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UGC NET Ayurveda Biology coaching
- Course Validity: 12 months
- Resources: LMS and Digital Library Access – Pre-recorded videos , Digital Notes, Printed book set (optional paid add on), MCQs & Mock Tests
- Content: Covers entire UGC NET Ayurveda Biology syllabus
- Language: Lectures – majorly in Hindi, Reading materials & test series in English
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- Syllabus: Covers all 10 units recommended by UGC NET
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Q31. Western blotting is:
Option A. DNA blot probed with DNA oligonucleotides
Option B. RNA blot probed with DNA oligonucleotides
Option C. Protein blot probed with Antibody
Option D. Protein blot probed with DNA oligonucleotides
Correct Ans – Option C (Protein blot probed with Antibody)
Explanation –
Western blotting is used to detect specific proteins using antibodies.
- Southern blot → DNA
- Northern blot → RNA
- Western blot → Protein
Q32. Which among the following is NOT a type of Pramana (evidence type)?
Option A. Samvaya
Option B. Upaman
Option C. Yukti
Option D. Arthapatti
Correct Ans – Option A (Samvaya)
Explanation –
In Indian philosophy, Pramana means valid knowledge methods. Common ones are Pratyaksha, Anumana, Upamana, Arthapatti, Anupalabdhi, and Shabda.
Samvaya refers to inherence, not a Pramana.
Q33. Guidelines for good manufacturing practices for Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani drugs are placed in which schedule of Drugs and Cosmetics Rules 1945?
Option A. H
Option B. M
Option C. T
Option D. Y
Correct Ans – Option A (Schedule T)
Explanation – Schedule T under Drugs & Cosmetics Act provides the GMP guidelines for ASU drugs (Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani).
Q34. Match the List-I with List-II (Ayurveda Kal – Time Period):
| Ayurveda Kal | Time Period |
| A. Samhita Kal | I. 14th Century to Modern Period |
| B. Vyakhya Kal | II. 5th Century to 6th Century |
| C. Sangrah Kal | III. 7th Century to 15th Century |
| D. Emergence Period | IV. 1500 B.C to 1000 B.C |
Correct Ans – Option 2 (A-II, B-III, C-I, D-IV)
Explanation –
- Samhita Kal: 5th–6th century
- Vyakhya Kal: 7th–15th century
- Sangrah Kal: 14th century onwards
- Emergence period: Ancient texts ~1500 BCE
Q35. What are four pillars of therapy amongst the following?
Option A. Vaidya, Dravya, Upasthata and Rogi
Option B. Dakshata, Vyadhinash, Chaturta and Smaran Shakti
Option C. Dravya, Chaturta, Vaidya and Upasthata
Option D. Aushadh Kalpana, Pavitrata, Shastragyan and Nirbhayata
Correct Ans – Option A (Vaidya, Dravya, Upasthata and Rogi)
Explanation –
In Ayurveda, the Chikitsa Chatushpada or four pillars of treatment are:
- Vaidya (physician)
- Dravya (medicine)
- Upasthata (nurse/caretaker)
- Rogi (patient)
Q36. Match the List-I with List-II (Organism vs Sex Determination):
| Organism | Sex Determination System |
| A. Honey Bees | IV. Haplodiploidy |
| B. Drosophila melanogaster | III. X : A Ratio |
| C. Mice | I. X : Y chromosome |
| D. Saccharomyces cerevisiae | II. Genic sex determination |
Correct Ans – Option 1 (A-IV, B-III, C-I, D-II)
Explanation –
- Honey Bees: haplodiploid sex determination (males haploid, females diploid)
- Drosophila: sex determined by X : autosome ratio
- Mice: sex determined by X and Y chromosomes
- Yeast (S. cerevisiae): sex by specific genes, not chromosomes
Q37. Match the List-I with List-II (Dosha vs Main Site):
| Dosha | Main Site |
| A. Apanavayu | II. Koshtha |
| B. Vyaanavayu | IV. Moordha |
| C. Samanavayu | I. Basti |
| D. Pranavayu | III. Hridaya |
Correct Ans – Option 3 (A-I, B-IV, C-II, D-III)
Explanation –
- Apana – Basti
- Vyana – Moordha
- Samana – Koshtha
- Prana – Hridaya
Q38. According to general rule, what is the ratio of Kalka: Snehadravya: Dravadravya in Sneha Kalpana?
Option A. 1 : 4 : 16
Option B. 1 : 2 : 4
Option C. 1 : 8 : 32
Option D. 1 : 2 : 3
Correct Ans – Option C (1 : 8 : 32)
Explanation –
As per classical Ayurvedic texts, the standard ratio used in Sneha Kalpana (medicated oil/ghee preparation) is Kalka:Sneha:Drava = 1:4:16 or 1:8:32, based on the formulation.
Q39. Prakriti features and their corresponding modern phenotyping methods:
| Prakriti Feature | Phenotyping Method |
| A. Aakriti | III. Phototypes |
| B. Varna | II. Somatotypes |
| C. Nidra | I. Chronotypes |
| D. Agni-koshtha | IV. Metabotypes |
Correct Ans – Option 1 (A-III, B-II, C-I, D-IV)
Explanation –
- Aakriti (appearance) → Phototype
- Varna (body type) → Somatotype
- Nidra (sleep) → Chronotype
- Agni/Koshtha (digestion/metabolism) → Metabotype
Q40. The Indian Patents Act was mainly introduced in the year:
Option A. 1970
Option B. 1955
Option C. 1984
Option D. 2012
Correct Ans – Option A (1970)
Explanation –
The Patents Act of India came into force in 1970, replacing the older British law. It was later amended in 2005 to comply with TRIPS under WTO.