NITDA Past Questions for masters degree and PhD candidates: quantitative,verbal reasoning, current affairs and computer Fundamental

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NITDA past questions Subjects for masters and PhD candidates at affordable price N3000 only

 A. Quantitative Reasoning
B. Verbal Reasoning 
C. Current affairs
D. Computer Fundamental

 Computer Fundamental Questions
Questions
1. Which of the following languages is more suited to a structured Program?
a) PL/1
b) FORTRAN
c) Pascal
d) None of the above
2. The brain of any computer is
a) ALU
b) Memory
c) CPU
d) Control Unit
e) None of the above




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