SABKAKALYAN

DOCUMENT VERIFICATION DATE OF JSSC

2013-01-19T19:17:00.000-08:00

JSSC ranchi has issued a notice for document verification of those candidates who appeared in mains examination of graduate level examination held on 16 Dec 2012.total 476 candidates were declared disqualify due to either low marks or absence.Verification of document will start from 31 Jan 2013 and last up to 9 Feb 2013 according to roll no. of candidates.each day approx 500-600 candidate will be verified.
Candidates are advised to bring all documents and two colour passport size photograph.If any one has problem on a given date he can have it changed before 30 Jan 2013 by giving an application.The verification will be done at ranchi katchari ,block B ,room no 407 and 408.for more details please kindly visit www.jssc.in

ADMIT CARD OF BIHAR SSC

2013-01-14T04:40:00.000-08:00

BSSC PATNA will held mains examination of bssc first graduate level examinationtion2010.
the examination will be held in two sittings
1 sitting is of hindi ,which is qualifying in nature
2 sitting is main paper which will be considered for merit .
to download admit card please click bssc mains admit card

Admit card of bihar ssc

2013-01-05T06:05:00.001-08:00

After decision of Patna high court,bssc patna has published revised result of first graduate level PT examination.Many candidates who was declared disqualified in previous result has now been successful .those candidates who missed their admit card now download their admit card again and can see status. the link is http://www.bsscpatna.com/. if this link does not open than please go to bssc site >notice(suchna patt) and find the link for advt. no 110 by going page down .

4Th JPSC FINAL RESULT DECLARED

2012-11-27T05:02:00.000-08:00

After long wait and controversy JPSC has finally declared the result of 4th JPSC.total 219 candidates have been declared successful for different services .It will be interesting to see status of court case regarding JPSC pt result.In India it is an unique case where result of an examination had to revise three times but no parties agreed finally.to see final result click here. final result

RESULT OF JSSC PT

2012-11-14T19:14:00.002-08:00

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.Examining bodies of Jharkhand now made it habit to clashing with examination of bihar. to see full result please visit www.mahasir.blogspot.com .

NEW ADMIT CARD OF JHARKHAND SSC

2012-09-19T07:51:00.000-07:00

JHARKHAND SSC have issued new admit card for the graduate level examination,which is to be held on 30 sept 2012.Admit cards dispatched by speed post have been cancelled due to logical errors.candidates may download their new admit card by clicking this link jharkhand ssc , please use IE to download.first time after creation of jharkhand,there is vacancy and job option in prestigious Secretariat service.

BSITET result 2012

2012-06-15T07:26:00.000-07:00

bihar school examination board have declared result of much awaited BSITET(bstet) result. Bihar Secondary Intermediate Teacher's Eligibility Test (BSITET) Results 2011 were declared at 4.00 PM today.

Candidates can log on to http://results.bihareducation.net/ or on the Bihar board website http://biharboard.net to know their results.

Every year lakhs of candidates appear for Bihar STET with an ambition of becoming a high school teacher. This year more than 5 lakh aspirants had appeared for this exam on February 17, 2012.

The exam is conducted by Bihar school examination board (BSEB) Patna. The educational qualification for Bihar STET is graduation with 50 percent marks for general category and graduation with 45 percent marks for reserved category. More than four lac candidates had been appeared in this exam and about 21% qualified.

With the exam results out, the candidates can now apply for the post of high school teacher in Bihar which is going to boost the secondary education system in the state.

The results of Bihar TET (for primary and upper primary) have already been declared on May 14 2012.

For one single teacher illuminates many lives, we wish all the aspirants a very hearty 'Good luck' for a successful future and a shining Bihar.to check your result please click here BSEB

MARKS AND RESULT OF BIHAR TET BTET EXAM

2012-05-15T05:21:00.000-07:00

Bihar school examination board patna has declared result and marks of teacher eligibility test, BTET,which was held in last year.Around 26 lakh candidates appeared in the BETET examination this year. The qualifying percent for the general category is 60 percent while SC/ST is 55 percent.

The successful candidates will be able to apply for teaching vacancy in the state.

to see your marks card and result click here BTET MARKS.

MARKS OF BIHAR SSC (SACHIVALAY SAHAYAK EXAM 2011)

2012-04-21T05:10:00.001-07:00

BIHAR SSC has uploaded the marks details of candidates who were appeared in BIHAR SSC 2010 exam,held on 18th Dec 2011.SSC has given details like no. of attempted questions,no. of correct questions and no. of wrong questions ,with total marks.SSC has also declared cut off marks for each category.Exam was of 150 question,each question was of 4 marks and 1 marks was deducted for each wrong answer.cut off marks is as below.
GEN 342
to obtained own marks a candidate need roll no. and date of birth
.to obtained marks please click here marks of ssc

MAINS OF 53rd to 55th BPSC

2012-04-18T08:56:00.000-07:00

BPSC patna declared much awaited program for mains exam. of 53rd to 55th mains exam.Mains will start from 26 may as predicted earlier and end on 14 june.Details of exam and roll no. wise center list will be published later.In his advertisement BPSC has said this.Now it is interesting to see the reaction from students as JPSC has already announced program of 4th JPSC mains from 25th may.Students who have qualified in both the examination will have to make a hard decision regarding choice of state,where they want to serve.the detailed program can be downloaded from this link.before downloading please install hindi fonts in system.
mains of BPSC

RESULT OF BIHAR SSC (SACHIVALAY SAHAYAK) EXAM 2010

2012-04-12T05:00:00.001-07:00

friends Bihar SSC have declared the result of first graduate level PT exam 2010.tHE EXAM was held on 18 DEC 2011 on almost every possible centers of Bihar. more than 3 lac candidates had taken their chance in this exam out of which total 17000 candidates have been declared successful under different category. to see your result please kindly visit result of bihar ssc.the schedule of mains will be declared later.likely to be held after mains of BPSC

RESULT OF JHARKHAND PGT

2012-03-24T04:34:00.000-07:00

JAC ,ranchi have declared result of PGT examination,which was held on 15 feb 2012.the total vacancy is 130 in each subject
to see your result please click result

RESULT OF SUB INSPECTOR IN JHARKHAND POLICE

2012-02-25T04:46:00.000-08:00

Jharkhand police has released result for the recruitment of sub inspector in jharkhand.First time after creation of jharkhand this type of recruitment has been done.total 384 candidates have been declared successful .to download and see result please follow the link result

ADMIT CARD OF JHARKHAND PGT

2012-02-03T04:25:00.000-08:00

JAC ranchi is goint to held examination for the post of PGT at various centers in ranchi.Earlier this exam was to be held on 30 Nov 2011.total no. of applicants are nearly 16000 and examination is of two papers.first paper is GS and second one is for subject.questions in both paper will be objective types i.e. multiple choice and with no negative marking .To download admit card please click admit card

PATNA HIGH COURT REJECTS LPA OF CANDIDATES

2012-01-16T19:50:00.000-08:00

Bench of chief justice Rekha m. Doshit and justice B.P.verma has rejected LPA of candidates against decision of single bench of justice A.K.Tripathy regarding cancellation of 53rd to 55th PT of BPSC.Bench said that there is no fault in decision made by single bench and steps taken by BPSC to remove faults in result are satisfactory.Justice tripathy have already directed BPSC to reevaluate copies of candidates on the basis of new answer key.Due to which BPSC had to publish additional result of candidates and to lower down cutoff by 4 marks in each category.Now the way is clear for mains of BPSC. to see detailed news please se the following link http://in.jagran.yahoo.com

new marks of BPSC revised result

2012-01-11T08:46:00.000-08:00

:In a rapid response over patna high court judgement passed on Jan-4 BPSC has released additional result for the 53-55th PT Examination.

The total number of additional students are declared successful in 53-55 PT Examination by BPSC are 5422 among them 2265 GEN ,SC 779,ST 32,BC1-932,BC2-1304,BC Women-130 and 72 are handicaps.

Cut off are AS FOLLOWS

GEN 100
SC 83
ST 83
BC1 89
BC2 96
BC Women 87.
however candidates hoping a positive result are again disappointed because in new result there is also decrease in marks of maximum candidate by two marks.some candidates have to face a deduction of even four marks.Against previous hope copies of all candidates have been re checked.now we are eagerly waiting for judgment of division bench of patna high court .to see your new marks please click here BPSC result

APPEAL IN DOUBLE BENCH AGAINST DECISION OF JUSTICE TRIPATHY ON 53rd TO 55th BPSC PT EXAM

2012-01-04T19:34:00.000-08:00

HC order to review BPSC prelims paper

ANAND RAJ

Patna, Jan. 4: The high court today set aside the preliminarytest results of the 53rd to 55th common combined competitive examination conducted by Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) in 2011 and directed it (commission) to publish fresh result of unsuccessful candidates after re-evaluating their papers.

A bench of Justice Ajay Kumar Tripathi directed the commission to re-evaluate the papers of the unsuccessful after deleting the nine questions found to be wrong by an expert committee constituted by theBPSC in accordance with the court’s directive in September last year.

The court made it clear that the 15,137 candidates declared successful in the preliminary test by BPSC on July 16,2011, should not be disturbed while re-evaluating the papers.

The bench passed the judgment on a bunch of petitions filed byunsuccessful candidates of the preliminary exam, challenging the BPSC’s decision to announce the results of the test abruptly deletingeight marks from 150. During the course of hearing, the commission admitted that nine questions out of 150 were wrong.

Petitioners’ counsel Manan Kumar Mishra, who expressedunhappiness over the judgment, told The Telegraph: “We willchallenge the judgment in division bench seeking direction forreducing the nine marks from the current merit list in all thecategories. We will file the petition tomorrow in the high court.”

Mishra, during the hearing, advocated reducing nine marks of each candidate and prepare a fresh merit list. But the court rejected the contention.

Citing the civil judge (junior division) exam in which the same situation had arisen when commission arbitrarily reduced 25 marks but the division bench directed to reduce cut-off marks in each category by another 25 marks, Mishra had sought the same relief.

Additional advocate general (1) Lalit Kishore told The Telegraph that the court had agreed to our contention, wherein thecommission had submitted during the hearing that it was ready to carry out re-evaluation after deleting nine wrong questions. The court has taken care of the successful candidates’ fate as there would be no re-evaluation of their answer-sheets.”

An advertisement for BPSC preliminary exam was published on January1, 2011. The preliminary exam was conducted on April 17. The result was published on July 16, 2011. Of 1,37,694 candidates, about 15,137 candidates were declared successful by the commission that organised combined (53rd to 55th) civil services examination.

Several candidates who failed to make it to the list approached thecourt on the issue. The petitioners said the commission had illegally deleted eight questions out of 150 asked in the exam and declared results on the basis of 142 questions.

The petitioners maintained that they would have automatically qualified in the examination if the results were declared on the basis of 150 questions. The petitioners claimed that the answer booklets supplied by the commission had several defects. The multiple choices (answers) given against some questions were totally wrong but the commission published the result on the basis of such erroneous questions and answers, they said. They maintained that the act of declaring results on the basis of only 142 questions instead of 150 by the commission was totally arbitrary, illegal and mala fide.

PATNA HIGH COURT DECISION ON 53rd TO 55th BPSC PT EXAM

2012-01-04T00:46:00.000-08:00

Patna high court announced its much awaited decision on the 53rd to 55th PT examination of BPSC ,the decision had been kept pending since last December.In his decision justice Tripathy directed BPSC to reevaluate copies of PT examination.No deduction in cut off marks will be done as it was anticipated earlier, that court may ask to decrease cut off marks by one or two marks.However giving a big relief to those candidates who has been declared qualified earlier,court ordered BPSC to exempt them from reevaluation process it means only new candidate will be declared qualified without altering status of previously qualified candidates.Estimated 588 more candidate is likely to be declared qualified.BPSC has been given own choice to conduct mains exam,it is possible in April 2012 because in feb,march there is 10th and 12th exam in bihar of bihar board and CBSE .To see court order please http://patnahighcourt.bih.nic.in/judgment/pdf.aspx?ord=7&noc=15&caseno1=13022&yr=2011

FIRST CHELLANGE TO NANO,Bajaj Unveils RE60

2012-01-03T19:05:00.000-08:00

TATA NANO the only available car below 2 lac has got its first rival.having given a tough fight to HERO HONDA in bike segment Bajaj Auto has unveiled its RE60 4-Wheeler in New Delhi. The Bajaj RE60 has the lowest CO2 emissions of 60 g/km. It is why the name RE60 has been given to this car.The company claims a mileage of 35 kmpl and the RE60 will hit a top speed of 70 kmph. The tall boy design looks funny and the RE60 is more of a 4-wheeled rickshaw than a car. The front seems to be inspired from the Fiat Uno, while the overall body looks like that of a small Maruti Suzuki WagonR. The Bajaj RE60 offers 2+2 or 1+3 seating and has the speedometer in the center of the dashboard, right above the center console. The vehicle has a single wiper and runs on 135/70/12 tyres. With a weight of just 400 kgs, the RE60 is very light and will also be offered in a CNG version. Bajaj will offer 2 variants of the RE60, a commercial variant and a private variant. The vehicle will be made at Bajaj Auto’s Aurangabad plant.

Bajaj has developed an all new 200cc (some sources claimes it to 800)petrol engine to power the RE60, which is Euro IV compliant. This new petrol motor is a fuel injected (uses a close-loop fuel injection system), water cooled unit, using 4-valve and twin spark technology producing 20 BHP of power. The sequential transmission is easy to use. The mono coque metal polymer hybrid structure is light weight and results in the low weight. The length is 2752mm, the width is 1312mm, while the height is a generous 1650mm. The RE60 has 44-liter of rear boot storage, 7-liter under the hood and 400 liters with the rear seats folded down. The turning circle is very small at just 3.5 m (the Tata Nano has a turning circle of 4 m).

Maruti industries who is already facing sinking market share now get another challenge in form of Bjaj RE60. Bajaj will commence sales by exporting the RE60 to Sri Lanka. Bajaj has used existing plant to save Rs. 350 crore on the RE60 project. This 4-wheeler is still open for Renault-Nissan to market as their own small car.

ADMIT CARD OF JPSC ASSISTANT

2012-01-03T03:04:00.000-08:00

JPSC,Ranchi is going to held written examination for the post of assistant in JPSC on 8 Jan 2012.JPSC is already in news for irregularities in 1st and 2nd JPSC exam and recommendation of 64 and 172 candidates for various jobs in Jharkhand.Even 4th jpsc case is still pending before court.Almost all exam conducted by JPSC has attracted blame of irregularities. total no. of applicants for present exam are around 17 k and center is in Ranchi.to download admit card please follow following link ADMIT CARD

परीक्षक नियुक्त हुए नहीं, जांच भी हो गयी

2012-01-02T19:55:00.000-08:00

जेपीएससी-दो में की गयी गड़ब़िडयों का हर रोज नया तथ्य सामने आ रहा है ताजा मामला जेनरल स्टडी विषय से जुड़ा हुआ है इस विषय की कॉपियों की जांच के लिए जेपीएससी द्वारा किसी भी परीक्षक की नियुक्ति नहीं की गयी,लेकिन कॉपियों की जांच जरूर हो गयी उम्मीदवारों को नंबर भी मिल गये और इसके आधार पर अफसरों की नियुक्ति भी कर ली गयी कॉपियों की जांच वाराणसी के महात्मा गांधी काशी विद्यापीठ के प्रोफेसरों ने की निगरानी जांच के दौरान जब अनुसंधानक द्वारा प्रोफेसर से यह पूछा गया कि आपने किसके आदेश पर कॉपियों की जांच की, तो वे कोइ जवाब नहीं दे सके जांच के दौरान ये तथ्य भी सामने आये हैं कि गड़बड़ी करने के उद्देश्य से भूगोल विषय की कॉपी को राजनीतिक शास्त्र के प्रोफेसर से जांच करायी गयी उल्लेखनीय है कि जेपीएससी ने महात्मा गांधी काशी विद्यापीठ के प्रोफेसर परमानंद सिंह को जेपीएससी-दो के लिए को-ऑडिनेटर नियुक्त किया था और उन्होंने गड़बड़ी करने के लिए ज्यादातर परीक्षकों की नियुक्ति अपने ही कॉलेज के प्रोफेसरों में से की

आठ प्रोफेसरों से पूछताछ

निगरानी विभाग ने पिछले दिनों वाराणसी के आठ प्रोफेसरों से पूछताछ की जिनसे पूछताछ गयी गयी, उनके नाम प्रदीप कुमार पांडेय, सूय भान प्रसाद, उदय प्रकाश पांडेय, शिव सहाय सिंह यादव, राम ुधार सिंह, कौशलेश कुमार, विष्णु दत्त पांडेय और सियारात सिंह यादव हैड)

REVISED MARKS OF 4TH JPSC PT EXAM

2011-12-10T19:25:00.000-08:00

Dear friends our Jharkhand is really unpredictable.No one even God may not know exactly what is going to be happen in mind of these experienced and skilled officers.the famous JPSC which is well known for its great and grand contribution in achieving high rank in corruption index has again done a splendid work. When even in this gloomy situation,judiciary is only hope for justice ,JPSC clearly ignored the Ranchi high court and published revised result and new marks.Is it not the contempt of court and judicial process.In a defiance manner they are saying that mains will be held in the month of March and no cancellation of result or PT exam is possible now.In a press release JPSC has said these.It is now obvious that even in revised answer sheet there is so many mistakes and wrong answers.The matter of scaling and copying of question from previous UPSC exam is yet to be resolved in court and JPSC is giving jolt after jolt. marks like 77.5,55.06 in GS ,how can it is possible when all question are of one marks each,did they use scaling in GS too.All seems mockery of entire examination and evaluation process.Mr. Shiv Basant has earned very good name and fame as an IAS officer and as a chairmen of super corrupt electricity board of jharkhand.but his entire ability seems to have disappear in JPSC.Why he wants to hide mistakes of others ,he was not the chairman when the PT exam was held,He should have earned the faith of candidates in JPSC by taking corrective measures and boldly accepting mistakes.No one in is favour of cancellation of exam but it is not the way of justice.what is the fault and sin of history students who scored 95+ and 75 in GS and not declared successful.What is the parameter of hardness and easiness of questions in any subject on which JPSC has done negative and positive scaling.The difficulty level and discriminatory power of a question can only be calculated by a master of education and statistics,and there is no course of education in Jharkhand at that level,then who is that intelligent expert who gave such a foolish advise to ruin the hopes of candidates.determination of these parameter requires pretest and post test of questions.Did JPSC went through these steps before declaring question of history as easy and that of economics and other subject are hard.The biggest question is on judiciary.When the entire process is in court,how JPSC has been allowed to publish result again.Published result does not quote court order and no., Honorable chief justice and his bench has cancelled appointment of primary teachers on the basis of change in process from that of advertisement,though there is no wrong answer and copying ,then why judiciary is giving date after date and chance after chance to JPSC to commit anther blunder .There is only one way to solve that complicated question of scaling,wrong answers ,wrong questions,copying without cancellation of exam.The result should be published on the basis of obtained marks in GS paper only .the question were same for all and no need of scaling.I think all candidate should be agree on this solution,those who are successful and also those who are feeling as deceived.To see your revised marks please enter roll no.

ADMIT CARD OF BIHAR SACHIVALAY SAHAYAK EXAM

2011-12-03T21:30:00.000-08:00

Bihar ssc has issued admit card for sachivalay sahayak and many other posts PT exam which is to be held on 18th Dec 2011 at various exam centers.Almost all district headquarters have been made exam centers.Other than BPSC exam ,it is first time large job vacancy in last ten years in job less bihar.Especially in civil jobs.Other recruitment was done in mainly police and other paramilitary and auxiliary forces.Teacher is being recruited on contractual basis.Exam is to be held in one sitting starting from 11 am to 1.15 pm and one subject that is general studies.to download your admit card if not get please click following link admit card

DEMOCRATIC ATTITUDE AMONG STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

2011-12-01T09:11:00.000-08:00

Abstract:

The present study was descriptive survey type of research aiming at analyzing the democratic attitude of university education students of Nilamber Pitamber University, Daltonganj. The sample of 90 students from three different colleges of Nilamber Pitamber University was taken into consideration with the help of Democratic Attitude Scale of Uma Varshney (1969). It was a matter of investigation to find whether there is any real significant difference between the male and female, rural and urban, graduate and post graduate students and between the students of science stream and arts stream. The result showed that post graduate and urban students were more democratic in compare to the graduates and rural groups respectively. The outcome also suggested that there is no effect of gender and streams on democratic attitude of students.

Introduction:

Democracy is the best known form of governance and also the best way of human life. For an ideal democratic society, each and every citizen must have to develop democratic attitude, keeping positive view to the ideals of democracy. Faith in democratic principles is essential for the citizens of India as only this can lead a successful democracy in practice. Although the most accurate description is of Abraham Lincoln, i.e., “democracy is a government of the people, by the people and for the people” but it also involves many other spheres of life other than the political ones. Democracy aims to establish political, economic and social equality and gives every individual a constitutional right to express his own opinion to associate with any group, to indulge in any legitimate action. Democracy also creates a conducive environment as providing equal opportunities and through developing brotherhood between the members of society. Justice also describes equality as all are equal against constitution and social justice as democracy provides an equal opportunity for the members who are on lower hierarchal order in society. What type of attitude has been developed or is developing in the students? Are they considering democratic value as important as other values in life? Are they actively practicing the democratic norms? We should know the role of students in new generation regarding democracy.

Review of literature regarding the present study discloses the importance of democratic value in society and it’s relation wjth other factors. Dave and Srivastava (1951); studied democratic attitude and the casual factors for the development of democratic attitudes among students. One of the finding concluded that there is a significant difference in students’ attitudes of the two schools in the area of understanding and tolerance, creative participation and respect for higher values of life while least difference is found in the attitudes towards the value of respect for individuality.

S.P. Ahluwalia examined the various notions about democracy in a research report prepared at the NCERT in 1963 (Notions about democracy: an exploratory study). He says on page 53, “This study reveals that there is considerable unanimity among the respondents on certain facets of democracy. Nevertheless, there still are differences of opinion in the matter of practical application of the general principles of democracy.

Perkovich (2004); came on conclusion about democratic society of India as – “Democratically managing a society as big, popular, diverse and culturally dynamic as India is a world historical challenge. If India can democratically lift all of its citizens to a decent quality of life without trampling on basic liberties and harming its neighbors, the Indian people will have accomplished perhaps the greater success in human history.”

Objectives of the Study:

Following were the objectives of the study:

I. To find out the effect of gender on the democratic attitudes of students.

II. To find out the effect of residence (rural/urban) on the democratic attitudes of students

III. To find out the effect of streams on the democratic attitudes of students.

IV. To find out the effect of educational qualification on the attitudes of students.

Methodology:

The only tool used in this study is ‘Democratic Attitude Scale’ constructed and standardized by Uma Varshney (1969). The sample was incidental because the subjects are easily available, no question of researcher’s choice arose and selection depends on chance. The sample of 90 students were taken from three different colleges; 30 from each college.

Results and Discussion:

Results pertaining to the set objectives are reported and interpreted. The scores were analyzed to find out means and standard deviation of the data groups. For testing the significance of difference of means;‘t’ test was employed.

Democratic attitude of male and female students:

There is no effect of gender on democratic attitude of students of university, i.e. male and female students are not different regarding their democratic attitudes in Palamu.

The variable was chosen for the study because of the reason that the previous study done on the value and value patterns indicates positive results, i.e., significant differences most of time. The related studies can be summarized as follows:

Dorothy (1952); found that man holds significantly higher political values than women; Mukhija (1970); found that male teacher gives more importance to power than the female ones. Transler and Vectione (1959) stated that male students are higher on political values while female students are higher on social values, etc. are the part studies showing gender as an important variable and also showing significant differences regarding value and value patterns. Democracy is one of the values and political or social values are very much related with democratic values.

It can be concluded that the students have same entry behaviour, equal structure of framework and high educational qualification and hence they possess equal democratic attitude irrespective of their gender.

Democratic attitude of rural and urban students:

There is a significant effect of locality on democratic attitude of students of university, i.e. urban and rural students are different regarding their democratic attitudes in Palamu.

Study of Tripathi (1966) concluded that city students were more political. Study of Dadu P. (1992) reveals that personality traits and religious attitude significantly different among rural and urban citizens.

It can be concluded that there is a reason for the significant difference result between the rural and urban prospective teachers regarding their democratic attitude.

Democratic attitude of science and arts stream students:

There is no effect of streams on democratic attitude of students of university, i.e. science and arts students are not different regarding their democratic attitudes in Palamu.

With reference to this finding Upadhyay (1972); studied effect of students stream on political values of University students. He concluded in the line that stream makes a significant affect to political values of University students.

Khare (1968); also undertook the same variables and studied students different streams – political, social and other values. He concluded with result that stream makes significant effect to student’s values.

With reference to previous findings the result obtained in present investigation shows some opposite result that stream doesn’t make significant effect to democratic attitude. The insignificant result further can be explained as the equal environment of colleges about democratic values. All colleges are situated in palamu region and all have almost the same procedure of entrance irrespective of the streams.

Democratic attitude of post graduate and graduate students:

There is a significant effect of locality on democratic attitude of students of university, i.e. urban and rural students are different regarding their democratic attitudes in Palamu.

In reference to the present study, Kundu (1982); studied on “value pattern of college students and its relation to psychological variables.” The sample includes undergraduate and graduate students and recognizable value pattern were observable among college students. . Moreover, since the students of graduate and post-graduate are very much, a part of the democratic society, they are well indulged in the democratic values and democratic nature of our society. Although the postgraduates can analyze the developments and modernization processes more easily in compare to the graduates.. Thus, the differences in democratic attitude between them are not so uncommon.

Implications:

India is the largest democracy in the world. The four ideals of democracy viz. freedom, equality, fraternity and justice are the four pillars of Indian Constitution. Each and every Indian should live with and according to the constitution as it is the spirit of the Country.

This study has tremendous educational implications. Students should not forget their duty while speaking about or raising the behaviour up to the adequate level in terms of their overall development. Just indulging the content is not enough. Their mental faculties need to be trained so that they become the suitable citizens in future as for the spirit of the country.

Moreover, an investigator can investigate on so many points excluded from the present study. As for example, what type of development needed in rural areas to inculcate democratic attitude, and what type of that needed for the urban ones.

Conclusion:

The sample of 90 students were taken from three different colleges; 30 from three colleges of Nilamber Pitamber University. The conclusions obtained from the result reported are the following:

I. The male and female students have no significance difference on democratic attitude.

II. The urban students have more democratic values than rural ones.

III. The science students and arts students have no significance difference on democratic attitude.

IV. The postgraduate students have more democratic values than graduate ones.

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REVISED RESULT OF 4TH JPSC PT...

2011-11-30T19:48:00.000-08:00

JPSC ranchi has declared today revised result of 4th PT exam.total 3285 candidates have been declared successful this time.In gen category there is 1275 candidates this time .JPSC has follow a ratio of 1:15 in preparation of result and claimed to have follow rules of scaling..Candidates having same marks have also qualified .This result is based on revised answer key .The declaration of result in such a time when the entire process is in court raises many eyebrows.The main issue is unlawful copying of same to same question from UPSC and foolish scaling process used but JPSC is trying to divert the issue towards wrong answer key.Lets see what is court's approach on this matter.please also share your view with me. to see revised result please click here revised result