University of Pune 2007 M.B.A Business Administration CET - Question Paper

II. No, because to live in harmony in a global village, it is necessary for Indians to be westernised.
53. Are computers partly responsible for growing unemployment in the world?
I. Yes, because computers change human beings at work, therefore fewer people get jobs now.
II. No, because computers have to be operated by human beings.
54. Are teenagers prone to taking to crime?
I. Yes, because teenagers are impressionable and fall prey to the lure of easy money through criminal activities.
II. No, because more teenagers realise the need for a stable environment.
55. Should India have only coalition governments henceforth?
I. Yes, because there is no 1 party in the country that commands a majority.
II. No, because coalition governments are unstable and can collapse if an alliance member withdraws.
Directions for ques. 56 to 60: provided beneath is a passage followed by several inferences. Examine the inferences separately in the situation of the passage, and determine whether they are actual or false. Mark
(a) if the inference is definitely true, i.e., it properly follows from the statement of facts provided.
(b) if the inference is probably true, though not definitely true, in the light of the statement of facts provided.
(c) if the inference is uncertain, i.e., data is insufficient to decide whether the inference is actual or false.
(d) if the inference is probably false, though not definitely false, in the light of the statement of facts provided.
(e) if the inference is definitely false, i.e., it cannot be possible from the statement of facts provided.
Bilateral dialogue with any country with which we have significant relations is desirable in practically all circumstances. It is all the more important and necessary with a country like the United States, with which we have worthwhile relations in diverse areas and which exercises greater control over the world power structure than any other nation of the world. A dialogue with such a nation is inherently of an asymmetric character. It is, therefore, extremely important for the weaker partner like India to measure every step in the dialogue and, above all, be sure of its objectives.
56. India has never been sure of its objectives in its relations with US.
57. India and the United States share a significant relationship.

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