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Question 1Single Answer

Who presented the Union Budget 2026–27 in Parliament?

A
Amit Shah
B
Piyush Goyal
C
Nirmala Sitharaman
D
Rajnath Singh

Question 2Single Answer

The Union Budget 2026–27 was the first Union Budget prepared in which building?

A
Kartavya Bhawan
B
North Block
C
Parliament House
D
Vigyan Bhawan

Question 3Single Answer

The Union Budget 2026–27 was inspired by how many 'Kartavyas'?

A
Three
B
Two
C
Four
D
Five

Question 4Single Answer

Total expenditure estimated in the Union Budget 2026–27 was approximately:

A
Rs 43.5 lakh crore
B
Rs 48.5 lakh crore
C
Rs 53.5 lakh crore
D
Rs 63.5 lakh crore

Question 5Single Answer

The New Income Tax Act, 2025 came into effect from:

A
January 2026
B
April 2026
C
July 2026
D
April 2027

Question 6Single Answer

India celebrated its _____ Republic Day on 26 January 2026.

A
77th
B
76th
C
75th
D
78th

Question 7Single Answer

Who was one of the Chief Guests at India's Republic Day celebrations in 2026?

A
Emmanuel Macron
B
António Costa
C
Keir Starmer
D
Friedrich Merz

Question 8Single Answer

Ursula von der Leyen attended India's Republic Day 2026 as the:

A
President of France
B
President of the European Commission
C
President of European Council
D
UN General Assembly President

Question 9Single Answer

António Costa is the President of the:

A
European Commission
B
European Parliament
C
European Central Bank
D
European Council

Question 10Single Answer

Republic Day 2026 highlighted 150 years of which national song?

A
Vande Mataram
B
Sare Jahan Se Achha
C
Jana Gana Mana
D
Ae Mere Watan Ke Logon

Question 11Single Answer

How many Padma Awards were approved for 2026?

A
121
B
131
C
125
D
139

Question 12Single Answer

How many Padma Vibhushan awards were announced for 2026?

A
5
B
3
C
7
D
10

Question 13Single Answer

How many Padma Bhushan awards were announced for 2026?

A
10
B
11
C
15
D
13

Question 14Single Answer

How many Padma Shri awards were announced for 2026?

A
103
B
113
C
108
D
118

Question 15Single Answer

The Padma Awards are traditionally announced on the occasion of:

A
Independence Day
B
Gandhi Jayanti
C
Republic Day
D
Constitution Day

Question 16Single Answer

The Padma Awards are formally conferred by the:

A
Prime Minister
B
President of India
C
Chief Justice of India
D
Home Minister

Question 17Single Answer

Census of India 2027 is planned to be conducted in:

A
One phase
B
Two phases
C
Three phases
D
Four phases

Question 18Single Answer

The Houselisting and Housing Census for Census 2027 is scheduled mainly during:

A
April–September 2026
B
January–March 2027
C
April–June 2027
D
October–December 2026

Question 19Single Answer

The main Population Enumeration for Census 2027 is scheduled for:

A
December 2026
B
January 2027
C
March 2027
D
February 2027

Question 20Single Answer

Approximately how many field functionaries are expected to participate in Census 2027?

A
10 lakh
B
30 lakh
C
20 lakh
D
50 lakh

Question 21Single Answer

Which technology is planned for data collection in Census 2027?

A
Satellite imaging only
B
Only paper forms
C
Mobile application
D
Blockchain voting machines

Question 22Single Answer

The estimated cost approved for Census 2027 is approximately:

A
Rs 11,718 crore
B
Rs 8,718 crore
C
Rs 5,718 crore
D
Rs 15,718 crore

Question 23Single Answer

Which country held the G20 presidency in 2025?

A
Brazil
B
India
C
Indonesia
D
South Africa

Question 24Single Answer

Which country assumed the G20 presidency for 2026?

A
India
B
United States
C
Canada
D
Brazil

Question 25Single Answer

COP30, the UN Climate Change Conference of 2025, was hosted in:

A
India
B
Brazil
C
UAE
D
Azerbaijan

Question 26Single Answer

COP30 was hosted in which Brazilian city?

A
Rio de Janeiro
B
São Paulo
C
Brasília
D
Belém

Question 27Single Answer

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is being jointly hosted by:

A
USA, Canada and Mexico
B
Spain, Portugal and Morocco
C
Germany, France and Italy
D
Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay

Question 28Single Answer

The 2026 FIFA World Cup features how many teams?

A
32
B
36
C
48
D
40

Question 29Single Answer

The 2026 Winter Olympics were hosted by:

A
Paris
B
Milano Cortina
C
Los Angeles
D
Brisbane

Question 30Single Answer

Milano Cortina 2026 was hosted by which country?

A
France
B
Switzerland
C
Austria
D
Italy

Concerned subject

Question 31Single Answer

The word ‘Philosophy’ is derived from which language?

A
Latin
B
Sanskrit
C
Greek
D
French

Question 32Single Answer

The literal meaning of ‘Philosophy’ is:

A
Search for truth
B
Science of knowledge
C
Study of nature
D
Love of wisdom

Question 33Single Answer

The Greek word ‘Philos’ means:

A
Knowledge
B
Wisdom
C
Love
D
Truth

Question 34Single Answer

The Greek word ‘Sophia’ means:

A
Education
B
Wisdom
C
Reality
D
Virtue

Question 35Single Answer

The term ‘Education’ is commonly associated with the Latin word ‘Educare’, meaning:

A
To examine
B
To criticize
C
To train or nourish
D
To philosophize

Question 36Single Answer

The Latin term ‘Educere’ means:

A
To imitate
B
To memorize
C
To discipline
D
To lead out

Question 37Single Answer

Education in its broad sense is best understood as:

A
Classroom instruction only
B
A lifelong process of development
C
Preparation for examination
D
Acquisition of textbooks

Question 38Single Answer

Philosophy primarily deals with questions concerning:

A
Examination techniques
B
School administration only
C
Reality, knowledge and values
D
Classroom furniture

Question 39Single Answer

The branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of reality is:

A
Metaphysics
B
Epistemology
C
Axiology
D
Logic

Question 40Single Answer

The branch of philosophy concerned with values is called:

A
Axiology
B
Epistemology
C
Ontology
D
Cosmology

Question 41Single Answer

The philosophical study of knowledge is known as:

A
Ethics
B
Epistemology
C
Aesthetics
D
Metaphysics

Question 42Single Answer

Ethics is primarily concerned with:

A
Beauty
B
Morality and conduct
C
Knowledge
D
Physical reality

Question 43Single Answer

Aesthetics is concerned with:

A
Truth
B
Scientific laws
C
Political authority
D
Beauty and art

Question 44Single Answer

Philosophy of education is primarily concerned with:

A
Preparing school budgets
B
Applying philosophical ideas to educational problems
C
Maintaining attendance registers
D
Constructing buildings

Question 45Single Answer

Education may be regarded as the practical side of:

A
Philosophy
B
Economics
C
Geography
D
Biology

Question 46Single Answer

Philosophy determines educational:

A
Building design only
B
Aims and values
C
School timings only
D
Enrollment figures

Question 47Single Answer

Education provides a means for:

A
Eliminating social interaction
B
Rejecting all values
C
Testing and implementing philosophical principles
D
Avoiding cultural transmission

Question 48Single Answer

The relationship between philosophy and education is best described as:

A
Completely unrelated
B
Accidental
C
Contradictory
D
Reciprocal and interdependent

Question 49Single Answer

Philosophy influences curriculum primarily by determining:

A
Number of holidays
B
Classroom dimensions
C
School uniforms
D
What knowledge and values are worthwhile

Question 50Single Answer

Educational methods are influenced by philosophical views about:

A
Nature of learner and knowledge
B
Weather conditions only
C
School fees only
D
Building construction

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Concerned subject

Question 51Single Answer

The nature of discipline adopted in education is influenced by one's:

A
Age only
B
Height
C
Philosophical outlook
D
Geographical location only

Question 52Single Answer

Educational philosophy helps teachers mainly to:

A
Replace teaching with testing
B
Avoid educational objectives
C
eliminate learner differences
D
Understand the rationale behind educational practices

Question 53Single Answer

Which statement best represents the relation between education and philosophy?

A
Education is independent of values
B
Education has no social purpose
C
Philosophy has no role in curriculum
D
Philosophy gives direction to education

Question 54Single Answer

Philosophy provides education with:

A
Goals and guiding principles
B
Only examination schedules
C
Only administrative rules
D
Only statistical data

Question 55Single Answer

Education helps philosophy by:

A
Translating philosophical ideals into practice
B
Rejecting philosophical thought
C
Avoiding values
D
Preventing social change

Question 56Single Answer

The speculative function of educational philosophy primarily seeks to:

A
Conduct examinations
B
Prepare timetables
C
Explore fundamental questions about reality and education
D
Maintain accounts

Question 57Single Answer

The normative function of educational philosophy is concerned with:

A
What education costs
B
What education ought to be
C
School location
D
Student attendance

Question 58Single Answer

The analytic function of educational philosophy focuses on:

A
Financial management
B
Construction of schools
C
Clarification of educational concepts and language
D
Enrollment procedures

Question 59Single Answer

Asking “What should be the aim of education?” represents which function?

A
Statistical
B
Administrative
C
Normative
D
Experimental

Question 60Single Answer

Asking “What is the ultimate nature of reality?” reflects the:

A
Clerical function
B
Speculative function
C
Measurement function
D
Administrative function

Question 61Single Answer

Examining the precise meaning of the term ‘equality of educational opportunity’ is an example of:

A
Mysticism
B
Naturalism
C
Analytic philosophy
D
Behaviourism

Question 62Single Answer

Normative philosophy is particularly associated with:

A
Laboratory apparatus
B
Statistical averages
C
Values and standards
D
School infrastructure

Question 63Single Answer

Which function critically examines educational statements and arguments?

A
Financial
B
Analytic
C
Administrative
D
Supervisory

Question 64Single Answer

Speculative philosophy attempts to develop:

A
Comprehensive views of reality and human existence
B
School inspection reports
C
Achievement tests
D
Attendance policies

Question 65Single Answer

Determining what is morally desirable in education is mainly a:

A
Descriptive function
B
Normative function
C
Statistical function
D
Mechanical function

Question 66Single Answer

Epistemology investigates the:

A
Nature of physical exercise
B
Structure of government
C
Nature, sources and validity of knowledge
D
School organization

Question 67Single Answer

Which question is epistemological?

A
What is the nature of being?
B
What is beautiful?
C
What is morally good?
D
How do we know that something is true?

Question 68Single Answer

Knowledge derived primarily through sensory experience is emphasized by:

A
Rationalism
B
Empiricism
C
Idealism only
D
Mysticism

Question 69Single Answer

Rationalism emphasizes which source of knowledge?

A
Tradition alone
B
Sensation alone
C
Reason
D
Authority alone

Question 70Single Answer

John Locke is strongly associated with:

A
Absolute idealism
B
Empiricism
C
Existentialism
D
Sankhya

Question 71Single Answer

The idea of the mind as ‘tabula rasa’ is associated with:

A
Hegel
B
Plato
C
John Locke
D
Sartre

Question 72Single Answer

René Descartes is most closely associated with:

A
Naturalism
B
Rationalism
C
Behaviourism
D
Pragmatism

Question 73Single Answer

“I think, therefore I am” is associated with:

A
Dewey
B
Descartes
C
Rousseau
D
Locke

Question 74Single Answer

In education, epistemology helps determine:

A
Only teacher salaries
B
Only the duration of school periods
C
What counts as knowledge and how it can be acquired
D
Only school architecture

Question 75Single Answer

The correspondence theory of truth generally holds that truth consists in:

A
Emotional satisfaction
B
Social popularity
C
Agreement between a statement and reality
D
Personal preference

Question 76Single Answer

The coherence theory regards truth as:

A
Consistency within a system of beliefs
B
Sensory pleasure
C
Majority opinion
D
Political authority

Question 77Single Answer

Pragmatic theory generally evaluates truth in terms of:

A
Memorization
B
Ancient origin
C
Authority alone
D
Practical consequences and working value

Question 78Single Answer

Which is NOT normally regarded as a source of knowledge?

A
Perception
B
Inference
C
Testimony
D
Random guessing

Question 79Single Answer

Epistemological issues directly influence:

A
Only school finance
B
Teaching-learning processes
C
Only transportation
D
Only building maintenance

Question 80Single Answer

The question “Can knowledge be certain?” belongs primarily to:

A
Aesthetics
B
Epistemology
C
Ethics
D
Politics

Question 81Single Answer

The analytical method primarily involves:

A
Relying only on authority
B
Accepting claims without examination
C
Breaking complex concepts into simpler components
D
Avoiding logical reasoning

Question 82Single Answer

The dialectical method is traditionally associated with:

A
Drill alone
B
Memorization
C
Conditioning
D
Dialogue and examination of opposing viewpoints

Question 83Single Answer

The Socratic method primarily employs:

A
Punishment
B
Questioning and dialogue
C
Dictation
D
Repetition only

Question 84Single Answer

In Hegelian dialectics, development is often explained through:

A
Reward and punishment
B
Observation, imitation and drill
C
Thesis, antithesis and synthesis
D
Perception alone

Question 85Single Answer

The scientific method places particular emphasis on:

A
Intuition alone
B
Blind belief
C
Authority alone
D
Systematic observation and verification

Question 86Single Answer

A tentative explanation proposed for testing is called a:

A
Axiom of faith
B
Dogma
C
Maxim
D
Hypothesis

Question 87Single Answer

Which is essential to scientific knowledge?

A
Personal authority
B
Secrecy
C
Dogmatism
D
Verifiability

Question 88Single Answer

Deductive reasoning generally proceeds from:

A
Beliefs to traditions
B
Particular observations to generalizations
C
Emotions to facts
D
General principles to specific conclusions

Question 89Single Answer

Inductive reasoning generally proceeds from:

A
Theory to dogma
B
General rules to specific cases
C
Universal truths to axioms
D
Particular observations toward general conclusions

Question 90Single Answer

The dialectical method is especially useful for developing:

A
Passive obedience
B
Mechanical memorization
C
Critical thinking
D
Rote learning alone

Question 91Single Answer

Conceptual clarification is especially important in the:

A
Conditioning method
B
Drill method
C
Analytical method
D
Lecture method only

Question 92Single Answer

Scientific inquiry is generally characterized by:

A
Objectivity and systematic investigation
B
Superstition
C
Unquestioned authority
D
Arbitrary conclusions

Question 93Single Answer

A conclusion based on evidence rather than mere belief reflects:

A
Superstition
B
Dogmatism
C
Indoctrination
D
Rational inquiry

Question 94Single Answer

Which method most directly encourages learners to test propositions against evidence?

A
Rote method
B
Authoritarian method
C
Scientific method
D
Dogmatic method

Question 95Single Answer

Logical analysis in education is useful for detecting:

A
Ambiguities and inconsistencies
B
Only spelling errors
C
Physical disabilities
D
Financial deficits

Question 96Single Answer

The Preamble to the Indian Constitution describes India as a:

A
Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic
B
Theocratic monarchy
C
Federal monarchy
D
Unitary dictatorship

Question 97Single Answer

Justice in the Preamble includes:

A
Religious justice only
B
Social, economic and political justice
C
Judicial justice only
D
Economic justice only

Question 98Single Answer

Liberty in the Preamble includes liberty of:

A
Trade only
B
Thought, expression, belief, faith and worship
C
Travel only
D
Property only

Question 99Single Answer

Equality in the Preamble refers to equality of:

A
Status and opportunity
B
Income in every circumstance
C
Occupation only
D
Language only

Question 100Single Answer

Fraternity aims to assure:

A
Uniform language
B
Uniform occupation
C
Dignity of the individual and unity and integrity of the nation
D
Uniform religion

Question 101Single Answer

Secularism in education implies:

A
Compulsory adherence to one religion
B
Equal respect for different religions
C
Rejection of constitutional values
D
Religious discrimination

Question 102Single Answer

Democratic education emphasizes:

A
Participation, freedom and responsibility
B
Absolute authoritarianism
C
Passive obedience only
D
Social exclusion

Question 103Single Answer

Equality of educational opportunity is most consistent with:

A
Educational exclusion
B
Social discrimination
C
Constitutional equality
D
Hereditary privilege

Question 104Single Answer

Article 21A of the Constitution concerns:

A
Right to vote
B
Right to property
C
Right to education
D
Right to employment

Question 105Single Answer

Article 21A provides free and compulsory education to children in the age group:

A
3–6 years
B
5–18 years
C
14–18 years
D
6–14 years

Question 106Single Answer

Developing scientific temper is included among:

A
Fundamental Duties
B
Fundamental Rights only
C
Emergency provisions
D
Electoral qualifications

Question 107Single Answer

Promotion of harmony and the spirit of common brotherhood is a:

A
Property right
B
Fundamental Duty
C
Commercial right
D
Judicial privilege

Question 108Single Answer

Education for national integration primarily promotes:

A
Unity in diversity
B
Regional isolation
C
Linguistic hostility
D
Communal division

Question 109Single Answer

Constitutional value education should encourage learners to respect:

A
Intolerance
B
Social hierarchy
C
Discrimination
D
Human dignity and diversity

Question 110Single Answer

An inclusive classroom most directly reflects the constitutional values of:

A
Equality and justice
B
Privilege and exclusion
C
Authority and hierarchy
D
Competition and segregation

Question 111Single Answer

Sankhya philosophy is traditionally associated with:

A
Gautama
B
Kanada
C
Kapila
D
Jaimini

Question 112Single Answer

Sankhya philosophy accepts two fundamental realities known as:

A
Dharma and Karma
B
Atman and Brahman only
C
Purusha and Prakriti
D
Jiva and Ajiva

Question 113Single Answer

In Sankhya philosophy, Purusha represents:

A
Physical body
B
Material nature
C
Pure consciousness
D
Social environment

Question 114Single Answer

Prakriti in Sankhya refers to:

A
Liberation
B
Pure consciousness
C
Primordial material nature
D
God alone

Question 115Single Answer

The three Gunas in Sankhya are:

A
Dharma, Artha and Kama
B
Sattva, Rajas and Tamas
C
Shruti, Smriti and Nyaya
D
Satya, Ahimsa and Asteya

Question 116Single Answer

Sankhya philosophy recognizes liberation through:

A
Discriminative knowledge
B
Wealth accumulation
C
Ritual alone
D
Political power

Question 117Single Answer

Vedanta literally refers to:

A
Beginning of logic
B
End or culmination of the Vedas
C
Science of atoms
D
Theory of perception

Question 118Single Answer

Advaita Vedanta is most closely associated with:

A
Kanada
B
Kapila
C
Patanjali
D
Shankaracharya

Question 119Single Answer

According to Advaita Vedanta, ultimate reality is:

A
Matter alone
B
Prakriti
C
Atom
D
Brahman

Question 120Single Answer

Advaita literally means:

A
Pluralism
B
Dualism
C
Non-dualism
D
Materialism

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