21.
Purusharthas accepted by Charvaka materialism
A
Artha & Kama
B
Dharma & Moksha
C
Dharma and Kama
D
Artha & Moksha
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Purusharthas accepted by Charvaka materialism
Artha & Kama
Dharma & Moksha
Dharma and Kama
Artha & Moksha
Satkarya vada is also known as
Arambha vada
Kshanika vada
Parinama vada
Anatma vada
Asatkarya vada is also known as
Arambha vada
Parinama vada
Brahma parinama vada
Pratitya Samutpada
Which among the following is not a Kosa
Annamaya Kosa
Pranamaya Kosa
Santhoshamaya Kosa
Manomaya Kosa
Jaina theory of Reality is known as
Anatma vada
Kshanika vada
Syad vada
Anekanda vada
Jaina Epistemology is known as
Anatma vada
Kshanika vada
Syad vada
Anekanda vada
Jiva is present in
All living beings
All non-living beings
Only in some living beings
Only in some non-living beings
Which one of the following is not a Mahavakya
Aham Brahmasmi
Prajnam Brahman
Brahma sathyam
Tat tvam asi
Jaina scripture is known as
Agama
Sutra
Pitika
Nigama
Yoga karmasu kausalam is the ideology of
Advaita Vedanta
Visishta Advaita
Bhagavad Gita
Ramayana
Charvaka Materialism is otherwise known as
Advaita Vedanta
Lokayata
Lokasamgraha
Visishta Advaita
Sankaracharya accepted
Acosmic view of Brahman
Cosmic view of Brahman
Both
None
According to Jaina Epistemology, ordinary man gets
Absolute Knowledge
Relative knowledge
Both
None
Soul according to Buddhism is
A cluster of 12 Nidhana
A cluster of 8 steps
A cluster of 5 skandas
a cluster of 5 Yamas
According to Anekanda Vada , Reality has
2 Aspects
5 Aspects
Three Aspects
Many Aspects
How many verses are there in Bhagavad Gita
108
1010
700
708
How many chapters are there in Bhagavad Gita
21
18
52
25
Veda consists of.............parts
10
12
4
6
Vaiseshika accepted..............Categories
10
7
13
6
How many steps are prescribed by Yoga for attaining union with the Absolute
10
12
9
8