Sunday, May 29, 2011
How to score Marks in Group 2 exam
General studies important subjects:
Geography:
The questions asked in the exam are mainly from the 6,7,8,9 chapters. Few questions will be in the top level and the Telugu academy competitive books will be useful.
General science:
The physical science books from 6th to 10th classes help and the new developments in the science and technology are important.
Geography:
The questions asked in the exam are mainly from the 6,7,8,9 chapters. Few questions will be in the top level and the Telugu academy competitive books will be useful.
General science:
The physical science books from 6th to 10th classes help and the new developments in the science and technology are important.
INDIAN ECONOMY BASICS
NATIONAL INCOME ACCOUNTING
GDP: It in the money value of all the final goods and services produced within the geographical boundaries of the country during a given period of time.
GNP: It refers to the money value of total output or production of find goods and service produced by the nationals of a country during a given period of time.
GDP Deflator: The ratio of nominal to real GDP.
GDP Deflator = Nominal GDP/Real GDP.
GDP Deflator = Nominal GDP/Real GDP.
Producers Price Index: it is the cost incurred by the producer in producing single unit in terms of GDP. It does not include any indirect taxes. It is used as early warming. It is having effect on the consumer price.
Blue Book: An annual digest published by the UK office of National Statistics containing the national income and expenditure statistics of the UK.
List of Various Committees & Their Focus Area
- Abhijit Sen Committee (2002) : Long Term Food Policy
- Abid Hussain Committee: On Small Scale Industries
- Ajit Kumar Committee : Army Pay Scales
- Athreya Committee: Restructuring Of IDBI
- Basel Committee: Banking Supervision
- Bhurelal Committee : Increase In Motor Vehicle Tax
- Bimal Julka Committee : Working Conditions ATCOS
- C B Bhave Committee : Company Information
- C Babu Rajiv Committee : Reforms In Ship Act 1908 & Ship Trust Act 1963
- Chakravarty Committee : Working Of The Monetary System And Suggest Measure For Improving The Effectiveness Fo Monetary Policy In Promoting Economic Development
Important Bills
1. Central Information Commission:-
• Central information commission is constituted by the central government through a gazette
notification.
• The commission includes one chief information and not more than 10 information commission.
• All are appointed by the president.
• Oath of office is administered by the president of India according to the form set out in the first
schedule.
• Central information commission and state information commission have power of civil court.
• Central information commission is constituted by the central government through a gazette
notification.
• The commission includes one chief information and not more than 10 information commission.
• All are appointed by the president.
• Oath of office is administered by the president of India according to the form set out in the first
schedule.
• Central information commission and state information commission have power of civil court.
Disputed Areas of the World
Abu Musa : Iran & UAE
Aksai Chin : India & China
Vozrozhdeniya Island : Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
Senkakku : Japan & China
Spratly Islands : China , Malaysia , Philippines and Vietnam
Bassas da India : France & Madagaskar
Bakassi : Nigeria & Cameroon
Chagos Archipelago
Hala'ib Triangle : Sudan & Egypt
Kuril Islands : Russia & Japan
Paracel Islands: China, Taiwan & Vietnam
Preah Vihear Temple : Thailand & Cambodia
Sabah : Malaysia, Indonesia & Phillipines
Shatt al-Arab : Iran & Irak
Aksai Chin : India & China
Vozrozhdeniya Island : Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
Senkakku : Japan & China
Spratly Islands : China , Malaysia , Philippines and Vietnam
Bassas da India : France & Madagaskar
Bakassi : Nigeria & Cameroon
Chagos Archipelago
Hala'ib Triangle : Sudan & Egypt
Kuril Islands : Russia & Japan
Paracel Islands: China, Taiwan & Vietnam
Preah Vihear Temple : Thailand & Cambodia
Sabah : Malaysia, Indonesia & Phillipines
Shatt al-Arab : Iran & Irak
APPSC GROUP-II INDIAN ECONOMY
1. The principles of taxation were propounded by—
(A) Edwin Canon
(B) Adam Smith
(C) 3. M. Keynes
(D) Dalton
Ans: (B)
(A) Edwin Canon
(B) Adam Smith
(C) 3. M. Keynes
(D) Dalton
Ans: (B)
India Budget 2011-12 OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS
1) Target of Fiscal Deficit in 2011-12 as given by Indian Finance Minister is (D)
(A) 7.6 percent of GDP
(B) 6.6 percent of GDP
(C) 5.6 percent of GDP
(D) 4.6 percent of GDP
(A) 7.6 percent of GDP
(B) 6.6 percent of GDP
(C) 5.6 percent of GDP
(D) 4.6 percent of GDP
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