TCY Exam Prep: Android Mobile App for Exam Preparation

'Exam Prep' is an exam preparation tool (with Mock tests and topic wise sectional tests) to prepare for more than 60 exam categories such as:

Govt. & Private Jobs (BANK - SBI , IBPS PO, Clerk, SO, UPSC - CSAT (IAS), Govt/PSU, Intelligence Bureau (IB), Insurance, LIC, NICL, SSC, UGC, TET, AFCAT, NDA, CDS, Railways etc.),
Management (MBA (CAT, SNAP, CMAT, XAT, IIFT), BBA Entrance, Hotel Management),
Study Abroad Program (GRE, GMAT),
Language and Skills (English, GK, French, Aptitude, IQ),
Science and Tech (Engineering & Medical Entrance (IIT JEE), AIPMT, GATE, BITSAT, MCA & BCA Entrance etc.),
Commerce & Law (Law Entrance, Fashion Designing, CA-CPT) and many more..

Key Features of Exam Prep:
- Unlimited Mock tests, topic-wise & sectional tests.
- Generate tests from topics of your choice.
- Analyse your performance with TCY Analytics.
- Get regular exam and result alerts of upcoming exams.
- Play Challenges with your friends, online users, previous toppers and Computer.

Exam Prep brings a vast pool of question options to choose from. Pick out your required fields, and start preparing according to your individual requirements now!!


Download TCY Exam Prep on your mobile phones Now:  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.TCYonline.android.examprep

CSAT exam Pattern at TCY

UPSC CSAT 2014 exam will be on 24-08-2014.

Apply before 30-06-2014.

Exam is scheduled to be held on this date and candidates can get maximum advantage of TCY's Mock Tests to know exam pattern, difficulty level and prepare for the exam.

SBI Clerk Exam 2014 Date Notification Preparation, No. of Vacancies- SBI Recruitment 2014

State Bank of India (SBI), top most bank of country has announced dates for SBI Clerk 2014 exam. Candidates who are looking for Clerk post in state bank of India (SBI) can check complete notification and apply for SBI Clerk 2014 exam for Recruitment of Assistants in Clerical cadre in State Bank of India. SBI Clerk 2014 exam dates will be announced later by SBI recruitment team but candidates will have to register for exam between 26-05-2014 to 14-06-2014. Candidates can attempt SBI Clerk Mock Tests to know SBI exam pattern, difficulty level, various sections of exam and your level of preparation for the exam @ http://www.tcyonline.com/exam-preparation-bank-po-preparation-tests/100241/bank-po-clerical/58/104845

Important Dates for SBI Clerk exam 2014:

Event	Important Dates of SBI Clerk
Online Registration of Application	26-05-2014 to 14-06-2014
Payment of Fees - Online	26-05-2014 to 14-06-2014
Payment of Fees - Offline	28-05-2014 to 17-06-2014
SBI Clerk 2014 exam	July/August 2014 (tentative)

 

No. of Vacancies in SBI Clerk 2014:

There are total 5092 vacancies in total for all categories in India for SBI Clerk 2014 exam.

Category	Vacancies in SBI
General	2690
SC	760
ST	463
OBC	1179
Total	5092

Eligibility Criteria for SBI Clerk 2014:

Get details @ http://www.tcyonline.com/exam-notifications-sbi-clerk-recruitment-exam-2014-sbi-clerk-exam-dates-5092-vacancies/100241-846

NTSE STUDY TIPS ON FREE FALL EQUATIONS- Part-1

Many a student find free fall equations tough, but the students at STEPS (A program run by TCY in Ludhiana, Ambala, Jammu, Karnal and Kurukshetra for NTSE and NSEJS aspirants) just solve the toughest of free fall problems mentally. I would like to share their secret with you.

The first basic principle is the time taken for a change in velocity under uniform acceleration is given by, “change in velocity/acceleration”

The second principle is that when you throw a ball up with a velocity of say 20 m/s, then it returns back with a velocity -20 m/s. So the change in velocity is 40 m/s in the direction of acceleration. To simplify things the change in velocity is simply double the initial velocity.

Using these two principles let us try to calculate time of flight of a ball thrown up with a speed of 25 m/s.

Change in velocity =50 m/s

Acceleration = 10 m/s²

Time = 5 s

Now isn’t that easy!

Get Practice questions for every section and mock tests @ http://www.tcyonline.com/exam-preparation-ntse-olympiad-preparation-and-practice-test/100194/ntse-nsejs-kvpy

Keep visiting TCYonline.com for more Tips and Strategies on NTSE exam.

NTSE STUDY TIPS ON FREE FALL EQUATIONS- Part-2

Once we have mastered the art of calculating time of flight (refer to part-1), we just need two more principles to calculate total distance mentally as STEPS students do.

Principle 3: the time required to reach max height is half the time of flight.

Principle 4: The average velocity under uniform acceleration is average of initial and final velocities. Since the final velocity is zero, the average velocity is simply half of initial velocity.

Check complete details @ http://www.tcyonline.com/blog/ntse-study-tips-on-free-fall-equations-part-2

Now let us calculate the maximum height of a ball projected up with a speed of 30 m/s which is just the distance travelled up by the projectile before it stops.

Time taken to reach max height =3 s

Average speed is 15 m/s

Max height = 45 m

Isn’t that COOL STUFF! We will cover the case of projectiles in 2-D in the third part.

Attempt more questions to practice and prepare for NTSE exam @ http://www.tcyonline.com/exam-preparation-ntse-olympiad-preparation-and-practice-test/100194/ntse-nsejs-kvpy

Keep visiting TCYonline.com for more Tips and Strategies on NTSE exam.

NTSE STUDY TIPS ON FREE FALL EQUATIONS- Part-2

Once we have mastered the art of calculating time of flight (refer to part-1), we just need two more principles to calculate total distance mentally as STEPS students do.

Principle 3: the time required to reach max height is half the time of flight.

Principle 4: The average velocity under uniform acceleration is average of initial and final velocities. Since the final velocity is zero, the average velocity is simply half of initial velocity.

Check complete details @ http://www.tcyonline.com/blog/ntse-study-tips-on-free-fall-equations-part-2

Now let us calculate the maximum height of a ball projected up with a speed of 30 m/s which is just the distance travelled up by the projectile before it stops.

Time taken to reach max height =3 s

Average speed is 15 m/s

Max height = 45 m

Isn’t that COOL STUFF! We will cover the case of projectiles in 2-D in the third part.

Attempt more questions to practice and prepare for NTSE exam @ http://www.tcyonline.com/exam-preparation-ntse-olympiad-preparation-and-practice-test/100194/ntse-nsejs-kvpy

Keep visiting TCYonline.com for more Tips and Strategies on NTSE exam.