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Overall Review : Almost same as last week's exam. Difficulty level was very high. This time reasoning was bit easier than last time's (ofcourse, it was time consuming as usual). Aptitude was little difficult section. English was ok. You can clear it with little efforts and concentration. General Awareness and Computer Knowledge sections are easier... most of the questions are as expected. Below are some questions asked in today's IBPS PO Online exam.
Questions Shared by Satya Mishra
1. Which of the following movie nominated for Oscar Award? (some options given)
2. Who among the following is chairman FMC (Forward Markets Commission) -- Ramesh Abhishek
3. What is the name of food grain scheme of Himanchal Pradesh -- Rajiv Gandhi Ann Yojana
4. Which of the following is the GAAR implementation date?
5. What is the name of new President of Iran -- Hassan Rouhani
6. Who among the following is the new chairman of SBI -- Arundhati Bhattacharya
7. Who among the following is the new chairman of AADHAR?
8. Fullform of NOFHC -- Non Operative Financial Holding Company
9. Indis’s place in global competitive list by WEF?
10. Which of the following Bank open 15000 branches -- SBI
11. Which of the following country in BRICS?
12. Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana Award -- Amjad Ali Khan
13. Which of the following is the population growth rate (2001-2011) - 17.64%
14. One question related with MSF.
15. Graphic biography on of whom released by Amar Chitra Katha -- Dhyan Chand
16. Bank rate -- 9%
17. Raghuram Rajan book name -- Fault Lines
18. One question related to INS VIKRANT.
19. Pullea Gopichand related to which game -- Badminton
20. Maharashtra state launches ‘Manodhairya’ scheme for whom -- For rape victims
21. First Women Chief Information Commissioner -- Deepak Sandhu
22. Sundarban located in which state -- West Bengal
23. Best Foreign Language Film at the 86th Academy Awards(From India) -- The Good Road
24. What is the Maximum limit in prority sector by public sector -- 40 %
25. According to MSMED Act 2006,maximum limit in services is 5 crore .what is minimum limit for medium enterprises -- 2 crore
Questions Shared by Jyoti Prakash Khanduri
1) Which of the following movie nominated for Oscar award?
ans - the good road
2) Who among the following is chairman FMC (Forward Markets Commission)?
3) What is the name of food grain scheme of himanchal pradesh?
4) Which of the following is the GAAR implementation date?
ans - 1 jan 2016
5) What is the name of new PM of iran ?
ans - hasan rohani
6) Who among the following is the new chairman of SBI?
ans- arudhanti bhattacharya
7) Who among the following is the new chairman of AADHAR?
8.)Fullform of NOFHC??
9) Indis’s place in global competitive list by WEF?
ans 56th
10) Which of the following is the population growth rate (2001-2011)?
ans 17.
11) One question related with MSF.
ans - 7 oct 2013 -msf changed 9%
12) Graphic biography on of whom released by amar chitra kotha -Dhyan Chand
13) Bank rate
14) Raghuram Rajan book name.– Fault lines
15) Which of the following Bank open 15000 branches.
ans state bank of india in tamilnaadu
16) Which of the following country in BRICS?
17) Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana Award.
ans - sarod wadak amjadali khaan
18) One question related to INS VIKRANT.
19) Pullea Gopichand related to which game?
20) Maharashtra state launches ‘Manodhairya’ scheme for whom? For rape victims
21) What is the Maximum limit in prority sector by public sec? 40 %
22) According to MSMED Act 2006,maximum limit in services is 5 crore
.what is minimum limit for medium enterprises?
23) First women chief information commissioner
ans- deepak sandhu
24) Sundarban located in which state.
ans - west bangaal
25) raghuram rajan ki ek book ka naam?
27) who monitors 5 year plans in india?
ans - yojna aayog
28) which rate not decided by rbi 1 bank rate 2 repo rate 3 msf
29 what is disinvestment?
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in 26/10/13 morning shift exam two sections(Reas...and aptitu.....) were difficult. aptitude is very time consuming. That required a very serious preparation so be careful while attempting and managing time plays a very crucial role. remaining sections are so easy as one can get maximum marks.all the best
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26 oct paper was simple but quants section was time consuming moreover some DI problem's answer were not given in options .......and Bar graph question was itself confusing...did anyone also get no correct answer in the options in line graph DI question or was it only me......:(.....attemted only 106
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What is GAAR in simple terms ?
Tax Avoidance is an area of concern across the world. The rules are framed in different countries to minimize such avoidance of tax. Such rules in simple terms are known as " General Anti Avoidance Rules " or GAAR. Thus GAAR is a set of general rules enacted so as to check the tax avoidance.
Why News for GAAR has been prominent in India in recent times ?
News for GAAR has been in prominence in last few years as Indian Government has taken initiative to introduce GAAR or General Anti Avoidance Rules with a view to increase tax collections.
Background for GAAR :
Lord Tomlin has well said "Every man is entitled to order his affairs so that tax attaching under the appropriate Acts is less than it otherwise would be" (IRC v Duke of Westminster). People adopt various methods so that they can reduce their total tax liability.
The methods adopted to reduce their tax liability can be broadly put into four categories : "Tax Evasion"; "Tax Avoidance", "Tax Mitigation" and "Tax Planning". The difference between these four methods some times becomes blurred owing to the perception of the tax authorities and / or tax payer. [Click Here to read the difference between Tax Evasion", "Tax Avoidnace" , "Tax Mitigation, Tax Planning].
GAAR refers to the second category i.e. tax avoidance.
What is Difference between GAAR and SAAR ?
Anti Avoidance Rules are broadly divided into two categories namely "General" and "Specific". Thus, legislation dealing with "General" rules are termed as GAAR, whereas legislation dealing with "Speicifc avoidnace are termed as "SAAR"
In India till recently SAAR was in vogue i.e. laws were amended to plug specific loopholes as and when they were noticed or were misused enmasse. However, now Indian tax authorities wants to move towards GAAR but are facing severe opposition as tax payers fear that these will be misused by tax authorities by giving arbitrary and wide interpretations. We can say SAAR being more specific provide certainty to taxpayers where as GAAR being general in nature can be misused and is subject to arbitrary interpretation by tax authorities.
GAAR Definition :
GAAR is a concept which generally empowers the Revenue Authorities in a country to deny the tax benefits of transactions or arrangments which do not have any commercial substance or consideration other than achieving the tax benefit. Whenever revenue authorities question such transactions, there is a conflict with the tax payers. Thus, different countries started making rules so that tax can not be avoided by such transactions. Australia introduced such rules way back in 1981. Later on countries like Germany, France, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa etc too opted for GAAR. However, countries like USA and UK have adopted a cautious approach and have not been aggressive in this regard.
Thus, in nutshell we can say that GAAR usually consists of a set of broad rules which are based on general principles to check the potential avoidance of the tax in general, in a form which can not be predicted and thus can not be provided at the time when it is legislated.
i took the exam on 26.10.13 mor session.. i found it difficult dat i could ans only 112 ques... hoping for the best..... all de best for everyone..
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