Dr. S. Radhakrishnan Commission was appointed on November, 1948 to study the problems of the University education in India. Commission submitted its report in August, 1949.
Dr. L.S. Mudaliarwas appointed on September 23, 1952. Kothari Education Commission was set up by government of India on 14th
July 1964. The objective of this Commission was to examine the different aspects of education system in India.
UGC NET Paper1 Previous Year Solved Papers MCQ - 5th December 2019 Morning Shift
- A Sample theoretically decided → Collect data → Analyse data → Theoretical Saturation
- B General research question → Collect data → Sample theoretically decided → Analyse data → Theoretical Saturation
- C Sample theoretically decided → General research question → Collect data → Theoretical Saturation
- D General research question → Sample theoretically decided → Collect data → Analyse data → Theoretical Saturation
Grounded theory involves the construction
of theories by inductive reasoning, through
methodical gathering and analysis of data.
Any research begins with the identification
of the research question and formulation of
a hypothesis. Then the population is defined
and the sample is decided. Then the desired
data is collected and analysed to test the
hypothesis of the research. Based on the
findings of the research, generalisation is
done and theory is constructed. Grounded
theory follows the same procedure.
In 1989 the world wide web was invented
by the British Scientist, Sir Tim Berners Lee.
It was developed by him to fulfill the
need of automated information sharing
between scientists across the world. World
Wide Web is a collection of websites or web
pages stored in web servers and connected to local computers through the internet. These
websites contain text pages, digital images,
audios, videos, etc. The WWW, along with internet, enables the retrieval and display of
text and media to your device.
Indian logic identifies six pramanas or
means of acquiring knowledge and
truth:
(i) pratyaksa, i.e., perception;
(ii) anumana, i.e., inference;
(iii) upamana, i.e. ,comparison and analogy;
(iv) arthapatti,i.e., postulation, implication, derivation from
circumstances;
(v) anupalabdhi , i.e., nonperception,
negative cognitive proof; and,
Sabda, i.e., word testimony.
Thus, derivation/
assumption/implication on the basis of two
apparently inconsistent perceived facts is
Arthapatti.
Optical storage is any storage type in which
data is written and read with a laser. Typically,
data is written to optical media, such as
compact discs (CDs) and DVDs. The most
common example of the storage medium is
the CD, DVD, and Blu-ray discs. CD-ROM,
DVD-ROM, are read-only optical Discs.
Blu-Ray, HD-DVD are high capacity optical
Discs while CD-R & DVD-R are recordable
optical discs and CD-RW & DVD-RW are
re-writable optical discs.
