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English Questions For IBPS RRB PO and Clerk Exam 2017

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Directions (1-10): In the following passage there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. These numbers are printed in the passage and against each, five words are suggested, one of which fits the blanks appropriately. Find out the appropriate word in each case.

Last week, a Supreme Court verdict on the legitimacy of engineering degrees ____(1)______ deemed universities through distance education hurt degree holders. What this case really highlights is the rot in India’s ________(2)_______ and its enforcement. Sadly, the price of this mess is being paid by students. Therefore, this case should serve as a _______(3)_______ for government and catalyse urgently needed reforms ______(4)______ .

The facts are that a handful of deemed universities initially offered an engineering degree through a distance education programme without permission. Subsequently, they sought permission _____(5)______ granted by the relevant regulator, Distance Education Council (DEC). The apex court _____(6)______ process was problematic. Consequently, the degrees of some students stand suspended till they pass an exam conducted by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). In the case of other students, the degrees stand cancelled. This verdict has retrospective effect as it impacts students _____(7)_______ for a degree from the academic session beginning 2001.

Why should students pay the biggest price for violations by deemed universities and also regulatory failure? The latter is serious enough for the apex court to direct CBI to investigate the process of permitting _____(8)_______ the courses. Meanwhile, asking the universities to refund fees of students is hardly likely to compensate for damage to their livelihoods and lives. The root ______(9)________ misplaced regulatory approach. Technical courses such as engineering need a more hands-off policy. Government should urgently embark on reforms, accepting the reality that potential employers _____(10)_____ to judge the market requirements and also assess the quality of students. Independent accreditation agencies can do the rest in terms of evaluation of institutions.

Q1.
(a) give by
(b) paid by many
(c) seen by some
(d) offered by some
(e) shown by some

Q2.
(a) national policy
(b) highly educated policy
(c) higher education policy
(d) high degree distribution
(e) verdict of degree holder

Q3.
(a) phenomenon
(b) wake-up call
(c) reality case
(d) danger case
(e) important verdict to

Q4.
(a) in higher education
(b) in the legitimate verdict
(c) to clear the students
(d) to universities
(e) agencies

Q5.
(a) when it
(b) who was
(c) which was
(d) and than
(e) though it was

Q6.
(a) said it
(b) blamed those
(c) called that cause
(d) concluded that entire
(e) framed it

Q7.
(a) who is enrolled
(b) who had enrolled
(c) whom is enrolling
(d) who is enrolling
(e) who to be enrolled

Q8.
(a) this universities for
(b) these universities to offer
(c) the court for
(d) universities about
(e) students to offer

Q9.
(a) causing the problems
(b) reason of approach
(c) tool of the problem
(d) cause of problems of this kind is a
(e) verdict of the issue

Q10.
(a) reliable for
(b) present their
(c) processing the course for
(d) are in a better position
(e) engaging themselves about