A fallacy in which an opponent's position is depicted as being more extreme or unreasonable than is justified by what was actually asserted is called                             [2^nd December 2019, 1^st Shift] 

"Every one is going to the party. You should go too." This inference commits which kind of fallacy?                        [2^nd December 2019, 2^nd Shift] 

Devdatta is growing fat and he does not eat during the day. Therefore. Devadatta is eating during the night. The above example, in classical Indian School of Logic, is a case of:                   [24^th June 2019, 2^nd Shift],[4^th December 2019, 2^nd Shift] 

Consider the example provided below:                               [21^st June 2019, 2^nd Shift] 
" There is no jar now on the ground"
Identify the means of knowledge (Pramanna) involved on the example from the options given below:

Consider the example provided below:                                                                [26^th June 2019, 2^nd Shift] 
"This guava is like my cow"
This is an example of which means of knowledge (pramana)

The distinction between Savikalpaka (determinate) and Nirvikalpaka (indeterminate) is made with respect to which of the following pramanas?                                   [2^nd December 2019, 1^st Shift] 

The distinction between laukika and alaukika is made with reference in which one of the following Pramanas?                          [2^nd December 2019, 2^nd Shift] 

Which of the following pramanas is used by classical Indian School of Logic to prove the existence of god?                                  [3^rd December 2019, 1^st Shift] 

The term "Yogaja" (Intuitive) pertains to which of the following pramanas?                       [3^rd December 2019, 1^st Shift] 

Assumption of an unperceived fact in order to reconcile two apparently inconsistent perceived facts is known in Indian Logic as:                    [5^th December 2019, 1^st Shift] 

Which of the following is not a necessary step when you present an argument based on inference before the others according to the Classical Indian School of Logic?           [6^th December 2019, 2^nd Shift] 

A perception where we do not have the knowledge of an object characterized by aby predicate but an apprehension of some unrelated elements is called as?                        [25^th June 2019, 1^st Shift] 

Which one of the following is signified by the term 'hetu' in the process of anumana (inference) in classical Indian School of Logic?             [5^th December 2019, 1^st Shift] 

According to Classical Indian School of Logic, what is the correct sequence of steps involved in Anumana (influence)?                              [4^th December 2019, 1^st Shift] 

The term "Paksa" according to Classical Indian School of Logic refers to which of the following terms in the process of inference?                    [2^nd December 2019, 1^st Shift] 

Which of the following is not correct with reference to anumana according to Classical Indian School of Logic?                [3^rd December 2019, 2^nd Shift] 

Which one of the following is signified by Udaharana of Anumana (Inference) in Indian Logic?                     [4^th December 2019, 2^nd Shift] 

Which one of the following fallacious hetu (middle term) is not uniformly concomitant with the major term?                                 [4^th December 2019, 1^st Shift] 

Consider the argument provided below:                            [26^th June 2019, 2^nd Shift] 
"Sound is impermanent because it is invisible"
Identify the fallacy involved in the above argument on the basis of Indian Logic.

Consider the argument provided below:                               [25^th June 2019, 1^st Shift]  "Sound is impermanent because it is audible" Identify the fallacy involved in the above argument on the basis of Indian Logic from the options given below:

Consider the argument provided below:                               [21^st June 2019, 2^nd Shift]  "Sound is permanent because it is audible" Identify the fallacy involved in the above argument on the basis of Indian Logic from the options given below:

Which of the following hetvabhasa (fallacy) is involved in the argument.                             [4^th December 2019, 1^st Shift] 
"Sound is element because it is caused"

"Fire is cold, because it is a substance" - is an instance of which one of the hetvabhas (fallacy or inference)               [5^th December 2019, 2^nd Shift] 

Inference (anumana) in Indian Logic is rooted in:                                              [20^th June 2019, 1^st Shift] 

Consider the example of anumana given below:                            [5^th December 2019, 2^nd Shift] 
A. The mountain is fiery
B. Because it has smoke
C. Wherever there is smoke, there is fire.
Which one of the following expresses Vyapti (relation of invariable concomitance)?

What fallacy is committed in the following argument?                                            [19/11/2020, Afternoon Shift]
"Mr.X is wrong in what he said because he is undisciplined by nature".

Which of the following conditions are necessary for Anumana (inference) according to Classical Indian Logic? [19/11/2020, Afternoon Shift]
(i) Cognition of the hetu (middle term) in the paksa or minor term.
(ii) The relation of invariable concomitance between the middle and the major term.
(iii) Cognition of the major term in the minor term.
(iv) Cognition of the minor term only
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

In Indian Logic which means of knowledge is drawn from the similarity between two objects?                                    [19/11/2020, Morning Shift]

"Mr.X is penniless. Therefore, he should preferred for admission to college. This reasoning represents which kind of fallacy? [19/11/2020, Morning Shift]

Which one of the following is not a sense organ according to classical Indian school of logic?                                [12/11/2020, Afternoon Shift]

Planets are big. Therefore the atoms from which they are made are big". This inference commits which kind of fallacy?                         [12/11/2020, Afternoon Shift]

Match List I with List II [11/11/2020, Afternoon Shift]

List - I (Philosophical doctrines)	List - IIn(Philosophical Schools)
A. Syadavada	(i) Nyaya
B. Anupalabdhi	(ii) Buddhism
C. Apoha	(iii) Vedhinta
D. Abhava	(iv) Jainism

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Identify the fallacy committed in the argument: NTA NET JUNE 2021 
Since no tragic actors are idiots and some comedians are not idiots, so some comedians are not tragic actors.

"No one has been able to prove the existence of extrasensory perception. We must therefore conclude that extrasensory perception is a myth". Which of the following fallacies is committed in this argument?                                          NTA NET JUNE 2021 

Match List I with List II                                    NTA NET JUNE 2021 

List - I	List - II
A. Taxila	(i) Tantrik teachings
B. Ujjain	(ii) Dvaita school of taught
C. Vikramshila	(iii) Medicine
D. Manyakheta	(iv) Astronomy

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Given below are two statements                       NTA NET JUNE 2021 
Statement I: According to Nyaya, universals are eternal entities which are distinct from, but inhere in many individuals.

Statement II The universal is the basis of the notion of sameness that we have with regard to all the individuals of a certain class.
In the light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Which one of the following statements is true with reference to samanyatodrsta inference?                                        NTA NET JUNE 2021 

From the options given below, Pick the correct sequence in the context of constituent parts of inference                                                          NTA NET JUNE 2021 

Name of the fallacy committed in the argument                                                           NTA NET JUNE 2021 

All dogs are mammals.

No cats are dogs.

Therefore, No cats are mammals

Choose the correct answer from the options given below