Beginnings Of Indian Philosophy Set 3

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This set of Beginnings of Indian Philosophy Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Beginnings Of Indian Philosophy Set 3

Q1 | Acquisition of Knowldege is called
Q2 | Which among the following is not a step of Jnana Marga
Q3 | The word ‘Moksha’ means
Q4 | Acosmic view of Brahman is otherwise known as
Q5 | Acosmic view of Brahman is accepted by
Q6 | Cosmic view of Brahman is accepted by
Q7 | The person who gets liberation in this life itself is called
Q8 | Path of action is called
Q9 | Path of Inaction is called
Q10 | Each chapter of Bhagavad Gita is referred as
Q11 | Mahatma Gandhi called Bhagavad Gita as
Q12 | How many verses are there in Bhagavad Gita
Q13 | How many chapters are there in Bhagavad Gita
Q14 | Which chapter is called Viswarupa Darsana Yoga
Q15 | Last chapter of Bhagavad Gita is called
Q16 | Performing one’s duties in accordance with his position in the society is called
Q17 | Performing one’s duties without any selfish motive is called
Q18 | ‘Path of action in inaction’ is the contribution of
Q19 | Path of action towards self realization is called
Q20 | Path of wisdom towards self realization is called
Q21 | Path of devotion towards self realization is called
Q22 | Bhagavad Gita provides a synthesis of
Q23 | Purification of mind through Nishkama karma is called
Q24 | ‘Yoga karmasu kausalam’ is the ideology of
Q25 | The person with steady mind is called
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