राज्यसेवा मुख्य परीक्षा २०१२ GS-4

A. a and b

B. b and c

C. c and d

D. d and a

A. a and d

B. a and c

C. b and c

D. c and d

A. a only

B. a, b and c 

C. a, b and d

D. a and d

A. Expansion of foreign trade

B. Duty on imports from developing countries

C. Remove controls and restrictions

D. Use of modern technology

A. Importance of OECD countries in exports of India has increased

B. Trade with OPEC regions has improved substantially

C. England occupies the first place in India's exports

D. Imports from SAARC region have increased

A. Reduction of poverty

B. Encouragement to cooperatives

C. Increase in growth rate and employment

D. Universalisation of primary education

A. a only

B. b, c and d

C. All (a, b, c and d)

D. None of the above options

A. a only

B. a and b only

C. a, b and c

D. a, b and d

A. TRIFED

B. NCDC

C. AGMARK

D. None of the above

A. FEMA

B. Companies Act

C. Factories Act

D. None of the above

A. To improve the socio-economic condition of women 

B. To improve the literacy rate of women

C. To provide the employment opportunities for women

D. To increase the participation of women in financial matters

A. To provide seed capital for self-employment to rural youth

B. To provide training facilities for self-employment to rural youth

C. To provide employment opportunities for rural poor persons

D. To provide technical assistance to educated unemployed persons

A. Only a is correct

B. a and b are correct

C. a, b and c are correct

D. c and d are correct

A. Reduce poverty by 1% per annum totalling to 5% during the plan.

B. Reduce poverty by 2% every year totalling to 10% during the plan.

C. Reduce poverty by 1% in the first two years and 2% per annum in the remaining three years totalling to 10% in the plan period.

D. None of the above is correct

A.  IRDP

B. TRYSEM

C.  Comprehensive Watershed Development Programme

D.  Employment Guarantee Scheme

A. Increasing demand and inadequate generation

B. Lack of proper management

C. Leakages in transmission

D. Faulty Government policy

A. a and b are correct

B. a, b and c are correct

C. Only c is correct

D. c and d are correct

A. Chandrashekhar

B. P.V. Narasimha Rao

C. Dr. Manmohan Singh

D. H.D. Devegowda

A. Value of money, other things being the same, varies inversely with its quantity 

B. Value of money, other things being the same, varies positively with its quantity

C. Relationship between quantity of money and value of money is proportionate

D. None of the above

A. Maximum limit of the professional tax has been enhanced from rs 250 to 2500.

B. Constitutional amendment is required to raise the tax.

C. Under no circumstances, the powers to levy and recover professional tax can be entrusted to local authorities.

D. Any state law concerning this tax cannot be deemed unconstitutional merely on the grounds that the professional tax is Income Tax levied by other means.