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Railway Recruitment Board Examination, Kolkata February 2005 Question Paper
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Which of the following represents monumental reduction in atmospheric pressure? (a) Stormy weather (b) Clear weather (c) Humid weather (d) Dry weather
can u plz send me the sample or previous papers of RRB ajmer for the post of SE (Signal)
When the mechanical number is one, voltage is called (a) Subsonic (b) Ultrasonic (c) Sonic (d) None of these
Cauvery river flows through (1) Tamil Nadu and Kerala (2) Andhra Pradesh and kerala (3) Karnataka and Tamil Nadu (4) Karnataka and Kerala
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Which of these is non-biodegradable ? (a) A paper bag (b) A plastic pipe (c) A banana leaf (d) A leather shoe
plz plz plz send me the RRB previous paper regarding section engineer job.at my email i.d:- checheswapnil@gmail.com
friends anyone send me the model question paper for RRB- (s&t) to this email id-jeevairtt@gmail.com
The total cost incurred on the production of a commodity is divided in cost of production materials, labour cost, cost of fixed items and profit in the ratio of 8 : 6 : 4 : 2. If the cost of production materials is Rs. 160, the cost of the commodity is (a) Rs. 480 (b) Rs. 440 (c) Rs. 400 (d) Rs. 360
I am Durai from Madurai and now I am working in the field of Elevator industries and now have applied for Railway Section Engineer Post. The exam date is 12th Dec'10. I am very interested & eager to serve in our Government Sector as well as Technical Field. Please forward me the model question papers, ideas, notes for doing the Written exam successfully.... Note: My E-mail Id: durai.er@gmail.com With thans & regards, S.Durai.
A man starts his journey from the North Pole and travels a distance of 100 kms. in one direction. Thereafter, he turns towards east and travels another 100 kms. then he turns northward and goes for another 100 kmz. How far he is now from the North Pole ? (a) 0 km (b) 100 km (c) 200 km (d) 400 km