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[@chatur_boy]

The method of substracting 1 from leap year dates is giving irregular answers. It works on 29th February 2012 as shown in the video, I tried to check if it worked on 28th February 2012 and rest assured it was working. But on trying the method on other leap years dates: - 06 April 1896 - Remainder was 1 i.e. monday - 05 October 2016 - Remainder was 3 i.e. wednesday - 14 August 2004 - Remainder was 6 i.e. saturday Upon checking the correct days for the mentioned dates, the answers were all correct without the need to apply the (-1) rule. Why the discrepancy? Edit: I've figured out the pattern. Essentially, all dates in a leap year before the leap date are subject to the (-1) rule but not the ones that come after it. In simple terms in a leap year, we need to apply the rule on January & February but needn't apply the same on the rest of the year.

[@MohanRaj-pu1qe]

Thank you. You cleard my doubt

[@durgadevi3261]

yeah bro you r correct thanks for clarification

[@grimquokka9843]

thanks sir

[@PoojithaBattuwar123]

Thanks a lot

[@sushantohlyan2407]

Brother your name will go down in history

[@yashjames8344]

This teacher deserve a gold 🥇 medal

[@neilnishanth]

yeah

[@neilnishanth]

but why do 724people dislike it

[@NishantHegde]

@@neilnishanth Ignore them! They aren't worthy guys!

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@sunilbks13]

Same doubt​@@Ramsharan647

[@asifalikhan5215]

I Answered 3 answers out of 3 questions in recruitment test after watching this video. Thank you to the freshersworld team!

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[@sachinupreti7159]

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[@Adarsh-mn7pl]

@@sachinupreti7159 ya comments itne h ki haar kisi ka reply dena possible nhi

[@Busyguy1119]

I usually don't comment, but u explained it very good, now I can solve all aptitude question regarding years and dates Thank you

[@jacob.kipgen]

I got it. But our respected Madam forgot to mention one important point, which might be the cause of some mistakes popping up when solving the case of March, 12, 2016. "In case of leap years, only subtract 1 from the last remainder for January and February. For the rest of the month, ie, March to December, the last remainder determines the day of the month" Thank you.

[@abinayap3819]

Thank you. I had the same doubt and searching in the comment box whether i could get the right answer for my question 😅And i saw your comment. My doubt was cleared. 👍✌

[@iam.adityay2k]

😘😘😘

[@KhushiSharma-zz6in]

Thanx dude you really saved my life

[@swathiganesh6400]

hey..however even that is also coming wrong..my remainder for your date was 1..if i take the remainder itself,the day is monday..and if i subtract the remainder by 1 (1-1=0) which is a sunday..both the days neither match the actual day of 12th march 2016 nor the day of the month(which is a tuesday)..can u help me pls😐

[@iam.adityay2k]

@@swathiganesh6400 dimag ghutne main hoga ta 12 March 2016 Tuesday hoga tera samjha 2016 ka jaa calendar cross check kar ye saturday aata hai.

[@charan_editz_2857]

Guys she missed to tell something imp , in a leap year if it's before 29 th Feb minus 1 the remainder and if it's after 29 Feb don't minus because the minus 1 & the extra day 29 Feb gets cancelled so you don't need to minus 1 after 29 Feb in a leap year and for 29th Feb day minus 1 for reminder 👍🏻

[@meyappanr1725]

First of all thanks! and are you sure bro??

[@thecalendarninja]

1.) I simply pre-memorized all 366 possible dates as a value from -3 to 3. 2.) Then I just add that to one of the 4 possible century codes of 2,0,-2, or 3 (7 possible century codes for Julian from -3 to 3) and finally, 3.) Add that to a pre-memorized value for each of the 100 years from 00 to 99. For example, my birthdate of March 19, 1982 goes: -2+3-3=-2 so Friday! Or shortcutting, I just cancel the 3 and -3, and -2 is Friday! The fastest way to do this is to pre-memorize all 100 year values from 00 to 99. Then I just add that to the century code and finally add that to a pre-memorized value for each of the possible 366 dates (these 3 values can be added together in any order you like). For example, June 15, 2012 would simply be: 2+2+1=5, so Friday! June 15 always has a value of 2 (pre-memorized) 2000's has a century code of 2 and, year 12 always has a value of 1 (pre-memorized) 2+2+1=5, Friday! Anytime leapyear happens just subtract one from the answer for January or February only, all other months stay the same! I calculate any day of the week using my method in less than a second, almost instantly to 2 seconds tops if I'm thinking a bit. I do both the Julian and Gregorian calendars in both AD and BC infinitely into the past or the future.I do other cool tricks that aren't heard of very often, for example since this calendar math can be viewed as just a simple addition problem, we can also solve for a missing value using subtraction! For example, if we already know the day of the week to be Friday for example, we can solve for a possible month/months or even a date from 1 to 31 or even a possible year or century. Example: Which month or months did Friday the 13th fall on in 1899? 1899 was a Tuesday year (-2+4=2) or (5-3=2). So, Tuesday was the 10th since 3 days later was Friday the 13th. So, 2+13+x=5 (Friday) x=4 because 15+(-10)=5 -10+14=4 Mod7 arithmetic Only January and October had a month code of 4 😁. So it only happened twice that year, in January and in October. Also we can say more intuitively that since 1899 was a Tuesday year, and Friday being 3 days later, which month/months had the Doomsday of 3,10,17,24,31? and obviously that is only January and October. If the question changed to what were all of the Fridays in January and October for example in 1899? We can say "the 6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th" If someone were to instead ask for example on Friday the 13th from 1883 to 1900 what year/years did that happen? We can say "only in 1893 and 1899" In this situation we just needed to find the missing year code of (4 or -3) and only 93 and 99 have that year code in that date range. Likewise, we could have instead solved for the century 😉 also if already given a year.

[@srujith9753]

I have a doubt, currently help me August 15 th 1947 occurs on which day!!? By this method 47+11+15+2+0=75 75/7 the remainder is 05 5- Thursday But the ans is Friday How??

[@Mani_babu223]

​@@srujith9753here 5 means Friday not Thursday

[@pragatirathore3688]

The way u have explained was really elucidate. Each concept is nicely quoted so that viewer could easily understood 😊😊

[@kumbabaji8188]

Luv

[@tilakmendhe9551]

Really

[@anusheshnigam3510]

@@kumbabaji8188 Nahi degi bhai soja

[@sandeep.dhongade]

*The way you have explained was really elucidating(informative). Each concept is nicely quoted so that viewer can easily understand.

[@sandeep.dhongade]

@@seemaladdha9771 caught me :'D each viewer it is

[@amaderspams]

So Helpful Thank You so much. I am in 5th and in this quarantine days i wanted to learn something new so i took the chapter, Calendar. It is also in our syllabus. THX. I am so prepared.

[@priyanka6710]

I also 👍

[@jeniemuks]

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[@amaderspams]

@@jeniemuks hi

[@vishalpujari6959]

@@priyanka6710 How to identify a leap year

[@vijaykumarkorru2129]

Madam iam in a Telugumedium student but chala Baga understand avutundi thank u soo much

[@virtualwork8604]

Thank you. I'd finished my C program with this algorithm.

[@lifetransformation4901]

How bro please let me tell

[@amanueltadesse9190]

A lot tnx for your precise presentation, sometimes a teacher like you save our time. Tnx again

[@AnshGupta1998]

Your videos are "nothing but" amazing. 😉👍

[@SWEATERWEATHERINCOLDWEATHER]

Nice 👍

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@dhulipudibhanuprasad-dbp7915]

​​​​@@Ramsharan647Yes. 2016 is a leap year. We need to subtract 1 only for the months of January, and February in a leap year.

[@azuboof]

i dont get it@@dhulipudibhanuprasad-dbp7915

[@sahilrizwi9356]

Thanks mam i have watched 9-10 videos but didn't get the clarity but you explained very well 🥇🥇

[@rajeshvms1436]

What a great day, I learned so many from your class Thank you sister.

[@lenkarakesh8295]

Mind blowing explanation ❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@prempaswan6973]

Thanks you mam I am upsc aspirants the method that you're giving us is literally amazing 🙂

[@freshersworld]

Glad to hear that

[@MrDanielVlogs]

If the year is leap year we have to subtract 1 from last answer ex the 2016 is leap year we have to subtract 3-1=2 the day is Tuesday will u pls help me to solve this dought

[@susmithkumar7142]

@@MrDanielVlogs "In case of leap years, only subtract 1 from the last remainder for January and February. For the rest of the month, ie, March to December, the last remainder determines the day of the month"

[@vivek4312]

​@@susmithkumar7142Thanks buddy💯

[@nsk9527]

6.30@2016 didn't consider as Leap year but 8.06 @2012 is considered as Leap year .... getting Confused....

[@yuvaraj5241]

Same here bro 🧐

[@gopishettishiva5760]

Nothing to confussion there, in leap year extra day comes in February. In the question if mention January or February month we have to reduce one day because extra day not yet come. In the question if ask other than two months extra day will automatically added and we need not to minus one day.

[@shalindersinghrana8660]

I am surprised 😮 with your flow of English.

[@shaklinmusthaq3509]

Yesterday u disappointed me not uploading a full length aptitude vedio....plz one humble request plz create a separate a vedios on playlist and it will be useful

[@hemanthhearty8197]

Tq mam.......ur explanation will be superb.....i get Mark's simply by this way ✨

[@TheperfumebottlestoryG]

Thank You Maam ,I have test tomorrow and your lecture really helped me .....

[@sashaq9247]

you are the best teacher ever, so grateful to you ma'am

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@jenitta5665]

Ma'am thank you, you have cleared all my doubts on calendar.

[@MrDanielVlogs]

If the year is leap year we have to subtract 1 from last answer ex the 2016 is leap year we have to subtract 3-1=2 the day is Tuesday will u pls help me to solve this dought

[@vishalpujari6959]

How to identify a leap year

[@navdeeprana5158]

Best video for Calendar Questions. 👏

[@hailrishi]

Beauty with brains! Thank you for the video...Very Helpful!

[@ParmodKumar-gx1jz]

Maam your maths explanation is good but your english speaking is marvelous which makes us easy to understand

[@shravanikulthe1636]

Couldn't have found a better video. Kudos!!

[@aryanarya6958]

I don't know it is understanding or not but it is not boring for watch ❤😂

[@sankhadipkarmakar799]

Thanks a lotttttttt for this video...❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ For several days I was trying to solve this problem but I couldn't... Now I have understood the concept.. Once again thanks a lot for your effort...

[@shreyasr5914]

Morning 12 to 1 i saw this video and 2 questions were there in afternoon, thank you soooooo much madam

[@prathameshsawant9868]

Simple, easy to understand and its very interesting to solve problem thank you...

[@freshersworld]

You are welcome

[@venuraja4023]

Super explaination and Osm teaching Levels madam 😊

[@dineshkdk7317]

I saw a video of length close to 2 hours where he gave lecture till part 2...u completed all the parts in 22 mins...wow👏👏.....keep doing such videos 💐

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@mandarakbmandarakb2307]

It's excellent teaching mam.. Tq mam for giving this video... Most useful to me.. 😊😊

[@ayashroy2502]

Thank you sister for helping with this brilliant lecture.

[@freshersworld]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mdhasanuzzaman4007]

in leap year only for the month january and february 1 will be subtracted from the ultimate answer. Btw thank you for the awesome class mam.

[@rajeshthinkyyyy8580]

Mam your way of teaching makes me confidence in calendar problem s👌

[@neekitarai6829]

She has explained it really well!

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@mujju250165dg]

Only Concept, No Nonsense.... thank you mam

[@shivacva9274]

2016 is also leap year ,u did not substracted with 1 why, and u substracted 1 for 2012

[@hamsiniharikumar8681]

same doubt.

[@thug143]

In leap year before Feb 29 date there will be 1 day deducted ex- 2feb 2012

[@venkatsai5951]

Apply -1 only for the months jan and feb in leap year.. Rest of the months u can follow the default procedure

[@rekhakantimath3317]

In calendar part 3 2006 is a leap year right then we should substrate 2 from the wed then it will be Monday

[@massmaharaj9993]

2006 is not a leap year​@@rekhakantimath3317

[@rishabhdubey6902]

Last part was difficult to understand because the Bindi was missing🥲

[@yarlagaddalalithsaimukund2935]

us bro us😥

[@dadiganesh1822]

Class chudalo mimmalni chudalo ardham kavatledhu Cuteness Overloaded.. it's just a complement with good intention don't take it in wrong way Thank you

[@manpreet9009]

#😘The way your theaching is, as smart as you mam❤️🙏

[@rutika5335]

Thank uh so much for saving me❤️literally helpful for my final exams❤️

[@pampospanagi6590]

For the 2016 example shouldn't we consider that is it a leap year and subtract 1 from the remainder at the last step to determine the day? 2004, 2008,2012,2016,2020, 2024 ect can be divided by 4 so we can tell that they are leap years.

[@vamshigoud3273]

We should subtract only if we have feb and jan

[@toppinglist5783]

i was thinking the same

[@swastikarora4968]

@@vamshigoud3273 Sure ?

[@devikababuraj4279]

Yes of course ..I'm have the same doubt

[@susmithkumar7142]

"In case of leap years, only subtract 1 from the last remainder for January and February. For the rest of the month, ie, March to December, the last remainder determines the day of the month"

[@maguturikhasim5994]

I am a big fan for u mam...I wish syllogism for Bank exams completely ...hope you fulfill our wis 😍

[@freshersworld]

syllogism concept: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaXKl4OufMeHecU

[@maguturikhasim5994]

@@freshersworld THANK U MAM 😍😍

[@voice_of_reet]

Thank you so much mam for making us understand the concepts in such a good way...I think every concept of my related to Callender is clear now...thank u❤❤

[@rockchinna1983]

I think u can do better if u solve ur own style

[@pradeepkumar-vi1yx]

Hii

[@jillellarakesh3556]

Medam baghane cheputhandhaa

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@balakrishna9429]

madam I think you are the only one who explained to understand dull and maths fear students like me

[@sudhakar369]

You are nothing but a good teacher 😅🌼

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@Ram09m]

I thought calander questions are very difficult ...after i watched ur video it's really simple to do....thank you so much 😄

[@p.surendra7058]

We have to subtract one form only first two months (jan&feb) while calculating a day of leap year.

[@sachinparmar2691]

yes ... that's what maam didn't told . thanks for information

[@sumanbabuiasofficer3235]

Super teaching exlent Madam ❤😊

[@chitraduraisamyk.p989]

Mam a small doubt. In the first part of the video , the second sum (with 5th october 2016) is a leap year. But why mam we didn't subtract 1?

[@surajsingh1031]

aise he

[@kritichopra2927]

In 2016....there was an error....31÷7=4...then 4-1(coz leap year)=3 that is Wednesday

[@chitraduraisamyk.p989]

@@kritichopra2927 thank you ji

[@allusai5808]

@@kritichopra2927 4 is quotient.. but we should consider remainder only. Remainder is 3.. in case of leap years , subtract 1 from the remainder for only Jan and feb... Consider remainder for rest of the months

[@susmithkumar7142]

"In case of leap years, only subtract 1 from the last remainder for January and February. For the rest of the month, ie, March to December, the last remainder determines the day of the month"

[@siddhanthg2993]

Ma'am..Iam a verbal trainer with zero idea of aptitude.. I have an exam this week with aptitude syllabus. This calendar topic was so confusing till date , now I have understood it with your explanation. Thank you so much! God bless you!!

[@ajay7141]

Really good ma'am... but if u explain the introduction concept some more clearly... it's should be much better... Really thank u

[@kshatriyagirls966]

Super explanation mam. today I have reasoning exam I saw you video now . I could solve all problems now

[@astepupward3929]

Can u plz explain for the years 2016 and 2012 ...?? Where both are leap years and u hv done them in different ways..

[@saisumana2992]

yes i also have same doubt but then i checked 5th oct 2016 and its wednesday so i am not getting what to do about that

[@iam.adityay2k]

Dimaag main ghu bhara hogana isiliye ye sawal pucha tune

[@iam.adityay2k]

Tere upar waale comment dekh pata chal jayega

[@nagame859]

Subtract 1 for only 29th Feb. Do the existent method(not with "-1") in all the remaining instances. That's it.

[@kritichopra2927]

In 2016....there was an error....31÷7=4...then 4-1(coz leap year)=3 that is Wednesday

[@adityas6513]

Thank you so very much, Am preparing for a Defence exam, you made my preparation for Calendar topic easy…

[@tamalikaroy2646]

In the 2nd sum 2016 is also a leap year.. didn't understand why we didn't do "-1" there

[@drakehopkins5931]

-1 is only done for a leap year if it falls before 29 feb 2nd question falls on October,2016 that's why no subtraction needed

[@zeshundiaries5699]

@@drakehopkins5931 bro if it's before 29th February we have to subtract 1 right ???

[@drakehopkins5931]

@@zeshundiaries5699 and a leap year, yes

[@begumhannafathima8494]

otherwise there is also another trick i.e. for a leap year the monthly codes of january and february will be 6 and 2 respectively then you dont have to subtract

[@aishwaryaroy8440]

Only subtract by 1 in case the year is a leap year and the months are either January or February.

[@liyuhh7144]

THANK YOU SO SOO MUCH MA'AM!!! YOU HELPED A LOT OF STUDENTS INCLUDING ME WITH THIS TOPIC😭 amazing tricks you gave. earlier i was taking a lotta time for these questions. now they can be done in just a few seconds. :)

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@pradyumnbhave8244]

Teaching Videos of this madam are helping to learn easily. Best teacher.👏

[@aradhyapatel6970]

Your explanation is nothing but Amazing 😉😂 Keep it up mam 👍

[@deepakmahiwal3680]

😂😂was searching for this comment only!

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@digitalsciencetrack6368]

Mam thank you u made calendar problem easy god bless you u made me preparing for upsc

[@madan8951]

I am very happy today I learnt this calendar trick so easily beautiful explanation it's was very easy to understand and practice thank you so much Madam 😊 please share other mathematics videos it will really helpful

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@Bhagathsinghuhhs]

Love u medam I am from Karnataka.. TQ so much

[@Avtarsingh88773]

Mam one point to be noted that in leap year, we can subtract 1 from remainder then we get correct day.But this applicable only in month of jan and Feb. If other month is given apart from jan and Feb in a leap year then we cannot subtract 1 from remainder ,then only se can get correct answer.

[@user-jy4ie7ff2j]

After watching your video. I overcome my fear of calendar problems. Thank you very much.😘

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@valskis8877]

Thank you mam for giving clear explanation

[@dushyantksingh8710]

By GOD , in just 22:47 min all calender problem concept cleared. Superb......Excellent. Thank u very Ma'am .

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@vihavkt1216]

simple way to understand every one keep making vedios current affairs plz

[@purushotam3279]

Your teaching method is brilliant 👏👏👏

[@monikasharma3535]

I thought it is very different but after watching your video I can do it very easily.... And I am student of NMMS this video help me alot mam... Thank you very much mam ☺️☺️👍🏼

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@gaikulungmalangmei8815]

Worth watching this video very very helpful thank you ma'am🙏

[@supremebg9997]

Thank you ma'am ...it helped me a lot to be thorough with this concept

[@freshersworld]

Glad to hear that

[@charlsumsong8277]

Her calender part 1 video the last problem 2016 is a leap year but she did minus 1 from 3 but she got it correct.

[@harigovind7229]

Thank you so much mam. Got a doubt regarding the leap year. 2016 is also a leap year and there you werent subtracting 1 from the remainder you got. Is the leap year concept only applicable to the month of feb ?

[@shubh4anshu109]

In leap year we only subtract 1 for the dates before 1st march

[@RiyaSharma-fg6wc]

@@shubh4anshu109 thank u so much for telling i was mired in one question but after i read comment section and found out that others are even facing the same problem i am facing but then there you were replying to the doubts which others had. it was really helpful. keep helping :)

[@shubh4anshu109]

@@RiyaSharma-fg6wc thank you so much 😇 your comment will definitely made my day.

[@kavyareddy6835]

@facts of india ❌

[@jhansir7579]

@@shubh4anshu109 thank you

[@arunkumargandepalli24]

Mee class kanaa Meeru chalaa bagunnaru🤙🤙

[@adityagarg9340]

why didn't you subtract 1 from the remainder in the year 2016(which is a leap year), (6:25)

[@pratibhayadav4292]

Yes

[@ShaikAbdulFayazYCE]

S bro

[@arjune6208]

Same doubt 😬😬.. But they didn't reply.

[@divyanshgupta1057]

You have to subtract 1 only if it is the first 2 months of a leap year i.e JAN and FEB

[@kritichopra2927]

In 2016....there was an error....31÷7=4...then 4-1(coz leap year)=3 that is Wednesday

[@jaganmohanraochouduvada5480]

Your Explanation is vary vary super Madam love you

[@123galandechaitanya]

In question where 2016 was taken you didn't subtracted -1 even tho it was leap year . It is quite confusing

[@onworldbgms6138]

Yes bro same dout

[@123galandechaitanya]

The concept is if we crossed febuary then subtraction is not done. And if we haven't crossed febuary then subtraction is to be done

[@imthiyazkuvale331]

Brother please work out 14th April 1992 (leap year,) This method answer is not matching to the calendar in Google. Please comment back

[@vasamniharika3763]

Kudos mam suberb explanation ever

[@vineeth_8016]

5th oct 2016 is a leap yr but u didn't subtract a day why......? And did for other leap yr

[@PratikPatil_]

same question...

[@arka9710]

It's the concept of date falling before February or the date is falling after February....if it's on or before February then we need to subtract 1...if it's after February ,even though it is a leap year ,there is no need of subtracting 1

[@gokulakrishnan1626]

@@arka9710 if the date is on 1st jan 2016 we want to subtract 1 or not

[@aayushishah885]

@@gokulakrishnan1626 yes.subtract 1

[@sndichezdeuqs8484]

wow you really know how to teach.Good job.Keep it up.

[@EEVenkatesanS]

In the year 2001 are present,the last two digit is 01 then how to divide by 4 can you explain mam?

[@vijendrameena6861]

0 will be the quotient in this case

[@EEVenkatesanS]

@@vijendrameena6861 tq

[@vaddirswamy]

Very Useful with Interesting, Many Thanks to you Teacher..!

[@SajjadAhmed-ew6xq]

U r awesome maaaam.......... Pls do upload such incredible videos more and more for the well being of aspirants,,,, out there.. Well done maamm, , my confusion regarding calendar got cleared,,, Satisfied with your teaching

[@Ramsharan647]

is 2016 not a leap year y mam not subtracted 1 to answer anyone please answer?

[@ranjanpal929]

Thnku so much mam. This is the explanation i was searching on utube. By the way u r beautiful

[@vishalacharya5683]

Your logic isn't working for February kindly help me

[@vennugopikrishna1073]

Bro

[@vennugopikrishna1073]

I can help you

[@vennugopikrishna1073]

Send me your insta id

[@umarjohn3543]

I am totally speechless. I have seen so many videos of the same topic. Thank God i somehow landed here and She absolutely*nailed it*

[@atharvahalapeti9775]

How are we meant to remember all the numbers that correspond to the time and dates if we are not allowed notes in the test? PLEASE RESPOND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

[@smitirupasahu2199]

Idk man

[@saurabhbawaskar7428]

Just rehearse it..

[@sudeepp237]

I loved ur teaching

[@durganandhini8363]

I have a doubt... in the first part... last sum it was 5th Oct 2016.. y you haven't subtracted 1 from the final answer

[@pistondrive9748]

Remember sister only substract 1 for january and february...for other month no need to substract thats why not substracted

[@byragoninarsihmaswamy5393]

because it is not leap year.if the given year is leap year then we should subtract 1 at the last.

[@harichandranag2158]

Ohh... if the year is a leap year and if the month is jan or feb.... only then subtract 1 from the remainder rightt??

[@gairikchakraborty1089]

I have the same doubt!

[@pistondrive9748]

@@harichandranag2158 if there is a leap year then only substract 1...

[@chantilavudiya]

Excellent and well teaching madam

[@xavier9vs]

2016 bi to leap year h jo apne 1st exmpl liya h ..theen tre comes ..tuesdy

[@avulaakshith770]

Bro just remember one Thing in a leap year Do" minus 1 " For remainder only for months of January and February, Dont do minus 1 for months march - December for Leap year . I guess madam has forgot to tell this point .

[@aleenafarooqui3890]

@@avulaakshith770 oh thanks had the same doubt

[@avulaakshith770]

@@aleenafarooqui3890 welcome 😊

[@noonecanfindme98]

@@avulaakshith770 but while solving for april20,1984, I can't get the answer unless I subtract 1 from remainder

[@avulaakshith770]

@@noonecanfindme98 you might have missed any step , Or you might have done some calculation error , pls check because im getting correct answer without doing any subtraction.

[@user-qi4ym9nt8c]

Ma'am the 2nd question you solved- the date is 5th Oct,2016 which is a leap year. In that question you did not do -1. Whereas, in 3rd question the date is 29th Feb,2012 in which you did -1(as it is a leap year). How are we supposed to know in which leap year we have to do -1 and which we do not ?

[@yeswanthp8705]

mam could u please tell me the answer to this question what was the day of the week 16th july1776

[@bhagyalakshmisaigeeda4327]

Tuesday

[@lakshmishree.g9574]

It's a tuesday

[@yeswanthp8705]

@@bhagyalakshmisaigeeda4327 how

[@sajeedmohammad6372]

Thank you mam helping me such great thing for freshers...to know about tricks.. 👍

[@nsureshjosh406]

Your looking so Beautiful...

[@509nandini7]

Thanku so much for ur great explanation mam