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    CCC Introduction to Computer Online Test

    Chapter 1: Introduction to Computer of the NIELIT CCC syllabus — 25 questions in 20 minutes, in Hindi and English. Every time you start, you get a new set of questions, with the answer and an explanation for each one at the end.

    25 Questions 20 Minutes Hindi + English New Paper Every Time No Negative Marking

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    What this chapter test covers

    The first chapter of the CCC syllabus is the easiest place to score. It asks about the parts of a computer, memory and storage units, input and output devices, generations of computers and the difference between hardware and software.

    • CPU, ALU, Control Unit and memory
    • RAM, ROM, cache and secondary storage
    • Bit, byte, KB, MB, GB and TB
    • Input and output devices — MICR, OMR, scanner, printer
    • Generations of computers
    • System software and application software
    • Compiler, interpreter and machine language

    Sample questions from Introduction to Computer

    Q. How many bits make one byte?

    Answer: 8 bits. A group of 4 bits is called a nibble.

    Q. Which memory is volatile — RAM or ROM?

    Answer: RAM. It loses its data when the power is switched off.

    Finished this chapter? Take the full CCC mock test with 100 questions from all nine chapters, or revise first with the free CCC chapterwise notes.

    Introduction to Computer Test — Questions

    How many questions are in the CCC Introduction to Computer test?

    Each test has 25 questions from Chapter 1: Introduction to Computer, to be finished in 20 minutes. There is no negative marking.

    Is the Computer Fundamentals test in Hindi or English?

    Both. Every question is shown in Hindi and English together, as in the NIELIT CCC exam.

    Do I get the same questions if I take the test again?

    No. A new paper is drawn from the chapter's question bank every time you start, so you can practise the chapter again and again.

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