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Finance quiz 1,2
The document appears to be about a finance quiz conducted by Balaraj J and Aasim ulla khan. It provides the rules for the preliminary round, which includes 25 multiple choice questions with no negative marking and a time limit per question. Sample questions from the quiz are also provided covering topics like international finance standards, stock brokers, government ministers, banking industry leaders, and financial concepts. A second round is outlined with questions having four answer options and points awarded for direct and passed answers. More sample questions from round two of the quiz are listed related to currencies, banking, stock exchanges, and mutual funds.
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If you start investing in the stock market you probably wondered how stock market works. The stock market is the area to make money but only when you have full knowledge about the stock market.
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