Whatever criteria would be... only 3 to 4 percent will qualify for the test because seats of og2 are 60+ and they will call 400+ candidates for interview... now find out yourself how many are going to qualify

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I was thinking candidates from backward areas like fata balochistan rural sindh etc... Wat if no one managed to meet the passing criteria?
Then Wat abt vacancies of the respective rural areas?? Are they going to adjust other candidates in place of those?
If that happens. It will be sooo unfair.


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I hope all future tests are of this difficulty. The harder the tests, the better for those who work towards them. With enough effort, any hard worker can pass.

HOWEVER, I hope there are no mishaps again like the calculator issue this time around. Even if it didn't happen, it left a sour taste in everyone's mouth just thinking about some chap using a calculator and passing the test. These issues make or break competitive tests.

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May be in last week of December.
More than 20% candidates will pass even if cut-off was 70% in maths.
There cut-off will be lower than punjab and set accordingly and required number of candidates are also shortlist from said provinces.
i agree with you and maths portion was actually matric level concepts but calculations are extensive and required time or calculator.

The Banker to the Poor

Muhammad Yunus is a Bangladeshi banker and economist. 1) __________ a professor of economics, he is most famous for his successful application of the concept of microcredit, the 2) __________ of small loans to entrepreneurs too poor to qualify for traditional bank loans. He is the 3) __________ of Grameen Bank, and he and the bank were 4) __________ awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to create economic and social development among the poor.

During visits to the poorest households in the village of Jobra near Chittagong University, Yunus discovered that very small loans could make a 5) __________ difference to a poor person. Jobra women who made bamboo furniture had to take out usurious loans to buy the bamboo. He made a loan of USD 27.00 from his 6) __________ pocket to 42 women in the village, who made a net profit of USD 0.02 each on the loan.Yunus believed that if given the chance the poor would repay the 7) __________ money and hence microcredit could be a 8) __________ business 9) __________. He eventually managed to 10) __________ a loan from the Janata Bank to lend it to the poor in Jobra in December 1976.
By July 2007, the Grameen Bank had 11) __________ USD 6.38 billion to 7.4 million borrowers. To ensure repayment, the bank uses a system of solidarity groups. These small informal groups apply together for loans and its members act as co-guarantors of repayment and support each other's efforts at economic 12) __________.

The 13) __________ of the Grameen model of microfinancing has inspired similar efforts in many countries throughout the developing world, and even in industrialised nations, including the USA. Many, but not all, microcredit projects also retain his emphasis on lending specifically to women. More than 94% of Grameen loans have 14) __________ to women, who suffer disproportionately from 15) __________ and who are more likely than men to devote their earnings to their families.


Q1 -
Former
Formerly
Ex-
The former
Q2 -
extend
extent
extension
extends
Q3 -
finder
founder
foundation
findings
Q4 -
joint
either
jointly
bi-
Q5 -
disproportionate
disproportionately
proportionate
proportionately
Q6 -
self
own
only
private
Q7 -
lend
loan
borrowing
borrowed
Q8 -
viable
viably
unviable
unviably
Q9 -
models
modelling
model
modelled
Q10 -
incur
secure
insecure
procure
Q11 -
ensued
issued
borrowed
lend
Q12 -
advance
advancing
advancement
advanced
Q13 -
failure
mediocrity
success
problem
Q14 -
gone
arrived
sent
issued
Q15 -
poor
poorly
impoverished
poverty

Will the selection criteria to call for interview will be dependent either solely on the test or the SBP-BSC will further screen out the students when the documents will be despatched to SBP-BSC of qualified candidates?

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If that was the case, I would have been whining about the economics part just like you arw whining about Maths. And any 'potential' candidate would score 15+ regardless of tukka.

I attempted english first , then economy and at last only 40 minutes were left for math then i hardly attempted 10 questions from math and rest were tukas.
One thing more i want to share i am very good at math as scored 100% in math section in many other such type of tests

thanks brother ap ne pocha...maths ka portion acha nh hua baki kafi acha tha...i think maths me 10 theek the baki tuke lagae...apka kaisa hua?

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