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TCS NQT Syllabus 1
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TCS Detailed SyllabusLecture2.1
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[Numerical Ability] Divisibility 2
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Basics of Divisibility 19 minLecture3.1
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Divisibility Numerical 22 minLecture3.2
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[Numerical Ability] HCF and LCM 5
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HCF and LCM Part #1 13 minLecture4.1
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HCF and LCM Part #2 16 minLecture4.2
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HCF and LCM Part #3 18 minLecture4.3
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HCM and LCM [Handmade Notes]Lecture4.4
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – HCF and LCM]Lecture4.5
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[Numerical Ability] Number System 11
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Number System – 1 13 minLecture5.1
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Number System – 2 12 minLecture5.2
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Number System – 3 07 minLecture5.3
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Number System – 4 10 minLecture5.4
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Number System – 5 10 minLecture5.5
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Number System – 6 11 minLecture5.6
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Number System – 7 07 minLecture5.7
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Number System – 8 07 minLecture5.8
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Number System – 9 09 minLecture5.9
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Number System – 10 09 minLecture5.10
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Number System [Practice Problems]Lecture5.11
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[Numerical Ability] Decimal and Fraction 2
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1- Decimal and Fractions 20 minLecture6.1
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2- Decimal and Fractions Questions 15 minLecture6.2
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[Numerical Ability] Mensuration - Geometry 6
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1 – Lines and Angles 19 minLecture7.1
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2 – Lines and Angles Questions 14 minLecture7.2
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3 – Triangles 20 minLecture7.3
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4 – Triangles Questions 21 minLecture7.4
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5 – Circles 11 minLecture7.5
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6 – Circles Questions 09 minLecture7.6
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[Numerical Ability] Mensuration - Perimeter Area Volume 2
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1 – Perimeter, Area, Volume – 1 20 minLecture8.1
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2 – Perimeter, Area, Volume – 2 20 minLecture8.2
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[Numerical Ability] Pipes and Cistern 7
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Pipes and Cistern Part #1 27 minLecture9.1
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Pipes and Cistern Part #2 16 minLecture9.2
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Pipes and Cistern Part #3 12 minLecture9.3
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Pipes and Cistern [Handmade Notes]Lecture9.4
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – Pipes and CisternLecture9.5
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Pipes and Cistern 1 24 minLecture9.6
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Pipes and Cistern 2 23 minLecture9.7
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[Numerical Ability] Percentage 9
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Percentage Part 1 08 minLecture10.1
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Percentage Part 2 08 minLecture10.2
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Percentage Part 3 09 minLecture10.3
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Percentage Part 4 08 minLecture10.4
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Percentage Part 5 09 minLecture10.5
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Percentage [Notes]Lecture10.6
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Fast Tricks For Percentage 12 minLecture10.7
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – PercentageLecture10.8
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Percentage Practice [Formula]Lecture10.9
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[Numerical Ability] Alligations and Mixtures 5
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Alligation and Mixture Part #1 18 minLecture11.1
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Alligation and Mixture Part #2 19 minLecture11.2
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – Alligation and MixturesLecture11.3
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Alligation and Mixtures [Handmade Notes]Lecture11.4
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Allegation and Mixtures [Formula]Lecture11.5
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[Numerical Ability] Ratio and Proportion 9
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Ratio & Proportion 17 minLecture12.1
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Ratio & Proportion #1 13 minLecture12.2
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Ratio & Proportion #2 12 minLecture12.3
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Ratio & Proportion #3 13 minLecture12.4
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Ratio & Proportion #4 10 minLecture12.5
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Ratio & Proportion #5 08 minLecture12.6
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Ratio and Proportion [ Notes ]Lecture12.7
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – Ratio and ProportionLecture12.8
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Ratio and Proportion [Practice Problems]Lecture12.9
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[Numerical Ability] Time and Work 5
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Time and Work Part #1 20 minLecture13.1
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Time and Work Part #2 13 minLecture13.2
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Time and Work Part #3 12 minLecture13.3
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Time and Work [Handmade Notes]Lecture13.4
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – Time and WorkLecture13.5
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[Numerical Ability] -Time,Speed & distance 3
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Time, Speed & Distance – 1 18 minLecture14.1
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Time, Speed & Distance – 2 22 minLecture14.2
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Time, Speed & Distance – 3 28 minLecture14.3
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[Numerical Ability] - Boats & Streams 6
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Boats and Stream Part #1 20 minLecture15.1
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Boats and Stream Part #2 25 minLecture15.2
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Boat and Stream [Handmade Notes]Lecture15.3
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – Boats and StreamsLecture15.4
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Boats & Streams – 1 [NEW VIDEO] 20 minLecture15.5
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Boats & Streams – 2 [NEW VIDEO] 25 minLecture15.6
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[Numerical Ability] Profit and Loss 5
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Profit and Loss Part #1 09 minLecture16.1
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Profit and Loss Part #2 21 minLecture16.2
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Profit and Loss Part #3 15 minLecture16.3
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Profit and Loss [ Notes ]Lecture16.4
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – Profit and LossLecture16.5
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[Numerical Ability] Average 5
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Average full Concept and Tricks Part 1 11 minLecture17.1
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Average full Concept and Tricks Part 2 09 minLecture17.2
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Average full Concept and Tricks Part 3 09 minLecture17.3
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Averages [ Notes ]Lecture17.4
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – AverageLecture17.5
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[Numerical Ability] Equations 2
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Equations – 1 19 minLecture18.1
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Equations – 2 13 minLecture18.2
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[Numerical Ability] - Elementary Statistics 2
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Mean, Median, Mode – 1 13 minLecture19.1
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Mean, Median, Mode – 2 10 minLecture19.2
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[Numerical Ability] Data Interpretation 9
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Data Interpretation – 1 10 minLecture20.1
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Data Interpretation – 2 07 minLecture20.2
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Data Interpretation – 3 10 minLecture20.3
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Data Interpretation – 4 09 minLecture20.4
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Data Interpretation – 5 08 minLecture20.5
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Data Interpretation – 6 08 minLecture20.6
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Data Interpretation – 7 09 minLecture20.7
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Data Interpretation – 8 12 minLecture20.8
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Data Interpretation [Notes]Lecture20.9
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[Numerical Ability] Simplifications & Approximations 2
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Simplification – 1 11 minLecture21.1
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Simplification – 2 11 minLecture21.2
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[Numerical Ability] - Simple and Compound Interest 8
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Simple Interest Part #1 09 minLecture22.1
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Simple Interest Part #2 13 minLecture22.2
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Compound Interest Part #1 07 minLecture22.3
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Compound Interest Part #2 14 minLecture22.4
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Simple Interest and Compound Interest 08 minLecture22.5
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Simple and Compound Interest [ Notes]Lecture22.6
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – Simple and Compound InterestLecture22.7
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Simple and Compound Interest [Handmade Notes]Lecture22.8
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[Numerical Ability] - Calendar Problems 7
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Calendar – 1 21 minLecture23.1
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Calendar – 2 14 minLecture23.2
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Calendar – 3 12 minLecture23.3
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Calendar – 4 [ Must watch ] 13 minLecture23.4
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Calendar Problem [Handmade Notes]Lecture23.5
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – CalendarLecture23.6
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Calendar NotesLecture23.7
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[Numerical Ability] - Surds and Indices 2
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[Numerical Ability] - Ages Problems 5
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Ages Concept 09 minLecture25.1
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Problems On Ages – 1 12 minLecture25.2
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Problem On Ages – 2 08 minLecture25.3
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Ages Problem [ Notes ]Lecture25.4
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – AgesLecture25.5
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[Numerical Ability] - Probability 4
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Probability Part #1 16 minLecture26.1
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Probability Part #2 14 minLecture26.2
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Probability [ Formula and Solved Examples ]Lecture26.3
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – ProbabilityLecture26.4
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[Numerical Ability] - Clock Problems 5
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Clock Problems Part #1 13 minLecture27.1
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Clock Problems Part #2 17 minLecture27.2
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Clock Problems Part #3 10 minLecture27.3
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Clock Problem [Handmade Notes]Lecture27.4
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – Clock ProblemsLecture27.5
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[Numerical Ability] - Arithmetic Progression & Geometric Progression 5
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Arithmetic Progression -1 10 minLecture28.1
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Arithmetic Progression – 2 08 minLecture28.2
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Geometric Progression – 1 06 minLecture28.3
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Geometric Progression – 2 07 minLecture28.4
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AP & GP [Notes]Lecture28.5
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[Numerical Ability] - Permutation and Combination 5
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Permutation and Combination Part #1 25 minLecture29.1
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Permutation and Combination Part #2 19 minLecture29.2
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Permutation and Combination Part #3 20 minLecture29.3
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Permutation and Combination [Handmade Notes]Lecture29.4
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – Permutation and CombinationLecture29.5
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[Numerical Ability] - Train Problems 6
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Train Problems Part #1 19 minLecture30.1
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Train Problems Part #2 11 minLecture30.2
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Train Problems Part #3 19 minLecture30.3
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Train Problems [ Notes]Lecture30.4
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – Train ProblemsLecture30.5
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Train Problems [ Practice Problems ]Lecture30.6
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[Verbal Reasoning] Sentence Rearrangement 3
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Rearrangements – 1 21 minLecture31.1
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Rearrangements – 2 21 minLecture31.2
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Sentence Rearrangement NotesLecture31.3
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[Verbal Reasoning] Fill in the Blanks 8
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Conjunction 10 minLecture32.1
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Prepositions 11 minLecture32.2
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Articles 15 minLecture32.3
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Tenses 21 minLecture32.4
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Conjunction NotesLecture32.5
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Prepositions NotesLecture32.6
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Articles NotesLecture32.7
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Tenses NotesLecture32.8
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[Verbal Reasoning] Roots words 2
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Roots words [ Prefix and Suffix ] 08 minLecture33.1
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Roots words [ Prefix and Suffix ] NotesLecture33.2
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[Verbal Reasoning] Subject Verb Agreement 2
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Subject Verb and Agreement 22 minLecture34.1
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Subject Verb Agreement NotesLecture34.2
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[Verbal Reasoning] Reading Comprehension 6
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Reading Comprehension extra 13 minLecture35.1
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Reading Comprehension NotesLecture35.2
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Reading Comprehension -1 24 minLecture35.3
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Reading Comprehension -2 19 minLecture35.4
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Reading Comprehension Notes 1Lecture35.5
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Reading Comprehension Notes 2Lecture35.6
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[Verbal Reasoning] Sentence Corrections 3
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Sentence Corrections – 1 23 minLecture36.1
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Sentence Corrections – 2 22 minLecture36.2
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Sentence Correction NotesLecture36.3
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[Verbal Reasoning] Sentence Completion 2
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Sentence Completion 18 minLecture37.1
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Sentence Completion NotesLecture37.2
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[Verbal Reasoning] Error Identification 2
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Error Identification 13 minLecture38.1
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Error Identification NotesLecture38.2
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[Verbal Reasoning] Synonyms and Antonyms 7
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Synonyms 28 minLecture39.1
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Antonyms 22 minLecture39.2
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Synonyms and Antonyms 14 minLecture39.3
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Synonyms NotesLecture39.4
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Antonyms NotesLecture39.5
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Synonyms and Antonyms NotesLecture39.6
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Synonyms and Antonyms Practice problemLecture39.7
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[Verbal Reasoning] Paragraph 2
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Paragraph 22 minLecture40.1
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Paragraph FormationLecture40.2
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[Verbal Reasoning] - Idioms and Phrases 3
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Idioms and Phrases – 1 24 minLecture41.1
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Idioms and Phrases – 2 25 minLecture41.2
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Idioms and Phrases NotesLecture41.3
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[Verbal Reasoning ] Verbal Ability Extra 9
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Introduction to Verbal Ability + Tenses Part #1 12 minLecture42.1
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Tenses Part #2 11 minLecture42.2
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Tenses NotesLecture42.3
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Error Detection and Correction + Sentence Completion #1 14 minLecture42.4
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Sentence Completion #2 13 minLecture42.5
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Spotting Erorrs [ Notes + Solved Examples + Practice Problem ]Lecture42.6
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Sentence Completion [ Notes + Solved Examples + Practice Problem ]Lecture42.7
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Assumption in Verbal Reasoning 14 minLecture42.8
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Deduction Reasoning 26 minLecture42.9
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[Reasoning Ability] Odd man out and Series 2
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Odd man out and Series – 2 17 minLecture43.1
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Odd man out and Series – 1 19 minLecture43.2
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[Reasoning Ability] Number Series 6
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Number Series Part #1 09 minLecture44.1
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Number Series Part #2 08 minLecture44.2
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Number Series Part #3 08 minLecture44.3
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Number Series Part #4 07 minLecture44.4
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Number Series [ Notes ]Lecture44.5
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📌 Practice Problems [Quiz] – Problems on Number SeriesLecture44.6
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[Reasoning Ability] Seating Arrangement 8
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Seating Arrangement Part 1 08 minLecture45.1
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Seating Arrangement Part 2 12 minLecture45.2
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Seating Arrangement Part 3 11 minLecture45.3
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Seating Arrangement Part 4 06 minLecture45.4
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Seating Arrangement Part 5 07 minLecture45.5
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Seating Arrangement Part 6 06 minLecture45.6
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📌 Seating Arrangement [Quiz] – Problems on seatingLecture45.7
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Seating Arrangement[Notes]Lecture45.8
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[Reasoning Ability] Coding Decoding 7
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Coding-Decoding – 1 07 minLecture46.1
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Coding-Decoding – 2 08 minLecture46.2
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Coding – Decoding – 3 08 minLecture46.3
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Coding Decoding – 4 06 minLecture46.4
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Coding – Decoding – 5 10 minLecture46.5
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📌 Coding Decoding [Quiz] – Problems on coding decodingLecture46.6
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Coding Decoding[Notes]Lecture46.7
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[Reasoning Ability] Blood Relations 6
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Blood Relations Part #1 12 minLecture47.1
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Blood Relations Part #2 10 minLecture47.2
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Blood Relations Part #3 10 minLecture47.3
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Blood Relations Part #4 09 minLecture47.4
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Blood Relation [ Practice Problem ]Lecture47.5
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Blood relation [Notes]Lecture47.6
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[Reasoning Ability] Directions 8
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Direction Part 1 07 minLecture48.1
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Direction Part 2 08 minLecture48.2
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Direction Part 3 09 minLecture48.3
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Direction Part 4 04 minLecture48.4
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Direction Part 5 07 minLecture48.5
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Direction Part 6 06 minLecture48.6
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📌 Direction [Quiz] – Problems on DirectionLecture48.7
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Directions [Notes]Lecture48.8
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[Reasoning Ability] Paper Folding & Cutting 1
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Paper Folding & Cutting 08 minLecture49.1
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[Reasoning Ability] Cubes and Dice 4
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Cubes, Dice – 1 09 minLecture50.1
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Cubes_Dice – 2 10 minLecture50.2
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Cubes_Dice – 3 12 minLecture50.3
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Cubes, Dice – 4 07 minLecture50.4
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[Reasoning Ability] Syllogism 6
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Syllogism Part 1 08 minLecture51.1
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Syllogism Part 2 06 minLecture51.2
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Syllogism Part 3 07 minLecture51.3
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Syllogism Part 4 06 minLecture51.4
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Syllogism Part [Notes]Lecture51.5
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📌 Syllogism [Quiz] – Problems on syllogismLecture51.6
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[Reasoning Ability] Data Sufficiency 4
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Data Sufficiency 09 minLecture52.1
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Data Sufficiency [ Formulas + Notes ]Lecture52.2
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📌 Data Sufficiency [Quiz] – Problems on data sufficiencyLecture52.3
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Data Sufficiency [Notes]Lecture52.4
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[Reasoning Ability] Statement & Conclusion 2
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Statement and Conclusion 06 minLecture53.1
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Statement & Conclusions [ Notes ]Lecture53.2
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[Reasoning Ability] Venn Diagram 5
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Venn Diagram Part 1 10 minLecture54.1
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Venn Diagram Part 2 08 minLecture54.2
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Venn Diagram Part 3 07 minLecture54.3
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Venn Diagram Part 4 10 minLecture54.4
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Venn Diagram [Notes]Lecture54.5
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[Reasoning Ability] Visual Reasoning 6
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Visual Reasoning – 1 10 minLecture55.1
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Visual Reasoning – 2 12 minLecture55.2
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Visual Reasoning – 3 11 minLecture55.3
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Visual reasonoing – 4 11 minLecture55.4
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📌 Visual Reasoning [Quiz] – Problems on visual reasoningLecture55.5
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Visual Reasoning [Notes]Lecture55.6
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[Reasoning Ability] Word Pattern 2
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Word Pattern 06 minLecture56.1
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Word pattern [Notes]Lecture56.2
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[Reasoning Ability] Statement and Assumption 3
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Statement and Assumption – 1 07 minLecture57.1
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Statement and Assumption – 2 07 minLecture57.2
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Statement and Assumption [Notes]Lecture57.3
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Complete Data Structures [ Pro ] 64
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Introduction [ Introduction ] 08 minLecture58.1
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Types Of Data Structures [ Introduction ] 06 minLecture58.2
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Operations Of Data Structures [ Introduction ] 06 minLecture58.3
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Concept Of Abstract Data Type [ Introduction ] 06 minLecture58.4
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Arrays – Part 1 [ Arrays & Two Pointers] 16 minLecture58.5
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Arrays – Part 2 [ Arrays & Two Pointers] 19 minLecture58.6
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Introduction of Two Pointer Technique [ Arrays & Two Pointers] 34 minLecture58.7
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Two Sum Problem [ Arrays & Two Pointers] 56 minLecture58.8
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Container with most Water Problem [ Arrays & Two Pointers] 30 minLecture58.9
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Valid Anagram Problem [ Arrays & Two Pointers] 36 minLecture58.10
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Trapping Rain Water Problem [ Arrays & Two Pointers] 32 minLecture58.11
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K most Frequent Elements Problem [ Arrays & Two Pointers] 37 minLecture58.12
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Introduction To Stack [ Stacks ]Lecture58.13
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Operations Of Stack ADT [ Stacks ] 06 minLecture58.14
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Stack Implementation Using Array Part – 1 [ Stacks ] 10 minLecture58.15
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Stack Implementation Using Array Part – 2 [Stacks] 12 minLecture58.16
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Daily Temperatures Problem [ Stacks ] 28 minLecture58.17
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Car Fleet Problem [ Stacks ] 45 minLecture58.18
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Introduction of Sliding Window Algorithm [ Sliding Window ] 26 minLecture58.19
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Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock [ Sliding Window ] 34 minLecture58.20
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Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock II [ Sliding Window ] 19 minLecture58.21
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Add Two Numbers [ Linked Lists ] 28 minLecture58.22
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Remove Nodes From Linked List [ Linked Lists ] 23 minLecture58.23
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Merge Two Sorted Lists [ Linked Lists ] 20 minLecture58.24
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Linked List Cycle [ Linked Lists ] 30 minLecture58.25
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Reorder List [ Linked Lists ] 35 minLecture58.26
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LRU Cache [ Linked Lists ] 55 minLecture58.27
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Merge k Sorted Lists [ Linked Lists ] 30 minLecture58.28
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Diameter of Binary Tree [ Trees ] 16 minLecture58.29
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Maximum Depth of Binary Tree [ Trees ] 11 minLecture58.30
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Invert Binary Tree [ Trees ] 18 minLecture58.31
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Binary Tree Preorder Traversal [ Trees ] 21 minLecture58.32
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Binary Tree Level Order Traversal [ Trees ] 21 minLecture58.33
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Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Search Tree [ Trees ] 22 minLecture58.34
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Kth Smallest Element in a BST [ Trees ] 13 minLecture58.35
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Binary Tree Right Side View [ Trees ] 14 minLecture58.36
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Validate Binary Search Tree [ Trees ] 14 minLecture58.37
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N-ary Tree Level Order Traversal [ Trees ] 26 minLecture58.38
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Graph & Types [ Graphs ] 18 minLecture58.39
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Adjacency Matrix & Adjacency List [ Graphs ] 51 minLecture58.40
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DFS+ Rooms & Keys Problem [ Graphs ] 36 minLecture58.41
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BFS Breadth First Search [ Graphs ] 24 minLecture58.42
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Number of Island [ Graphs ] 37 minLecture58.43
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Max Area if Island [ Graphs ] 12 minLecture58.44
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Surrounded Region [ Graphs ] 23 minLecture58.45
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Graph Valid Tree [ Graphs ] 20 minLecture58.46
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Number of Connected Components [ Graphs ] 19 minLecture58.47
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Dijkstra’s Algorithm [ Graphs ] 37 minLecture58.48
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Climbing Stairs [ 1-D Dynamic Programming ] 19 minLecture58.49
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Min Cost Climbing Stairs [ 1-D Dynamic Programming ] 17 minLecture58.50
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House Robber [ 1-D Dynamic Programming ] 25 minLecture58.51
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Coins Change [ 1-D Dynamic Programming ] 26 minLecture58.52
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0/1 Knapsack (2DP-DP) [ 2-D Dynamic Programming ] 34 minLecture58.53
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Longest Common Subsequence [ 2-D Dynamic Programming ] 25 minLecture58.54
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Longest Palindromic Substring [ 2-D Dynamic Programming ] 19 minLecture58.55
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Longest Increasing Subsequence [ 2-D Dynamic Programming ] 24 minLecture58.56
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Unique Path I [ 2-D Dynamic Programming ] 24 minLecture58.57
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Unique Path II [ 2-D Dynamic Programming ] 19 minLecture58.58
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Target Sum [ 2-D Dynamic Programming ] 26 minLecture58.59
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Edit Distance [ 2-D Dynamic Programming ] 34 minLecture58.60
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Dynamic Pogramming [ DP – Dynamic Programming ] 10 minLecture58.61
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DP Approaches 1 [ DP – Dynamic Programming ] 11 minLecture58.62
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DP Approaches 2 [ DP – Dynamic Programming ] 08 minLecture58.63
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Tips to Solve DP Problems [ DP – Dynamic Programming ] 49 minLecture58.64
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[Coding Section] TCS NQT Coding Questions 10
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Problem Solving 1 22 minLecture59.1
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Problem Solving 2 28 minLecture59.2
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Problem Solving 3 24 minLecture59.3
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Problem Solving 4 34 minLecture59.4
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Problem Solving 5 35 minLecture59.5
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Problem Solving 6 23 minLecture59.6
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Problem Solving 7 23 minLecture59.7
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Problem Solving 8 14 minLecture59.8
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Problem Solving 9 24 minLecture59.9
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Problem Solving 10 29 minLecture59.10
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[Coding Section] TCS NQT (Top NQT Questions) 6
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Arrays Part-1Lecture60.1
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Arrays Part-2Lecture60.2
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Number SystemLecture60.3
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Problems on SortingLecture60.4
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Number SeriesLecture60.5
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Problems on StringLecture60.6
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[Coding Language] C++ 27
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Introduction to C++ 11 minLecture61.1
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Input & Output in C++ 14 minLecture61.2
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Difference between Structure in C & C++ 14 minLecture61.3
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Class & Objects C++ 14 minLecture61.4
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Inspector, Mutators, Facilitators 16 minLecture61.5
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Contructor & Destructor 15 minLecture61.6
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Default Arguments & Inline Function 16 minLecture61.7
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Array of Objects 16 minLecture61.8
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Dynamic Memory Allocation 15 minLecture61.9
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Static Member and function 15 minLecture61.10
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Exception handling 18 minLecture61.11
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Composition 22 minLecture61.12
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Friend Class and function 13 minLecture61.13
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Function Overloading 15 minLecture61.14
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Operator Overloading 13 minLecture61.15
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Copy Constructor 05 minLecture61.16
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[Module 06: SQLite, Tkinter in Python] Making [.exe] in Python 09 minLecture62.23
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[Bonus Hands-On Projects+ Source Code] Message Encode Decode in Python Project 15 minLecture62.25
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[Bonus Hands-On Projects+ Source Code] Source Code of all 3 Projects [Notes]Lecture62.27
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02 – Keywords & Identifiers 12 minLecture63.2
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03 – First program in C 16 minLecture63.3
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05 – Datatypes in C – Part 1 23 minLecture63.5
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06 – Datatypes in C – Part 2 15 minLecture63.6
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07 – Operators in C 15 minLecture63.7
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10 – If & If Else – Part 1 16 minLecture63.10
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11 – Nested If Else & Else If – #1 12 minLecture63.11
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14 – Loops & For Loop 13 minLecture63.14
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18 – Recursion – #1 11 minLecture63.18
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25. Structure & Union 11 minLecture63.25
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26. Implementation of Structure & Union 13 minLecture63.26
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27. Structure with function 14 minLecture63.27
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28. Pointers in C 10 minLecture63.28
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29. Pointers in C Code 10 minLecture63.29
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30. Pointer Operations in C 11 minLecture63.30
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C Programming Practice ProblemLecture63.32
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01 – Series Introduction 01 minLecture64.2
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02 – Job Application Process & Tech Interview Outline 07 minLecture64.3
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03 – Resume Building 101 & Github 06 minLecture64.4
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04 – LinkedIN, Internships, Hackathons & Portfolio Website 14 minLecture64.5
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05 – Data Structures & Algorithms (Strategy) 13 minLecture64.6
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06 – Problem Solving & Next Steps 08 minLecture64.7
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OPERATING SYSTEMSLecture65.3
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DBMSLecture65.4
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HR Interview Course 10
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Introduction 01 minLecture66.1
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Basics of HR Interview [ Understand the WHY ] 05 minLecture66.2
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Interview – 01 Tell Me About Yourself 07 minLecture66.3
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Interview – 02 What are your Strength and Weaknesses 05 minLecture66.4
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Interview – 03 Are you Planning for further Studies 02 minLecture66.5
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Interview Q4 – Why Should we Hire you 06 minLecture66.6
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Interview Q5 – Where do you see yourself in 5 years 06 minLecture66.7
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Interview Q6 – Why do you want to work for our Company 06 minLecture66.8
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Interview Q8 – Do you have any Questions 05 minLecture66.10
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If it was Tuesday on 3rd Jan, 2006. What was the day on Jan 3, 2010?
| A) Saturday | B) Tuesday |
| C) Wednesday | D) Sunday |
D) Sunday
Explanation:
It was Saturday on 31st December, 2005.
Number of odd days from 2006 to 2009 = (1 + 1 + 2 + 1) = 5 days.
Hence on December 31, 2009, it was Thursday. Thus, on Jan 3, 2010 it was Sunday.
If 13th March, 2005 was Wednesday, what was the day of the week on 13th March, 2004?
| A) Rs. Monday | B) Rs. Wednesday |
| C) Rs. Friday | D) Rs. Tuesday |
D) Rs. Tuesday
Explanation:
We know year 2004 is a leap year. Therefore, it has 2 odd days.
Feb 2004 was not included as we are calculating from March 2004 to March 2005.
So it has 1 odd day.
The day on March 13, 2005 will be 1 day ahead of the day on March 13, 2004.
Given that, March 13, 2005 is Wednesday.
So March 13, 2004 is Tuesday (1 day before to 13th March, 2005).
The last day of a century cannot be:
| A) Wednesday | B) Friday |
| C) Saturday | D) Monday |
C) Saturday
Explanation:
100 years contain 5 odd days.
Therefore, Last day of 1st century is Friday
200 years contain (5 x2) is 3 odd days (approx.)
Last day of 2nd century is Wednesday
300 years contain ( 5x3) = 15 i.e. 1 odd day( approx.)
Last day of 3rd century is Monday 400 years contain 0 odd day
Last day of 4th century is Sunday.
Thus, the cycle is repeated.
Last day of a century cannot be Tuesday or Thursday or Saturday.
What was the day on 16th July, 1776?
| A) Saturday | B) Sunday |
| C) Monday | D) Tuesday |
D) Tuesday
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 76
Step 2 : Divide step 1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 76/4 we get 19
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 16
Step 4 : Code of the month : 6
Step 5 : Code of the year : 4
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 121/7 = 2 i.e Tuesday
[ It take only 20 - 30 sec to solve this sum using above trick given in the video ]
What was the day on 15th August, 2010 ?
| A) Saturday | B) Sunday |
| C) Monday | D) Tuesday |
B) Sunday
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 10
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 10/4 we get 2
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 15
Step 4 : Code of the month : 2
Step 5 : Code of the year : 6
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 35/7 = 0 i.e Sunday
If 7th Dec, 2007 was Friday. What day of the week was on 7th Dec, 2006?
| A) Saturday | B) Thursday |
| C) Monday | D) Sunday |
B) Thursday
Explanation:
The year 2006 was an ordinary year. So, it has 1 odd day.
The day on 7th Dec, 2007 will be 1 day beyond the day on 7th Dec, 2006.
But, 7th Dec, 2007 is Friday
So, 7th Dec, 2006 is Thursday.
January 1, 2007 was Monday. What was the day on Jan. 1, 2008?
| A) Saturday | B) Friday |
| C) Tuesday | D) Monday |
C) Tuesday
Explanation:
The year 2007 is an ordinary year. So, it has 1 odd day.
1st day of the year 2007 was Monday
1st day of the year 2008 will be 1 day beyond Monday
Hence, it will be Tuesday.
On what dates of July 2003 did Sunday fall?
| A) 5th,10th,24th,17th | B) 6th,13th,20th,27th |
| C) 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th | D) 12th,7th,19th,28th |
B) 6th,13th,20th,27th
Let us find the day on 1st July, 2003.
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 03
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 03/4 we get 00
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 01
Step 4 : Code of the month : 6
Step 5 : Code of the year : 6
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 16/7 = 2 i.e Tuesday
Thus, 1st Sunday in July 2003 is 6th July.
So, during July 2003, Sunday fell on 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th.
What was the day on 16th August, 1947?
| A) Tuesday | B) Monday |
| C) Saturday | D) Sunday |
C) Saturday
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 47
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 47/4 we get 11
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 16
Step 4 : Code of the month : 2
Step 5 : Code of the year : 0
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 76/7 = 6
i.e Saturday
The calendar for the year 2007 is the same for the year
| A) 2018 | B) 2019 |
| C) 2022 | D) 2025 |
A) 2018
Explanation:
Count the number of odd days from the year 2007 onwards to get the sum equal to 0 odd day.
Sum = 14 odd days 0 odd days
Calendar for the year 2018 will be the same as for the year 2007
What was the day of the week on 16th June, 1999?
| A) Saturday | B) Monday |
| C) Wednesday | D) Thursday |
C) Wednesday
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 99
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 99/4 we get 24
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 16
Step 4 : Code of the month : 4
Step 5 : Code of the year : 0
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 143/7 = 3 i.e wednesday
If it was Thursday on Aug 15, 2012, then what was the day on June 11, 2013?
| A) Wednesday | B) Monday |
| C) Saturday | D) Tuesday |
A) Wednesday
Explanation:
First, we count the number of odd days for the left over days in the given period.
Here, given period is from 15.8.2012 to 11.6.2013
Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
16 30 31 30 31 31 28 31 30 31 11(left days)
Therefore, 2 + 2 + 3 + 2 + 3 + 3 + 0 + 3 + 2 + 3 + 4 (odd days) = 6 odd days
So, the given day Thursday + 6 = Wednesday.
It was Tuesday on Feb 8, 2005. What was the day of the week on Feb 8, 2004?
| A) Monday | B) Thursday |
| C) Friday | D) Sunday |
D) Sunday
Explanation:
The year 2004 was a leap year. So, it had 2 odd days.
The day on Feb 8, 2004 must be 2 days before the day on Feb 8, 2005.
Hence, this day was Sunday
What was the day on June 17, 1998?
| A) Monday | B) Sunday |
| C) Wednesday | D) Friday |
C) Wednesday
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 98
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 98/4 we get 24
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 17
Step 4 : Code of the month : 4
Step 5 : Code of the year : 0
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 143/7 = 3 i.e wednesday
What was the day on 28th May, 2006?
| A) Wednesday | B) Sunday |
| C) Saturday | D) Thursday |
B) Sunday
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 06
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 06/4 we get 01
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 28
Step 4 : Code of the month : 1
Step 5 : Code of the year : 6
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 42/7 = 0 i.e Sunday
What was the day on February 9, 1979?
| A) Tuesday | B) Saturday |
| C) Friday | D) Thursday |
C) Friday
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 79
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 79/4 we get 19
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 09
Step 4 : Code of the month : 3
Step 5 : Code of the year : 0
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 110/7 = 5 i.e Friday
If 10th May, 1997 was a Monday, what was the day on Oct 10, 2001?
| A) Saturday | B) Sunday |
| C) Thursday | D) Wednesday |
D) Wednesday
rather than finding odd days between both the dates i will use the trick and directly find the day on Oct 10, 2001 because it will save time.
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 01
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 01/4 we get 00
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 10
Step 4 : Code of the month : 0
Step 5 : Code of the year : 6
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 17/7 = 3 i.e Wednesday
If April 11, 1911 was a Tuesday, what was the day on September 17, 1915?
| A) Friday | B) Thursday |
| C) Sunday | D) Tuesday |
A) Friday
rather than finding odd days between both the dates i will use the trick and directly find the day on September 17, 1915 because it will save time.
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 15
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 15/4 we get 03
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 17
Step 4 : Code of the month : 5
Step 5 : Code of the year : 0
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 40/7 = 5 i.e Friday
Tuesday fell on which of the following dates of April, 2002?
| A) 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th | B) 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th |
| C) 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th | D) 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th |
D) 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th
Let first find the day on 1st April, 2002.
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 02
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 02/4 we get 00
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 01
Step 4 : Code of the month : 6
Step 5 : Code of the year : 6
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 15/7 = 01 i.e Monday
On April 1, 2002 it was Monday.
So in April 2002, Tuesday falls on 2nd, 9th, 16th and 23rd & 30th.
What was the day on May 2, 1995?
| A) Monday | B) Thursday |
| C) Sunday | D) Tuesday |
D) Tuesday
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 95
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 95/4 we get 23
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 02
Step 4 : Code of the month : 01
Step 5 : Code of the year : 00
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 121/7 = 02
i.e Tuesday
Today is Wednesday, after 68 days, it will be
| A) Friday | B) Sunday |
| C) Monday | D) Thursday |
C) Monday
Explanation:
Each day of a week is repeated after 7 days, so after 70 days, it will be Wednesday.
Therefore, after 68 days, it will be Monday.
On February 5, 1998, it was Thursday. The day of the week on February 5, 1997, was
| A) Wednesday | B) Monday |
| C) Friday | D) Sunday |
A) Wednesday
Explanation:
1997 was an ordinary year, it had 1 odd day. So, the day on February 5, 1998, would be one day beyond the day on February 5, 1997
∴ Thursday on February 5, 1998, would be one day beyond the day on February 5, 1997, so the day on February 5, 1997, was Wednesday.
What was the day of the week on June 17, 1991 ?
| A) Tuesday | B) Wednesday |
| C)Friday | D) Monday |
D) Monday
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 91
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 91/4 we get 22
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 17
Step 4 : Code of the month : 04
Step 5 : Code of the year : 00
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 134/7 = 01.
i.e Monday
If January 1, 1996, was Monday, what day of the week was January 1, 1997?
| A) Thursday | B) Wednesday |
| C) Friday | D) Sunday |
B) Wednesday
Explanation:
The year 1996 is divisible by 4, so it is a leap year with 2 odd days.
As per the question, the first day of the year 1996 was Monday, so the first day of the year 1997 must be two days after Monday. So, it was Wednesday.
The first republic day of India was celebrated on January 26, 1950. What day of the week was it?
| A) Wednesday | B) Friday |
| C) Thursday | D) Tuesday |
C) Thursday
Explanation:
Step 1 : Take the last 2 digit of year : 50
Step 2 : Divide step1 digit by 4 and take the quotient 50/4 we get 12
Step 3 : Take the day of the Date : 26
Step 4 : Code of the month : 00
Step 5 : Code of the year : 00
Step 6 : Add all of them and divide it by 7 remainder is the answer : 88/7 = 04 i.e Thursday
How many days are there in y weeks y days?
| A) 8y | B) 8y2 |
| C) 16y | D) 21y |
A) 8y
Explanation:
There are 7 days in a week, so y weeks will contain 7y days.
∴The required number of days = 7y + y days = 8y days
The day on 5th April of a year will be the same day on 5th of which month of the same year?
| A) 5th July | B) 5th August |
| C) 5th June | D) 5th October |
A) 5th July
Explanation:
April & July for all years have the same calendar. So, a day on any date of April will be the same day on the corresponding date in July.
∴The same day will fall on 5th July of the same year.
It was Saturday on January 1, 2005. Find the day of the week on January 1, 2010.
| A) Tuesday | B) Friday |
| C) Wednesday | D) Sunday |
B) Friday
Explanation:
On December 31, 2004, it was Friday.
Number of odd days from the year 2005 to the year 2009 = 1+1+1+2(leap year) +1 = 6 odd days
∴On December 31, 2009, it was Thursday, so on January 1, 2010, it was Friday.
If it was Wednesday on March 1, 2006, which day was it on March 1, 2002?
| A) Tuesday | B) Friday |
| C) Monday | D) Sunday |
B) Friday
Explanation:
Total number of odd days between the years 2002 and 2006 = (2006 - 2002) + 1 = 5 odd days. The year 2004 is a leap year, it has two odd days. So, one extra odd day is added.
So, if it was Wednesday on March 1, 2006, it would be (Wednesday - 5) Friday on March 1, 2002.
Which of the following years is not a leap year?
| A) 800 | B) 700 |
| C) 1600 | D) 2000 |
B) 700
Explanation:
A century divisible by 400 is a leap year. The years 800, 1600 and 2000 are divisible by 400, so they are leap years.
The year 700 is not divisible by 400, so it is not a leap year.

