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That makes us proud, indeed! Civil service of the People's Republic of China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia OMG! In 2009, China had 10 million civil servants! India had 6.4 million as of 2010. No, I myself was confused. Would it be 4-1-3-2 ? Did you deliberately give me a wrong answer?

First answer is correct and I too don't have any clue about Mycorhizzal biotech. Some say D is the correct answer. But I am sure, if you would sit for IAS exam and for that take a little preparation, you would definitely crack IAS as you have the potential.

Haha, I am kinda bureaucratic guy! I think, China should form a commission like India's UPSC which would hold such nation wide tests, if there is not any, every year to select bureaucrats. After passing the the test, the smartest Chinese students would be the regional and central...

To crack this test, one has to be all rounder, one has to know everything. For example, there can be a question like this: Q. Consider the following liquid assets: 1. Demand deposits with the banks 2. Time deposits with the banks 3. Savings deposits with the banks 4. Currency The correct...

This is the Preliminary Test for Indian Administrative Service, a highly lucrative job with power and the IAS cadres are the top bureaucrats who make the policies and execute them on behalf of the govt. Indian Administrative Service - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The great British Aryans...

Thats right and PRC is the burning example. But there you had to go for one option only. China managed the high population and put it into correct utilization but for what? For Capital formation. When you have capital formation, you have access to technology, too. Therefore, capital formation...

I strongly believe, it is C. For Econ growth, capital formation comes first. B can be a burden and for A, one needs to secure access to the tech progress and one may not have.

I know this is nothing for you. Q. Economic growth in country X will necessarily have to occur if a. there is technical progress in world economy b. there is population growth in X c. there is capital formation in X d. the volume of trade grows in the world economy IAS Prelim covers all the...

Thats what I have been expecting from you! :tup: Here you proved why PISA is tougher than the toughest exam of India. Yes, you are right that there is no need to consider Earth rotation and revolution as they are constant!

Even his trolling appears to be smarter!

Not that he is that naive, he deliberately trolls for a reason. 8-) Why can't it be option D, after all, all the factors will bring dynamic changes, won't they?

I believe so, let the experts say something about it.

Another question for you from IAS Prelim, 2013 Q. Consider the following: 1. Electromagnetic radiation 2. Geothermal energy 3. Gravitational force 4. Plate movements 5. Rotation of the Earth 6. Revolution of the Earth Which of the above are responsible for bringing dynamic changes on the...

Option A is the correct answer. :mad: I am eager to go and your Govt may accept me, I may not be very intelligent but not so dumb. BTW, I have never appeared for PISA.

I love to read HongWu's posts. His sentence construction is simple and lucid which is why I love to read.

Cannot be of China though. Knowledge is always an enemy of ignorance.

This year, there was a question on genetics in the IAS Preliminary Exam, considered the toughest. Q. Recombinant DNA technology (Genetic Engineering allows genes to be transferred 1. across different species of plants 2. from animals to plants 3. from microorganisms to higher organisms...

OMG!

He is well educated, otherwise, he would not have been familiar with that word.

I believe, with so far my research on DNAs of various human races, that that DNA is supposed to be a hostile. I can guarantee, if you study other guys who look similar to him, would definitely be found hostiles by default. Actually, when someone hates something, his hatred makes an imprint on...