Sunday, December 25

SIMPLE VBSCRIPT TRICK





Hi friends,





  • Open notepad and copy the following code
  • Save it as filename.vbs
  • Run and see the magic.!!!





Set wshshell = wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Wshshell.run "Notepad"
wscript.sleep 400
wshshell.sendkeys "H"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "i"
wscript.sleep 200
wshshell.sendkeys " "
wscript.sleep 200
wshshell.sendkeys "I"
wscript.sleep 200
wshshell.sendkeys " "
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "a"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "m"
wscript.sleep 200
wshshell.sendkeys " "
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "V"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "i"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "p"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "i"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "n"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys " "
wscript.sleep 200
wshshell.sendkeys "N"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "a"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "r"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "a"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "y"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "a"
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "n"







Saturday, December 24

Type in your own language on Facebook



Want to comment in Your own language in Facebook?
It is very easy now:



That’s it..!!! Now you can type in your own language wherever UNICODE Fonts are supported (like Facebook).

Press Alt+Shift to alter between English and other languages. 

If you have any doubts, please click here.

Enjoy…!!!!

Was this post useful to you?? Comment here..!! Thank you..!!!



Friday, December 23

Is Your Computer BOY or GIRL???




Is your Computer “"Boy" or "Girl"??
We can easily find it by these simlple steps



1.Open Notepad

2.Type the following line in notepad:

CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice").Speak"I love you"


3.Save file as: filename.vbs on your desktop

4.Double click on the file.

  • If you hear a male voice, you have a boy computer
  • If you hear a female voice, you have a girl computer, its interesting. try it...!!!!!




Hey.. I got a BOY Computer..!!!!  What type of computer u have ?? Comment it here..!!! :)


Enjoy..!!!!
Bye



Wednesday, December 21

How to master your Facebook Timeline




Facebook has rolled out its new Timeline feature to the masses.This ultra-illustrative, chronological listing of posts, photos, shared links, check-ins, and more is a radically different arrangement than the Facebook profile you've been used to..
And now that your life can be exposed for everyone to see -- and scrutinize -- you may be interested in curating the new interface. Once you've activated Facebook Timeline (go here to do so), you've got seven days to tweak it to make sure it's just how you like before it goes live for everyone to see..



Below are five quick tips on how to personalize, privatize, and generally get the most out of Facebook's newest feature. It doesn't take long to master the new interface, and it's an important exercise for anyone interested in, well, reputation management..



1.  How to hide things

You probably already know that Facebook has controversial positions on privacy. So you may now find that some things included on your Timeline are best kept from curious eyes. This could be anything from an embarrassing status message you posted in simpler social media times, to a rant your ex left on your wall a few months ago..

To hide a Timeline element, click the pencil icon at the top of the offending post, then choose "Hide from Timeline." Easy.

And please note: Any privacy settings you've already set still apply to the Timeline interface. So the photos of you getting wild at last weekend's kegger are still safe from Mom..

If you prefer to keep your profile public, but don't want everyone to see what you posted back in high school, for example, you can also tweak your Timeline settings more generally. Click the arrow next to your Home button at the top of the screen to access your Privacy Settings. Scroll down to "Limit the Audience for Past Posts," then choose "Manage Past Post Visibility." Now click "Limit Old Posts" -- all



2. Tell your life story: How to add past events

Privacy, schmivacy! Perhaps, you want the whole world to know the day you were born, the first time you rode a bike, and that debate club award you got in high school. These events aren't listed on your Timeline, but they can be.

To add a status update, photo, place check-in, or life event to your Timeline, simply hover the mouse over the line in the center of the page until it turns into a plus sign, and reveals the option to add one of those four types of posts.

Now, Facebook can accurately reflect your entire life -- and not just the events that occurred after you first signed on..



3. Add some individuality: How to customize your Timeline

There are a number of ways you can personalize your Timeline so it highlights the posts, pictures and events you cherish most..

First, you can add a cover to your Timeline. Toward the top of your profile, above the buttons where it says "Update Info," you should see "Add a Cover." Once you click that, you can select an image from your photos, or opt to upload a new image. Once it loads, you can adjust the positioning of your cover image.

If you set a cover photo and then decide it's not as great as you first thought, just hover your mouse over the image, and a "Change Cover" option menu will pop up, letting you reposition the image or select a new one..

For photo albums you've created, you can change the primary photo that displays (you could do this before, but now the process is different). Simply click the pencil icon in the upper corner of the album post, and select "Change Primary Photo."

You can also choose to highlight a post -- expanding it from a small, half-page-size post to a wide-screen version — by selecting the star icon in the post's upper-right corner. Conversely, you can click the star on a maximized featured post to make it normal again..



4. Appearances matter: How to check out your Timeline from different angles

If you decide to make a number of posts and photos private or hidden from your Timeline, you can still get the full, complete view of your Facebook action history.

On your Timeline, click "Activity Log." There you'll find posts and information you need to review before it publishes to your profile, as well as a complete look at your interactions on Facebook. This is log completely private to you.
You can choose to filter what you see by clicking the "All" dropdown menu at the top. You can choose to see only your posts, posts by others, posts from specific Facebook apps ("Hmm, let's look at my past Farmville accomplishments"), photos and more..

Like before, you can also check how others view your profile. Next to "Activity Log" is a cog icon. Click that, and you can choose "View As..." and either enter a friend's name or click the "public" link to see how your profile looks to strangers..



5. Information overload: How to organize friends and filter updates.

Now that your Timeline is all straightened out, you might as well do some house cleaning on what shows up in your Newsfeed..

When you add a friend or follow someone's public updates, Facebook automatically sets the level of posts you see to "Most Updates." You can change this by going to that profile, and clicking the "Subscribed" button. You can change it to "Only Important" updates or "All updates," and you can also filter what types of posts you're interested in seeing: things like life events, status updates, or photos..

And if you haven't done so already, you can organize friends into lists, a la the Google+ Circles feature. Facebook Lists rolled out in September..
Just go to the left-hand side of your Newsfeed page, click "More," and toward the bottom you'll see "Lists." You can add friends individually to lists like Close Friends, Family, or Co-workers. You can click "More" next to Lists to add other lists of your choosing — "Acquaintances," "Poker Club Members," you get the picture..

The average Facebook user has 130 friends, but I'd venture to say that most of you reading this have far more than that, so this will help streamline your Facebooking experience..


One last thing: If you're one of those people who's still into "poking" your friends, you can still do that. Go to your friend's profile, and the Poke option is listed under a gear cog dropdown menu next to "Message."






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Please let me know.. comment it here..!!!!!!!
Bye  :)

Tuesday, December 20

Develop a Simple Game in Java - Complete code


Hi Friends,
Here I’m posting about my first Java game  ~ HitME..!!! Through this post you will understand about:
·         Concept of Java Threads.
·         Codes for Jframe and other components.
·         Java code to close a window.
·         Actions related to Buttons and Button Array.
·         Random Number generation in Java.
HitME is the Java game in which several Buttons will be provided within  a frame. To win the game, you have to click the Button when it become Green in color.  Only 5 chances are allowed after that you will loose the game.

Without much “blah-blahs” on theoretical backgrounds, it will be better to get into the code.
Here we go..!!!!(Complete code is given at the  end of this post)

1.       import javax.swing.*;
2.       import java.awt.*;
3.       import java.awt.event.*;
4.       import java.util.Random;
Import all necessary packages. Swing and awt( 1 and 2) for graphics,subpackage awt.event(3) for event handling and util.Random(4) for the Random number generation.
·         Codes for Jframe and other components.

5.       class GameFrame extends Thread implements ActionListener
6.       {
a.       int i,n=0,Chances=5;
b.      JFrame f;
c.       JLabel chanceLabel;
d.      JButton b[]=new JButton[50];
e.      Random currButton=new Random();
  
The class GameFrame defines the design of our Game. In line (5) we inherited Thread Base class( to use Thread)and used interface ActionListener. We should override its abstract method actionPerformed(ActionEvent a) (to recognize ButtonClick and other actions, Deep notion of them is not necessary here)
Apparently (5.a) defines total no:of chances, (5.c) defines Frame and so on.


7.       GameFrame() {
                                                               i.      f=new JFrame("GAME");
                                                             ii.      f.setSize(600,400);
                                                            iii.      f.setLayout(new FlowLayout());
8.       for(i=0;i<49;i++)
9.       {
b.      b[i]=new JButton("HIT ME");
c.       b[i].setActionCommand("Button"+i);
d.      b[i].addActionListener(this);
e.      b[i].setForeground(Color.blue);
f.        f.add(b[i]);         
10.   }
11.   chanceLabel =new JLabel("\n\n\nCHANCES LEFT :"+Chances);
12.   f.add(chanceLabel);
13.   f.setVisible(true);
Within the constructor of GameFrame, we defined the structure
  • Statements  (7.i) to(7.iii) are only  for Frame.
  • Statements 8 and 9 generates 49 buttons, 9.c sets a unique string with each Button with setActionCommnad () to identify which button has been clicked.
  • 9.e to give color to Button. Several options for colors are available as gree,magenta, balck etc.
  • We added all Buttons in line 9.f.
  • In 12 we added a Label to show the number of chances left.
  • In 13, we made visibility true, which is a very important step.
·         Java code to close a window.

14.   f.addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() {
15.   public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e) {
16.   System.exit(0);
17.   stop();
18.   }});
16-18 is the code to close the window.

·         Concept of Java Threads.
·         Random Number generation in Java.

19.public void run()
a.       {
                                                               i.      try
                                                             ii.      {
                                                            iii.      while(true)
                                                           iv.      {
                                                             v.      n=currButton.nextInt(49);
                                                           vi.      b[n].setForeground(Color.green);
                                                          vii.      sleep(600);
                                                        viii.      b[n].setForeground(Color.blue);
                                                           ix.      }
                                                             x.      }
                                                           xi.      catch(Exception e)
                                                          xii.      {
                                                        xiii.      }}
The code that should be executed by Thread is given in run() method.
  • Here we needed to generate random numbers so that Button are made Green at random. To do so while made an endless while loop(19.a.iii)
  •  currButton  is an Object of Random class imported as  import java.util.Random. currButton.nextInt(49) yield a random number between 0 1nd 49 so that we can choose any button at random.(19.a.v).
  • Set the button color(vi).
  • To persist the green color for some time we make Thread inactive by sleep()  (vii)
  • After that particular time we made the button  to prior state by setting default color.(viii)
  • Since sleep() is an error generating method we should include this fragment in try-catch block.

Handle Button Click
19.   public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent a)
a.       {
b.      String s="Button"+n;
c.       if(!s.equals(a.getActionCommand()))
d.      {
e.      if(Chances>1)
f.        {
g.       Chances--;
h.      chanceLabel.setText("\n\n\nCHANCES LEFT :"+Chances);
i.         }
j.        else
k.       {
l.         JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(f," BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME.!!!YOU LOSE");
m.    System.exit(0);
n.      stop();
o.      }             

p.      }
q.      else
r.        {
s.       JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(f,"CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!YOU WIN");
t.        stop(); 
u.      }             
v.       }
w.     }

Here we define the abstract method actionPerformed () which will be active whenever a Button is clicked.
  • String s="Button"+n; store the code for exact button Green active at that time as n points to the active Button. For eg, if 5 th Button is Green at present, s will be “Button 5”.<b>
  • a.getActionCommand() will return the string associated with clicked button< for eg: it return Button 3 if we clicked third Button).  <c>
  • If wrong Button is clicked, if condition in <c> is valid and check the no: of chances left. Disply it in a label< h>
  • If all chances are over, pop up a messageBox  <l>
  • If correct button is clicked Display a winner meassage <s>

NB: If we close the main process<ie, our frame> the Thread will continue its work in background.  To avoid this at the moment one wins or looses, the thread should be terminated usind stop().
See lines(19.n) and (19.t)

20.class HitMe
{
a.       public static void main(String a[])
b.      {
                                                               i.      GameFrame x=new GameFrame();
                                                             ii.      x.start();

c.       }
b.      }
 At last make another class(It should contain a main()class) to invoke this GameFrame .
20.i  calls the constructor.
20.ii will make the Thread runnable. Using start() method.

 The complete code is as follows:


HitME.java
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.util.Random;

class GameFrame extends Thread implements ActionListener
{
 int i,n=0,Chances=5;
 JFrame f;
 JLabel chanceLabel;
 JButton b[]=new JButton[50]; 
 Random currButton=new Random();
 

GameFrame()
 {
  f=new JFrame("GAME");
  f.setSize(600,400);
  f.setLayout(new FlowLayout()); 


for(i=0;i<49;i++)
{
 b[i]=new JButton("HIT ME");
 b[i].setActionCommand("Button"+i);
 b[i].addActionListener(this);
 b[i].setForeground(Color.blue);
 f.add(b[i]);
}


JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(f,"HIT ME GAME\nClick Green Button To WIN..!!!!\n Total Chances: 5");

chanceLabel =new JLabel("CHANCES LEFT :"+Chances);
f.add(chanceLabel);

f.setVisible(true);
f.addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() {
    public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e) {
      System.exit(0);
      stop();
    }});

 }


 public void run()
 {
  try
  {
  while(true)
  {
  n=currButton.nextInt(49);
  b[n].setForeground(Color.green);
  sleep(600);
  b[n].setForeground(Color.blue);
  }


  }
  catch(Exception e)
  {}
 }


 public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent a)
 {
   
 String s="Button"+n;
 if(!s.equals(a.getActionCommand()))
 {
  if(Chances>1)
  {
  Chances--;
  chanceLabel.setText("CHANCES LEFT :"+Chances);
  }
  else
  {
   JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(f,"BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME.!!!\nYOU LOSE");
     System.exit(0);
   stop();
  }

 }
 else
 {
  JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(f,"CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!YOU WIN");

 System.exit(0);
  stop(); }
 }
}



class HitME
{
 public static void main(String a[])
 {
  GameFrame x=new GameFrame();
  x.start();


 }
}




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Thank you..!
Bye..!!  :)

Friday, December 16

SSC Combined Higher Secondary exam 4 december 2011 Evening Session - answer key



Best wishes to all,
Here I'm posting the solution for SSC DATA ENTRY OPERATOR / LDC ,combined higher secondary exam 4 dec 2011
[Evening session]

 1. 012 NL5
2. 013 ML5
3. 014 KN5
4. 015 PK5



Test Form No:-012NL5 For General Candidates
(Q.1)C (Q.2)D (Q.3)C (Q.4)A (Q.5)A
(Q.6)B (Q.7)D (Q.8)D (Q.9)D (Q.10)D
(Q.11)C (Q.12)C (Q.13)C (Q.14)A (Q.15)D
(Q.16)D (Q.17)D (Q.18)C (Q.19)C (Q.20)D
(Q.21)B (Q.22)A (Q.23)C (Q.24)A (Q.25)D
(Q.26)B (Q.27)C (Q.28)A (Q.29)D (Q.30)D
(Q.31)B (Q.32)B (Q.33)C (Q.34)C (Q.35)D
(Q.36)D (Q.37)A (Q.38)C (Q.39)C (Q.40)B
(Q.41)C (Q.42)B (Q.43)C (Q.44)C (Q.45)D
(Q.46)B (Q.47)A (Q.48)B (Q.49)A (Q.50)A
(Q.51)B (Q.52)B (Q.53)B (Q.54)C (Q.55)A
(Q.56)A (Q.57)A (Q.58)D (Q.59)C (Q.60)A
(Q.61)B (Q.62)C (Q.63)A (Q.64)B (Q.65)A
(Q.66)A (Q.67)D (Q.68)D (Q.69)B (Q.70)B
(Q.71)A (Q.72)B (Q.73)C (Q.74)A (Q.75)C
(Q.76)C (Q.77)C (Q.78)B (Q.79)A (Q.80)C
(Q.81)C (Q.82)B (Q.83)B (Q.84)B (Q.85)C
(Q.86)C (Q.87)D (Q.88)D (Q.89)C (Q.90)B
(Q.91)C (Q.92)B (Q.93)A (Q.94)B (Q.95)D
(Q.96)B (Q.97)C (Q.98)A (Q.99)A (Q.100)C
(Q.101)C (Q.102)B (Q.103)D (Q.104)A (Q.105)D
(Q.106)C (Q.107)C (Q.108)C (Q.109)A (Q.110)B
(Q.111)C (Q.112)D (Q.113)A (Q.114)B (Q.115)C
(Q.116)B (Q.117)B (Q.118)A (Q.119)B (Q.120)D
(Q.121)C (Q.122)C (Q.123)C (Q.124)B (Q.125)B
(Q.126)B (Q.127)D (Q.128)C (Q.129)B (Q.130)A
(Q.131)B (Q.132)B (Q.133)A (Q.134)C (Q.135)C
(Q.136)B (Q.137)A (Q.138)B (Q.139)B (Q.140)C
(Q.141)C (Q.142)B (Q.143)C (Q.144)A (Q.145)D
(Q.146)D (Q.147)B (Q.148)C (Q.149)B (Q.150)D
(Q.151)A (Q.152)B (Q.153)D (Q.154)D (Q.155)C
(Q.156)B (Q.157)A (Q.158)B (Q.159)B (Q.160)B
(Q.161)C (Q.162)B (Q.163)C (Q.164)D (Q.165)C
(Q.166)D (Q.167)A (Q.168)C (Q.169)A (Q.170)C
(Q.171)C (Q.172)B (Q.173)D (Q.174)B (Q.175)C
(Q.176)D (Q.177)A (Q.178)D (Q.179)A (Q.180)A
(Q.181)B (Q.182)A (Q.183)C (Q.184)D (Q.185)A
(Q.186)B (Q.187)D (Q.188)D (Q.189)D (Q.190)C
(Q.191)B (Q.192)D (Q.193)A (Q.194)C (Q.195)B
(Q.196)B (Q.197)B (Q.198)B (Q.199)D (Q.200)B


Test Form No:-013ML5 For VH Candidates
(Q.1)D (Q.2)A (Q.3)B (Q.4)A (Q.5)D
(Q.6)C (Q.7)C (Q.8)B (Q.9)B (Q.10)C
(Q.11)C (Q.12)D (Q.13)A (Q.14)D (Q.15)B
(Q.16)A (Q.17)C (Q.18)D (Q.19)D (Q.20)D
(Q.21)D (Q.22)D (Q.23)B (Q.24)B (Q.25)B
(Q.26)B (Q.27)C (Q.28)B (Q.29)C (Q.30)B
(Q.31)A (Q.32)B (Q.33)B (Q.34)C (Q.35)C
(Q.36)B (Q.37)D (Q.38)A (Q.39)B (Q.40)D
(Q.41)B (Q.42)C (Q.43)C (Q.44)B (Q.45)B
(Q.46)D (Q.47)A (Q.48)D (Q.49)D (Q.50)B
(Q.51)C (Q.52)B (Q.53)D (Q.54)A (Q.55)B
(Q.56)A (Q.57)D (Q.58)B (Q.59)A (Q.60)D
(Q.61)D (Q.62)C (Q.63)C (Q.64)C (Q.65)D
(Q.66)D (Q.67)B (Q.68)C (Q.69)D (Q.70)D
(Q.71)D (Q.72)D (Q.73)A (Q.74)D (Q.75)B
(Q.76)D (Q.77)B (Q.78)B (Q.79)A (Q.80)A
(Q.81)D (Q.82)A (Q.83)B (Q.84)C (Q.85)B
(Q.86)D (Q.87)B (Q.88)D (Q.89)B (Q.90)C
(Q.91)D (Q.92)C (Q.93)A (Q.94)D (Q.95)B
(Q.96)A (Q.97)C (Q.98)D (Q.99)C (Q.100)A
(Q.101)B (Q.102)D (Q.103)A (Q.104)B (Q.105)D
(Q.106)B (Q.107)D (Q.108)B (Q.109)A (Q.110)D
(Q.111)C (Q.112)A (Q.113)A (Q.114)A (Q.115)D
(Q.116)B (Q.117)A (Q.118)A (Q.119)B (Q.120)A
(Q.121)B (Q.122)C (Q.123)B (Q.124)B (Q.125)B
(Q.126)B (Q.127)C (Q.128)C (Q.129)D (Q.130)C
(Q.131)B (Q.132)A (Q.133)A (Q.134)A (Q.135)B
(Q.136)C (Q.137)A (Q.138)B (Q.139)C (Q.140)C
(Q.141)A (Q.142)B (Q.143)D (Q.144)A (Q.145)C
(Q.146)A (Q.147)B (Q.148)A (Q.149)D (Q.150)A
(Q.151)D (Q.152)B (Q.153)B (Q.154)D (Q.155)D
(Q.156)A (Q.157)A (Q.158)C (Q.159)C (Q.160)C
(Q.161)D (Q.162)B (Q.163)C (Q.164)A (Q.165)C
(Q.166)B (Q.167)A (Q.168)B (Q.169)C (Q.170)D
(Q.171)C (Q.172)B (Q.173)C (Q.174)A (Q.175)A
(Q.176)A (Q.177)C (Q.178)B (Q.179)C (Q.180)A
(Q.181)C (Q.182)A (Q.183)C (Q.184)C (Q.185)C
(Q.186)C (Q.187)A (Q.188)B (Q.189)D (Q.190)D
(Q.191)A (Q.192)D (Q.193)A (Q.194)A (Q.195)B
(Q.196)A (Q.197)A (Q.198)C (Q.199)B (Q.200)A


Test Form No:-014KN5 For VH Candidates
(Q.1)A (Q.2)D (Q.3)C (Q.4)C (Q.5)B
(Q.6)B (Q.7)D (Q.8)A (Q.9)B (Q.10)D
(Q.11)B (Q.12)A (Q.13)C (Q.14)D (Q.15)C
(Q.16)C (Q.17)D (Q.18)A (Q.19)D (Q.20)D
(Q.21)D (Q.22)D (Q.23)B (Q.24)B (Q.25)B
(Q.26)B (Q.27)C (Q.28)B (Q.29)A (Q.30)C
(Q.31)B (Q.32)C (Q.33)C (Q.34)B (Q.35)B
(Q.36)B (Q.37)A (Q.38)D (Q.39)D (Q.40)B
(Q.41)C (Q.42)B (Q.43)B (Q.44)C (Q.45)D
(Q.46)B (Q.47)B (Q.48)D (Q.49)A (Q.50)D
(Q.51)C (Q.52)A (Q.53)B (Q.54)B (Q.55)B
(Q.56)D (Q.57)C (Q.58)A (Q.59)A (Q.60)A
(Q.61)A (Q.62)B (Q.63)C (Q.64)A (Q.65)B
(Q.66)D (Q.67)D (Q.68)B (Q.69)B (Q.70)A
(Q.71)A (Q.72)C (Q.73)A (Q.74)B (Q.75)C
(Q.76)C (Q.77)B (Q.78)A (Q.79)C (Q.80)C
(Q.81)B (Q.82)B (Q.83)C (Q.84)C (Q.85)B
(Q.86)D (Q.87)C (Q.88)B (Q.89)C (Q.90)D
(Q.91)C (Q.92)B (Q.93)A (Q.94)B (Q.95)D
(Q.96)B (Q.97)C (Q.98)A (Q.99)A (Q.100)C
(Q.101)C (Q.102)C (Q.103)C (Q.104)A (Q.105)B
(Q.106)C (Q.107)B (Q.108)D (Q.109)A (Q.110)D
(Q.111)B (Q.112)B (Q.113)A (Q.114)B (Q.115)D
(Q.116)C (Q.117)D (Q.118)A (Q.119)B (Q.120)C
(Q.121)B (Q.122)B (Q.123)C (Q.124)C (Q.125)C
(Q.126)C (Q.127)B (Q.128)B (Q.129)D (Q.130)B
(Q.131)A (Q.132)C (Q.133)C (Q.134)B (Q.135)A
(Q.136)A (Q.137)B (Q.138)C (Q.139)C (Q.140)B
(Q.141)B (Q.142)B (Q.143)C (Q.144)C (Q.145)D
(Q.146)B (Q.147)A (Q.148)A (Q.149)D (Q.150)B
(Q.151)D (Q.152)C (Q.153)B (Q.154)A (Q.155)B
(Q.156)D (Q.157)B (Q.158)C (Q.159)A (Q.160)B
(Q.161)B (Q.162)C (Q.163)C (Q.164)B (Q.165)D
(Q.166)B (Q.167)C (Q.168)B (Q.169)C (Q.170)D
(Q.171)C (Q.172)D (Q.173)A (Q.174)C (Q.175)A
(Q.176)C (Q.177)D (Q.178)A (Q.179)B (Q.180)D
(Q.181)D (Q.182)A (Q.183)D (Q.184)A (Q.185)A
(Q.186)B (Q.187)A (Q.188)B (Q.189)B (Q.190)B
(Q.191)B (Q.192)D (Q.193)B (Q.194)D (Q.195)D
(Q.196)C (Q.197)B (Q.198)D (Q.199)A (Q.200)C


Test Form No:-015PK5 For VH Candidates
(Q.1)D (Q.2)D (Q.3)D (Q.4)C (Q.5)D
(Q.6)C (Q.7)A (Q.8)A (Q.9)B (Q.10)C
(Q.11)C (Q.12)C (Q.13)A (Q.14)D (Q.15)D
(Q.16)D (Q.17)C (Q.18)D (Q.19)C (Q.20)D
(Q.21)B (Q.22)A (Q.23)D (Q.24)B (Q.25)C
(Q.26)A (Q.27)D (Q.28)B (Q.29)C (Q.30)A
(Q.31)D (Q.32)D (Q.33)D (Q.34)B (Q.35)C
(Q.36)C (Q.37)A (Q.38)C (Q.39)C (Q.40)B
(Q.41)C (Q.42)C (Q.43)B (Q.44)C (Q.45)C
(Q.46)C (Q.47)D (Q.48)B (Q.49)B (Q.50)C
(Q.51)B (Q.52)C (Q.53)B (Q.54)D (Q.55)A
(Q.56)A (Q.57)D (Q.58)A (Q.59)D (Q.60)B
(Q.61)C (Q.62)D (Q.63)D (Q.64)C (Q.65)C
(Q.66)D (Q.67)D (Q.68)D (Q.69)B (Q.70)C
(Q.71)B (Q.72)D (Q.73)D (Q.74)A (Q.75)D
(Q.76)A (Q.77)A (Q.78)D (Q.79)B (Q.80)B
(Q.81)B (Q.82)D (Q.83)A (Q.84)B (Q.85)C
(Q.86)C (Q.87)D (Q.88)B (Q.89)D (Q.90)B
(Q.91)D (Q.92)C (Q.93)A (Q.94)D (Q.95)B
(Q.96)A (Q.97)C (Q.98)D (Q.99)C (Q.100)A
(Q.101)D (Q.102)B (Q.103)D (Q.104)A (Q.105)B
(Q.106)A (Q.107)D (Q.108)B (Q.109)D (Q.110)B
(Q.111)A (Q.112)D (Q.113)C (Q.114)A (Q.115)A
(Q.116)A (Q.117)A (Q.118)B (Q.119)A (Q.120)B
(Q.121)B (Q.122)C (Q.123)C (Q.124)D (Q.125)B
(Q.126)C (Q.127)B (Q.128)B (Q.129)B (Q.130)A
(Q.131)B (Q.132)C (Q.133)A (Q.134)C (Q.135)B
(Q.136)A (Q.137)A (Q.138)C (Q.139)B (Q.140)A
(Q.141)C (Q.142)C (Q.143)A (Q.144)B (Q.145)D
(Q.146)A (Q.147)A (Q.148)D (Q.149)A (Q.150)B
(Q.151)A (Q.152)C (Q.153)C (Q.154)C (Q.155)D
(Q.156)D (Q.157)B (Q.158)B (Q.159)D (Q.160)D
(Q.161)A (Q.162)C (Q.163)B (Q.164)A (Q.165)B
(Q.166)C (Q.167)B (Q.168)C (Q.169)A (Q.170)C
(Q.171)A (Q.172)A (Q.173)D (Q.174)C (Q.175)B
(Q.176)C (Q.177)C (Q.178)A (Q.179)A (Q.180)C
(Q.181)B (Q.182)C (Q.183)A (Q.184)C (Q.185)A
(Q.186)C (Q.187)C (Q.188)A (Q.189)B (Q.190)A
(Q.191)A (Q.192)C (Q.193)B (Q.194)A (Q.195)B
(Q.196)D (Q.197)D (Q.198)A (Q.199)D (Q.200)A