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Mathematics Lover.

Me Mukul Kumar, Basically I am a Blogger. I am a Mathematics student and I love Physics & Mathematics. I am also a SSC CGLE (Mains) tutor for Quantative Aptitude Paper.

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Personal Effectiveness Skills :
Planned your work, managed time and tracked your progress to ensure your tasks were completed accurately, completely, and on time.

Computer Skills :
Used word processing software to compose letters, memos, reports and other types of business communications
Used presentation software to inform or persuade team members

Mathematics for JEE - Mains & Advance
Physics for JEE-Mains & Advance
Quantative Aptitude for SSC-CHSL&CGL
Quantative Aptitude for Railways
Mathematics for Defence Exams

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What i offer

Mathematics

Mathematics for JEE, NDA, CDS, Navy SSR &Navy AA, Airforce and other exams.

Physics

For JEE, NDA, CDS, SSC, Railways, Defence and other exams.

Quantative Aptitude

Shortcut tricks for SSC CHSL &CGL, Railways NTPC, Group-C and D, Bank PO, Clerk and all state exams.

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My Experience

My Recent Experiences
July 2018
Clear NDA & JEE

I have cleared NDA exam 2018. I have also cleared JEE Mains same year.

July 2019
Clear SSC CHSL

I have cleared SSC CHSL Tier-1 with 48/50 marks in Quantative Aptitude section.

Present
Cleared CGLE

I have cleared SSC CGLE-2018 with 46/50 marks in Quant. section in Tier-1 and 194/200 marks in Quant. in Tier-2.

My Blog

Latest blog
Exclamation mark, happiness, emotions


In the vast landscape of language, the humble exclamation mark stands as a beacon of emotion, ready to inject life and intensity into our words. It's more than just a punctuation mark; it's a window into the soul of our sentences, a tool that transforms the mundane into the extraordinary.

Imagine a world where every sentence is a monotone string of words, devoid of feeling and passion. "I won the game." "Please sit down." "How are you?" These statements, though clear, lack the vibrancy that our human experiences crave. But with a single stroke, the exclamation mark breathes excitement and urgency into our expressions.

"I won the game!" Now, it’s not just a statement; it’s a triumphant cry, a celebration of victory. The exclamation mark captures the rush of adrenaline, the joy of success. It invites the reader to share in the elation, to feel the heartbeat of the moment.

"Please sit down!" What was once a polite request now carries weight and urgency. It’s the difference between a casual invitation and a desperate plea. Perhaps there's a story behind the command—a hurried parent trying to manage a chaotic household, a teacher striving to maintain order in a lively classroom. The exclamation mark adds depth and context, hinting at the emotions driving the words.

And then there’s "How are you?!" A simple question transformed into an expression of genuine concern or disbelief. It suggests a deeper connection, a sense of surprise or worry. It’s no longer a routine inquiry but an opening to a heartfelt conversation, an expression of care that goes beyond the surface.

In the digital age, where much of our communication is text-based, the exclamation mark becomes even more crucial. It bridges the gap between spoken word and written text, allowing us to convey emotions that would otherwise be lost. It’s a lifeline in our chats, emails, and social media posts, ensuring our feelings are felt, not just read.

But with great power comes great responsibility. The exclamation mark is not to be overused. Like a spice, it must be added in just the right amount. Too many, and our writing can seem frantic, overly dramatic, or insincere. Used wisely, it highlights our most passionate moments, emphasizing what truly matters.

So, next time you write, consider the exclamation mark. Think about the emotions you wish to convey, the stories behind your words. Use it to amplify your voice, to share your excitement, urgency, or surprise. Let it transform your sentences into vivid expressions of your human experience.

The exclamation mark is more than just a punctuation mark; it’s a celebration of emotion in our language. Embrace its power, and let your writing resonate with the heartbeat of your soul.

  

rules of divisibility

Today we will discuss rules of divisibility which is most important topic if you are a mathematics student or preparing for competitive exams. We will discuss it in details with examples.

 

Divisibility rule for 2:

A number ends with 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 will be divisible by 2.


Divisibility rule for 3:

If the sum of digit of any number divisible by 3 then it will be divisible by 3.


Divisibility rule for 4:

If last two digits of any number divisible by 4 or last two digits are 00 then it will be divisible by 4.


Divisibility rule for 5:

If number ends with 0 or 5 then it will be divisible by 5.


Divisibility rule for 6:

If any number divisible by 2 and 3 both then it will be divisible by 6.


Divisibility rule for 7:

Double the last digit of a number and subtract it from remain number. If result divisible by 7 then number will be divisible by 7.


Divisibility rule for 8:

If last three digits of any number divisible by 8 then it will be divisible by 8.


Divisibility rule for 9:

If sum of digits of a number divisible by 9 then number will be divisible by 9.


Divisibility rule for 10:

If number ends with 0 then it will divisible by 10.


 

Hope you have learned something interesting. I will back soon with more numbers.


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