Which bank will sign a 200 million euro (about Rs 1,800 crore) Line of Credit (LoC) with the European Investment Bank (EIB) for supporting climate action projects in the country with special focus on supporting Solar Photovoltaics (PV) projects ?
State Bank of India (SBI) will sign a 200 million euro (about Rs 1,800 crore) Line of Credit (LoC) with the European Investment Bank (EIB) for supporting climate action projects in the country.The LoC is aimed at supporting Solar Photovoltaics (PV) projects in India.
Average weight of 5 students in a class increases by 4 kg when weight of teacher is also included. If sum of average weight of 5 students and weight of ...
Average marks scored by Vineet in five subjects are 85. The average marks scored by him (excluding his highest and lowest marks) are 65 and lowest marks...
The average cost of three chairs is Rs.12000. The average cost decrease by 18% when one more chair is included. What is the cost price of the 4th
The batting average for 27 innings of a cricket player is 47 runs. His highest score in an innings exceeds his lowest score by 157 runs. If these two i...
In a classroom, the average score of 15 students on a test is 44 points. If 5 new students, each with an average score of 'x' points, join the class, an...
Average age of a class of 33 students is 14 years. Average age of the class is increased by 18 months if the age of the teacher is included. Find...
The average cost price of 21 pens (having equal cost price) decreased by Rs.3, when one of the pen is replaced by a new pen having cost price of Rs.55. ...
The average of n numbers is 62. If each of 55% of the numbers is increased by 18 and each of the remaining numbers is decreased by 12, then the n...
In a College with 1200 students, the average age of the boys is 24 years and that of girls is 17 years. If the average age of the college is 22 years an...
There are three categories of jobs HR, CA and PA. The average salary of the student who got the job of HR and CA category is 20 lakhs per annum. The ave...
