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Kakatiya University Previous Question Papers for Students

“A body will remain at rest until an external force acts on it.” Whose statement is this?

(a) Newton

(b) Einstein

(c) Archimedes

(d) Galileo

Option a – Newton

What is Newton’s first law of motion called? ( Kakatiya University Previous Question Papers )

(a) Rule of momentum conservation

(b) Law of inertia

(c) Law of mobility

(d) None of the above

Option b – Law of inertia

On whose principle did the rocket work?

(a) Energy conservation

(b) Bernoulli’s theorem

(c) Avogadro’s hypothesis

(d) Momentum conservation

Option d – Momentum conservation

The product of force is ( Kakatiya University Previous Question Papers )

(a) Mass and velocity

(b) Mass and acceleration

(c) Weight and velocity

(d) Load and acceleration

Option b – Mass and acceleration

When a person lands on the moon, his body is present

(a) There is a change in the quantity of the substance

(b) Weight decreases and quantity remains unchanged

(c) Weight changes

(d) There is a decrease in both volume and weight

Option b – Weight decreases and quantity remains unchanged

The weight of an object on the surface of the moon ( Kakatiya University Previous Question Papers )

(a) Decreases

(b) Increases

(c) Remains unchanged

(d) Becomes exactly zero

Option a – Decreases

If we move from the equator to the poles, then the value of latitude

(a) Increases

(b) Decreases

(c) Remains the same

(d) Decreases to latitude 45°

Option a – Increases

The computer system that links and stores information among different countries in the world through a satellite is known as?

A) Apollo

B) INSAT 2D

C) Internet

D) Nicnet

Option d – Nicnet

What is a ‘Virtual Private Network’? ( Kakatiya University Previous Question Papers )

A) It is a private computer network of an organization where remote users can transmit encrypted information through the server of the organization.

B) It is a computer network across a public Internet that provides users to access their organization’s network while maintaining the security of the information transmitted.

C) It is a computer network in which users can access a shared pool of computing resources through a service provider.

D) None of the statements (A), (B), and (C) given above is a correct description of a Virtual Private Network.

Option b – It is a computer network across a public Internet that provides users to access their organization’s network while maintaining the security of the information transmitted

The layer between the Physical and Network is known as?

A) Data Link Layer

B) Transport Layer

C) Session Layer

D) None of the above

Option a – Data Link Layer

What is ‘Talaash’? ( Kakatiya University Previous Question Papers )

A) a navy aircraft

B) a recently developed missile

C) a multimedia portal on the Internet and an Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software in Devanagari developed by C-DAC

D) a low-cost PC-based supercomputing platform

Option c – a multimedia portal on the Internet and an Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software in Devanagari developed by C-DAC

To safeguard against cyber attacks and threats of data theft, the ‘Centre for Development of Advanced Computing’ has developed a new software called?

A) AVARODH

B) NAYAN

C) TRIKAL

D) None of these

Option b – NAYAN

India manufactured the super-computer ‘PARAM’ in which city? ( Kakatiya University Previous Question Papers )

A) Chennai

B) Bangalore

C) Delhi

D) Pune

Option d – Pune

The first railway station in the country to provide Google’s free public Wi-Fi service is?

A) New Delhi Railway Station

B) Mumbai Central Railway Station

C) Howrah Railway Station

D) Chennai Railway Station

Option b – Mumbai Central Railway Station

Nalanda University flourished during the reign of which of the following rulers? ( Kakatiya University Previous Question Papers )

(a) Chandragupta Maurya

(b) Ashoka

(c) Kanishka

(d) Harsha

Option d – Harsha

After the decline of the Gupta, a larger part of North India was reunited by:

(a) Rajputs

(b) Chalukyas

(c) Saka Satraps

(d) Harshavardhana

Option d – Harshavardhana

Pushyabhuti dynasty ruled over: ( Kakatiya University Previous Question Papers )

(a) Patliputra

(b) Ujjain

(c) Thaneshwar

(d) Sakal

Option c – Thaneshwar

Which one amongst the following is the oldest Dynasty?

(a) Pallava Dynasty

(b) Chola Dynasty

(c) Maurya Dynasty

(d) Gupta Dynasty

Option c – Maurya Dynasty

The largest grant of villages to temples and Brahmanas was given by the ruling dynasty known as:

(a) The Guptas

(b) The Palas

(c) Rashtrakutas

(d) Pratiharas

Option a – The Guptas

Name the great Hindu king who combined in himself the qualities of Samudragupta and Ashoka.

(a) Kanishka

(b) Chandragupta I

(c) Chandragupta II

(d) Harshavardhana

Option d – Harshavardhana

Pulakesin II defeated Harshavardhana on the banks of the river: ( Kakatiya University Previous Question Papers )

(a) Godavari

(b) Narmada

(c) Tapti

(d) Mahanadi

Option b – Narmada

Which of the following was not written by Harsha?

(a) Kadambari

(b) Ratnavali

(c) Nagananda

(d) Priyadarshika

Option a – Kadambari

A ruler who was believed to have been the author of about two dozen works on a variety of subjects including medicine, astronomy, architecture, etc., was:

(a) the Parmara King Bhoja

(b) the Chalukya King Kumarpala

(c) the Pratihara King Mihirbhoja

(d) the Pala King Dharmapala

Option b – the Chalukya King Kumarpala

Which Tomar ruler is credited to have established Delhi? ( Kakatiya University Previous Question Papers )

(a) Anangpal

(b) Vajrat

(c) Rudrane

(d) Devraj

Option a – Anangpal

The temples built during the medieval period by which of the following dynasties are known as ‘Seven Pagodas’?

(a) Chalukyas

(b) Cholas

(c) Pallavas

(d) Hoysalas

Option c – Pallavas

The ancient name of Bengal was:

(a) Matsya

(b) Gauda

(c) Vatsa

(d) Kamarupa

Option b – Gauda

The Kalachuri era counted from A.D 248 was mostly current in:

(a) Kashmir

(b) Central India

(c) Bengal

(d) Andhra

Option d – Andhra

Kamarupa is the old name of:

(a) Bengal

(b) Bihar

(c) Orissa

(d) Assam

Option d – Assam

Kalhan’s Rajatarangini is the history of:

(a) Kashmir

(b) Harsha’s reign

(c) Rajasthan

(d) Chandragupta’s reign

Option a – Kashmir

Chachnama is a famous work on the history of:

(a) Gujarat

(b) Punjab

(c) Kashmir

(d) Sind

Option d – Sind

Solankis were the rulers of:

(a) Gujarat

(b) Malwa

(c) Ajmer

(d) Bengal

Option a – Gujarat

Who among the following gave a detailed account of Nalanda University?

(a) Hiuen Tsang

(b) Fahien

(c) Megasthenes

(d) I-tsing

Option a – Hiuen Tsang

Who among the following called himself the ‘Second Alexander?

(a) Alauddin Khalji

(b) Samudragupta

(c) Chandragupta II

(d) Kanishka

Option a – Alauddin Khalji

Who amongst the following is most famous for the establishment of an elaborate system of municipal administration?

(a) Kanishka

(b) Samudragupta Maurya

(c) Harshavardhana

(d) Chandragupta Maurya

Option d – Chandragupta Maurya

Who among the following was a lexicographer?

(a) Banabhatta

(b) Dandin

(c) Amarsimha

(d) Panini

Option c – Amarsimha

A Pala Ruler who was raised to the throne by different sections of people was:

(a) Gopala

(b) Mahipala

(c) Devapala

(d) Dharmapala

Option a – Gopala

The famous monastery at Vikramashila was founded by the:

(a) Senas

(b) Rashtrakutas

(c) Guptas

(d) Palas

Option d – Palas

In ancient peninsular India, who of the following assumed the title ‘Vatapikonda’?

(a) Mayurasharman

(b) Narasimhavarman

(c) Pulakeshin II

(d) Vikramaditya II

Option b – Narasimhavarman

Prithviraj Chauhan belonged to the Rajput dynasty of:

(a) Chandelles

(b) Gahadavalas

(c) Tomaras

(d) Guhilots

Option b – Gahadavalas

The Chalukyas were succeeded by the Rashtrakutas.

(a) Vengi

(b) Kalyani

(c) Badami

(d) Anhilwara

Option c – Badami

Which of the following Rashtrakuta kings founded the capital city of Manyakheta?

(a) Amoghavarsha

(b) Indra III

(c) Dantidurga

(d) Krishna II

Option c – Dantidurga

The Rashtrakutas were patrons of:

(a) Jainism

(b) Buddhism

(c) Vaishnavism

(d) Shaivism

Option a – Jainism

In India, the first to put forward the theory that the Earth revolves round the sun was:

(a) Kalhana

(b) Brahmagupta

(c) Bana

(d) Aryabhatta

Option d – Aryabhatta

The six distinct schools of Indian philosophy – Vedanta, Mimamsa, Sankhya, Yoga, Nyaya, and Vaisesika became fully articulated during the:

(a) Vedic age

(b) Gupta age

(c) Kushana Age

(d) Mauryan age

Option b – Gupta age

Which one of the following indicates the correct chronological order of era in India?

(a) Gupta-Harsha-Vikram-Shaka

(b) Vikram-Shaka-Gupta-Harsha

(c) Gupta-Shaka-Vikram-Harsha

(d) Vikram-Harsha-Gupta-Shaka

Option b – Vikram-Shaka-Gupta-Harsha

The decimal system was introduced by:

(a) Aryabhatta

(b) Brahmagupta

(c) Bhaskara

(d) None of these

Option c – Bhaskara

Which one of the following works is ascribed to the famous poet Rajasekhara?

(a) Setubandha

(b) Gaudavadha

(c) Karpurmanjari

(d) Saptasataka

Option c – Karpurmanjari

In which period were the foreigners absorbed in large numbers into Indian society?

(a) The Kushana Period

(b) The Post-Mauryan Period

(c) The Mauryan Period

(d) The Rajput Period

Option b – The Post-Mauryan Period

Whose court received a Chinese embassy sent by the T’ang emperor?

(a) Rajaraja I

(b) Rajendra I

(c) Harsha

(d) Parantaka I

Option c – Harsha

The principle of working of a dynamo (electric generator) is

(a) Thermal effect

(b) electromagnetic effect

(c) Magnetic effect of current

(d) energy conservation

Option b – electromagnetic effect

The unit of magnetic flux is

(a) Weber

(b) Gauss

(c) Yes

(d) Tesla

Option a – Weber

To what else does the needle of the magnetic compass indicate?

(a) magnetic answer

(b) magnetic south

(c) magnetic north and magnetic south

(d) None of the above

Option c – magnetic north and magnetic south

A freely hanging magnet always remains in

(a) East-North direction.

(b) North-West direction

(c) North-South direction

(d) South-west direction

Option c – North-South direction

Which way does magnetic dipping indicate?

(a) east

(b) west

(c) Answer

(d) Akash

Option c – Answer

Fleming’s left-hand rule explains the direction

(a) In the conductor of the current which is placed in the electric field

(b) Magnetic field in the electric conductor

(c) the Direction of force in the electric conductor when the conductor is in a magnetic field

(d) None of the above

Option c – the Direction of force in the electric conductor when the conductor is in a magnetic field

The format of the Sarvodaya Yojana was prepared by

(a) Ardeshir Dalal

(b) MN Rai

(c) Shri Manna Narayan

(d) Jayaprakash Narayan

Option d – Jayaprakash Narayan

With whom is MODVAT related?

(a) Trade tax

(b) Wealth tax

(c) Income tax

(d) Central Excise Tax

Option a – Trade tax

Who is responsible for planning the Five Year Plan?

(a) Prime Minister’s Office

(b) National Development Council

(c) Planning Commission

(d) Central and State Government

Option c – Planning Commission

When did economic planning begin in India?

(a) On August 15, 1947

(b) On 26 January 1949

(c) On 1 April 1951

(d) On 1 May 1956

Option c – On 1 April 1951

Who is the author of the book ‘Planned Economy for India’?

(a) Shri Manna Narayan

(b) Shri MN Rai

(c) Sir M. Visvesvaraya

(d) Jayaprakash Narayan

Option c – Sir M. Visvesvaraya

Who is the author of ‘Planning and the Poor’?

(a) David Ricardo

(b) B.S. Minhas

(c) Gunnar Myrdal

(d) JK Mehta

Option b – B.S. Minhas

When was the National Planning Committee established?

(a) 1938 A.D.

(b) 1942 A.D.

(c) 1947 A.D.

(d) 1951 A.D.

Option a – 1938 A.D.

The reason for Silent Valley being discussed is

(a) Population explosion

(b) Establishment of nuclear center

(c) Excess water harvesting

(d) Conservation of Biodiversity and Evergreen Forests

Option d – Conservation of Biodiversity and Evergreen Forests

The Valley of Flowers is located in

(a) Kerala

(b) Jammu and Kashmir

(c) Uttarakhand

(d) Himachal Pradesh

Option c – Uttarakhand

The Shanti Valley is located in

(a) Kerala

(b) Karnataka

(c) Uttarakhand

(d) Tamil Nadu

Option a – Kerala

What is the type of vegetation found on the Western Ghats?

(a) Sadhir

(b) Alpine

(c) Savannah

(d) Deciduous

Option a – Sadhir

The state famous for sandalwood in India is

(a) Assam

(b) Kerala

(c) Karnataka

(d) West Bengal

Option c – Karnataka

Due to the abundance of which tree in the delta areas of the Ganges-Brahmaputra, it is called ‘Sundarvan’?

(a) Sandalwood

(b) Rosewood

(c) Sundari

(d) All of the above

Option c – Sundari

Which is the main plant in India?

(a) Autumn forest

(b) Rainforest

(c) Barbed bushes

(d) Savannah

Option a – Autumn forest

Which type of forests are found in the highest area of the country?

(a) Mountain forest

(b) Tropical evergreen forest

(c) Humid monsoon forest

(d) Tropical deciduous forest

Option d – Tropical deciduous forest

Where is the headquarters of the Forest Survey of India located?

(a) New Delhi

(b) Dehradun

(c) Nagpur

(d) Bhopal

Option b – Dehradun

Where is the headquarters of Central Forest Research Institute located?

(a) Mussoorie

(b) New Delhi

(c) Nagpur

(d) Dehradun

Option d – Dehradun

Who is the originator of the tree plantation festival known as ‘Van Mahotsav’ in India?

(a) Mahatma Gandhi

(b) Vinoba Bhave

(c) KM Munshi

(d) Jawaharlal Nehru

Option c – KM Munshi

The total Forest and tree cover area in India is

(a) 6,75,538 sq km

(b) 6,78,333 sq km

(c) 7,57,010 km

(d) 7,94,245 sq km

Option d – 7,94,245 sq km

‘Monsoon’ is the word of which language?

(a) Arabic

(b) English

(c) French

(d) Spanish

Option a – Arabic

According to the National Forest Policy, at least what percentage of the area of the country is required to cover forests?

(a) 23%

(b) 25%

(c) 33%

(d) 40%

Option c – 33%

In which year was the new forest policy announced by the central government?

(a) 1970 A.D.

(b) 1981 A.D.

(c) 1988 A.D.

(d) 1991 A.D.

Option c – 1988 A.D.

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