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Guidelines for Taking Post- JAMB Examination
Every student desires for his/her Post-JAMB examination to be the
first and the last.
f you have ever written Post-JAMB more than once, you will be
tempted to believe
that those who got it right the first time were lucky. But luck has little
to do with
passing your Post-JAMB.
There are instructions given to you before taking the exam - do not
make noise, tick
or shade the right answer, stop at the right time, etc. These are to
ensure the
examination goes smoothly, but you can follow the guidelines listed
below to
increase your chances of success in your Post-JAMB exam
Post-JAMB Exam Guidelines
1. Arrive early to your Post-JAMB exam center. Make sure you locate
your exam
center before the day of the exam so you don't spend time looking for
the center on
the morning of the exam.
2. Take along only those things that are necessary. If you know you
don't need your
phone for the exam, don't go along with it. There have been cases of
mobile phones
being seized or stolen from the owners at the exam venue.
3. Take extra stationery along - pencils, erasers, Calculator etc. (For
Unilag Post UTME calculator is not allowed) its CBT just like jamb.
4. Dress comfortably and smart.
5. Do not make any noise when in the exam hall. If you constitute
yourself as a
nuisance, you may incur the wrath of your invigilator, and this would
not be good
for you as it can lead to your result being seized.
6. Do not waste too much time on a particular question, you can skip
it and later
come back to it after you've answered the recognizable ones.

FIRST SET ASPIRANTS & DURATION OF THE TEST !

No one can authoritatively say he or she knows whether it's 20 or 30

minutes

No one can say authoritatively it will be 40 or 50 questions

You will discover it when you get in there

That's the only problem the first set of aspirants who will write the
exam on the first day

They are the candidates that tell every other set the nature & structure
of the POST UTME

PREPARE FOR THE WORST

Please, prepare for some strange questions

Don't just go there expecting to see "how many local government

areas are in Lagos ?.
Good if it comes out, but you should also be expecting to be asked
strange questions like "who's the King/ President of Morocco*

DEAR, go brutal, read everything

Prepare for the Worst !

THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST !

The POST UTME is not the kind of examination you play with
 It's a 25/ 30 minute test that has a great hand in your future

👉 Hundreds & thousands of other aspirants are striving to snatch

that one admission slot from you. DON'T LET IT HAPPEN !!!

ALMIGHTY GOD WILL YOU ALL IN YOUR EXAM

PRAY BEFORE YOU START AND AFTER THE EXAM

Thanks
I remain Oni Samson Eritobi

UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS HISTORY

Founded in 1962, the University of Lagos has, for over 5 decades, provided
qualitative and research-oriented education to Nigerians and all those who have
entered its domain in search of knowledge. At its inception, the University of Lagos
was empowered to produce a professional workforce that would steer the political,
social and economic development of a newly independent country. Over the last
fifty years the University has pursued this mission with vigour, excellence and
panache. The University has built a legacy of academic excellence and is now
acclaimed publicly as “the University of First Choice and the Nation’s Pride

Origins
The establishment of the University of Lagos in 1962 was informed by the need to
intensify the training of a professional workforce for a newly independent Nigeria
in search of rapid industrialisation and economic development. It was however
quite evident that the country lacked the requisite workforce to actualise the
people’s dream. There was a big gulf to be filled, and that required establishing
many more universities.
Towards this end, the Federal Government established the Eric Ashby
Commission on Post School Certificate and Higher Education in Nigeria in
May 1959. The Ashby Commission’s report, titled Investment in Education,
recommended the establishment of a new university in Lagos, the then Federal
Capital, to offer day and evening courses in Commerce, Business Administration,
Economics and Higher Management Studies. In 1961, the Federal Government
assigned the detailed planning of the new university to a UNESCO Advisory
Commission. However, whereas the Ashby Commission had envisaged a non-
residential institution which would be cited in the business district of Central Lagos,
the UNESCO Commission opted for a traditional university, “a complete all
encompassing institution” with residential accommodation on a large campus.
Following the acceptance of the UNESCO Commission’s report, the University of
Lagos was established on 22nd October 1962 on the authority of the University of
Lagos Act of 1962.
The Act provided for an eleven-member Provisional Council for the University, a
Senate to preside over academic affairs, and a separate Council for the Medical
School located at the University Teaching Hospital at Idi-Araba, a few kilometres
away from the main (Akoka) campus. This was rather unique for, by authority of
the Act, the University consisted of two separate institutions—the main university
and an autonomous Medical School. The link between the two institutions was
tenuous at best, consisting of reciprocal representation on both Councils and
membership in the University Senate by professors in the Medical School.

Development of Faculties
The University began with three faculties: Commerce and Business Administration,
Law and Medicine. At its first meeting the Board of the Faculty of Commerce and
Business Administration changed the name to the Faculty of Business and Social
Studies. The faculties of Arts, Education, Engineering and Science were added in
1964.
For the first academic session, 1962/1963, the University admitted 46 students for
the Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration and 26 for the Faculty of
Law. These students received their first lectures on 22 October 1962 at the
temporary site in a secondary school at Idi-Araba, adjacent to the Medical School
and the Teaching Hospital. 28 medical students had already commenced lectures
three weeks earlier on 3 October, 1962. The University moved from its temporary
location in Idi-Araba to the Akoka main campus in September 1965. The direction
of the University’s future development was consolidated with the promulgation of
the University of Lagos Decree in 1967 (Decree No. 3 of 1967). The new
constitution created an integrated and more structurally coherent institution by
establishing a single Council for the whole university. The previous arrangement
had two separate Councils, one for the University and the other for the Medical
School.
With the new Act the Medical School ceased to exist as a separate institution and
became an integral part of the University of Lagos subject to the full authority of
Senate. However, to ensure a measure of autonomy necessary for the smooth
discharge of the responsibilities of some specialised units the university adopted
the collegiate system under which the Medical School now became the College of
Medicine of the University of Lagos. The Faculty of Business and Social Studies
was divided into the School of Administration and the School of Social Studies. The
Federal Advanced Teachers’ College was integrated into the university as the
College of Education. The Institute of Computer Sciences and the Institute of Mass
Communication were founded in 1967 and became teaching units a year later. The
Institute of Child Health joined the University in 1969.
By the beginning of the 1970s, the University had developed an unwieldy and
confusing academic structure in which the faculty system operated alongside the
school and the collegiate systems. Law and Engineering were faculties; Education
and Medicine were colleges, while Biological Sciences, Mathematical and Physical
Sciences, Environmental Design, Social Studies, Administration, Humanities, and
African Studies were schools. On 28 June 1973, Senate finally adopted the faculty
system for the whole University, conceding the collegiate system only to the
College of Medicine. The re-designation of the College of Education required a
constitutional amendment and following the promulgation of the University of Lagos
(Amendment) Decree, 1975, it also became the Faculty of Education. The unwieldy
system was transformed into the following faculties: Arts, Business Administration,
Education, Environmental Design, Science and Social Sciences. The College of
Medicine retained both its name and its autonomy.
The School of Postgraduate Studies, whose dramatic growth has attracted the
sobriquet, “the Lagoon Lighthouse, was established on 22 July 1981. In 1984,
Federal University of Technology, Abeokuta (FUTAB) was merged with the
University of Lagos.
The University currently has a School of Postgraduate Studies, a Distance
Learning Institute (DLI) and twelve faculties, namely:
• Arts
• Basic Medical Sciences
• Business Administration
• Clinical Sciences
• Dental Sciences
• Education
• Engineering
• Environmental Sciences
• Law
• Pharmacy
• Science
• Social Sciences

Physical Growth and Expansion

 The first phase of infrastructural development at the main (Akoka) campus was
completed in 1965. It consisted of two academic areas called Academic Group
North and Academic Group South, the Dinning Hall, Library, Administrative Block,
the Central Concourse, staff quarters and students’ hostels. Subsequent
developments have added academic buildings including those of Arts, Advanced
Legal Studies, Chemical Engineering, Mass Communication, and Science; service
facilities such as the Auditorium, the Conference Centre and Guest Houses, the
Health Centre, the Sports Centre, the Unilag Consult Complex, a walkway linking
the Faculty of Science with the Faculty of Engineering, a massive water reservoir
near the Department of Mass Communication; boreholes in the service area of the
main campus; Junior Staff quarters, Phase I, along Lawani Road, off University
Road, Abule-Oja; and additional hostels for male and female students.
The Hydraulic Research Laboratory was also constructed with a grant from the
Government of the Netherlands and a donation of N30,000.00 from the Nigerian Ports
Authority. The University of Lagos International School was established in 1981. It
relocated to its permanent site in October 1985. The Senate House Complex was
completed in 1984. The University also established autonomous commercial outfits as a
means to generating additional revenue. Foremost among these are Unilag Consult and
Unilag Ventures

General Paper

• Unilag was established in 1962 under the Eric Ashby constitution of *1959*
titled *"INVESTMENT IN EDUCATION

• The past VC of Unilag who died in office(2012) is Prof Sofoluwe Adetokunbo

• The current Chancellor of Unilag is Alhaji Dr Umar El-Kanemi, the Sheu of

Borno Kingdom

• The Pro-Chancellor and Chairman Governing Council, University of Lagos

is Dr Wale Babalakin, SAN

• The current VC of Unilag is Professor Oluwatoyin Ogundipe FAS

• The immediate past VC of Unilag is Prof Rahmon Bello

• The DVC (Academic and Research) of Unilag is Prof. Oluwole Babafemi
Familoni

• The DVC (Management services) is Professor Ben Emukufia Akpoyomare

Oghojafor

• The DVC (Development Services) is Prof Folasade Ogunsola

• The motto of the University of Lagos is Indeed and in truth

• The full meaning of DLI is Distance Learning Institute

• The College of Medicine is based at Idi-araba

• The first VC of the University is Prof Eni Njoku

• The current Dean of student affairs is Prof. Ademola Adeleke

• Learn more!!!!!!!!!!!!!

GENERAL PAPER
TITLE: International Organization 111
CODE: INT 111

THE UNO
1. The full meaning of UNO is United Nations Organization
2. It was established on the 24th of Oct, 1945
3. It consist of 193 member states
4. Its Headquarters is in New York, USA
5. Its treaty was signed in San Fransisco, USA in 1945
6. The current Secretary General of the Organization is Antonio Guterres
of Portugal
7. The International Court of Justice is located in The Hague, Netherlands
8. The former Sec Gen of the Organization is Ban Ki Moon of South
Korea
9. The most powerful organ of the organization is the security council
10. The security council consist of 15 member states of which 5
(USA,BRITAIN, FRANCE,RUSSIA AND CHINA) are permanent
11. The World Bank is situated in Washington, USA
12. The current President of the World Bank is David Malpass
13. The UNO remains the most strategic weapon to promote world peace

THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

14. It was the first principal organization in whose principal mission was to
maintain world peace after the First World War(1914-1918)
15. It was established in 1919 and dissolved in 1946 for its failure to
prevent another world war

COMMONWEALTH
16. The Commonwealth was founded in 1931
17. The headquarters is situated in London, United Kingdom
18. It is an intergovernmental organization of 53 member states that are
mostly former territories of the British Empire
19. The Queen of England is the Head of Commonwealth
20 In 1995, Nigeria was suspended from Commonwealth for Political
reasons
21. Since the inception of Commonwealth, only four countries have been
suspended; Fiji,Pakistan,Nigeria and Zimbabwe

OAU
22. The full meaning of OAU is Organization of African Unity
23. It was established on the 25th of May, 1963
24. The Headquarters was situated in Addis-ababa, Ethiopia
25. Nigeria belong to the Monrovia group
26. OAU was disbanded on the 9th of July, 2002 and was succeeded by
AU

AU
27. The full meaning of AU is African Union
28. It was established on the 26th of May, 2001 in Addis-ababa and
launched on 9th of July, 2002 in Johannesburg
29. Its motto is "United and Strong Africa"
30. The current chairperson of AU is Abdel Fattah el-sisi of Egypt

NIGERIA-FEDERAL MINISTRIES AND MINISTERS

Federal
No Ministers
Ministry

Minister: Audu
Ogbeh, Minister
1 Agriculture of State:
Heineken
Lokpobiri

Minister: Udo Udo

Budget &
Udoma, Minister
2 National
of State: Zainab
Planning
Ahmed

Minister: Barr.
3 Communication
Adebayo Shittu

Minister: Brig Gen

4 Defence
Dan Ali (Rtd)

5 Education Minister: Adamu

Adamu, Minister
 of State: Prof
Anthony Onwuka

Minister: Amina
Mohamme,
6 Environment Minister of State:
Ibrahim Usman
Jibril

Minister:
Federal Capital
7 Muhammadu
Territory
Bello

Minister: Kemi
8 Finance
Adeosun

Minister: Geoffrey
Onyema, Minister
9 Foreign Affairs of State: Hajia
Khadija Bukar
Ibrahim

Minister: Isaac
Adewole, Minister
10 Health
of State: Osagie
Ehanire

Minister: Lai
11 Information
Mohammed

Minister: Gen
12 Interior Abdulrahman
Dambazau (Rtd)

Justice &
Minister:
13 Attorney-
Abubakar Malami
General
 Minister: Sen
Chris Ngige,
Labour &
14 Minister of State:
Employment
Barr James
Ocholi

Minister: Pastor
Usani Ugur,
15 Niger Delta Minister of State:
Cladius Omoleye
Daramola

Minister:
Muhammadu
16 Petroleum Buhari, Minister of
State: Ibe
Kachikwu

Minister:
Power, Works
17 Babatunde
and Housing
Fashola

Science and Minister:

18
Technology Ogbonaya Onu

Minister: Kayode
Fayemi, Minister
19 Solid Minerals of State:
Abubakar Bawa
Bwari

Mustapha Baba
20 State & Power
Shehuri

Minister:
Trade, Okechukwu
21 Investment & Enelamah,
Industry Minister of State:
Aisha Abubakar
 Minister: Rotimi
Amaechi, Minister
22 Transportation
of State Aviation:
Sen Hadi Sirika

Water Minister:
23
Resources Suleiman Adamu

Minister: Aisha
24 Women Affairs
Alhassan

Youth and Minister: Solomon

25
Sports Dalong
All Nobel Prizes
Between 1901 and 2018, the Nobel Prizes and the Prize in Economic
Sciences were awarded 590 times to 935 people and organizations. With
some receiving the Nobel Prize more than once, this makes a total of 904
individuals and 24 organizations.

I will like to inform all aspirants to know more about the winners and
years…. It might come out in your question

1. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the creation of the post of

Chief in which sector in his Independence Day speech 2019?
a) Finance
b) Defence
c) Railways
d) Infrastructure
2. Which police department was dragged to court for referring to
Independence Day as Republic Day?
a) UP Police
b) Delhi Police
c) MP Police
d) Karnataka Police
3. Donald Trump accused which two countries of taking advantage of the
WTO’s ‘developing economies’ tag?
a) China and Japan
b) India and Pakistan
c) Pakistan and China
d) India and China
4. Which batsman has become first cricketer to score 20,000 international
runs in a decade?
a) Virat Kohli
b) Rohit Sharma
c) Babar Azam
d) Francois du Plessis
5. What is the name of scheme PM Modi recently announced for water
conservation and household pipeline supply?
a) Pradhanmantri Jal Abhiyan
b) Jal Shakti Mission
c) Jal Jeevan Mission
d) Jal hai toh kal hai
6. Which court refused to pass any order on J&K saying that it will wait for
normalcy to return to the state?
a) Delhi HC
b) Madras HC
c) Supreme Court
d) Allahabad HC
7. Who has become the first Indian to win world title in motorsports?
a) Aishwarya Pissay
b) Mehul Sahney
c) Mrinal Pandey
d) Rita Vieira
8. Who won the National Film Award 2019 for Best Actress?
a) Alia Bhatt
b) Radhika Apte
c) Tabu
d) Keerthy Suresh
9. Which film won the national film award 2019 for “Best Film”?
a) Uri
b) Padman
c) Hellaro
d) Andhadhun
10. What is the name of the father of ISRO, on whose 100th birthday,
Google has dedicated a doodle?
a) Homi Bhabha
b) Ramesha Chandra
c) Vikram Sarabhai
d) Anil Vijayan

Answers

1. (b) Defence
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the appointment of Chief of
Defence Staff (CDS) in his sixth consecutive Independence Day speech.
The Chief of Defence Staff will help integrate all three services – the Indian
Army, the Air Force and the Indian Navy.
2. (b) Delhi Police
Delhi Police reportedly referred to August 15 as India’s Republic Day
instead of Independence Day. This blunder got printed in an advisory.
Following the incident, a petition was filed against Delhi Police in the Delhi
High Court on August 13.
3. (d) India and China
US President Donald Trump stated recently that India and China are no
longer “developing nations” and that both were taking advantage of the
developing nations tag given by the World Trade Organization.
4. (a) Virat Kohli
Virat Kohli has become the first batsman to score 20,000 international runs
in a decade during the match against West Indies. He has scored 20,502
runs across three formats out of which he has scored 20,018 runs in the
ongoing decade.
5. (c) Jal Jeevan Mission
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced during his Independence Day
speech that the government will launch a Jal Jeevan Mission to bring piped
water supply to every house. He also urged the people to come forward
and contribute in conserving water resources.
6. (c) Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has refused an urgent hearing of a PIL on the security
clampdown in Kashmir Valley. The petition was filed by activist Tehseen
Poonawalla challenging the Centre's decision to impose restrictions in
Jammu and Kashmir, following revoking of Article 370.
7. (a) Aishwarya Pissay
Aishwarya Pissay won the FIM World Cup in women’s category in Hungary,
becoming the first-ever Indian to win a world title in motorsports. Aishwarya
Pissay also finished second in the FIM Junior category.
8. (d) Keerthy Suresh
Keerthy Suresh won the Best Actress award at the 66th National Film
Awards for her performance in Telugu film Mahanati.
9. (c) Hellaro
Gujarati Movie Hellaro won the ‘Best Film’ award at the 66th national film
awards 2019.
10. (c) Vikram Sarabhai
Google has paid its tribute to the founder of ISRO Vikram Sarabhai by a
Google Doodle. Google is celebrating the 100th birth anniversary of award-
winning Indian physicist, industrialist, and innovator Vikram Sarabhai. Dr.
Vikram Sarabhai is also known as the father of Indian space programme.
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Questions
Kindly note that the bold options are the correct answers
1.Tirur betel vine, which recently got the GI Tag, is from ________ state.
A.Manipur
B.Kerala
C.Assam
D.Andhra Pradesh

2. Mizo Puanche, which recently got the GI Tag, is from ________ state.
A.Telangana
B.Bihar
C.Mizoram
D.Manipur
3.Tawlhlohpuan, which recently got the GI Tag, is from ________ state.
 A.Uttar Pradesh
B.Assam
C.Manipur
D.Mizoram
4.Which Country is the first to have a National Essential Diagnostics List
(NEDL)?
A.China
B.Bhutan
C.India
D.Japan
5.Who finalised India's first National Essential Diagnostics List (NEDL)?
A.ICMR
B.AIIMS
C.IIM-K
D.IIM-A
6.A ______ member committee has been set up to review the Defence
Procurement Procedure (DPP) 2016 and Defence Procurement Manual
(DPM) 2009.
A.8
B.12
C.15
D.14
7.Where was the World Junior Track Cycling Championships 2019 held?

A.India
B.China
C.US
D.Germany
8.Who won gold at the World Junior Track Cycling Championships 2019?
A.Australia
B.China
 C.India
D.UK
9.The Indian aircraft the flew over the polar region for the first time is from
_______ to ________.

A.Mumbai-Washington
B.Delhi-San Francisco
C.Delhi-Mexico
D.Kolkata-Chicago
10.________ became India's first Indian airline to operate commercial
flights overflying the polar region.

A.Air India
B.IndiGo
C.Jet Airways
D.King Fisher
11.What is the name of the train which connects India with Pakistan?
A.Myanmar Rail
B.Maitri Express
C.Thar Link Express
D.Malaysia Railway Link
12.Who is the present minister of Minister of Health and Family Welfare?
A.Shri Dinesh Sharma
B.Shri Harsh Vardhan
C.Shri Suresh Prabhu
D.Shri Arun Jaitley
13.____ conduct the 13th edition of Central Teacher Eligibility Test

A.Matriculation Board
B.CBSE
C.NEET
 D.UGT
14.India suspends Thar Link Express to ________
A.Iran
B.Pakistan
C.Iraq
D.Nepal
15.Which country won historic gold at 2019 Junior Track World Cycling
Championship

A.Indonesia
B.India
C.Pakistan
D.Saudi Arabia
16.India contributes _____ to UN fund

A.$ 6 million
B.$1 million
C.$ 12 million
D.$ 8 million
17._______ contributes $1 million to UN fund
A.Indonesia
B.India
C.USA
D.Pakistan
18.CBSE conduct the ______ edition of Central Teacher Eligibility Test
A.16th
B.13th
C.15th
D.18th
19.Which country won historic gold at 2019 Junior Track World Cycling
Championship
 A.Indonesia
B.India
C.Paksitan
D.Saudi Arabia
20.Which country to suspends Thar Link Express to Pakistan
A.South Africa
B.India
C.Indonesia
D.Saudi Arabia
21.__________Army International Scout Masters Competition Concludes
at Jaisalmer Military Station with Indian Army Emerging as Champions
A.11th
B.5th
C.8th
D.9th
22.Who inaugurates Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Medical Sciences?
A.Shri Ramesh Kumar
B.Shri Arun Jaitley
C.Shri Harsh Vardhan
D.Shri Rajesh Sharma

23What are the Indian Countries that borders Bhutan?

A.Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and West Bengal
B.Manipur, Tripura and West Bengal
C.Arunachal Pradesh, Tripura and Manipur
D.Tripura, Manipur and Assam
24.Indian PM Modi is on his visit to Bhutan. Who is his contemporary of
Bhutan?
A.Jigme Khesar
B.Namgyal Wangchuck
C.Lotay Tshering
D.Pema Gyamtsho
25. How many tonnes of plastic waste is generated every day in the
country?
A.20,000
B.1000
C.10,000
D.15,000
26.Union Minister Prakash Javadekar launched a massive public campaign
to make India free of single use plastics in a meeting in Sao Paulo. Where
is Sao Paulo located?
A.Spain
B.Brazil
C.Germany
D.Italy
27. Which Minister of India launched a massive public campaign to make
India free of single use plastics?
A.Prakash Javadekar
B.Amit shah
C.Nirmala seetharaman
D.Piyush Goyal
28. What is the theme of Aadi Mahotsav 2019 festival?
A.Saving and preserving the Culture of India
B.Preseved Inheritance
C.A celebration of the spirit of Tribal Craft, Culture and Commerce
D.Festival of Highly Transforming and Enlightening resources of Indian
Culture
29. Government formed a _________ for the Aadi Mahotsav festival.
A.Tribunal Corporation Marketing Development Federation of India
B.Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India
C.Tribal Cooperative Managing Development Festival of India
D.Tribal Custom Marketing Development Festival of India
30. Aadi Mahotsav is a ________ event.
A.4
B.5
C.9
D.8
31. Where is the Aadi Mahotsav 2019 celebrated?
A.Uttar Pradesh
B.Himachal Pradesh
C.Arunachal Pradesh
D.Jammu & Kashmir
32. MoHUA to Organize ____________ National Workshop Cum Exhibition
on Sustainable Sanitation
A.Six days
B.One day
C.Two Days
D.Three days
33. _________Meeting Of BRICS Minister Of Environment Held In Sao
Paulo, Brazil
A.11th
B.8th
C.5th
D.9th
34. ______ awards people on various categories on the 73rd
Independence Day
A.Kerala
B.TamilNadu
C.West bengal
D.Bihar
35. When National Institute of Health and Family Welfare founded?
A.16th July 1963
B.9th March 1977
C.16 June 1968
D.15 May 1983
36.Who is the President of Brazil?
A.Afonso Pena
B.Jair Bolsonaro
C.Delfim Moreira
D.Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
37. Bajrang Punia to get __________
A.Dronacharya Award
B.Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award
C.Dhyan Chand Award
D.Arjuna Award
38.TamilNadu awards people on various categories on the ______
Independence Day
A.65th
B.73rd
C.85th
D.95th
39. Which state government increases reservation for SC and OBC?
A.West Bengal
B.Bihar
C.Chattisgarh
D.Assam
40.Online revenue payment system launched by CM of__________
A.West bengal
B.Odisha
C.Tamil Nadu
D.Kerala
41Who to get Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award 2019
A.Bajrang Punia
B.Virat Kohli
C.Manoj Sarkar
D.Viswanathan Anand
42.Fifth Meeting Of BRICS Minister Of Environment Held In
A.Dhaka, Bangladesh
B.Istanbul, Turkey
C.Sao Paulo, Brazil
D.Tokyo, Japan
43. Who is appointed as Head Coach of Indian Cricket Team?
A.Irfan Pathan
B.Ravi Shastri
 C.Rahul Dravid
D.Virendra Sehwag
44.Who is appointed as the director of National Institute of Health and
Family Welfare?
A.Suresh Prabhu
B.Harshad Pandurang Thakur
C.Dinesh Gupta
D.Arjun Sharma

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