Sunday, October 3, 2010

DATA ENTRY OPERATOR AND LDC EXAM G.K MODEL SET PAPER

1. Pituitary gland is situated in
(A) the base of the heart
(B) the base of the brain
(C) the neck
(D) the abdomen
Ans: (B) the base of the brain

2. Who discovered cement?
(A) Agassit
(B) Albertus Magnus
(C) Joseph Aspdin
(D) Janseen
Ans: (C) Joseph Aspdin

3. According to RBI Report….. NPA – 2008-09 for India
Banks
(A) 2.3%
(B) 2.6%
(C) 3.5%
(D) 5.2%
Ans: (A) 2.3%

4. Windows 7, the latest OS ……… Indian Languages fonts
(A) 14
(B) 26
(C) 37
(D) 49
Ans: (A) 14

5. TRIPS and TRIMS are the terms associated with
(A) IMF
(B) WTO
(C) IBRD
(D) IDA
Ans: (B) WTO

6. A Presidential Ordinance can remain in force
(A) For three months
(B) For Six months
(C) For nine months
(D) Indefinitely
Ans: (B) For Six months


7. Which of the following Indonesian victim massive
earthquake-2004?
(A) Irian Jaya
(B) Sumatra
(C) Kalibangan
(D) Java
Ans: (B) Sumatra

8. First DURANTO A/C Express
(A) Sealdah-New Delhi
(B) Mumbai-Howrah
(C) Bangalore-Howrah
(D) Chennai-NewDelhi
Ans: (A) Sealdah-New Delhi

9. Economic Outlook for 2009-2010?
(A) Planning Commission
(B) PM Economic Advisory Council
(C) Finance Commission
(D) RBI
Ans: (B) PM Economic Advisory Council

10. Indian and US finalize agreement related to
following?
(A) Trade and Investment
(B) Intellectual property
(C) Traditional Knowledge
(D) All of the Above
Ans: (D) All of the Above

11. Which of the following river does not part of
Narmada river?
(A) MP
(B) Rajasthan
(C) Gujarat
(D) Maharashtra
Ans: (B) Rajasthan

12. Which of the following countries third largest
market for twitter?
(A) China
(B) India
(C) Brazil
(D) Indonesia
Ans: (B) India

13. The exchange of commodities between two countries is
(A) Balance of trade
(B) Bilateral trade
(C) Volume of trade
(D) Multilateral trade
Ans: (B) Bilateral trade

14. Soil erosion on hill slopes cane be checked by
(A) Afforestation
(B) Terrace cultivation
(C) Strip cropping
(D) Contour ploughing
Ans: (B) Contour ploughing

15. Who coined the word Geography?
(A) Ptolemy
(B) Eratosthenese
(C) Hecataus
(D) Herodatus
Ans: (B) Eratosthenese

16. Which of the following is called ‘ecological
hotspot of India’?
(A) Western Ghats
(B) Eastern Ghats
(C) Western Himalayas
(D) Eastern Himalayas
Ans: (B) Western Himalayas

17. The art of map making
(A) Remote sensing
(B) Cartography
(C) Photogrammetry
(D) Mapping
Ans: (B) Cartography

18. The age of Earth can be determined by
(A) Geological Time Scale
(B) Radio-Metric Dating
(C) Gravity Method
(D) Fossilization Method
Ans: ((B) Radio-Metric Dating

19. The monk influenced Ashoka to embrace Buddhism
(A) Vishnu Gupta
(B) Upa Gupta
(C) Brahma Gupta
(D) Brihadratha
Ans: B) Upa Gupta

20. The declaration that “Govt. of the people, by the
people, for the people made by
(A) George Washington
(B) Winston Churchill
(C) Abraham Lincoln
(D) Theodore Roosevelt
Ans: (C) Abraham Lincoln

21. The Lodhi dynasty was founded by
(A) Ibrahim Lodhi
(B) Sikandar Lodhi
(C) Bahlol Lodhi
(D) Khizr Khan
Ans: (C) Bahlol Lodhi

22. Harsha was defeated by
(A) Prabhakaravardhana
(B) Pulakesin-II
(C) Narsimhavarma Pallava
(D) Sasanka
Ans: (B) Pulakesin-II

23. Who among the following was illiterate?
(A) Jahangir
(B) Shah jahan
(C) Akbar
(D) Aurangazeb
Ans: (C) Akbar

24. Which Gov. General associated with Doctrine of
lapse?
(A) Lord Rippon
(B) Lord Dalhousie
(C) Lord Bentick
(D) Lord Curzon
Ans: (B) Lord Dalhousie

25. India attained dominion status on
(A) 15th Jan, 1947
(B) 15th Aug, 1947
(C) 15th Aug, 1950
(D) 15th Oct, 1947
Ans: B) 15th Aug, 1947

26. Despotism is possible in a
(A) One party state
(B) Two party state
(C) Multi party state
(D) Two and multi party state
Ans: (A) One party state

27. Marx belonged to
(A) Germany
(B) Holland
(C) France
(D) Britain
Ans: (A) Germany

28. Which of the following is guardian of fundamental
rights?
(A) Legislature
(B) Executive
(C) Political parties
(D) Judiciary
Ans: (D) Judiciary

29. Sarkaria Commission was concerned with
(A) Administrative reforms
(B) Electoral Reforms
(C) Financial Reforms
(D) Centre-State Relations
Ans: (D) Centre-State Relations

30. The speaker of Lok Sabha address his/her
resignation to
(A) PM of India
(B) President of India
(C) Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha
(D) Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
Ans: (C) Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha

31. A want become a demand only when it is backed by
(A) Ability to purchase
(B) Necessity to buy
(C) Desire to buy
(D) Utility of the product
Ans: (C) Ability to purchase

32. The term “Micro and Macro Economics” were coined by
(A) Alfred Marshall
(B) Ragner Nurske
(C) Ragner Frisch
(D) JM Keynes
Ans: (C) Ragner Frisch

33. During periods of Inflation, tax rates should
(A) Increase
(B) Decrease
(C) Remain Constant
(D) Fluctuate
Ans: (A) Increase

34. Which is the biggest tax paying sector in India?
(A) Agriculture Sector
(B) Industrial Sector
(C) Transport Sector
(D) Banking Sector
Ans: (B) Industrial Sector

35. “Economics is what it ought to “ – This statement
refers to
(A) Normative Economics
(B) Positive Economics
(C) Monetary Economics
(D) Fiscal Economics
Ans: (A) Normative Economics

36. The excess of price a person is to pay rather than
forgo consumption
(A) Price
(B) Profit
(C) Producers’ Surplus
(D) Consumers’ Surplus
Ans: (D) Consumers’ Surplus

37. Silver halides are used in photographic plates
because they
(A) Oxidised in air
(B) Soluble in hyposolution
(C) Reduced by light
(D) Totally colourless
Ans: (A) Oxidised in air

38. Tetraethyl lead is
(A) A catalyst in burning fossil fuel
(B) An antioxidant
(C) A reductant
(D) An antiknock compound
Ans: (D) An antiknock compound

39. Curie point is the temperature at which
(A) Matter becomes radioactive
(B) A metal loses magnetic properties
(C) A metal loses conductivity
(D) Transmutation of metal occurs
Ans: (B) A metal loses magnetic properties

40. The isotope used for the production of atomic energy
(A) U-235
(B) U-238
(C) U-234
(D) U-236
Ans: (A) U-235

41. The acceleration due to gravity at the equator
(A) is less than at the poles
(B) is greater than that at the poles
(C) is equal to that at the poles
(D) does not depend on the earth’s centripetal
acceleration
Ans: (A) is less than at the poles

42. Which of the following is not a nucleon?
(A) Proton
(B) Neutron
(C) Electron
(D) Positron
Ans: (D) Positron

43. The material used in the manufacture of lead pencil
is
(A) Graphite
(B) Lead
(C) Carbon
(D) Mica
Ans: (A) Graphite

44. Angle of friction and angle of repose are
(A) equal to each other
(B) not equal to each other
(C) proportional to each other
(D) None of the above
Ans: (C) proportional to each other

Saturday, October 2, 2010

STENOGRAPHER GRADE C AND D EXAM SSC CUTOFF MARKS

WHAT YOU THINK WILL BE THE CUTOFF MARKS FOR STENOGRAPHERS GRADE C AND D EXAM. PLEASE COMMENT HERE THIS CAN HELP US. TO ANALYSIS CUTOFF MARKS. ALSO TAKE A PART IN OUR POLL.

STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION SSC STENOGRAPHER ANSWER KEY

STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION STENOGRAPHERS GRADE C AND D EXAM ANSWER KEY 2010

1. D HRIS
2. D GRASS
3. C
4. D 59 - 39
5. A
6. C 5-25
7. A GIRAFFE
8. C UVWX
9. B TEXT
10. D RUBBER- ERASE
11. D
12. D HISTORY
13. C MINE
14. D
15 B 82
16. D CPNS
17. B 223
18. C XVTR
19. B 19
20 B
21 A XVY
22.
23 A
24 B 1111
25 C
26 D V
27 C 66
28 A QRDE
29 C baaba
30 D 3 2 4 6 5 1
31 A 3 4 5 1 2
32 A 34
33 D SON IN LOW
34 I THINK QUESTION IS NOT CORRECT
35 C 92
36 C
37 A 8
38 D 10+2*1=6
39 A AEROGRAM
40 C OPTION
41 B BF
42 B ONLY CONCLUSION II IS VALID
43 D NEITHER I NOR II IS IMPLICIT
44 B
45 C
46 D 6
47 A
48 D 4
49 D 10
50 A

SSC STENOGRAPHERS GRADE C AND GRADE D EXAM GENERAL AWARENESS ANSWER KEY SSC STENO ANSWER KEY
65 B ACID RAIN
66 A AMMETER
67 B RAVI
68
69
70 D CENTRAL STATISTICAL ORGANISATION
71 A UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD
72 B TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
73 C MANMOHAN SINGH
74 RATAN KUMAR SINHA
75 B
76 A 3 1 4 2
77 A COALFIELDS
78 B DADABHAI NAUROJI
79 B GROWTH IN NATIONAL INCOME AT CURRENT PRICES
80 A CORNEA


81 A ORISSA COAST
82 D RICE
83 A SRINAGAR AND LEH
84 B PROTEINS
85 D
86 D  4 3 1 2
87 B
88 A ANTIBIOTICS
89 D HURRICANE
90 D HIGHLY VOLATILE
91 C ARJUN VAJPAI
92 B NICOTINE
93 D CONGRESS
94 A PAROTID GLAD
95 C PHILLIPP LAHM
96 A U.N GENERAL ASSEMBLY


97B 40
98 A ENERGY
99 B LIVER
100 B LIQUID METAL
101
102
103 B GOA
104 C THE DEPUTY SPEAKER OF LOK SABHA
105 B COTTON, OIL SEEDS, JUTE AND SUGARCANE
106 D SAMUDRAGUPTA
107 B MYOPIA
108 A WAREN HASTINGS
109 SAROSH HOMI KAPADIA
110 WATER
111 C DIAMOND MINES
112 A
113 B SPLEEN
114 B STEPTOMYCIN



stenogrphers exam english answer key staff selection commission
stenogrpaher exam ssc answer key

115 b and are still doing

116 a they are having

117 a the first task is provided

118 b the justic and cares

119 d no error

120 b recycle

121 b is temporarily interrupted

122 b was able either to comprehend

123 c healthier and long

124 c he wore seat belt


125 b to

126 a him

127 c is

128 d whom

129 a have

130 a vision

131 a bring

132 a will have

133 a stops

134 a arrived; died


135 c slow

136 b mild

137 c useless

138 c concluded

139 c disagreement

140 d fake


141 a disclose

142  b

143 b subordination

144 a rigid

145 d puzzling
146 b dejected
147 c dislike
148 d hopelessness
149 b proud
150 a freedom
151 d wound
152 d emotional shock
153 d correct
154 a beautiful
155 c misdemeanour

156 c tempest

157 a receive

158 a judicious

159 a business 

160 b repetition

162 b embarrass

163 b

164 c horoscope

165 d jury

166 impostor

167 c breeze

168 a investigation

169 c bottleneck

170 a bribe

171 c abandoned me when i needed help

172 b at the point of

173 c narrow escape from danger

174 a face the unpleasant consequences

175 c cheerful

176 a was lost forever

177 a not nervous or emotional

178 c ability to speak impressively

179 c at the time of committing the crime

180 c upto the
181 d no improvement
182 a
183 a for example
184 a never had
185
186
187
188
189
190 a grass is not eaten by a lion, however hungry he may be
191 a the book is being read by her everyday
192 b he was seen picking up a gun by someone
193 a i was surprised a great deal by this unexpected news
194 b the stage is being decorated by the students for the annual day celebrations.

195 a overcomes
196 b hinder
197 c suceesful
198 d face
199 a could
200 b success
201 a principal
202 b heroic
203 d failures
204 a rarely

205 b very slow grwoth
206 d two and a half times
207 b ahead
208 c falling
209 b four times

210 b 21st century
211 b serious planning is needed
212 c sixty nine
213 c plenty of oil
214 b to be taken seriously

I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ERROR

stenogrphers exam english answer key staff selection commission

stenogrpaher exam ssc answer key

115 b and are still doing

116 a they are having

117 a the first task is provided

118 b the justic and cares

119 d no error

120 b recycle

121 b is temporarily interrupted

122 b was able either to comprehend

123 c healthier and long

124 c he wore seat belt


125 b to

126 a him

127 c is

128 d whom

129 a have

130 a vision

131 a bring

132 a will have

133 a stops

134 a arrived; died


135 c slow

136 b mild

137 c useless

138 a complicated

139 c disagreement

140 d fake


141 a disclose

142  b

143 b subordination

144 a rigid

145 d puzzling
146 b dejected
147 c dislike
148 d hopelessness
149 b proud
150 a freedom
151 d wound
152 d emotional shock
153 d correct
154 a beautiful
155 c misdemeanour

156 c tempest

157 a receive

158 a judicious

159 d indigetion

160 b repetition

162 b embarrass

163 b

164 c horoscope

165 d jury

166 impostor

167 c breeze

168 a investigation

169 c bottleneck

170 a bribe

171 c abandoned me when i needed help

172 b at the point of

173 c narrow escape from danger

174 a face the unpleasant consequences

175 c cheerful

176 a was lost forever

177 a not nervous or emotional

178 c ability to speak impressively

179 c at the time of committing the crime

180 c upto the
181 d no improvement
182 a
183 a for example
184 a never had
185
186
187
188
189
190 a grass is not eaten by a lion, however hungry he may be
191 a the book is being read by her everyday
192 b he was seen picking up a gun by someone
193 a i was surprised a great deal by this unexpected news
194 b the stage is being decorated by the students for the annual day celebrations.

195 a overcomes
196 b hinder
197 c suceesful
198 d face
199 a could
200 b success
201 a principal
202 b heroic
203 d failures
204 a rarely

205 b very slow grwoth
206 d two and a half times
207 b ahead
208 c falling
209 b four times

210 b 21st century
211 b serious planning is needed
212 c sixty nine
213 c plenty of oil
214 b to be taken seriously

Friday, October 1, 2010

STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION JUNIOR ENGINEERS (CIVIL&ELECTRICAL) EXAMINATION, 2010 - DECLARATION OF FINAL RESULT OF JUNIOR ENGINEERS (CIVIL & ELECTRICAL)

STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION
JUNIOR ENGINEERS (CIVIL&ELECTRICAL) EXAMINATION, 2010 -
DECLARATION OF FINAL RESULT OF
JUNIOR ENGINEERS (CIVIL & ELECTRICAL)
Staff Selection Commission conducted a competitive examination for recruitment to the post
of Junior Engineers (Civil & Electrical), 2010 on 21.03.2010 on all India basis and thereafter,
Interview/Personality Tests of the candidates who had qualified in the written examination were
conducted. Following is the list of 331 candidates for Junior Engineer (Civil) and 127 candidates for
Junior Engineer (Electrical) who have been recommended for appointment for the post of Junior
Engineers (Civil & Electrical), subject to thorough verification of their eligibility conditions in all
respects and correctness of the information furnished by them in their applications.
2. The following is the category-wise break-up of finally selected candidates for each
post:
CPWD (Civil)
Category SC ST OBC PH HH EXS UR TOTAL
Vacancies 14 07 25 02 01 09 46 92
Candidatesrecommended 14 07 25 02 01 01 46* 92
* includes ST(2) and OBC(11) qualified at UR standard.
M.E.S. (Civil)
SC ST OBC OH HH EXS UR TOTAL
Vacancies 17 13 19 14 0 79 168 217
Candidates recommended 17 13 19 14 0 0 125* 174
* includes SC(8) and OBC(25) qualified at UR standard.
Department of Posts (Civil)
SC ST OBC OH HH EXS UR TOTAL
Vacancies 7 02 16 01 01 07 48 73
Candidates recommended 7 02 16 01 01 00 30* 55
* includes OBC(11) qualified at UR standard.
Farakka Barrage (Civil)
SC ST OBC OH HH EXS UR TOTAL
Vacancies 01 01 03 01 - - 05 10
Candidates recommended 01 01 03 01 - - 05 10
CPWD (Electrical)
SC ST OBC OH HH EXS UR TOTAL
Vacancies 07 04 13 01 01 05 26 50
Candidates recommended 07 04 13 01 01 03 26* 50
* includes OBC(7) qualified at UR standard.
M.E.S (Electrical)
SC ST OBC OH HH EXS UR TOTAL
Vacancies 13 06 13 04 - 20 46 78
Candidates recommended 13 05 13 04 02 46 77
* includes SC(1) and OBC(14) qualified at UR standard.
3. The maximum and minimum marks obtained by the selected candidates of
different categories of the aforesaid examination are given below:-
Civil (CPWD)
Total marks of candidate SC ST OB
C
OH HH EX
S
UR
First selected 294 267 330 225 199 173 361
Last selected 249 239 265 218 199 173 282
Civil (MES)
Total marks of candidate SC ST OB
C
OH HH EX
S
UR
First selected 244 240 264 207 - - 379
Last selected 226 220 241 177 223
Civil (DOP)
Total marks of candidate SC ST OB
C
OH HH EX
S
UR
First selected 231 228 255 206 170 - 279
Last selected 224 217 235 206 170 - 233
Civil (FB)
Total marks of candidate SC ST OB
C
OH HH EX
S
UR
First selected 247 216 250 189 - - 274
Last selected 247 216 246 189 - - 264
Electrical (CPWD)
Total marks of candidate SC ST OB
C
OH HH EX
S
UR
First selected 279 232 285 244 185 245 311
Last selected 236 213 259 244 185 208 268
Electrical (MES)
Total marks of candidate SC ST OB
C
OH HH EX
S
UR
First selected 239 208 264 236 - 187 304
Last selected 220 198 249 213 - 183 235
Note :- Marks obtained by the first and last candidates in above are based on their
merit-cum-preference.
4. Some candidates who have obtained the said minimum marks might not have
found place in the Select List due to tie cases. In case of tie, due to equal marks in grand
total (Paper-I +Paper-II +Interview), the candidates having higher in marks in the written
part (Paper-I +Paper-II) have been given higher rank. In case, candidates got equal marks
in written part, the candidates having higher
marks in Paper-I have been given higher rank. Further, more, in the event of candidates
having equal marks in Paper-I, candidates born earlier have been given higher rank.
5. Candidature of following 6 candidates (Civil) and 1 candidate (Electrical) has been
withheld, pending clarification from RDs/DDs. Result/Rank Number of these candidates
will be declared only after receipt of clarification from the concerned RD/DD.
CIVIL: 2201001796, 2201004244, 2201011021, 2201010598, 2201008909 and
9001000210.
ELECTRICAL: 8007000088
6. As the interview in respect of the candidates pertaining to NER Region and 5
candidates declared qualified in the written examination on 01.10.2010, has not been
completed, result in respect of these candidates will be declared later on.
7. The list of recommended candidates is purely PROVISIONAL and subject to
the candidates fulfilling all the eligibility conditions prescribed in the Notice of
said examination and also subject to, among other things, thorough verification
of their identity with reference to their photographs, signatures, handwritings,
etc. on the application forms, admission certificates, etc.
8. As per preference indicated by the candidate in their application forms and their
position in merit order, their names will be sent to CPWD, MES, DOP and FB being the
Appointing Authorities while nominating the finally recommended candidate to that
department. It is clarified that actual allocation of finally selected candidates to different
regions will be made by the respective cadre authority viz. CPWD / MES /DOP /FB
depending on availability of vacancies in various regions /places.
9. The category status in respect of the candidates belonging to reserve categories
has been indicated along with their roll numbers. It is important for such candidates to
note that they have been declared qualified only for the category mentioned against their
Roll Numbers. If any candidate does not actually belong to the category mentioned
against his Roll Number or his roll number and name do not match, he may not be
eligible to be included in the list. It is, therefore, in the interest of the candidates
concerned to immediately contact the respective Regional Offices of the Commission in
all such cases where they do not belong to the category shown against their Roll
Numbers.
10. Detailed result of this examination with marks of the qualified and non-qualified
candidates is available on SSC's Website: http://ssc.nic.in and http://sscresults.nic.in.
(Vandana Sethi)
Deputy Secretary (C.I)
01.10.2010