Paper Analysis Dibrugarh University MA Political Science- 2024 paper

Analyses previous years' paper of Dibrugarh University MA Political Science- 2024 paper
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[@Already_broken2027]

Sir Article 320 undertakes the functions of public service commission not 315 where it is related to public service commission for union and states

[@nishadrainbows]

In question 100, Jean Bodin is widely regarded as a key forerunner of the modern Nation-State, and Petrarch is often credited with embodying the spirit of the Renaissance. Therefore, the only remaining option that accurately corresponds to Niccolò Machiavelli is the separation of ethics and religion from politics, highlighting his significant contribution to the development of political theory.

[@shubhamdubey4919]

question no 80 is upsc copy paste question....and upsc in its official answer key didn't take political accountability as option....as people them selves participates in process of development through gram Sabha....political accountability is more to do with representative democracy....while panchayati raj is example of direct democracy

[@POLSCHELP]

Who rules in panchayati raj system? people themselves or their representative who are the ward members and Sarpanch? you may say Gram sabha but actual decisions are taken by Sarpanch with ward members... so the representative democracy is evident in Panchayati Raj, too; what UPSC has given is not universal truth, my students should always be critical of official answers ...do not follow them blindly

[@shubhamdubey4919]

in question 48 what I have read is doctrine of pleasure is applicable to governor and ministers......prime minister do not come under doctrine of pleasure constitutionally....President unlike governor only enjoys situational discretion not constitutional discretion....hence when no party gets majority president have situational discretion to appoint PM and ask to prove majority on floor.

[@POLSCHELP]

Prime minister is nothing but a minister, he even takes oath same as other ministers take... you have raised a point which is debatable but prime minister like any other Union Minister and has tenure during the pleasure of president because like any minister he also does not have a fixed tenure

[@birendrakrmahto]

Sir Q.89 ka option C hoga, apne glti se A tick kr diye!

[@Vijigishu0001]

Thankyou So Much Sir For The Analysis 🙏🙏

[@mayadharbehera8788]

Thank you so much sir

[@Shachi_10]

Sir what are your thoughts on the re exam? Will it happen?

[@POLSCHELP]

Dont think NTA will reverse its decision...

[@Shachi_10]

@@POLSCHELP yes sir I hope so..

[@anuragpratimdas]

Sir, where to send question paper. So that you helped us to solve the paper

[@chandankumarbarikbarik9649]

Sare question apki discussion hue pyq he

[@POLSCHELP]

Yes...many...

[@chandankumarbarikbarik9649]

Sir easy paper tha

[@POLSCHELP]

Yes

[@amittutorial7704]

76 mera