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Consider the following Statement Should there be recruitment in Government service on the basis of p...........

Logical Reasonong (RAS) Statement - Arguments
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    Consider the following :

    Statement: Should there be recruitment in Government service on the basis of past acade mic performance rather than thro ugh competitive examinations'?

    Arguments:

    1. Yes. it will be beneficial for those candidates who are unable to bear the expenses of competitive examinations.

    II.  No,  the  past  academic performance ca nnot be made the basis of recr uitment because there is no uniformity in the assessment by the Uni versities.

    Which one is/are the strong argument/s ?

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    Only I

    Incorrect Answer

    Only II

    Correct Answer

    Neither I, nor II Both I and II

    Incorrect Answer

    Both I and II

    Incorrect Answer
    Explanation:

    - Argument I: Claims recruitment based on academic performance helps those who can't afford competitive exams.

    - Evaluation: Weaker argument. Reduces fairness by potentially excluding those with older education or differing circumstances.

    - Argument II: Says academic basis isn’t feasible due to inconsistent university grading.

    - Evaluation: Stronger argument. Highlights lack of standardization, making fair comparison difficult.

    - Option 1: Only I is strong.

    - Evaluation: Incorrect, Argument I has notable limitations.

    - Option 2: Only II is strong.

    - Evaluation: Correct, Argument II addresses fundamental recruitment fairness issues.

    - Option 3: Neither I nor II are strong.

    - Evaluation: Incorrect, Argument II is strong.

    - Option 4: Both I and II are strong.

    - Evaluation: Incorrect, as Argument I is weak.

    Answer: Option 2 - Only II

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