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previous year English question paper solution

🔴 Full Questions in RED ⚫ Full Answers in BLACK 📘 Complete passages included 📘 SECTION A – READING SKILLS (20 Marks) ✅ PASSAGE 1 – SAFFRON Saffron is a spice that’s long been revered across the globe, captivating hearts and palates with its deep-red hue and complex flavour. It is one of the most prized spices on this planet. Just like gold is among the most valuable metals in the world, saffron means the same in the world of spices. Also known as ‘kesar’ in Hindi, it has a rich history and is often called an ancient spice. Saffron has been used since ages in foods made for royals and elites due to its medicinal properties. It comes from the delicate stigma of the saffron crocus flower. It adds earthy sweetness and unique aroma to dishes like Paella, Bouillabaisse, Risotto Milanese, Kesar Kulfi, Biryani and Tachin. It is cultivated mainly in Iran and also grown in Spain, France, Italy and parts of India. The stigmas are handpicked and dried carefully. About 150,000 flowers are requir...

english board exam grammer 40 marks

For Class 10 Board Exam 2026 You can directly use this to take a full class. 🟦 PART 1 – EDITING (Error Correction) 🎯 Objective Students identify and correct grammatical errors in a given passage. 📌 Marks Pattern 5–6 sentences 1 mark each Error + Correction format 🔹 Types of Errors Frequently Asked Area Common Errors Tenses have → has, is → was Modals can → could Prepositions in → at, than → to Articles a → an Subject-Verb boys has → boys have Determiners much → many Pronouns his → their Conjunctions but → and 🟩 TEACHING STRATEGY Step 1: Identify Subject Step 2: Check Verb Agreement Step 3: Check Tense Step 4: Check Articles & Prepositions Step 5: Read sentence logically 📝 Board Pattern Example 1 The boy do not like playing outside. He prefer to stay inside the house. Error Correction do does prefer prefers 📝 Board Pattern Example 2 She is senior than me and live in Delhi since 2010. Error Correction than to live has lived 🔥 Most Repeated Error Areas (Last 5–7 Years) ✔ Subje...

KEEPGOINGCLASSES

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PABT IN DEFENCE (How to become pilot)

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What is a PABT Pilot Aptitude Battery Test in Indian Armed Forces? Many Aspirants want to join the Defence forces as a pilot & make their dream come true of flying a fighter jet. One of the major task that they need to perform after clearing the 1st day of SSB is to crack PABT or CPSS test which is conducted by the Indian Air Force. Today we are going to discuss the PABT test in detail. We would also be sharing some important tips to crack this test. We will discuss CPSS in an upcoming article. What is the PABT Test in the Indian Armed Forces? Pilot Aptitude Battery Test (PABT) is carried out for candidates aspiring to join the flying branch of the Indian Air Force, Navy, Army and Coast Guard. The purpose of these tests is to assess the ability of a candidate to be trained as a pilot. The CPSS (Computerised Pilot Selection System) is an upgraded version of the PABT test. Which we will cover in the next section. Pilot A...

JOBS AFTER 12TH CLASS

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 If you are searching a job after class 12 in India. You are at right platform.There are a lots of gateway for you to get settled after class 12 .  💪 One of the biggest and better organization is indian defence means you can easily join indian army, navy and airforce after intermediate.  You will have to prepare for Competitive exams  (ie NDA, NA, AIRFORCE X GROUP, NAVY AA, AIRFORCE Y GROUP, INDIAN ARMY, NAVY SSR etc)  You can visit sarkariresult.com and get their updates easily. You can also wisit official sites of all wings.  Other job options which are open to a student after his/her intermediate is state police, railway. Post office etc. You have opportunity and if you have spark in you, job will be always a cup of tea for you.  So prepare hard do well and keep your studies in full swing.  Thankyou.  All the best

SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE

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■ SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE INITIATIVE (SCRI) LAUNCHED . ◇ The Supply Chain Resilience Initiative (SCRI) was formally launched on Tuesday by the Trade Ministers of India, Japan and Australia. ◇ The three sides agreed that pandemic revealed supply chain vulnerabilities globally and in the region and noted the importance of risk management and continuity plans in order to avoid supply chain disruptions. □ CHINA'S REACTION ◇ China’s Foreign Ministry on Wednesday described the move as ‘unrealistic’. ◇ The formation and development of global industrial and supply chains are determined by market forces and companies choices, it said. ◇ It also said that the artificial industrial ‘transfer’ is an unrealistic approach that goes against the economic laws and can neither solve domestic problems nor do anything good to the stability of the global industrial and supply chains. ▪︎ SOURCE - THE HINDU.📰

IMPORTANT PORTION OF SYLLABUS (UPSC, NDA, CDSE)

If you note, right from 2011, questions from some areas have been constants in this exam, i.e. they keep coming year after year or every alternate year. Some of these include:- Alternative energy sources and materials (e.g. H-CNG, bio-fuels, shale gas, photovoltaics, fly ash) Bio-technology – Hybridization, new developments such as DNA (genetic) engineering/alteration techniques (CRISPR, RNAi) Use of important microorganisms (e.g. blue-green algae), symbiotics etc. Nano-technology and developments – e.g. Carbon nanotubes Astrophysics (e.g. neutron stars, gravitational waves, black holes), Higher physics (e.g. general theory of relativity), space-missions Polar regions – Issues, bodies and treaties related to Arctic and Antarctica,  New developments such as seed vault Diseases in India – Outbreaks, pandemics, eradicated diseases, WHO or MoHFW guidelines Patents (issues and developments) – Evergreening, Patents Act, IPAB, WIPO Emerging technologies (especially communication)– Li-Fi, ...