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APSC MCQs / APSC Prelims Practice Questions based on Assam Tribune (Daily) –16/12/2025

By Amit BiswakarmaPublished Updated 2 min read
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For APSC CCE and other Assam Competitive examinations aspirants, practicing Daily MCQs is vital. This blog covers most important Prelims questions from the Assam Tribune today (16-12-2025). These issues are key for bothAPSC Prelims syllabus, offering insights into the important topics of current affairs.

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APSC Prelims MCQs

From The Assam Tribune, 16 December 2025


Topic 1: Child Labour Crackdown Failure in Assam

Q1. Under the Child & Adolescent Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 2016, employment of children below 14 years is:

A. Permitted in non-hazardous sectors
B. Completely prohibited
C. Allowed with parental consent
D. Regulated but not prohibited

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Correct Answer: B


Q2. According to the Supreme Court judgment in MC Mehta vs State of Tamil Nadu (1996), which of the following is mandatory in cases of child labour?

A. Only imprisonment of the employer
B. Compensation solely by the State
C. Compensation by employer and contribution by the State
D. Rehabilitation only through NGOs

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Correct Answer: C


Q3. The extremely low conviction rate in child labour cases in Assam primarily indicates:

A. Absence of legal provisions
B. Poor rescue operations
C. Weak prosecution and follow-up mechanisms
D. Excessive judicial intervention

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Correct Answer: C


Topic 2: Arimora Chapori as a Migratory Bird Hub


Q4. The emergence of Arimora Chapori as a migratory bird hub highlights the ecological importance of:

A. Permanent river islands
B. Coastal wetlands
C. Seasonal riverine sandbars
D. Mangrove forests

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Correct Answer: C


Q5. Migratory birds visiting Assam’s floodplains largely use which major flyway?

A. East Asian–Australasian Flyway
B. African–Eurasian Flyway
C. Central Asian Flyway
D. Pacific Flyway

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Correct Answer: C


Q6. Which of the following functions is NOT typically associated with chaporis?

A. Flood moderation
B. Habitat for migratory birds
C. Permanent human settlement support
D. Nutrient cycling in floodplains

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Correct Answer: C


Topic 3: Governance Crisis in Tezpur University


Q7. Tezpur University is best described as:

A. A State University under Assam government
B. A Deemed University
C. A Central University under the Ministry of Education
D. An autonomous private university

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Correct Answer: C


Q8. Higher education falls under which constitutional category?

A. Union List
B. State List
C. Concurrent List
D. Residuary powers

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Correct Answer: C


Q9. Prolonged governance crises in universities mainly affect:

A. Only administrative staff
B. Only infrastructure development
C. Academic quality and institutional credibility
D. Only student admissions

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Correct Answer: C


Topic 4: Single Higher Education Regulator Proposal


Q10. The proposal for a single higher education regulator is primarily derived from which policy document?

A. National Skill Development Policy
B. National Education Policy, 2020
C. University Grants Commission Act, 1956
D. Right to Education Act, 2009

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Correct Answer: B


Q11. One major concern raised by States regarding a single higher education regulator is related to:

A. Financial burden
B. Loss of federal autonomy
C. Student migration
D. Examination reforms

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Correct Answer: B


Q12. The core regulatory principle advocated by NEP 2020 for higher education governance is:

A. Heavy centralised control
B. Complete deregulation
C. “Light but tight” regulation
D. Market-driven regulation

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Correct Answer: C

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