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Dream One More Time
Dream One More Time
8 years ago

7 of 7 questions answered correctly

Your time: 00:03:18

You have reached 7 of 7 scores, (100%)

Average score 35.71%
Your score 100%
You have completed the test!

kiriti vaib
kiriti vaib
8 years ago

5 of 7 questions answered correctly

Your time: 00:02:35

You have reached 5 of 7 scores, (71.43%)

chetan taneja
chetan taneja
8 years ago

Results
4 of 7 questions answered correctly

Your time: 00:03:12

shivam sharma
shivam sharma
8 years ago

5/7

Defiant Daroga
Defiant Daroga
8 years ago

4/7

Suprme Leader on Kharai-Camel
Suprme Leader on Kharai-Camel
8 years ago

2/7…….phatt lee….khatarnaak ques…

bala murali
bala murali
8 years ago

0/7

Amareek
Amareek
8 years ago

3 of 7 questions answered correctly

Jolly Gentleman
Jolly Gentleman
8 years ago

6………………../7
sixerrrrrrrrrrrrrrr…

Final Destination
Final Destination
8 years ago

4/7

Simh:
Simh:
8 years ago

4/7 This test was good.

Try one more time!
Try one more time!
8 years ago

2/7 Excellent questions

Emperor
Emperor
8 years ago

These rights are known as constitutional rights or legal rights or nonfundamental rights.
– This explanantion sounds ambigous. plz provide specific information. Bcz it creates confusion in the mind of aspirants.

Dhruv gupta
Dhruv gupta
8 years ago

3/7 good questions

Chandra
Chandra
8 years ago

First charter act was of 1813, not the 1833…pls check nd correct

Diksha Chugh
Diksha Chugh
8 years ago

4/7

Nik
Nik
8 years ago

3/7

Santosh
Santosh
8 years ago

6/7

harsha reddy
harsha reddy
8 years ago

2/7

ShahanA SanA
ShahanA SanA
8 years ago

4/7

Fateh Meena
Fateh Meena
8 years ago

You have reached 6 of 7 scores, (85.71%)

Lord Vorminious
Lord Vorminious
8 years ago

Q1 is wrong. Acts before Charter Act of 1833 were also considered acts. This belongs to the beginning of Chartered control of EIC under the British Parliament starting with the Charter Act of 1813, after which all Regulations bore the weight of an Act as they were no longer mere executive whims of the Company.

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