The supreme and complete knowledge in Jain Philosophy is called -

Correct option is D

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• In Jain philosophy, Kaivalya (also called Keval Jnana) refers to: Supreme, infinite, and absolute knowledge.

• It is the omniscient state attained by a Tirthankara or a perfected soul.

• A person who attains Kaivalya becomes a Kevalin, completely free from karmic bondage.

• Mati Jnana – Knowledge gained through sense perception and mind.

• Shruti Jnana – Knowledge acquired through scriptures or verbal testimony.

• Avadhi Jnana – Clairvoyant knowledge, limited but beyond ordinary sense.

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