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Daily MCQs: UPSC Prelims Marathon: May 17
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101 responses to “Daily MCQs: UPSC Prelims Marathon: May 17”
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How jam can help in figuring out beneficiaries,I don’t agree
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You have reached 4 of 5 scores, (80%)
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kitna syllabus nipat gaya?
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Yo .. ?
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You have reached 3 of 5 scores, (60%)
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4 of 5 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:01:22
You have reached 4 of 5 scores, (80%)
Average score 53.07%
Your scoreEconomics
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Daily MCQs: UPSC Prelims Marathon: May 17
17 May, 2017Post By : ForumIASComments : 90Category : Daily QuizDaily MCQs: May 17
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3 of 5 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:01:50
You have reached 3 of 5 scores, (60%)
Average score 53.09%
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koi na keep moving forward…!!!!!!
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3 of 5 questions answered correctly
Your time: 00:03:44
You have reached 3 of 5 scores, (60%)q1,2
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thank u so much
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Shit happens ??
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Yes,, but i marked wrong option??
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can any 1 pls explain Govt Budgeting concepts in brief or short cut methods
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It happens with me also..you can take a break..go out and refresh yourself..then propably you will feel like studying properly but there is no escape from test papers..the more you do them , more are the chances of selection ..
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5/5 Thank u forumIAS….!!!!
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masala bond wala was bit easy. no?
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Yes, but here I am talking about the multiple choice questions where 4 statements are given and we have to choose correct statements. Although no one can and should escape from any type of the questions in UPSC , If someone do this then UPSC also escapes that person from its merit list. hahaha
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overdose of question is actually bringing information diarrhoea ….and thats making me some sort of dizzy…
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4 options r in every question.
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good score. keep it up.thanx
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thnx
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thnx bro , making consept easy
dnot call me champ , u deserve this not me
ur mcq score is too good
but i cant tell about name
BFL for prelim -
An IDR is a receipt, declaring ownership of shares of a foreign company. These receipts can be listed in India and traded in rupees.
* The IDRs are denominated in Indian currency and are issued by a domestic depository and the underlying equity shares are secured with an overseas custodian.
* An Indian investor pays in Indian rupees for the IDR whereas a shareholder in the issuer’s home country pays in home currency. -
Its a challenge for me also but just go through your notes or book quickly ..dont waste too much time in revising..spend more time in solving question papers..
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Toadys’ Score Is 3/5…..!!!
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I think need some modification ..
Foreign investor not invested his money instead of Indian investor invest in stock of non Indian company .
money outflow from India to foreign not vice-versa .. -
hehe..Meri hobby hai ye..
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i was wondering is it possible to revise entire syllabus in 20 days?
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IDRs are issued against the underlying equity of issuing company to enable foreign firms to raise funds from the indian security market
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Thank you 🙂
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Hi <3 KH <3 (Champion 🙂 – if you can explain the meaning of ur name )
Indian depository receipt is a derivative instrument by which a foreign investor can invest in Indian stock market.
What happens is the foreign investor ( say from America ) wants to invest in India. It will go to Indian domestic depository (Custodian of securities registered by SEBI). Indian depository buys the shares of the foreign firm and then issues Indian Rupees denominated depository receipts to Indian people.
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Happens..!
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You perform & also provide info..!True Leadership quality..!
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Scoring good?
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Exactly …..
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Yes tarun..its better we do mistakes here than in exam ..
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3/5 Masala bond ?
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abhijit bro(champ ),sorry for disturb u
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churchill had once said…”success is doing the same thing, after repetitive failure but with same enthusiasm as if you had started it for the first time”
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today’s questions were bit tricky….
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5/5.
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This was the best question – thanks @Forum@ForumIAS:disqus and Bhavika for providing such a lucid explanation.
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So, it’s basically remedy that is prescribed, not punishment. Aim is not to punish the losing side for not complying with the ruling, but to make that side comply with the rule by retaliation. Retaliation can be hiking import duties for the goods coming from the non-complying members in the same sector/ or related sector so as to block imports. Losing side will be given reasonable time for implementing the required changes, after which such retaliation will be authorised by Dispute settlement body.
Excerpt from the link :
If after 20 days, no satisfactory compensation is agreed, the complaining side may ask the Dispute Settlement Body for permission to retaliate (to “suspend concessions or other obligations”). This is intended to be temporary , to encourage the other country to comply. It could for example take the form of blocking imports by raising import duties on products from the other country above agreed limits to levels so high that the imports are too expensive to sell — within certain limits. The Dispute Settlement Body must authorize this within 30 days after the “reasonable period of time” expires unless there is a consensus against the request.
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5 of 5 questions answered correctly
Your time: 00:01:39
You have reached 5 of 5 scores, (100%)
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thank you Bhavika 🙂
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Thanks Bro..
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3 of 5 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:03:04
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Very good – keep it up
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4 of 5 questions answered correctly
@ForumIAS Please post the Daily Quiz Compilation for the rest of the months.
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Capital Expenditure “* Opposite of revenue expenditure i.e. either it creates asset or helps in reduction of liability of govt
* It is non-recurring in nature
* It add to capital stock of economy eg Metro expenditure” -
Capital Revenue/Receipt “* Opposite of Revenue Receipts i.e. either create liability or reduce asset are called capital receipts
* Eg includes money generated through loans, disinvestment, recovery of loans from states & UT
* Capital receipts can be debt creating or non-debt creating” -
Revenue Expenditure “* Doesnot create any asset and not reduce liabililty of govt
* Payment of salaries, pension, defense service, interest, expenditure on govt expenses, health etc” -
Revenue Receipts – “* Tax Revenue & Non-Tax Revenue”
* Neither creates liability nor cause any reduction in asset of govt (both condition should be satisfied)
* For eg. Money generated through sales of some shares of govt does not come under revenue receipts since this sale reduce asset of government. Similarly, loan taken by govt also doesn’t come under this since it creates liability”
“* Tax Revenue consists of Direct and In-Direct Tax
* Non-Tax Revenue consists of Interest, Profit and Dividend, Fees, Fines & Penalities, Escheats, Gifts & Grants, Special Assessment” -
The Dispute Settlement Body (DSB)-
The General Council discharges its responsibilities under the DSU through the DSB (Article IV:3 of the WTO Agreement). Like the General Council, the DSB is composed of representatives of all WTO Members. These are governmental representatives, in most cases diplomatic delegates who reside in Geneva (where the WTO is based) and who belong to either the trade or the foreign affairs ministry of the WTO Member they represent. As civil servants, they receive instructions from their capitals on the positions to take and the statements to make in the DSB. As such, the DSB is a political body.The DSB is responsible for administering the DSU, i.e. for overseeing the entire dispute settlement process.
NOTE-Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU): The Dispute Settlement Understanding is a legal text containing the rules for dispute settlement in the WTO -
5/5.. 🙂
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Jai ho…Jai ho…..
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5 of 5 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:04:22
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Amen… Jai ho.
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Fir samjha denge dost koi gal nahi,tum ye batao problem kis part me hoti, loans grants interest etc issme?
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kisi ne mujhe yaad kiya………….haha
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Bhagwan tumhe 4 questions se bachaye……Amen ….!!!!!
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ok bhai.. achhi kosis ki hai samjhane ki ..
try karta ki achhe se samjh me aa jaye -
haha
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Ye 4 options vale ques se bacha le hme…?
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Mera usko eliminate karke galat hua,i thought 4th is right..:P 😛
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Your explanation is good but nhi aaya hoga use samajh me… 🙂
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Non plan,plan toh aane nahi wala,just in case..toh Five year plan wale saare planned expenditure rehte and baki,non planned.
Revenue and capital me logic lagana thoda.
Revenue exp means,na koi liablity lag rahi na koi asset kum zyada ho raha. Ex in this ques Interest payment. Usko karna hi hai,but usse kuch kum zyada nahi ho raha asset ya liablity side.
Capital exp means opposite,liablity ya asset kum zyada hona. Loan wapas milega means apna asset kum hua,nahi toh int payment milta rehta.
Loan lenge means liablity create hui,ab int dena padega.
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dekho koi PARMATMA ka avtar lekar aayega shayad help kar de……
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same mistake
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Kya baat hai …:)
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baki ko sulane ka sajish kiya ja rha hai!!
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yes sir ……..by elimination ……3rd option jyada ambitious tha.
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56.99% 1min
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I also need this help.
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current account , capital account , plan ,non-plan kisme kya hai kaise yaad karun yaar hamesha galat hota hai..
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Thanks forum IAS. Kuch confusion thi…ab door ho gyi ..☺☺
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Pehla sahi hua?
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5/5..Chala sone ab:)
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4/5……grants…wala blunder!!
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4/5 first question ?
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You have reached 4 of 5 scores, (80%)
First ques..:/
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Fully Current Based Questions..
Thanks Forumias Sir Jee and Team.To Aspirant; Winners Are Not People Who Never Fail But People Who Never Quit…..!!!
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3 of 5 questions answered correctly
Your time: 00:03:29
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