Originally Posted by TASHKEEL

Yes very rightly narrated. Ignorance is prevalent in the masses and it is also reigning supreme on this forum and it is as clear as a broad day light.

53. The affairs of East India Company came in the hands of the British Crown under?
A. Pitt's India Act, B. Cabinet Mission Plan C. Regulating Act D. Govt of India Act..

Now you are highly confused about the answer and don't know the correct answer this is why this question is invalid, isn't it? And you even don't know the meaning of word INVALID.

But Alhamudulilah I have studied 7 books of the Indo-Pak history. And I have sufficient knowledge about the history and know the history better than you. You can not compete with me in this subject even if you study it for the whole year.
Do you really know what is Regulating Act, Pitt's Act, and Government of India Act?
If you had the least knowledge and studied a single book, you wouldn't have raised this point. You are just shotting arrows in the dark without knowing actual facts. Instead of beating about the bush, take 5 minutes and trouble yourself to study these facts.
Regulating Act 1773 first gave East India Company's affairs in British Control, but it was riddled with flaws. Then Pitt's Act 1784 was enacted and promulgated which gave absolute control of the East India Company's affairs to the British Crown... And later After the war of independence 1857, the Government of India Act, completely abolished the East India Company. This was the Government of India Act 1858.. Which brought company to its end. Earlier in 1773 and 1784 Acts the control of the affairs of the East India Company was transferred to the British Crown. But after 1857, it was no issue of control of the affairs of the company because this time it was completely abolished. And now above question is when affairs of the East India Company come into the hands of the British Crown, it was in Pitt's Act. Because in Regulating Act the British Crown had nominal powers of the East India Company, but Pitt's Act 1784 gave absolute control of the affairs to the British Crown.
Now I hope you must have understood the point. And if still you are adamant to your point, then there is no remedy to IGNORANCE and K. Ali and I.H Qureshi might have made mistakes in their books and you might have the most authentic book written by Queen Elizabeth.
Then you are right, I am wrong. I surrender. Our approach is up to GK books which are wrongly written, but you might have your own library bigger than the Congress library of USA. I have a crony friend who knows nothing before the exams but knows everything after the tests. Same case I see here.
Now I don't have that much time to debate on every petty point.
But I honestly appreciate your skills in portraying right things as wrong and in this certainly I can not compete with you. I withdraw.
Go ahead in exams with your vast informations and facts, it will bring your the highest marks.

Take Care.

Originally Posted by Sajid888

A-paper required plz, any of you can help

Originally Posted by Great Afnan

Apart from this,the rest of the paper didn't have any problem as suggested by various aspirants

Originally Posted by Great Afnan

As per my observation,in paper B,a total of 12 errors need to be spotted.

The following questions' given options were incorrect:
1- 46(A and B both are correct)
2- 65(9th Amendment is the right answer but was not given in the options)
3- 78(IC 1101 is the correct answer but not included)
4- 90(22nd june is the correct answer which wasn't included in options)

The following questions' answers according to the key were incorrect:
5- 26(It should be INHABITED)
6- 45(It should be MEASURING INTENSITY)
7- 64(It should be STRATOSPHERE)
8- 76(It should be FEDERAL GOVT AT THE CENTRE)
9- 99(It is 506 Billion)

And there were printing mistakes in the following questions: The answers in the key were correct.

10- 33(option C should have been i think you are wrong),
11- 37(the question should be colour doppler imaging rather than colour doppler M.R.I).
12- 58(option B should have been necessary centripetal rather than centrifugal).