M.Tech from IIT | SBI PO Qualified | 4 years of Teaching experience | Assistant Professor in MIT MUZAFFARPUR (Bihar Govt.) 

Mohit Kumar

Questions on the topic of INEQUALITY can be classified into six categories. These questions can be solved within 10-15 seconds without using pen and paper. The shortcut technique consist of only two rules. View the course to know the shortcut

Discover, Learn and Master all the tricks and strategy to demolish the Banking examination and achieve your goal with flying colours

Bank Exams

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(Hindi) Inequalities-Solve without Pen and Paper: Bank Exams

Inequalities

Verbal Reasoning

Reasoning

Bank, SSC & Railway Exams

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Test Preparation

Verbal Reasoning 

Classification of problems of INEQUALITY into six categories. Two rules of the short cut. Example to clear all the doubts

Introduction, Classification and Rules (in Hindi)

5 questions of SINGLE STATEMENT. Use of shortcut formula to solve them

Single Statement (in Hindi)

3 Rules to verify EITHER OR conditions in case of single statement inequality

Shortcut to Solve Either Or Conditions (in Hindi)

How to make single statement from two statements and then find the relationship between two variables

Double Statements Both at End (in Hindi)

How to create one statement from two statements when the common variable in one statement is in between

Double Statements: One at End (in Hindi)

In this video it is discussed how to solve INEQUALITY questions with two statements and the common variable in between

Double Statements: None at End (in Hindi)

How to solve 3 statements and 4 statements .

Multiple Statements (in Hindi)

Mona Choudhary

In this course I will be teaching Inequalities Reasoning lessons which are very important for every Bank exams. My lessons will cover easy tricks that can solve questions of inequalities in very less time.

(Hindi) Inequalities Reasoning Tricks for Bank Exams

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Cleared RRB Clerk , SBI Clerk pre, NTPC 2016,
1 year experience in software developing along with 5 year Experience in 

Hemant Mishra

This course give detail knowledge of inequality topic. Go through this series and increase chances of your selection.

(Hindi) Coded Inequality / Inequality for Bank PO, Bank Clerk Exam

I am a B.Tech graduate in Computer Science. Scored decent marks in Cocubes and AMCAT. Prior to this, I was working as a technical recruiter.

Kirti Mishra

Inequality is one of the favorite topics of the examiners that they generally ask in exams. Also,  this topic carries 5-6 marks weightage in exams, therefore,  this is a major topic and can't be ignored. I have created this course so as to make the concepts of inequality very clear and easy to the aspirants.

Inequality

M.Sc (Physics)
Avid learner, 
Love for Teaching, Playing guitar, Reading novels..

Deepika Goyal

In this course, the educator is discussing inequality based questions(direct and coded both) and provides some handy and easy tricks to solve in just few seconds. Useful for competitive exams like SSC, IBPS PO/Clerk, SBI PO/Clerk, LIC AAOetc

(Hindi) Inequality (Direct and Indirect) for Bank PO/Clerk

A computer Science Graduate, content writer by profession. MA Development- Azim Premji University

Gauri Bansal

This course covers the topic of inequalities  questions based on which are asked under the reasoning section in various bank examinations.

Inequalities - Introduction and Problems for Banking Exams

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Sarwar Imam

This course deals an important topic data sufficiency.  There are minimum 5 questions on it.  Here I am going to discuss data sufficiency on Profit & Loss.  On other topic,  data sufficiency will launch very soon.

Lessons

7 lessons • 1h 11m

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Introduction, Classification and Rules (in Hindi)

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Single Statement (in Hindi)

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Shortcut to Solve Either Or Conditions (in Hindi)

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Double Statements Both at End (in Hindi)

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Double Statements: One at End (in Hindi)

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Double Statements: None at End (in Hindi)

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Multiple Statements (in Hindi)