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WWW.CAREERPOWER.IN & WWW.BANKERSADDA.COM COMPETITION POWER – FEBRUARY - 2 0 1 7 1 WWW.CAREERPOWER.IN & WWW.BANKERSADDA.COM From the Editor’s Desk Dear Readers, Bankers Adda in collaboration with Career Power brings to you Competition Power (February Edition). The reason why this collaboration is so important and a landmark event as both BA and Career Power has had a long and extremely successful association with students appearing for competitive exams. This magazine includes various initiatives that cover various aspects of Banking and SSC exams in an exhaustive manner. Keeping in mind the upcoming exams, we have covered Current Affairs for not only the month of December but also for the month of November under the name “Current Affairs Zinger”. To make learning easy for the students we have also introduced another initiative by the name "NEWS MAKER OF THE MONTH" which covers all the important people, appointments, awards, etc that have made news. Having covered the GK and CA portion in an exhaustive manner, we have also given equal importance and focus to all the other aspects of the exams, be it Covering each aspect of the various subjects (like reasoning, english, quant, computers) right from building the student's concepts to helping him practice a few topics.or be it Interview Preparation or Guidance and boosting the confidence of students. We Have It All Covered!!! Along with this we have also included Mock Papers on IPPB SCALE 1 OFFICER MAINS, RRB PO MAINS MEMORY BASED MOCK, RBI ASSISTANT MAINS, NIACL AO MAINS, IBPS PO MAINS REASONING PRACTICE SET & SSC LDC(CHSL) following the respective exam pattern for practice for our readers, so that they can increase their speed and accuracy. This edition of Magazine also includes a new series named “Twisted Ones”which will have questions with higher difficulty level. Basically this magazine is a one stop place for all those preparing for government sector competitive exams. 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Even the decimal points plays an important role and you all know it very well. Being a mod and the part of that journey, I can co-relate myself to you. But IBPS PO Mains result left many students wondering that What Is SUCCESS is not guaranteed. Next? Well, every year the level of examination is going to be tougher and number of aspirants will definitely increase. With all I walk a lonely road these thoughts, not only my chances seem slim but my future The only one that I have ever known too look dark. Its good to be optimistic but at one point of time, Don't know where it goes one has to be realistic. Being Indians, we are too casual to act. We need a hard slap on our face to achieve something really good. History has a lot of stories that will shake you hard and hard enough to wake you up. But again, we Indians are too lazy to find it out. What went wrong? Were you alone in the crossfire? Can you afford to lose an year? Well, you all know the answers very well. 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Nair is only the fourth player to score a triple behind Sir It keeps the inflation target at 5% for March 2017. Don Bradman, Michael Clarke and Brendon McCullum – Foreign exchange reserve rose to all-time high of $364 coming in at no. 5. No other batsmen coming lower than billion on 2 December. 5 has ever scored a triple. India defeated England by 4-0 to win the CHAK DE INDIA: India won the Junior Anthony De Mello trophy 2016 Men’s Hockey World Cup 2016 Ravindra Jadeja’s 7/48 in the second innings against England Indian team scripted a new chapter in hockey history by on the last day helped India to defeat England by an innings regaining the and 75-run in Junior Men’s Chennai to Hockey World clinch Anthony Cup after a gap of De Mello 15 years, series 4-0. defeating Jadeja took 10 Belgium 2-1 in wickets in the the final at the Major Dhyan Chand Stadium in Lucknow. match & this India achieved another first as this was the first time that a was his first 10-wicket haul in a Test.
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