UGC NET Paper 1 — Logical Reasoning

According to classical Indian School of logic, what is the correct sequence of steps involved in Anumana (influence)?

The term 'Yogaja' (intuitive) pertains to which of the following pramanas?

Which one of the following hetwabhasa (fallacy) is involved in the argument, 'Sound is element because it is caused'?

Which of the following pramanas is used by classical Indian school of logic to prove the existence of God?

Consider the following with reference to the Indian School of logic (a) It is related to form of the argument only (b) It is related to the content of the argument only (c) It is r...

Which of the following is true with reference to anupalabdhi as a means of knowledge?

Consider the argument given below : "Sound is permanent because it is inaudible" Identify the fallacy involved in the above argument on the basis of Indian logic from the options g...

Consider the argument provided below: "Sound is impermanent because it is invisible" Identify the fallacy involved in the above argument on the basis of Indian logic.

Which one of the following fallacious hetu (middle term) is not uniformly concomitant with the major term?

The distinction between Savikalpaka (determinate) and Nirvikalpaka (indeterminate) is made with respect to which of the following pramanas?

Devdatta is fat and he does not eat during the day. Therefore, Devdatta is eating during the night. The above example, in classical Indian School of Logic, is a case of:

Consider the example given below: Devadatta is growing fat. He does not eat food during the day. Therefore, He must be eating food during the night, other things being equal. Ident...

The term 'Paksa' according to classical Indian school of logic refers to which of the following terms in the process of inference?

Consider the argument provided below: "Sound is permanent because it is a product like the jar". Identify the fallacy involved in the above argument on the basis of Indian logic fr...

Consider the argument provided below: "Sound is impermanent because it is audible" Identify the fallacy involved in the above argument on the basis of Indian Logic from the options...

Which of the following is not a necessary step when you present an argument based on interference before the others according to the Classical Indian School of Logic?

A perception where we do not have the knowledge of an object characterized by any predicate but an apprehension of some unrelated elements is called as?

Inference (anumana) in Indian Logic is rooted in:

Which one of the following is signified by Udaharana of Anumana (Inference) in Indian Logic?

Consider the example provided below: "There is no jar now on the ground" Identify the means of knowledge (Pramana) involved in the example from the options given below :

Assumption of an unperceived fact in order to reconcile two apparently inconsistent perceived facts is known in Indian Logic as:

Which one of the following is signified by the term 'hetu' in the process of Anumana (inference) in classical Indian School of Logic?