MP SET 2022: State Eligibility Test, Criminology
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RyP/P/S/II/2022 Question Booklet No.
Subject-CRIWIINOLOGY
SET
Paper II (Optional) 905000037
Subject-Code-5
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51. 51. American Criminologist, who coined the
TT^ ; term 'White Collar Crime' :
(A) 1994 (A) Andrew, 1994
(B) wfe, 1939 (B) Edwin Sutherland, 1939
(C) iFW^ V^, 1994 (C) Ronald Akers, 1994
(D) (Tllml^l, 1939 (D) Cesare Lombroso, 1939
52. ^ ^t: 52. Given below are two statements :
^STT I : 3TOT it^ ^ Tft^T Statement I: In case of sexual violence
that occurs within intimate relationship,
^ MifedT
transphobia plays a key role in the
^ dC^I-S-l 3fi^ "3^ ch<|^ ■^*
oppression and silencing of trans wctims.
^3ta t I
Statement II : Transgender individuals,
n : °^r=w4, ^ particularly male-to-female individuals,
"3^ trflw oqr=w4 ^ ^ may not be at higher risk for
^TFT ^ ^ c(i^ ^iRsiH -(HctiCll %, participation in sex work, thus are at the
less risk for sexual victimization.
"f^ -jicsl-Si ■^JTT ^iifWT
In the light of above statements, choose
'^* «l(nai ^ I
the correct answer from the options given
^ssrif ^ 1^ TTTT
below :
^ -^Piy, :
(A) Both Statement I and Statement II
(A) I altr ^21^ n f are correct
(B) ^TSH I «[k ^F8RT n aroc^ t (B) Both Statement I and Statement II
are incorrect
(C) I ^ t, -^1^ II
(C) StatementIis correct but Statement
aRIrq
n is incorrect
(D) WT I i, n
(D) Statement I is incorrect but
^ t Statement n is correct
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53. iHMfdRsJd "4* ^ 53, Which of the following are the best
%tT ^ t ? concern for hate crime ?
(i) ^ 3TO?Tf ^ smrMt (i) Perpetrators of hate crimes
specifically target victims on the
4ld ^lol^dl
basis of identity characteristics such
^^ Mwaif srm
as race, religion, sexual orientation,
"RT itf^* ^ ^f I
ethnicity etc.
(ii) ^JftcT 3tots^
(ii) Hate motivated crimes present
WlfMrft 3k
opportunities for a varied and
^ 1^ 3k: severe set of consequences for
mRuiwT ^ 37^ 3R^ ^ t I members of gay, lesbian, bisexual
(iii) 3nTr®T Ri=t)K ^ and transgender community.
R "^RrffW 3TW? slfed (iii) It is not essential to understand the
reluctance of anti-homosexual hate
^ 37Rr^ ^ ^HTTIPTT 3TT^^^
crime victim to report hate crime
t I
victimization.
'ftR [qctirnl R R "^T^
Choose the correct answer from the
options given below :
(A) (i), (ii) 3k (iii)
(A) (i), (ii) and (iii)
(B) (i) 3k (iii) chqei
(B) (i) and (iii) only
(C) (i) 3k (ii) cJciQi
(C) (i) and (ii) only
(D) (ii) sk (iii) (D) (ii) and (iii) only
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54. I ^ II ^ . 54. Match List I with List II :
List I List II
^I II
P. (I) ^3^ ^
^ P, Peer Dynamics (I) Committed out
of desire for
Tiflmtw TpifeH "Sffl
excitement or
"srfcTO
fun
Q. ^H^'Rlcb (n) 4i6l<dl "qi
Rl-dKOT IWi^fRRKlT Q. Anti-gay (II) Demonstrate
ideology toughness or
R. (HI) -qj
heterosexuality
R. Thrill seeking (HI) Based on the
-m
perceived need
to respond to'a
fight initiated
w: by one or more
3^T?HlRd - homosexual
S. Self-defence (IV)Negative
S. STTcTT-W (IV)WfRT^* ^
attitudes
3IRT d^Klc^di
towards
^n^=hlu|
homosexuals
^ Rldnr^l
Choose the correct answer firom the
:
options given below :
(A) P-(D, Q-(n), R-(III), S-(IV)
(A) P-(I), Q-(II), R-cm), S-(IV)
(B) P-(II), Q-(IV), R-(I), S-ail) P) P-(II), Q-(IV), R-®, S-m
(C) P-(IV), Q-(in), R-(II), S-(I) (C) P-(IV), Q-(ni), R-m, S-(I)
P) P-an), Q-®, R-(IVX S-(II) (D) P-(III). Q-(I), R-(IV), S-(II)
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55. PiHfdRsid 55. -Public order crimes are a smorgasbord of
3TOtif m "q;^ t: the following offences :
(i) ^ (i) Voice offences
(ii) WS 11^ 3TO?^ (ii) Consensual offences
(iii) TflcT (iii) Victimless offences
(iv) (iv) Nuisance offences
1^ RiditrMT 4* ^ Choose the correct answer from the
options given below :
(A) (i) sfe (ii) cfiqci (A) (i) and (ii) only
(B) (i), (ii) sfk (iii) qiq^ri (B) (i), (ii) and (iii) only
(C) (ii), (iii) (iv) iqci (C) (ii), (iii) and (iv) only
(D) (ii) 3^(iv) qiqei (D) (ii) and (iv) only
56. Hyiloil ^^ ^ ^ -^TFT 56. Drug addiction is also known as
"SimT t :
(A) Functional dependence
(A) diWlc-Hdi
(B) Physical dependence
(B) J^iidR^b Rr^
(C) (C) Psychological dependence
(D) Wrf^ 1%^ (D) Transitive dependence
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57. According to Caldwell, the racketeering
PinrdHsid "^f ^ 1^ t%^iTf^ gang is divided in which of the following
t ? two groups ?
(A) 3?k tMw (A) Nerves and Muscles
(B) ^ hT-hQI^wT (B) Brain and Muscles
(C) '^* 3k w (C) Nerves and Blood
(D) ak W (D) Heart and Blood
58. dl'^ ^ t^TT ^iy_ '^* I i^ct) 58. Given below are two statements. One is
arf^R^SH (A) ^ "4* leioji "t labelled as Assertion (A) and the otlier is
ak ^^ (R) ^ labelled as Reason (R) :
W t: Assertion (A) : Conservative protestants
3Tf^;^«R (A) : ^feciKl "afe^ :s^ are more likely to support punitive
k-enfe ^ ??Tfer treatment of criminal offenders than their
^ ^CHI 3iiH<tP^ct) 3Ff^lfkit non-religious and mainline religious
counterparts.
t I Reason (R) : Conservative protestants
^HTJT (R) : ^feclKl 3ftkfe aTP={^ typically priviledge the logic of justice
cT^ ■'R ^ "RT^Inqidi over the logic of mercy.
^ t I In the light of above statements, choose
"3^7^ ^ an^ -5#^ iF^ the most appropriate answer from the
^ 3M^=k1 c^T : options given below :
(A) ■^* (A) (R) ^ t 3k (R), (A) Both (A) and (R) are correct and
(A) ^ ^ weNrut t I (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
(B) (A) ak (R) ^ t (R), (B) Both(A) and (R) are correct but (R)
(A) ^ FT^Nrut ■^' t I is not the correct explanation of (A)
(C) (A) 'Rt t (R) t I (C) (A) is correct but (R) is incorrect
(D) (A) t (R) ^ t I (D) (A) is incorrect but (R) is correct
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59. UNODC ^ t : 59. UNODC stands for :
(A) 3TR ^ (A) United Nations Obligation on Drug
Community
(B) United Nations Office on Drugs and
(B) 3TffW 3TFT ^ TT^ Crime
(C) United Nations Officer for Drug
Control
(C) %RT 3Tffw W ^
(D) United Nations Orientation to Drug
(D) 3te$?H ^^ ^7^ Control
60. tTif^T 31^, rHMPdr^d ■^" 60. According to Giddens, which of the
^PfTT a^lddi^K ^ ^ ^ following are the characteristics of new
^ Mw t ? form of terrorism in a globalized world ;
(i) ^Rqch Aciqqi (i) Loose Global Network
(ii) "^STHk iNdlPddi "5^ (ii) Local Political Objective
(iii) ^ (iii) High Level of Violence
(iv) 37x7# ^TPff ^ (iv) Use of high-tech communication to
qiK^il ^ qeiqi ^ ^ #P^ coordinate its actions and promote
ddidid) ^ wftn its causes
1^ fqqixTMl "3^ Choose the correct answer from the
"#1^ : options given below :
(A) (i), (ii), (iii) stW (iv) (A) (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)
(B) (i), (ii) 37k (iii) iqci (B) (i), (ii) and (iii) only
(C) (i), (iii) sffT: (iv) qiqei (C) (i), (iii) and (iv) only
(D) (i), (ii) 37k (iv) qiqoi (D) (i), (ii) and (iv) only
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61. ^ sin ? 61. The term ^Criminology' was coined by
whom ?
(A)
(A) Montesquieu
(B) JinHdl
(B) Raffaele Garofalo
(C) ^ "RT^
(C) Karl Marx
(D) (D) Feuerbach
/
62. cRi" i^ "3^ c^t 62. According to whom "Even a society
"^1^ ^ "nfer tiMM composed of persons possessing angelic
^ "HRM ^ W\^ ^ <i^rd*tn ^ "5^ qualities would not be free, from
■^' I violations of the norms of the society".
(A) ^^#T (A) Emile Durkheim
(B) I%3T^ (B) Immanuel Kant
(C) (C) Jeremy Bentham
(D) ^^TTftqr (D) Cesare Beccaria
63. Tfe 3W Tik^ ini^ 63. Who is the author of famous book
<rir^^^H' ^ ^ t ? 'Principles of Morals and Legislation' ?
(A) ^?#T (A) Emile Durkheim
(B) (B) Immanuel Kant
(C) Jeremy Bentham
(C)
(D) Cesare Beccaria
(D) ^^nfkiT
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64. -qtfejf ^ %T^ ^ 64. Declaration on the 'Basic Principles of
^ ' "q^ Justice for the victims of crime and
^1cbK ^ TRft srt : abuse of power' was adopted by the ;
(A) ^ 1985 4* -qf^ OT (A) Security Council in the year of 1985
(B) 1985 "4' TlWRmi OT (B) General Council in the year of 1985
(C) ^ 1987 -qfw (C) Security Council in the year of 1987
(D) ^ 2023 it' ^ ^ (D) International Court of Justice in the
"gRT year 2023
65. ^ "21? ^t 65. "It is a weakness of our jurisprudence
% "qrtM 1^^' srq^ -qif^* ^ that victims of crime and the distress of
37TM ^ ^ sqH 3TH^f% the dependents of the victim do not
■^* feqr t i" attract the attention of law."
^qoilchi sftr "4' Who made this observation and in which
■f^i^ ? case ?
(A) -qt. TT. -Q^. (A) Justice P. N. Bhagwati in the
Hl^RTRT A.D.M. Jabalpur vs. Shivakant
(B) it. T^q. i#i^ -nfit Shukla
o*1IH ^RRcT "^fsf i* (B) Justice P. N. Bhagwati in the Maneka
(C) ^l'4^ra 3T^ i TfPT iw Gandhi vs. Union of India
-q^ XFRT i* (C) Justice Krishna Iyer in the Ratan
(D) ^cuiT Tifit Singh vs. State of Punjab
«t1l^ qRcf i* (D) Justice Krishna Iyer in the Maneka
Gandhi v.y. Union of India
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66. STOlfe 3TOft mm -qtfeif 66. Participation of victims of crime in
criminal justice process was suggested by
the :
(A) "hMt ^
(A) Irani Committee
(B)
(B) Malimath Committee
(C) -MNld-M ^
(C) Supreme Court of India
(D) ^
(D) Madhya Pradesh High Court
67. 'TT^ 37Fk' ^ -^STFRT 1^ ^ 67. 'National Police Commission' was
if ? established in which year ?
(A) 1970 (A) 1970
(B) 1975 (B) 1975
(C) 1990 (C) 1990
(D) 1977 (D) 1977
68. 'if^ -qr <i^d^ ^ 68. Important case of Supreme Court of
India on 'Police Reforms' is :
^t :
(A) Prakash Singh and Others v^. Union
(A) fife 3RT wm ^TO
of India
(B) feift ^RTTT ^TRcT ^
(B) Maneka Gandhi vs. Union of India
(C) 1. qlMMH W "HET (C) A. K. Gopalan vs. Union of India
(D) Ttit. "^it. %?TT mm W (D) M. C. Mehta vs. Union of India
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69. Rnrdfed ^ ^ TftfM 69. Which one of the following cases is
^ STTqnfe "4* -ElfH^ ^ ^ directly releated with victims to partake
in criminal proceedings ?
^3TfeR Trc57^; t ?
(A) A. K. Gopalan vs. State of Madras
(A) T^. ttWt^H o^tlH HS\HH TRT
(B) Vijay Kalia vs. State of Maharashtra
(B) fePT ^RTTT TRI
(C) T. K. Rangrajan vs. Government of
(C) ■^. xnrm ^rht dPHtrnit TmK Tamil Nadu
(D) (D) None of the above
70. 1^ ■^* '■^Tq-'^qFTT^' Ph^Pw 70. Who appoints the 'Session Judge' in any
^Iq ch<cii ^ ? district ?
(A) The High Court
(A) "3^ '^iqieiq
(B) The District Judge
(B) "^qFTT^rt^
(C) The High Court in consultation with
(C) "3^ "Hiqicriq <1^41^ ^ "WRf
Governor
(D) "3^ -MNIdq "3^^ ^ (D) The High Court in consultation with
Wl?f ^ Supreme Court
71. 3TO%? ^ ^ 71. According to economic theories of crime,
omPw4 ^ aroifer c^ci^K ^ individuals are more likely to engage in
■qit aif^ t", "qfq : criminal behaviour^ if:
(A) W ^3^ STBT ^ t (A) They have a high income level
(B) "3^^ qiH (B) They have strong social ties
(C) arom qft elFlcT (C) The potential benefits outweight the
arfe t cost of crime
(D) W W qft 1w t (D) They have a high level of education
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72. f^oSiiTi «iaidi 72. In criminology, culture-conflict theory
t % STTOfro oi\ci^{i ^ ^ suggests that criminal behaviour can
arise when :
■?T^- t, :
(A) There is lack of moral values in
(A) "^Rr^T ^ t
society
(B) ^ ^
(B) Individuals are genetically
"Srf^ "f
predisposed to crime
(C) WR M?ft TTFT^ 3lk (C) Conflicting cultural norms and
%5 t values are present
(D) -STTfe ^ ^ (D) Economic factors drive individuals
^ t to commit crime
73. ^ ^ yPdHKH 1^ fell 73. Who propounded the theory of
s^T ? 'Atavism' ?
(A) fen^ dlmkl (A) Cesare Lombroso
(B) ■^dilR'41 (B) Cessare Beccaria
(C) (0) Emile Dtirkheim
(D) (D) Jeremy Bentham
74. According to the differential association
74. ^Hi6'd4 ^ 3TOifer
theory, criminal behaviour is primarily
"STSrfe ^ "HtM t :
learned through :
(A) ^ (A) Genetic factors
(B) *nl4:rllPl=t)' diK'=hl 'SKi (B) Psychological factors
(C) wTTto smfens# (C) Social interactions
(D) Economic factors
(D) snfer ^nfe
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75. ^ 75. The positivist/positive school of
1^ ct)P$^a <t)<ai t" ? criminology focuses on which point ?
(A) Individual choice and rationality
(A) oqf^TOf sfhC dcbV^ddl
(B) Social factors and environmental
(B) WTTf^ qRW
influences
(C) -q^* 3TT5^1^
(C) Biological and genetic prejudice
(D) (PiqKch) ^ Ri<Sii*a (D) The principle of deterrent
76. Rhti 3ih<i*h^ih^ ^ yi<j)Rich 76. Which school introduced the
^ sk cl^ ^ ^aiTcT methodology and logic of natural
^ ? sciences in the field of criminology ?
(A) W#q (A) Classical School
(B) (B) Neo-classical School
(C) (C) Positivist School
(D) (D) Cartographic School
77. *WT'(sm^) 77. The word 'Crime' is derived from the
tw ^ t, 3i2f t : Latin word 'Krimos' which means :
(A) uRiqca (A) To commit
(B) 37R^TT (B) To accuse
(C) "^STmr (C) To know
(D) "qpT (D) To sin
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78. mm ^ 78. According to the relationship between
crime and economic conditions, when the
^irdt t" ^ 3iiHal< m\ economy experiences a downturn, what
^t ? generally happens to crime-rate ?
(A) mm ^ ^ (A) Crime-rate decreases
(B) mm ^ ^ (B) Crime-rate increases
(C) mm ^ T^ % (C) Crime-rate remains unchanged
(D) 3life feW ^ 3TTOT ^ ^ (D) Economic conditions have no
■jmi^ "^* "q^ impart on crime-rate
79. ^ fqejici^ "^pq^fRf 79. Which school of criminology introduced
37toW' ^ 3T^?iTTOT mp ^ ? the concept of "bom criminals" ?.
(A) ^ctiKicHcticti^l fqsjicn^H (A) Positivist School
(B) MlRnr^fTO Rltileiq (B) Ecological School
(C) W#T "feTOT (C) Classical School
(D) fenOT (D) Neo-classical School
80. \fe4)d lihlHilelNl (^ a^qTmr^) 1^ 80. Radical criminology focusses on :
"TC t ?
(A) Individual explanation of crime
(A) o^Ks^l
(B) Structural inequalities and the role
(B) ^^HHdiit ark arotf
of capitalism in crime
(C) arrofei" ^ aii^q'Ricn (C) Genetic predisposition to criminal
TT^ ■ behaviour
(D) aiiH<|[qcji c^iiqT ^ 3r^|[qd (D) Psychological factors influencing
♦idl^^iRch qiK^i
criminal actions
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87. Green Criminology was introduced by :
(A) 1^ (A) Michael J. Lynch
(B) Tnf%T t (B) Marvin E. Wolfgang
(C) 3TR. fire (C) Donald R. Taft
(D) Q.'^il qi<r^i (D) Anthony Walsh
88. '1M¥ff^M "qr tj^ 88. Who edited a book on 'Criminology as
^ RtJ/rl^ Rhqi ? Peacemaking' ?
(A) Harold Pepinskey
(A) t^uW ^pH-tHqil
(B) John Fuller
(B) ^TFT
(C) Jack Katz
(C) chiq
(D) Harold E. Pepinsky and Richard
(D) % -^fw^ 3^ ^#ft Quinney
89. -^fw Rh-MlcbdlM ^ fe^HT TT^. 89. In which year 'Routine activities theory'
^ ^ ^ -4* was proposed by L. Cohen and Marcus
yRimRd ■to ? Felson ?
(A) 1959 (B) 1969 (A) 1959 (B) 1969
(C) 1979 (D) 1989 (C) 1979 (D) 1989
90. 1986 ^ A^Uci T#s4t 3ifqr 90. The 1986 National Academy of Sciences
5^01 Rh1(£ Rti^nqil (NAS) Panel report emphasized the need
simTOcTT "q^ ^ 4cit t ? of:
(A) 3TT#TOrTO 3TO%mR^ (A) Critical Criminology
(B) 3mi«^?TT^ (B) Life-course Criminology
(C) amw^ (C) Feminist Criminology
(D) MHIuiqKl 3TOi??TT^ (D) Positivist Criminology
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91. "Tft ^ 91. The maxim "actus me invito factus
^ ^ 3T»I f : nonest mens actus" means :
(A) ^ 3TO?T (A) There can be no crime without a
(B) ^?T?FT arro^T ^ ^^ t guilty mind
(C) airofe TTfef^ ;3TO?? a;Tk ^ (B) Guilty mind gives birth to crime
^3imT t (C) Criminal mind leads to crime
(D) ^ ^ -q^ (D) An act done by me against my will
^iT^ "I" is not my act
92. "TTW^iyf ^ 'ar^T^ wr 92. A leading case 'Amjad Khan vs: State
T3;.3nf.3Tn: 1952 165' t: AIR 1952 SO 165' relates to :
(A) CT82T ^ ^ (A) Mistake of fact
(B) ^Efeqr ^ (B) Accident
(C) MMHMH ^ (C) Unsoundness of mind
(D) ^ arf^R (D) Right of private defence
93. ^ t: 93. The object of Invetigation is :
(A) To record the statement of the
(A) apTT^t ^ art^l^Raa ^iW
accused
(B) ami^ ^ nK4dK ^Rqr (B) To arrest the accused person
(C) apRRt ^ t%p;g: -^TT^ ^?PTT (C) To collect the evidence against the
accused
(D) apRwt ^
(D) To punish the accused person
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94. ^ ^Ricni ^fcH^ 94. The information relating to commission
^^^ t : of cognizable offences can be given to
police officer by :
(A) mm it%T
(A) Victim of the crime
(B) mm ^ ^ mm 1^ oqf^
(B) Any person aware of the
commission of offence
(C) ""fei ^ -^TT^' -m (C) Relative of the victim
(D) ^ 15#' ^ (D) Friends of the victim
95. PiHRir^d Slfepl WT 95. Which of the following is the leading
^ -mil case on mandatory FIR ?
(A) "^ft.^.a#. ?RT ^r5K (A) State through CBI vs. Dawood
Ibrahim Kaskar
i#lH
(B) Lalita Kumari vs. Government of
(B) ^
Uttar Pradesh
(C) iiciN mm T3TT.
(C) Bir Bhadra Pratap Singh vs. D. M.
3TTWT5
Azamgarh
(D) 1^^ mm Hm^ (D) Raghuvansh Dewan Chand Bhasin
<1^ vs. State of Maharashtra
96. [JK4dK 1%^ # oqf^ ^ ^^ 96. Right of arrested person to meet an
-q^ ^ ^ m advocate of his choice during
<icrxrlRsiu ^ : interrogation is mentioned under :
(A) m[ 41W (A) Section 41A of CrPC
(B) m 50^ ^ "sta (B) Section 50A of CrPC
(C) mj 4m 3rf^ "Hftm (C) Section 41D of CrPC
(D) ™ 4m ^ jTftor "Hftnr (D) Section 41C of CrPC
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97. TTTWfSTTO Tkm 1993 ^ 97. The definition of 'Human Right' under
the Protection of Human Rights Act,
^ MR'HI^I ^^fEfqFiR
1993 does not include the right relating
■?nte t : to :
(A) (B) (A) Life (B) Liberty
(C) ^HHHdl (D) (C) Equality (D) Fraternity
98. "^fW ^ ^ 98. Under the Protection of Children from
3tMwt, 2012 ^ 3;RFfe '^T^' Sexual Offences Act, 2012, the term
■?T^ ^ o^Rki 3Tf^T^ "t PiKHchI 'child' means any person below the age
31I^- -"^ ^liTT "i" I of:
(A) -m (B) (A) Seven years (B) Twelve years
(C) ^ (D) 3?HR? ^ (C) Sixteen years (D) Eighteen, years
99. 1973 ^ TO 167 99. The Executive Magistrate is empowered
^ chl4mcldi STfedTT WT to grant remand under Section 167 of the
^ 1^ ^^ 3Tf!^^ f : CrPC 1973 for a maximum period of :
(A) 7 ^ (B) 15 -f^ (A) 7 days (B) 15 days
(C) 60 1^ (D) 90 (C) 60 days (D) 90 days
100. A, ^ Z ^ t 3?^ M Z ^ 100. A, being Z's servant, and entrusted by Z
3TOt ^ "TOT ^ "41 t, Z with the care of Z's plate, dishonestly
^ toRt ^ 1to ^ ^frot runs away with the plate, without Z's
^ TO ^TOT t I A 1^ t : consent. A has committed :
(A) arofro (A) Criminal misappropriation
(B) arorfro to (B) Criminal Breach of Trust
(C) ^ (C) Theft
(D) ^ (D) Robbery
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103. rHHPdR^d : 103. Choose the incorrect statement from the
following :
(A) f¥«T ^
(A) Questionnaire method is most
V^ rdi4)Mdl t
reliable and economical method of
(B) Mn STSI^^ data collection
3^^ y.qif^O "I* (B) In interview method data is
gathered indirectly
(C) ^
(C) Interviewer's bias is a limitation in
^^ir4)KdiciI ^ V^^t
interview method of data collection
(D) ^ -q^
(D) Observation method is a direct
31^^ t
method of data collection
104. V^ ^i^Klf 37^ ^*jp7 104. A researcher divides his population into
■^f RlMir^ld WT t 3?^ "51^ ^
certain groups and fixes the size of the
d*ijl ^ 3iichK RPT <^<oi %, «ncn
sample from each group, it is called :
t :
(A) Stratified Sample
(A) Wiltd
(B) Quota Sample
(B) «hlcii "d*^!
(C) Cluster Sample
(C)
(D) All of the above
(D) "3^^
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M
105. "sTxirmR# "WT ^'m 105. "Criminologists have long -been
t% "^f 5Pmn interested in understanding why juveniles
^ 1^ ^ ST^TIT^ initially become involved in crime and
^ 1?^ t "51^ 3RI sm^ ^ why some persist in crime while others
^ t r* desist from crime.'
<iM^J«W ^ ^ "f^ rHHPdRsld Which of the following is suitable for the
^ dM^cW t ? aforementioned research problem ?
(A) Hi^r^n (A) Multivariate Modeling
(B) HkRrIM (B) Univariate Modeling
(C) Hl^Tdn (C) Bivariate Modeling
(D) ^^ (D) None of the above
106. PHHrdPsld ^f ^ ^mi "^f 106. Which of the following is an
"ferr 1^ "^511^ international award given for research in
li<HiK t ? Criminology ?
(A) 1^^ ii^^K (A) Vienna Prize
(B) art^ ii<^^K (B) Oslo Prize
(C) WJch^lH ii<^K (C) Stockholm Prize
(D) li<^K (D) Helsinki Prize
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107. [HHRiRsld "qi^ ^ 107. Read the following statements and
: choose the correct option :
(i) ^HHchieild [q^ii-i (i) Qualitative research methods are
not the dominant methodology in
m^Ri^ -q^ t I
contemporary criminology.
(ii) M6crl ^ g.Qi'ii "^f ni^iicHqi aOi
(ii) Quantitative research methods play
^ ^ R^cbw A'
a relatively small part in the
^jter t I
development of the field today as
(A) (i) t compared to earlier periods.
(B) (ii) ^ t (A) Only (i) is correct
(C) (i) 3jk (ii) ^f (B) Only (ii) is correct
(D) (i) sftr (ii) ^ ^ ^ -q^* (C) Both (i) and (ii) are correct
t (D) None of (i) and (ii) is correct
108. itq^T ^^ 108, Fill in the blanks :
^ 3nwn^1lTf^3TTHi^ The most influencial camp of qualitative
"0^* WTOW ^ researchers was a part ofthe school
%m jqr I
of Criminology and Sociology.
(A) 4t
(A) San Francisco
(B)
(B) Stockholm
(C) fvi^Hll
(C) Chicago
(D) HTPd-Md
(D) Montreal
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109. ^ ^^ 109. The important statistical measures, that
Hny. ^5TT^ are used to summarise the survey/
wRsq^ f: research data are :
(A) ferr^ ^ TM (A) Measures of dispersions
(B) i^TOii ^ -m (B) Measures of asymmetry
(C) fetit TiPT (C) Measures of relationship
(D) (D) All of the above
110. ^ -^TI^ ^ fF#ffeci' 110. Head the following statements regarding
"Plagiarism" and choose correct option
for the same :
(i) ^ 3T3^,
(i) According to Wikipedia, the word
^^ "9^ -q^ v^
f^rqi «iT 1^RT^ lli^ira ^ plagiarism was first used by a poet
1% feat ^ who complained that another poet
had "kidnapped his verses".
(ii) ■^* tiil^R^cti (ii) A lot of unintentional plagiarisih
"I" ^qlfe "^Mf "qit occurs because people just don't
t fe ^ "feit "qRqfei. realise that as they are gathering
Icriy. 3^ Iq-^K
information and ideas for a project,
^ "^E^NiR cii<A ^
they need to acknowledge where
3TI^?^T^kTT t" fe fq-qK "^i^T
those ideas came from.
snq t I
(A) (i) ^ t (A) Only (i) is correct
(B) (ii) t (B) Only (ii) is correct
(C) (i) 3?k (ii) ^f (C) Both (i) and (ii) are correct
(D) (i) ^ t -q^ (ii) -q^ t (D) (i) is correct but (ii) is incorrect
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114. ^ 114. 'Imprisonment for life' has been
fer m\ ^ ^^RPfcT "^RT ^ authorised as a form of punishment
under which section of the Indian Penal
3#T^ "rot?
Code ?
(A) qrass
(A) Section 53
(B) TO 55
(B) Section 55
(C) TO 57
(C) Section 57
(D) TO 443(b)
(D) Section 443(b)
115. tftl'KHI STRUf^pfl' d'lctil 115. Which theory of punishment emphasizes
"^" "PlR the importance of reintegrating offenders
^ "qi % %TT t ? into society after serving their sentence ?
(A) teRT (A) Retributive theory
(B) "5riM?l fe[RT (B) Deterrent theory
(C) "^q^kR (C) Rehabilitation theory
(D) liH^fmi (^) (D) Restorative theory
116. SrfitPiitH, ^ ctilHchM 116. Prison Act was enacted to bring about
"Rqi^TOT Cll^ ^ "f^RT ^ uniformity in the working of prisons in
3^kT^rqfe Itot ^rtt ? India in the year :
(A) 1894 (A) 1894
(B) 1898 (B) 1898
(C) 1950 (C) 1950
(D) 1955 (D) 1955
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117. ^ ^ 117. Who pioneered the classical view of
3TT^ ? penology ?
(A) fWT^ (A) Sigmund Freud
(B) (B) Cesare Beccaria
(C) ^ TTT^ (C) Karl Marx
(D) 37^ (D) Albert Einstein
118. ^ "^fflnr ^ff ^ : 118. Indian Penal Code came into force in the
year :
(A) 1860-? (B) 1862^*
(A) 1860 (B) 1862
(C) 1864 ^* (D) 1866 ^* (C) 1864 (D) 1866
119. ("qR^) 119. The term 'Probation' is derived from the
^ 1^ 'm f, 1^RT^ 3Tsf t : Latin word 'Probare' which means :
(A) (A) To test
(B) •!SH<n««I ^RHT (B) To provide
(C) (C) To improve
(D) C^^OTffe) ^R?IT (D) To restore ■■
120. *3t^ ^m' ^ t: 120. 'Good Tune' Laws refer to :
(A) ^ ^ (A) Laws that prohibit the use of prison
labour
(B) etiiin 4R^"1 3T^ oMqeK ^ (B) Laws that allow prisoners to earn
Riy. "ferf surfer ^ early release for good behaviour
31^ ^ f (C) Laws that establish minimum
(C) ■^* ^ STO^* ^ sentences for certain offences
(D) Laws that regulate the use of
(D) *R* "R^iRT <iMMVi solitary confinement in prisons
^ WWtTcI ^ f
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121. ^m\< 1894 ^ fro m 121. Which provision of the Prisons Act,4894
%K1MK* mR^iRcI "TO ^ ? defines the term Trison' ?
(A) «IRT 2 (A) Section 2
(B) TO 3 (B) Section 3
(C) TO 4 (C) Section 4
(D) TO 5 (D) Section 5
122. ^ iro TOTO ^ 31^, ^TOITO 122, Under which provision of the law, the
^^ TOITO felt court while considering the case of a
person convicted for an offence not
3mr«i xNRrfe ^
punishable with death or imprisonment
^ HRcl1»\fT 3lfTORt
for life, is under obligation to call for the
^ 1tql^ 3Ti^ t ?
report of the Probation Officer ?
(A) aro^t stRiRto, 1958 ^
(A) Section 9 of the Probation of
TO 9
Offenders Act, 1958
(B) afiwR -qM^ siRqfwr, 1958 ^
(B) Section 7 of the Probation of
• TO 7
Offenders Act, 1958
(C) STKpft 3TR?Rm, 1958 "qft
(C) Section 4 of the Probation of
TO 4
Offenders Act, 1958
(D) ^^ (D) None of the above
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123. PinnrlRsld ^ 3TOr^ 123. Which among the following have power
1958 ^ ?^Rr 17 ^ 31^ to make rule under Section 17 of the
^^ 3TM t ? Probation of Offenders Act, 1958 ?
(A) <1^ tH<chK ^^.ctiK (A) State Government, with the
approval of the Central Government
(B) i-Sv ^,. TI^ ^TWR (B) Central Government with the
consent of the State Government
(C) "3^ '^'IFTTOT (C) High Court
(D) (D) All of the above
124. 3Tfer chKHiK 1980- 124. Who was the Chairperson of the All
83 ^ 3T«zf^ ^ ^ ? India Committee on Jail Reforms, 1980-
83 ?
(A)
(A) Justice A. N. Mulla
(B) TT. 13^.
(B) Justice A. S. Anand
(C) "4l^*if3 T^H. ^ (C) Justice J. S. V&na
(D) "4l^iira -qiT. -qiT. (D) Justice M. M. Punchhi
125. 3PRPT--feRq ^T«1T ^ ^ 125. First International Congress on
Prevention of Crime and Treatment of
im SPxRf^ ^ 1^'
Offenders was.held in which of the
8ft ?
following places ?
(A) t^rft^T— (A) Geneva—Switzerland
(B) (B) London—^Britain
(G) WlH (C) Kyoto—^Japan
(D) Milan—^Italy
(D) I
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126. "SiW
126. Guidelines given by the Supreme 'Court
31^ HiHtri "^f ^TO "^^RTWRT
of India in the matter of D. K. Basu V5.
"SRT "M ■f^-'pT^ RnfeiRdd
State of West Bengal and Another deal
^TT^fN^ ■^* ?
with :
(A) 37fq^
(A) Child Rights
(B) ^
(B) Prisoners' Rights
(C) ^ a^TfeR
(C) Women Rights
(D) ftTRm %R -n^ c^Rkl^T ^
srfWR (D) Arrestee Rights
127. (dlddiT ^ 3fk 127. The matters pertaining to children in
^fm) 37Wm, 2015 ^ 3:13^ need "of care and protection as per the
3^k "^R^PJT G)Wl HiHcrl Juvenile Justice (Care and Attention) Act,
^Ri ^5n^ "f* ? 2015 dealt with by :
(A) (A) Juvenile Court
(B) Juvenile Justice Board
(C) -MlRjch (C) Judicial Magistrate
(D) "TO WTFT ■?tMt (D) Child Welfare Committee
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128. [HHRrlRsld 128. Which of the following is «o/ true about
^«FT ITc^ t ? Parole ?
(A) "3^ ^ 1^ t (A) Parole is meant for the person in the
prison
c+iKMIK ■^* t
(B) Parole is granted by Parole Board
(B) ^<1qi «iW "gRT ^<lci ■§
(C) Parole is designed to facilitate
(C) ^Oei ^
prisoners to meet their emergent
dlc^llddi JHWlf^ch ^ TjfS
social obligations
wmr 3KR t
(D) Parole is "an unconditional release of
(D) ^ ^ -fer^ t a prisoner
129. 3^dH "ZT?- ^ 129. The Supreme Court oflndia in which case
opined that "hand-cufifing is prima facie
®n 1% **"?"^ch-s1 WTHT
inhuman and therefore, unreasonable and Q
ammh ^ t
at first blush arbitrary" ?
^ ^dHHl t" ?
(A) Prakash Singh and Others v^. Union
(A) TR^RT 1w "<3^* ^ wim ^ ^ of India
(B) .Prern Shankar Shukla vs. Delhi
(B) o»n*< "fe# yvii^d
Administration
(C) "^#1 1^ ^PTHT
(C) Dalip Singh V5. State of Haryana
(D) ^Isieil TI^ cRTT efe (D) Kodali Puran Chandra Rao vs.
aiM^, 37RJ Public Prosecutor, Andhra Pradesh
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130. Tferafl ^ ^ 130. Who headed the three-member
committee constituted by the
^ 'lidd #7 Government of India in 2012 to suggest
reforms in law relating to sexual violence
against women ?
(A) ^tw ftRJT
(A) Justice Dipak Mishra
(B) ^^TRTjJt T3:?T. Br^
(B) Justice T. S. Thakur
(C) ^1-4*^^ -q;??. ^
(C) Justice J. S. Verma
(D) 37^27^ (D) Justice Krishna Iyer
131. iHHfdRdd "^f ^ feRT ^ 131. Which ofthe following is not dealt under
2015 ^ !lRr 3 ^ 3RF% Section 3 of the Juvenile Justice Act,
^ smiT t ? 2015 ?
(A) %lf% ^ (A) Natural Justice
(B) (B) Restitution
(C) (C) Diversion
(D) mimw ^m^ ^ (D) Positive measure principle -
132. 37f?lfwT, 2015 ^ B?fT 132. Under Juvenile Justice Act 2015, who
will review the pendency of cases of
^ eiR«(d ^
Juvenile Board once in every three
<7i\d et)5.'ir ?
months ?
(A) ^ -mp4=^ Tlf^R^
(A) Judicial Magistrate First Class
(B)
(B) Principal Magistrate
(C) -MiP^ch nr^^d
(C) Chief Judicial Magistrate
(D) felfeRp
(D) District Magistrate
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133. -f^^ik ^ 2015 ^ TO 25 133. Section 25 of the Juvenile Justice Act,
t ? 2015 deals with :
(A) ikf!^ ^ <icrd'm ^^ (A) Order that may not be passed
against a child in conflict with the
^ -qifcr ^
law
(B) Provision in respect of pending
(B) TO#* # ^
cases
(C) ^ "4l'< Tf^ oiiei<^» #
(C) Mandatory reporting regarding a
^ k* ^Piqi4 TO "ft^ TOIT
child found separated from guardian
(D) "ft^ ^ # fro ?TTf# (D) Penalty for non-registration
134. 1^?#^ TOT 3TfqfTO, 2015 # 37^^ 134. Preliminary Assessment may be done by
"STRkTO" krairo Pi^RiRaa ^* ^ which of the following professionals as
"OT 1^)^ "^ TOkIT ^ ? per Juvenile Justice Act, 2015 ?
1. i#^5TTf^ 1. Psychologist o
2. 1k\m^ 2. Teacher
3. "j^TOTf^ ^n^rof 3. Psychosocial worker
4. 3TO RivIn^ 4. Other experts
(A) 2, 3 ark 4 ^ t (A) 2, 3 and 4 are correct
(B) 1, 3 sfk 4 ^ f (B) 1, 3 and 4 are correct
(C) 1, 2 and 3 are correct
(C) 1, 2 3Tk 3 t
(D) 1 and 2 are correct
(D) 1 3k 2 t
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135. 2015 ^ 3T3?TR 135. What are the criteria for considering
-m ^ preliminary assessment as per Juvenile
f 7 Justice Act ?
1. ^RrTT 1. Physical Capacity
2. TFTfe? ^RcTT 2. Mental Capacity
3. siw? ^ mR*jiihY ^ ^ 3. Capacity to • understand the
consequences of crime
4. MRR^RjilT 1%^* 3#l^jfqcT 4. Those conditions in which, so
"3^ 1^ aiT called, he had committed the crime
(A) 1 3^ 2 t (A) 1 and 2 are correct
(B) 1, 2, 3 3lk 4 ^ f (B) ,1, 2, 3 and 4 are correct
(C) 2, 3 3^ 4 ^ f (C) 2, 3 and 4 are correct
(D) 1, 2 3^ 3 ^ t (D) 1, 2 and 3 are correct
136. Rti*(ll< "Hl^ SrfNRRTT, 2015 ^ 136. According to the Juvenile Justice Act,
* hRc^=w srRq^n^ t : 2015 'Abandoned Child' means :
1. 3r7^ "'m-'Rrtt 1. Those who have abandoned by his
"I" biological or adoptive parents
2. ^jRrfcf ^ hRp^cki «sii(rtcti 2. Those who have been declared as
"tar t abandoned child by the Committee
(A) 1 t (A) Only 1 is correct
(B) 2^t (B) Only 2 is correct
(C) 1 3tR 2 ^t (C) Both 1 and 2 are correct
(D) 3M^ckl ^ ■^* t (D) None of the above is correct
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137. "50^ chcrMlui ^ TTSTf 137. Under which Section of the Juvenile
37M™, 2015 ^ TO ^ ^ Justice Act, 2015 'Child Welfare
^TTcfT "I ? Committee' is constituted ?
(A) TO 27 (B) TO 37 (A) Section 27 (B) Section 37
(C) TO 25 (P) TO 35 (C) Section 25 (D) Section 35
138. STTO ^ t: 138. 'Orphan' is a child :
(A) "TOT-fro ■^* f (A) who is without biological parents
(B) "f^R^ Tncrr-fro t (B) who .is without adoptive parents
(C) ^ ^ fro t (C) who is without legal guardian
(D) -5^?^ ^ (D) All of the above
139. ^ ^ ^ ^ Rfif t : 139. Find the incorrect pair :
(A) Juvenile Justice
(A) "=TO ^ ar^TO IE <5
Board Chapter IE
(B) -cJon'Hi
(B) Procedure in relation
to children in conflict
ifelT 3TCTO IV with law Chapter IV
(C) TO TOTO ^rir# a7«TO VU (C) ChEd Welfare
(D) aik ^ Committee Chapter VE
(D) Procedure in relation
aim^TTOT ^ TORff ^
to children in need of
-jri^ arsETPi VI
care and protection Chapter VI
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140. 2015 ^ Wcf 140. Under Juvenile Justice Act, 2015 'Child'
oqf^ f : IS a person :
(A) ^ 15 ^ ^ (A) who has not completed the age of
15 years
(B) Pj1^=h1 16 ^ ^■ (B) who has not completed the age of
t 16 years
(C) f^RI^ 18 ^ ^ ^ (C) who has not completed the age of
t 18 years
(D) pMl^c+il a^T^ 20 ^ ^ ^ (D) who has not completed the age of
20 years
141. MlfedciKl ^^ qIcK #T 141. Karrrira identifies three tendencies within
^ t I PiHRdRsid ^ the victimological debate. Which of the
"^N^t d-lA ■§ ? following is not one of them ?
(A) "^rfecfi^ (A) The conservative
(B) dSKclnO (B) The liberal
(C) diddWsilt-aiidl-dHlcild) (C) The radical-critical
(D) nq'3<^Kqi<Cl (D) The neoliberal
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142, 3Tfqi ^ 142. The World Society of Victimology was
^ «Tt : established in :
(A) 1979 (B) 1989 (A) 1979 (B) 1989
(C) 1999 (D) 2009 (C) 1999 (D) 2009
143, Ai-sRcb Tt^T. Ricrq-(.Al, W£ 143. C. Heniy Kempe, Frederic N. Silverman,
Brandit F. Steele, William Droegemuller,
and Heniy K. Silver coined the term ;
(A) -qeft (A) Battered Wife Syndrome
(B) ^ -qf^ (B) Battered Husband Syndrome
(C) ^ ^ (C) Battered Child Syndrome
(D) (D) Battered Women Syndrome
144, "il%I ^ tt?" ^25OT 1970 144. "Blaming the Victim" a phrase
^ S.^;|ct) ^ "^STRf Qlletj[yq 1 popularized in the early 1970s. Who is
3T^t{n.uti ■;^ cftl-i "I" ? related to this concept ?
(A) PclRi^H Wf (A) William Ryan
(B) A JlkHdl (B) J. Garofalo
(C) TTJT. 31R. (C) M. R. Gottfredson
(b) ■^. "5^1^ (D) D. Haider
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145. ^ ^WSteTJT WITf^- 145. Some explanations for a bystander .effect
^ilerq ^ i Pi^^RnRaci are prevalent in social-psychological
■^* ^ ^m\ t ? literature. Which of the following
presumptions is incorrect ?
(A) ^ iTPTcTT t %
(A) Audience inhibition assumes that
^^Ndl ^
the risk of embrassment associated
^ ^sfer C^THt, f^W ^
with provding help (i.e. the
■?T^ t) ^
intervention might fail) impedes
^McIT t I
bystander intervention.
(B) WTI^ mR^iq^HI ^71^ t (B) Social influence which hypothesizes
. %^ ^ ^H^Mdl T[^ that when bystander do not see
^ 'T^ "t, fit "^IFT^ others providing assistance, they
t % c^cj^K ^ 2flK?f RiRsb'^ assume the behavioural norm is to
■§■ sik thRi^ '^* fI remain inactive and therefore do not
intervene.
_(C) TRIR— *iiidi "i" "Rii
(C) Diffusion of responsibility which
presumes that a reduced sense of
^iHm<*iicIli "Rsgfcf^ ^
personal responsibility precludes
WH qiRqi^ <lctial
bystander from taking action when
t I
faced with emergency situation.
(D) 1W t ^ 1^
(D) Non-intervention which presumes
sTRmwrh t^iRr
the likelihood that a bystander will
intervene in an emergency situation
^ WTT "rot t, ^ decreases as the number of
^ ^ t I bystanders decreases.
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146. Hi4<1 TfiTf ^ Pih["I 146. British reformer Margery Fry is credited
^^ "^[RIT f : with the creation of :
(A) ■qtfer (A) Victim precipitation theory
(B) mm\ m (B) Right to legal aid
(C) ■^^iq'Jii ct)i4shH (C) Modem compensation programme
(D) ^ (D) Trial in camera
147. ^ Miqql 3=ik qiqcrld 1990 147. Rob Mawby and Sandra Walklate
Pi*-iRiI<s(a ^rfrpff developed the critical victimology
^ ^ imt ^ ^ perspective in the 1990s as a reaction to
ttbt^ what they viewed as shortcomings in
1^? which of the following ?
(A) ^qiKiC'Hqiqi'O nlfeq Iq^ii (A) Positivist Victimology
(B) fe[Rr (B) Deviant Place Theory
(C) Ri-ai'q (C) Life-style Theory
(D) 1^r#Tci irfirfMro (D) Routine Activities Theory
148. M^l^sbH 1^ ^ cPT t % "SR 148. The hierarchy rule dictates that when
multiple offences occur at the same
y.q) ^ ^FPT TR :
time:
(A) 13^ 37W1 (^Nk 3Ttm) ^ (A) Only one offence (typically the most
f^PTI 'qiqi "t serious offence) is recorded
(B) ^ 3TO?i (-q^ ^) (B) All the offences (occurred of the
same time) are recorded
1^ "sn^ t
(C) Two offences (the most grievous
(C) ^ Tf^ 3TXRm) offences) are recorded
■M ^ t (D) All the offences according to their
(D) <iiqi MSi^shH ^ hierarchy are recorded in increasing
order
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149. ^ -trtfer 149. According to the compensatiori scheme
^ "gsimr "q^ for women victims/survivors of serveral
2018 ^ ^ -f^j^ sexual assault/other crimes 2018, victims
-3^ Ri«^id ttp# of Acid Attack (in case of disfigurement
of face) the minimum compensation to
^5fliq^ f- ; be given to victim women is :
(A) 2 (A) 2 Lakh Rupees
(B) 4 (B) 4 Lakh Rupees
(C) 5 ms (C) 5 Lakh Rupees
(D) 7 efl^ ^ (D) 7 Lakh Rupees •
150. arwit sik ^^ ^ 150. Relationship between criminal and victim
w t: is referred by Mendelsohn as :
(A) nlfsd (A) Doer Sufferer
(B) Victim Genesis
(B) it%r
(C) Penal Couple
(C) ^^
(D) Offender Victim
(D) sTTOft -q^
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R/P/P/S/II/2022 subject Commerce-code-03 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key
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52 142 112 82 A 77 67 137 107 A 102 92 62 132 C 127 117 87 57 B
53 143- 113 83 D 78 68 138 ,108: - A 103 93 63 133 C 128 118 88 58 D
54 144 114 84 A . 79 69 139 109 A 104 94 64 134 c 129 119 89 59 D
55 145 115 85 A 80 70 140 110 A 105 '95 65 135 A 130 120 90 B
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58 148 118 88 D 83 73 143 113 C 108 98 68 138 B 133 93 A
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63 53 123 93 A 88 78 148 -118 B 113 103 73 143 D 138 D
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71 61 131 101 D 96 86 56 126 B 121 111 81 51 C 146 136 106 76 C
72 62 132 102 D 97 87 57 127 C 122 112 82 52 A 147 137 107 77 B
73 63 133 103 C 98 88 58 128 C 123 113 83 53 A 148 138 108 78 B
74 64 134 104 B 99 89 59 129 C 124 114 84 54 A 149 139 109 79 B
75 65 135 105 A 100 90 60 130 A 125 115 85 55 B 150 140 110 80 B
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-DEFENCE STUDIES-code-06 Final Answerkey
A B C D A/KEY A B C D A/KEY A B C D A/KEY A B C D A/KEY
51 141 111 81 D. 76 66 136 106 A 101 91 61 131 B- 126 116 86 56 D
52 142 112 82 D- 77 67 137 107 Q 102 92 62 132 A 127 117 87 57 G
53 143 113 83 78 68 138 108 D 103 !- • "93 63 133 G 128 118; > 88 58 C
54. 144 114 84 O 79 69 139- 109 B 104 94 64 134 . -A 129 119 89 59 D
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59 149 119 89: 84 74 144 114 B- - ;109 99 69 139 A 134 ;124 94 64 A
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61 51 121• 91 B 86 76 146 116 P 111 101 71 141 D 136 126 96 66 D
62 *52 122 92 87 77 147 117 ^ A 112 102 72 142 ' - D 137 127 97 67 A
63 53 123 93 ■ D, 88 78 148 118 G 113 103 73 143 B 138 128 98 68 D
64 54 124 94 -Q- 89 79 149 119 D 114 . 104 74 144 C 139 129 ^ 99 69 B
65 55 125 95 A 90 80 150 120 D 115 105 75 145 D 140 130 100 70 D
66 56 126 96 B . 91 81 51 121 D 116 106 76 146 B 141 131 101 71 A
67 57 127 97 O 92 82 52 122 A 117 107 77 147 G 142 132 102 72 A
68 58 128 98 A 93 83 53 123 A 118 108 78 148 A 143 133 103 73 C
69 59 129 99 B 94 84 54 124 A 119 109 79 149 B 144 134 104 74 G
70 60 130 100 D 95 85 55 125 B 120 110 80 150 B 145 135 105 75 C
71 61 131 101 B 96 86 56 126 A 121 111 81 51 D 146 136 106 76 A
72 62 132 102 D 97 87 57 127 B 122 112 82 52 B 147 137 107 77 D
73 63 133 103 C. 98 88 58 128 B 123 113 83 53 C 148 138 108 78 D
74 64 134 104 D . 99 89 59 129. A 124 114 84 54 C 149 139 109 79 C,
75 65 135 105 B 100 90 60 130 B 125 115 85 55 B 150 140 110 80 D
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Earth ....-code-07 Final Answerkey
A B C D ANSWER KEY A B C D ANSWER KEY A B C D ANSWER KEY A B C D ANSWER KEY
51 117 102 85 c 76 142 127 110 ■C 101 67 52 135 B 126 92 77 60 D
52 118 103 86 D 77 143 128 111 B 102 68 53 136 C 127 93 78 61 D
53 119 104 87. 78 144 129 112 C 103. :.69 54 137 B' 128 94 79 62 ...rA-
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55 121 106 89 A 80 146 131 114 C 105 71 56 139 B- 130 96 81 64 A
56 122 107 90 D 81'^ 147 132 115 D 106 72 57 140 C 131 97 82 65 B.
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58 124 109 92 D 83 149 134 117 C 108 74 59 142 C, 133 99 84 67 A
59 125 110 :93t^ B. 84 150 135 118 C .109- 75 60 143 A 134 100 85 6S
60 126 111 94 B 85 51 136 119 ... D ilo 76 61 144 135 101 86 69 - C
61 127 112 95 A 86 52 137 120 ■ A- 111 77 62 145 136 102 87 70 D
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63 129 114 97' 88 54 139 122 A li3 79 '64 147 B> 138 104 89 72 •a;.
64 130 115 98 '■^rA 89 55 140 123 C 114- 80 65 148 A 139 105 90 73
65 131 116 99 D 90 56 141 124 D 115 81 66 149 A 140 106 91 74 c
66 132 117 100 D 91 57 142 125 D 116 82 67 150 A, 141 107 92 75 B
67 133 118 101 B 92' 58 143 126 B 117 83 68 51 B. 142 108 93 76 A
68 134 119 102 C 93 59 144 127 B- 118 84 69 52 A 143 109 94 77 A
69 135 120 103 B 94 60 145 128 D- 119 85 70 53 c .. 144 110 95 78 B.
70 136 121 104 C 95 61 146 129 A 120 86 71 54 B 145 111 96 79 A
71 137 122 105 D 96 62 147 130 C 121 87 72 55 C 146 112 97 80 B
72 138 123 106 A 97 63 148 131 B 122 88 73 56 B 147 113 98 81 A
73 139 124 107 C 98 64 149 132 B . 123 89 74 57 A 148 114 99 82 D
74 140 125 108 A , 99. 65 150 133 D 124 90 75 58 B 149 115 100 83 B
75 141 126 109 D 100 66 51 134 A 125 91 76 59 B 150 116 101 84 A
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R/P/P/S /]]12022 subject Economics-code-08 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key
51 121 91 61 c. 76 146 116 86 c 101 71 141 111 A. . 126 96 66 136 B'
52 122 92 62 A 77 147 117 87 B, 102 72 142 112 C 127 97 B
67 137
53 123 93 63 C- 78 148.i 118 88 D 103 73 143 ;.113- C 128 98 68 138
54 124 94 64' A 79 149 119 89 A. 104 74 144 114 B 129 99- - 69 139 B
55 125 95 65 C 80 150 120 90 c..- 105 75 145 115 C 130 A
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116 131 101 71 141
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141 111 81 51
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145 115 85 55
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R/P/P/S/l1/2022 Electronic Science CODE 09 Final Answer Key A B C D A/Key A B C D A/Key A B C D A/Key A B C D A/Key 51 131 111 91 B 76 56 136 116 C 101 81 61 141 B 126 106 86 66 B 52 132 112 92 D 77 57 137 117 C 102 82 62 142 C 127 107 87 67 B 53 133 113 93 A 78 58 138 118 D 103 83 63 143 A 128 108 88 68 D 54 134 114 94 C 79 59 139 119 C 104 84 64 144 • D 129 109 89 69 B 55 135 115 95 C 80 60 140 120 D 105 85 65 145 A 130 110 90 70 ■ C 56 136 116 96 D 81 61 141 121 B 106 86 66 146 C 131 111 91 71 A 57 137 117 97 A 82 62 142 122 A 107 87 67 147 C 132 112 92 72 B 58 138 118 98 C 83 63 143 123 A 108 88 68 148 A,C,D 133 113 93 73 B 59 139 119 99 A 84 64 144 124 C 109 89 69 149 A 134 114 94 74 A 60 140 120 100 C 85 65 145 125 D 110 90 70 150 A 135 115 95 75 C 61 141 121 101 B 86 66 146 126 B 111 91 71 51 B 136 116 96 76 C 62 142 122 102 B 87 67 ■ 147 127 A 112 92 72 52 C 137 117 97. 77 C 63 143 123 103 D 88 68 148 128 D 113 93 73 53 B 138 118 98 78 A 64 144 124 104 A 89 69 149 129 A 114 94 74 54 C 139 119 99 79 C 65 145 125 105 C 90 70 150 130 B 115 95 75 55 c 140 120 100 80 c 66 146 126 106 B 91 71 51 131 D 116 96 76 56 B 141 121 101 81 c 67 147 127 107 B 92 72 52 132 C 117 97 77 57 D 142 122 102 82 c 68 148 128 108 B 93 73 53 133 A 118 98 78 58 A 143 123 103 83 D 69 149 129 109 B 94 74 54 134 D 119 99 79 59 A 144 124 104 84 A 70 150 130 110 A 95 75 55 135 B 120 100 80 60 B 145 125 105 85 A 71 51 131 111 B 96 76 56 136 D 121 101 81 61 D 146 126 106 86 C 72 52 132 112 A 97 77 57 137 C 122 102 82 62 C 147 127 107 87 B 73 53 133 113 D 98 78 58 138 C 123 103 83 63 D 148 128 108 88 D 74 54 . 134 114 B 99 79 59 139 D 124 104 84 64 C 149 129 109 89 D 75 55 135 115 0 100 1 80 60 140 A 125 105 85 65 C 150 130 110 90 B
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-English -code-10 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key
51 131 111 81 B 76 56 136 106 D A C
101 81 - 61 131 126 106 86 56
52 132 112 82 A 77 57 137 107 C,D B A
102 82 62 132 127 107 87 57
53 133 113 83 D 58 138 108 A A B
78 103 83 . 63 133 128 108 88 58
54 134 114 84 A i-~ 79 59 139 109 D 104 "84 C D
64 134 129 109 89 59
55 135 115 85 A 80 60 140 110 B A C
105 85 65 135 130 110 '90 60
.56 136 116 86 B 81 61 -.141 111 B C A
106 86 66 136 131 111 91 61
57 137 117 87 A 82 . 62 142 112 C D C
107 87 67 137 132 112 92 62
58 138 118 88 D. 83 63 143 113 C 108 88' 68 138 C 133 113 93 C
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134 114 94 64
60 140 120 90 ' 85 65 145 115 A lib "9b 70 D B
140 135 115 95 65
61 141 121 -91 D 86 66 146 116 ?■ D D
111 91 71 141 136 116 96 66
62 142 122 92 A c A
87 67 147 117 112 92 72 142 137 117 97 67 C
63 143 123 93 B. 88 68 148 118 B 113 D C
-93 73 143 138 118 98 68
64 144 124 94 B ' 89 69 149 119 A D A
114 ^:;94 - 74 144 139 119 99 69
65 145 125 95 B 90 70 150 120 B C D
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69 149 129 99 C 94 74 54 124 C A D
119 . 99 79 149 144 124 104 74
70 150 130 100 D 95 75 55 125 C B B
120 100 80 150 145 125 105 75
71 51 131 101 C 96 76 56 126 D B C
121 101 81 51 146 126 106 76
72 C B,D B
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73 53 133 103 B 98 78 58 128 B C B
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74 54 134 104 B 99 79 59 129 A C A
124 104 84 54 149 129 109 79
75 55 135 105 A 100 - 80 60 130 D D D
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-Environment science -code-11 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key
51 131 111 91 D. 76 56 136 116 D. 101 81 61 141 B. 126 106 86 66 D
52 132 112 92 B 77 57 137 117 C 102 82 62 142 C 127 107 87 67 C
53 133 ill3 93 B 78 58 138 118 103 83 63 143 A 128.;108- 88 68 A
54 134 114 94 A 79 59 139 119 B 104 84 64 144 A 129 109 89 69 A ...
55 135 115 95 B... 80 60 140 120 B 105 85 "65 145 B 130 110 90 70 B
56 136 116 96 B 81 61 141 121 C 106^ 86 66 146 B 131 111 91 ; 71 A
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58 138 118 .98 C 83 63 143 123 A 108 88 68 148 D . 133 113 93 73 D
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60 140 120 100 B .. 85 65 145 125 -B 110 90 70 150 A 135" 115 95 75 D
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62. 142 122 102 C 87 67 147 127 C 112 92 72 52 A 137. 117 97 77 A
63 143 123 103 A 88 68 148 128 B.. 113 93 73 53 A 138 118- 98 78 C
64 144 >124 104 A 89 69 149 129 114 94 74 54 C 139 119 99 79 A
65 145 125 105 A 90 70 150 130 A 115 95 75 55 B, 140 120 100 80 D
66 146 126 106 C 91 71 51 131 A 116 96 76 56 A 141 121 101 81 A
67 147 127 107 - . ..B 92 72 52 132 B 117''97 77 57 B 142 122 102 82 B
68 148 128 108 B 93 73 53 133 B 118 98 78 58 B 143 123 103 83 D .
69 149 129 109 B 94 74 54 134 B 119 99 79 59 A_ 144 124 104 84 C
70 150 130 110 D- 95 75 55 135 A 120 100 80 60 C 145 125 105 85 A
71 51 131 111 C 96 76 56 136 A 121 101 81 61 A 146 126 106 86 A
72 52 132 112 B 97 77 57 137 A 122 102 82 62 A 147 127 107 87 A
73 53 133 113 B 98 78 58 138 B 123 103 83 63 B 148 128 108 88 C
74 54 134- 114 D 99 79 59 139 D 124 104 84 64 D 149 129 109 89 A
75 55 135 115 A 100 80 60 140 D- 125 105 85 65 B 150 130 110 90 D
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R/P/P/S/ll /2022 subject
Geography -code-12 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key
51 131 111 71 A .. 76 56 136 96 A. 101 81 61 121 B. 126 106 86 146 A
52 132 112 72 B 77 57 137 97 D- 102 82 62 122 A 127 107 87 147 C
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54 134 114 74 C 79'"59 139 99 B. 104 84 64* "i24 A 129 109 89 149 --rc '
55 135 115 75 D 80 60 140 100
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57 117 77 A 82 62 142 102 B 107 87 67 127 ,tD 132 112 92 52 D
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60 140 120 80 D. "85P 65 145 105 A 110 90 70^ 130 C 135 115 95 55
61 141 121 81 86 66 146 106 D. 111' 91 71 131 D 136 116 96 56 B
62 142 122 82 87 67 147 107 A. 112 92 72 132 C 137 117 97 57 A
63 143 123 83 A. 88 , 68 148 108 A, 113 93 73 133 D 138 118 98 58 C
:64' 144 124 84 C. 89 7 "69^ 149 109 B 114 94 74^ -134 B 139 119 99 59
65 -145 125 85 B. 90 70 150 110 C 115 95 75 135 --r B 140 120 100 60 C
66 146 126 86 A 91 71 51 111 C 116 96 76 136 A 141 121 101 61 A
67 147-. 127 87 A 92 72 52 112 A- 117 97 77 137 D 142 122 102 62 A
68 148 128 88 B. 93 73 53 113 C 118 98 78 138 B 143 123 103 63 C
69 149 129 89 A. 94 74 54 114 C 119 99 79 139 ■ B 144 124 104 64 A
70 150 130 90 D 95 75 55 115 C. 120 100 80 140 B 145 125 105 65 B
71 51 131 91 C- 96 76 56 116 B 121 101 81 141 A 146 126 106 66 B
72 52 132 92 B 97 77 57 117 A. 122 102 82 142 D 147 127 107 67 A
73 53 133 93 B' 98 78 58 118 A 123 103 83 143 A 148 128 108 68 A
74 54 134 94 C 99 79 59 119 D 124 104 84 144 C 149 129 109 69 C
75 55 135 95 Dp -■ 100 80 60 120 B 125 105 85 145 : B 150 130 110 70 A
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Hindi -code 13 Final Answer Key
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key
51 131 101 81 B. 76 56 126 106 ■B. 101 81 51 131 A, 126 106 76 56 D
52 132 102 82 A 77 57 127 107 A 102 82 52 132 D. 127 107 77 57 B
53 133 103 83 P.,P ' 78 58 128 108 C 103 ; 83 53 133 A
* 128 108 78 58 B
54 134- 104 84 D. 79 59 129 109 B 104 84 54 134 B 129 109 79 59 D,
55 135 105 85 B- 80 60 130 110 D. 105 85 55 135 A 130 110 80 60 B.
56 136 106 86 C. 81 61 131 111 D: 106 86 56 136 A 131 111 81 61 D.,
57 137 107 87 B- 82 62 132 112 c 107 87c i 57 137 D. 132 112 82 62 B.
58 138 108 88 A. 83 63 133 113 c- 108 88 58 138 B 133 113 83 63 C
59 139 109 89 84 64 134 114 A- 109- 89 59 139 D 134 114 84 64 B
60 140 110 90 D- 85 65 135 115 C- 110 90 60 140 B 135 115 85 65 A.
61 141 111 91 A. 86 66 136 116 D 111 91 61 141 D 136 116 86 66 c.
62 142 112 92 B. 87 67 137 117 B 112 92 62 142 D- 137 117 87 67 B
63 143 113 93 B- ^ 88 68 138 118 D 113 93 63 143 B. 138 118 88 68 D.
64 144 114 94 Q . 89 69 139 119 D 114 94 64 144 A 139 119 89 69 C
65 145 115 95 B- 90 70 140 120 D 115 95 65 145 D- 140 120 90 70 B
66 146 116 96 A 91 71 141 121 B 116 96 66 146 C' 141 121 91 71 A.
67 147 117 97 D 92 72 142 122 C- 117 97 67 147 D 142 122 92 72 A
68 148 118 98 B 93 73 143 123 Deleted 118 98 68 148 D 143 123 93 73 B.
69 149 119 99 B 94 74 144 124 A 119 99 69 149 D 144 124 94 74 G
70 150 120 100 B 95 75 145 125 A 120 100 70 150 D 145 125 95 75 B
71 51 121 101 A 96 76 146 126 A 121 101 71 51 D 146 126 96 76 c-
72 52 122 102 C 97 77 147 127 A 122 102 72 52 C 147 127 97 77 A
73 53 123 103 A 98 78 148 128 B' . 123 103 73 53 D- 148 128 98 78 A ■
74 54 124 104 C 99 79 149 129 A 124 104 74 54 A 149 129 99 79 D
75 55 125 105 B 100 SO 150 130 A 125 105 75 55 A. 150 130 100 80 B
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History -code-14 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key
51 131 111 81 c 76 56 136 106 B. 101 81 61 131 c 126 106 86 56 B' ■
52 132 112 82 D 77 57 137 107 C. 102 82 62 132 B- 127 107 87 57 B
53 133 113 83^ 78 58 138 108 D. 103: 63 133 C, 128 108 88 58 C,
54 "134 114 84 C, 79 59 139 109 B, 104 84 64 134 A- . 129 109 89 59 A.
55 135 115 85 A 80 60 140 110 D 105 85 65 135 .. c 130 110 90 60 C.
56 136 116 86 A, 61 141 111 D 106 86 66 136 C. 131 111 91 61 D
57 137 117 87. C:v . 82 62 142 112 , D 107 87 67 137 B 132 112 92 62 .. B.
58 138 118 88 A- 83 63 143 113 A 108 88 68 138 A 133 113 93 63 C
59 139 119 89 I . B, 84 64 144 114 c- =109- 89 69 139 B 134 114 94- 64 c.
60 140 120 90 c. 85 65 145 115. n' 110 90 70 140 B 135 115 95 65 A
61 141 121 91 c. 86 66 146 116 B.- 111 91 71 141 C. 136 116 96 66 D
62 142 122 92 B, 87 67 147 117 B 112 92 72 142 C 137 117 97 67 A
63 143 123 93 :C.. 88 68 148 118 C 113 '93 73 143 B 138 118 98 68 C
64 144 124 94 ■ ^:A. 89 69 149 119 P 114; w94 74 144 D- 139 119 99 69 G
65 145 125 95 B. 90 70 150 120 C 115 95 75 145 C 140 120 100 70 C
66 146 126 96 D. 91 71 51 121 A 116 96 76 146 B 141 121 101 71 0
67 147 127 97 C- 92 72 52 122 B 117 97 77 147 A 142 122 102 72 D
68 148 128 98 D 93 73 53 123 A 118 98 78 148 B. 143 123 B
103 73
69 149 129 99 C. 94 74 54 124 C 119 99 79 149 B 144 124 104 74 G
70 150 130 100 D. 95 75 55 125 C 120 100 80 150 B 145 125 105 75 G
71 51 131 101 c. 96 76 56 126 B 121 101 81 51 C 146 126 106 76 C
72 52 132 102 C. 97 77 57 127 A 122 102 82 52 C 147 127 107 77 D
73 53 133 103 B, 98 78 58 128 A 123 103 83 53 B 148 128 108 78 A
74 54 134 104 C-. 99 79 59 129 B 124 104 84 54 B 149 129 109 79 A
75 55 135 105 A 00
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Home Science -code-lS Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answerkey
51 131 111 71 D. 76 56 136 96 D 101 81 61 121 A 126 106 86 146 G-
52 132 112 72 C 77 57 137 97 A 102 82 62 122 C 127 107 87 147 B.
53 133 113 73 78 58 138 98 c .. a03 83 63 123 B 128 108- 88- 148 B,
54 •^134 114 74 D. 79 59 139' 99 C 104 84 64 124 D' 129 109 89 149 A
55 135 115 75 B- 80 60 140 100 D 105 85 65 125 O 130 110 90 150 A, -
56 136 116 76 B. 81; 61 141 101 B 106 66 126 B- 131 111 91 51 , G
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58 138 118 78 A . 83 63 143 103 D 108 . 88 68 128 C- 133 113 93 53 B
59 139 119 79'' 84 64 144 104 Bv^ i -109 89 69 129 A 134 114 94 54 G
^60 140 ■120 80 - 'A. 85 65 : 145 105 ^D - ^ 110 90 70 130 B 135 115 95 55 A
61 141 121• 81 C 86 66 146 106 C 111 91 71 131 C 136 116 96 56 C
62 142 122 82 B^ 87 67 147 107' A . 112 92 72 132 . 0 137 117 97 57 D
63 143 123 83 - ■ A. 88 68 148 108 D ^ ■113 93 73 133 D 138 118 98 58 D
64 144 124 84 -B,. 89 69 149 109 C -" ^114 94 74 134 C 139 119 99 59 D
65 145 125 85 B. 90 70 150 110 B 115 95 75 135 B 140 120 100 60 D
66 146 126 86 C. 91 71 51 111 B 116 96 76 136 A 141 121 101 61 D
67 147 127 87 A 92 -72 52 112 B 117 97^ 77^ 137 A 142 122 102 62 D.
68 148 128 88 D. 93 73 53 113 B, 118 98 78 138 B 143 123 103 63 D
'69 149 129 89 D- 94 74 = 54 114 D 119 99 79 139 D 144 124 104 64 G
70 150 130 90 A 95 75 55 115 G 120 100 80 140 A 145 125 105 65 D
71 51 131 91 A. 96 76 56 116 A 121 101 81 141 D 146 126 106 66 B
72 52 132 92 C 97 77 57 117 D 122 102 82 142 G 147 127 107 67 D
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73 53 133 93 C 98 78 58 118 B 123 103 83 143 G 148 128 108 68 B
74 54 134 94 D' 99. 79 59 119 C 124 104 84 144 D 149 129 109 69 D
75 55 135 95 D- 100 80 60 120 A 125 105 85 145 G 150 130 110 70 G
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Law 'Code-16 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key
51 121 101 71 B 76 146 126 96 c . 101 71 51 121 c 126 96 76 146 B
52 122 102 72 B 77 147 127 97 D 102 72 52 122 B 127 97 77 147 D
53 123 103 73. lUr D 78 148 128 98 B . 103 ■ 73 53 123 C 128 98 78 ■•■148 D
54 124 104 74 A 79 149 129 99 D 104 74 54 124 .c 129 99 79 149 A
55 125 105 75 A 80 150 130 100 B 105 75 55 125 c 130 100 80 150 C
56 126 106 76 D 81 51 131 101 B 106 76 .56 126 D 131 101 81 51 ..c
57 127- .107 77 Ac/V 82 52 132 102. , C 107 ^77 57 127 D .132 102 82 52' A
58 128 .108 78 C 83 53 133 103 B 108 78 58 128 D 133 103 S3 53 A
59 129 109 79 s in C 84 54 134 104 A .n ilOS 79 59 129 D 134 104'. i84 54 B
60 130.. 110 80 A 85 55^ 135 105 B 110 80 60 130 C 135 105 85 55 C
61 131 111 81 C 86 56 136 106 D 111 81 61 131 A 136 106 86 56 C
62 132 112 82 A 87 57 137 107 . B 112 82 62 132 B 137 107 87 57 D
63 133 113 83 ,C . 88 58 138 108 C 113 83 63 133 A 138 108 88 58 A
64 134 114 84 - B 89 59 139 109 B 114 84 64 134 D 139 109 89 59 D
65 135 115 85 D 90 60 140 110 B 115 85 65 135 C 140 110 90 60 B
66 136 116 86 A 91 61 141 111 D 116 86 66 136 D 141 111 91 61 D
67 137 117 87 B 92 62 142 112 C 117 87 67 137 A 142 112 92 62 B.
68 138 118 88 C 93 63 143 113 D 118 88 68 138 A 143 113 93 63 B
69 139 119 89 C 94 64 ' 144 114 A 119 89 69 139 C 144 114 94 64 A
70 140 120 90 A 95 65 145 115 D 120 90 70 140 C 145 115 95 65 B
71 141 121 91 A 96 66 146 116 B 121 91 71 141 A 146 116 96 66 C
72 142 122 92 B 97 67 147 117 D 122 92 72 142 D 147 117 97 67 A
73 143 123 93 B 98 68 148 118 ,B 123 93 73 143 B 148 118 98 68 A
74 144 124 94 C. 99 69 149 119 D 124 94 74 144 A 149 119 99 69 A
75 145 125 95 D 100 70 150 120 A 125 95 75 145 A 150 120 100 70 B
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Library Information Science -code-17 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key
51 131 111 91 A 76 56 136 116 A 101 81 61 141 c 126 106 86 66 B
52 132 112 92 C 77 57 137 117 D 102 82 62 142 D 127 107 87 67 C
53 133 113 93 B i;i78 58 138 118 C 103 .^83i- 63 143 B 128 108 88 68 D
54 134 -114 94 A 79 59 139 119. B 104 84 64 144 D -129 109 89 69 A
55 ,135 115 95 A 80 60 140 120 A 105 85 65 145 B 130 110 90 70 C
?56 136 116 96 C 81 61 ■: 141 121 B 106 86 66 146 B 131 111 91 71 D
57 137 117 97 C 82 '62 142 122 107 87 '67 147 C 132. .112 92 72 , C. ~
58 138 118 98 c 83 63 143 123 D. 108 88 68 148 B 133 113 93 73 P
59 139 119 99 cn,:. 64 144 124 B 109.i '89 69 149 B 134 114 94.C '74 A
60 140 120 . 100 -
85 65 145 125 P 110 90 70 150 D 135. .115 95 75 B
61 141 121 101 > B 86 66 146 126 C 111 91 71 51 A 136 116 96 76 A
62 142 122 102 A 87 67 147 127 D 112 92 72 52 C . 137 117 97, 77 C
63 143 123 103 B 88 68 148 128 C 113 93 73 53 D 138 118 98 78 D
64 144 124 104 A - ^89 69 149 129 C 114 "94 74 54 D 139 119 99 79 B
65 145 125 105 D 90 70 150 130 c 115 95 75 55 C 140 120 100 80 A
66 146 126 106 A 91 71 51 131 D 116 96 76 56 C 141 121 101 81 A
67' 147 127 107 C 92 72 '52 132 C 117 97 77 57 - D 142 122 102 82 C
68 148 128 108 A 93 73 53 133 A 118 98 78 58 C 143 123 103 83 C
69 149' 129 109 C 94 74 54 134 C 119 99 79 59 D- 144 124 104 84 B
70 150 130 110 A 95 75 55 135 B 120 100 80 60 D 145 125 105 85 C
71 51 131 111 C- 96 76 56 136 C 121 101 81 61 A 146 126 106 86 A
72 52 132 112 D 97 77 57 137 C 122 102 82 62 C 147 127 107 87 A
73 53 133 113 B 98 78 58 138 D .123 103 83 63 C 148 128 108 88 C
.74 54 134 114 B 99 79 59 139 B 124 104 84 64 A 149 129 109 89 B
75 55 135 115 D 100
00 80 60 140 C 125 105 85 65 D 150 130 110 90 D
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Life science -code-18 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key
51 115 91 67 A . 76 68 116 92 c 101 93 69 117 D 126 147 140 133 D
52 116 92 68 D 77 69 117 93 A 102 94 70 118 B 127 148 141 134 B
i 53 117 93 69 D >78 70 118 94 C 103 95 119 D 128 149 142 135 Dejeted •
54 118. -94 70 D. 79 71 119 95 P-' 104 96 72 120 B 129 150 143 136 C
55 119 95 71 C 80 72 120 96>^ B 105 97 73 121 B 130 123 144 137 D
56 120 96 72 D 81 73 121 97 C 106 98 74 122 A: ■ 131 124 145 138 C
57 121 -97 ^^73 ^B 82." 74 122 98 A ^ 107 99 75 51; B. 132 125 146. 139 B
58 122 98 74 B 83 75 51 99 ' C 108 100 76 52 n 133 126 147^ 140 B
59 51 99 75 A:,/, ->84 76 52 100 C 109 101. ;.77: 53 B 134 127 148 141
60 52 100, ^-76 A ^ '85 77 53 101 B • ..110 102 78 54 B 135 128 149 142 = -B
61 53 101 77 . B 86 78 54 102 A 111 103 79 55 c 136 129 150 143 D
62 54 102 78 D 87 79 55 103 G- 112 104. 80 56 c 137 130 123 -144 ,A
63 55 103 79 A .- 88 80 56 104 D 113 105 81 57 c. 138 131 124 145 ■ C ;,
64 56 104 80 -A - "89 81 57 105 B 114 106 82' 58 D 139 132 125 146 D.
65 57 105 81 D 90 82 58 106 A 115 107 83 59 B 140 133 126 147 c
66 58 106 82 B 91 83 59 107 D 116 108 84 60 B 141 134 127 148 B
67 59 107 83 B 92 84 60 -108 A,D 117 109 85 61 A 142 135 128 149 A
68 60 108 84 B 93 85 61 109 C 118 110 86 62 B 143 136 129 150 C
69 61 109 85 A 94 86 62 110 Deleted 119 111 87 63 D 144 = 137 130 123 C
70 62 110 86 A 95 87 63 111 A 120 112 88 64 B 145 138 131 124 C
71 63 111 87 B 96 88 64 112 C 121 113 89 65 A 146 139 132 125 D
72 64 112 88 c - 97 89 65 113 A 122 114 90 66 B 147 140 133 126 B
73 65 113 89 ,B 98 90 66 114 B 123 144 1371■ 130 C 148 141 134 127 D
74 66 114 90 B' 99 91 67 115 C 124 145 138 131 B 149 142 135 128 C
75 67 115 91 B 100 92 68 116 A 125 146 139 132 B 150 143 136 129 A
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Marathi -code-19 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key
51 131 111 91 B 76 56 136 116 A 101 61 141 B 126 106 86 66 D
52 132 112 92 B- 77 57 137 117 D 102 82 62 142 A 127 107 87 67 C
53. il33 113 93 A 78 58 138 118 ;v-C 103 83 63 143 C ^ ■128 108 88 68 A
54 134 114 94 C 79 59 139 119 D 104 84 -64 144 D 129 109 89 .69 C
55 135 115 95 . B SO 60 140 120 A 105 V.85 65 145 D 130 110 90 70 C
56 136 116. '96 B. 81 61 141 121 C .:106 86 66 146 C 131 111 91 71 D
57 137. ^117 97 D .. 82 62 142 122 ..A- 107 87 67 147 D 132 . - 112 92 72 •
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58 138 118 98 A. 83 63 143 123 c 108 88 68 148 A 133 113 93 73 C
59. = 139 119 99 C 84 64 144 124 B 109 89 69 149 B .T , 134 114 94 74 D
60 140 120 100 >.A 85 -65 145 125 D 110 90 70 . 150 A 135 115 95 75 A
61 141 121 101 C 86 66 146 126 A 111 91 71 51 A 136 116 96 76 C
62 142 122 102 D 7< 87 67 147 127 D 112 92 72 52 B 137 117 97 77 A
63 143 123 103 A 88 68 148 128 ■ A 113 93 73 53 C 138 118 98 78 D
64 ■144 124 104 C 89 69 149 129 . D 114 94 74 54 D 139 119 99 79 A
65 145 125 105 D 90 70 150 130 D 115 95 75 55 A 140 120 100 80 B
66 146 126 106 C 91 71 51 131 B 116 96 76 56 B 141 121 101 81 C
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67 147 127 107 C 92 72 52 132 D 117 97 77 57 C 142 122 =102 82 D
68 148 128 108 B 93 73 53 133 C 118 98 78 58 B 143 123 103 83 D
69 149 129 109 B 94 74 54 134 D 119 99 79 59 D 144 124 104 84 D
70 150 130 110 C 95 75 55 135 A 120 100 80 60 A 145 125 105 85 C
71 51 131 111 A 96 76 56 136 C 121 101 81 61 B 146 126 106 86 B
72 52 132 112 B 97 77 57 137 D 122 102 82 62 D 147 127 107 87 B
73 53 133 113 D 98 78 58 138 A 123 103 83 63 A 148 128 108 88 A
74 54 134 114 C 99 79 59 139 B .124 104 84 64 B 149 , 129 109 89 B
75 55 135 115 B 100 80 60 140 • A 125 105 85 65 A 150 130 110 90 D
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-Music -code-21Flnal Answerkey
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key
51 81 71 61 c. 76 66 56 86 A 101 91 ■131 111 D. 126 116 96 136 D-
52 82 72 62 D 77 67 57 87 A 102 92 132 112 B. 127 117 97 137 B
53 83 73 63 „ C 78 68 58 88 C . 103 93 133 113 C 128 118 98 138 A
B ..B- - D C
54 84 74 ""64 79 69 59 89 104 94 134 114 129 119 99 139
55 85 75 65 C 80 70 60 90 A 105 95 135 -^115 C 130 120 100 140 -C
56 86 76 66 A 81 71 61 51 A. 106 96 136 116 C 131 121 101 141 c
57 87 77 67 Bt' 82 72 62 52 D 107' 97 137 117 c- 132 122 102 142 B
58 88 78 68 C 83 73 63 53 B 108 98 138 '118 "D 133 123 103 143 "C
59 89 79 -69 D 84 74' 64 54 A- 109 99 139 119 D 134" 124 104 144 - D
60 90 80' io' C 85 75 65 55 110 100 140 120 D -135^ "125 105 145 A
61 •51- 81 71 D 86 76 66 56 B 111 101 141 121 A 136 126 106 146 A
62 52 82 72 A 87 77 67 57 B 112 102 142 122 D 137 127 107 147 B
63 53 83 73 B 88 78 68 58 - A 113 103 143 123 C 138 128 108 148 B
64 54 84 74
- ^'C 89 79 69 59 -A"- '114 104 144 124 B 139" 229' 109 149 A
65 55 85 75 B 90 80 70 60 C 115 105 145 125 D 140 130 - 110 150 D
66 56 86 76 B 91 141 121 101 A 116 106 146 126 B. 141 131 111 91 C'
67 57 87 77 B 92 142 122 102 C 117 107 147 127 D 142 132 112 92 A
68 58 88 78 D 93 143 123 103 B 118 ios" 148 128 B .. 143 133 113 ''93 B
69 59 89 79 B 94 144 124 104 B 119 109 149 129 C 144 134 114 94 D
70 60 90 SO C 95 145 125 105 B 120 110 150 130 C 145 135 115 95 B
71 61 51 81 C 96 146 126 106 A 121 111 91 131 B 146 136 116 96 A
72 62 52 82 C 97 147 127 107 B 122 112 92 132 C 147 137 117 97 A
73 63 53 83 D 98 148 128 108 B 123 113 93 133 C 148 138 118 98 C
74 64 54 84 C 99 149 129 109 A 124 114 94 134 D 149 139 119 99 B
75 65 55 85 D 100 150 130 110 D 125 115 95 135 C 150 140 120 100 C
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-Music -code-21Flnal Answerkey
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key
91 141 121 101 A 116 106 146 126 D 141 131 111 91 A
92 142 122 102 B 117 107 147 127 B 142 132 112 92 A
93 143 123 103 A 118 108 148 128 C 143 133 113 93 B ^.
94 144 124 104 - C 119 109 149 129 D - 144 134 114 94 D
95 .145 125 105 c. 120 110 . '150 130 B 145 135 115^ 95 A -
96 146 126 106 A 121 . Ill 91 131 A 146 136 116 96 D
97 147 127 107 A' 122 112 92 132 B 147, ■137 117 97 B
98 148 128 108 C 123 113 93 133 A • 148 138 118^ 98 A -
99 149 129 109 .- C 124 114 94 134 C 149 139 119 99 D
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100 150 130 110 ^ . ' D 125 115 95 - 135 150 140 120 100 D
101 91 131 111 D' 126 116 96 136 C
102 92 132 112 A 127 117 97 137 A
103 93 133 113 A- 128 118 98 138 D
104 94 134 114 -B ' 129 119 99 139 D-r - . — -
105 95 135 115 C 130 120 100 140 B -
106 96 136 116 C ^ 131 121 101 141 A
107 97 137 117 D 132 122 102 142 B
108 98 138 118 C ^ 133 123 103 143 A
109 99 139 119 A 134 124 104 144 C
110 100 140 120 A 135 125 105 145 D
111 101 141 121 B 136 126 106 146 C
112 102 142 122 A 137 127 107 147 B
113 103 143 123 C 138 128 108 148 B
114 104 144 124 A 139 129 109 149 C
115 105 145 125 D 140 130 110 150 B
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Performing Arts -code-22 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key A B C D Answer key
51 131 111 91 B 76 56 136 116 B 101 81 61 141 B. 126 106 86 66 A
52 132 112 92 D 77 57 137 117 B 102 82 62 142 P 127 107 87 67 D
53 133 113 93 78 58 138 118 C 103 83 -63^^ 143 C. 128 108 88 68
54.^ 134 114 94 A 79 59 139 119 .. B 104 84 64 144 B. 129 rl09 89 69 B
55 135 115 95 A 80 60 140 120 C 105 85 65 145 P- 130 110 90 70 A
56 136 116 96 A 81- -61 141 121 C 106 86 66 146 .-r'B- 131 111 91 71 D. ..4-
57 137 117 ,97 A.r r82 62 142 122 107 87 67, 147 C, 132 112 92 72 D.
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58 138 118 98 D .83 63 143 123 B 108 88 68 148 D 133 113 93 73 A-
59 139 119 99^ ? 84 64 144 124 B 109 -69 149 C 134 114 94 74 .'*4' 1
60 140 120 100 A 85 65 145 .125 B:. lid 90 70 150 D. 135 115 95 75 ■ c.
61 141 lii '101 D 86 66 146 126 B I'll 91 71 51 C. 136 lie 96 76 D
62* 142 122 102 ', c 87 67 147 127 ■ A'. 112 92 72 52 B 137- 117 97 77 -B.
63 143 123 103 A,J. 88 68 148 128 C 113 93^ 73 -53 C 138 118 98 78 .B
64 144 124 104 89 69 149 129 B 114 94 74- 54 B 139 119 99 79
65 145 125 105 B 90 70 150 130 B 115 95 75 55 A 140 120 100 80 c-
66 146 126 106 D, 91 71 51 131 B 116 96 76 56 B • 141 121 101 81 c .
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67 147 127 107 B 92 72 52 132 D 117 97 77 57 142 122 102 82 B
68 148 128 108 B. 93 73 53 133 A 118 98 78 58 D 143 123 103 83 A,
69 149 129 109 C 94 74 54 134 C 119 99 59 D 144 124 104 84 A
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70 150 130 110 C 95 75 55 135 C 120 100 80 60 B^ 145 125 105 85 C.
71 51 131 111 c 96 76 56 136 B 121 101 81 61 A 146 126 106 86 D
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72 52 132 112 c 97 77 57 137 B 122 102 82 62 B 147 127 107 87 C
73 53 133 113 B 98 78 58 138 A 123 103 83 63 C 148 128 108 88 A
74 54 134 114 A 99 79 59 139 A 124 104 84 64 B 149 129 109 89 B
75 55 135 115 B 100 80 60 140 D 125 105 85 65 A 150 130 110 90 A
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Philosophy -code-24 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key A B C D Answer Key
51 131 111 101 A 76 56 136 126 c 101 81 61 51 . c 126 106 86 76 D
52 132 112 102 D 77 57 137 127 A 102 82 62 52 D 127 107 87 77 C
53 133 -113 103 B. 78 58 138 128 103 83 63 53 D 128 108 fi88 78 B
54 134 114 104 C 79 59 139 129 D 104 84 64 54^. D 129 109 89 79 D.
B.- C B CO D
55 135 115 105 80 60 140 130 105 85 65' 55 130 110 90 80
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. 57 .137 1175 ^i07 C 82 62 142 132 .c 107 87 67 57 A 132 112 92'
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58 138 118. 108 A- 83 63 143 133 C 108 88 68 58 A 133 113 93 83 C
59^ >139 119 109 B 84 64 144 134 109 89 69 59 B 134 H4"94 84 D
60 146 120 110 D\. 85 65 145 135 - -B. 110 90 70- 60 B. 135 115 95 85 D
61 141 121 111 C. 86 66 146' 136 C 111 91 71 61 D 136 116 96 86 B
62 142 122 112 C- 87 67 147 137 .•.„D
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63 143 123 113 B 88 68 148 138 113 93 73 63 A 138 118 '98 B
64 144 rl24 114 A' 89 69 149 139 114 94 74 64 C 139 119 99 89 D
65 145 125 115 D 90 70 150 140 B 115 95 75 65 A 140 120 100 90 B
66 146 126 116 91 71 51 141 A .116 96 76 66 D 141 121 101 91 A
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67 147 127 117 ^j. B . 92 72 52 142 C 117 97' 77 67 C 142 122 102 92 -D ,
68 148 128 118 B 93 73 53 143 C 118 98 78 68 C 143 123 103 93 D
69 149 129 119 B' . 94 74 54 144 C 119 99 79 ^69 A 144 124 104 94 B
70 150 130 120 A 95 75 55 145 D 120 100 80 70 A 145 125 105 95 C
71 51 131 121 C 96 76 56 146 C 121 101 81 71 C 146 126 106 96 D
72 52 132 122 C 97 77 57 147 A 122 102 82 72 B 147 127 107 97 D
73 53 133 123 B 98 78 58 148 B 123 103 83 73 A 148 128 108 98 B
74 54 134 124 B 99 79 .59 149 B 124 104 84 74 D 149 129 109 . 99 A
75 55 135 125 B 100 80 60 150 A ■ 125 105 85 75 C 150 130 110 100 A
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Physical Education -code-25Final Answerkey
A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey
51 131 101 71 A 76 56 126 96 B 101 81 51 121 D . 126 106 76 146 B'
52 132 102 72 D 77 57 127 97 A 102 82 52 122 D 127 107 77 147 C
53 133 103 73 B 78 58 128 98 D 103 83 53 123 D- 128 108 78 148 . - D.
54 134 104 74 C 79 59 129 99 D- 104 84 54 124 C 129 109 79 149 A
55 135 105 75 D 80 60 130 ICO D. 105 85 55 125 C 130 110 80 150 C
56 136 106 76 D ; 81 61 131 101 c- 106 86 56 126 B 131 111 81 51 D
.57 137 107 77 ; .B 82 62 132 102 A-. 107 87 57 127 A. 132 112 82 52 A..V
58 138 108 78 83 63 133 103 ,B 108 88 58 128 A 133 113 83 53 D
59 139 -109: '79 B 84 64 134 104 C 409 89 59 129 A, 134 114 84 54
'SO 140 110 80 B- 85 65 135 105 A 110 90 60 130 D 135 115 85 55 C
61 141 111 81 A 86 66 136 106 G. 111 91 61 131 A. 136 116 86 56 A
62 142 .112 82 A' 87 67 i37 107 ■ D 112 92 62 132 B 137 117 87 57 C
63 143 113 83 A 88 68 138 108 A 113 93 63 133 A. 138 118 88 58 D.. ,
64 144 li4 84 P 89 69 139 109 A 114 94 64 134 B 139 119 89 59 . B
65 145 115 85 D. 90 70 140 110 D 115 95 65 135 D- 140 120 90 60 B
66 146 116 86 A 91 71 141 111 C 116 96 66 136 C 141 121 91 61 D
67 147 117 87 A 92 72 142 112 D. 117 97 67 137 D' 142 122 92 62 B
68 148 118 88 C 93 73 143 113 A 118 98 68 138 D 143 123 93 63 C
69 149 119 89 D 94 74 144 114 D. 119 99 69 139 B 144 124 94 64 D
70 150 120 90 A' 95 75 145 115 A 120 100 70 140 A 145 125 95 65 B
71 51 121 91 B 96 76 146 116 B - 121 101 71 141 A 146 126 96 66 C
72 52 122 92 A" 97 77 147 117 D 122 102 72 142 D 147 127 97 67 D
73 53 123 93 D- 98 78 148 118 A,- 123 103 73 143 C 148 128 98. 68 B
74 54 124 94 A 99 79 149 119 B 124 104 74 144 B 149 129 99 69 D
75 55 125 95 100 80 150 120 B 125 105 75 145 D 150 130 100 70 A
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Physical Science CODE 26 Final Answer Key
A B C D A/Key A B C D A/Key A B C D A/Key A B C D A/Key
51 121 101 71 B 76 ■146 126 96 B 101 71 51 121 C 126 96 ■76 146 c
52 122 102 72 D 77 147 127 97 6 102 72 52 122 D 127 97 77 147 B
53 123 103 73 C 78 148 128 98 c 103 73 53 123 D 128 98 78 148 D
54 124 104 74 . B 79 149 129 99 A 104 74 54 124 B 129 99 79 149 B
55 125 105 75 D 80 150 130 100 c 105 75 55 125 D 130 100 80 150 0
56 126 106 76 B 81 51 131 101 c 106 76 56 126 c 131 101 81 51 A
57 127 107 77 D 82 52 132 102 B 107 77 57 127 A 132 102 82 52 A
58 128 108 78 D 83 53 133 103 B 108 78 58 128 C 133 103 83 " 53 A
59 129 109 79 A 84 54 134 104 C,D 109 79 59 129 B 134 104 84 54 A
60 130 110 80 B 85 55 135 105 D 110 80 60 130 B 135 105 85 55 D
61 131 111 81 D 86 56 136 106 A 111 81 61 131 C 136 106 86 56 B
62 132 112 82 A 87 57 137 107 8 112 82 62 132 D 137 107 87 57 A
63 133 113 83 A 88 58 138 108 A 113 83 63 133 C 138 108 88 58 A
64 134 114 84 DELETE 89 59 139 109 c 114 84 64 134 D 139 109 89 59 A
65 135 115 85 B 90 60 140 110 D 115 85 65 135 C 140 110 90 60 A
66 136 116 86 A 91 61 141 111 6 116 86 66 136 C 141 111 91 61 A
67 137 117 87 D 92 62 142 112 C 117 87 67 137 c 142 112 92 62 C
68 138 118 88 A 93 63 143 113 c 118 88 68 138 B 143 113 93 63 A
69 139 119 89 C 94 64 144 114 B 119 89 69 139 C 144 114 94 64 ■ 0
70 140 120 90 c 95 65 145 115 A 120 90 70 140 B 145 115 95 65 B
71 141 121 91 B 96 66 146 116 8 121 91 71 141 A 146 116 96 66 D
72 142 122 92 C 97 67 147 117 C 122 92 72 142 C 147 117 97 67 B
73 143 123 93 B 98 68 148 118 A 123 93 73 143 C 148 118 98 68 D
74 144 124 94 D 99 69 149 119 B 124 94 74 144 D 149 119 99 69 C
75 145 125 95 C 100 70 150 120 D 125 95 75 145 C ISO 120 100 70 C
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Psychology CODE 28 Final Answer Key
R/P/P/11/2022
B,C,D
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R/P/P/S/II Public Administarion CODE 29
Final Answer Key
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Sanskrit-code-30Final Answerkey
A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey
51 111 91 71 A 76 136 116 96 A 101 61 141 121 B- 126 D
86 66 146
52 112 92 72 A 77 137 117 97 B 102 62 142 122 A 127 87 67 147 C
53 113 iJ93 73 A 78 138 118 98 103 63 143 123 C 128 88.,68^ 148 A
54 114 94 74 C 79- 139 119 99 A 104 64 144 124 - C 129 89 69 149 A
55 115 95 75 80 140 120 100 A. 105 65 145 125 D 130 90 70 150 D
56 116 96 76 81 141 121 101 B 106, 66 146 126 D 131 91 71 51 c
57 117 97:ni c 82 -142 .122 102 c 167' 67 147 127^ D. 132 92 72. :52' B
58 118 98 78 B ■ 83 143 123 103 B 108 68 148 128 B •133 93 53 D
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60 120 100 80 D t 85 145° 125 105 A 110 70 150 130 135 '95 75 55 B
61 121 101 81 C 86 146 126' ^106 C 111 71 51 131 B 136 96 76 56 A
62 122 102 82 D 87- 147 127 107- 112 72 52 132^ C - 137 -97i 77 C
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63 123 103 83 A 88 148 128 108 113 73 53 133 C 138 98 78' 58 D
64 124' 104 84 B 89 149 129 109 114 74 54 134 A A
139 99- "79 59
65 125 105 85 B 90 150 130 110 A 115 75 55 135 B 140 100 80 C
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66 126 106 86 C 91 51 131 111 C 116 76 56 136 D 141 101 81 .61 A
67 127 107 87 <.B • 92 52 132 112 D 117 77- 57 137 C 142 102 e.
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68 128 108 88 B 93 53 133 113 C 118 78 58 138 A 143 103 83 A
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69 129 109 89 C. "94 54 134 114 B 119 79 59 139 B 144 104 84 64 B
70 130 110 90 C 95 55 135 115 C 120 80 60 140 C 145 105 85 c
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71 131 111 91 c 96 56 136 116 C 121 81 61 141 B 146 106 86 66 A
72 132 112 92 c 97 57 137 117 B 122 82 62 142 C 147 107 87 B
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73 133 113 93 D 98 58 138 118 C 123 83 63 143 C A
148 108 88 68
74 134 114. 94 A 99 59 139 119 A 124 84 64 144 A 149 109 D
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75 135 115 95 100 60 140 120 B ■ 125 85 65 145 C 150 110 90 70 A
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Sanskrit Traditional subjects -code-31Final Answerkey
A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey
51 131 101 71 c 76 56 126 96 .c 101 81 51 121 c 126 106 76 146 B
52 132 102 72 B 77 57 127 97 B 102 82 52 122 A 127 107 77 147 B
53 133 103 ?i73 A 78 58 128 98 B .103 83 53 123 B 128 108 78 148: ,.1 B
54 134 104 74 B 79 59. 129 99 C 104 84 54 124 D,.. 129 109 79 149 D
55 135 105 75 C 80 60 130 100 B 105 85 55 125 A 130 110 80 150 D
56 136 106 76 B^^ 81 61 131 101 D 106 86 56' 126 C 131 111 81 51 B
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59 139 id&< ; 79 B 84 64 134 104 a09 89 59 129 A 134 114 B
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60 140 110 80 A 85 j65 135 105 110 90 60 130 xB 135 115 85 55 D
6i' 141 111 81 B 86 66 136 106 A 111 91 61 131 C 136 116 86 56 B
62 142 112 82 B 87 67' 137 107 D. 112 92 62 132 B: - 137 117 87 57 B
63 143 ii3 A 88 68 138 108 C ; 113 93 63 133 D 138 118 88 58 .■ c
64 144 ii4 -)84 C 89 69 139 109 c ■ "114 94 64 134 A 139 119 89 59 ; B
65 145 115 85 A 90 70 140 110 D 115 95 65 135 B 140 120 90 D
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66 146 116 86 A 91 71 141 111 D 116 96 66 136 D 141 121 91 61 D
67 147 117 87 B- 92 72 142 112 B 117 97 67 137 A 142 122 92 62 C
68 148 118 88 D 93 73 143 113 A 118 98 68 138 C 143 123 93 C
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69 149 119 89 A 94 74 144 114 D 119 99 69 139 ^A 144 124 94 64 B
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70 150 120 90 C 95 75 145 115 B 120 100 70 140 D 145 125 95 65 A
71 51 121 91 B 96 76 146 116 C 121 101 71 141 C 146 126 96 66 B
72 52 122 92 B 97 77 147 117 C 122 102 72 142 A 147 127 97 C
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73 53 123 93 B 98 78 148 118 .B 123 103 73 143 A 148 128. 98 68 B
74 54 124 94 D 99 79 149 119 D' 124 104 74 144 D 149 129 99 69 _D
75 55 125 95 C 100 80 150 120 D 125 105 75 145 A 150 130 100 70 B
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Social Work -code-32 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey
51 131 111 81 c 76 56 136 106 B 101 81 61 131 A 126 106 86 56 D
52 132 112 82 A 77 57 137 107 A 102 82 62 132 C 127 107 87 57 C
53 133 113 ^83 B 78 58 138 108 403 83 63 133 C 128 108 -58 A
54 134 114 84 A 79 59 139 109 C 104 84 64 134 A 129 109 89 59 B
55 135 115 85 D 80 60 140 110 A 105 85 65 . 135 D 130 110 90 60 B
56 136 116 86 .Q- 81 61 141 111 A 106 86 '66 136 B 131 111 91OC 61
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.57 137 117 .87i^ - D 82 62 142 112 B 107i- *87 67 137 C 132 112 . 92 .62' C
58 138 118 88 C S3 63 143 .113 D' 108 88 68 138 B 433 113 93 63. D
59 139: 119 89 D 84 64 144 114 109 89 69 139 D 134 114;;94 64 A
A :A - C D
60 140' 12d 90 85^ 65 145 115 110 90 70 140 135 115 95 65
61 141 121 91 A 86 66 146 116 B 111 91 71 141 A 136 116 96 66 D
62 142 122 92 A 87 67 147 117 B.. 112 92 72 142 , A 137 117- ^97 67 B
63 143 123 93 A 88 68 148 118 A 113 93 73 143 C 138 118 -98 68 B
64 144 124 !94 D 89 69 149 119 B--. 114 94 74 144 A 139 119 "99^ 69 D
65 145 125 95 C 90 70 150 120 D 115 95 75 145 B 140 120 100 70 C
66 146 126 96 C 91 71 51 121 A 116 96 76 146 B 141 121 101 71 B
67 147 127 97 D 92 72 52 122 C 117 97 77 147 A 142 122 102 72 A .
68 148 128 98 C 93 73 53 123 A 118 98 78 148 D 143 123 103 73 C
69 149 129 99 B 94 ' 74 54 124 D 119 99 79 149 A 144 124 104 74 B
70 150 130 100 C 95 75 55 125 C 120 100 80 150 C 145 125 105 75 A
71 51 131 101 D 96 76 56 126 A 121 101 81 51 B 146 126 106 76 B
72 52 132 102 A 97 77 57 127 D 122 102 82 52 A 147 127 107 77 D
73 53 133 103 A 98 78 58 128 A 123 103 83 53 D 148 128 108 78 B
74 54 134 104 B 99 79 59 , 129 D 124. 104 84 54 C 149 129 109 79 D
75 55 135 105 C 100 80 60 130 D 125 105 85 55 D 150 130 110 80 B ^
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Sociology -code-33 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey
51 131 111 81 B 76 56 136 106 . D 101 81 61 131 c 126 106 86 56 A
52 132 112 82 B 77 57 137 107 A 102 82 62 132 A 127 107 87 57 B
53- -133' 113 83 C 78 58 138 108. 103 83 63 133 C 128 108 58 C
54 134 114 84 C .79 59 139 109 C 104 84 64 134 B 129 109 89 59 C
55 135 115 85 ..c 80 60 140 110 D 105 85 65 135 C 130 110 90 60 A
56 136 116 .86 B 81 61 141 111 C 106 86 66 136 D 131 111 91 61 , A
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57. 137 •117 87 D 82 62 142 112 B<1.> 107 87 67 137 D. 132 112 921:62 C
58 138 118 88 C ' 83 63 143 113 C 108 88 68 138 a . 133 113 93 63 B
.59^ -■139 119 89 C 84 64 144 114: ,4 A 109 89 69 139 A 134 114 94 64 B
'60 140 120 90 85 -65 145 115 A 110 90 70 140 .. c 135 115 95 65 D
61 141 121 91 C 86 66 146 116 C 111 91 71 141 B ■ 136 116 96 66 B
.62 142 122 92 C 67 147 117: D 112 92 72 142 A 137 117 97 67 D
63 143' 123 93 C oo
88 68 148 118 113 A C
IX 93 73 143 138 118 98- 68
64"^ 144 124 94 B 89 69 149 119 114 94 74 144 A 139 119' ■99 69 B
65 145 125 95 B 90 70 150 120 B 115 95 75 145 C 140 120 100 70 A
66 146 126 96 B 91 71 51 121 C 116 96 76 146 C 141 121 101 71 D
67 147 127 97
- D 92 72 52 122 D li7 97 77 147 D 142 122 102 72 - G
68 148 128 98 B 93 73 53 123 D 118 98 78 148 A 143 123 103 73 A
69 149 129 99 D . 94 74 54 124 A 119 99 79 149 D 144 124 104 74 B
70 150 130 100 C 95 75 55 125 C 120 100 80 150 B 145 125 105 75 D
71 51 131 101 B 96 76 56 126 D 121 101 81 51 A 146 126 106 76 B
72 52 132 102 A 97 77 57 127 B . 122 102 82 52 B 147 127 107 77 B
73 53 133 103 B 98 78 58 128 C 123 103 83 53 A 148 128 108 78 A
74 54 134 104 C 99 79 59 129 A . 124 104 84 54 A 149 129 109 . 79 D
75 55 135 105 C 100 80 60 130 C 125 105 85 55 A 150 130 110 80 B
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Urdu -code-34 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey
51 131 111 81 B 76 56 136 106 B 101 81 61 131 c 126 106 86 56 B
52 132 112 82 C 77 57 137 107 B 102 82 62 132 c 127 107 87 57 B
53 133 .113^ ^83 B 78 58 138 108 D . 103 83 63 133 D 128 108 ■58 C
54 134 114 84 C 79 59 139 109 A 104 84 64 134 129 109 89 59 A
55 135 115 85 A .80 60 140 110 B 105 85 65 135 C 130 110 90 60 D
56 136 116 86 -D 81 61 141 111 C 106 86 -':66 136 A 131 111 91 61 Pi-
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. 57. 137 117 cS7 • C 82 62 142 S12 B _ 107 87 67 137 B 132 112 92 62 A
58 138 118 88 A 83 63 143 113 C 108 88 68 138 D 133 113 93 63 . B
59 139 A19 89 D 84 64 144 114 ;i09 89 69 139 C 134 114; 694. : 64 C
60 140 120 90 D 85 65 145 115 C ~ 110 90 70 140 A 135 115 95 65 B
61> 141 121 91 A 86 66 146 116 . D 111 91 71 141 C 136 116 96 66 A
' 62 142 122 92 C 87 67 147 117 B.,. 112 92 72 142 A 137 117. .97 67 D
63 143 123- '93 D 88 68 148 118 B.~ 113 93 73 143 D 138 118 98 68 C
64 144 124: 94 B 89 69 149 119 C - 114 94 74 144 C 139 119 99- 69 A
65 145 125 95 A 90 70 150 120 C 115 95 75 145 B 140 120 100 70 B
66 146 126 96 D 91 71 51 121 B 116 96 76 146 A 141 121 101 71 B
67 147 127 97 •B -■ 92 72 52 122 C 117 97 77 147 D 142 122 102 72 A- -1
68 148 128 98 A 93 73 53 123 A 118 98 78 148 B 143 123 103 73 B
69 149 129 99 A 94 74 54 124 D 119 99 79 149 A 144 124 104 74 A
70 150 130 100 D 95 75 55 125 B 120 100 80 150 C 145 125 105 75 B
71 51 131 101 B 96 76 56 126 A 121 101 81 51 D 146 126 106 76 C
72 52 132 102 C 97 77 57 127 B 122 102 82 52 C 147 127 107 77 A
73: 53 133 103 A 98 78 58 128 z B 123 103 83 53 A 148 128 108 78 B
74 54 134 104 A 99 79 59 129 C 124. 104 .84 54 B 149 129 109 79
75 55 135" 105 B 100 80 60 130 B 125 105 85 55 B 150 130 110 80 B
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Visual Arts -code-35 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey
51 131 101 91 c 76 56 126 116 A 101 81 51 141 A 126 106 76 66 A
52 132 102 92 B 77 57 127 117 A 102 82 52 142 A 127 107 77 67 B
53 133 103. ^93' D 78 58 128 118 B 103^ -83 53 143 C 128 108 78 6Bs ?- A
54 134 104 94 B 79 59 129 119 A 104 84 54 144 C , 129 109 79 69 C
55 135 105 95 C 80 60 130 120 D 105 85 55 145 A 130 110 80 70 D
56 136 106 96 D.. 81 61 131 121 A 106 86 56: 146 C 131 111 81 71 C
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57. 137 107 97. 82 62 132 122. A, 107 87. 57 147 D 132 112 82 72
58 138 108 98 A 83 63 133 123 c. 108 88 58 148 A 133 113 83 73 A
59 139 109:- e'99 D 84 64 134 124 :-109, 89 59 149 C 134 114 B
.60 140 110 loo B 85 65 135 125 D - 110 90 60 150 C 135 115 85 75" A
61 141 111 101 C 86 66 136 126 A 111 91 61 51 D 136 116 86 76 D
62~ 142 112: 102 B 87 67 137 127 - D 112 92 62 52 B 137 117 87 -77 A
63 143 113 103 D 88 68 138 128 B 113 93 63 53 A 138 118 88 78 ., c
64 144 lie 104 A 89 69 139 129 B lie 94 64 54 C 139 119 89 79 U' A
65 145 115 105 D 90 70 140 130 D 115 95 65 55 A 140 120 90 80 B
66 146 116 106 A 91 71 141 131 B 116 96 66 56 B 141 121 91 81 A
67 147 117 107 A" 92 72 142 132 A 117 97 67 57 D 142 122 92 82 B
68 148 118 108 A 93 73 143 133 D 118 98 68 58 C 143 123 93 83 C
69 149 119 109 A 94 74 144 134 A 119 99 69 59 A 144 124 94 84 A
70 150 120 110 C 95 75 145 135 C 120 100 70 60 A 145 125 95 85 C
71 51 121 111 B 96 76 146 136 C 121 101 71 61 A 146 126 96 86 A
72 52 122 112 A 97 77 147 137 c 122 102 72 62 A 147 127 97 87 B
73 53 123 113 A 98 78 148 138 c 123 103 73 63 B 148 128 88 88 A
74 54 124 114 B 99 79 149 139 A 124 104 74 64 D 149 129 99 89 A
75 55 125 115 D 100 80 150 140 C 125 105 75 65 D 150 130 100 90 - B
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Yoga -code-36 Final Answerkey
A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey A B C D Answerkey
51 131- 101 71 c 76 56 126 96 A 101 81 51 121 B 126 106 76 146 A .
52 132 102 72 B 77 57 127 97 A 102 82 52 122 C 127 107 77 147 C
i;53- 133 103 73 C 78 58 128'. ■3S A 103 83 53 123 C 128- 108 78 148 A
54 134 104 74 79 59 129 99 C 104 84 54 124 C 129 109 79 149 c,..
55 135 105 .75 C 80 60 130 100 A 105 85 55 125 B 130 110 80 150 C
56 136 106 76 A 81 61 131 101 106 86 56 126 B 131 111 81" 51 B
57. il37 107 77 B 82 62 132 102;
j v' B 107 87 57 127 A 132.. 112 82 52 A
58 138 108 78 ' C 83 63 133 103 A 108 88 58 128 B 133 113 83 53 D
:^59 139 109 79 B 84 64 -134. ilOA D 109 89 59 129 .134 114 84 54 B
60 140 110 SO; C .85 65 135 105 C 110 90 60 .130 D 135 115 85 55 : C
61 141 111 81 A 86 66 136 106 B 111 91 61 131 -..B 136 116 86 56 C
62 142 112 82 -.A- 87 67 137 107 C 112 92^ 62 132 D^ 137 117 87 57 A,.
63^ '143 113 83 C 88 68 138 108 A 113 93 63 133 B V 138 118 88 58 B
-64 144 114 84 B 89 69 139 >109 B 114 94 64 134 D 139 119 89 59 A
65 145 115 85 D 90 70 140 110 C 115 95 65 135 B 140 120 90 60 B
66 146 116 86. C 91 71 141 111 B 116 96 66 136 D 141 121 91 61 A
67 147 117 87 B 92 72 142 112 D" -117 97 67 137 D 142 122 92 62 C
68 148 118 88 D 93 73 143 113 C 118 98 68 138 A 143 123 93 63 D
69 149 119 89 D 94 74 144 114 D 119 •99 69 139 C 144 124 94 64 . C
70 150 120 90 C 95 75 145 115 B 120 100 70 140 B 145 125 95 65 D
71 51 121 91 B 96 76 146 116 C 121 101 71 141 C 146 126 96 66 A
72 52 122 92 C 97 77 147 117 A 122 102 72 142 D 147 127 97 67 B
73 53 123 93 D 98 78 148 118 C 123 103 73 143 .'P 148 128 98 68 D
74 .54 124 94 A 99 79 149 119 B 124 104 74 144 C 149 129 99 69 D
75 55 125 95 B 100 80 150 120 B 125 105 75 145 B 150 130 100 70 BPage 1 of 44
Source: Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission. Question paper published by Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission.