1️⃣ Quantitative Ability

1 - Percentage
2 - Ratio and proportion
3 - Age problems
4 - Partnership
5 - Allegations and mix
6 - Average
7 - Time and work
8 - Pipes and cistern
9 - Profit and loss
10 - True discount
11 - Simple and compound interest
12 - Chain rule
13 - Train problems
14 - Boats and streams
15 - Arithmetic progression and geometric progression
16 - Number System
17 - HCF and LCM
18 - Permutation and combination
19 - Probability
20 - Data interpretation

2️⃣ Verbal ability

1 - Roots words
2 - Synonyms and Antonyms
3 - Tenses
4 - Subject verb and agreement
5 - Reading comprehension

3️⃣ Reasoning

1 - Seating Arrangement
2 - Mathematical operations Arrangement
3 - Calendar
4 - Blood Relations
5 - Directions
6 - Number Series
7 - Word pattern
8 - Coding Decoding
9 - Clock problems Syllogism
10 - Venn diagram
11 - Visual Reasoning
12 - Paper cutting and folding
13 - Cubes and Dices
14 - Data Sufficiency
15 - Statement and assumption
16 - Statement and Conclusion

1. Think Win-Win
   - Seek mutually beneficial solutions in interactions. Aim for agreements that benefit all parties.

2. Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood
   - Genuinely listen to others before sharing your perspective. This fosters a caring and problem-solving atmosphere.

3. Synergize
   - Combine strengths to achieve goals that would be impossible individually. 1 + 1 > 2.

4. Sharpen the Saw
   - Engage in continuous self-renewal and improvement across four main areas: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual.

7 Habits of Highly Effective People ?
By Stephen R. Covey

1. Be Proactive
   - Take responsibility for your reactions to your experiences. Focus on what you can influence.

2. Begin with the End in Mind
   - Define how you want to be remembered. Identify your values and what you want to achieve. Write a mission statement.

3.First Things First
- Urgent & Important - Do it!
- Not Urgent & Important - Plan!
- Urgent & Not Important - Delegate!
- Not Urgent & Not Important - Eliminate!

"The Richest Man in Babylon" ?*?*?**
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by George S. Clason is a timeless classic that offers financial wisdom through parables set in ancient Babylon.

Here are ten lessons from the book:

1. Pay Yourself First: Allocate a portion of your income to savings and investments before spending on other expenses. This practice ensures wealth accumulation over time.

2. Live Below Your Means: Practice frugality and avoid excessive spending. Managing expenses allows you to save more and invest wisely.

3. Invest Wisely: Seek opportunities to grow your wealth through investments that offer reasonable returns and align with your risk tolerance.

4. Protect Your Capital: Take measures to safeguard your wealth and minimize financial risks. Avoid speculative investments or ventures with uncertain outcomes.

5. Diversify Your Investments: Spread your investments across different asset classes and industries to reduce risk and enhance portfolio stability.

6. Seek Knowledge: Continuously educate yourself about financial principles, investment strategies, and opportunities for growth.

7. Avoid Debt: Minimize debt and only borrow for essential purposes or investments that generate positive returns.

8. Plan for the Future: Set financial goals and develop a plan to achieve them. Regularly review and adjust your plan based on changing circumstances.

9. Practice Patience: Be patient and disciplined in your financial journey. Wealth accumulation takes time and requires consistency in savings and investments.

10. Give Back: Once financially secure, consider giving back to your community or supporting charitable causes. Generosity enhances personal fulfillment and contributes to societal well-being.

These lessons from "The Richest Man in Babylon" emphasize timeless principles of financial management, wealth building, and personal responsibility that remain relevant for achieving financial independence and prosperity.

7 Rules of Productivity
Let go. A good day doesn't start with memories of a bad yesterday.
Ignore the noise. Your life is yours alone, no one and nothing should stop you from making it better.

Give yourself time. Unfortunately, we can't move mountains with a snap of our fingers, but with time... Everything is possible)

Don't compare yourself to others. The only person you can do that with is your past self.

Stay calm . Breathing, exercise, chamomile tea, magnesium – everything helps.
Take responsibility. Your actions, feelings and thoughts depend only on you.

Smile. Just smile, it will become easier.

7 Steps to Building Wealth:

Step 1: Living payday to payday
Step 2: Starting a budget
Step 3: Paying off debts
Step 4: Saving for emergencies
Step 5: Investing each month
Step 6: Having several incomes
Step 7: Becoming financially free

Use each dollar to build your freedom.

7 Ways to Build Financial Wealth
(By Robert Kiyosaki)
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Your financial wealth is your responsibility.
If you desire to be rich, it is one that can be yours if you follow the path laid out below.

1️⃣ Savers Are Losers.

?? Compounding the problem is that the interest rate paid by most savings accounts trails behind the rate of inflation.
?? In other words, your money sitting in a bank - while earning interest - is becoming less valuable.

?? Building real financial wealth begins with educated investing, not with saving money.

2️⃣ Pay Yourself First.

?? If you use your income to pay for your bills and financial obligations first, you'll end up with nothing short-term or long-term.

?? In the short-term, you are unable to invest in what will provide escape from living paycheck to paycheck.

?? In the long-term, you will have nothing to live on during retirement.

?? Paying yourself first means that when money comes in, you designate a portion of it to purchasing income-producing assets before one cent goes to anyone or anything else.
3️⃣ Expand Your Means.

?? Just like the riches always concentrate on creating money and you will expand your means.

?? Create money by purchasing assets that pay for what you want.

4️⃣ Focus on Moving to the Right Side of the CASHFLOW Quadrant.

?? As shown in the picture below, those who are able to create and maintain wealth are found on the right side of the quadrant.

?? Regardless of which quadrant you are presently in, becoming rich begins - and ends - with a commitment to take the necessary steps to move and stay on the right side of the quadrant.

?? Where you are in the CASHFLOW Quadrant today isn't as important as where you focus, because today's focus will create tomorrow's reality.

5️⃣ Pay Taxes Like the Rich.

?? If you want to become rich, you need to keep more of what you make and pay less in taxes.

?? Use the tax laws that are already set up to help you keep what is yours - provided that you are making your money from the right side of the CASHFLOW Quadrant.

6️⃣ Mind Your Own Business.

?? When you forget to mind your own business, you eventually end up owning a job instead of a business.

?? B's and I's create systems (build automated process for their investing or entrepreneurial pursuits) that can run with or without them.

?? They think in terms of scalability.

?? By making processes scalable, exponential growth is only a matter of adding additional resources - namely other people's time and money - instead of longer hours and harder work on your part.
?? This is what it means to "mind your own business."

7️⃣ Diversify Your Portfolio.
?? If you only diversify within one asset class, you are exposing yourself completely to the weaknesses of that one asset class.

?? True diversification comes from investing across different investment vehicles (asset classes) such as real estate, commodities, businesses, and paper assets.

Stay away from debt.

Going into debt doesn't just affect your finance.

It increases your:
◗ Stress
◗ Anxiety
◗ Future problems

Going into debt also disrupts sleep, and can have a negative influence on general well-being.