Most important and expected questions of jkssb


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  3. Ans ROMs are of different kinds. These Questions are particularly useful for those, who are in the Final stages of the preparation and requires the much needed Final revision, right before the exam.
  4. If you are preparing for JKSSB Teacher Exam then you might be aware that Environmental Science carries 10 Marks and in the context of an exam, where 2. Since execution takes place in parallel, they are used for high-speed execution, and to increase the power of the computer. Ans Sant Bhai Mela Singh 80 Who constructed stone stairs at Shankracharya temple?
  5. Since execution takes place in parallel, they are used for high-speed execution, and to increase the power of the computer. Ans ROM is a non-volatile difference but is a read-only memory. It generally seeks the operating system on the hard disk. Ans Asif Khan Brother of Nur Jahan 68 Hazartbal shrine is famous for. However, interpreter executes line-by-line, so executing the program using an interpreter means that during each execution, the el code is first interpreted and then executed. A queue is maintained for the processes requesting the CPU. Ans For each day of delay in providing information, PIO had to pay a penalty of Rs 250 Per Day, and maximum amount should not exceed Rs 25000. Ans 450 MW 54 Uri Dam is met on which river. Ans Memory management includes memory allocation, de-allocation, re-allocation of free block, and memory protection and sharing. Here we present the Most Expected Questions for JKSSB Graduate Level Exam and 10+2 Level Exam If you are going to appear for 2017 and 10+2 Level Custodes then this post, will help you in analyzing your performance and check your preparedness for the Exam. The programming language should be understood, both by the programmer who is writing the program and the computer. Ans Primary Memory, Secondary Memory and Cache Memory.
  6. '+relatedpoststitle+' - Ans: i These were vacuum Tubes based machines ii Large in Size, Expensive to Operate iii Instructions were written in Machine Language iv Computation Time was in Milliseconds 4 Name the Characteristics of Second Generation Computers?
  7. If you are preparing for JKSSB Teacher Exams 2018, then we have some good news for you. Teacher Exam Schedule in announced and Admit cards are available for Download. JKSSB Teacher Exam will be held in Three Phases. Admit Cards for JKSSB Teacher Posts are already been announced and you can download it from the JKSSB Online Portal www. Yes, we will be Sharing the 1000 Most Expected and Important Questions for JKSSB Teacher Exam 2018. These Questions are for those Subjects of the Syllabus, that is common for All the Three Categories of Teacher Posts. If you remember, In 2017, we have shared the 500 Expected Questions for JKSSB Exams and Today, we will add another 500 Questions to make it 1000 Important Questions. These Questions are particularly useful for those, who are in the Final stages of the preparation and requires the much needed Final revision, right before the exam. Here is the Overview of Subject wise Expected Questions for JKSSB Teacher Exam, 2018. In this section, you can read the 300 Expected Questions for JKSSB Teacher Exam. Ans Charles Babbage 2 How many Generation of Computers do we actually? Ans Five Generations 3 What are the Characteristics of First Generation Computers? Ans: i These were vacuum Tubes based machines ii Large in Size, Expensive to Operate iii Instructions were written in Machine Language iv Computation Time was in Milliseconds 4 Name the Characteristics of Second Generation Computers? Ans CPU or microprocessor. Ans Airthmatic Login Unit ALU , Control Unit and Registers 11 What constitutes the memory Unit? Ans Primary Memory, Secondary Memory and Cache Memory. Ans RAM and ROM 13 What are Registers? Ans Registers are low-storage capacity, high-speed storage areas within the CPU. The data, instructions, addresses and intermediate results of processing are stored in the registers by the CPU 14 What is Cache Memory? Ans Cache memory is a very high-speed memory placed in between RAM and CPU, to increase the processing speed. Cache memory is available in three levels L1, L2 and L3. Cache memory is a storage buffer that stores the data that is used more often, temporarily, and makes them available to CPU at a fast rate. During processing, CPU first checks cache for the required data. If data is not found in cache, then it looks in the RAM for data. Cache memory is very expensive, so it is smaller in size. Generally, computers have cache memory of sizes 256 KB to 2 MB 15 What are the Characteristics of RAM? Ans RAM provides temporary stora

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