newsarenaindia.com PPL Political Premier League Contest 2024 NAI : News Arena India

Organisation : News Arena India NAI
Contest Name : Political Premier League Contest PPL 2024
Applicable For : Residens of India
Last Date : 3rd June 2024
Website : https://newsarenaindia.com/

What is NAI Political Premier League Contest?

PPL Political Premier League Contest is organized and conducted by News Arena India Private Limited. PPL Contest is open to users residing in India. To be eligible for exciting Prizes, participants shall make predictions for at least five different State constituencies. Please note that, once the prediction is made, participants can only make three changes to their predictions. PPL evaluates predictions based on actual Lok Sabha election results. Results will be announced after the Lok Sabha election results, which will be released on June 5, 2024. Last Date of Contest is 3rd June 2024.

Eligibility of Political Premier League

** Participation in PPL is open to users residing in India, aged eighteen (18) years and above.
** Only one participation per prediction is allowed, and You shall not use multiple devices to participate in PPL.
** PPL will commence from 1/05/24 and shall continue until 3/06/24 .
** Participation on behalf of another participant and joint submissions are not allowed.

How to Play for PPL?

1. Sign Up:
To join PPL, provide your mobile number and information for registration.
2. Choose Your State:
Select the state where you want to make your prediction.
3. Rank Political Parties:
For each constituency, rank the political parties according to your prediction by assigning them 1st, 2nd, and 3rd positions. You can also see the candidate list for each constituency by clicking on ‘View candidates.’
4. Submit your response:
Submit your predictions once completed. You’ll have 3 chances to edit your predictions per state after submission.
5. Reward Eligibility Criteria:
To qualify for prizes, make predictions for all constituencies in at least 5 different states. However, if they make partial predictions in a state or don’t predict for a minimum of five states, they can still play but won’t be eligible for prizes.

FAQ on Political Premier League Contest

1. What is PPL?
PPL is a website application developed by News Arena India that allows users to sign in and make predictions about the 2024 Lok Sabha elections in India.

2. How does PPL work?
PPL allows participants to make predictions about the winning coalition, number of seats, and the Prime Ministerial candidate for five different states in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.

3. What is the purpose of PPL?
PPL aims to allow users to showcase their understanding of the polls and exercise their analytical ability by predicting election results from their homes or offices.

4. What information do users need to provide in their predictions?
Users need to predict the winning coalition (e.g., BJP-led NDA, Congress-led INDIA), the number of seats won by each coalition, and the Prime Ministerial candidate for each state.

5. How will PPL evaluate the predictions?
PPL will evaluate the predictions based on the accuracy of the winning coalition, the number of seats predicted correctly, and the accuracy of the Prime Ministerial candidate. Additionally, users must accurately predict the ranking of parties or coalitions in each state to win for that state.

6. Will my predictions be anonymous?
Yes, predictions made by users will be anonymous, ensuring privacy and impartiality in the prediction process.

7. Can I view my predictions after submitting them?
Users can only view their predictions on their profile, maintaining confidentiality and security of their predictions.

8. How can I register to participate in PPL?
To participate in PPL, users must first register by signing up using their mobile number and filling in their personal information.

9. How many states do I need to predict to be eligible for scoring?
Users must make predictions for at least five different states to be eligible for scoring.

10. What is the ranking prediction requirement for each state?
For each state, users must predict the correct ranking of parties or coalitions, including the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd positions. If the entire ranking for a constituency is correct, the user wins for that state.