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MCQs 2026

51.
Under the National Quantum Mission (NQM), what is the primary goal regarding qubit capacity by 2026-27?
A Developing a 50-1000 physical qubit computer
B Achieving 1 million qubits
C Creating a purely optical quantum processor
D Replacing all classical supercomputers with quantum ones
52.
What is the primary objective of the 'Bhuvan' portal integration with the latest Earth Observation satellites?
A To provide real-time satellite navigation for civilian vehicles
B To facilitate easy access and visualization of geospatial data for governance and research
C To track deep space communication signals
D To manage international space station docking
53.
The NISAR mission, a collaborative project between ISRO and NASA, primarily utilizes which technology for Earth observation?
A Optical Imaging
B Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)
C Thermal Infrared Sensing
D Hyperspectral Imaging
54.
Which satellite, launched by ISRO in 2025, is specifically designed for high-resolution multispectral Earth observation to support precision agriculture and disaster management?
A EOS-09
B NISAR
C RISAT-3A
D Cartosat-4
55.
Which of the following is NOT a key monetary policy instrument typically used by the RBI to influence liquidity and credit in the economy?
A Open Market Operations (OMOs)
B Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR)
C Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR)
D Goods and Services Tax (GST)
56.
When the RBI maintains status quo on the Repo Rate, what is the most direct implication for commercial banks' cost of borrowing funds from the central bank?
A It increases significantly.
B It decreases marginally.
C It remains unchanged.
D It becomes negative.
57.
If the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) maintains a status quo on its key policy rates in 2026, which of the following is a primary consideration for such a decision?
A To significantly boost export competitiveness
B To ensure inflation remains within the target band while supporting growth
C To increase government tax revenues
D To reduce the country's foreign exchange reserves
58.
Which sector is often considered a significant contributor to India's overall economic growth and is likely to play a key role in the strong GDP performance in Q4 2026?
A Agriculture, due to monsoon dependency
B Services sector, particularly IT and financial services
C Mining and quarrying
D Public administration and defense
59.
A period of strong GDP growth, as projected for India in Q4 2026, typically leads to which of the following macroeconomic outcomes?
A Increased unemployment rates
B Higher per capita income and improved living standards
C Reduction in foreign direct investment (FDI)
D Worsening of the fiscal deficit
60.
Which of the following factors is most likely to be a primary driver of India's anticipated strong GDP growth in Q4 2026?
A Robust domestic consumption
B Significant increase in global trade
C Decline in government capital expenditure
D Sustained high inflation
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