Why does BPSC set PT questions like this?: Every time there was a need to change the answers, this time the answers of which 8 questions were changed…know

Bihar Public Service Commission

Eight to ten questions are being asked wrong continuously in the PT exam of BPSC. The commission issues its answer after the PT exam, but after the objection of the candidates, there is a panel discussion and then its answer is changed. Due to this, the image of the Commission gets a shock, the candidates also face problems.

The commission released the result of PT exam on 18th November. The final answer was also released on the same day. The extent is that there has been confusion even in the answer to the question from history. First it was said in the answer that Chera established trade relations with the Roman Empire and then in the final answer it was told that instead of Chera, it was Kushan.

Not only mental but also financial problems have to be faced.

An officer competing in BPSC told on the condition of not publishing the name that those who set the questions of BPSC themselves remain confused. This has been visible for the last several years. It is a question of his ability. They say that when BPSC releases the answer key, then by matching it, the examinees understand whether they will be selected or not.

After this they take admission in coaching etc. for mains preparation but on the day of PT result it is found that the answers of eight questions have changed and they are not selected. They are not only troubled financially, they also have to face trouble mentally.

Those who set PT questions in BPSC remain confused – Guru Rahman

Guru Rahman, who has been preparing students for the exam for years, says that as far as I remember, from the BPSC 39th PT exam till now, it has not happened in any PT exam that the Commission has not changed the answer to the question. This is injurious to the students who take the exam by working hard. The commission has been blaming the candidates for their mistake. BPSC should call such question setting expert who prepares such a set of questions that there is no need to change the answer. Those who set questions remain confused. For this the commission is responsible and its examination system is like a question.

This time the BPSC gave some other answer to these eight questions first and then changed it after taking objections-

1. Who established trade relations with the Roman Empire?

a. Chera b.Western Saka c. Vakataka d. Kushan – First its answer was called Chera and then it was changed to Kushan.

2. Who among these opposed the power of Khalifa?
a. Alauddin Khilji

b. Muhammad bin Tughlaq c. Balban d. Iltutmish e. None of the above / More than one – The answer was first given as Alauddin Khilji and then changed to None of the above / More than one.

3. Which of the following social reforms were started by William Wenting?

1. Abolition of Sati system 2. Abolition of slavery 3. Removal of disqualification due to change of religion 4. Suppression of organized gangs of thugs Select the correct answer from the code given below a. 1,3,4 only b.1,2,4 only c.All 1,2,3,4 d. 1,2 only – Earlier the answer was given as 1,3,4 only but then it was changed to 1,2,4 only.

4. Choose the option which is not a part of Bihar’s Saat Nishchay Part-2 scheme?
a. strong woman strong woman
b.Irrigation water in every field
c. airway for all
d.Yuva Shakti-Progress of Bihar

Earlier the answer to this was told to be irrigation water in every field, then it was changed to be told as airway for all.

5. Which state/UT has been chosen to host the G-20 summit in 2023?
a. Gujarat
b. Delhi
c. Jammu and Kashmir
d. Goa
– First its answer was told as Jammu and Kashmir, then its answer was told as Delhi.

6. Which of the following changes in the weight of rusted iron?

a. It first decreases then increases b. It first increases and then decreases c. It remains the same d. It increases over a long period of time – The answer was given earlier that it first increases and then decreases but later the answer given is – It increases over a longer period of time.

7. Which of the following is called white metal?

a. Radium b. Palladium c. platinum d. nickel e. None of the above/More than one – The answer was earlier said to be platinum and then changed to None of the above/More than one of the above.

8. Which statement is not correct about the poverty estimates based on NSSO’s 68th round?

a. The poverty line for urban areas was defined as Rs 33.33 per person per day. b. 21.9% of India’s population was living below the poverty line c. 33.35% of India’s population was living below the poverty line d. The poverty line for rural areas was defined as Rs 27.20 per person per day. e. none of the above / more than one

– The answer to this was earlier told that 33.35% of India’s population was living below the poverty line and later none of the above / more than one was told.