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Job Preparation Tips || Placement Preparation || #sbiedutech

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  Placement Preparation by SBI EduTech SBI EduTech provides comprehensive Placement Preparation services to help students and job seekers secure their dream jobs. Our program includes aptitude training, coding practice, resume building, mock interviews, group discussions, and soft skills development. We offer expert guidance, real-world problem-solving strategies, and industry insights to enhance confidence and performance in campus placements and corporate hiring processes. Whether you're preparing for IT, core engineering, or management roles, SBI EduTech ensures you are job-ready with the right skills and knowledge. ✅ Placement Preparation Guide ✅ Campus Recruitment Tips ✅ Job Interview Preparation ✅ Aptitude Test Practice ✅ Resume Writing Tips ✅ Coding Interview Questions ✅ DSA for Placements ✅ Top Programming Languages for Jobs ✅ Technical Interview Preparation ✅ Python for Placements ✅ Quantitative Aptitude Questions ✅ Logical Reasoning Pra...
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Data Interpretation QA || Bar Graphs || Aptitude

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  Bar Graph-Based Questions and Solutions Directions (1-5):  The following bar graph represents the Income and Expenditure (in million US $) of five companies in the year 2001. The percentage profit or loss of a company is calculated using the formula: Percentage Profit/Loss = ( Income − Expenditure Expenditure ) × 100 \text{Percentage Profit/Loss} = \left( \frac{\text{Income} - \text{Expenditure}}{\text{Expenditure}} \right) \times 100 Percentage Profit/Loss = ( Expenditure Income − Expenditure ​ ) × 100 Question 1: What was the combined percentage of profit or loss for companies M and N? Options: A) 12% Loss B) 10% Loss C) 10% Profit D) No Profit, No Loss E) None of these Answer: ✅ D) No Profit, No Loss Explanation: Total Income of M and N = 35 + 50 = 85 million US $ Total Expenditure of M and N = 45 + 40 = 85 million US $ Percentage Profit/Loss: ( 85 − 85 85 ) × 100 = 0 % \left( \frac{85 - 85}{85} \right) \times 100 = 0\% ( 85 85 − 85 ​ ) × 100 = 0% Since income...
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