1. The duties of the ideal ruler has been narrated in Plato's Republic Aristotle's Politics 'Shanti Parva' of the Mahabharat Rousseau's Social contract


2. "One can forget the death of one's father but not the loss of patrimony" Who said this Machiavelli Hobbes Lenin Mao

3. Identify the communitarian philosopher from among the following Ernest Barker Maurice Cranston Friedrich Hayek Michael Sandel


4. 'Credo of Relevance is the main slogan of Behaviouralism Post-Behaviouralism Post-Liberalism Post-Modernism

5. Resurgence of political theory was emphatically arrested by David Truman Gabriel Almond John Rawls Maurice Duverger

6. Who among the following has used the concepts of 'goal changing' and 'learning' in his conceptual framework Kar Deutsch David Easton Humtimgton Fred Riggs

7. Which of the following is not a part of the American constitutional system Pocket Veto Collective Responsibility Senatorial Courtesy Filiberstering

8. Which one of the following is called the mother of Parliaments The Indian Parliament The U S congress The British Parliament The Swiss Federal Assembly


9. The members of the second chamber are elected by the people of the constituent units in India USA Switzerland UK Select the correct answer from the code given below
Code and and and and


10. Who, among the following, has classified one-party system into broad one-party system, narrow one-party system and authoritarian one-party system James Jupp Duverger Jean Blondel La Palombara


11. Who presides over the joint session of the Parliament in India President of India Vice President of India Speaker of the Lok Sabha Chief Justice of India


12. What is the minimum population below which Panchayats at the intermediate level are not constituted as per provision of the constitution 73rd Amendment Act 20 Lakh 25 Lakh 30 Lakh 35 Lakh

13. Who of the following was not associated with Swaraj Party Motilal Nehru C.R Das Vallabh Bhai Patel Vittal Bhai Patel


14. Which of the following commissions identified the "creamy layer " among Backward classes B.P Mandal Commission Ram Nandan Commission Kaka Kalelkar Commission Mungerilal Commission


15. Which one of the following is not related to Union State relations in India Rajamannar Committee Report Sarkaria Commission West Bengal Government Memorandum Indrajit Gupta Committee


16. The concept of 'Spill over is found in the theory of Security Communities Regional Integration Realism Constructivism


17. The "War to end War " in the history of international relations was Ist world war IInd world war Korean war Vietnam war

18. Which of the following is an example of an Inter Governmental organisation with regional membership and general purpose UNO WHO NATO SAARC

19. Who among the following propounded war doctrine Thomos Schelling Barry Buzon Inis cloude George Bush


20. The principle of balance of power aims at War Ante-statusquo Disequilibrium Equilibrium


21. Who is the author of the book Administrative State Dwight Waldo Herbert Simon Elton Mayo Max Waber


22. Administration is now so vast an area that a philosophy of administration comes close to being a philosophy of life. This has been said by Marshall E. Dimock Paul Appleby L.D. White W.F. Willoughby

23. Public corporation type of administration seeks to achieve Business efficiency Democratic legitimacy of the bureaucracy People's participation in administration Mixing of public accountability with business efficiency


24. Which of the following pairs constitutes the essence of Good Governance Rule of Law and regular elections Regular elections and down sizing the bureaucracy Rule of Law and Globalization Transparent and accountable administration


25. Which Indian state first established the office of the Lokayukta in India Maharashtra Rajasthan Bihar Orissa

26. Give, with help of the code given below, the correct chronological order of emergence of the following theories/approaches in Political Science Post behaviourism Structural-functionalism
(iii) Communitarianism Neo-liberalism

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27. Give, with the help of the code given below, the correct chronological order of publication of the following books A Grammar of Politics The End of History and the Last Man
(iii) The Two Treatises of Government Anarchy, State and Utopia
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28. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the code given below

List-I List-II
Rousseau Veil of ignorance

Locke March of God on earth

Hegel (iii) General will

Rawls Consent of the governed


Code (iii)


29. Match the following pairs and select the correct answer from the code given below

List-I List-II Input-Output Analysis Pareto Cir-culation of elites David Easton Iron Law of Oligarchy Gabriel Almond Structural functional approach Robert Michels


Code (iii)


30. Which One of the following pairs properly matched


List-I List-II David Easton Post-Modernism C. wright Mills Guild Socialism G.D.H cole Power elite Derrida Political System
Select the correct answer from the code given below

Code (iii)

31. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the code given below

List-I (Theory) List-II (Concern)
Scientific Management Formulation of principles of administration Human Relations Theory Informal group functioning Decision Making Theory Standardization of work methods Classical theory Choosing one alternative out of the whole lot


Code (iii)


32. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the code given below

List-I List-II
(Description of Globalization) (Author) Social Relations Harvey Integration of world economy Giddens Territorialization Gidpin Time-Space compression Scholte


Code (iii) (iii)


33. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the code given below.

List-I (Purpose and Membership) List-II (Organization) Global membership and general European Union
purpose organisation Regional membership and general UNO
purpose organisation Regional membership and ILO
limited purpose organisation Global membership and NATO
limited purpose organisation

Code

34. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the codes given below

List-I List-II Riga axioms End of cold war Sinatra doctrine Banning usage of chemical weapons Malta Summit Origins of cold war Geneva Protocol Non-intervention in East European allies.


Code


35. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the codes given below

List-I List-II Goa's Liberation 1975 Imposition of Internal Emergency 1974 Death of Indira Gandhi (iii) 1961 Pokhran Explosion-I 1984

Code


36. Which one of the following pairs is not properly matched Motilal Nehru Nehru Report M.A. Jinnah Khilafat Movement M.K. Gandhi Champaran Movement Subhash Chandra Bose Forward Block


37. Identify the correct order in which the following doctrines were declared Truman Doctrine

(ii) Nixon Doctrine

(iii) Eisenhower Doctrine

(iv) Monroe Doctrine

Code

38. Arrange the following Secretary Generals of UNO in order in which they were appointed U Thant

(ii) Kurt Waldheim
(iii) Trygve Lie Dag Hammarskjold
Code


Assertion and other labelled as Reason You are to examine these two statements
carefully and decide if the and the are individually true and if so, whether
is the correct explanation of

Select your answers to these items using the codes given below Both and true, and is the correct explanation of Both and are true, and is not the correct explanation of is true but is false is false but is true


39. Assertion Rawls's A Theory of Justice is a powerful, deep, subtle, wide ranging, systematic work in political and moral philosophy

Reason Political philosophers now must either work within Rawls's theory or explain why not.

40. Assertion For Aurobindo, true nationalism is Sanatan Dharma.
Reason By Sanatan Dharma, Aurobindo meant traditional religious rites.

41. Assertion Political modernization is regarded as the result of social mobilisation and economic development.
Reason Both social mobilisation and economic development are very much in evidence in the developing societies.

42. Assertion Communications theory treats the government as a decision-making system based on the information flows.

Reason This is based on cybernetics model

43. Assertion Max Weber's ideal type of bureaucracy is not suitable for developing countries.

Reason Weberian bureaucracy is too much obsessed with rules and regulations

44. Assertion India is a nuclear weapon state Reason India has not Signed NPT.

45. Assertion The territorial integrity of member states is sought to be secured by UNO under the principle of collective security.
Reason States have the right to wage war.

The world is a far more dangerous place in the 1st century of the new millennium than ever before. The slew of small wars, secessionist movements, insurgencies, and territorial disputes that have pockmarked international relations and unsettled countries at a fundamental level, are now topped by unimaginably terrifying acts of terrorism. Like turning fully laden passenger aircraft into guided missiles to ram skyscrapers.
The successor international system to the Cold War regime that is now emerging is characterized by fluid situations and cross-cutting national interests, in which uncertainty about the future is fuelled as much by well-meaning friends as known adversaries. In a system of nation states, that shows no sign of conforming to the millennial yearning for peace and brotherhood, and with the United Nations proving incapable of amicably resolving conflicts or keeping the peace, major countries are scrambling to make separate arrangements for their own defence. There is talk about the globalization of security. But all that has meant is the rationalization and the spread of traditional strategy fuelled by hope that because states have more power but less control, prudence will accrue.
As the strongest economic and military entity in the world, the United states of America has begun to betray imperial yearnings. The real trouble is, it seems to be persuaded that chasing absolute security is a far from chimerical exercise, even if this means withdrawing from international agreements and contemplating the use of advanced nuclear and coventional military weaponry against manifestly unequal adversaries. That the nuclear threshold is thus lowered does not seem to bother Washington. Predictably, this has occasioned feelings of relative insecurity in everybody else. Arbitrary and unilateral actions in pursuit of narrow national self-interest and justified by the doctrine of raisen d'etat (reason of state), naturally leads to other countries emphasizing nuclear weapons-use, or resorting to other means in an asymmetrical context, and to unobtrusive efforts at balancing the would-be universal hegemon.

Combines like the India-Russia-China axis are being mooted, Though without much conviction. European states apprehensive of becoming mere adjuncts of the US, are trying to stitch together 'global and comprehensive cooperation' with countries, like India, in the security field in the hope that congeries of such strong military groupings (like, for instance, Russia, France, China, and India) will extend their influence and moderate the American enthusiasm for compellance measures, adventurism and ready resort to force and, in a peaceable sort of way, countervail the us in the international system. Similar thinking is also motivating the Russian policy of building up India in the defence field, with an additional incentive that a militarily strong and confident India would distract China in Southern Asia and relieve Chinese pressure on the oil and other natural resources rich but demographically empty Russian siberia.

46. The author is primarily concerned with Absolute security Nuclear security Global and comperhensive security American security


47. The greatest threat to global security today is from United States and Europe

(ii) Non-state actors and Nuclear weapons

(iii) Terrorism only and only only only


48. According to the passage which are the countries seeking to extend their influence United States European Russia China-India-Russia


49. Which of the following pairs of terms author regards as synonymous


(A) Terrorists and nuclear Weapons United States and Europe Nuclear and Coventional weaponry Small arms and insurgencies


50. The material in the passage could best be used in an argument for Strengthening the UNO Multilateral Security Combating terrorism Challenging the American power