MH-SET Question Paper Maharashtra State Eligibility Test setexam.unipune.ac.in : Savitribai Phule Pune University

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Test : Maharashtra State Eligibility Test (MH-SET) for Assistant Professor 2015

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2. This paper consists of 50 objective type questions. Each question will carry two marks. All questions of Paper-II will be compulsory, covering entire syllabus (including all electives, without options).

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12. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers.

1. According to the Pre-Upanisadic view found in the Vedic hymns, the Rta order is maintained by :
(A) Devas
(B) Asuras
(C) Human beings
(D) The laws of nature

2. According to Leibnitz, the following is not a characteristic of Monads :
(A) Perceptive
(B) Windowless
(C) Dependent upon other monads
(D) Independent of other monads

3. Nietzsche’s view that our beliefs about the world are conditioned by our spatio-temporal framework is called :
(A) Physicalism
(B) Phenomenalism
(C) Psychologism
(D) Perspectivism

4. Carvaka rejects the existence of ether because ……………………….. .
(A) It is vibhu
(B) It is not perceived but inferred
(C) It does not have a separate existence
(D) It is only void

5. Hegel’s dialectic :
(A) begins with the ‘Absolute Idea’
(B) continues with the ‘Absolute Idea’
(C) terminates with the ‘Absolute Idea’
(D) fractures the ‘Absolute Idea’

6. According to Nyayadarsana, the following is not an independent source of knowledge :
(A) Anumana
(B) Anupalabdhi
(C) Pratyaksa
(D) Sabda

7. Aristotle’s explanation of nature is :
(A) mechanical
(B) social
(C) teleological
(D) aesthetic

8. According to Hume knowledge is restricted to :
(A) Only impressions
(B) Only ideas
(C) Impressions and ideas
(D) Platonic ideas

9. According to Upanisadic view :
(A) Sreyas is equivalent to Preyas
(B) Sreyas is superior to Preyas
(C) Preyas is superior to Sreyas
(D) Preyas and Sreyas are superior to Nihsreyasa

10. According to Gandhi, Ahimsa and Truth are like the two sides of a coin, because :
(A) Truth is the means and Ahimsa is the end
(B) Both are identical
(C) Ahimsa is the means and Truth is the end
(D) They are two independent principles

11. According to early Wittgenstein, the world is a totality of ………………. .
(A) Simples
(B) Facts
(C) Things
(D) Relations

12. Which one of the following is not a work of Kant ?
(A) Critique of pure reason
(B) Critique of practical reason
(C) Critique of judgement
(D) Critique of human reason

13. To explain the relation between mind and the body, Spinoza accepts …………………………. .
(A) Interactionism
(B) Pre-established harmony
(C) Parallelism
(D) Theory of Identity

14. According to Jaina, dravas are classified into :
(A) Jiva and Ajiva
(B) Five gross elements
(C) Four gross elements
(D) Manas, Jiva, Kala and Akasa

15. According to K.C Bhattacharya, Philosophy is :
(A) Scientific thinking
(B) Artistic approach
(C) Symbolic thinking
(D) Inductive generalization

16. Who pioneered falsifiability rather than verification as a criterion of scientific statements ?
(A) Carnap
(B) Popper
(C) Ayer
(D) Schlick

17. That Brahman is the cause of the world according to Advaita Vedanta is true :
(A) at paramarthika level
(B) at vyavaharika level
(C) at pratibhasika level
(D) at every level

18. (i) Promotion of intersubcaste marriages
(ii) Promotion of intercaste marriages
(iii) Interdining
(iv) Temple entry to shudras
(v) Critique of the Hindu scriptures
From among the above means to caste eradication, Ambedkar emphasised the following means in his “Annihilation of Caste” :
Codes :
(A) (i) and (ii)
(B) (ii) and (iii)
(C) (iii) and (iv)
(D) (ii) and (v)

19. According to Russell, “possible”, “impossible” and “necessary” are values applicable to :
(A) Proposition
(B) Propositional function
(C) Argument
(D) Argument form

20. Anatmavada of Buddhists approves of the existence of :
(A) Transcendent atman
(B) Self as the same as body
(C) Five aggregates
(D) Self as having the same size as body

21. Which statement is not discussed by Socrates ?
(A) Virtue is one
(B) Virtue is knowledge
(C) Virtue can be taught
(D) Virtue is not an essence of life

22. Which of the following captures the scientific dimension of Husserl’s phenomenology ?
(A) Radical empiricism
(B) Rigorous science
(C) Logical empiricism
(D) Creative science

23. When a cognition of an object arises in the self, the cognition is cognised by the knower, according to Kumarilabhatta by :
(A) Self-illumination
(B) Mental perception
(C) Inference
(D) Recollection

24. For Ryle Cartesianism as a category mistake originates in :
(A) the grammatical form of discourse
(B) the metaphysical content of discourse
(C) the material content of discourse
(D) the psychological form of discourse

25. Pythagoras believes in …………… .
(A) Immortality of soul but not in rebirth
(B) Immortality of soul and in rebirth
(C) Neither soul nor rebirth
(D) Mortality of soul but not in rebirth

26. The evolutes of prakrti, namely tanmatras, bhutas, ahamkara and mahat can be arranged in the correct order of evolution according to Sankhya as :
(A) mahat, tanmatras, ahamkara, bhutas
(B) bhutas, tanmatras, mahat, ahamkara
(C) mahat, ahamkara, tanmatras, bhutas
(D) ahamkara, mahat, tanmatras, bhutas

27. Descartes uses the method of doubt to cast doubt on ………………….. .
(A) The existence of the external world
(B) The existence of thought
(C) The existence of doubt
(D) The existence of oneself

28. Views :
(i) Only knowledge leads to liberation
(ii) Renunciation of activity is not recommended
(iii) Prapatti as a path to liberation is accessible to all
(iv) Jivanmukti ideal is acceptable.
From among the views stated above, Ramanuja accepted the following :
Codes :
(A) (i) and (iv)
(B) (iii) and (iv)
(C) (ii) and (iii)
(D) (i) and (iii)

29. For Aristotle, the efficient, format and final causes coincide in :
(A) Form
(B) Matter
(C) Mind
(D) Art

30. Which of the following theories upheld radical empiricism ?
(A) Physicalism
(B) Phenomenalism
(C) Phenomenology
(D) Pragmatism