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Top 30 Science and Technology MCQs for OSSSC RI,ARI, Amin, SFS, ICDS Supervisor 15 July 2024

Preparing for exams like OSSSC RI, ARI, Amin, SFS, ICDS Supervisor necessitates a thorough understanding of science and technology concepts. To aid in your preparation, here’s a selection of the top 30 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) covering various aspects of science and technology. These questions delve into topics ranging from basic scientific principles to cutting-edge technological advancements. By engaging with these MCQs, candidates can enhance their grasp of crucial scientific concepts and stay abreast of the latest developments in technology. Whether it’s understanding the fundamentals of physics, biology, chemistry, or exploring the latest innovations in the field of technology, these MCQs serve as valuable tools to assess and augment one’s knowledge base.

Top 30 Science and Technology MCQS For OSSSC RI,ARI, Amin, SFS, ICDS Supervisor

  1. What year was the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network Systems (CCTNS) launched?
    (a) 2005
    (b) 2007
    (c) 2009
    (d) 2011
    Ans: (c) 2009
  2. Under which plan was CCTNS launched?
    (a) National Development Plan (NDP)
    (b) National e-Governance Plan (NeGP)
    (c) National Cybersecurity Plan (NCP)
    (d) National Policing Plan (NPP)
    Ans: (b) National e-Governance Plan (NeGP)
  3. Which ministry initiated the CCTNS project?
    (a) Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
    (b) Ministry of Defence
    (c) Ministry of Home Affairs
    (d) Ministry of Law and Justice
    Ans: (c) Ministry of Home Affairs
  4. What is one of the primary objectives of CCTNS?
    (a) To increase tourism
    (b) To create a comprehensive and integrated system for effective policing
    (c) To manage traffic systems
    (d) To improve education standards
    Ans: (b) To create a comprehensive and integrated system for effective policing
  5. Which principle does CCTNS aim to adopt for crime and criminal data?
    (a) Multiple sources of truth
    (b) Dual sources of truth
    (c) Single source of truth
    (d) Decentralized sources of truth
    Ans: (c) Single source of truth
  6. CCTNS facilitates the collection, storage, retrieval, analysis, transfer, and sharing of what type of data?
    (a) Economic data
    (b) Environmental data
    (c) Crime and criminal data
    (d) Educational data
    Ans: (c) Crime and criminal data
  7. What feature does CCTNS provide for authorized personnel?
    (a) Real-time access to classified criminal data
    (b) Free public access to all criminal records
    (c) Anonymous data sharing
    (d) Offline access to data
    Ans: (a) Real-time access to classified criminal data
  8. Which interface does CCTNS support for better accessibility?
    (a) Mobile-based only
    (b) Web-based only
    (c) Both web-based and mobile-friendly
    (d) Desktop-based only
    Ans: (c) Both web-based and mobile-friendly
  9. What is the role of the centralized database in CCTNS?
    (a) It is only for archival purposes
    (b) Accessible by state and national level law enforcement agencies
    (c) It serves as a backup only
    (d) Accessible by the general public
    Ans: (b) Accessible by state and national level law enforcement agencies
  10. How can citizens interact with CCTNS?
    (a) By visiting police stations only
    (b) Through an online interface to lodge complaints and check the status of their complaints
    (c) By mailing their complaints
    (d) By calling a helpline number
    Ans: (b) Through an online interface to lodge complaints and check the status of their complaints
  11. What recent modifications have been made to CCTNS?
    (a) 10 modifications
    (b) 15 modifications
    (c) 23 modifications
    (d) 30 modifications
    Ans: (c) 23 modifications
  12. Who launched the CCTNS project?
    (a) Ministry of Finance
    (b) Ministry of External Affairs
    (c) Ministry of Home Affairs
    (d) Ministry of Rural Development
    Ans: (c) Ministry of Home Affairs
  13. CCTNS is an initiative under which government plan?
    (a) National Development Agenda
    (b) Digital India Initiative
    (c) National e-Governance Plan
    (d) Smart City Project
    Ans: (c) National e-Governance Plan
  14. What year did CCTNS undergo significant modifications ahead of new criminal law implementations?
    (a) 2020
    (b) 2021
    (c) 2022
    (d) 2023
    Ans: (d) 2023
  15. Which agencies provide the online interface for citizens in CCTNS?
    (a) Private tech companies
    (b) State and national law enforcement agencies
    (c) Non-governmental organizations
    (d) International policing bodies
    Ans: (b) State and national law enforcement agencies
  16. Where have scientists from the Physical Research Laboratory (PRL) in Ahmedabad discovered new craters on Mars?
    (a) Olympus Mons region
    (b) Tharsis volcanic region
    (c) Valles Marineris
    (d) Elysium Planitia
    Ans. (b) Tharsis volcanic region
  17. Which organization approved the naming of the new craters found on Mars?
    (a) NASA
    (b) ESA
    (c) International Astronomical Union (IAU)
    (d) SpaceX
    Ans. (c) International Astronomical Union (IAU)
  18. When was the International Astronomical Union (IAU) founded?
    (a) 1919
    (b) 1920
    (c) 1930
    (d) 1945
    Ans. (a) 1919
  19. By how much did nitrous oxide emissions increase between 1980 and 2020?
    (a) 20%
    (b) 30%
    (c) 40%
    (d) 50%
    Ans. (c) 40%
  20. Which country is the largest emitter of nitrous oxide (N2O)?
    (a) India
    (b) China
    (c) USA
    (d) Brazil
    Ans. (b) China
  21. What percentage of nitrous oxide emissions in the past decade were due to agriculture?
    (a) 50%
    (b) 60%
    (c) 70%
    (d) 74%
    Ans. (d) 74%
  22. Which organization concluded the first phase of the ‘Phenome India’ Project?
    (a) ICMR
    (b) CSIR
    (c) DRDO
    (d) AIIMS
    Ans. (b) CSIR
  23. What is the primary focus of the ‘Phenome India’ Project?
    (a) Infectious diseases
    (b) Cardiovascular diseases
    (c) Neurodegenerative diseases
    (d) Cardio-metabolic diseases
    Ans. (d) Cardio-metabolic diseases
  24. Who recently urged the Election Commission to prioritize the counting of postal ballots?
    (a) Ruling party
    (b) Judiciary
    (c) Media
    (d) Opposition
    Ans. (d) Opposition
  25. Which category of voters is eligible for postal ballot voting?
    (a) General voters
    (b) Service voters
    (c) Overseas voters
    (d) All of the above
    Ans. (b) Service voters
  26. Where did scientists develop a novel method for generating non-infectious Nipah virus-like particles (VLPs)?
    (a) IISc Bangalore
    (b) Institute of Advanced Virology (IAV), Thiruvananthapuram
    (c) IIT Delhi
    (d) AIIMS
    Ans. (b) Institute of Advanced Virology (IAV), Thiruvananthapuram
  27. What is the primary use of Virus-like Particles (VLPs)?
    (a) Diagnostic tools
    (b) Vaccine development
    (c) Therapeutic agents
    (d) Gene therapy
    Ans. (b) Vaccine development
  28. What is the objective of China’s Chang’e-6 mission?
    (a) Mars exploration
    (b) Sample return from the far side of the moon
    (c) Jupiter flyby
    (d) Venus atmospheric study
    Ans. (b) Sample return from the far side of the moon
  29. Where did Chang’e-6 land on the moon?
    (a) Mare Imbrium
    (b) Sea of Tranquility
    (c) South Pole-Aitken Basin
    (d) Oceanus Procellarum
    Ans. (c) South Pole-Aitken Basin
  30. Recent scientific analysis has pushed back the origin of the Tamil-Brahmi script to which century BCE?
    (a) 5th century BCE
    (b) 6th century BCE
    (c) 7th century BCE
    (d) 8th century BCE
    Ans. (c) 7th century BCE

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