Name of the Organisation : Union Public Service Commission
Name of the Post : Assistant Public Prosecutor Sample Question Paper 2015
Year : 2015
Website : https://www.upsc.gov.in/
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1. The Committee recommending the appointment of the Central Vigilance Commissioner consists of
(a) the Prime Minister and the Union Home Minister.
(b) the Prime Minister, the Union Home Minister and the Leader of the Opposition in the House of People.
(c) the Chief Justice of India and five other senior Judges of the Supreme Court of India.
(d) the Prime Minister, the Leaders of Opposition in both the Houses of Parliament and the Union Law Minister.
2. The Central Vigilance Commissioner can hold office for a term of
(a) four years.
(b) four years or till he attains the age of 67 years whichever is earlier.
(c) four years or till he attains the age of 65 years whichever is earlier.
(d) five years or till he attains the age of 67 years whichever is earlier
3. On ceasing to hold office, the Central Vigilance Commissioner shall be
(a) eligible for further employment to any office under the Government of India.
(b) eligible for any diplomatic assignment only.
(c) eligible for appointment as an Administrator of a Union Territory.
(d) ineligible for further appointment to any office of profit under the Government.
4. The Central Vigilance Commission is duty bound to present to the President a report as to the work done
(a) annually.
(b) every three months.
(c) every six months.
(d) at least three times in a year.
5. The President shall cause the report of the Central Vigilance Commission to be laid before
(a) the Lok Sabha.
(b) the Rajya Sabha.
(c) each House of Parliament.
(d) a joint sitting of both Houses of Parliament.
6. Under the provisions of the Information Technology Act 2000, a digital signature certificate issued by a certifying authority can
(a) never be revoked.
(b) be revoked if the subscriber makes a request.
(c) be revoked depending upon the kind of certificate issued.
(d) be revoked if there is a disagreement between the partners of a firm.
7. The Information Technology Act 2000 provides that
(a) all offences under the Act are compoundable.
(b) offences other than those punishable by imprisonment for life or for a term exceeding three years are compoundable with certain exceptions.
(c) offences other than those committed against a company or corporation are compoundable.
(d) none of the offences under this Act are compoundable.
8. For the purpose of Section 13 of the Information Technology Act 2000, if the originator or the addressee has more than one place of business, which one of the following shall be the place of business?
(a) Place of residence
(b) Latest place of business
(c) Principal place of business
(d) Any of the places of business
9. Under the provisions of the Information Technology Act 2000, ‘cyber café’ means:
(a) a place having internet connection.
(b) an establishment having internet access.
(c) any facility from where access to the internet is offered by any person in the ordinary course of business to the members of the public.
(d) an establishment having 24 hours internet access.
10. Under the provisions of the Information Technology Act 2000, ‘electronic signature’:
(a) does not include signature.
(b) includes digital signature.
(c) may include digital signature.
(d) includes digital signature unless expressly excluded.