MCQs: India's Quantum Computing & ISRO Satellite

1.

Which orbit is most commonly used for Earth Observation Satellites to ensure consistent lighting conditions for imaging?

A Geostationary Orbit

B Sun-Synchronous Orbit

C Highly Elliptical Orbit

D Medium Earth Orbit

2.

What is the primary purpose of an Earth Observation Satellite?

A To provide satellite-based internet services

B To monitor Earth's surface for environmental, agricultural, and disaster management data

C To explore deep space and distant galaxies

D To facilitate human spaceflight missions

3.

Which launch vehicle is typically used by ISRO for launching advanced Earth Observation Satellites into Sun-Synchronous Orbits?

A GSLV Mk III

B PSLV

C SSLV

D LVM3

4.

What is a 'Qubit' in the context of quantum computing?

A The smallest unit of classical data

B The basic unit of quantum information

C A type of quantum hardware processor

D A unit used to measure quantum temperature

5.

Which department is the nodal agency for the implementation of the National Quantum Mission?

A Department of Space

B Department of Science and Technology (DST)

C Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

D Defence Research and Development Organisation

6.

What is the primary objective of the National Quantum Mission (NQM) launched by the Government of India?

A To develop indigenous quantum computers with 1000 qubits

B To promote quantum technology research and development in the country

C To replace all classical computers with quantum computers

D To establish a global quantum communication network

Science & Technology MCQs - 2026-07-15