09 May 2021 Computer Science Test Result

 

S.No.	Name	Marks
1	Meera Yadav	37
2	Salvi Vatsa	36
3	Pooja Chaudhary	35
4	Varsha Chaudhary	33
5	Aarti	32
6	Shubham Sharma Bhardwaj	32
7	Suruchi	32
8	Ankur Bhardwaj	31
9	Nitin Kumar	30
10	Prabin Pandey	30
11	Ravina Dahiya	30
12	Sanjay	30
13	Priyanka Yadav	29
14	Ranjeet Singh	29
15	Shefali Sharma	29
16	Shehbaz	29
17	Manish Kumar Garg	28
18	Sushmita Singh	28
19	Chirag Kashyap	27
20	Mohd. Junaid	27
21	Aman	26
22	Amita Mor	26
23	Priya Chaurasia	26
24	Priyanka Arora	26
25	Rajesh Kumar	26
26	Sandeep Kumar	26
27	Amarjeet Singh	25
28	Divya...	25
29	Garima Batra	25
30	Karan Kumar	25
31	Mukesh Roy	25
32	Nitish Kumar	25
33	Piyush Kumar	25
34	Pragati Jakhar	25
35	Rohit Kumar	25
36	Ankur Gahlawat	24
37	Anuradha Bhardwaj	24
38	Garima Batra	24
39	Harshita Kaushik	24
40	Hitesh Kumar	24
41	Manish Kumar	24
42	Rahul	24
43	Rajiv Ranjan	24
44	Sanjeev	24
45	Vikas Patel	24
46	Anil Yadav	23
47	Ankit Pandey	23
48	Atul	23
49	Gaurav	23
50	Kavita Chahar	23
51	Md Tehran	23
52	Poonam Yadav 782	23
53	Shweta Sharma	23
54	Lalit Gupta	22
55	Poonam Yadav	22
56	Pritam Kumari	22
57	Priyanka Soni	22
58	Rakesh Dhankhar	22
59	Hemnat Kumar Singh	21
60	Lovely	21
61	Nancy	21
62	Neety	21
63	Pinki Rani	21
64	Raj Kumar	21
65	Ajay Kumar	20
66	Akanksha Sharma	20
67	Ànjali	20
68	Preeti Kataria	20
69	Vipin Kumar	20
70	Anuroop Singh	19
71	Naveen	19
72	Ritu Meena	19
73	Rohit Sharma	19
74	Sandeep	19
75	Shivani Singh	19
76	Artee Sikarwar	18
77	Gopal Sharma	18
78	Pragya Sharma	18
79	Preeti Patel	18
80	Richa Dubey	18
81	Suhail Malik	18
82	Yash Kumar	18
83	Yash Sharma	18
84	Annu	17
85	Deepali	17
86	Jitender	17
87	Ranjeet Yadav	17
88	Ajeet Singh	16
89	Alka Sharma	16
90	Divya Mishra	16
91	Nisha	16
92	Sonika	16
93	Ajay Gupta	15
94	Chandan	15
95	Hemant Kumar Singh	15
96	Jyoti Lamba	15
97	Mohd. Asif	15
98	Monika Yadav	15
99	Manisha	14
100	Mohit	14
101	Niharika Khurana	14
102	Preeti	14
103	Seema Dagar	14
104	Akshay Sharma	13
105	Ankul Singh	13
106	Anuj Kashyap	13
107	Dilip Gupta	13
108	Gaurav Sharma	13
109	Himanshu	13
110	Jeet Meena	13
111	Manoj Kumar	13
112	Nitin	13
113	Pratiksha Shendge	13
114	Satyam	13
115	Shahib	13
116	Sandhya	12
117	Sonam Singh	11
118	Ashish	10
119	Poonam Goyal	10
120	Ravi Kumar	10
121	Jagjeet Singh	9
122	Rajendra	9
123	Vaibhav	9
124	Vintam	9
125	Brahmdutt	8
126	Shalu	8
127	Anupama Jena	7
128	Manu Raghav	7
129	Vijay	6
130	Rashmika Kataria	5
131	Jatin Mann	0
132	Jyoti Antil	0
133	Jyoti Malik	0
134	Ritvik	0
135	Tush	0

How to create and run C program in Linux and Unix

 

Creating C Program in Linux Terminal

Step 1 :

Create a file like First.c

Open the the file and write the souce code in the file.

#include<stdio.h>

int main()

{

printf("\nHello India Delhi\n\n");

return 0;

}

Step 2 :

In Terminal

1.

 

Compile the program

gcc First.c -o First

-o First tells the compiler to create an executable with the name First

2.

Run the program

./First 

output:

Hello India Delhi

English Test Paper for SSC, Banking, TGT and PGT Exams

Que. 1) Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom
.
 Blow one's own trumpet.

 1. Be self-reliant 
2. Follow others 
3. Condemn others 
4. Praise oneself

Que. 2) Select the INCORRECTLY spelt word.

 1. Nuisance

2. Negociate

3. Negligible

4. Necessary

Que. 3) Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.

➢    If there is no need to substitute it, select No improvement.

➢   My shoes were worn out so I had to buy a new one.

1. the new one's

2. No improvement

3. new ones

4. a new ones 

 

Que.4) Select the option that expresses the given sentence in reported speech.

➢    She said to me," What time is your flight tomorrow?"

1. She asked me what time is my flight the next day.

2. She asked me what time my flight was the following day

3. She asked me what time my flight will be the next day.

4. She asked me that what time was my flight tomorrow 

 

DSSSB PGT Exams Date Sheet

 

Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB)

 The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has invited applications for the recruitment to the Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) posts. All the interested and eligible candidates must apply for the same through the official website of the Selection Board. The link to apply for DSSSB PGT 2020 will be activated from January 24, 2020, while the last date for submitting the online applications is February 23, 2020, until 11:59 pm. A total of 3,359 vacancies have been announced for DSSSB PGT recruitment 2020.

DOWNLOAD NOTIFICATION

Important: The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board is going to roll out a total of 12000+ vacancies for the post of Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT). DSSSB will soon release the detailed advertisement on 31st May 2021. On 31st March 2021, Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has filed an affidavit in the Delhi High Court regarding the recruitment to the post of Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT) for filling up 12,000 vacancies in Delhi Government Schools. 

      The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board has issued a notification confirming an increase in the number of vacancies of the TGT special education teacher post. A total of 978 vacancies were declared earlier and now the 364 additional vacancies have been announced.

Earlier, the DSSSB teacher recruitment 2020 notification was out for DSSSB TGT/PGT vacancies. Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) has released the DSSSB recruitment notification 2020 for 2539 PGT vacancies and 1539 TGT vacancies. The vacancies have been recently increased.

DSSSB 2020 Vacancy Increased, Check Notification

DSSSB Notification 2020-2021

The online application for DSSSB recruitment 2020-21 of Advt 02/20 has been closed on 20th March 2021 at DSSSB official website https://dsssbonline.nic.in/. The last date to apply online for DSSSB PGT vacancies which were extended. Hopefully, you have completed the procedure to apply online for DSSSB PGT/PGT recruitment (Advt. 04/20) before 20th March 2021.

HMD - Head Mounted Display

VR (Virtual Reality)

Virtual reality is a fully digital, computer-generated, three-dimensional experiential environment. Unlike traditional user interfaces that only allow users to view a screen, VR allows the user to step inside an experience, to be immersed in and interact with a 3D world that can either simulate or differ completely from the real world. 

There are 3 primary categories of virtual reality simulations used today: 

• non-immersive, 
• semi-immersive, and 
• fully-immersive simulations.

This technology provides a computer-generated environment, but allows the user to stay aware of and keep control of their physical environment.

Semi-immersive virtual experiences provide users with a partially virtual environment. It will still give users the perception of being in a different reality when they focus on the digital image, but also allows users to remain connected to their physical surroundings.

Fully-immersive simulations give users the most realistic simulation experience, complete with sight and sound. To experience and interact with fully-immersive virtual reality, the user needs the proper VR glasses or a head mount display (HMD). VR headsets provide high-resolution content with a wide field of view. 

HMD

Head-mounted displays (HMDs) are small displays or projection technology integrated into eyeglasses or mounted on a helmet or hat.

It has a small display optic in front of one or each eye. An HMD has many uses including gaming, aviation, engineering, and medicine. 

String in C++ Qus - 2

 #include<stdio.h>

#include<iostream.h>

#include<conio.h>

#include<string.h>

int main()

{

clrscr();

/*char S[]={'A','B','C','\0'};

cout<<S<<endl;

char S1[6]="Hello";

char S2[6]="India";

char S3[12]=S1+S2;

cout<<S3;

 */

char *S1="Hello";

char *S2="India";

//char *S3=S1+S2;

//char *S3=

strcat(S1,S2);

cout<<S1<<endl;

cout<<S2<<endl;

//cout<<S3;

char *s4="Amit Kumar Sharma";

char s5='i';

//cout<<strchr(s4,s5);

s4=s4+3;

cout<<s4;

getch();

return 0;

}

String in C++ Qus - 1

 #include<stdio.h>

#include<iostream.h>

#include<conio.h>

#include<string.h>

int main()

{

clrscr();

char *S;

cout<<"Enter String"<<endl;

//cin>>S;

//cin.getline(S,3);

//gets(S);

scanf("%s",S);

int a;

scanf("%d",&a);

cout<<S<<endl<<a;

getch();

return 0;

}