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The main memory of the computer is also known as RAM, standing for Random Access Memory. It is constructed from integrated circuits and needs to have electrical power in order to maintain its information. When power is lost, the information is lost too! It can be directly accessed by the CPU. The access time to read or write any particular byte are independent of whereabouts in the memory that byte is, and currently is approximately 50 nanoseconds (a thousand millionth of a second). This is broadly comparable with the speed at which the CPU will need to access data. Main memory is expensive compared to external memory so it has limited capacity. The capacity available for a given price is increasing all the time. For example many home Personal Computers now have a capacity of 16 megabytes (million bytes), while 64 megabytes is commonplace on commercial workstations. The CPU will normally transfer data to and from the main memory in groups of two, four or eight bytes, even if the operation it is undertaking only requires a single byte.

Hi Rashmi, the state of Gujarat has been recognized as one of the premier state that takes initiatives to develop the medical field at this present condition. There are various high levels of medical colleges that are present in Gujarat. Some of them are like Medical College, BJ Medical College, Vivekanand Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Government Medical College and Hospital, Pramukhswani Medical College, Sardar Patel University, SBKS Medical Institute & Research Centre, MP Shah Medical College, etc.
The eligible candidates who are interested in taking admission in medical colleges have to appear for an entrance exam. Some of the colleges under take their own entrance exam at both national as well as state level. The admission norms and the fee structure, I would say, it differs from one university to another. So, I would advice you to contact the university directly for detail information.
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Hi Susmita,
Getting recruitment in RBI is a complex procedure as this would differ based on the designation that you are applying to, however, for most of the positions, you would require to qualify a test/ entrance.
Like when applying for the Research officer in grade B (DR) under Department of Economics, the eligibility to apply for the exam is A Master's Degree in Economics (with any area of specialization) with a minimum of 55% marks or an equivalent grade from a recognized Indian or Foreign University / Institute, with the maximum age limit is 30 years and one needs to qualify three papers, and like wise there are other posts with different criteria and procedure.
As for looking in for a career in Banking sector. There is a huge demand and with bright prospects in all aspects and to make a career, you can begin by writing and qualifying Bank PO or you may opt to pursue Masters in Banking stream.
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Hi,
Civil engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment, including works like bridges, roads, etc.
There are various fields under civil engineering, in which you can pursue your studies, find some of those fields:
Coastal Engineering.
Constriction engineering.
Environmental engineering.
Geotechnical engineering.
Water resources engineering.
Material engineering.
Structural engineering.
All of the fields mentioned above have a good career prospects.You should choose that fields which interests you the most.
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