Showing posts with label Aptitude. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aptitude. Show all posts

1014 Practice Question of New GRE - Princeton

To prepare GRE from scratch first of all you need to clear all the fundamentals. And in beginning one should go with Easy question. So the first step to wards GRE is to solve this Book " Princeton 1014 ". 

This Book is comparatively easy. But D.I problems are hard. So in beginning one should solve this book. Get your soft copy from here :)




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By Pranav Dave in Gregurublog

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Princeton 4 online Full Length Tests

Step1 : Register for http://www.princetonreview.com/
Step2 : Go to home page and there you will get " Register Books " where you need to give  ISBN NO. i.e. 978-0307944726
Step3 : It will show Your cart has 2 items and then click on check out .
Step4 : Once your book is registered, a link to your online tools will appear on your My Prep page under "View Courses."
Step5 : Then go to current test-prep and there you can launch online content(Cracking the GRE w/DVD 2013) and get core tests which contains 4 online practice tests.....:)




percentage and profit

Percentage

Percent literally means per cent, cent as in century. Thus, percent means per 100' and is represented with the symbol %

This means that any data, a out of b, is proportionally reduced or increased so as to be ' out of 100'

Example

Amazon Interview On-Campus For Internship - 1

Amazon Interview On-Campus For Internship - 1  

Online Round Coding Question:
Q1. Given a float number 7.64, convert it into the string WITHOUT using any inbuilt function/library.
for eg:
input
float no.: 7.64
output
string: 7.64
Answer : Click here 
Q2. Given the inorder and preorder traversals of a Binary Tree, output the postorder traversal of it.
Answer : Click here

ADOBE Aptitude C Language Written Test

Section 1 : Aptitude .
Section 2 : C Language and WAP.

Aptitude



George adores classical music. He always prefers Beethoven to Bartok and Mahler to Mozart. He prefers
Haydn to Hindernith and Hlitdeiulth to Mozart. He always prefers Mahler to any whose name begins with B,
except Beethoven, and he always chooses to listen to a he prefers.