राज्यसेवा मुख्य परीक्षा २०१२ GS-4

A. b, c and d only

B. a, b and c only

C. b and c only

D. a, c and d only

A. To promote the welfare of the people of South East Asia and to improve their quality of life

B. To accelerate economic growth, social progress and cultural development in the region

C. To promote and strengthen collective self-reliance among the countries of South Asia

D. To contribute towards mutual trust, understanding and appreciation of each others problems

A. a, b and c only

B. b, c and d only

C. a, c and d only

D. a, b and d only

A. Only a, b and c

B. Only a, b and d

C. Only b, c and d

D. Only b and d

A. a and b only

B. a and d only

C. b and c only

D. a, b and c 

A. Only a

B. Only b

C. Only c and d

D. Only a and c

A.  a and c only

B. a and b only

C. a, b and c

D. b, c and d 

A. 100 percent by States

B. in ratio of 60 : 40 between Centre and States

C. in ratio of 40 : 60 between Centre and States

D. 100 percent by Centre

A. Dr. Manmohan Singh

B. Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam

C. C. Rangarajan

D. Dr. Amartya Sen

A. a and b only

B. a, b and c

C. b and c only

D. a, b and d

A. Life Expectancy Index, Education Index and Income Index

B. Life Expectancy Index, Education Index and GDP Index

C. Life Expectancy Index, Literacy Index and Income Index

D. Life Expectancy Index, Education Index and Nominal Income Index

A. D_m for depreciation of manufactured capital assets and D_n for depreciation of environmental capital

B. D_m for depreciation of natural capital assets and D_n for depreciation of environmental capital

C. D_m for appreciation of manufactured capital assets and D_n for appreciation of environmental capital 

D. D_m for appreciation of natural capital assets and D_n for appreciation of environmental capital

A. private foreign investment consisting of FDI and FPI and foreign aid.

B. private foreign investment consisting of portfolio investment and direct investment.

C. public foreign investment, private foreign investment and foreign aid.

D. direct investment only.

A. When common trade barriers and internal free trade lead to shift in production  from high to low cost member states.

B. When common trade barriers lead to shift in production from low to high cost member states.

C. When the erection of external barriers causes production and consumption of one or more member states to shift from lower cost non-member sources of supply to a higher cost member producer.

D. When common trade barriers and internal free trade lead to shift in production from high to low cost non-member states.

A. To promote international monetary co-operation

B. To facilitate the expansion and balanced growth of international trade

C. To promote exchange stability

D. No option is correct

A. a and b

B. a and c

C. b and d

D. a, b and c

A. Consumption expenditure

B. Income level

C. Calorie intake

D. Health conditions

A. Co-operative Joint Farming Society

B. Co-operative Collective Farming SocietyCo-operative Tenant Farming Society 

C. Co-operative Tenant Farming Society

D. Co-operative Better Farming Society

A. Foodgrains

B. Oilseeds

C. Fruits

D. Spices

A. Dr. Manmohan Singh

B. Dr. Gadgil

C. Dr. Hazari

D. Dr. Swaminathan