Civil Services Examination (main)-2015
GENERAL STUDIES (PAPER-III)
Time Allowed: Three Hours Maximum Marks: 250
QUESTION PAPER SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS
(Please read
each of the following instructions carefully before attempting questions)
There are TWENTY-FIVE questions printed in ENGLISH. All questions are compulsory. The number of marks carried by a question/part is indicated against it.Answers must be written in the medium authorized in the Admission Certificate which must be stated clearly on the cover of this Question-cum-Answer (QCA) Booklet in the space provided. No marks will be given for answers written in medium other than the authorized one.Word limit in questions, if specified, should be adhered to. Any page or portion of the page left blank in the Question-cum-Answer Booklet must be clearly struck off. Answer questions in NOT MORE than the word limit specified for each in the parenthesis. Content of the answer is more important than its length
(1) ‘’The budget is perhaps the most important managerial
tool available for furthering the deficit ’’. Comment [200 words] 10
(2) Investment proposals
made across industries paint a promising picture after the relaxation of FDI
norms. Discuss the importance of improving the investment climate in states. [200 words] 10
(3) “Agriculture is
resilient despite the fluctuation in south west monsoon regime”. How consecutive
years of bad rainfall accentuate the woes of rural India? Discuss [200 words] 10
(4) The growth potential
in India in the area of financial services sector is high. Analyze the
statement with reference to the establishment of GIFT. [200 words] 10
(5) ‘’India’s economic
potential should be realized through strengthening the market forces.’’ Comment [200 words] 10
(6)Write note on
mainstreaming the disaster risk reduction component into the developmental
plans.
[200 words] 10
(7) Why global
slowdown should so severely impact manufacturing in spite of fundamental strengths
possessed by the country- strong demographic dividend, large domestic market
base, well regulated monetary system etc.? [200 words]
10
(8) Nano-technology has
the potential to be seen as "the next industrial revolution’’. Elucidate
[200 words] 10
(9) Discuss the multi
dimensional aspects of Indian space programme.
[200 words]
10
(10) The strategy to
explore natural resources must include preservation of human values’’. Comment [200 words]
(11) (a) Cloud platform [100 words] 5
(b) Latest developments in IPR regime –India [100
words] 5
(12) Discuss major issues
involved in irrigated cropping system in south India
[200 words] 10
(13) (a)
5/20
rule and aviation sector [100 words]
(b) Nalanda Project [100 words] 5
(14) Differentiate
between Patent and service mark with examples [200 words] 10
(15) India’s
digital future is at stake. Discuss with reference to Digital India
initiative [200 words] 10
(16) Trace the
development of communication technology since the commercialization of blue
tooth [200 words]
10
(17) Point out the
features of community radio services [200 words]
10
(18) (a) SERVIR-Mekong project [100
words] 5
(b) Ever green revolution [100 words] 5
(19) Importance
increasing urban space in Indian socio cultural landscape [200 words] 10
(20) Dual use technology
and India’s nuclear doctrine [200 words]
10
(21) How drought proofing
will help stabilize an emerging economy [200 words] 10
(22) (a) The prospect of Hybrid 3-D
printing [100
words] 5
(b) Value based tourism [100 words] 5
(23) Discuss the importance
of Social security legislation [200 words] 10
(24) The Asian
Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is a threat to the interventions of other
multilateral development banks. Comment
[200 words] 10
(25) The international
monetary and financial system has spread easy monetary and financial conditions
in the core economies to other economies through exchange rate and capital flow
pressures, furthering the build-up of financial vulnerabilities. How a
macroeconomic policy regime should respond to a financial crisis?
[200 words]
10
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