Systems Of Indian Philosophy Set 9

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This set of Systems of indian Philosophy Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Systems Of Indian Philosophy Set 9

Q1 | Occasional duties according to Purvamimamsa is called
Q2 | Optional duties according to Purvamimamsa is called
Q3 | The unseen potency of Soul according to Purvamimamsa is called
Q4 | Advaita Vedanta is the contribution of
Q5 | The power of Illusion is called
Q6 | Prathibhasika level of Reality belongs to
Q7 | Visishtaadvaita is the contribution of
Q8 | The relation of Brahman with Jiva and Jagat is called
Q9 | The founder of Dvaita is
Q10 | Which among the following is not come under PanchaBheta
Q11 | The Buddhist doctrine which holds that everything is momentary is called ________.
Q12 | The beginning of Indian medical science is found in the ________ Veda.
Q13 | The Jaina theory of epistemology is known as _________Vada.
Q14 | The Vaisesika theory of causation is known as _________Vada.
Q15 | According to Samkhya, all material effects are modifications of __________.
Q16 | Through Samadhi, the Yogi reaches the stage of __________.
Q17 | _______ is the founder of Samkhya School the thought.
Q18 | Visistadvaita, the theistic school of Vedanta, was founded by _________.
Q19 | The author of Brahmasutras is ___________.
Q20 | The concept of Panchabedha is held by _________.
Q21 | The term Pranayama in Yoga refers to _________.
Q22 | According to Mimamsa, ________ is the most important Pramana.
Q23 | _________ is the oldest and most important of the Vedas.
Q24 | The only pramana accepted by the Carvakas is _________.2
Q25 | ________ is the concluding portion of the Vedas.
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