Which institution was the knowledge partner for the report 'Impact Assessment of PLI Schemes'?
- A.IIM Bangalore
- B.Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
- C.IIT Delhi
- D.Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata
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Explanation
The correct answer is Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad. The study on the working of the Production Linked Incentive route was prepared by NITI Aayog with IIM Ahmedabad acting as its knowledge partner, and the institute's role was the reason the assessment could draw on firm-level data gathered from the ministries running each scheme alongside industry figures. Option A, IIM Bangalore, is wrong because no IIM other than the Ahmedabad institute is associated with this assessment. Option C, IIT Delhi, is wrong because the exercise was an economic and policy assessment of manufacturing outcomes rather than a technology study, and no IIT was named as partner. Option D, the Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, is wrong for the same reason: although the work rests on data collection, the partner named for the report is the Ahmedabad management institute and no statistical institute took part. Candidates should link the report title, the releasing body and the partner institute together.
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Practice Questions
How many notified sectors does the NITI Aayog assessment of the PLI route cover?
- A.10
- B.12
- C.14
- D.16
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The assessment is a sector-wise exercise spread over every sector notified by the Government under the Production Linked Incentive route, and that count is fourteen.
Read the full explanation →Which sector is described in the NITI Aayog report as an early implementation success under the PLI route?
- A.Drones
- B.Speciality steel
- C.Technical textiles
- D.Advanced Chemistry Cell batteries
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Among the sectors with strong industry participation, the report singles out the drones segment as the one that turned incentives into results earliest, alongside notable progress in pharmaceuticals, mobile phone manufacturing under Large Scale Electronics Manufacturing, food processing, telecom, white goods and automobiles.
Read the full explanation →Which sector's share in rural employment rose to 56.7% during July-September 2026 as per the PLFS bulletin?
- A.Agriculture
- B.Mining and quarrying
- C.Tertiary or services sector
- D.Construction
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The share of rural workers engaged in farming climbed to 56.7% in July-September 2026 from 52.9% in April-June 2026, which the bulletin flags as a gain in rural agricultural employment.
Read the full explanation →According to the PLFS bulletin for July-September 2026, the all-India unemployment rate for persons aged 15 years and above stood at:
- A.4.3%
- B.5.1%
- C.5.4%
- D.6.8%
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For persons aged 15 years and above, the overall unemployment rate improved to 5.1% in July-September 2026.
Read the full explanation →As per the PLFS Quarterly Bulletin for July-September 2026, what was the Labour Force Participation Rate for persons aged 15 years and above?
- A.52.7%
- B.54.6%
- C.55.5%
- D.58.1%
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The bulletin reports that the Labour Force Participation Rate for people aged 15 years and above rose to 55.5% in the quarter July-September 2026, and it was also higher than the 55.1% recorded in the same quarter of 2025.
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