Discussion
The Brahmasūtra "Kevalo nirguṇaṣca" supports :
Answer: B
The text supports Advaita-Vedanta.
'Kevalo nirguṇaṣca' describes the Self as alone, without a second, and without qualities. The phrase comes from the Śvetāśvatara Upaniṣad (6.11; the paper calls it a Brahmasūtra) and is quoted as scriptural proof of the nirguṇa Brahman of Advaita.
Viśiṣṭādvaita, Dvaita and Dvaitādvaita all hold that Brahman has auspicious qualities (saguṇa), so a qualityless Absolute counts against them.
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