RESULT OF JSSC PT

JSSC Ranchi have declared result of combined graduate level PT examination,which was held on 30 Nov 2012.more than 1.5 lac candidates took part in this examination.SSC have not made clear cut off for different categories.more than 6500 candidate has been declared successful in PT examination.tentative date for mains is 16 Dec 2012 again clashing with bihar ssc.to see full result click here

MPPSC Examination Age Limits To Be Increased Up To 40 Years

Following the footsteps of the Uttar Pradesh the maximum age limit for the MPPSC examination has been increased to 40 years.

The announcement came by the MP Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan in Rewa.

However it is still unclear, that the announcement will be effective for ongoing recruitment drive if MPPSC or not.

The final notification in this regard with minute details will soon released by the government.

Top Ten Tips for Successful Online Stock Trading

 When it comes to trading stocks online, it's not about how hard you work. It's about knowing exactly what to do, and putting that knowledge to work.

Here are ten simple rules for online trading success ...



1) Choose Your Trading Style Carefully. Give plenty of thought to what kind of online stock trading you want to do. Would you prefer day trading, where you close out every trade at the end of each day? How about short-term trading where you are in a position several days at a time? Maybe you'd rather be a weekly trader or monthly trader. Though you can always change your mind, it's wise to have a clear idea of the style of stock trading you prefer BEFORE you start.

2) Match Your Trading Style To Your Lifestyle. Your choice of trading style is especially important from a lifestyle perspective. Day trading usually means you will be at your computer for hours at a time. Longer term online stock trading doesn't require as much attention. As a rule, the shorter the time frame the more intense the trading.

3) Select A Broker That Matches Your Trading Style. The type of online stock trading you choose to do will determine the type of broker to use. Day traders need high-speed direct access technology. Short-term daily, weekly, and monthly traders can use less sophisticated discount brokers. When it comes to broker fees and other costs, day trading is the most expensive.

4) Use A Low-Risk High-Reward Trading Method. Stock trading involves risk. Most people inflict serious damage to their trading account before they learn how to win consistently. Though it may not seem glamorous, risk management is essential for successful online stock trading. The only way to get the reward is to control the risk.

5) Make Sure Your Trading Method Works in All Markets. The stock market doesn't just go up. It goes down too - sometimes for months or years. Use an online stock trading method that takes advantage of both down-markets and up-markets.

6) Trade The Best Stocks. Superior stock selection takes advanced skills and extensive research. Unless you are extremely skilled with lots of spare time, it's usually best to seek the advice of a professional. Avoid big brokerage firms and mutual funds. Facts show that most of their trading "experts" end up losing money.

7) Know When To Sell Your Stocks. Everyone focuses on what and when to buy stock, yet few ever consider the best time to sell. Paper profits only become real money when you convert them to cash. Don't let your stock gains disappear due to neglect. Plan ahead. Before you get in, always know the specific conditions that will signal when it's time to get out.

8) Check Your Winning Edge. A "winning edge" consists of the favorable factors that set winners apart from losers. You must have a reliable advantage to consistently make money trading online. Ask yourself - "What factors give me an edge?" Be specific. If you aren't sure, you probably don't have an edge. The only way to know is to analyze your methods and measure your results.

9) Invest in a good online stock trading education. Surveys show that 9 out of 10 investors believe their chances of winning are "above average" yet more than 80% of them actually lose money. This is simply because they don't have the specific information needed to win. As we say at RightLine, "If you think education is expensive, try ignorance."

10) Associate With Successful Online Stock Traders. Online stock trading presents unique challenges. Unlike traditional stock trading, there is no live broker to help you along the way. If chosen carefully, experienced online traders can be among your best trading resources. You may even wind up with a good friend!

Maruti Alto 800 LXi

After the huge success of Alto and Alto K10, Maruti Suzuki India has launched new avatar of Alto, which will be sold as ‘Alto 800’. Maruti has decided to discontinue the Alto F8D and it has been repalced by Alto 800. Alto 800 is costly in comparison to the Alto F8D and is cheaper than Alto K10. Seems like Maruti doesn't want to lose any customer and has widened the choice for Alto lovers with much better designed and feature loaded car.
The Alto 800 is available in seven variants with prices starting from INR 2.44 lakhs (ex-showroom price in New Delhi) for the base model and INR 3.56 lakhs for the top variant of CNG+Petrol. Maruti Suzuki released first set of three official images of Alto 800 on 10th October, 2012. It is a mix of Alto K10, Hyundai i10, Maruti A-Star and recently launched new 2013 Ford Figo.

Fast Facts

• Launched on 16th October, 2012
• Official site of Alto 800 is - www.marutisuzukialto800.com
• Booking of Alto 800 are open
• Slogan of Alto 800 is 'Let's Go KHISKO!!'
• The company managed to book 10000+ cars before launch
• Booking amount is only INR 5000.00
• Available in seven variants
• Also available in CNG
• Available in six eye-catching shades
• Powered by same F8D 796cc petrol engine
• Base model is priced at INR 2.44 lakhs
• Top model (LXi) also has option of single airbag
• ARAI tested mileage of Alto 800 is 22.74 kmpl
• CNG variant's mileage is 30.46 km/kg

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Bihar Registers Strong Growth With Challenges Ahead

Once considered the most backward state, Bihar has emerged as one of the fastest growing state of the country in the last couple of years. The data released by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, put the state on the top. 

With a growth rate of 13.1 per cent in 2011-12, Bihar beats the advanced states like Gujarat, Punjab, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka in growth rate. 

In the latest count the major states like Uttar Pradesh and Punjab have slipped lower than national average of the GDP.

The growth story of Bihar is, however, registered surprise jump with many contradictions. Abhijit Sen, economist and member, Planning Commission, said: “Bihar has now the catch-up growth rate after remaining backward for a long time but it is not necessary that it would cover a long distance in achieving the objective of development with justice.” It will take long years to cover up the huge development deficit.

Interestingly, the growth of Bihar is primarily supported the by construction sector. The huge growth in construction activities was largely propelled by public investment in the last few years. The annual plan expenditure gone up from 4,000 crore to 24,000 crore, and construction of roads, bridges and government buildings were a major component in the latest count.

 The construction segment in Bihar is growing at an average rate of nearly 20 per cent. “Assuming the optimistic estimate to be correct, how could construction—with a less than 10 per cent share in the GSDP—push up growth by over 4 percentage points in three years?” asks R Nagraj, Professor, Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research.

Another factor contributing to the high growth rate in the state is the lower base.  The Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of Bihar at 2004-05 prices was calculated merely at 1.63 lakh crore. Whereas the GSDP of Maharashtra was 7 lakh crore and Gujarat has about 4 lakh crore.

 Bihar is at the lowest rung with a per capita income of only 13,362, which was one third of the national average of 35,993 and one fifth of 62,729 in Maharashtra.

Moreover, the major factor diluting the growth story is the fast-growing population of the state. According to the 2011 Census, Bihar’s population is 103.8 million, 8.5 per cent of India’s total population.

According to latest census report Bihar has a population density of 1,102 persons per sq km, which is highest in the country, against the national population density of 382 per sq km. From 2001 to 2011, the rise in population density in Bihar was as high as 25 per cent whereas it was only 18 per cent at the national level the bifurcation of state also added into it.

“The growth story reveals less and conceals more. Agriculture and allied sectors, on which about 89 per cent of the state’s population depends, have registered negative growth thrice in the past six years. It is a matter of concern,” said N K Chaudhary, Patna-based senior economist. 

N KChaudhary further said that majority of the growth is occurring in the tertiary sector and such a growth would not be sustainable unless the government is able to ensure concomitant growth rate in primary and secondary sectors. 

He also substantiated that the current growth in the state was not pro-poor as was evident from the increase in the quantum of poor people over here. The current growth run was creating islands of development in the ocean of poverty.

“The state government is trying its best to increase its revenue which is lowest after West Bengal and doing massive investment in agriculture. It has also started some institutional reforms particularly in agriculture to maintain the pace of growth,” said senior economist and member secretary of the Asian Development Research Institute (ADRI).

But despite the consistent double-digit record beating growth, poverty is not decreasing. So it makes many analysts ponder where the impact of growth.

Recently-released Planning Commission of India’s data suggest that the number of poor in Bihar has increased by 50 lakh between 2004-05 and 2009-10.The data also indicates that Bihar has added the largest number of poor in the country. If 53.5 per cent of Bihar was under the poverty line in 2009-10, the figure was 54.4 per cent in 2004-5.

The claim of inclusive growth with justice doesn’t keep its pace with the growth story and in a changed scenario, the economic management and good governance would keep Bihar on top or the whole myth would get exploded in coming years.