Question
In the following question , a sentence is
given followed by five alternatives containing a single word. Among the five alternatives you have to find the word which can be the best substitute for the given sentence. A person who is obsessed with their own powerSolution
Explanation: A megalomaniac is someone with an obsession for power and control, often coupled with delusions of grandeur. Egotist: Someone who is excessively self-centered or talks about themselves constantly, but this doesn’t necessarily imply a craving for power. Narcissist: A person with excessive self-love and admiration, but their obsession is with themselves rather than power. Autocrat: A ruler with absolute power; while they may exhibit authoritarian control, they may not necessarily exhibit the psychological obsession seen in a megalomaniac. Tyrant: A cruel or oppressive ruler, but the term focuses more on their oppressive behavior rather than their obsession with power. Â
A company initiated the process of raising money by issue of equity shares. It received the share application money, but the allotment is pending. The m...
A unit has Fixed Cost ₹40 crore. Variable cost is 60% of sales. What is the Break-even Sales?
Depreciation is charged as per which principle?
A term loan of ₹70 crore is classified as Doubtful. Realisable value of primary security is ₹40 crore and collateral security is ₹10 crore. The ba...
Rights shares are given only to those shareholders who own the company’s shares on ……….
A borrower has good past track record, moderate leverage, but current industry is in cyclical downturn and cash flows are under stress for next 12 month...
Which of the following statement is incorrect with respect to provisions?
Bank’s group exposure limit is 25% of capital funds. Current exposure is 24%. New proposal is ₹3%. What should be done?
Which of the following is not true about nominal capital?Â
A term loan of ₹80 crore is secured by Plant & Machinery valued at ₹90 crore and land valued at ₹30 crore. The forced sale value of machinery is a...