet
Option 2:
Match fund will appear at Rs.25,000 in the Balance Sheet and prizes awarded will be debited to Income and Expenditure A/c
Option 3:
Match fund will appear in new Balance Sheet as Rs.15,000 and prize awarded and match income will be debited and credited respectively to Income and Expenditure A/c
Option 4: None of these
Correct Answer:
Solution : Balance in Balance Sheet = Match Fund + Match Income = Rs.15,000 + Rs10,000 = Rs.25,000. Prize awarded of Rs.5,000 will be debited to Income
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So, here is a brief overview for CFA course.
In CFA there will be 3 levels. In 3 levels there will
Question : Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words. Willing to take risks and try new ideas.
Option 1: Resolute
Option 2: Desperate
Option 3: Adventurous
Option 4: Mythical
Correct Answer: Adventurous
Solution : The one-word substitute for the given group of words is the third option.
Adventurous means to be willing to take risks, seek new experiences, and try new ideas. This word accurately represents the concept described in the group of words.
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