Directions for questions 3 to 5: The sentences given in the following questions, when properly sequenced, from a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is indicated with a number. Choose the most logical order of sentences that constructs a coherent paragraph and indicate the correct sequence of numbers in the box provide below each question.More recently, the regulator has turned its attention to BskyB's stranglehold on televised sports: the new challenger which the regulator is helping break into that market is none other than BT.Orchestrating a similar battle of the titans in Mexico, while clearing a path for other contenders, is the best way to bring about the competitive revolution the country's communications industries need.Consumers now enjoy a broad choice of competitively priced telecom bundles.In 2006 Britain forced BT, the former state telecoms monopoly, to create an arms-length subsidiary to run its network infrastructure and sell access to new entrants at fair prices.One of the biggest new entrants to the market is BskyB, Rupert Murdoch's pay-TV giant.

Directions for questions 6 and 7: The sentences given in each of the following questions, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is indicated with a number. Choose the most logical order of sentences that constructs a coherent paragraph, and mark the correct sequence of numbers in the box provided below each question. (1) The ease with which the operations were carried out is a reflection of the lax standards of monitoring prevailing in the system.(2) In a way it is reminiscent of a leading group exercising controlling interests in publicly listed companies through a clutch of investment companies having the same postal address.(3) The multiple operations of demat accounts to corner shares in an IPO by individuals acting in isolation or in concert is threatening to blow up to a full-fledged scam drawing people of several segments into its vortex.(4) They further buttress their point by saying that it is the antiquated laws of rationing disallowing multiple applications which requires to be re looked.(5) Critics argue that, if there is nothing illegal in holding controlling interest in an enterprise through a web of investment companies, should initiatives to improve the chances of getting more shares in the IPO by operating multiple accounts be termed illegal

Directions for questions 1 to 3: The sentence given in each of the following questions, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is indicated with a number. Choose the most logical order of sentences that constructs a coherent paragraph and mark the correct sequence in the box provided below each questionPushing through the present law just for the purpose of introducing GST would only make GST a cosmetic makeover of the present laws than the game changer it is supposed to beThough the response to the movie has been lukewarm, fans of Rajnikanth hope his next movie will not disappoint, much like advocates of GST hoping that next version of the model GST law removes all the inconsistencies in the present oneA team, comprising of representatives of industry and commerce, needs to be formed at the ealiest in order to implement the goods and services Tax (GST) lawInterestingly, there are some similarities between the proposed GST and Tamil blockbuster film Kabali. Like them GST also saw expectations run sky-high well before its release.The team needs to look at the Model GST law with a fresh set of eyes and suggest necessary changes.

Directions for questions 1 to 3: The sentence given in each of the following questions, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is indicated with a number. Choose the most logical order of sentences that constructs a coherent paragraph and mark the correct sequence in the box provided below each questionSome believe it requires the persistence and patience of a mature mind.Though the comparisons with golf abound, serious bridge players think that the card game can only be pursued with a certain degree of seriousness and regular practice.Bridge, unlike some other corporate hobbies, is not seen as a young man’s game.The game keeps evolving, and the bidding systems are far more aggressive now compared to a decade ago.Duplicate bridge, a competitive form of contract bridge where all partnerships play the same hands, is finding more takers then rubber bridge.

Directions for questions 1 to 4: The sentences given in each of the following questions, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is indicated with a number. Choose the most logical order of sentences that constructs a coherent paragraph and indicate the correct sequence in the box provided below each question.With 75 percent of the space rented to the multinationals, this exhibition had the participation of 13 companies from Europe.With 50 companies participating and looking at the $30 billion Indian market in the telecommunication sector, for the next eight years the latest technology was on display.Against the backdrop of a sweeping wave of liberalisation, this proved a bonanza for the multinationals and their Indian partners to exhibit their bag of telecommunication technology.India Comm'92  the second international exhibition and conference on tele-communication and computer equipment, systems and related services, was organised recently.

Directions for questions 3 to 5: The sentences given in the following questions, when properly sequenced, from a coherent paragraph. Each sentence is indicated with a number. Choose the most logical order of sentences that constructs a coherent paragraph and indicate the correct sequence of numbers in the box provide below each question.To offset the extra liquidity, the bank 'sterilised' the increase in foreign reserves by selling securities to banks.A pegged exchange rate also cramps the RBI's room to raise interest rates, because that would attract yet more capital.Until March the RBI, through its various policies, was attempting to hold the rupee down.The snag is that sterilisation is expensive because the RBI has to pay much more on the bonds it issues to mop up liquidity than it earns on dollar reserves.The large amounts of dollars it was forced to buy, however, were fuelling excessive growth in the money supply and hence inflation.