A. He succeeded in replacing Persian with English as the
administrative language.
B. He promoted training of English Speaking Indians as teachers.
C. He was inspired by Utilitarian ideas.
D. He promoted "useful learning".
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(1) Shodh Ganga / शोध गांगय

A. Track ball
B. CRT monitor
C. Number pad
D. Plotter
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A. Acknowledgement
B. Research Methods
C. Discussion
D. Literature review
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A. Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIMB)
B. National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL)
C. National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS)
D. Block Institute of Teacher Education (BITE)
E. Consortium for Educational Communication (CEC)
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A. A man purchased an item at 4/5 of its selling price "X", and sold it
at 5% more than 'X'. His 4 gain is 25%.
B. A dealer professes to sell his goods at cost price but uses a weight
of 900 g for a kg weight His gain is 𝟏𝟏𝟗
𝟏%
C. If loss is one third of the selling price, the loss percentage is 25%.
D. By selling 100 pens, a vendor vendor gains the selling price of 20
pens. His gain is 20%
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List I (Communication form) List - II (Description) 3732793
A. Personal address  I. Sequential accounts told and
retold from a particular
viewpoint
B. Social drama  II. Subject to a community's
rules for appropriate conduct
C. Narratives  III. Points to self and others in
interaction
D. Silence  IV. Invokes local socio-cultural
rules for behaviour
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A. Homogeneous audience
B. Professional communication as source
C. Immediate feedback
D. Use of a medium
E. Rapid transmission of messages
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A. Number of Publications
B. Number of Goals
C. Number of Targets
D. Number of Indicators

A. Domestic Animal
B. Animal
C. Horse
D. Beast of burden

List - I (Threats to Internal
Validity)
List – II (Description)
A. Maturation threat I. When participants' behaviour
changes as a function of
having been tested previously
B. Attrition threat II. When some event outside the
research project affects
participants systematically
C History threat III. Occurs because of short or
long term changes in a
participant because of
psychological changes like
boredom, fatigue etc.
D. Testing threat IV. When participants drop-out of
a study, leading to a change in
the nature of the sample

A. Osmania University
B. Aligarh Muslim University
C. SNDT Women's University
D. Nagpur University
E. Patna University

A. Self-assessment tests
B. Video lecture
C. Online discussion forum for clearing the doubts
D. Specially prepared reading material that can be
downloaded/printed
E. Vinod Face-to-Face interaction among learners
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List - I (College) List - II (Founder)
A. Poona College for Hindu
Learning
I. Alexander Duff
B. Hindu College, Kolkata
(Presidency College)
II. Elphinstone
C Bishop College, Sibpur III. Rajaram Mohan Roy
D. Scottish Missionary College,
Kolkata
IV. Church of England
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A. nominal scale
B. ordinal scale
C interval scale
D. ratio scale
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A. (8B)16
B. (212)8
C (260)7
D. (10001101)2

List - I (Internet Protocol) List - II (Internet Activity)
A. HTTP I. Sends email through the
Internet
B. SSL II. Encrypts data for online
transmission
C SMTP III. Sends TCP/IP packets to
web server
D. FTP IV. Transfers files over the
Internet

A. 14/17
B. 11/13
C. 7/9
D. 16/19
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A Nyaya syllogism has three propositions.
B. Nyaya syllogism has five propositions.
C Nyaya syllogism has three terms.
D Nyaya syllogism has five terms
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A Basic Unit of STEC is a solar cell.
B STECs may be Flat plate or concentrating type.
C Temperature in STEGs may rise over thousand degree
centrigrades
D STECs can produce electricity.
E Panaboloid dish crillector is an example of STEC where
temperature can go upto 2000°C
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A. Enacting Tactics and strategies
B. Devising Plans
C. Setting Goals
D.Regulating learning
E. Analyzing the task

List - I (Words) (शब्द) List - II (Codes with same rule)
सूची - II ( समयि नियम र्यिे कोड)
A. BOLT I. 52
B. RING II. 50
C SOLD III. 49
D. FROM IV. 48

A Truth and falsehood are attributes of individual propositions.
B. Validity can never apply to any single proposition by itself.
C In a valid argument all of its premises have to be true.
D. A valid deductive argument cannot have all true premises and a
false conclusion.
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A Instructional messages
B. Course objectives
C Technological competencies
D. Experience of failures
E.  Institutional indolence
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A The approval given to Tata Group and CG Power for fabrication and ATP plants
B. Micron's $ 800 million semiconductor plant
C.  Setting up of new Universities
D. The global supply chain shift centered around chip manufacturing in India
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List - I (Water specific diseases) List - II (Examples)
A. Water borne diseases (Due to ingestion of polluted water)
I. Malaria
B. Water washed diseases (Due to lack of cleaning water)
II. Schistosomiasis
C Water based diseases (Due to contact with polluted water)
III. Typhoid
D. Water related diseases (Due to habitation of disease causing parasites in polluted water)
IV. Trachoma
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Micron's $ 800 million semiconductor plant followed by recent
approval to Tata Group and Co-Power for fabrication and Assembly, Testing and Packaging (ATP)
plants with an investment of 1,30,00 crore (and more in the pipeline)
are the beginning of a transformational global supply chain shift centere around chip manufacturing in India. This will create a
multiplier effect on talented and skilled workforo inside India.

It's a matter of pride that almost one-third of the global semiconductor
talent pool is Indian However, the need for domestic semiconductor
workforce is estimated to be around 3,00,000 by 2026 In addition,
there is also a huge manpower requirement of almost six million in the
electronic manufacturing sector which will be the largest beneficiary
of this chip boom. The current combined Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) graduate outpu

from India's higher education institutioris is inadequate. The growth is
certainly going to come from the non-IITian orbit and the policy path
ways of the Ministries of Electronics and IT and Education converge
to present bountiful opportunities for industry and academia to work
together.

This industry academia synergy was key to India's software success
story. Now a similar trifecta of government-industry-academia is
needed to make this a winning semicon trio.