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PROGRAM – STUDY MATERIAL

For Indian Institute of Management and

Commerce, Khairtabad, Hyderabad
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Contents
1. QT & LR Practice
1.1 Percentage
1.2 Time and Distance
1.3 Proportion
1.4 Partnership
1.5 Blood Relations
1.6 Coding and Decoding
1.7 Series Test
1.8 Ages
1.9 Profit and Loss
1.10 Ratios
1.11 Time and Work
2. Tips to crack Logical Reasoning Questions
3. Resume Writing
3.1 The Art of Writing an Impressive Resume
3.2 The Importance of Power Verbs
4. Readiness for JAM Sessions
5. Group Discussions (GDs)
5.1 Mastering GDs: 10 essential tips for corporate selections
6. Interview Skills
6.1 Dos and Don’ts in Job Interview
6.2 How to answer “Tell me about yourself?”
7. Email Writing
7.1 Unlocking the power of Effective Communication
7.2 Maintaining Professionalism in Digital Communication
8. Career Compass: Navigating Your Way Through Top Job Options

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 1.1 Percentage
1. In a class of 50 students, 40% are girls. How many boys are there in the class?

A: Number of girls = 40% of 50 = (40/100) * 50 = 20

Number of boys = Total students - Number of girls = 50 - 20 = 30

2. If the price of a shirt is increased by 25%, and then the increased shirt's price is reduced
by 20%, what is the net percentage change in the price?

A: Let the original price of the shirt be 100.

After a 25% increase, the price becomes 100 + 25% of 100 = 100 + 25 = 125.

After a 20% reduction, the price becomes 125 - 20% of 125 = 125 - 25 = 100.

The net percentage change = [(Final Price - Original Price) / Original Price]
* 100 = [(100 - 100) / 100] * 100 = 0%

3. A smartphone's price decreases by 15% annually. If the initial price was Rs. 20,000, what
will be its price after two years?

A: After the first year, the price = 20,000 - 15% of 20,000 = 20,000 - 3,000 = Rs. 17,000.

After the second year, the price = 17,000 - 15% of 17,000 = 17,000 - 2,550 = Rs. 14,450.

4. In a school, 60% of students play cricket, 40% play football, and 30% play both. What
percentage of students play at least one of the two sports?

A: Percentage of students who play at least one sport = 60% + 40% - 30% = 70%.

5. A shopkeeper marks the price of an item 20% above the cost price and gives a discount of
10% on the marked price. Find the profit percentage earned by the shopkeeper.

A: Let the cost price be Rs. 100.

Marked price = Cost price + 20% of cost price = 100 + 20 = Rs. 120.

Selling price after a 10% discount = Marked price - 10% of marked price = 120 - 12 = Rs.
108.

Profit = Selling price - Cost price = 108 - 100 = Rs. 8.

Profit percentage = (Profit / Cost price) * 100 = (8 / 100) * 100 = 8%.

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6. In a company, 25% of employees speak English, 40% speak French, and 15% speak both
languages. What percentage of employees speaks only French?

A: Percentage of employees who speak only French = 40% - 15% = 25%.

7. A bookshop offers a 15% discount on all books. If the discounted price of a book is Rs.
340, find the original price of the book.

A: Let the original price be Rs. x.

After a 15% discount, the price = x - 15% of x = x - 0.15x = 0.85x.

Given that the discounted price is Rs. 340, we have 0.85x = 340.

x = 340 / 0.85 = Rs. 400.

8. A car depreciates by 10% each year. If the current value of the car is Rs. 810,000, what
was its value 3 years ago?

A: Let the initial value of the car be Rs. x.

After one year, the value = x - 10% of x = x - 0.1x = 0.9x.

After two years, the value = 0.9x - 10% of 0.9x = 0.9x - 0.09x = 0.81x.

After three years, the value = 0.81x - 10% of 0.81x = 0.81x - 0.081x = 0.729x.

Given that the current value is Rs. 810,000, we have 0.729x = 810,000.

x = 810,000 / 0.729 ≈ Rs. 1,111,111.11.

9. A company's revenue increased from Rs. 800,000 to Rs. 1,200,000. Find the percentage
increase in revenue.

A: Percentage increase in revenue = [(New Revenue - Old Revenue) / Old Revenue] * 100 =
[(1,200,000 - 800,000) / 800,000] * 100 = 50%.

10. In a survey, it was found that 70% of people like coffee, 60% like tea, and 40% like both.
What percentage of people like neither coffee nor tea?

A: Percentage of people who like neither coffee nor tea = 100% - (Percentage who like coffee
+ Percentage who like tea - Percentage who like both) = 100% - (70% + 60% - 40%) = 30%.

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 1.2 Time and Distance

1. A train travels at a speed of 72 km/h. How long will it take to cover a distance of 360 km?

A: Time = Distance / Speed

Time = 360 km / 72 km/h = 5 hours

2. A car covers a distance of 320 km in 8 hours. What is its speed in km/h?

A: Speed = Distance / Time

Speed = 320 km / 8 hours = 40 km/h

3. A cyclist travels a distance of 60 km at a speed of 20 km/h. If he wants to reduce the

travel time by half, what speed should he maintain?

A: Time = Distance / Speed

Original time = 60 km / 20 km/h = 3 hours

New time = 3 hours / 2 = 1.5 hours

New speed = 60 km / 1.5 hours = 40 km/h

4. A bus covers a distance of 240 km in 4 hours. If the bus maintains the same speed, how
long will it take to cover 480 km?

A: Time = Distance / Speed

Time = 480 km / (240 km / 4 hours) = 8 hours

5. A train travels at a speed of 90 km/h for the first 2 hours and then at 60 km/h for the
next 3 hours. Calculate the average speed of the train for the entire journey.

A: Total distance = (90 km/h * 2 hours) + (60 km/h * 3 hours) = 180 km + 180 km = 360 km

Total time = 2 hours + 3 hours = 5 hours

Average speed = Total distance / Total time = 360 km / 5 hours = 72 km/h

6. A car and a bike start from the same point and travel in opposite directions. The car
travels at 60 km/h, and the bike travels at 30 km/h. After how many hours will they be
240 km apart?

A: Relative speed = Speed of car + Speed of bike = 60 km/h + 30 km/h = 90 km/h

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 Time = Distance / Speed

Time = 240 km / 90 km/h = 2.67 hours (approximately)

7. A boat takes 6 hours to travel a distance of 48 km downstream. If the speed of the

stream is 4 km/h, find the speed of the boat in still water.

A: Speed downstream = Speed of boat + Speed of stream

48 km = (Speed of boat + 4 km/h) * 6 hours

Speed of boat + 4 km/h = 48 km / 6 hours

Speed of boat + 4 km/h = 8 km/h

Speed of boat = 8 km/h - 4 km/h = 4 km/h

8. A person covers a distance of 120 km by walking. If he increases his speed by 50%, how
much time will he save to cover the same distance?

A: Original time = Distance / Speed = 120 km / Speed

New speed = 1.5 * Speed (50% increase)

New time = 120 km / (1.5 * Speed)

Time saved = Original time - New time = (120 km / Speed) - (120 km / (1.5 * Speed))

9. A car travels at a speed of 72 km/h. If it wants to cover a distance of 180 km in the least
possible time, what should be its speed?

A: Time = Distance / Speed

Time taken to cover 180 km at 72 km/h = 180 km / 72 km/h = 2.5 hours

To cover the same distance in the least possible time, the car should maintain its maximum
speed. So, the speed required = 72 km/h.

10. A train travels a certain distance at a speed of 50 km/h and returns at a speed of 60 km/h.
Find the average speed of the entire journey.

A: Let the distance be D km.

Time taken to travel the distance at 50 km/h = D / 50 hours

Time taken to return at 60 km/h = D / 60 hours

Total time = (D / 50) + (D / 60) hours

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Total distance covered in the entire journey = D + D = 2D km

Average speed = Total distance / Total time

Average speed = 2D km / [(D / 50) + (D / 60)] = (2 * 50 * 60) / (50 + 60) = 600 / 11 ≈ 54.55
km/h

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 1.3 Proportions
1. In a recipe, the ratio of flour to sugar is 5:2. If you need 800 grams of flour, how much
sugar should you use?

A: Let the amount of sugar be 'x' grams.

According to the proportion, 5/2 = 800/x

Cross-multiply: 5x = 2 * 800

5x = 1600

x = 1600 / 5

x = 320 grams

Answer: You should use 320 grams of sugar.

2. A car can cover a distance of 450 km with 60 liters of petrol. How far can it travel with 40
liters of petrol?

A: Let the distance it can travel with 40 liters of petrol be 'x' km.

According to the proportion, 60/450 = 40/x

Cross-multiply: 60x = 450 * 40

60x = 18000

x = 18000 / 60

x = 300 km

Answer: The car can travel 300 km with 40 liters of petrol.

3. In a school, the ratio of boys to girls is 4:5. If there are 240 boys, how many girls are
there?

A: Let the number of girls be 'x'.

According to the proportion, 4/5 = 240/x

Cross-multiply: 4x = 240 * 5

4x = 1200

x = 1200 / 4

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 x = 300

Answer: There are 300 girls in the school.

4. A printer prints 450 pages in 5 minutes. How many pages will it print in 12 minutes?

A: Let the number of pages printed in 12 minutes be 'x'.

According to the proportion, 5/450 = 12/x

Cross-multiply: 5x = 450 * 12

5x = 5400

x = 5400 / 5

x = 1080 pages

Answer: The printer will print 1080 pages in 12 minutes.

5. The price of 6 pens is Rs. 180. What will be the cost of 15 pens?

A: Let the cost of 15 pens be 'x' Rs.

According to the proportion, 6/180 = 15/x

Cross-multiply: 6x = 180 * 15

6x = 2700

x = 2700 / 6

x = 450 Rs

Answer: The cost of 15 pens will be Rs. 450.

6. The ratio of the ages of Alex and Bob is 3:5. If the sum of their ages is 64 years, find the
age of each.

A: Let the age of Alex be 3x years and the age of Bob be 5x years.

According to the proportion, 3x + 5x = 64

8x = 64

x = 64 / 8

x=8

Alex's age = 3 * 8 = 24 years

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 Bob's age = 5 * 8 = 40 years

Answer: Alex is 24 years old and Bob is 40 years old.

7. A recipe calls for 2 cups of milk for 4 pancakes. If you want to make 12 pancakes, how
much milk do you need?

A: Let the amount of milk needed for 12 pancakes be 'x' cups.

According to the proportion, 2/4 = x/12

Cross-multiply: 2 * 12 = 4x

24 = 4x

x = 24 / 4

x = 6 cups

Answer: You need 6 cups of milk to make 12 pancakes.

8. In a basketball team, the ratio of boys to girls is 3:2. If there are 15 girls, how many boys
are there?

A: Let the number of boys be 'x'.

According to the proportion, 3/2 = x/15

Cross-multiply: 3 * 15 = 2x

45 = 2x

x = 45 / 2

x = 22.5

Since the number of boys cannot be in decimals, we round it down to the nearest whole
number.

Answer: There are 22 boys in the basketball team.

9. A contractor can build a wall in 8 days. How many days will it take three contractors to
build the same wall?

A: Let the number of days it takes three contractors to build the wall be 'x'.

According to the proportion, 1/8 = 3/x

Cross-multiply: 1x = 3 * 8
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 x = 24 days

Answer: Three contractors will build the wall in 24 days.

10. A shopkeeper sells shirts at a profit of 25%. If the cost price of a shirt is Rs. 800, what will
be the selling price?

A: Profit percentage = 25%

Cost price of the shirt = Rs. 800

Selling price = Cost price + (Profit percentage * Cost price)

Selling price = 800 + (0.25 * 800)

Selling price = 800 + 200

Selling price = Rs. 1000

Answer: The selling price of the shirt is Rs. 1000.

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 1.4 Partnership
1. A and B started a business by investing Rs. 30,000 and Rs. 45,000 respectively. After 6
months, C joined them with a capital of Rs. 25,000. At the end of the year, the profit
was Rs. 32,000. What is C's share in the profit?

A: Total capital = (A's capital * A's time) + (B's capital * B's time) + (C's capital * C's time)
= (30000 * 12) + (45000 * 12) + (25000 * 6)
= 360000 + 540000 + 150000
= 1050000

C's share = (C's capital * C's time) / Total capital * Total profit
= (25000 * 6) / 1050000 * 32000
= 150000 / 1050000 * 32000
= 4571.43

C's share in the profit is Rs. 4571.43.

2. X and Y invested in a business in the ratio 3:5. If the total profit after a year was Rs.
60,000, what was Y's share in the profit?

A: Let the common ratio be 'k'

X's capital = 3k
Y's capital = 5k

Total capital = X's capital + Y's capital = 3k + 5k = 8k

Y's share = (Y's capital / Total capital) * Total profit

= (5k / 8k) * 60000
= (5/8) * 60000
= 37500

Y's share in the profit is Rs. 37,500.

3. A, B, and C invested in a business in the ratio 4:6:9. After 8 months, A withdrew 25%
of his capital, and after 12 months, B withdrew 30% of his capital. If the total profit at
the end of the year was Rs. 84,000, what was C's share in the profit?

A: Let the common ratio be 'k'

A's capital = 4k
B's capital = 6k
C's capital = 9k

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 Total capital = (A's capital * A's time) + (B's capital * B's time) + (C's capital * C's time)
= (4k * 8) + (6k * 12) + (9k * 12)
= 32k + 72k + 108k
= 212k

A's withdrawal = 25% of A's capital = 0.25 * 4k = k

B's withdrawal = 30% of B's capital = 0.30 * 6k = 1.8k

Adjusted total capital = Total capital - (A's withdrawal + B's withdrawal

= 212k - (k + 1.8k)
= 212k - 2.8k
= 209.2k

C's share = (C's capital * C's time) / Adjusted total capital * Total profit

= (9k * 12) / 209.2k * 84000

= 108k / 209.2k * 84000

= 43200

C's share in the profit is Rs. 43,200.

4. P, Q, and R invested in a business. P invested for 8 months, Q for 10 months, and R

for 12 months. If their profits were in the ratio of 3:4:5, and the total profit was Rs.
27,000, what was R's investment?

A: Let the common ratio be 'k'

P's capital = 3k

Q's capital = 4k

R's capital = 5k

P's time = 8 months

Q's time = 10 months

R's time = 12 months

Total capital = (P's capital * P's time) + (Q's capital * Q's time) + (R's capital * R's time)
= (3k * 8) + (4k * 10) + (5k * 12)
= 24k + 40k + 60k
= 124k

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 Total profit = Rs. 27,000

R's investment = (R's capital * R's time) / Total profit * Total capital
= (5k * 12) / 27000 * 124k
= 60k / 27000 * 124k
= 275.56

R's investment is Rs. 275.56 (approx).

5. A and B invested in a business. A invested Rs. 20,000 for 6 months, while B invested
Rs. 30,000 for 8 months. If they earned a total profit of Rs. 16,000, what will be A's
share in the profit?

A: A's capital = Rs. 20,000

A's time = 6 months

B's capital = Rs. 30,000

B's time = 8 months

A's share = (A's capital * A's time) / (A's capital * A's time + B's capital * B's time) * Total
profit
= (20000 * 6) / (20000 * 6 + 30000 * 8) * 16000
= (120000) / (120000 + 240000) * 16000
= (120000) / (360000) * 16000
= 5333.33

A's share in the profit is Rs. 5,333.33 (approx).

6. A and B started a business by investing in the ratio of 5:8. After 4 months, C joined
with an investment equal to B's investment. If the total profit after a year was Rs.
75,000, what was C's share in the profit?

A: Let the common ratio be 'k'

A's capital = 5k
B's capital = 8k
C's capital = 8k (as C's investment is equal to B's)

A's time = 12 months (full year)

B's time = 12 months (full year)

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 C's time = 8 months (joined after 4 months)

Total capital = (A's capital * A's time) + (B's capital * B's time) + (C's capital * C's time)

= (5k * 12) + (8k * 12) + (8k * 8)

= 60k + 96k + 64k
= 220k

C's share = (C's capital * C's time) / Total capital * Total profit

= (8k * 8) / 220k * 75000

= 64k / 220k * 75000
= 21772.73

C's share in the profit is Rs. 21,772.73 (approx).

7. A, B, and C invested in a business in the ratio 3:4:5. After 4 months, A increased his
investment by 50% and B increased his investment by 25%. If the total profit at the
end of the year was Rs. 48,000, what was C's share in the profit?

A: Let the common ratio be 'k'

A's capital = 3k

B's capital = 4k

C's capital = 5k

A's time = 12 months (full year)

B's time = 12 months (full year)

C's time = 12 months (full year)

Total capital = (A's capital * A's time) + (B's capital * B's time) + (C's capital * C's time)

= (3k * 12) + (4k * 12) + (5k * 12)

= 36k + 48k + 60k
= 144k

A's increased investment = 50% of A's capital = 0.50 * 3k = 1.5k

B's increased investment = 25% of B's capital = 0.25 * 4k = k

Adjusted total capital = Total capital + (A's increased investment + B's increased
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 = 144k + (1.5k + k)
= 144k + 2.5k
= 146.5k

C's share = (C's capital * C's time) / Adjusted total capital * Total profit

= (5k * 12) / 146.5k * 48000

= 60k / 146.5k * 48000
= 19571.43

C's share in the profit is Rs. 19,571.43 (approx).

8. A and B started a business with investments of Rs. 15,000 and Rs. 20,000
respectively. After 3 months, C joined with an investment of Rs. 12,000. If they
earned a total profit of Rs. 30,000 at the end of the year, what will be B's share in the
profit?

A: A's capital = Rs. 15,000

B's capital = Rs. 20,000

C's capital = Rs. 12,000

A's time = 12 months (full year)

B's time = 12 months (full year)

C's time = 9 months (joined after 3 months)

Total capital = (A's capital * A's time) + (B's capital * B's time) + (C's capital * C's time)

= (15000 * 12) + (20000 * 12) + (12000 * 9)

= 180000 + 240000 + 108000

= 528000

B's share = (B's capital * B's time) / Total capital * Total profit

= (20000 * 12) / 528000 * 30000

= 240000 / 528000 * 30000
= 13636.36

B's share in the profit is Rs. 13,636.36 (approx).

9. A, B, and C started a business together with investments in the ratio 5:7:8. If the total
profit at the end of the year was Rs. 45,000, what was A's investment?

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A: Let the common ratio be 'k'

A's capital = 5k

B's capital = 7k

C's capital = 8k

A's time = 12 months (full year)

B's time = 12 months (full year)
C's time = 12 months (full year)

Total capital = (A's capital * A's time) + (B's capital * B's time) + (C's capital * C's time)

= (5k * 12) + (7k * 12) + (8k * 12)

= 60k + 84k + 96k
= 240k

A's investment = A's capital = 5k

A's share = (A's capital * A's time) / Total capital * Total profit

= (5k * 12) / 240k * 45000

= 60k / 240k * 45000
= 11250

A's investment is Rs. 11,250.

10. P, Q, and R started a business by investing in the ratio 4:5:6. After 6 months, P
withdrew 25% of his capital, while Q withdrew 20% of his capital, and R withdrew
15% of his capital. If the total profit at the end of the year was Rs. 72,000, what was
the total capital initially invested?

A: Let the common ratio be 'k'

P's capital = 4k
Q's capital = 5k
R's capital = 6k

P's time = 12 months (full year)

Q's time = 12 months (full year)
R's time = 12 months (full year)

Total capital = (P's capital * P's time) + (Q's capital * Q's time) + (R's capital * R's time)

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= (4k * 12) + (5k * 12) + (6k * 12)
= 48k + 60k + 72k
= 180k

P's withdrawal = 25% of P's capital = 0.25 * 4k = k

Q's withdrawal = 20% of Q's capital = 0.20 * 5k = k
R's withdrawal = 15% of R's capital = 0.15 * 6k = 0.9k

Adjusted total capital = Total capital - (P's withdrawal + Q's withdrawal + R's
withdrawal)

= 180k - (k + k + 0.9k)
= 180k - 2.9k
= 177.1k

Total profit = Rs. 72,000

The total capital initially invested = 177.1k (approx).

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 1.5 Blood Relations
1. A is the brother of B. B is the sister of C. What is the relationship of A with C?

A: A is the brother of B, and B is the sister of C. So, A is the brother of C.

2. If P is the son of Q, Q is the daughter of R, and R is the father of S, then what is the
relationship of S with P?

A: R is the father of S, and S is the son of R. So, P and S are siblings.

3. X is the mother of Y, and Z is the son of Y. What is the relationship of Z with X?

A: X is the mother of Y, and Z is the son of Y. So, Z is the grandson of X.

4. A is the brother of B, and C is the sister of B. What is the relationship of A with C?

A: A is the brother of B, and C is the sister of B. So, A and C are siblings.

5. P is the mother of Q, and R is the father of Q. What is the relationship of R with P?

A: P is the mother of Q, and R is the father of Q. So, R and P are spouses (husband and
wife).

6. A is the father of B, and C is the daughter of B. What is the relationship of A with C?

A: A is the father of B, and C is the daughter of B. So, A is the grandfather of C.

7. X is the sister of Y, and Y is the brother of Z. What is the relationship of X with Z?

A: X is the sister of Y, and Y is the brother of Z. So, X and Z are siblings.

8. P is the husband of Q, and R is the son of Q. What is the relationship of R with P?

A: P is the husband of Q, and R is the son of Q. So, R is the son of P.

9. A is the brother of B, and B is the sister of C. What is the relationship of A with C?

A: A is the brother of B, and B is the sister of C. So, A and C are siblings.

10. X is the father of Y, and Y is the mother of Z. What is the relationship of X with Z?

A: X is the father of Y, and Y is the mother of Z. So, X is the grandfather of Z.

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 1.6 Coding and Decoding
1. If "APPLE" is coded as "CRRNG", what will be the code for "ORANGE"?

A: To get the coded word, each letter of the original word is replaced with the letter that
comes two positions after it in the English alphabet. So, for "ORANGE", we shift each
letter two positions to the right in the alphabet:

O -> Q
R -> T
A -> C
N -> P
G -> I
E -> G

The code for "ORANGE" is "QTCPGI".

2. If "TRAIN" is coded as "XULDK", what will be the code for "CRANE"?

A: Using the same coding pattern, we shift each letter of "CRANE" four positions to the
right in the

alphabet:

C -> G
R -> V
A -> E
N -> R
E -> I

The code for "CRANE" is "GVEIR".

3. If "FRIEND" is coded as "JKUMJH", what will be the code for "ENEMY"?

A: Following the same pattern, we shift each letter of "ENEMY" four positions to the right
in the

alphabet:

E -> I
N -> R
E -> I
M -> Q
Y -> C

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 The code for "ENEMY" is "IRIQC".

4. If "PURPLE" is coded as "STWOHJ", what will be the code for "YELLOW"?

A: Following the same pattern, we shift each letter of "YELLOW" four positions to the right
in the alphabet:

Y -> C
E -> I
L -> P
L -> P
O -> S
W -> A

The code for "YELLOW" is "CIIPSA".

5. If "SUN" is coded as "XAR", what will be the code for "MOON"?

A: Following the same pattern, we shift each letter of "MOON" three positions to the right
in the alphabet:

M -> P
O -> R
O -> R
N -> Q

The code for "MOON" is "PRRQ".

6. If "PENCIL" is coded as "RGPEGK", what will be the code for "RULER"?

A: Following the same pattern, we shift each letter of "RULER" three positions to the right
in the alphabet:

R -> U
U -> X
L -> O
E -> H
R -> U

The code for "RULER" is "UXOHU".

7. If "TABLE" is coded as "WDCOG", what will be the code for "CHAIR"?

A: Following the same pattern, we shift each letter of "CHAIR" three positions to the right
in the alphabet:

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H -> K
A -> D
I -> L
R -> U

The code for "CHAIR" is "FKDLU".

8. If "COMPUTER" is coded as "GTGRUVGT", what will be the code for "KEYBOARD"?

A: Following the same pattern, we shift each letter of "KEYBOARD" three positions to the
right in the alphabet:

K -> N
E -> H
Y -> B
B -> E
O -> R
A -> D
R -> U
D -> G

The code for "KEYBOARD" is "NHBERUG".

9. If "WATER" is coded as "YCVGT", what will be the code for "FIRE"?

A: Following the same pattern, we shift each letter of "FIRE" two positions to the right in
the alphabet:

F -> H
I -> K
R -> T
E -> G

The code for "FIRE" is "HKTG".

10. If "SCHOOL" is coded as "UKROOJ", what will be the code for "COLLEGE"?

A: Following the same pattern, we shift each letter of "COLLEGE" three positions to the
right in the alphabet:

C -> F
O -> R
L -> O
L -> O
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E -> H
G -> J
E -> H

The code for "COLLEGE" is "FOROOJ".

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 1.7 Series Test
1. Find the next term in the series: 3, 7, 15, 31, ?

A: To get the next term, we can observe that each term is doubling and then adding 1.
Next term: 31 * 2 + 1 = 63

2. Find the missing number in the series: 5, 12, 27, ?, 71

A: To find the missing number, we can observe that each term is increasing by the square
of the consecutive odd numbers: 1^2, 3^2, 5^2, ...
Missing number: 27 + 5^2 = 27 + 25 = 52

3. What comes next in the series: 2, 6, 12, 20, ?

A: To find the next term, we can observe that the difference between consecutive terms is
increasing by 2.
Next term: 20 + 8 = 28

4. What is the next number in the series: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, ?

A: Each term in the series is doubling to get the next term.

Next term: 16 * 2 = 32

5. Find the missing number in the series: 2, 5, 10, ?, 26

A: To find the missing number, we can observe that each term is increasing by
consecutive odd numbers: 1, 3, 5, ...
Missing number: 10 + 7 = 17

6. What comes next in the series: 9, 16, 25, 36, ?

A: The series represents perfect squares of consecutive natural numbers.

Next term: 6^2 = 36

7. Find the next term in the series: 1, 3, 9, 27, ?

A: To find the next term, we can observe that each term is multiplied by 3.
Next term: 27 * 3 = 81

8. What is the missing number in the series: 4, 9, 25, ?, 121

A: To find the missing number, we can observe that each term is a square of consecutive
odd numbers: 3^2, 5^2, 7^2, ...
Missing number: 5^2 = 25

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9. What comes next in the series: 1, 4, 9, 16, ?

A: The series represents perfect squares of consecutive natural numbers.

Next term: 5^2 = 25

10. Find the missing number in the series: 12, ?, 36, 48, 60

A: To find the missing number, we can observe that each term is increasing by 12.
Missing number: 12 + 12 = 24

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 1.8 Ages
1. Ten years ago, the age of a father was three times the age of his son. If the father is
40 years old now, what is the current age of his son?

A: Let the son's current age be S years.

Ten years ago, the father's age was (40 - 10) = 30 years.
At that time, the father's age was three times the son's age:
30 = 3S
Now, solving for S:
S = 30 / 3
S = 10
The current age of the son is 10 years.

2. The sum of the ages of two friends, A and B, is 60 years. Five years ago, A was twice
as old as B. What are their current ages?

A: Let the current age of friend A be A years and friend B be B years.

From the given information, we can set up the following equations:
A + B = 60 ...(i) (The sum of their ages is 60)
A - 5 = 2(B - 5) ...(ii) (Five years ago, A was twice as old as B)
Now, solve the equations:

From equation (ii):

A - 5 = 2B – 10
A = 2B – 5

Substitute the value of A in equation (i):

2B - 5 + B = 60
3B = 65
B = 65 / 3 ≈ 21.67 (rounded to two decimal places)

Now, find A:

A = 2B – 5
A = 2(21.67) - 5 ≈ 38.34 (rounded to two decimal places)

The current age of friend A is approximately 38.34 years, and the current age of friend
B is approximately 21.67 years.

3. Ten years ago, a mother was six times as old as her daughter. The sum of their ages is
56 years now. What are their current ages?

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A: Let the current age of the daughter be D years.
Ten years ago, the mother's age was (56 - D) years.
At that time, the mother's age was six times the daughter's age:
56 - D = 6D

Now, solve for D:

7D = 56
D = 56 / 7
D=8

The current age of the daughter is 8 years.

Now, find the current age of the mother:

Mother's current age = 56 – D

Mother's current age = 56 – 8
Mother's current age = 48 years

4. The ratio of the ages of two friends, X and Y, is 3:5. If the sum of their ages is 64
years, what are their current ages?

A: Let the ages of friends X and Y be 3x and 5x, respectively.

According to the given information, 3x + 5x = 64

8x = 64
x = 64 / 8
x=8

Now, find the ages of X and Y:

Age of X = 3x = 3 * 8 = 24 years

Age of Y = 5x = 5 * 8 = 40 years

5. The age of a father is four times the age of his son. If the difference between their
ages is 36 years, what are their current ages?

A: Let the current age of the son be S years.

The current age of the father is four times the son's age, so the father's age is 4S years.

According to the given information, 4S - S = 36 (as the difference between their ages is
36)

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 Now, solve for S:
3S = 36
S = 36 / 3
S = 12

The current age of the son is 12 years.

Now, find the current age of the father:

Father's current age = 4S = 4 * 12 = 48 years

6. The average age of five friends is 30 years. If the ages of four of them are 28, 32, 26,
and 29 years, what is the age of the fifth friend?

A: The average age of five friends is 30 years. The sum of their ages is (30 * 5) = 150 years.
The sum of the ages of four friends is (28 + 32 + 26 + 29) = 115 years.
Let the age of the fifth friend be F years.
The sum of the ages of all five friends is 115 + F.

So, we have:

115 + F = 150

Now, solve for F:

F = 150 – 115

F = 35

The age of the fifth friend is 35 years.

7. Three years ago, the age of a mother was three times the age of her daughter. The
sum of their ages is 48 years now. What are their current ages?

A: Let the current age of the daughter be D years.

Three years ago, the mother's age was (48 - 3D) years.
At that time, the mother's age was three times the daughter's age:
48 - 3D = 3D
Now, solve for D:
6D = 48
D = 48 / 6
D=8

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 The current age of the daughter is 8 years.

Now, find the current age of the mother:

Mother's current age = 48 – D

Mother's current age = 48 – 8

Mother's current age = 40 years

8. The ratio of the ages of two brothers, P and Q, is 4:7. If the difference between their
ages is 21 years, what are their current ages?

A: Let the ages of brothers P and Q be 4x and 7x, respectively.

According to the given information, 7x - 4x = 21 (as the difference between their ages is
21)

Now, solve for x:

3x = 21
x = 21 / 3
x=7

Now, find the ages of P and Q:

Age of P = 4x = 4 * 7 = 28 years

Age of Q = 7x = 7 * 7 = 49 years

9. Five years ago, the age of a father was twice the age of his son. If the father is 45
years old now, what is the current age of his son?

A: Let the son's current age be S years.

Five years ago, the father's age was (45 - 5) = 40 years.
At that time, the father's age was twice the son's age:

40 = 2S

Now, solve for S: S = 40 / 2 => S = 20

The current age of the son is 20 years.

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10. The sum of the ages of three friends, A, B, and C, is 87 years. The ratio of their ages is
3:5:7. What are their current ages?

A: Let the ages of friends A, B, and C be 3x, 5x, and 7x, respectively.

According to the given information, 3x + 5x + 7x = 87

15x = 87
x = 87 / 15
x = 5.8 (rounded to one decimal place)

Now, find the ages of A, B, and C:

Age of A = 3x = 3 * 5.8 ≈ 17.4 (rounded to one decimal place)

Age of B = 5x = 5 * 5.8 ≈ 29 (rounded to the nearest integer)

Age of C = 7x = 7 * 5.8 ≈ 40.6 (rounded to one decimal place)

The current age of friend A is approximately 17.4 years, the current age of friend B is 29
years, and the current age of friend C is approximately 40.6 years

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 1.9 Profit and Loss
1. A shopkeeper bought a shirt for Rs. 800 and sold it for Rs. 1,000. Find the profit
percentage.

A: Profit = Selling Price - Cost Price

Profit = Rs. 1000 - Rs. 800 = Rs. 200
Profit Percentage = (Profit / Cost Price) * 100
Profit Percentage = (200 / 800) * 100 = 25%

2. A company sold a product at a 15% loss. If the selling price was Rs. 850, find the cost
price.

A: Loss = Cost Price - Selling Price

15% of Cost Price = Rs. 850
Cost Price = Rs. 850 / (1 - 0.15) = Rs. 850 / 0.85 = Rs. 1000

3. A trader bought 120 kg of rice for Rs. 3,600. He sold 40 kg at a 20% profit and the
remaining at a 10% loss. Find his overall profit or loss percentage.

A: Cost Price of 40 kg rice = Rs. 3,600

Selling Price of 40 kg rice = Cost Price * (1 + Profit Percentage)
Selling Price of 40 kg rice = Rs. 3,600 * (1 + 0.20) = Rs. 3,600 * 1.20 = Rs. 4,320
Loss on 80 kg rice = Cost Price * Loss Percentage
Loss on 80 kg rice = Rs. 3,600 * 0.10 = Rs. 360
Total Selling Price = Rs. 4,320 + Rs. (3,600 - 360) = Rs. 4,320 + Rs. 3,240 = Rs. 7,560
Overall profit percentage = ((Total Selling Price - Total Cost Price) / Total Cost Price) *
100
Overall profit percentage = ((7,560 - 3,600) / 3,600) * 100 = 110%

4. A trader marked the price of a watch at Rs. 4,000 and gave a discount of 20%. Find
the selling price and profit percentage if the cost price was Rs. 3,000.

A: Selling Price = Marked Price – Discount

Selling Price = Rs. 4,000 - (20% of Rs. 4,000)
Selling Price = Rs. 4,000 - Rs. 800 = Rs. 3,200
Profit = Selling Price - Cost Price
Profit = Rs. 3,200 - Rs. 3,000 = Rs. 200
Profit Percentage = (Profit / Cost Price) * 100
Profit Percentage = (200 / 3000) * 100 ≈ 6.67%

5. A bike was bought for Rs. 60,000. If it was sold at a 12% loss, find the selling price.

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A: Loss = Cost Price - Selling Price
12% of Cost Price = Rs. 60,000
Selling Price = Cost Price - (12% of Cost Price)
Selling Price = Rs. 60,000 - Rs. (0.12 * 60,000) = Rs. 60,000 - Rs. 7,200 = Rs. 52,800

6. A trader sold a mobile phone for Rs. 9,000 at a loss of 10%. Find the cost price of the
mobile phone.

A: Loss = Cost Price - Selling Price

10% of Cost Price = Rs. 9,000

Cost Price = Rs. 9,000 / (1 - 0.10) = Rs. 9,000 / 0.90 = Rs. 10,000

7. A retailer sells two products. He sells the first product at a 25% profit and the second
product at a 15% loss. If the cost price of both products is the same and Rs. 2,000
each, find the overall profit or loss percentage.

A: Selling Price of the first product = Cost Price * (1 + Profit Percentage)

Selling Price of the first product = Rs. 2,000 * (1 + 0.25) = Rs. 2,000 * 1.25 = Rs. 2,500
Selling Price of the second product = Cost Price * (1 - Loss Percentage)
Selling Price of the second product = Rs. 2,000 * (1 - 0.15) = Rs. 2,000 * 0.85 = Rs. 1,700
Total Selling Price = Rs. 2,500 + Rs. 1,700 = Rs. 4,200
Overall profit percentage = ((Total Selling Price - Total Cost Price) / Total Cost Price) *
100
Overall profit percentage = ((4,200 - 4,000) / 4,000) * 100 = 5%

8. A shopkeeper bought a box of chocolates for Rs. 480. He sold 3/4th of the box at a
20% profit and the rest at a 10% loss. Calculate the overall profit or loss percentage.

A: Selling Price of 3/4th of the box = Rs. 480 * (1 + 0.20) = Rs. 480 * 1.20 = Rs. 576
Selling Price of 1/4th of the box = Rs. 480 * (1 - 0.10) = Rs. 480 * 0.90 = Rs. 432
Total Selling Price = Rs. 576 + Rs. 432 = Rs. 1,008
Overall profit percentage = ((Total Selling Price - Total Cost Price) / Total Cost Price) *
100
Overall profit percentage = ((1,008 - 480) / 480) * 100 ≈ 110%

9. A company bought a machine for Rs. 50,000. They sold it for Rs. 45,000. Calculate the
loss percentage.

A: Loss = Cost Price - Selling Price

Loss = Rs. 50,000 - Rs. 45,000 = Rs. 5,000
Loss Percentage = (Loss / Cost Price) * 100
Loss Percentage = (5,000 / 50,000) * 100 = 10%

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10. A carpenter bought a set of tools for Rs. 3,200 and sold them at a 15% profit. With
that money, he bought another set of tools and sold them at a 10% loss. Calculate his
overall profit or loss percentage.

A: Selling Price of the first set of tools = Rs. 3,200 * (1 + 0.15) = Rs. 3,200 * 1.15 = Rs.
3,680
Selling Price of the second set of tools = Rs. 3,680 * (1 - 0.10) = Rs. 3,680 * 0.90 = Rs.
3,312
Overall profit percentage = ((Total Selling Price - Total Cost Price) / Total Cost Price) *
100
Overall profit percentage = ((3,312 - 3,200) / 3,200) * 100 ≈ 3.5%

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 1.10 Ratios
1. The ratio of the ages of Peter and John is 3:5. If the sum of their ages is 64, what is
the age of John?
A: Let the ages of Peter and John be 3x and 5x, respectively.
Given, 3x + 5x = 64
Solving for x, we get x = 8.
So, the age of John (5x) is 5 * 8 = 40 years.

2. In a mixture of milk and water, the ratio is 4:1. If the total quantity of the mixture
is 45 liters, how much water is there in the mixture?
A: Let the quantity of milk be 4x and the quantity of water be x.
Given, 4x + x = 45
Solving for x, we get x = 9.
So, the quantity of water in the mixture is 9 liters.

3. A bag contains coins of 50 paise, 1 rupee, and 2 rupees in the ratio of 2:3:5. If the
total value of all the coins in the bag is 240 rupees, how many 2-rupee coins are
there?
A: Let the number of 50 paise coins be 2x, the number of 1 rupee coins be 3x, and the
number of 2 rupees coins be 5x.
Given, 0.5(2x) + 1(3x) + 2(5x) = 240
Solving for x, we get x = 20.
So, the number of 2-rupee coins is 5 * 20 = 100.

4. The ratio of the sides of two similar triangles is 2:3. If the area of the smaller
triangle is 18 sq. cm, what is the area of the larger triangle?
A: Since the ratio of the sides of similar triangles is 2:3, the ratio of their areas will be
(2^2):(3^2) = 4:9.
So, the area of the larger triangle = 18 * (9/4) = 40.5 sq. cm.

5. The ages of A, B, and C are in the ratio 3:5:8. If the sum of their ages is 96, what is
the age of C?
A: Let the ages of A, B, and C be 3x, 5x, and 8x, respectively.
Given, 3x + 5x + 8x = 96
Solving for x, we get x = 4.
So, the age of C (8x) is 8 * 4 = 32 years.

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6. The ratio of boys to girls in a class is 4:5. If there are 36 students in the class, how
many boys are there?
A: Let the number of boys be 4x and the number of girls be 5x.
Given, 4x + 5x = 36
Solving for x, we get x = 4.
So, the number of boys in the class is 4 * 4 = 16.

7. The incomes of A, B, and C are in the ratio 5:3:2. If their total income is 60,000
rupees, what is the income of B?
A: Let the incomes of A, B, and C be 5x, 3x, and 2x, respectively.
Given, 5x + 3x + 2x = 60,000
Solving for x, we get x = 6000.
So, the income of B (3x) is 3 * 6000 = 18,000 rupees.

8. The ratio of the lengths of two sides of a rectangle is 3:4. If the perimeter of the
rectangle is 70 units, what is the length of the longer side?
A: Let the lengths of the sides be 3x and 4x.
Given, 2(3x + 4x) = 70
Solving for x, we get x = 7.
So, the length of the longer side (4x) is 4 * 7 = 28 units.

9. The ratio of the salaries of two employees is 5:8. If the salary of the second
employee is 32,000 rupees, what is the salary of the first employee?
A: Let the salary of the first employee be 5x and the salary of the second employee be
8x.
Given, 8x = 32,000
Solving for x, we get x = 4,000.
So, the salary of the first employee (5x) is 5 * 4,000 = 20,000 rupees.

10. The ratio of the speeds of two cars is 4:5. If the first car covers 240 km in 4 hours,
how long will it take for the second car to cover 300 km at its speed?
A: Let the speed of the first car be 4x km/hr and the speed of the second car be 5x
km/hr.
Given, 4x = 240/4 => x = 15.
So, the speed of the second car is 5 * 15 = 75 km/hr.
Time taken by the second car to cover 300 km at this speed = 300/75 = 4 hours.

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 1.11 Time and Work
1. A machine can complete a task in 8 days. Another machine can complete the same
task in 12 days. If both machines work together, how many days will they take to
complete the task?

A: Let the total work be 24 units (LCM of 8 and 12). The first machine can do 24/8 = 3
units of work per day, and the second machine can do 24/12 = 2 units of work per day.
When they work together, they can do 3 + 2 = 5 units of work per day. So, they will
complete the task in 24/5 = 4.8 days (approximately).

2. Three workers can complete a project in 15 days. If one of the workers leaves after 6
days, how many more days will it take to complete the project?

A: In 6 days, the three workers complete 6 * (1/15) = 2/5 of the project. So, 1 - 2/5 = 3/5
of the project is left. With two workers now, they will complete 2/5 of the project in 2 *
(5/2) = 5 days. Therefore, it will take 5 more days to complete the project.

3. A contractor can finish a construction project in 20 days, working 8 hours a day. To

complete the project in 10 days, how many hours a day should the contractor work?

A: The contractor needs to complete the same amount of work in half the number of
days, so they should work twice the number of hours per day. 8 hours/day * 2 = 16
hours/day.

4. Two friends can clean a house in 6 hours. If they invite a third friend to help, they can
clean it in 4 hours. How long would the third friend take to clean the house alone?

A: Let the work be W, and let the efficiency of the first two friends be E1 and E2,
respectively. From the information given, we have E1 + E2 = W/6 (equation 1) and E1 +
E2 + E3 = W/4 (equation 2), where E3 is the efficiency of the third friend. Subtracting
equation 1 from equation 2, we get E3 = W/4 - W/6 = W/12. So, the third friend can
clean the house alone in 12 hours.

5. A tap can fill a tank in 10 hours. Another tap can empty the tank in 15 hours. If both
taps are opened together, how long will it take to fill the tank?

A: Let the capacity of the tank be LCM of 10 and 15, which is 30 units. The first tap fills
30/10 = 3 units per hour, and the second tap empties 30/15 = 2 units per hour. When
both taps are opened, they fill at a net rate of 3 - 2 = 1 unit per hour. So, it will take
30/1 = 30 hours to fill the tank.

6. A group of 5 painters can paint a house in 8 days. How many more painters should be
added to complete the work in 6 days?
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A: The total work is the same in both scenarios. Let the number of additional painters be
x. So, the equation is 5 painters * 8 days = (5 + x) painters * 6 days. Solving for x, we get
x = 10 additional painters.

7. A factory of 80 workers can produce 240 toys in 12 days. If they work for 15 days,
how many toys can they produce?

A: The number of toys produced is directly proportional to the number of workers and
the number of days. So, the number of toys produced in 15 days will be 240 toys * 15
days / 12 days = 300 toys.

8. A contractor can complete a road project in 25 days by working 10 hours a day. If the
contractor works 12 hours a day, how many days will it take to complete the project?

A: The work required to complete the project is the same in both scenarios. Let the
number of days required when working 12 hours a day be x. So, the equation is 25 days
* 10 hours/day = x days * 12 hours/day. Solving for x, we get x = 20 days.

9. A machine can produce 300 widgets in 6 hours. How many widgets can it produce in
10 hours?

A: The number of widgets produced is directly proportional to the number of hours

worked. So, the machine can produce 300 widgets * 10 hours / 6 hours = 500 widgets
in 10 hours.

10. A project requires 15 workers to complete in 20 days. If the project deadline is

reduced to 12 days, how many more workers should be hired to meet the deadline?

A: The total work is the same in both scenarios. Let the number of additional workers be
x. So, the equation is 15 workers * 20 days = (15 + x) workers * 12 days. Solving for x,
we get x = 25 additional workers.

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Indian companies. These questions serve to evaluate your critical thinking abilities, information
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2. Resume Writing

3.1 The art of writing and impressive resume

The key to unlocking opportunities in today’s competitive job market. It serves as your personal
marketing tool, highlighting your skills, qualifications, and experiences to potential employers.
Whether you’re a fresh graduate or a seasoned professional, understanding the art of resume
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3.2 The power of action verbs in your resume

When it comes to crafting an effective resume, the strategic use of power verbs can make a
significant impact. Power verbs are strong, action-oriented words that help communicate your
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 4. Readiness for JAM Session
When you are asked to speak about yourself in a JAM session, it's an opportunity to showcase
your communication skills, self-awareness, and relevant personal and professional attributes.
Here's a guide on how to effectively speak about you in a JAM session.
Remember that the goal of speaking about you in a JAM session is to leave a positive impression

5. Group Discussions
Securing employment opportunities for newcomers in India can be a daunting task, especially
when they lack a clear understanding of how to excel in the multifaceted selection procedures.
Companies recruiting fresh graduates often utilize group discussions as an assessment tool to
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6. Interview Skills
6.1 Dos and Donts during the interview process
Job interviews play a crucial role in determining whether you secure that coveted position. To
make a positive impression and increase your chances of success, it’s essential to be well-
prepared and aware of the dos and don’ts during the interview process… READ MORE
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When it comes to job interviews, one question that is almost always guaranteed to be asked is,
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mastering-the-interview-question/

7. Email Writing
7.1 Email has revolutionized the way we communicate in both personal and professional
settings. In the fast-paced world of business, the ability to write effective emails is an essential
skill…READ MORE https://www.skillgrads.com/email-writing-unlocking-the-power-of-effective-
communication/

7.2 In today’s digital age, email has become an indispensable tool for professional
communication. Whether you’re corresponding with clients, colleagues, or potential employers,
it’s essential to maintain a high level of professionalism in your emails…READ MORE
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communication/

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Innovative and effective training solutions for today’s students are our goal. Our programs teach students how to
succeed academically and professionally.

At SkillGrads, we offer expert advice and guidance to help organizations drive success. Our experienced consultants
bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the table, and work closely with each organization to understand their
unique needs and challenges. Whether you are looking to improve efficiency, increase productivity, or stay ahead of
the competition, our business consulting services can help. Let us help you take your organization to the next level.

At SkillGrads, we take pride in our ability to provide customized solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of each
client. Our team of experienced consultants possesses a deep understanding of various industries, allowing us to
deliver insightful and practical strategies across multiple sectors. Whether you are a small startup, an established
corporation, or anything in between, our services are designed to support your specific requirements.

In the fast-paced and complex business landscape, having a trusted consulting partner like SkillGrads can make all the
difference. Through our tailored services, industry expertise, and commitment to excellence, we empower businesses
to overcome challenges, embrace opportunities, and achieve remarkable success.

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