Answer Key of WB SET December 2025 - Political Science Coaching Centre

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Answer Key of WB SET December 2025

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Category: Lokpal

1. Lokpal consists of

(A) 9 members including Chairperson

(B) 8 members including Chairperson

(C) 10 members excluding Chairperson

(D) 7 members including Chairperson

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Category: Political Theory

2. Given below are two statements, one labelled as Assertion (A) and the other labelled as Reason (R). Choose the correct answer from the codes below:

Assertion (A): Great political theories originated, as Sabine put it, in the interstices of Political and Social crises.

Reason (R): There is no disinterested political theory.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) (A) is false, but (R) is true

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Category: Non-Aligned Movement NET & SET PYQs

3. Who among the following statesmen supported Nehru in his policy of Non-Alignment?

(A) Harold Wilson

(B) John Kennedy

(C) Gamal Nasser

(D) Nikita Khruschev

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Category: Structural-Functional Approach NET & SET PYQs

4. Which of the following is not a function of the political parties?

(A) Interest Articulation

(B) Interest Adjudication

(C) Socialization and Recruitment

(D) None of the above

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Category: New Public Administration

5. The New Public Administration movement of the 1960s and 1970s emphasised

(A) political neutrality and hierarchical control

(B) efficiency and technical control

(C) responsiveness, equity and relevance to social goals

(D) expansion of military administration

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Category: Muhammad Iqbal

6. Match the pair using the codes given below:

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

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Category: Political Economy

7. David Ricardo was a proponent of

(A) Neoliberal Economics

(B) Neoclassical Economics

(C) Classical Political Economy

(D) Mercantilism

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Category: Political System of USA

8. Which President of the USA coined the term 'military-industrial complex'? (WB SET December 2025)

(A) Harry Truman

(B) Dwight Eisenhower

(C) John F. Kennedy

(D) Richard Nixon

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Category: John Stuart Mill

9. The first proponent of representative democracy was

(A) John Rawls

(B) F. A. Hayek

(C) John Stuart Mill

(D) Aristotle

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Category: Neo-Liberalism in IR

10. Democratic Peace Theory is associated with the writings of:

(A) Machiavelli and Voltaire

(B) Michael Doyle and Bruce Russett

(C) Thomas Christensen and Thomas Schelling

(D) Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru

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Category: Writ in Indian Constitution

11. Which of the following Writs is issued by the Supreme Court of India in case of illegal detention of a person?

(A) Certiorari

(B) Habeas Corpus

(C) Mandamus

(D) Quo warranto

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Category: Rational Choice theory

12. Rational Choice Theory in public administration assumes that

(A) individuals act out of altruism within organisations

(B) collective decisions override individual preferences

(C) public servants behave like utility-maximising individuals in pursuit of self-interest

(D) institutions inherently produce equitable outcomes

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Category: John Rawls

13. Rawls arranges the principles of justice in lexical priority in the order given below. Identify the correct one

(A) Fair Equality of Opportunity, the Difference Principle, Liberty Principle

(B) Liberty Principle, Fair Equality of Opportunity, the Difference Principle

(C) The Difference Principle, Fair Equality of Opportunity, Liberty Principle

(D) All of the above

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Category: India-Pakistan Relations

14. Who was India's Prime Minister at the time of Agra Summit?

(A) Manmohan Singh

(B) Atal Bihari Vajpayee

(C) L. K. Gujral

(D) P. V. Narasimha Rao

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Category: Neorealism

15. In which book John Mearsheimer put forward the theory of Offensive Realism?

(A) The Great Delusion

(B) The Tragedy of Great Power Politics

(C) Why Leaders Lie

(D) The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy

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Category: Michel Foucault

16. Which one of the following thinkers stressed the productive dimension of power?

(A) Foucault

(B) Mill

(C) Marx

(D) Machiavelli

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Category: Budget

17. Gender Budgeting is associated with

(A) National Population Register (NPR)

(B) Development Schemes

(C) National Register of Citizens

(D) Railway Budget

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Category: John Locke

18. Who amongst the following theorists defended people's Right to Rebellion?

(A) John Rawls

(B) John Stuart Mill

(C) John M. Keynes

(D) John Locke

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Category: Schemes of Government of India

19. Swayam Siddha Scheme is based on empowerment of women through which of the following?

(A) Environmental Organizations

(B) Self-help Groups

(C) Peasant Organizations

(D) Working class Organizations

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Category: Elite Theory

20. Who wrote The Comparative Study of Political Elites?

(A) Robert Mitchels

(B) C. Wright Mills

(C) Robert Putnam

(D) Floyd Hunter

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Category: System Approach in Comparative Politics

21. Which one of the following books was authored by David Easton?

(A) A Systems Analysis of Political Life

(B) The Politics of the Developing Areas

(C) Modern Political Analysis

(D) The Nerves of Government

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Category: United Nations

22. Where is the headquarters of UNESCO located?

(A) Brussels

(B) Geneva

(C) Paris

(D) Vienna

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Category: Organisational Communication

23. According to Chester Barnard, effective communication in organisations depends on

(A) centralized command structures

(B) authority based solely on positional power

(C) digital surveillance of staff

(D) willingness to cooperate, zone of indifference and clarity of purpose

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Category: Prime Minister and Council of Ministers

24. The President can dissolve Lok Sabha on

(A) the recommendation of Chief Justice of India

(B) the recommendation of Council of Ministers

(C) the recommendation of Lok Sabha

(D) the recommendation of Rajya Sabha

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Category: Shanghai Cooperation Organisation

25. Regional Anti-Terrorism Structure (RATS) is associated with:

(A) BRICS

(B) G-20

(C) SCO

(D) QUAD

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Category: United Nations

26. Which of the following statements about the UN Security Council is correct?

(A) All members of the UN have equal voting rights in the Security Council

(B) Permanent members have veto power over substantive resolutions

(C) It is composed solely of military representatives

(D) It cannot function independently of the General Assembly

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Category: State Legislature

27. Gorkhaland Territorial Administration (GTA) was formed in 2012 as per the provision of

(A) the sixth Schedule of the Constitution of India

(B) the seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India

(C) the eighth Schedule of the Constitution of India

(D) The powers granted to the states of India

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Category: Right to Information

28. Match the leaders (List-I) with associated movements (List-II) by identifying the correct code:

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

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Category: Neorealism

29. Which concept is central to Neo-realism?

(A) Complex independence

(B) The importance of international norms

(C) The role of domestic politics

(D) The structure of international system

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Category: Gujaral Doctrine

30. The Gujral Doctrine in India's Neighbourhood Policy emphasised

(A) conditional aid to neighbours based on strategic compliance

(B) unilateral concessions to select neighbours without reciprocity

(C) expansion of naval power in the Indian Ocean

(D) military alliances with South-East Asian nations

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Category: Management by Objectives

31. Management by Objectives as proposed by Peter Drucker, primarily involves

(A) delegating all decisions to top management

(B) performance evaluation based on informal reviews

(C) eliminating goal-setting in favour of improvisation

(D) defining clear, measurable goals collaboratively between managers and subordinates

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Category: Vice-President

32. The Vice President of India is the ex-officio Chairman of

(A) NITI Aayog

(B) National Development Council

(C) Rajya Sabha

(D) Minorities Commission

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Category: Good Governance

33. What does the term 'corporate governance' primarily focus on?

(A) Government regulations for corporations

(B) Shareholder activism

(C) The structure and processes by which corporations are directed and controlled

(D) Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives

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Category: Demand for New States

34. Which among the following is the oldest state in India?

(A) Chhattisgarh

(B) Uttarakhand

(C) Arunachal Pradesh

(D) Telangana

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Category: Multiculturalism

35. Which of the following descriptions does not fit the concept of Multiculturalism?

(A) Salad Bowl

(B) Cultural Mosaic

(C) Melting Pot

(D) Homogeneous

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Category: G-7

36. Which of the following is not a member of G-7?

(A) Italy

(B) Spain

(C) Japan

(D) Germany

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Category: Frantz Fanon

37. Match the following theorists with their respective theories:

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

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Category: District Collector

38. The District Treasury comes under the control of the

(A) Central Government

(B) District Collector

(C) District Treasury Officer

(D) Chief Secretary

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Category: Elite Theory

39. Robert Putnam's work titled Making Democracy Work is with reference to which country?

(A) Germany

(B) Netherlands

(C) Italy

(D) England

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Category: Colonialism and Decolonization

40. The Post-colonial State' is often characterised by

(A) total separation of military and civil administration

(B) institutional continuity with colonial-era legal frameworks and bureaucratic centralism

(C) horizontal diffusion of power across autonomous regions

(D) absence of any elite capture or patron-client networks

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Category: Dr. B.R.Ambedkar

41. In the two lists given below, List A provides organizations and List B provides names of the leaders. Match the two lists and choose the correct answer from the codes given below.

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

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Category: Political regimes

42. Indicate which of the following statements is true:

(A) Majoritarianism is defined as a simple rule by the majority

(B) The United Nations was established in 1921

(C) 'Veil of ignorance' refers to the poor literacy of the political elite

(D) Democracy thrives on 'circulation of elites'

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Category: Political Culture

43. According to Almond and Verba 'Civic Culture' in democratic societies is a mixture of which of the following?

(A) Parochial and Participant Political Culture

(B) Subject and Participant Political Culture

(C) Subject and Parochial Political Culture

(D) Parochial, Subject and Participant Political Culture

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Category: Democracy

44. 'Democratic Governance' refers to

(A) technocratic decision-making within elected bodies

(B) governance led solely by elected executives

(C) decision-making processes that are transparent, participatory, accountable and aimed at social justice

(D) centralised authority operating through ordinances

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Category: Realism

45. Which of the following best captures the difference between Neoliberalism and Classical Realism?

(A) Neoliberalism focuses on human nature while Classical Realism emphasises international institutions

(B) Neoliberalism argues that the structure of the international system, not human nature, explains State behaviour

(C) Neoliberalism is normative, while Classical Realism is power-centric

(D) Classical Realism supports world government while Neoliberalism supports anarchy

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Category: Federalism in India

46. The Constitution of India describes India as a

(A) Federation

(B) Confederation

(C) Union of States

(D) Federative Republic

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Category: WTO

47. Which of the following best describes India's position in WTO negotiations?

(A) Consistent support for total market liberalisation

(B) Advocacy for special and differential treatment for developing countries

(C) Alignment with the G-7 and promotion of high-income country interests

(D) Preference for bilateral trade agreements over multilateralism

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Category: Women Movements

48. When was the Union Ministry of Women and Social Welfare established in India?

(A) 1976

(B) 1986

(D) 2006

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Category: Civil Society Groups

49. Indicate which of the following statements is true.

(A) Civil society organisations directly contest elections

(B) Civil society organisations are run by political parties

(C) Civil society organisations serve as checks on government

(D) Civil society organisations are composed of elderly citizens

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Category: Fundamental Duties

50. Fundamental Duties do not enjoy

(A) Social Sanction

(B) Moral Sanction

(C) Legal Sanction

(D) None of the above

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Category: Development Administration

51. The prime mover of academic interest in Development Administration was

(A) Henri Fayol

(B) Fred W. Riggs

(C) Herbert Simon

(D) Elton Mayo

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Category: Rajni Kothari

52. Who for the first time described the Indian Party System in the post-independence period as one-party dominant system?

(A) Atul Kohli

(B) Gurpreet Mahajan

(C) Rajiv Bhargava

(D) Rajni Kothari

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Category: UN Peace Keeping Operations

53. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion (A) and the other, Reason (R). Choose the correct answer from the codes below:

Assertion (A): The UN cannot perform peacekeeping operations

Reason (R): UN has no army, navy or air force of its own

Codes:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) (A) is false, but (R) is true

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Category: President

54. Put the following Presidents of India since 1989 in their chronological order and select the correct answer from the codes given below:

K. R. Narayanan, APJ Abdul Kalam, R. Venkataraman, Shankar Dayal Sharma, Pratibha Patil

Codes:

(A) K. R. Narayanan, R. Venkataraman, Pratibha Patil, APJ Abdul Kalam, Shankar Dayal Sharma

(B) R. Venkataraman, APJ Abdul Kalam, Shankar Dayal Sharma, Pratibha Patil, K. R. Narayanan

(C) Pratibha Patil, K.R. Narayanan, Shankar Dayal Sharma,R. Venkataraman, APJ Abdul Kalam

(D) R. Venkataraman, Shankar Dayal Sharma, K. R. Narayanan, APJ Abdul Kalam, Pratibha Patil

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Category: Liberty

55. Who wrote "Two Concepts of Liberty"?

(A) John Stuart Mill

(B) Isaiah Berlin

(C) John Dewey

(D) Charles Taylor

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Category: Sri Aurobindo

56. There are two Lists given below. List-A and List-B. List-A provides names of authors and List-B provides names of books. Match the two lists and choose the correct answer from the codes given below

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

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Category: Modernism & Post Modernism

57. The idea of 'Deconstruction' is associated with which philosopher?

(A) Jean Francois Lyotard

(B) Mitchel Foucault

(C) Jacques Derrida

(D) Martin Heideggar

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Category: Political Culture

58. Which among the following is not a type of Political Culture discussed by Gabriel Almond?

(A) Parochial Political Culture

(B) Participant Political Culture

(C) Subject Political Culture

(D) Rational Political Culture

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Category: Emergency in Indian Constitution

59. Which of the following statements is true?

(A) Financial emergency was declared in India only once

(B) Financial emergency was declared in India only twice

(C) Financial emergency was declared in India only thrice

(D) Financial emergency was never declared in India

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Category: National Commission for Human Rights

60. Who amongst the following is not a member of The National Human Rights Commission?

(A) Chairperson of the National Commission for Minorities

(B) Chairperson of the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes

(C) Chairperson of the National Commission for Women

(D) Chairperson of the National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions

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Category: Party System in Comparative Politics

61. Which of the following is not a type of party system according to Giovanni Sartori's classification?

(A) Balanced or affective pluralism

(B) Extreme or polarized pluralism

(C) Limited or moderate pluralism

(D) Single party system

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Category: Marxism

62. Which among the following books was written jointly by Marx and Engels?

(A) A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy

(B) On the Jewish Question

(C) The Holy Family

(D) Anti-Dühring

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Category: Behaviouralism & Post-Behaviouralism in Political Theory

63. Which one of the following is the characteristic feature of post-behaviouralism?

(A) Quantification

(B) Relevance to Societal Problem

(C) Value-free

(D) Pure Science

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Category: Fundamental Duties

64. Fundamental Duties of the Indian citizens were

(A) enshrined in the original Constitution

(B) added by the 42nd Amendment

(C) added by the 44th Amendment

(D) issued as administrative directives

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Category: Plato

65. The book on the Peloponnesian War is a chronicle of the conflict between which ancient states?

(A) Athens and Sparta

(B) Austria and Hungary

(C) Greece and Rome

(D) Tibet and China

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Category: Line and Staff Agency

66. Defending State Policy is the function of

(A) Auxiliary agency

(B) both Line and Staff agencies

(C) Line agency

(D) Staff agency

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Category: Francis Fukuyama

67. "The End of History' thesis is associated with

(A) Shigeru Ishiba

(B) Shinzo Abe

(C) Francis Fukuyama

(D) Fumio Kishida

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Category: Rights

68. "A right is a claim recognized by society and enforced by the State." Who said this?

(A) Bernard Bosanquet

(B) T. H. Green

(C) Harold J. Laski

(D) Jean Jacques Rousseau

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Category: Underdevelopment

69. The theory of 'development of underdevelopment' was propounded by

(A) Andre Gunder Frank

(B) Samir Amin

(C) Immanuel Wallerstein

(D) John Brenner

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Category: Gramsci

70. By 'Modern Prince' Gramsci would refer to

(A) a Modern Dictator

(B) President of World Bank

(C) President of the USA

(D) Communist Party

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Category: Social Movements & New Social Movements

71. Which of the following best distinguishes New Social Movements (NSMs) from traditional ones?

(A) NSMs focus exclusively on economic redistribution

(B) NSMS are often identity-based and emphasise autonomy, environment and cultural rights over class struggle

(C) Traditional movements emerged after the Cold War and NSMS before it

(D) NSMs reject all forms of institutional engagement

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Category: Conflict and Peace

72. The movement which is regarded as the origin of Israeli-Palestinian conflict is known as

(A) Zionism

(B) Judaism

(C) Nazism

(D) Communism

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Category: Fundamental Rights

73. The power to impose reasonable restrictions on the Fundamental Rights of Indian citizens rests with

(A) The Supreme Court

(B) The Parliament

(C) The President

(D) None of the above

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Category: NITI Aayog

74. The transition from the Planning Commission to NITI Aayog reflects

(A) a return to centralised five-year planning

(B) the strengthening of parliamentary oversight

(C) the end of state involvement in economic policy

(D) a shift toward cooperative federalism, outcome-based planning and strategic policy guidance

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Category: Governor

75. Which of the following Articles under the Constitution of India exempts the President and Governor for answerability to any court of law?

(A) Article 360

(B) Article 370

(C) Article 361

(D) Article 250

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Category: SAARC

76. SAARC has its secretariat in

(A) Dhaka

(B) Kathmandu

(C) Thimpu

(D) Colombo

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Category: Governor

77. Match the following by identifying the correct code:

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

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Category: Democracy

78. 'Democratic Consolidation' refers to

(A) the initial moment of regime transition

(B) a reduction in party competition

(C) the end of voter participation in the democratic process

(D) the normalisation and institutionalisation of democratic rules and norms after transition

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Category: Migration and Refugees

79. Non-Refoulement pertains to:

(A) Climate Change

(B) Peace Mission

(C) Failed State

(D) World Refugees

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Category: Realism

80. The concept of 'Sovereignty in international relations traditionally implies

(A) the capacity of global institutions to impose rules on States

(B) the legal autonomy and supreme authority of a State within its territory

(C) the fusion of State and religious authority

(D) the rise of non-State actors like NGOs

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Category: System Approach in Comparative Politics

81. Match List-I (Theorists) with List-II (Ideas, Arguments) and select the correct answer from the codes given below:

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

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Category: Elite Theory

82. The concept of Social Capital means which of the following?

(A) Capitalism in Liberal Societies

(B) Corporate Social Responsibility

(C) Trust and Harmony in Societies

(D) Monetary Value

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Category: Gramsci

83. "Hegemony goes beyond ruling through force; but by gaining the consent of the ruled"- is an idea akin to:

(A) Gaetano Mosca

(B) Antonio Gramsci

(C) Pierre-Joseph Proudhon

(D) Louis Althusser

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Category: Fundamental Rights

84. Article 15(4) of the Constitution of India prohibits discrimination against any citizen on the grounds of

(A) Religion, Caste and Sex only

(B) Religion, Caste, Sex and Place of Birth only

(C) Religion, Race and Caste only

(D) Religion, Race, Caste, Sex, Place of Birth or any one of these

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Category: Samuel P. Huntington

85. The book Political Order in Changing Societies is written by whom?

(A) Lucian Pye

(B) Gabriel Almond

(C) Ernest Barker

(D) Samuel Huntington

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Category: Dharamshastra

86. Which of the following statements is true?

(A) Smriti texts are also known as Dharmasastras

(B) Thomas Hobbes is the author of Discourses on Livy

(C) President of India is the Chairman of NITI Aayog

(D) Mussolini was the ruler of Iceland

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Category: Fundamental Rights

87. Which of the following is true about the Fundamental Rights under the Indian Constitution?

(I) It is protected and enforced by the Constitution

(II) It can be changed by the common legislative process

(III) Supreme Court is the guardian of Fundamental Rights

(IV) All Constitutional Rights are Fundamental Rights

Select the correct answer from the codes given below:

(A) (I) and (III) only

(B) (I) and (II) only

(C) (I), (II) and (IV) only

(D) (I), (III) and (IV) only

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Category: Directive Principles of State Policy

88. The idea of 'Directive Principles of State Policy' was borrowed from

(A) Weimer Republic of Germany

(B) Ireland

(C) South Africa

(D) Sweden

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Category: Hannah Arendt

89. "Theory of Action' was given by Hannah Arendt in which of the following texts?

(A) Eichmann in Jerusalem

(B) The Origins of Totalitarianism

(C) On Human Condition

(D) Men in Dark Times

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Category: Colonialism and Decolonization

90. In the context of colonialism, 'Settler Colonialism' refers to

(A) economic exploitation with no population transfer

(B) direct foreign rule based on local elite alliances

(C) colonization involving displacement of indigenous populations and permanent settler control

(D) mercantile expansion based on maritime trade

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Category: Migration and Refugees

91. Name the legal regime that modified the geographic and time-based limitations of refugee protection set by 1951 Convention of UNHCR.

(A) 1957 Protocol

(B) 1967 Protocol

(D) 1987 Protocol

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Category: Preamble

92. The Constitution of India was adopted on

(A) 26 November 1949

(B) 26 January 1949

(C) 26 January 1950

(D) 26 November 1950

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Category: Social Audit

93. Social audits as a tool of accountability are best defined as

(A) annual financial inspections by the CAG

(B) judicial reviews of public policy

(C) publicly conducted evaluations of government schemes by local stakeholders

(D) internal reviews by bureaucratic departments

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Category: Neo-Liberalism in IR

94. The concept of 'complex interdependence' was introduced in international relations by

(A) Robert Keohane and Joseph Nye

(B) Leon Lindberg

(C) Raul Prebisch

(D) John Thibaut and Harold Kelley

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Category: Kautilya

95. In Arthasastra, the State was divided into how many elements?

(A) 3

(B) 5

(C) 7

(D) 11

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Category: Conflict and Peace

96. The 'Responsibility to Protect' (R2P) principle emerged to

(A) ensure protection of State Sovereignty against external interference

(B) justify pre-emptive war under Realist logic

(C) mandate international action to prevent genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity

(D) promote arms trade among democratic allies

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Category: Lokpal

97. The Ombudsman, Lokpal and Lokayukta are examples of

(A) judicial appointments under the Supreme Court

(B) institutional innovations for grievance redressal and anti-corruption oversight

(C) quasi-legislative commissions on electoral reforms

(D) exclusive civil society bodies with no legal mandate

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Category: Electoral Politics: Participation, Contestation, Representation, Emerging trends

98. Which of the following two statements are correct about electoral systems in India?

(II) The list system is used in multi-member constituencies

(III) The State Election Commission is responsible for the election of the State Legislative Assembly

(IV) NOTA was introduced in 2014

Choose the correct option:

(A) (I) and (II)

(B) (II) and (III)

(C) (III) and (IV)

(D) (I) and (IV)

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Category: Jean-Jacques Rousseau

99. Rousseau's Emilé is related to

(A) Economy

(B) Education

(C) Revolution

(D) General Will

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Category: Luther Gulick and Lyndall Urwick

100. Luther Gulick and Lyndall Urwick are associated with the idea of

(A) Prismatic Sala Model

(B) POSDCORB

(C) Rational Actor Model

(D) Scalar Chain Principle

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