MP SET 2024: State Eligibility Test, Philosophy
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Subject-PHILOSOPHY
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51. ^ ^ 51. "In the organic system, of cosmos 'Rta' is
^ ^Ri=ti Rh^I'A "I", ■ A' ^\h the dynamic moral principle of 'Sat' and
^^ 1wif ^ serves as the principle of the Prakrti
^TTdt ti l" PHHRrlRsicl t* (nature outside) and of the human intellect
(Buddhi) as well." This statement is true in
f^ ^t ?
the context of which one of the following ?
(A)
1 (A) Samkhya- Yoga
(B) (B) Jain-Bauddha
(C) (C) Veda- Upanisad
(D) ^ (D) Nyaya Vaise§ika
52. Pi*^iT^ci fq=hcrHT t* Hnai t "% 52. Which one of the following sets accept
t ? that the Vedas are ' Apauruseya' ?
(A) (A) Mimosa -Advaitavedanta
(B) (B) Nyaya-Vaisesika
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(C) (C) Sainkhya-Yoga
(D) ^ (D) None of the above
53. "^n^-^^fRT ^ 3T^ ft«2TT t .1 53. Fpr ^ankara-Ved^ta the world is false
^ 3T3^?R tefffer ■^, (Mithya). Which one of the following is
the meaning of the term 'Mithya'
sraf ^ t ?
according to S^ara ?
(A) ^
(A) Real
(B) STOji; • (B) Unreal
(C) ^^ (C) Both Real and Unreal
(D) aij^iWfN (D) Indescribable
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58. tHeTH Chilly, : 58. Match List I and List II :
ListI List II
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(a) (1) rc^MildbsMlPd (a) Nyaya-Vai^e§ika (1) Viparitakhyati
(b) cfeHlRel ^ (2) ^T^sqrfd (b) Kumarila Bhatta (2) Akhyati
(c) (3) (c) Ramanuja (3) Anyathakhyati
(d) (4) ^dteijlPd Prabhakara (4) Salkhyati
(a) (b) (c) (a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) (4) (2) (3) (A) (4) (2) (3) (1)
(B) (3) (1) (2) (B) (3) (1) (2) (4)
(C) (3) (1) (4) (C) (3) (1) (4) (2)
(D) (2) (1) (4) (D).(2) .(1) (4) (3)
^ <\;!M ^ 'sra 59. According to Jain Philosophy, after the
5lld sfk RhPs ^ -^lldl accomplishment of right faith, right
t eft ^^ 31^ knowledge and right conduct the influx
of fresh K^mic matter is blocked. That
t I ^ ^^ t ? state is called :
(A) (B) ^ (A) Asrava (®) Bandha
(C) ^ (D) (C) Samvar (D) Nirjara
60. ^ 375^ '^Fle^ sfR yftg ^ 60. According to Rain^uja the world
^ ^87 -^IT^ t : (Jagat) and the creature (Jiva) are related
(A) STHfrft to Brahma :
(A) Whole and parts
(B) alk ^ (iniM)
(B) Cause and effect
(C) afk "3^
(C) God and his creation
(D) "3^1^ ^ ^ ■3^* (D) None of the above
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64. ^ 31^;^ 'wr ^ 64. According to Immanuel Kant, this
oqici^iRch ^'^ioqai ^ "fcTt^ Hi-^ai supposition is mandatory for the practical
3lfeFf ^ t : possibility of the 'highest good' :
(A) ^3TCT ^ (A) Irmate virtues of the soul
(B) 37T?RT ^ ^H<ai (B) Immortality of the soul
(C) ^TTcqr ^ liH<Nd<ui (C) Re-incamation of the soul
(D) 3^™ ^ SRT^^T (D) Intuition of the soul
65. Ito ^r#i^ ^ ^ 1^ 65. Which modern western philosopher
*V^ 31^'^ WI^ ^ ^ asserts that 'nothing can be like an idea,
"q;^ 31?^ ? but an idea' ?
(A) R^'il^i (B) (A) Spinoza (B) Berkeley ,
(C) eUff^ (D) (C) Leibnitz (D) Hume
66. PiMHrlfed ^ 66. Which of the following laws of association
tfe ^ ^1dil< ■^* ^ ? is not accepted by David Hume ?
(A) (A) Association of Resemblance .
(B). W^ . (B) Association of Contiguity
(C) c6|44iKui (C) Association of Causation
(D) (D) Association of Identity
67. ctiiui 3T5^ ' ^iw' 67.' According to Immanuel Kant, 'Space and
f : time' are :
(A) ^81T«f (A) Realities
(B) Things existing for them selves
(B) W: "^RI^
(C) Qualities or relations belonging to
(C) ^4* ^ TF «T8RT things '
(D) #5:4f ^ aTOR 3T8M ^ (D) Forms or functions of the senses
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68. ^^ 68. According to Hegel, the 'Absolute mind'
^ "^f 3^17^ ^ 3727^ ^ expresses its essence or truth in
37f^75q^ cf^ % : philosophy as :
(A) 37^V ^ ■aTTTO (A) Forms of intuition
(B) 1?^ 3727^ ^ 37t™ (B) Forms of presentation or imagination
(C) ^ cnf¥^ 7?^ (C) Pure logical concept
(D) (D) Transcendental concept
69. ^ ^ ^ 69. The problem of the nature of the world
-■^ W t, iTT^ "^TF ^ is handled by Spinoza like it is a
^ ^ : problem of this field :
(A) V^ (A) Art and Aesthetics
(B) (B) Arithmetic
(C) (C) Geometry
(D) *i77fuM (D) Algebra
70. WTFT Wrf ^ ^ OT 70. Berkeley's 'rejection of abstract ideas' in
'37^ 37^' ^ W iteW ^ favour of general ideas shows a
"sfF "3^ yRi«i.&ai ^ t : commitment to this position :
(A) MiRi=6^Kl (A) Materialistic position
(B) (B) Realistic position
(C) HIHclKl (C) Nominalist position
(D) 372ffOTT^ (D) Pragmatic position
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71. ^ ^ 71. Choose the option with correct meaning
^ : under Brahmavihara :
(A) -"^^^ ^ (A) Maitri - Affectionate feeling is
■^i?T ^TMl t" i called Maitri.
(B) ^ -^aiH ^ ^ (B) Karuna - Experience of Joy
3T5^ I istead of displeasure.
(C) "gf^ - ^ ^ (C) Mudita - Affectionate feeling is
gf^ai ■^n?II f I called Mudita.
(D) - 3iMHH ^ (D) Upeksha - Special attachment
XFT 1 towards support.
72. Md'^^Pd ^ 3T^ -qW ^ *3Tf^ 72. Consider regarding 'Ahimsa and Santosh'
13^* ^ : in Patanjali Ashtanga Yoga :
(1) 3Tf^ 3rf^ ^ rsb^l4idl- . (1) On being establisihed Ahimsa the
fruit of action will manifest.
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(2) Established in contentment Supreme
(2) ^ aig^R i happiness evolves.
(3) 3Tf^ -^f -Slta fd<=bd^dl ^ W (3) On being established in Ahimsa
t I hostility not present in one's vicinity.
(4) "SrRra tOTTWT- (4) On being established in Santosh,
I fruit of action will manifest.
Codes :
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(A) ^ (2) ^ t -g^' (1), (3), (A) Only (2) is correct and (1), (3), (4)
(4) "n^ "t are wrong
(B) (1) (2) f (B) Only (1) and (2) are correct
(C) (3) V^ (4) ^ t (C) Only (3) and (4) are correct
(D) Only (2) and (3) are correct
(D) (2) TT^* (3) t
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73. *37?t "^* 73. Consider the Purusartha in-'Atha-
"q^ I^TSfR : Trividha Duhkhaatyanta Nivrattiratyanta
(1) ^^^ TmsqqqfW <i(r^r^d t I Purusharthah' :
(2) ^ (1) It is mentioned in Sankhya Karika.
TT^* t I (2) Here in, Trividha Duhkha means
Aadhidaivik, Aadhibhautika and
(3) ^ t I Anandita.
(4) ^:'#* 3Tf^ (3) It is mentioned in Sankhyasutra.
STt^RI "3^4 ^iFT "t I (4) Here in 'Atyanta Nivratti from
Trividha Duhkha is said to be
Atyanta Purusartha.
Out of the above statements :
(A) (1), (2), (3), (4) ^f
(A) (1), (2), (3), (4) all are correct
(B) (1) (4)-^ f (B) (1) and (4) are correct
(C) (3) Tt^* (4) ^ t (C) (3) and (4) are correct
(D) (1), (2) (4) ^ t (D) (1), (2) and (4) are correct
74, 'Mandah Yogakshemat Preyah Vranita'-
Dull-witted people accept only Preya for
t 1 the sake of Yogakshema :
(A) ^ ^^ (A) This is not correct explanation of
Preya.
t I
(B) This is mentioned in Kathopanishad
(B) "q? 3m t ^«TT and is correct explanation of Preya.
■qft oqioqi t" I (C) This is mentioned in Shvetasvataro-
(C) "q? 3m t m panishad and is not the correct
explanation of Preya.
^ mm ^ t I
(D) This is mentioned in Ishavas-
(D) "^F ^t ^ . yopanishad and is correct
mm t I explanation of Preya.
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75. According to Shrimad-Bhagvad-Gita,
Sthitaprajna :
(1) ^ 31FT ■^* "^ it^ T^
t I (1) Remains satisfied within himself.
(2) "IPT ^ ^fPTRl" (2) Gives up all the desires of the
mind.
^Jl-S^l I
(3) Whose mind does not feel sad in
(3) I^TH^
sorrow, who has no attachement to
^f 1^R#i 3irafe ^ ^ '^,
happiness and who has given up
aflT ^ 1TTT f I
love, fear and anger.
Out of the above statements :
(A) (1), (2) V^ (3) ^ t (A) (1), (2) and (3) are correct
(B)' (1) v^ O) T{ii ^ -m (2) (B) Only (1) and (3) are correct and
t (2) is wrong
(C) ^ (2) ■^* (3) t (1) (C) Only (2) and (3) are correct and
"TT^ "I (1) is wrong
(D) ^ (1) 13;^* (2) ^ t TO (3) (D) Only (1) and (2) are correct and (3)
-rm t is wrong
76. ^ 76. According to Sarva-darsana-Sangrahakar
^ ^Tc^ "^f WT ^8FT ^ WT : select the true statement according to
Charvaka Philosophy :
/ (A) ^Ici^lci* '^*
(A) Yavajjivam Sukham Na Jeevat
(B) ^ "3^®? t"
(B) Kama is not the alone Purushartha
(C) 3T^ ^ ^iRriMiisl ■y.o ^
(C) Pleasures generated by Angavadi
■5^^ f Alinganadi is the only Purushartha
(D) ^ t (D) Shabda is Pramana
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77. ^ ^ 77. According to Umaswami's
Tattvarthasutra regarding Triratna :
(1) Ti^* (1) Samyak Darshan, Samyak Jnana
^ ^ iTFf t I and Samyak Dhyana are paths to
Moksha.
(2) Samyak Darshan, Samyak Jnana
"R^SJ TTFf f i and Samyak Charitra are the paths
to Moksha.
(3) ■H^'\ "t I
(3) Tattvartha-Shruddhanam is Samyak
(4) Hid^Rl3^^fi|HH: xr^ Darshha.
t ! (4) Mati-Shruti-avadhi-manah paryaya
and Kevala are knowledge.
In the above statements :
(A) (2) XT^ t "neTcT t
(A) Only (2) is correct and rest are
(B) ctiqci (2) (4) XT^ ^ wrong
t (B) Only (2) and (4) are correct, the rest
are wrong
(C) (2), (3) (4) t,
(C) Only (2), (3) and (4) are correct,
(1) "iFRr t (1) is wrong
(D) (2) -q^* (3) f, (3) " (D) Only (2) and (3) are correct, (3) and
TT^* (4) 7T^ t (4) are wrong
78. ^ ■^* ^^^qqiAFRT f" : 78. The incorrect statement regarding Rta is :
(A) M ^ ^ (A) Gods are not said to be the holders
"^rar "^iWT ""FIT "I I of Rta
(B) 1=^ t, ^ "^TtaH
(B) Indra says, Rta makes me poweful
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(C) Rta and Truths were bom from
(C) alk XF ^ ^
^ I Penance
(D) -tilqai W? cfn 41QH "I' I (D) Savita follows Truth
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79. 79. Match the correct pair : '
^ WW Vedic Tradition Jain Tradition
(1) Brahmacharyashrama (a) Shikshan Kaal
(1) (a) (Teaching Time)
(2) (b) WTTfwd^ (2) Grihasthashrama (b) Samayika-Charitra
(Topical Time)
(3)^Pm^^SFT (c)
(3) Vapaprasthashrama (c) Chhedopastha-
paniya Charitra
(4)iPTTH5m (d) (4) Sanyasashrama (d) Grihastha Dharma
(Household Dharma)
^: Codes :
(A) l-a,-2-b, 3-c, 4-d (A) 1-a, 2-b, 3-c. 4-d
(B) 1-a, 2-d, 3-c, 4-b (B) 1-a, 2-d, 3-c. 4-b
(C) 1-b, 2-c, 3-d. 4-a (C) 1-b, 2-c, 3-d. 4-a
(D) 1-aj 2-d, 3-b, 4-c (D) 1-a, 2-d, 3-b, 4-c
80. 80. According to Shatpath Brahman text
^feilPdr^d ; from the following explanations of
Debts:
(1) ^ ^ ^ ^^3Tf
■pRRt ^ 33k ^ "^pft ^klT (1) From Birth, one is indebted to
f I Gods. Rishis, Ancestors and
Humans.
(2) ^ t,. ■^.
wn ^ ^ t I (2) One who performs Havan (sacrifice),
he gets rid of debt of Gods
(3) ^ (^T«zm) t, ^ ■^Wf
^ t I (3) One who studies Vedas, he pays off
the debt of Rishis.
(4) ""JpIT cfil WHT (<icHRl)
t. 'sm^ % wn 1^ ii ^ (4) One who desires (procreates)
ti - progency his, debts to ancestors are
re-paid.
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Codes :
(A) (1), (2) ^ t (3),
(4) (A) Only (1), (2) are correct and (3). (4)
are incorrect
(B) (1), (2). (3) t
(4) "'W t (B) Only (1), (2), (3) are correct and
(4) is incorrect
(C) (2). (3), (4) ^ t-T^'.
(1) t (C) Only (2), (3), (4) are correct and
(1) is incorrect
(D) (1). (2). (3) (4) ^
(D) All (1), (2), (3) and (4) are correct
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81. Which one of the following is inconsistent
3;T^TO "t ? regarding postulates of morality ?
(A) *^4=ticrMim, I (A) These are hypotheses.
(B) "4 ^ t 1 (B) These are logically proved theories.
(C) Vim,^ ^ "RT^ ^ 1^ (C) These are not achieved from direct
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knowledge.
(D) MMdnI t I (D) These are practically mandatory.
82. 1JT ^ ^ "03^ 82. Which one is inconsistent regarding
3RTO -t ? 'Good' according to Moore ?
(A) t I (A) Good is inexplanable.
(B) t I (B) Good is non-natural.
(C) ^ t I (C) Good thing is indefinable.
(D) t I (D). Good'is epithetic.
83. t: 83. 'Be a person'-This statement belongs to :
(A) #T (A) T.H. Green
(B) Rh^Ri^ (B) H. Sidgwick
(C) ^ (C) F.H. Bradley
(D) '3i].-s«<r^y,4i. ^I'ld (D) GW.F. Hegel
84. ^ 1^ 84. Robert is punished not because he has
iFH % ^3^ ^ i^#R ^ stolen the sheep, but for others may not
■f^ ^ ^ H ^ ^ steal it-This statement entails which
^ Ri^t'd ^ ^ t ? theory of punishment ?
(A) yfddiKcil^ "Ri^IRT (A) Retributive theory
(B) Piq^liqi^ RnSJRI (B) Preventive theory
(C) M<m1-^4ic1k1 (C) Sadistic theory
(D) Ri^w (D) Reformative theory
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85. "gjSTT (A): ^^ 85. Assertion (A) : Human action be
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oqi^ll^cl 1^ t 1 explained in terms of purpose. j
(R): M'41^HcIK1 hIPcIJ^HW 1^ Reason (R) : In teleological ethics the
r
^^ mRuIIH ■% TR -Rl^ rightness of an action depends upon the
value of .consequences.
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Find the correct statements by using the
,"51^ ^ "^tR :
code given below :
(A) (A)cr8TT (R)"^' -^Ic^ t 3fk (R)
(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R)
(A) ^ ^ ^5qn§qT f I
is the correct explanation of (A).
(B) (A) ^S7T (R)#if #, TR^ (R) (B) BoA (A) and (R) are true but fR) is
(A)^ ^ t I not the correct explanation of (A).
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(C) (A) WT t -tR^ (R) 3RTRT t I (C) (A) is true but (R) is false.
(D) (A) '3RT?^ t tr;^ (R)-RRI t I (D) (A) is false but (R) is true.
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86. 1^* ^ ^ 1^ 86. Which one is not correct reg^ding
^ t ? 'GoodW?
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(A) ^ t™ t I (A). A good will is a good intention.
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(B) ^ "SKR ^ ^ i^«fe (B) It is a determined effort of produce
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TTOT t I a good result.
(C) ^ "^^T.w ^ (C) It is the only cause to produce a
t I
good result.
(0) 133?^ ^ ^ fi#T?r
(D) A good will issues in a good action.
t I
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87. 'W:^ PlHldfed : 87. Consider the following regarding Kant:
(A): 3Ttl^ ^ ife ^ Assertion (A): Categorised imparative
f^?qpT t I is the law of pure reason.
(R):^ t, Reason (R): It is such end which all
persons naturally wish.
^ ^ -^f iHwRiRsld In the context of these two statements
d^d U,=h "RtT "i^ ? which of the following is correct ?
(A) (A)Tr«^T (R)-^* W? t sk (R) (A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R)
(A)^ ^wir t I is the correct explanation of(A).
(B) (A) (R) ^ t, (R) (B) Both (A) and (R) are true but (R)
(A)^ t I is not the correct explanation of(A).
(C) (A)^ t, (R) 3TOc^ t 1 (C) (A) is true and (R) is false.
(D) (A) 3RT?q f, (R)^ t I (D) (A) is false and (R) is true.
88. 37%]lRriRsld ^ WldiK WT 88. Which one of the following holds that
t % "tfe ^-Nwt^^ t" ? "Moral language is prescriptive" ?
(A) -q.^. (A) A.J. Ayer
(B) 3TR.T37T. (B) R.M, Hare
(C) (C) C.L. Stevenson
(D) (D) Philippa Foot
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89. I ^ "^3^ II fHcriii Chilly. : 89. Match the List I with List II : '
^11 ListI List II
(a) (l)v;^. 31FR (a) Moral arguments (1) A.I. Ayer
are descriptive
(b) 'm\ (b) Moral language (2) C.L. Stevenson
Wl!llcH4> ^ t is prescriptive
(c) (3) (c) Moral argument (3) R.M. Hare
^t is emotive
(d) ^Rleti (4) (d) Moral argiunent (4) Philippa Foot
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^azncfl^ Wl ^ cannot be
cTS^ "=1^ neutral like factual
judgement
^^ "StR ^ Select correct answer using the code
; given below :
(a) (b) (c) (d) (a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) (4) (2) (3) (1) (A) (4) (2) (3) (1)
(B) (4) (3) (1) (2) (B) (4) (3) (1) (2)
(C) (2) (4) (3) (1) (C) (2) (4) (3) (1) •
(D) (2) (1) (4) (3) (D) (2) (1) (4) (3)
90. ^ qmi TTHni t ? 90. Who holds the sense of dignity in man ?
I
(A) (B) (A) Bentham (B) Buttler
(C) (D) ^.■^. (C) Kant (D) J.S. Mill
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91. ^ t: 91. 'Gulamgiri' of Jyotiba Phule is related to :
(A) <\^ciK ^ (A) Nationalism
(B) ^RTcIT 3fk ^n%l21T ^ ^ (B) End of the slavery and caste system
(C) ^ (C) Integral Yoga
(D) <iMii=kl (D) All of the above
92. 92. Who has discussed the inconsistencies of
^ MttM ^t ? Nationalism in his writings ?
(A) XTR^ (A) Dayanand Saraswati
(B) Xl^l^wJH (B) Radhakrishnan
(C) ifftx (C) Rabindranath Tagore
(D) R\^ (D) Mahatma Gandhi
93. "feXT ^I#T^ ^ XI*tH 93. Who has put the ideal of four Purusarthas
^ ferr ^ "3X^8^ ^ 3n^ x^^ t ? for holistic development of human beings ?
(A) ^tfen 3w^ (A) Maulana Azad
(B) (B) Deen Dayal Upadhyaya
(C) (C) Thiruvalluvar
(D) tm^^ST XFI (D) Manvendra Nath Roy
94. %XT XI#T^ ^ t 94. Who has said-"You have read Matra Devo
HiqW fMq^ql " Bhavah, Pitra Devo Bhavah. .but I say;
^^^ RR:, ^^ Daridra Devo Bhava, Muridi Devo Bhavah-
RR:-'^ it smr I R^ let these be your God, know that services
1^ ^ Rim t ? of these alone is the highest leli^on" ?
(A) x^ (A) Swami Vivekananda
(B) iTWOT "mtit (B) Mahatma Gandhi
(C) XTX^- (C) Dayananda Saraswati
(D) (D) Deen Dayal Upadhyaya
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95. ^ f: 95. The author of 'Darshanmala' book .is :
(A) ^ (A) Sri Aurobindo
(B) ^ (B) Narayan Guru
(C) (C) Mohammad Iqbal
(D) (D) Jyotiba Phule
96. ^ ^ STfTfcT ^<iiNl4 96. In his concept of Philosophy. K.C.
WK ■S^l'Rtch ""^cHT ^ W Bhattacharya talks about which four
t ? types of theoretic consciousness ?
(A) sih: (A) empirical, moral, objective and
transcendental consciousness
(B) WTTto, 37TcT{iTO (B) moral, social, subjective and
^ail objective consciousness
(C) 37T5«Tf^, 3Tl?qfTO C^TT (C) empirical, objective, subjective and
a^iEZTTf^) ?rs^T transcendental consciousness
(D) ci^pHi^ aTTcqfro, w?if^ a^ (D) objective, subjective, social and
■^nii religions consciousness
97. iwn tM ^ wimw feOT ^ ^ 97. Think about the following statements
PiMPcrir^d "MT feR a^k. regarding Mahatma Gandhi's notion of
^ ^ ani^iK RT 'ciTK ^iid Satyagraha and find out the correct
:
answer on the basis of these statements :
. (a) ^ ^ 3lf!T ^ t I
(a) It is holding fast to truth.
(b) ^ ^TSZT^ ^ MPidttH
t I (b) It is a method of conversion rather
(c) ^ "dR ^ *^"11 "'R arrtiiRo than a method of coersion.
11 (c) It is a based on hatred, not on love.
(d) RT arnniRci %
(d) It is based on love, not on hatred.
11
(A) (a) alk -(c) ■ (A) Only (a) and (c)
(B) <£qei (b), (c) a?k (d) (B) Only (b), (c) and (d)
I
(C) ^ (a), (b) afk (d) (C) Only (a), (b) and (d) 1
(D) (a) ark (b) (D) Only (a) and (b)
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98. rHHr^ndd ^ ^ 98. Wliich one of the following is not related
^ "=1^ t ? to Sri Aurobindo's philosophy ?
(A) Integral Humanism
(A) "^ra HUciciK
(B) Supermind
(B) 3Tf?mnF
(C) The divine life
(C) 1^
(D) st^Wrt "q;^* (D) Involution and evolution
99. Who has written the book, 'Satyarth
99. '"^IrJIT^f y^hivr
Prakash' ?
t ?
(A) Deen Dayal Upadhyaya
(A)
(B) wil (B) Swami Dayananda Sarswati
(C) Vivekananda
(C)
(D) Rabindranath Tagore
(D) tok
100. Which is not correct about the book
100. * Rt^=*^<<ri' ^
'Thirukkural' ?
t?
(A) 1^ f I (A) It was written by Thiruvalluvar.
(B) It is a free verse poetry.
(B) ^ ^ I
(C) ^ f^.'nf (C) It was originally written in Marathi
language.
t 1
(D) WTF^ t I (D) It is common ethical code.
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101. PimRtiRsjci nfcy, ari^ 101. Carefully read the following and then
^ TRUt "5^ choose the correct answer keeping the
^ WT : codes in mind :
^ TEK^f ifeqw ?H ^ The grounds of common sense
aiI?qR f : knowledge, with reference to Moore, are :
(i) JHIHM ^ (i) Universality of common sense
beliefs.
(ii) ^IFTRf ^ (ii) Negation of common sense belief
^qRfcl ^ 3lk ^ leads to pragmatic consideration.
t I
(iii) Common sense beliefs can be
(iii) W7PT iferor ^
analysed.
t I
(iv) Common sense beliefs are ultimate.
(iv) ^feror «Tf^ t i
(A) (i) and (ii) are true, (iii) and (iv) are
(A) (i) 4( (ii)^ t, (iii) aik (iy)
false
3RT?^ f*
(B) (i) and (iii) are true, (ii) and (iv) are
(B) (i) 3^: (iii)^ t, (ii) 3^ (iv)
ai^Tc^ f* false
(C) (i), (ii)^ (iv) f, (iii) 3?^ (C) (i), (ii) and (iv) are true, (iii) is
t false
(D) (i), (ii) 3^ (iii) t, (iv) 31^. (D) (i), (ii) and (iii) are true, (iv) is
t false •
102. 'eUfe 31^' -q^ McT fel 102. The term 'Logical Atomism' was coined
TM ^ 7 by :
(A) (B) T3^. (A) B. Russell ■ (B) L.Wittgenstein
(C) ■^. i (D) it.TTq7. ^?RH (C) GE. Moore (D) P.P. Strawson
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103. "q.^. ^ 103. 'A priori propositions' according to
: AJ. Ayer, are :
(A) 3Wfn^ WTFteJi •^K fi (A) based on inductive generalisation.
(B) ^ f 1 (B) empirically verifiable.
(C) "t I (C) analytical and tautological.
(D) fT^^ITcW f 1 (D) factual.
104. PlHrcrlRsid -^f ^ 104. Which of the following is not a condition
^ ^t ? required in the 'picture theory' ?
(A) -q^-TT^ ^ 31^^™ (A) One to one correspondence
(B) ^ 3™: (B) Form of representation
(C) "3^ ^ (C) Rules'of projection
(D) ^ 1^ (D) Rules of verification
105. TOfcT ■^* 105. The statement "The conect method in
Pi^^ltnRaci "^Wt : "3^ philosophy would really be the
a^RlRdd ^ ^ 3 ^ "^SITT^, 3l8^fc^ following; To say nothing except what
yi<J)[d4i ^ TtferPOT 37«lf^feT^ can be said, i.e., propositions of natural
^^ 3 ^", "q? sciences, i.e., something that has nothing
■^rsH- t I to do with philosophy" was made by :
(A) (B) <^ci (A) Wittgenstein (B) Russell
(C) 31^zr (D) (C) Ayer (D) Ryle
106. ^ 37^^, ^iriTjuf ^pM ^ 106. Characteristics of care (sorage) identified
M^. -t 1 by Heidegger are ;
(A) 3«%T, 3^ tnw (A) Facticity, Possibility and Fallenness
(B) Nothingness, Negation and Being
(B) sSR
(C) Authenticity, Inauthenticity and
(C) "amrtonr, ^rsFnteBT 3ik Facticity
(D) "^fer 131T, srk (D) Thrown, Anxiety and Mood
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107. ^ Hdli^HK IdMRiRsid 107. Which of the following is an example of
definite description, in accordance with
Russell's view ?
(A) '^' / *^*
(A) 'ThisV'That'
(B)
(B) Scott
(C) ^q<ei1 (C) Waverley
(D) ^ (D) The present Prince of England is
t handsome
108. "^#7 ^ t% fer 1^ 108. Camap maintains that the method that
^ 3mi "^T^ t, ^ f : can be meaningfully adopted by
philosophy is :
(A) RH<&l'd ^
(A) constructing a theory
(B) Pi^hiM ^ mRihisi ■^<11 (B) formulating a system
(C) cnf^ r^J^elNui ^ (C) method of logical analysis
(D) (D) hypothising postulates
109. 'f^ivfRPPt fM« 3;fni> '^" 109. The author of 'Philosophy and the Mirror
(rl<a=ti* '"f I of Nature' is
(A) (A) Marleau Ponty
(B) ^31^ ^f^TRT (B) Emmanuel Levinas
(C) (C) Richard Rorty
(D) (D) Soren Kierkegaard
no. 3T5^TR *-5081^ ^oiihIhi^i to 110. Who maintains that 'the way to
•q^^ ^ TTFf, fundamental ontology would be based on
(fqrfWiMf^T^) phenomenological anthropology ?
(TO^-3irt^qu|) "q^ 37T?^Tft^ f :
(A) Husserl (B) Heidegger
(A) (B) ^ntTK
(C) (D) ^ (C) Kierkegard (D) Sartre
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116. ^ PHHrdRsId ^ W 116. According to Kautilya, what among the
^ ^ "3^^' "4* ^ TT^ following is one of the four purposes of
t ? Dandaniti ?
(A) ^ {A) Promotion of cultural heritage
(B) "RSTTaif ^ (B) Presevation of religious practices
(C) 3TORT ^ "snf^^ (C) Acquisition of the unacquired
(D) ^qro "wf ^ (D) Expansion of trade routes
117. ^TRcfrzT -Hf^STR 117. What is the number of Fundamental
w t ? Rights in the Indian Constitution ?
(A) W (B) (A) Five (B) Six
(C) W (D) ^ (0) Seven (D) Nine
118. ^HHI'dcJK ^ 37^«TIOT PdHPdP^d ^ 118. The concept of Socialism is related to
t ? which of the following :?
(A) ^<M=tidlcil«\ (B) ^ "^TET^ (A) Anarchism (B) Class struggle
(C) ^lyMciK (D) (C) Imperialism (D) Colonialism
119. TWTT ^ WTTW PHHPdPteid 119. According to Mahatma Gandhi,
f^ WT ^ ?Tfel t ? Satyagraha is a power of which of the
following kinds ?
(A) Xroifte ijipKi
(A) Political Power
<B) 371^
(B) Soul Power
(C) VliORd) (C) Physical Power
(D)^ (D) Public Power
120. ^TdtJUdK ^ ^ t- ? 120. What is the key condition ■ of
Constitutionalism ?
(A) ?1RH ^ J^lPddilT m I - I
(A) Effective control over the arbitrary
(B) d)l4HlP^dil ^ ieiPdd'MT ^ powers of governance
(C) ^ ^'-dMd (B) Enhancing the powers of Execution
(D) «41^mfddil "^Tf^* ^ ^PdR^d (C) To manage the Divine order
(D) Ensure the powers of judiciary
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121. Plato was influnced by which theory of
human nature ?
(A) r^c^w (A) Utopian theory
(B) (B) Darwinian theory
(C) oqr^M^ Ph-si'^ (C) Professional theory
■ (D) teM (D) Pythagorian theory
122. rHMpHPsld Pi^crM "3:^ 122. Which of the following options, are the
^Pl=tiCtl HMl WcIT "I" ? foundations of liberal morality ?
(A) 3?k (A) Plurality and Justice
(B) afk ^ (B) Justice and Enlightenment
(C) ^ aitar (C) Enlightenment and Authority
(D) sfk a^feK (D) Purity and Authority
123. HKI^K ^ 123. Which category of feminism works for
the eradication of domination and elitism
"feT^ ^iRT ^? in all human relationship ?
(A) HKlciK (A) Radical feminism
(B) mRR^Pl*^! H1<1^K (B) Eco feminism
(C) "3^R^ 'lldqiS (C) Liberal feminism
(D) "^f <=til^ 'Iel (D) None of the above
124. WPR ^ it ."^ ^^ *^' ^ 124. From the'beginning man has named
"RfWnarf *a?R^' -ih P\mi "i" i himself the 'self and woman 'the other'.
^R!RT r=h^4il t ? Whose statement is this ?
(A) "^5^1 (A) Dorothy Kaufinaim
(B) 1%4^ f^STT (B) Simone De Beauvoir
(C) -ajPrl^i (C) Juliet Mitchell
(D) -sqiKn (D) Dworkin
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125. PiHi*n*>d ^ 'y.j^rcrid "q;^* ^ 125. Match the following and find out the
correct option :
(a) ^i1 Qlich
1 (1) (a) John Locke (1) The Social
1
i Contract
(b) Rousseau (2) The Second Sex
(b) (2)
(c) Simone de, (3) Leviathan
(c) RihIh ^ 1^371 (3) eircHJ,8PT
Beauvoir
(d) (4)
(d) Hobbes (4) Two Treaties of
•
Government
fqchtrM :
Option :
(A) a-2, b-3, c-4, d-1
(A) a-2, b-3, 0-4, d-1
(B) a-3, b-1, c-2, d-4 (B) a-3, b-1, c-2, d-4
(C) a-4, b-1, c-2, d-3 (C) a-4, b-1, c-2, d-3
(D) a-4, b-3, c-1, d-2 (D) a-4, b-3, c-1, d-2
126. ^ 3i^yHK 371^ '=hll'^ 126, What are the four cardinal virtues a ideal
state should possess as per Plato ?
(A) Honesty, Wisdom, Self-discipline,
(A) ife, 37T^-a73?TRR'^
and Justice
(B) Justice, Honesty, Integrity and
Benevolence
(B) 3WJ^ ak "RTtWR
(C) Wisdom, Courage, Self-discipline
and Justice
(C) ife; 37T^-3iiVimH 3fk ^.
(D) Compassion, Justice, Wisdom and
(D) ^ aTT^UCT Integrity '
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129. 129. The concepts of fairness promoted by
3iHr4 'SKI y-cjiRd Amartya Sen in place of international/
^ ^cifc|K>J|| ^ "^irTT Intersocietal and national justice theory is
^t ? known as :
(A) TI^ Mk\^ (A) National Particularism
(B) (B) Plural affiliation
(C) ^-d<fi^1<q ^«TT2f^ (C) International realism
(D) ■?TT^^fH=tidl (D) Grand Universalism
130. Rtd RhHiol'^i ^TR^i1c!R? i^ff^siflT ^ 130. Will Kymlicka has focused on which
oillMdi yfd^H ^ «Z(pr 1^ broad patterns of cultural diversity ?
t ? (A) Cultural diversity arises due to
(A) "^R^ifOT fcrf^OT previously incorporated self-
^ TRT ^nfiRf wnfM governing territoridly concentrated
cultures into a large stake.
^ t I (B) Cultural diversity aries from
(B) TiR^dOT a^oTO^sq^' - National minorities, - who
^ "?hit "I", ^ maintained themselves as distinct
* ■ I.
37^ ^ I societies.
I
(C) ^Hi^Pddi f^^mr (^Rki'id srk (C) Cultmal diversity aries from
\
MiRciiRch ar^RRT-"^ ^f I mdividual and family immigration.
(D) ^dt.-i . (D) All of the above |
I
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131.- STT^iTR^m 131. The deductive argument can have all true
37k f^r^ fm, premises and a false conclusion if:
I (A) The argument is sound
(A) f (B) The argument is invalid
(B) ■#?! 37^^ t (C) The argument is valid
(C) 1^7 ^!T t (D) The argument is neither valid nor
(D) ^ ^ eft t, "?t i invalid
132. PiHrcrin^d k* ^ 132. Which of the following is a correct
*^^7t S P t' ^ ^ t ? obversion of the categorical proposition,
*A11 S is P' ?
(A) ^ S 37-P t (A) No S.is non-P
(B) ^ S, P t (B) Some S is P
(C) ^ P, S t (C) No P is S
(D) ^ S 3T-P t (D) Some S is not non-P
133. iHHlcrlRsltl "k* "^ifeT 133. Given the syllogism :
■: All P are M; All S are M;
P, M i, S, M f, Therefore, All S are R
37^: ^ S, P t : Identify the fallacy:
(A) SToqT^ (A) Undistributed Middle
(B) 37Mk^ (B) Illicit Major
(C) aTfWkei (C). Illicit-Minor
(D) tf^T^ (D) Existential Fallacy
134. Pi^^f^Haei "k* ^ S, P 3^ 134. Which of the following describes the
S/P"^* t' ^ relationship between 'All S are P' and
t? 'Some S are not P' ?
(A) ^ZTMcft (B) (A) Contradictory (B) Contrary
(C) 37^-f^^ (D) '^m (C) Sub-contrary (D) Subaltern
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135. wwm Mwf ^ 135. In the traditional -square of opposition,
W7T =h^Qil^ t ? which two propositions are subcontraries ?
(A) A sik E (B) A sk O (A) A and E (B) A and O
(C) E 37k I (D) I 3i^ O (C) E andI (D) I and O
136. ~ p> ~ q 136. ~ ^ ~^
-P -P
:.~q 3TTTO t ? .*. ~ ^ is a valid form of
(A) 37^ (A) Modus tollens
(B) ""3^ 375T7H (B) Modus ponens
(C) ^ctiRrH^h (C) Disjunctive syllogism
(D) "5^7^ "k* ^ ^ (D) None of the above
137. 3^ "kk ^ TFnk? k* 137. Jack and Mack both did not go for the
I Wl" ^ ■g.'iiq graduate ceremony. Identify the correct
I symbolization.
(A) Jv~M (B) ~(J.M) (A) Jv-^M (B) ~(J . M)
(C) ~ J. ~ M (D) ~(JvM) (C) --J. ~M (D) ~(JvM)
138. ^BPTI^ ^ ^ (CX , FX) 138. The common cold is never , fatal
kFTfMw k k ^ ^JkcT (CX , FX). Identify the correct
I symbolization.
(A) (X)(FX=.CX) (A) (X)(FXz)CX)
(B) (X)(CX3-FX) (B) (5Q(CX=o--FX)
(C) (3X)(CX.FX) (C) (3X)(CX.FX)
(D) (X)t~CX3FX) (P) . (X)(rCXzDFX)
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139. frofefer 3TTWn^ 139. Which of the following statements is true
about inductive arguments ?
(A) ^ ^ ^ f^ I (A) They are either valid or invalid.
(B) "q^C^ (B) Their conclusions are probable
aTienw^' "gnr ■^* ^ but not guranteed by the
t I premises.
(C) ^ ^ Pit^iNT ^ wm (C) They offer conclusive proof of their
Ht^a "f I conclusions.
(D) Pl"*ft4 STt^TqTT^: 3Tr^K'=1|chH (D) The conclusion follows necessarily
^ t I from the premises.
140o ^ .. 140. 'There is no such thing as knowledge
371^ ^ "77^ I ^ which cannot be carried into practice, for
?R ^'WT '=T^t?'^'^^ such knowledge is really no knowledge at
^ W^lM I all ? Identify the fallacy committed.
(A) 'JiK'^Nl WiHlm^ (A) Hasty Generalization
(B) ^ (B) Petitio principi
(C) W TI^ (C) Complex question
(D) aT^lFfij^ (D) Ignoratio elenchi
141. "^f^' ^ t : 141. The concept of 'Baby Selling' is related to;
(A) 1^ "f^ q)f2*rii^^«;ii (A) In vitro Fertilization
(B) ^rIM (^87HN^ "HI^) ^ (B) Surrogacy
(C) (C) Cloning
(D) 37T3^ffw "OTft^ ^ (D) Genetic mutation
142. PiHPdr^ci ^ ^ TT^qm ^ 142. Who amongst the following is against
, t? abortion ?
(A) d^^Kqi^ (B) ii'Oqi'd (A) Liberalist (B) Feminist
(C) (D) 4RuiiHci|({l (C) Conservative (D) Consequentialist
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143. ^ 143. Which type of euthanasia allows patient
^ 318T^ 'jDch<s^^ <i4ct,<ui to die by withdrawing treatment or life
supportive equipments ?
(A) '^<2i*^r^ (A) Voluntary euthanasia
(B) ^^Fo69<t) (B) Involuntary euthanasia
(C) 'W^ (C) Active euthanasia
(D) (D) Passive euthanasia
144. Mlci< HMcflq oql^c^ "qi^ 144. When does human personhood begin,
'^Ifll "i" ? according to Peter Singer ?
(A) "^njiTRR ^ (A) After birth
(B) ^-p ^ ^rq (B) After an year of birth
(C) ^ ^ (C) Before birth
(D) W W "SWcT (D) After six months of birth
145. "fel^^1^ 'q^^ aqF%H 3FT^ 145. Who said,"Animal Liberation movement may
31T%Rf ^ ^ "q^ fm "3^ ^ sound more like a parody of other liberation
«i^N "q^j ^<1^ "^it cR?" ^cticii ^?" movements than a serious objective"?
(A) ^ tlqq (A) Tom Regan
(B) "te 1^ (B) Peter Singer
(C) "^fSFR^RR (C) Alasdair Maclntyre
(D) 3R<^ #I (D) Amartya Sen
146. PHHlRhd ^^ ^ #T 146. Which one amongst the following is not
^5IRIT t" ? counted in the three elements of
e-Govemance ?
(A) dl-jbdiP^^^ (A) Democratic Governance
(B)^ (B) Information
(C) iMfeft (C) Communication Technology
(D) iftfeqi (D) Free Media
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147. ^ "5^ ^? 147. Who were the main proponents of
Libertarian justice ?
(A)^ T3^* ^^Rch
(A) Karl Marx and Fredrich Engles
(B) w^ srk tf^ HTRi=h (B) F.A. Hayek and Robert Nozick
(C) Ti^ "q;^ (C) John Rawls and Amartya Sen
(D) ■5H^=K1 "4' •=hl^ (D) None of the above
148. PHHRiREid ^ '^m\ mm 148. Which of the following is a false
t ? statement ?
(A) ^Ri4>di ^ (A) Morality is not always based on
i\^ t I law.
(B) ^ ^ ^ f;, 3q^fw (B) Some acts might be immoral
^ ^ t I without being illegal.
(C) Mr ^ (C) Laws must be obeyed as for
RfRr ^ ^ ^ disobeying the law punishment can
t i be given.
(D) RrRr sfk nirdJ^ii^ ^ (D) Law and Ethics do not share any
close connection.
149. PHHlTchd R" ^^ 149. Select the wrong answer from the
following pairs :
(A) "te IW-'OfW (A) Peter Singer-Animal Liberation
(B) Tom Regan-The Case for Animal
(B) ^ W "QTTto Tff^ Rights
(C) "Q;^ Prl'MlMT^rd-y.dlHei wf (C) Aldo Leopold-Animal Farm
(D) 'SjH 3Tri> (D) John Rawls-A Theory of Justice
150. 1981 *^Rfe Wl^ 150. Who for the very first time, opened the
laRn ?iT ? 'Philosophical Counselling Centre' in 1981 ?
(A) ^J#T^ (A) German Philosopher Gerd
Achenbach
(B) ^ARdiH ■=#! "sHt (B) American Philosopher John Dewey
(C) ^ (C) Israeli Philosopher Ran Lahav
(D) ^ (D) Irish Counsellor Johrr McLeod
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Final Answer Key
Computer Science and A ^plication (22)
Answer Answer Answer Answer
Key Key Key Key
A B C D /Option A B C D /Option A B C D /Option A B C D /Option
51 131 101 71 B 76 ' 56 126 96 D 101 81 51 121 D 126 106 76 146 B
52 132 102 72 A 77 57 127 97 B 102 82 52 122 D 127 107 77 147 B
53 133 103 73 D 78 58 128 98 C 103 83 53 123 B. 128 108 78 148 A
54 134 104 74 D 79 59 129 99 B 104 84 54 124 D 129 109 79 149 A
55 135 105 75 C 80 60 130 100 B 105 85 55 125 B 130 110 80 150 D
56 136 106 76 C - 81 61 131 101 B 106 86 56 126 A 131 111 81 51 C
57 137 107 77 A 82 62 132 102 A 107 87 57 127 B 132 112 82 52 B
58 138 108 78 A 83 63 133 103 D 108 88 58 128 C 133 113 83 53 C
59 139 109 79 B- ■ 84 64 134 104 C 109 89 59 ■ 129 D 134 114 84 54 B
60 140 110 80 D 85 65 135 105 C 110 90 60 130 D 135 115 85 55 C
61 141 111 81 C 86 66 136 106 D 111 91 61 131 B 136 116 86 56 B
62 142 112 82 B 87 67 137 107 A 112 92 62 132 D. 137 117 87 57 D
63 143 113 83 B 88 . 68 138 108 D 113 93 63 133 D 138 118 88 58 B
64 144 114 84 . B 89 69 139 109 B 114 94 64 134 D 139 119 89 59 C
65 145 115 85 B 90 70 140 110 B 115 95 65 135 A 140 120 90 60 C
66 ■146 116 86 A 91 71 141 111 D 116 96 66 136 C 141 121 91 61 A
67 147 117 87 C 92 72 142 112 A 117 97 67 137 A 142 122 92 62 A
68 148 118 88 D 93 73 143 113 B 118 98 68 138 C 143 123 93 63 B.D
69 149 119 89 B 94 74 144 114 A 119 99 69 139 D 144 124 94 64 A
70 150 120 90 C 95 75 145 115 D 120 100 70 140 A 145 125 95 65 D
71 51 121 91 c ■ 96 76 146 116 A 121 ' 101 71 141 D 146 126 96 66 A
72 52 122 92 D 97 77 147 117 B 122 102 72 142 C 147 127 97 67 D
73 53' 123 93 D 98 ; 78 148 118 C 123 103 73 143 B 148 128 98 68 A
74 54 124 94 C 99 79 149 119 B 124 104 74 144 C 149 129 99 69 D
75 55 125 95 B. 100 80 150 120 : A 125 105 75 145 D 150 130 100 70 C
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Defence and Strategic Stuc ies (23)
Answer/ Answer/ Answer/ Answer/
A B C D Option A B C D Option A B C D Option A B C D Option
51 121 91 81 A 76 146 116 106 A 101 71 141 131 B 126 96 66 56 C
52 122 92 82 B 77 147 117 107 C 102 72 142 132 A 127 97 67 57 A
53 123 93 83 D 78 148 118 108 A 103 73 143 133 C, 128 98 68 58 B
54 124 94 84 C 79 149 119 109 B 104 74 144 134 A 129 99 69 59 B,
55 125 95 85 B 80 150 120 110 B 105 75 145 135 B 130 100 70 60 D
56 126 96 86 C 81 51 121 111 C 106 76 146 136 A 131 101 71 61 C
57 127 97 87 B 82 52 122 112 A 107 77 147 137 C 132 102 72 62 D
58 128 98 88 A 83 53 123 113 D 108 78 148 138 D 133 103 73 63 C
59 129 99 89 B 84 54 124 114 B 109 79 149 139 C 134 104 74 64 C
60 130 100 90 B 85 55 125 115 D 110 80 150 140 B 135 105 75 65 B
61 131 101 91 B 86 56 126 116 A 111 81 51 141 B 136 106 76 66 D
62 132 102 92 C 87 57 127 117 C 112 82 52 142 C 137 107 77 67 C
63 133 103 93 B 88 58 128 118 B 113 83 53 143 D 138 108 78 68 A
64 134 104 94 C 89 59 129 119 D 114 84 54 144 B 139 109 79 69 B
65 135 105 95 A' 90 60 130 120 C 115 85 55 145 C 140 110 80 70 D
66 136 106 96 B 91 61 131 121 D 116 86 56 146 D 141 111 81 71 C
67 137 107 97 B 92 . 62 132 122 C 117 87 57 147 D 142 112 82 72 B
68 138 108 98 B. 93 63 133 123 A 118 88 58 148 A 143 113 83 73 C
69 139 109 99 C 94 64 134 124 B 119 89 59 149 D 144 114 84 74 B
70 140 110 100 D 95 65 135 125 D 120 90 60 150 C 145 115 85 75 D
71 141 111 101 A 96 66 136 126 C 121 91 61 51 C 146 116 86 76 A
72 142 112 102 D 97 67 137 127 B 122 92 62 52 B 147 117 87 77 B
73 143 113 103 D 98 68 138 128 1 C 123 93 63 53 A 148 118 88 78 D
74 144 114 104 A . 99 69 139 129 B 124 94 64 54 C 149 119 89 79 C
75 145 115 i05 B : 100 : 70" 140 130 A 125 95 65 55 A 150 120 90 80 A
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EARTH SCIENCE (25)
Answer Answer/ Answer Answer/
A B C D /Option A B C D Option A B C D /Option A B C D Option
51 131 101 81 A 76 56 126 106 A 101 81 51 131 D 126 106 76 56 A
52 132 102 82 C 77 57 127 107 B 102 82 52 132 A 127 107 77 57 D
53 133 103 83 C 78 58 128 108 A 103 83 53 133 D 128 108 78 58 A
54 134 104 84 B 79 59 129 109 C 104 84 54 134 A 129 109 79 59 B
55 135 105 85 C 80 60 130 110 B 105 85 55 135 C 130 110 80 60 C
56 136 106 86 B 81 61 131 111 B 106 86 56 136 C 131 111 81 61 B
57 137 107 87 D 82 62 132 112 D 107 87 57 137 B 132 112 82 62 C
58 138 108 88 D 83 63 133 113 B 108 88 58 138 B 133 113 83 63 A
59 139 109 89 B 84 64 134 114 D 109 89 59 139 A 134 114 84 64 B
60 140 110 90 C 85 65 135 115 A 110 90 60 140 B 135 115 85 65 B
61 141 111 91 C 86 66 ' 136 116 A 111 91 61 141 A 136 116 86 66 A
62 142 112 92 A 87 67 137 117 B 112 92 62 142 B 137 117 87 67 D
63 143 113 93 D 88 68 138 118 B 113 93 63 143 C 138 118 88 68 D,
64 144 114 94 A 89 69 139 119 C 114 94 64 144 A 139 119 89 69 A
65 145 115 95 A 90 70 140 120 C 115 95 65 145 D 140 120 90 70 D
66 146 116 96 B 91 71 141 121 A 116 96 66 146 B 141 121 91 71 A
67 147 117 97 . C 92 72 142 122 B 117 97 67 147 D 142 122 92 72 C
68 148 118 98 D 93 73 143 123 C 118 98 68 148 A 143 123 93 73 B
69 149 119 99 C 94 74 144 124 D 119 99 69 149 C 144 124 94 74 C
70 150 120 100 c 95 75 145 125 B 120 100 70 150 B 145 125 95 75 C
71 51 121 101 c 96 76 146 126 C 121 101 71 51 B 146 126 96 76 D
72 52 122 102 D 97 77 147 127 C 122 102 72 52 D 147 127 97 77 A
73 53 123 103 C 98 78 148 128 A 123 103 73 53 D 148 128 98 78 B
74 54 124 104 A 99 79 149 129 D 124 104 74 54 C 149 129 99 79 A
75 55 125 105 C 100 80 .150 130 B 125 105 75 55 C 150 130 100 80 A
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Final Answer Key
HOME SCIENCE (09)
Answer/ Answer/O Answer/ Answer/
A B C D Option A B C D pHon A B C D Option A B C D Option
51 131 111 91 C 76 56 136 116 C 101 81 61 141 B 126 106 86 66 B
52 132 112 92 C 77 57 137 117 D 102 82 62 142 A^ 127 107 87 67 A
53 133 113 93 A 78 58 138 118 B 103 83 63 143 A 128 108 88 68 D
54 134 114 94 A 79 59 139 119 B 104 84 64 144 C 129 109 89 69 D
55 135 115 95 B 80 60 140 120 C 105 85 65 145 D 130 110 90 70 A
56 136 116 96 D 81 61 141 121 C 106 86 66 146 C 131 111 91 71 C
57 137 117 97 D 82 62 142 122 B 107 87 67 147 A 132 112 92 72 A
58 138 118 98 C 83 63 143 123 A 108 88 68 148 D 133 113 93 73 B
59 139 119 99 D 84 64 144 124 B 109 89 69 149 D 134 114 94 74 C
60 140 120 100 B 85 65 145 125 C 110 90 70 150 B' 135 115 95 75 D
61 141 121 101 B 86 66 146 126 B 111 91 71 51 B 136 116 96 76 C
62 142 122 102 C 87 67 147 127 D 112 92 72 52 C 137 117 97 77 A
63 143 123 103 B,C 88 68 148 128 B 113 93 73 53 c 138 118 98 78 A'
64 144 124 104 D 89 69 149 129 C 114 94 74 54 D 139 119 99 79 C
65 145 125 105 C 90 70 150 130 D 115 95 75 55 B 140 120 100 80 A
66 146 126 106 D 91 71 51 131 D 116 96 76 56 C 141 121 101 81 C
67 147 127 107 D 92 72 52 132 B 117 97 77 57 A 142 .122 102 82 B
68 148 128 108 B 93 73 53 133 C 118 98 78 58 A 143 123 103 83 C
69 149 129 109 A 94 74 ■ 54 134 B 119 99 79 59 D 144 124 104 D
84
70 150 130 110 D 95 75 55 135 D 120 100 80 60 D 145 125 105 85 D
71 51 131 111 C 96 76 56 136 B 121 101 81 61 B 146 126 106 A
86
72 52 132 112 A 97 77 57 137 A 122 102 82 62 D 147 127 107 87 A
73 53 133 113 C 98 78 58 138 C 123 103 83 63 A 148 128 108 88 D
74 54 134 114 B 99 79 59 139 A 124 104 84 64 B 149 129 109 89 C
75 55 135 115 D 100 80 60 140 B 125 105 85 65 C 150 130 110 90 A
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MUSIC (24) PART I AND 11
Answer/ Answer/ Answer/ Answer/
A B C D Option A B c D Option A B C D Option A B C D Option
51 81 71 61 B 76 66 56 86 B 101 141 131 121 B 126 106 96 146 B
52 82 72 62 A 77 67 57 87 D 102 142 132 122 D 127 107 97 147 D
53 83 73 63 C. 78 68 58 88 B 103 143 133 123 D 128 108 98 148 A
54 84 74 64 A 79 69 59 89 D 104 144 134 124 B 129 109 99 149 D
55 85 75 65 B 80 70 60 90 C 105 145 135 125 D 130 110 100 150 B
56 86 76 66 C 81 71 61 51 A 106 146 136 126 A 131 111 101 91 C
57 87 77 67 D 82 72 62 52 C 107 147 137 127 D 132 112 102 92 B
58 88 78 68 C S3 73 63 53 A 108 148 138 128 A 133 113 103 93 B
59 89 79 69 B 84 74 64 54 D. 109 149 139 129 B 134 114 104 94 C
60 90 80 70 A 85 75 65 55 D 110 150 140 130 B 135 115 105 95 D
61 51 81 71 ■ C 86 76 66 56 B 111 91 141 131 C 136 116 106 96 D
62 52 82 72 D 87 , 77 67 57 A 112 92 142 132 D' 137 117 107 97 A
63 53 83 73 C 88 78 68 58 B' 113 93 143 133 B 138 118 108 98 C
64 54 84 74 c 89 79 69 59 C 114 94 144 134 C 139 119 109 99 A
65 55 85 75 c 90 80 70 60 A 115 95 145 135 D 140 120 110 100 A
66 56 86 76 D 91 131 121 111 A- 116 96 146 136 B 141 121 111 101 D
67 57 87 77 C 92 132 122 112 D 117 97 147 137 D 142 122 112 102 D
68 58 88 78 C 93 133 . 123 113 C 118 98 148 138 B. 143 123 113 103 C
69 59 89 79 A ; 94 134 124 114 D, 119 99 149 139 C 144 124 114 104 D
70 60 90 80 A 95 135 125 , 115 A 120 IQO 150 140 B 145 125 115 105 A
71 61 51 81 B . 96 136 126 116 D 121 101 91 141 D 146 126 116 106 B
72 62 52 82 , C 97 137 127 : 117 B 122 102 92 142 B 147 127 117 107 A
73 63 53 83 C 98 138 . 128 : 118 B 123 103 93 143 C 148 128 118 108 D
74 64 54 84 c 99 139 ' 129 119 A 124 104 94 144 D 149 129 119 109 C
75 65 55 85 c 100 140 130 120 A • 125 105 95 145 B 150 130 120 110 B
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MUSIC PART ill
Answer/ Answer/ Answer/
A B C D Option A B c D Option A B C D Option
91 131 121 111 B 116 96 146 136 A 141 121 111 101 B
92 132 122 112 B 117 97 147 137 C 142 122 112 102 C
93 133 123 113 B 118 98 148 138 A 143 123 113 103 D
94 134 124 114 B 119 99 149 139 C 144 124 114 104 A
95 135 125 115 D 120 100 150 140 D 145 125 115 105 D
96 136 126 116 D 121 101 91 141 C 146 126 116 106 B
97 137 127 117 C 122 102 92 142 C 147 127 117 107 D
98 138 128 118 B 123 103 93 143 D 148 128 118 108 A
99 139 129 119 D 124 104 94 144 B 149 129 119 109 C
100 140 130 120 C 125 105 95 145 D 150 130 120 110 C
101 141 131 121 B 126 106 96 146 A
102 142 132 122 A 127 107 97 147 D
103 143 133 123 D 128 108 98 148 B
104 144 134 124 C 129 109 99 149 A
105 145 135 125 A 130 110 100 150 C
106 146 . 136 126 C 131 111 101 91 D
107 147 137 127 P 132 112 102 92 A
108 148 138 128 D 133 113 103 93 C
109 149 139 129 B 134 114 104 94 D
110 150 ; . 140 130 C 135 115 : 105 95 B
111 91 141 131 A 136 116 106 96 A
112 92 142 132 C 137 117 107 97 P,B
113 93 - 143 133 B 138 118 1 108 98 D
114 94 , i44 134 P 139 119 109 9,9 B
115 95 145 135 B 140 120 ■ 110 100 A
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Answer/ Answer/ Answer/ Answer/O
A B C D Option A B C D Option A B C D Option A B C D ption
51 131 101 71 C 76 56 126 96 C 101 81 51 121 C 126 106 76 146 C
52 132 102 72 A 77 57 127 97 C 102 82 52 122 A 127 107 77 147 D
53 133 103 73 D 78 58 128 98 A 103 83 53 123 C' 128 108 78 148 B
54 134 104 74 B 79 59 129 99 D 104 84 54 124 D 129 109 79 149 B
55 135 105 75 C 80 60 130 100 D 105 85 55 125 A 130 110 80 150 D
56 136 106 76 B 81 61 131 101 B 106 86 56 126 A 131 111 81 51 B
57 137 107 77 D 82 62 132 102 C 107 87 57 127 D 132 112 82 52 A
58 138 108 78 C 83 63 133 103 D 108 88 58 128 C 133 113 83 53 A
59 139 109 79 C 84 64 134 104 B 109 89 59 129 c 134 114 84 54 A
60 140 110 80 A 85 65 135 105 A 110 90 60 130 B, 135 115 85 55 D
61 141 111 81 B - 86 66 136 106 C 111 91 61 131 B 136 116 86 56 D
62 142 112 82 A 87 67 137 107 C 112 92 62 132 C 137 117 87 57 C
63 143 113 83 D 88 68 138 108 B 113 93 63 133 c 138 118 88 58 B
64 144 114 84 B 89 69 139 109 B 114 94 64 134 D 139 119 89 59 B
65 145 115 85 B 90 70 140 110 D 115 95 65 135 B 140 120 90 60 B
66 146 116 86 D 91 71 141 111 B 116 96 66 136 C ■ 141 121 91 61 B
67 147 117 87 D 92 72 142 112 C 117 97 67 137 B 142 122 92 62 C
68 148 118 88 C' 93 73 143 113 B 118 98 68 138 B 143 123 93 63 D
69 ^ 149 119 89 C 94 74 144 114 A 119 99 69 139 B 144 124 94 64 A
70 150 120 90 C 95 75 145 115 B 120 100 70 140 A 145 125 95 65 B
71 51 121 91 A' 96 76 146 116 C 121 101 71 141 D 146 126 96 66 D
72 52 122 92 D 97 77 147 117 c 122 102 72 142 B 147 127 97 67 B
73 53 123 93 C 98 78 148 118 A 123 103 73 143 A 148 128 98 68 D
74 54 124 94 B 99 79 149 119 B 124 104 74 144 B 149 129 99 69 C
75 55 125 95 A 100 80 150 120 C 125 105 75 145 C 150 130 100 70 A
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PSYCHOLOGY (18)
Answer Answer/ Answer/ Answer/
A B C D /Option A B C D Option A B C D Option A B C D Option
51 121 91 71 A 76 146 116 96 B 101 71 141 121 A 126 96 66 146 A
52 122 92 72 C 77 147 117 97 B 102 72 142 122 C 127 97 67 147 C
53 123 93 73 C 78 148 118 98 B 103 73 143 123 c 128 98 68 148 B
54 124 94 74 D 79 149 119 99 B 104 74 144 124 D 129 99 69 149 D
55 125 95 75 C 80 150 120 100 D 105 75 145 125 C 130 100 70 150 B
56 126 96 76 B, 81 51 121 101 A 106 76 146 126 B 131 101 71 51 C
57 127 97 77 C 82 52 122 102 C 107 77 147 127 C 132 102 72 52 B
58 128 98 78 A 83 53 123 103 B 108 78 148 128 C 133 103 73 53 C
59 . 129 99 79 D 84 54 124 .104 B 109 79 149 129 A . 134 104 74 54 A
60 130 100 80 B 85 55 125 105 B 110 80 150 130 B 135 105 75 55 D
61 131 101 81 B 86 56 126 106 D 111 81 51 131 B 136 106 76 56 B
62 132 102 82 A 87 57 127 107 C 112 82 52 132 C 137 107 77 57 D
63 133 103 83 C 88 58 128 108 D 113 83 53 133 A 138 108 78 58 C
64 134 104 84 B 89 59 129 109 D 114 84 54 134 B 139 109 79 59 C
65 135 105 85 A 90 60 130 110 C 115 85 55 135 A 140 110 80 60 D
66 136 106 86 C 91 61 131 111 B 116. 86 56 136 A < 141 111 81 61 D
67 137 107 87 B 92 62 132 112 A : 117 87 57 137 B 142 112 82 62 A
68 138 108 88 D 93 . 63 133 113 D 118 88 58 138 A. 143 113 83 63 D
69 139 109 89 D 94 64 134 114 D. 119 89 59 139 B 144 114 84 64 C
70 140 110 90 A 95 65 135 115 B 120 90 60 140 D 145 115 85 65 A
71 141 111 91 A 96 : 66 136 116 A 121 91 61 141 D 146 116 86 66 B
72 142 112 92 B 97 . 67 137 117 C 122 92 62 142 A 147 117 87 67 A
73 143 113 93 A 98 68 138 118 D 123 93 63 143 C 148 118 88 68 D
74 144 114 94 C 99 69 139 : 119 A 124 94 64 144 A 149 119 89 69 D
75 145 115 95 D 100 70 140 120 C 125 95 65 145 A 150 120 90 70 APage 1 of 36
Source: Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission. Question paper published by Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission.