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0:02Today in this video I'm going to discuss
0:04about LTI mandatory mock test two. If
0:07you are the one who are preparing for
0:10LTI mind examination this video will be
0:12very very helpful for you and I already
0:15made a mark one video here. If you want
0:17that just go to our jobseker sub channel
0:20click on playlist over there you can
0:21easily access the same. The name is LTM
0:24LTI my entry mark 1 and in that video
0:27around five to 10 answers were wrong.
0:31Okay. Currently I'm unable to re-edit
0:34that video. I can't reedit that video.
0:36So if you are the one who found any
0:39answer was wrong. Just go with the
0:41answer which you got. Okay. Mistakes may
0:44happen at the time some mistake what got
0:47happened. Even I didn't check that. So
0:49that's why I'm saying if you found any
0:51wrong please go with the answer which
0:53you got and not only that in mark test
0:55two as well here I rechecked multiple
0:57times around three to four times I
0:59checked each and every answer still if I
1:02made anything wrong just go with the
1:05answer which you got. Why you are saying
1:08this? Because in examination you are the
1:11hero. No one will be there for you. You
1:14have to write your own examination. You
1:18have to read the question. You have to
1:20read the options. You have to do
1:23practice to get the answer and you have
1:25to pick the option at the end of the
1:27day. So if you got anything wrong in my
1:32video, just go with the answer which you
1:35got. Okay. And I just want to share
1:37another thing as well. Many of the
1:40people what they are saying is bro
1:43English I don't need, computer I don't
1:45need. I am very good at all these two. I
1:48just need quantitative ability and
1:51mathematical reasoning. If you are the
1:54one who are with that mindset, I'm
1:56saying it will be very very difficult
1:59for you guys because here try to watch
2:02this video until end because English
2:04comprehension is very very important.
2:06English comprehension is like an ocean.
2:08We don't know what they will ask from
2:10that. Even computer programming,
2:12computer science, these three are like
2:14oceans. If you are skip these sections,
2:17it will be not benefited for you. Why
2:19I'm saying this is today in every
2:22examination each section each section
2:24will act as elimination section sir.
2:28Elimination section in each section you
2:29have to reach some cut of you may
2:32thought yeah I'm very very good at
2:33English. I didn't practice that. I will
2:36just go to examination. My mind will
2:38give answers like that. If you think
2:40like that it will be wrong for you.
2:42Okay, please try to
2:45watch these all. Okay, please try to
2:48watch this all. Why I'm saying this is
2:49your mind will recognize one pattern.
2:52One pattern it will recognize and
2:54suddenly examination question comes your
2:56mind will be alert and your mind will be
2:58active and it will give answer very very
3:00quickly. For spoken English, for English
3:03comprehension, there are no materials
3:06will be there. they may ask anything
3:08from anywhere. So that's why I'm saying
3:10even if you read these questions, these
3:13type of questions definitely your mind
3:15will recognize one pattern and it will
3:17be very very helpful for your
3:19examination and I know 4th October is
3:22the examination date for you. Definitely
3:24I will try to make around two to three
3:27marks. Sure my moto is a simple you have
3:31to be placed into LTI mind. If you are
3:35the one who are watching my video, every
3:37student, every viewer have to place in
3:42LTM my entry video. That's my motto is
3:44that's why I'm making another three to
3:46four marks for sure for you. I had a one
3:50thing just want to tell is every student
3:53have to recognize the examination
3:56pattern.
3:57If you recognize the examination pattern
4:00around 40 to 50% examination will be
4:02completed. If you don't know the pattern
4:04then in that case you may feel
4:07difficult. Okay, that is my main motto.
4:10That's why I'm making this video.
4:12Everything have to be covered here and
4:15everyone have to know the examination
4:17pattern like what kind of questions they
4:19will ask in the examination how you can
4:22crack like this definitely you have to
4:26understand the same. So without wasting
4:28a time let's start this video.
4:32I know I given some motivation kind to
4:35you. See guys, you have to be less not
4:38more than that. I'm just a mentor. I
4:40will just give these type of marks and
4:43next year also if LTM mindry comes I
4:45will make these marks. You are the one
4:47who will write examination and you have
4:49to be placed that simple. Okay. So
4:52English comprehension around 12
4:53questions 15 minutes will be there.
4:55English comprehension uh in prepen and
4:58some online resources. So what I seen is
5:01three to four passages will be there and
5:03from that passages around questions will
5:05be there. Okay. In that video English
5:08comprehension I mentioned and three to
5:10four passage I mentioned and here no
5:13paragraph will be there but here every
5:16paragraph will be there and three
5:18questions will be there. four paragraphs
5:2112 questions were covered and then
5:22quantability logical reasoning basic
5:24analy basic analytical ability computer
5:26programming computer science spoken
5:28English like this all these things total
5:31questions were 111 130 minutes is the
5:33time frame okay so English comprehension
5:36read each passage carefully and answer
5:38the questions that follow there are four
5:40passages with three questions each is
5:41choose the most appropriate answer so
5:43the passage one is artificial
5:45intelligence I'm not giving a more than
5:4610 seconds of time because why Not many
5:49students say it is by we will pause the
5:52video. You just go with the flow. There
5:54is no need of waiting for us. We will
5:56pause the video and we will see and we
5:59will answer ourself. Okay. So that's why
6:01I'm not giving any time for you. Just
6:04read this thing. I'm giving a 10 seconds
6:06for these lines. If your mind is able to
6:09recognize this, it will be very okay.
6:11Otherwise you can please stop this video
6:14and you can answer the same. Right.
6:47I think now you read the answer. So what
6:50is the central argument of the passage?
6:53Please read this once. Okay. Here option
6:56A is AI will eventually eliminate most
6:58jobs required decision making. AI impact
7:00on employment depends on party how
7:02organization and employees should avoid
7:05using AI tools. Technological progress
7:07is only the fact of determining the
7:09future of unemployment.
7:14So for question one, the correct answer
7:17is option B. Okay, option B is the
7:20correct answer for this particular
7:21question. If you found this was wrong,
7:23as I mentioned earlier, please go with
7:25the answer which you got. And second
7:28question is why does the author mention
7:30financial analysts? To demonstrate that
7:33AI can completely replace financial
7:35professionals to show that financial
7:37analysis is less important than
7:38automated processing to illustrate how
7:41AI can change employee responsibilities
7:43rather than simply eliminates their
7:45roles to argue that AI is useful in the
7:48financial industry. And I just want to
7:50mention here in this video I'm not
7:51giving any explanation. I will just give
7:54answers for you. you have to do on your
7:57own. Okay. If you found any question was
8:00difficult as I mentioned earlier just
8:01take a snap go to Google you can easily
8:04find the answer.
8:06Furthering for question two option C is
8:09the correct answer. So to illustrate how
8:11I can change employees responsibilities
8:12rather than simply eliminate their
8:14roles. So which of the following can be
8:16inferred from passage? Employees who
8:18receive training will never be affected
8:20by automation. Resistance to new
8:22technology may arise when organization
8:24fails to support employees through
8:26change. AI systems are currently
8:27incapable of processing complex
8:29information. All industries will
8:31experience identical productivity gains
8:33from AI.
8:40For our question three, the correct
8:42answer is option B. Sir, resistance to
8:44the new technology may arise when
8:46organization fail to support employees
8:49through change. And here you can see
8:51this is the passage too. You can uh
8:54pause this video. Yeah, this is uh this
8:57is the complete passage here. Please
8:59pause this video. The hidden cost of
9:01convenience.
9:04Please read this once. Okay.
9:22Okay, now I'm going to questions. Okay,
9:24what is the distinction does the author
9:27make about convince? Convince always
9:30reduces the total resources consumed by
9:32a city. Individual time savings may
9:33coexist with a greater costs for the
9:36overall urban system. Rapid delivery
9:38services are less useful than
9:40traditional shopping methods. Consumers
9:42are primarily responsible for designing
9:45urban logic systems. So pick the correct
9:48answer here
9:51for question four. The correct answer is
9:53option B sir. Individual time savings
9:56may coexist with greater costs for the
9:58overall urban system. If you got any
10:00answer it will be okay. Just cross check
10:03once. If it is possible cross check with
10:05online. If still that is the right
10:07answer you can go with that.
10:11And according to the passage, what could
10:13help reduce unnecessary travel
10:15associated with the delivery services?
10:17Increasing the number of individual
10:19delivery trips, eliminating distribution
10:21centers from urban areas, consolidating
10:23deliveries, and improving route
10:24planning, encouraging customers to place
10:27more frequent smaller orders.
10:36For question five, correct answer is
10:38option C, sir. Okay. consolidating
10:41deliveries and improving root planning.
10:44Six, the face less visible in the
10:45passage most nearly suggest that
10:47environmental and infrastructural costs
10:49are impossible to calculate accurately,
10:52usually ignored because they don't
10:53exist, less immediately apparent to
10:55consumer than the time save. Always more
10:58significant than the benefits of
11:00convince.
11:05For question six, the correct answer is
11:07option less immediately appendent to
11:09consumers than the time they save. So
11:12this is the passage three. Okay, please
11:14read this once and then I will display
11:16another. The science of sleep and
11:17learning
11:36In paragraph questions time is more
11:39important. Okay. If you pause the video
11:42if you read it will be okay. But in
11:43examination
11:4515 minutes is the time 12 questions will
11:47be there. Then in that case how much
11:49speed you have to be your eyes have to
11:52read not your mind that much speed you
11:54will need. This is the another thing.
12:04Okay. Now, what does the passage suggest
12:06about the relationship between sleep and
12:08learning? Sleep reduces the need of for
12:11regular study and practice. Sleep can
12:13support memory consolation and improve
12:16retention of land material. All types of
12:18memory are processed identically during
12:21sleep. Studying for longer periods
12:23always produces better academic results.
12:25So what is the correct answer for this
12:27particular option? For question seven,
12:29the particular answer is option B. Sleep
12:31replaces the need for regular study and
12:35practice. Okay, if you sorry I mean
12:37sorry not B. B is the answer for this
12:40thing. Sleep can support memory
12:42constellation and improve retention of
12:45learned material. Option B is the
12:47correct answer for this thing. If you
12:48found this was wrong, please go with the
12:50option which you want.
12:52Why does the author mention that sleep
12:54cannot compensate for inadequate
12:56preparation? To emphasize that sleep
12:58supports learning but does not replace
13:00the effort required to learn. To argue
13:02that students should avoid studying
13:04before bedtime. To suggest that memory
13:06formation occurs only during waking
13:08hours to demonstrate that research on
13:10sleep and learning is unreliable.
13:16For question eight, the correct answer
13:18is option A, sir. to emphasize that
13:20sleep supports learning but does not
13:21replace the effort required to learn.
13:25Okay.
13:26And then question nine, which statement
13:28is most consistent with the others
13:30argument? Students should priorize
13:32study, I mean priorize study duration
13:35regardless of sleep. Sleep benefits
13:37every learning task to exactly the same
13:39extent. Learning strategies should
13:41account for both studying and advocate
13:42sleep. Additional practice is
13:44unnecessary once a sleep has been slept.
13:50For question n the correct answer is
13:52option learning strategies should
13:54account for both studying and advocate
13:57sleep. This is the passage. Yeah passage
13:59for please read here once
14:03innovation through constraints. So as I
14:05mentioned earlier time will be very very
14:07less for paragraph questions. If you
14:10give around three to four minutes for
14:13one paragraph another paragraph
14:15questions, you will miss. So that's why
14:18don't give much time. Try to read as
14:22fast as possible. Try to give answers as
14:24much as accurate.
14:29Okay. Turn over this thing.
14:39So what is the main idea of the passage?
14:42Innovation occurs only when organization
14:44have limited financial resources.
14:46Technologically
14:47created solutions are generally
14:49unsuitable for practical use.
14:51Constraints can encourage innovation
14:52when people have sufficient flexibility
14:54and support. Resource limitations are
14:56the primary reason for the most
14:58innovation. Well, what is the correct
15:00answer sir for question 10? Option C is
15:03the correct answer. Constraints can
15:04encourage innovation when people have
15:07sufficient flexibility and support. Now
15:09the question 11. Why does the other
15:11describe equipment designed for remote
15:14region to demonstrate how resources
15:16constraints can encourage practical and
15:18maintenance solutions to show that
15:20remote communities don't require
15:21advanced technology to argue that
15:24locally available materials are always
15:26superior to specialized components to
15:28explain why engineering research should
15:30focus exclusively on rural areas.
15:36For question 11, option A is the correct
15:38answer to demonstrate how resource
15:40constraints can encourage practical and
15:41maintainable solutions. Which of the
15:43following best reflects in the author's
15:45view of resource limitations?
15:48They are always beneficial because they
15:50eliminate unnecessary experimentation.
15:51Their effects depend on whether people
15:53can adapt and explore alternatives. They
15:55prevent organization from developing
15:57meaningful solutions the matter less
15:59than the technical sophistication of a
16:02proposal.
16:05For question 12, what is the correct
16:06answer sir? For question 12, the correct
16:08answer is option B. Sir, their effects
16:11depend on whether people can adapt and
16:13explore alternatives. With this we
16:16completed section one. You may feel wow
16:20section one completed in less time.
16:22Okay. But in examination it was not like
16:25that. I'm saying definitely for one
16:28paragraph you will spend around 3 to 5
16:32minutes. That is your main mistake. If
16:34you spend like that in English section
16:36you will not be shortlisted. So that's
16:38why I'm saying try to give just one to
16:41two minute just try to read all the
16:43paragraph just see the important points
16:45here. Just if you go to para here just
16:48see the important like experimentation
16:50failure like that. Just stick with
16:52important points and then please answer
16:54very very quickly. So section two is
16:56advanced quantitative to aptitude. So 12
16:58questions will be there 10 minutes will
17:01be there. This is the section which many
17:03students got. What's eliminated?
17:08Why? Because one question will take
17:10around 3 minutes, two question will take
17:12around 4 minutes and third question will
17:14take around 5 minutes. Three questions.
17:20over. Okay. So that's why I'm saying try
17:23to give a 1 minute not more than 1
17:26minute. If you didn't get answer in 1
17:28minute what you have to do just take any
17:31of the relevant option in these three
17:33four if you found anything is relevant.
17:35Okay. Go to the next thing. As I
17:38mentioned earlier every section will act
17:40as a cutff here.
17:42If x + factorial 1x = 3, what is the
17:46value of x^ 5 + factorial 1 and x^ 5?
17:51This is the question. I know uh it will
17:54take more time for you. I'm just giving
17:56the answers here. As I mentioned
17:58earlier, if you found anything wrong, it
18:00will be okay sir. Please go with the
18:03option which you got right and please
18:06cross check your answer once. If you
18:08found it was right, then go with that
18:10easily. For question one, the correct
18:12answer is option B 123 according to my
18:16knowledge. Okay, if it is wrong, please
18:18go with the one which you got right.
18:21Find the smallest fourdigit positive
18:23integer that leaves remainder 5, 7 and 9
18:27when divisible by 8, 10 and 12
18:29respectively. So these are the options.
18:32So just pause this video. I would
18:33recommend you to pause this video and
18:35try to answer as soon as possible. It
18:38will be very very helpful for you. For
18:40question two also option C is the right
18:42answer1 97 is the answer for this thing.
18:46And A B C can complete a job
18:49individually in 15 20 30 days. A and B
18:52work together for 4 days. Then BC work
18:54together for 3 days. How many additional
18:56days will need to finish the remaining
18:59work
19:09for this thing option B is the correct
19:11answer 4 one and four days in
19:13examination it will not this much easy
19:16here I'm just covering all concepts okay
19:19all concepts I'm covering in examination
19:22these question may ask with a different
19:24values and difficulty level may
19:26increase. Okay, we have to recognize the
19:28pattern. A bag contains five red, four
19:31blue and three green balls. These three
19:33balls are drawn at random without
19:35replacement. What is the probability
19:36that exactly one ball of each color is
19:39drawn? So as I mentioned earlier in exam
19:42level difficulty may increase but the
19:44pattern remains same.
19:48So the answer is option A 3 by 11.
19:53A vessel contains 50 L of a solution
19:55that is 40% acid. 10 L are removed and
19:59replaced with water. The process is
20:01repeated once more. How much acid
20:03remains
20:09for 5 12.8 lit is the correct answer
20:12sir. Okay. Option B is the correct
20:14answer. As I mentioned earlier, if you
20:15found anything wrong, you can happily go
20:18with the answer which you got. Okay. In
20:19examination, you are the hero. I'm not
20:21there for your examination. A train
20:23traveling at 72 km/h, a pole in 15
20:26seconds and a platform in 13 seconds.
20:28What is the length of the platform?
20:30Okay,
20:40for question six, the answer is option
20:42C, sir. Option C, 400 m is the correct
20:46answer. And another question, the roots
20:48of the equation x^ 2 - px + 12 =0 are
20:53the positive inteious. If the difference
20:55between the roots is one, what is the p
21:03for this thing? The option is a seven.
21:07For seventh question, seven is the
21:09answer.
21:11A can complete a task in 12 days, b in
21:1418 days. They work together for 3 days.
21:16Then A leaves and B works alone for 4
21:18days. C joins B and together they can
21:21finish the remaining work in 2 days. How
21:23many days would C alone take to complete
21:25the entire task?
21:30For eighth question answer is option B.
21:348 days for eight 8 is the answer. For
21:36seven, seven is the answer. I'm just
21:40making a joke. Okay, making a joke.
21:41Please don't take that seriously. Okay.
21:44Uh he this guy said for option eight
21:47answer is eight in examination. If you
21:49found any eight if you take that as 8
21:51then we we will be gone. Okay please
21:53don't that as a series.
21:56If log of 2 + log 4x + log 8 x = 11 what
22:02is x sir? These are the options sir. So
22:06please correct the
22:08right option here. I mean please choose
22:10the right option.
22:12Pause the video and please choose the
22:15right thing sir. For these the option B
22:1864 is the right answer. Okay. A number
22:20is selected uniformly and a random from
22:23inteious 1 through 200. What is the
22:25probability that is divisible by 3 or 5
22:28but not by both.
22:32Probability will play a very very
22:34crucial role in the examination. You
22:36have to keep that thing in your mind.
22:37Okay. for 10 option B 2x 5 is the
22:41correct answer a sum of money amounts to
22:4513,310 in 3 years at 10% annual compound
22:48interest what was the principle you may
22:50ask this much easy question everyone
22:53will solve in examination this pattern
22:55will be there but question level
22:57difficulty will be increase okay
23:01question 11 option B 10,000 is the
23:04answer in how many distinct ways can the
23:07letter of word statics be arranged
23:15for option
23:1712 B is the right answer sorry I mean
23:21not B wait not B I think
23:24yeah I think option A yes option A is
23:26the right answer 50,400 if you got
23:30answer as 50,400 yes with this we
23:33completed section two section one and
23:36section two got completed
23:38And if you found any wrong option here,
23:41just go with the right answer which you
23:45got. And section three is a logical
23:46reasoning which is a very very favorite
23:48for so many of students. Okay.
23:53Number series. So find the missing
23:55number in the following series. These
23:57are the numbers.
23:59Pause this video. Just try to answer.
24:09For question one, the answer is option C
24:12sir 193.
24:14Divisibility and number logic. A
24:16two-digit number has a digit of some
24:18level. When a digits are reversed, the
24:20resulting number is a 27 greater than
24:22the original number. What is the
24:23original number? 38, 47, 56, and 65.
24:27What?
24:34Option B is the correct answer. 47. In a
24:38company, 60% of employees know Java, 50%
24:41know Python, 30% know both. If 240
24:45employees know at least one of these two
24:47languages, how many employees are there
24:49in that company?
24:58Option C sir
25:00300. Okay for question three 300 is the
25:03answer and coding and decoding which is
25:05a very very important in a certain code
25:07planet is written as UFO BMQ using the
25:10same pattern how market will be written.
25:13These are the options.
25:21Option B, UFL. SBN is the correct
25:24answer. Direction sentence. A person
25:26starts from point P and walks 12 m to
25:28north. They turn right and walks 9 m.
25:31Then turn right again and walk 5 m.
25:33Finally, they left and walk 7 m. How far
25:37in which direction are they are from
25:38point B
25:49for this thing? The answer is option D
25:51is square root of 35 m northeast. Blood
25:55relations pointing to a photograph. Ravi
25:57says the woman is in the photograph is
25:59the doctor of only son of my maternal
26:02grandfather. How is the woman related to
26:04Ravi? Sister cousin and niece.
26:11For question six, the correct answer is
26:12what sir?
26:14Kajin. Option B, cousin is the right
26:16answer. Solarisms all engineers are
26:19graduates. Some graduates are
26:20researchers. No researcher is
26:22unemployed. Conclusion. Some engineers
26:24are researchers. Some graduates are not
26:26unemployed. No engineer is unemployed.
26:29Which option?
26:32Here you have to be very very careful
26:33bros because
26:36this is the section where most of the
26:38student will confuse and put the wrong
26:41answer. For this thing option B only two
26:44is the right answer. Seating
26:46arrangements. Five people P, Q, R, S,
26:49and T are sitting in a row facing north.
26:51P sits immediately to the left of R. Q
26:53sits at one of the ends. Sits
26:55immediately to the right of Q. T is not
26:59next to R. Who is sitting in the middle?
27:07For question eight, option D. T is the
27:10right answer. But I had some kind of
27:13doubt. Please solve if D is right it
27:16will be okay otherwise you can go with
27:18another option it was not that much
27:20accurate okay if you got answer as a D
27:23it will be okay otherwise you can go
27:25with the answer which you got
27:28in a class Arun ranks 17th from the top
27:31and 23rd from the bottom ranks five
27:33places below Arun from the top what is
27:36the mirror rank from bottom 16th or 17th
27:39or 18th or 19th
27:45For question nine, the answer is what
27:46sir? Option C 18. Calendar reasoning. If
27:511 January 2024 was a Monday, what the
27:54day of week was 1 March 2024.
28:03For question 10, the answer is option B,
28:06Friday. and alphabet series. Find the
28:09missing term in the following series. A
28:12Z B, C, XD, EVF, GTH, G HI, GSG or GVH.
28:18Which is the correct option
28:23for question 11. The option is what sir?
28:25Option A GTH is the right answer. So
28:29question statement and assumption. A
28:31company has decided to provide cyber
28:33security training to its all employees
28:35after deting on increase in finching
28:38attempts targeting in staff assumptions.
28:41Employees awareness can help reduce the
28:43risk of successful finching attacks. All
28:45finching attacks can be completely
28:47prevented through employee training.
28:49Employees may be vulnerable to finching
28:51attempts without advocate awareness.
28:53Which assumptions are implicit in the
28:55statement?
29:04For this thing the correct answer is
29:06both one and three option C is the right
29:09answer.
29:11So with that we completed I think three
29:14sections
29:17one is English comprehension and then
29:19quant and then reasoning. Now we are
29:22entering basic analytical ability. So 10
29:25minutes will be there around 10
29:27questions I think. Okay. A shopkeeper
29:29marks an article 40% above its cost
29:32price and offers two successive
29:34discounts of 10% and 15%. If he still
29:36earns a profit of 355, what is the cross
29:40price of what is the cost price of the
29:42article? Okay.
29:48Add the answer question one. Option one
29:50is option C. 5,000 is the answer. A and
29:54B invest in a business in the ratio 5 is
29:56to 7. After 4 months, A withdraws 40% of
30:00his capital while B increasing his
30:01investment by 20%. If total annual
30:04profit is 1 lakh 4,400, what is the B
30:07share
30:15for question two? Option two, I mean
30:17option B is the answer. 71,400.
30:20A and B together can complete a project
30:22in 12 days. B and C in 15 days and C and
30:24A in 20 days. How many days will A and B
30:26and C together take to complete the
30:28project?
30:33Option B 10 days. In 10 days alone they
30:36may complete. So uh I discussed until
30:40here if you found anything was wrong
30:44please go with the option with you.
30:46Correct. Why I am saying this is uh some
30:49mistakes may happen guys. Okay, some
30:51mistakes may happen. Even I do commit a
30:53mistake. Even I'm also a human unlike
30:55you. Okay, if you found anything wrong,
30:57you can go with the right answer. But I
30:59would recommend please cross check once
31:02then it will be helpful for you.
31:10Okay. Now let's discuss about the fourth
31:12question. So a mixture contains milk and
31:13water in the ratio 7 is to 3. 20 L of
31:16the mixture are removed and replaced
31:18with water. The ratio becomes 7 is to 5.
31:20What was the original quantity of the
31:22mixture?
31:29Okay. For question four, the answer is
31:30what sir? The answer is B sir. 120 is
31:34the answer.
31:36A boat travels 48 km downstream and 36
31:39km upstream in 9 hours. It also travels
31:4260 km downstream and 24 km upstream in 8
31:45hours. What is the speed of that boat in
31:48a still water?
31:50These are the five options. Okay.
31:56And for this thing the answer is option
31:59C. This is an approximate answer. Okay.
32:01This is not an accurate. This is an
32:02approximate answer. You got anything it
32:05will be okay. You can go with that. A
32:07number leaves a remainder of four when
32:09divided by seven and a remainder of six
32:11when divided by 9. What is the smallest
32:13positive number that leaves these
32:15remainders and is also divisible by
32:17five? These are the options. Okay.
32:24For question six, option is 60. For
32:27question six, answer is 60. Okay.
32:31And the number of 15 number is 42. The
32:33average of first eight number is 39. And
32:35the average of last eight number is 46.
32:38What is the value of eighth number
32:46for question seven? The answer is option
32:48C sir. Option C 50 is the answer. You
32:50may thought these are the basic
32:52question. As I mentioned earlier,
32:54mark one is very easy for you. Okay.
32:57Mach 2 will be easy to medium. Mark
33:00three will be medium to difficult and
33:02mock four and five will be very very
33:04difficult for you. I am designing a mock
33:06like that. You may ask why. Okay, you
33:09may ask why? Because
33:12I want to increase your confidence.
33:14Okay, if you are able to solve these
33:16questions definitely I'm saying you will
33:18get a very much good confidence which
33:21you will perform in the examination.
33:23That's why I'm making like this. So A
33:26and B start from two cities 420 km apart
33:29and travels towards each other. A starts
33:32at 8:00 a.m. at 60 km/h. B start at 9:00
33:35a.m. at 75 km/h. At what time do they
33:39meet
33:47for question eight? The answer is option
33:50C 11:40 a.m. is the answer. Okay. A
33:54two-digit number is such that a number
33:56is four times the sum of its digits.
33:58When its digits are reversed, the
34:00resulting number is a 27 greater than
34:02the original number. What is the
34:04original number?
34:08For question n, the answer is what are
34:1136. Option B is the answer. In an
34:14examination, a candidate scores 30% and
34:16fails by 24% marks. Another candidate
34:19score 42% and get 12 marks more than the
34:22passing marks. What are the maximum
34:23marks here?
34:30Maximum marks is
34:32option B 300. With this I think we
34:36completed four sections already.
34:39Remaining three left. One is a computer
34:41programming, computer science and at
34:44last spoken English. in four sections.
34:47If any answers were wrong,
34:50please don't take that into mind.
34:54If you do the sum, you got one answer
34:56right, you will put that answer
34:59directly. Computer programming thing. So
35:02what is the output of the following Java
35:04code in X=
35:075. So X ++ increment
35:13and then reincrement. Okay.
35:16and choose the correct option. Post
35:18increment and pre-increment will play a
35:21very very vital role. If you don't know
35:23about these difference, just note
35:26differences first
35:36for this particular thing. The answer is
35:38option C. 12 is the answer. If anything
35:43wrong okay you may pick these options
35:46and you can do the right answer and
35:49please cross check once if you got a
35:52answer another option other than this.
35:55So what is the output into sum=0 for in
35:59i = 1 i less than or equal to 5 i += 2
36:03sum= sum plus i into i system outprint
36:09length sum
36:15the answer is option b 35.
36:19Now what is the output in a equal to b=
36:223 in result equal to a + b*
36:26I mean asterric a ++ post increment and
36:28then plus+ b pre-increment
36:31system.out.print leng result
36:38the correct answer is option a what is
36:42the output string s equal to programming
36:44system.outbind out. S dot substring of 3
36:48comma 7
36:563a 7 in the sense we don't count three
36:59after three we will count right so g a
37:04yeah is the answer what is the output in
37:08a in array of a equal to 2 4 6 8 for in
37:12i equal to0 i less than a dotlength i ++
37:16A of I equal to A of I by 2 + I
37:18system.out
37:20A of 2 + A of 3.
37:29The answer is option C 12. You may pause
37:32this video and please do the sums. Okay.
37:35I'm making this video for the people who
37:38had already good knowledge on aptitude
37:42programming. Okay. Here I'm not giving
37:45any explanation. If you don't know about
37:47anything this may this video may not
37:51useful for you. If you know the subject
37:53then only it will be useful for you.
37:56What is the output in n= 1 2 3 4 in
37:59reverse equal to0 while n greater than 0
38:01reverse equal to reverse into 10 plus n
38:05modulus by 10 and n=
38:08n by 10 system out. length reverse.
38:16The answer is option
38:18here 4 3 2 1. What is the output of the
38:22following recursive method? This is the
38:25program and I'm making this video some
38:29much speed because I think it has
38:31already been more than 30 minutes. So if
38:34it is possible try to pause this video
38:37and try to do the answers for this
38:39particular question. The answer is
38:40option A 15. What is the output? Int x =
38:4510x 4 + 10 modus by 4 system.out.print
38:49ln of x.
38:55The answer is option
38:58C four. How many times will the
39:00following loop execute in count zero for
39:03intal and i less than equal to 3 j equal
39:05to i j less than or equal to 3 and count
39:07++ system.out print count
39:15six times the loop will execute answer
39:18is options.
39:20Now what is the output index equal to 1
39:22for index= 1? I less than or equal to 4
39:24I ++ X = X + I into X. System outp
39:32again the answer is option C 120. What
39:35is the output? String S equal to level
39:37string reverse equal to space for int I
39:40equal to S.N minus one I greater than or
39:43equal to zero I minus minus reverse
39:46equal to reverse plus S dot carrot of I
39:48system.out dot print and s dot equals
39:50reverse.
39:53The answer is option
39:558 true. And what is the output for this
39:58following? This is the program. And for
40:02this program, what is the output answer?
40:09Question 12 is answer C option C9 is the
40:12answer. So what is the output? Static
40:15int g of int of n in count zero. while n
40:18greater than zero count plus equal to n
40:20and 1 n greater than or equal to 1 I
40:23mean n
40:25return count so public static wide main
40:28string of system g of 13. So what is the
40:31answer for this particular option?
40:37Option B three is the right answer. If
40:40you just go on and do mock one in mock
40:43one computer was very very easy computer
40:45programming but here I think you guys
40:48may feel some medium
40:52difficulty right so that's what I'm
40:53mentioning mark 1 will be easy mark 2
40:56will be easy to medium mark 3 will be
40:58medium to difficult mark 4 and mark 5
41:00definitely it will be hard all I want is
41:04to build a confidence
41:07which you require for the examination
41:10So what is the output in sum equal to
41:12zero for in I equal to 1 I less than or
41:14equal to 5 I ++ equal to I sum greater
41:17than five break system.out out and sum
41:21the answer is option A six. I'm speeding
41:24up this video because I think definitely
41:27it will take another 30 minutes. This
41:29will make along 60 minutes video. So
41:31that's why I'm speeding up. Please don't
41:33keep that in mind. Please pause this
41:35video and please try to answer on your
41:37own. Okay. What is the output string? S
41:39equal to A of 1 + 2 + 3 system.out.n
41:44Yes. What is the answer here?
41:50The answer is option B. A 1 2 3. What is
41:55the output? X equal to 7 by2.
41:57System.out.print ln of X.
42:03Option B 3.0 is the answer. What is the
42:06output? n= 5 X= 1 N greater than 1 X= X
42:10into N. I mean Multiplication N= NUS 2
42:13system.out. LN of X. What is the output?
42:20The answer is 1 515. Option C is the
42:24answer. What is the output? Int x equal
42:26to 4. System.out.print ln x greater than
42:283 and n. What is this answer? Logical
42:31end two ends are there and then x++
42:34greater than four. System.out.print ln
42:37of x true false. What is the answer?
42:42Option B is the answer. False. And
42:46there. What is the output? I think this
42:48question grammatically right or not.
42:50What is this? Okay. If you feel this is
42:53not grammatically correct, you may leave
42:55this question. Okay. What is the output?
42:58Intal 468 for in=0 I less than a do.
43:02Length by 2 I ++ equal to a of I then
43:06like this mention and system.out.
43:09A of one index
43:12array index
43:18for this thing the answer you got I
43:20think B6 is the answer and what is the
43:23output in array of A again the type of
43:26question here you can see so pause the
43:28video question number 20 and system
43:31outprint and result what is the result
43:34here option A2 is the result here. What
43:40is the output? A equal to 10, B equal to
43:4220.
43:44Then this system out.print leng + B. So
43:48here what is the answer?
43:5520 and 10 is the answer for this
43:57particular question. How many times will
43:59the following loop execute?
44:02So system.out.printl Print L
44:06count print the count
44:10option B five times this loop will
44:13execute what is the output of this thing
44:15string S equal to on concat
44:18system out S.
44:28The answer is option B A B C. Okay. If
44:32you got any other answer just cross
44:36check once. Uh if that is correct it
44:38will be okay. What is the output index
44:42equal to 5? Result equal to x greater
44:44than 10 and you know this.
44:48And then 10 if it is false it will
44:51execute one condition. If it is true it
44:52will execute one condition. It will work
44:54like if else. Okay. And then
44:58system.out.print and result
45:05answer is option 20 is the correct
45:09answer. Okay. What is the output in a
45:12equal to 3? B equal to 5
45:13system.out.print ln a and b plus a by b
45:17and a b. So this is the thing you want
45:21to answer. No
45:24option A
45:26176 this yeah 176 I think I mean 176
45:33or 176
45:35maybe I don't know whether it is 176 or
45:38176 if you got answer as option A it
45:41will be okay otherwise I think these
45:43options may be wrong I think if those
45:46are right it will be okay if any is
45:49wrong you may give that question with
45:51that We completed section five as well.
45:55Only two were remaining sir. Only six
45:57and seven were remaining sir. Six is
45:59again computer science. So computer
46:01science total questions 20 sir 20
46:04minutes is the so consider the following
46:07r of a bc with the functional
46:09dependencies a to b and b to c. Which of
46:11the following is the candidate key?
46:14The correct answer is option one. A is
46:17the candidate key. So which SQL query
46:20returns the second highest distinct
46:21salary from an employee table? These are
46:23the queries. This is A.
46:25This is a B. This is a C. And here
46:30the D's.
46:33The correct answer is option B.
46:38A transaction reads a value written by
46:40another transaction that has not yet
46:42committed. What is the situation called?
46:51The answer is option B. Dirty read.
46:57Now another question. Which normal form
46:59specifically eliminates partial
47:01dependency of a non-prime attribute on a
47:04candidate key.
47:06For this thing the answer is option B s
47:09second normal form is the answer. Next
47:12is operating system. Some questions.
47:14system has three process with the
47:15following CPU burst times process one
47:18process two and process three and these
47:20are the options what is the correct
47:22option
47:253.33 milliseconds okay which of the
47:28following is not a necessary condition
47:29for deadlock mutual execution hold and
47:32wait circular weight process
47:33singularization
47:37process nularization is the answer
47:40process is waiting for an input output
47:42operation to complete Which state is it
47:44most likely in running, ready, waiting,
47:47or terminated?
47:51Option C, waiting is the answer. In a
47:55system using paging, what does a page
47:57fault indicate? The page is corrupted.
48:00Reference page is not currently in
48:01physical memory. CPU has generated an
48:04invalid instruction. The page table has
48:06been deleted.
48:11The reference page is not currently in
48:13physical memory.
48:15Which layer of the YSA model is
48:17responsible for end to end reliable
48:19delivery, sequencing and flow control
48:25transport. Option C is the answer. A
48:27host has the IP address. This what is
48:30the network address
48:36for this? The answer is option A.
48:41Which protocol translates a domain name
48:43such as example.com into an IP address?
48:50Domain name server.
48:58What is the primary purpose of ARP in an
49:00IPv4 local area network? So option A to
49:04assign IP address automatically to map
49:06an IPv4 address to a MAC address to
49:09encrypt network traffic to determine the
49:11best route between networks.
49:15Option B to map an IPv4 address to a MAC
49:19address. So object- oriented programming
49:21what is the output for following Java
49:24code.
49:26Please see this code here.
49:30And then this is the remaining part.
49:33Okay. Here what is the answer? A B or
49:37compilation error or runtime exception.
49:46The correct answer is option B. B is the
49:49answer for this particular question.
49:53And 14th as well. Object oriented
49:55program statement about Java method
49:56overloading is correct. It requires
49:58methods to have a different return types
50:01only. It is resolved at runtime through
50:04dynamic dispatch. Methods must have the
50:07same name but different parameter list.
50:10It is possible only between parent and
50:13child class.
50:16Option C is the answer. So method method
50:19must have same name but different
50:21parameter list. Data structures stack is
50:24initially empty. The following
50:25operations are performed. Push 10, push
50:2820, pop, push 30, push 40, pop. What is
50:30the value of the top of the stack
50:32afterward?
50:34Option C, 30 is the answer for that
50:37particular question. What is the time
50:39complexity of searching for an element
50:40in a balanced binary search tree
50:43containing nodes?
50:48Option B, ON is the correct answer.
50:52Which data structure is most commonly
50:54used to implement a breadth of first
50:56search BFS traversal to graphs?
51:02Option B
51:05Q and algorithms. What is the worst case
51:07time complexity of an sort algorithm?
51:13Option D is the answer. Okay.
51:16Algorithms. Given the sorted array 2 5 8
51:1812 16 23 38. How many elements are
51:21eliminated by binary search to find 16
51:23using the middle element rounded down at
51:26each step?
51:29The answer is option B. Two were
51:32eliminated.
51:34Operating systems. Last question. Which
51:36page replacement algorithm replaces the
51:38page that has not been used for the
51:40longest period of time in the first FIFO
51:43LRU optimal round robin?
51:48The answer is B. LRU with this we
51:51completed five sections. The last
51:53section is there which is a spoken
51:57English. Okay. If you got any wrong
52:01answers on above it will be okay. Please
52:05cross check once. If you found that as a
52:08wrong please go with the option which
52:09you got as a right.
52:12So 20 questions 20 minutes. So choose
52:14the grammatically correct sentence here.
52:16Neither of the two candidates have
52:18submitted the required document. Neither
52:21of the two candidates has submitted the
52:23required document. Neither of the two
52:24candidates has submitted the required
52:26documents. Neither two candidates has
52:28submitted the required documents.
52:36The correct answer is option B. Neither
52:37of the candidates has submitted the
52:40required document. Choose the correct
52:43word to complete the sentence. The
52:45manager insisted that every employee
52:48catch the safety guidelines.
52:53Follow the safety guidance. Option C.
52:57Identify the part of the sentence that
52:59contain an error. Each of the students
53:02were asked to submit their assignments
53:04before Friday. So what is the wrong
53:08split sentence here?
53:13were asked is the wrong sentence. Choose
53:16the most appropriate synonym of
53:18meticulous.
53:24Thorough is the answer option. Choose
53:27the correct passive voice. They are
53:28reviewing the applications. The
53:30applications reviewed by them. The
53:32applications are reviewed by them. The
53:34applications are being reviewed by them.
53:36The applications have been reviewed by
53:39them.
53:41Option C, the applications are being
53:43reviewed by them is the correct answer.
53:46Choose the correct indirect speech. She
53:49said I have completed the assignment.
53:51She said that she has completed the
53:53assignment. She said that I had
53:55completed the assignment. She said that
53:57she had completed the assignment. She
53:59told that she completed the assignment.
54:04Option C, she said that she had
54:07completed the assignment. Choose the
54:09correct word. Despite dash several
54:12challenges, the team completed the
54:13project on time. What is the answer for
54:16this particular question? Despite facing
54:20several challenges option C, choose the
54:22most appropriate antonym of transparent
54:29is the answer. So synonym and you have
54:32to be careful because they are like
54:34oceans. Choose the sentence with correct
54:37punctuation. However, we decided to
54:39continue despite the delay. However, we
54:42decided to continue despite the delay.
54:44However, we decided to continue despite
54:46the delay. However, we decided to
54:48continue despite the delay.
54:52Option B is the answer for this
54:54particular question. Choose the correct
54:56word to complete the sentence. If I dash
55:00know about the meeting earlier, I would
55:03have attended.
55:09If I had known about the meeting
55:12earlier, I would have attended. Choose
55:14the most appropriate meaning of idiom
55:16break the ice. To end a disagreement, to
55:20start a friendly conversation, to reveal
55:22a secret, to interrupt someone rudely.
55:26The answer is option B. To start a
55:28friendly conversation in an awkward
55:30situation. Choose the correct sentence.
55:33The information provided by the employee
55:35are confidential. The information
55:37provided by the employees are
55:39confidential. The information provided
55:40by the employees is confidential. And
55:43information provided by the employee is
55:45confidential.
55:48Option C. The information provided by
55:51the employees is confidential. Choose
55:54the correct preposition here. The new
55:56policy will come dash effect from
55:59Monday.
56:07I think you got the answer. The new
56:09policy will come into effect from next
56:12Monday.
56:15Choose the most appropriate word to
56:16complete the sentence. The presentation
56:18was so dash that even must complex ideas
56:21become easy to understand.
56:26The present was so coherent that even
56:30most complex ideas become easy to
56:32understand. Identify the part of the
56:33sentence that contains an error. Hardly
56:36had the train left the station. Then the
56:39passengers realized that they had
56:41forgotten their luggage.
56:52The correct answer is the then the
56:54passengers
56:57realize option B. Choose the most
57:00appropriate response in a professional
57:02conversation. Your colleague says I'm
57:04sorry for submitting the report late. So
57:06what is the option? Option A, B, C or D.
57:13Option C, thank for thanks for letting
57:16know. Choose the correct word to
57:18complete the sentence. The CEO along
57:20with the board members dash attending
57:22the annual conversation. Sorry, annual
57:25conference
57:28is so option C. The CO along with board
57:31members is attending the annual
57:33conference. Choose the sentence best
57:35combine the two statements. The deadline
57:37was approaching. The team worked over
57:39time. This is option A. This is option
57:41B. This is option C. This is option B.
57:47This is a PDF. I'm unable to
57:50press enter here. If I press enter here,
57:52they come downward. But this is PDF. I'm
57:54unable to do that. Okay. Please be
57:57adjust with this. So option B is the
57:59answer. The deadline was approaching. So
58:00the team worked over time. So these are
58:03the passage questions. You have to be
58:05focused. This is a small passage and
58:08some questions are there like one
58:09question. According to the passage, what
58:11is essential for successful hybrid work
58:13approach? Option A, B, C, D will be
58:15there. Here the C is the answer clear
58:18expectations, effective communication
58:20and trust. Another last is also passes.
58:24And here the correct answer for this
58:26particular question is
58:29see professional need both updated
58:31technical knowledge and the border
58:33workplace skills. With this we completed
58:36all the six sections. And I know if you
58:40are the one who watched my mock one that
58:44will be easy for you. It will be not
58:47that much difficult. Somewhat you may
58:49feel difficult. If you didn't feel this
58:50difficult then you are in a top level
58:54knowledge in computer programming as
58:56well. Mark 3 I will try to make it by
58:58tomorrow. Okay. Mark 3 I will try to
59:01make it by tomorrow. Definitely it will
59:03be somewhat hard
59:05and mark four definitely will be hard
59:07and mark 5 definitely will be hard as I
59:10mentioned earlier uh some mistakes were
59:12common if you found some answers of mine
59:15was wrong please don't fight me so I
59:18mean please don't fight with me in
59:20comment section okay if you got the
59:22answer as right please cross check once
59:25even after cross-checking if I commit a
59:27mistake then please go with the answer
59:30which you part because in the
59:32examination you are the hero. If you
59:35found this video will be useful, please
59:37like the video as well. And you may ask
59:40why you are not explaining each concept.
59:44Definitely in future I will try to do
59:46that. As of now we are having a little
59:48time even I to occupied with some of the
59:51things but what I thought is if I
59:54display some questions then user may
59:57understand the pattern then it will be
1:00:00very very useful for them. So that's why
1:00:03I am making these kind of videos in
1:00:06future definitely I will try to give
1:00:08explanation for each and about every
1:00:11topic and I'm plann to start another
1:00:14channel as well like tutorial channel
1:00:16over there you will get JavaSc
1:00:29Thank you for watching again please
1:00:31share with your Friends, Jay Hin. Bye
1:00:34now.

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