Wednesday, June 8, 2011

MPPSC PRE ANSWERSHEET GS(SET-A)




20 February 2011
Ques 1-picture message
1.    B
2.    A
3.    D
4.    D
5.    C
6.    D
7.    C
8.    D
9.    C
10.    C
11.    ?
12.    B
13.    A
14.    A
15.    C
16.    D
17.    C
18.    A
19.    D
20.    C
21.    A
22.    D
23.    B
24.    C
25.    B
26.    B
27.    B
28.    B
29.    D
30.    A
31.    D
32.    C
33.    d
34.    A
35.    C
36.    D
37.    A
38.    B
39.    C
40.    B
41.    A
42.    C
43.    B
44.    D
45.    C
46.    B
47.    A
48.    A
49.    A
50.    C
51.    A
52.    C
53.    B
54.    D
55.    D
56.    C
57.    A
58.    D
59.    C
60.    B
61.    A
62.    D
63.    D
64.    D
65.    B
66.    C
67.    B
68.    C
69.    D
70.    C
71.    C
72.    A
73.    C
74.    B
75.    B
76.    D
77.    D
78.    B
79.    C
80.    A
81.    B
82.    C
83.    A
84.    D
85.    C
86.    B
87.    B
88.    A
89.    D
90.    D
91.    B
92.    A
93.    C
94.    D
95.    C
96.    A
97.    C
98.    B
99.    C
100.    A
101.    B
102.    C
103.    A
104.    C
105.    A
106.    B
107.    A
108.    C
109.    A
110.    B
111.    C
112.    D
113.    C
114.    C
115.    B
116.    B
117.    B
118.    D
119.    D
120.    C
121.    D
122.    A
123.    C
124.    A
125.    B
126.    D
127.    D
128.    B
129.    A
130.    C
131.    B
132.    C
133.    B
134.    B
135.    D
136.    A
137.    C
138.    D
139.    D
140.    A
141.    A
142.    B
143.    A
144.    D
145.    C
146.    B
147.    A
148.    B
149.    D
150.    C

BPSC PT result about to announce students crossing their fingers


As the time is passing students who are waiting for the result of Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) PT Result are getting impatient because BPSC had earlier announced that the result of PT will be declared by the second week of June we are just about to enter in the second week so countdown had begun for the applicant.

It is really a tensed moment for we because we are eagerly waiting for the result said Ravindra sinha a student who appeared in the examination he further said that he has also appeared in the JPSC but as the malpractices had reported in question setting as the history question was so easy so he feels no other student can make in PT except the history optional because other optional were tough in comparison of history so he is quite disappointed with the JPSC.

BPSC had given ray of hope as students are thinking that in Bihar fair practices are happening so everybody had chance.

The mains are scheduled in September as per earlier announcement of the commission member so keep cross your finger.

All the best

Global demand to push OPEC to Increase production


Viena, June, 8:Crude oil demand is increasing above the expected line according to the Reuters poll that could bolster the case for OPEC to increase the output at today's meeting in Vienna.

The estimated demand for this year is 300,000 bpd which is higher than it was in the last Reuters poll in December, it happened because of the strong emerging market growth and the early indications for 2012 also reflects that the growth will quicken further.

Expectations for an extra crude oil supplies from non OPEC countries have also risen by 500,000 bpd, however the loss of Libya's output has stepped up pressure on the group.
Despite of higher forecast by analysts the OPEC secretariat's analytical arm is forecasting just 88.1 million bpd of consumption in 2011. By contrast, Deutsche Bank forecasts demand at 89.6 million bpd.

JP Morgan, is throwing their prediction that Brent crude could jump up to USD 130 a barrel in the third quarter, said demand is expected to average 89.4 million bpd this year, though it also forecast the highest figure for non-OPEC supply.

Goldman has reduced its 2011 demand estimate by 300,000 bpd since December, but has said it remains bullish of oil prices in the medium-term due to concerns about the amount of spare production capacity within OPEC.

Brent crude oil prices have risen from around USD 90 at the end of last year to near USD 115 currently, and are on course to average a record USD 110 or more for 2011.


Demand for conventional OPEC oil would be even more without the expected 500,000-bpd rise in OPEC production of crude-like natural gas liquids (NGLs) and other fuels not covered by output targets. The forecast for OPEC NGL output remain unchanged from December 2010 at 5.8 million bpd.