61. Which among the following is regarded as Perception?
62. Atma is dehaparnimana' this idea was upheld by which of the following school of philosopy?
63. Match the following:
List-I
List-II
a. Samkhya
1. Logic
b. Yoga
2. Patanjali
c. Nyaya
3. Prakriti
d. Vaisesika
4. Ontology
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Samkhya | 1. Logic |
| b. Yoga | 2. Patanjali |
| c. Nyaya | 3. Prakriti |
| d. Vaisesika | 4. Ontology |
64. Samavaya is regarded as different from
65. . . . . . . . . believes in non-apprehension as the 6th independent Pramana.
66. Read following options and select the correct sequence of dependent origination as per Buddhism.
67. Which system among the following holds the definition of Prama as "Tadvati Tatprakarakonubhavo"?
68. "The knowledge of meaning is due to words, but this knowledge is not due to recollection or apprehension but to devotation". The theory which accept the view given above is known as
69. What is regarded as Hetvabhasa?
70. Vaisesika is regarded as
1. pluralist
2. atomist
3. monist
4. dualist
Select the correct answer:
1. pluralist
2. atomist
3. monist
4. dualist
Select the correct answer:
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