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ECGC PO exam analysis 14th March 2021 (Shift 1): Check difficulty level, good attempts & review

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The ECGC PO 2021 exam has been successfully concluded today i.e. 14th March 2021 and we bring to you a detailed section-wise analysis of the exam this year. Candidates can find the detailed ECGC PO Exam Analysis to get all the information you need to analyse your performance in the ECGC PO Exam.

Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India (ECGC) had invited applications for 59 PO Vacancies. The ECGC PO exam will be conducted in two different shifts. As per the feedback received from the candidates, the overall level of the exam was of moderate difficulty level.

ECGC PO Section-wise Exam Review

ECGC PO Exam comprises of 5 sections. Each section assesses the candidates on different parameters. The detailed section-wise ECGC PO Analysis 2021 is given below:

Reasoning Ability

The overall difficulty level of this section was moderate. Some questions were tricky and needed a lot of thinking. Let’s discuss the topic-wise question details:

Topic Number of questions asked
Machine Input-Output 5 Questions
Syllogism 5 Questions
Puzzles and Seating Arrangement 20-24 Questions
Blood Relation 3 Questions
Data Sufficiency 5 Questions
Miscellaneous 2 Questions
Logical Reasoning 6 Questions


Quantitative Aptitude

The overall level of this section was of Moderate Level. Below are the detailed section-wise questions asked:

Topic Number of questions asked
Data Interpretation 20 questions
Approximations 5 questions
Quadratic Equations 5 Questions
Number Series 5 questions
Arithmetic 15 Questions


English Language

The overall difficulty of this section was easy to moderate. The section-wise analysis of this section is given below:

Topic Number of questions asked
Data Interpretation 20 questions
Approximations 5 questions
Quadratic Equations 5 Questions
Number Series 5 questions
Arithmetic 15 Questions

General Awareness

The questions of this section were mostly asked from Current Affairs, Static GK and Banking Awareness. Only a few questions were asked from ECGC.

Computer Knowledge

The computer section was of Moderate Level. The questions were based on topics of MS Word, Input-output device, IP Address, Excel and more.

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From current affairs to social change: here’s what Indian women talked most about on Twitter

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Some women also tweet about challenges like working from home and being a single mom. This has helped them build connections by sharing experiences, the company noted

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Just six years ago a study by Observer Research Foundation highlighted that women in India are underrepresented in Twitter’s political conversations. That seems to be changing as a recent survey commissioned by the microblogging platform shows Indian women discuss diverse topics on the platform, ranging from current affairs to social change.

Twitter analysed over 5 lakh accounts of women across 19 Indian cities between January 2019 and February 2021 to understand what they enjoyed talking about on the platform, and they found passion and interests topped conversation themes, with fashion, books, beauty, sports and entertainment being the most talked-about topics.

More than 40% women said they discovered a new interest on Twitter and those from Guwahati, Pune and Lucknow tweet the most about their passions.

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A fourth of women turn to the platform to stay informed of current affairs, and those from Guwahati and Delhi are leading the list. Topics that dominated conversations in the category include ‘COVID-19’, ‘Delhi Elections 2020’ and ‘Student Exams’.

Women have also turned to Twitter to share their professional and personal victories. Users from Chennai, Kolkata and Madurai tweeted the most about both small and big wins, the survey noted.

Nearly 37% women said they have made real-life friendships on the platform. Women from Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad have tweeted the most to make personal connections. Some have also used the platform to come together with other women with similar interests, creating several hashtags including #WomenInScience and #WomenInMarketing.

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A large number of women have posted tweets to empower through online movements, and those from Bengaluru, Guwahati and Delhi tweeted the most about social issues.

Some women also tweet about challenges like working from home and being a single mom. This has helped them build connections by sharing experiences, the company noted.

Other common conversation themes include showcasing creative interests like photography, dance and poetry to a virtual audience.

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