MCQs: ISRO NavIC Satellite & AI in Agriculture

1.

What is a key benefit expected from the AI-driven platform for precision crop monitoring in terms of agricultural output?

A Increased reliance on traditional farming methods

B Reduced need for data analysis

C Enhanced yield prediction and optimized resource utilization

D Higher consumption of water and fertilizers

2.

Which technology is at the core of the new platform launched for precision crop monitoring in India?

A Blockchain

B Quantum Computing

C Artificial Intelligence (AI)

D Internet of Things (IoT)

3.

What is the primary objective of the recently launched AI-driven platform for agriculture in India?

A To automate farm machinery operations

B To provide real-time weather forecasts

C To enable precision crop monitoring and management

D To facilitate direct marketing of agricultural produce

4.

The NVS-03 satellite, part of India's NavIC constellation, introduces a new indigenous atomic clock. Which type of atomic clock is it?

A Cesium atomic clock

B Hydrogen maser clock

C Rubidium atomic clock

D Strontium lattice clock

5.

Which launch vehicle was used by ISRO to launch the NVS-03 satellite?

A PSLV-C55

B GSLV-F12

C LVM3-M4

D SSLV-D2

6.

What is the name of the advanced navigation satellite recently launched by ISRO as part of the NavIC series?

A NVS-01

B NVS-02

C NVS-03

D NVS-04

Science & Technology MCQs - 2026-05-07