Awards & Honors MCQs

61.

The 'Silicon Valley of India' is a nickname for which city?

A Mumbai

B Hyderabad

C Bengaluru

D Pune

62.

The hub will house advanced quantum processors and:

A Traditional supercomputers

B Sophisticated experimental setups

C Large-scale data storage facilities

D High-performance computing clusters

63.

The establishment of the hub is a step towards India's self-reliance in:

A Renewable energy

B Advanced computing

C Space exploration

D Biopharmaceutical research

64.

The hub aims to foster a skilled workforce in which area?

A Artificial Intelligence

B Biotechnology

C Quantum technologies

D Robotics

65.

Who inaugurated the Quantum Computing Hub?

A Prime Minister Narendra Modi

B Union Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Jitendra Singh

C Chief Minister of Karnataka

D Director of IISc

66.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a potential application area for quantum computing explored by the hub?

A Drug discovery

B Materials science

C Financial market prediction

D Cryptography

67.

Quantum computing has the potential to revolutionize:

A Textile manufacturing

B Agricultural yields

C Computing power and problem-solving

D Traditional communication networks

68.

Which institution is the primary collaborator in establishing the Quantum Computing Hub?

A Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

B Indian Institute of Science (IISc)

C National Institute of Technology Surathkal

D Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

69.

What is the primary goal of the newly inaugurated Quantum Computing Hub?

A To develop classical computing technologies

B To accelerate research and development in quantum computing

C To focus on cybersecurity for traditional networks

D To promote software development for mobile applications

70.

Where was India's first Quantum Computing Hub inaugurated?

A Hyderabad

B Chennai

C Bengaluru

D New Delhi