As per the Section 22 in the University
Grants Commission Act, 1956, the right
of conferring or granting degrees shall be
exercised only by a University established
or incorporated by or under a Central
Act, a Provincial Act or a State Act or
an institution deemed to be a University
under section 3 or an institution specially
empowered by an Act of Parliament to
confer or grant degrees. In the given
options only Deemed to be Universities
are provided to confer degree.
UGC NET Paper1 Previous Year Solved Papers MCQ - 5th December 2019 Morning Shift
The most widely used traditional assessment
tools are multiple-choice tests, true/false
tests, short answers, and essays. Alternative
assessment strategies include open-ended
questions, performance test exhibits
demonstrations, hands-on execution of
experiments, computer simulations, and
portfolios.
According to Reserve Bank of India data
the rate of growth of the combined exports
of software and IT-enabled services has
fallen from 20.8 % in 2012-13 to 14.9 %
in 2014-15 and to a low of 7.3 % in
2015-16.
The ratio of computer hardware imports to
exports of computer services, which was
falling prior to the 2008 financial crisis
has since shown signs of rising.
Positivism is a philosophical system
recognizing only that which can be scientifically verified or which is capable
of logical or mathematical proof, and
therefore rejecting metaphysics and
theism. Phenomenalism is at the heart
of positivism as it accepts that physical
objects can be known through their
appearance as perceived phenomena.
Positivist studies usually adopt deductive
approach, though, sometimes may
use inductive approach, too.
Interpretivism is not associated, rather
contrasted, with Positivism. Positivists
believe society shapes the individual,
whereas intepretivists believe individuals
shape society. The former use quantitative
methods, while the latter, qualitative
methods. Positivist research is value-free;
and researcher is objective and independent
of the data. Interpretivist research is value
bound; and the researcher is subjective
being part of the subject under research.
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Which of the following groups of electronic scientists has been given in an order chronologically?
- A Guglielmo (G.) Marconi, Lumiere Brothers, Lee forest, John Fleming and Jolm Logie Baird
- B John Logie Baird, Lumiere Brothers, Guglielmo (G.) Marconi, Lee forest and John Fleming
- C Lee forest, John Fleming, Lumiere Brothers, Gugliehno (G.) Marconi and John Logie Baird
- D Lumiere Brothers, Guglielmo (G.) Marconi Lee forest, John Fleming and John Logie Baird
The Lumiere brothers were born in Besancon,
France in 1840. Lee de Forest was an
American inventor born in 1873. John Logie
Baird was a very famous Scottish engineer
and inventor of one of the first televisions.
He demonstrated his working television on
26 January 1926.
