Show Page 2The date calculators and calendars on timeanddate.com can be used for various calendrical calculations. Some typical uses are listed below. Our Date to Date Calculator can tell you how many days something lasts:
Example use: The number of days the Torino Olympics 2006 lasted. How Old Are You (or Another Person)?The Date to Date Calculator can also help you to find out old someone is:
Example use: How old would Elvis be today? How Old Were You in 1990 or Any Other Past Year?Another feature of the Date to Date Calculator is to find out how old you were in a past year:
Exactly How Old Are You?If you know the time of day you were born, the Time Duration Calculator can tell you exactly how many hours, minutes, and seconds have passed since you were born. Calculate Your Age in Hours, Minutes, and SecondsCan't wait for your next birthday? Celebrate an alternative birthday! The Special Age Calculator shows you when you are exactly, say, 1 billion seconds or 250 Mercury years old:
Example use: How many minutes have passed since you were born? Birth Date and TimeThe Date Calculator allows you to calculate when someone was born based on their age and, if applicable, their date of death. This tool is useful for genealogists, as the birth date is not always recorded on death certificates, tombstones, or graves, even if the age and death date is known. Follow these steps:
Example use: Albert Einstein's birth date based on the age and death date. Calculate Which Date It Is in X DaysThe Date Calculator also allows you to calculate what date it will be a number of days after a particular date, which is useful for calculating the timing involved in contracts or planning various events. Follow these steps:
Example use: What was the date at 100 days after May 1, 2005? Which Day of the Week?If you wish to find out the day of the week for any date, such as your date of birth, our Weekday Calculator is your tool of choice. Alternatively, if you wish to find out the days of the week for a whole range of dates or if you simply prefer to see the date on a calendar to get a better overview, you can create a calendar for the date or time span in question:
| 71905 Day Sequence Aptitude basics, practice questions, answers and explanations Day sequence Test: In these question a date given with the day of the week (Monday, etc.....) using that information you will be asked to find out day of other date. Approach: 1)Find the No. of years and No. of days between the "given date" and "asked date".2)Divide the No. of days by 7.3)Find the reminder of the division.4)If the reminder is '0' then the required day is as same as "given days".5)If the reminder is '1' then the required day is the next day to given day in question date?6)If the reminder is '2' then the required day is two days after the "given date", so on for the 3, 4, 5 and 6 reminders.Examples: Tips: A year has 365 daysA leap year has 366 daysAny year is divisible by 4 is a leap year e.g. 2004, 2008,.......In normal year, February has 28 days but leap year has 29 days. Hence the leap year has one day extra than normal year.In a normal year, if the year begins with Sunday, it ends with Sunday. The next year starting day will be Monday.In a Leap year, if the year begins with Sunday, it ends with Monday, the starting day of the next year of the leap year will be Tuesday.The no. of days in January = 31 daysThe no. of days in February = 28 or 29 daysThe no. of days in March = 31 daysThe no. of days in April = 30 daysThe no. of days in May = 31 daysThe no. of days in June = 30 daysThe no. of days in July = 31 daysThe no. of days in August = 31 daysThe no. of days in September = 30 daysThe no. of days in October = 31 daysThe no. of days in November = 30 daysThe no. of days in December = 31 daysIn a normal year, it has 52 weeks and one dayIn a leap year, it has 52 weeks and 2 days.For every 400 years, the day repeats. e.g. 14th April 1604 is Wednesday, 14th April 2004 is also Wednesday. Days between two dates
Add to or subtract from a date The date calculator below calculates how far behind or how further ahead will be the date as per the input provided in the 'Start Date' field and the fields below it. The result displayed is a particular date and the day on which it falls. What is a date calculator? A date calculator lets you make various kinds of date calculations such as calculating the number of days between two particular dates, knowing how many days have passed since your birth or since you started a job, calculating how many days are left for the next Cricket world cup to begin or for the next Lok Sabha elections, and many more such calculations.How do the above calculators work? Working methodology of the 1st calculator Working methodology of the 2nd calculator This calculator can be used to add or subtract some particular number of years, months, weeks or days, individually or combined, from a particular date which is represented by the field 'Start Date' in this calculator. Initially, the 'Start Date' field shows the current date. If need be, users can enter a date of their choice in that field. Now, users need to enter the number of years, months, weeks and days or the number of any individual attribute, as per their choice, in the respective input fields. Next, users need to specify whether to add or subtract that duration from the date by choosing either 'Add +' or 'Subtract -' from the corresponding menu and click on 'Calculate' to get the result. The result displayed is a date and day which is either before or after the 'Start Date' as per the data provided on the input page. As per the methodology used in this date calculator, a week starts on 'Monday' and ends on 'Sunday'.Various types of Calendars used in India India, being a hotbed of cultures, is home to people belonging to various ethnicities and following many different religions. This has resulted in Indians following various types of calendars for religious, cultural and official purposes. Though there are numerous, some of the most common types of calendars used in India include the Saka Samvat, Vikram Samvat, the Hijri calendar and the Georgian calendar. The Saka Samvat lunisolar Hindu calendar is believed to have been introduced by the rulers of the Satavahana dynasty. Quite similar to those used for official purposes, this calendar also has 365 days and 12 months, and in 1957, it was adopted as the 'Indian National Calendar'. However, unlike the official new year's eve, according to the system followed by the Saka Samvat calendar, a new year begins with the onset of the 'Chaitra' month whose first day coincides with March 22 in a conventional calendar or with March 21 if its a leap year. Similarly, there are some unconventional factors that accompany the Vikram Samvat and the Hijri calendar as well. The Vikram Samvat is a Hindu lunar calendar that is based on the movement of the moon. It has 354 days and 12 months in a year. The months in this calendar are further divided into two phases: 'Shukla Paksha' which begins with a new moon and 'Krishna Paksha' which starts with a full moon. The Hijri calendar is a lunar Islamic calendar that also has 354 days. Followed worldwide, this calendar is used to determine the dates for various Islamic rituals including Ramadan and Hajj. The calendar used for official purposes An improvised version of the Julian calendar, the Georgian calendar is used in India as well as various other countries around the world for official purposes. In this calendar, a year is divided into 365 days, with the exception of a leap year, which has 366 days. The total number of days in a calendar year are categorized into 12 months of varying lengths. Each month either has 30 or 31 days, except the month of February which has 28 days in a normal year and 29 days in a leap year. |