Question Papers for Various Exams are listed here. WBUT, W.B.C.S , W.B.P.S.C, W.B.S.S.C, Madhyamik Exam, H.S Exam, IAS Exam, Bank, Rail etc.
W.B.C.S. EXAMINATION - 2011
Optional Paper
SOCIOLOGY - Paper I
Time Allowed -3 Hours Full Marks-100
All questions carry equal marks.
Group-A
Answer any three questions
1. “Cooperation crossed by conflict marks society wherever it is revealed”. Examine the relationship of social order and social conflict in the light of the preceding statement.
W.B.C.S. EXAMINATION - 2012
Optional Paper
SOCIOLOGY - Paper II
Time Allowed-3 Hours Full Marks-100.
All questions carry eqal marks
GROUP - A
Answer any three questions.
1. Examine the fundamental unity of Indian socity in the midst of diversities.
2. Analyse the dynamics of the caste system in India.
W.B.C.S. EXAMINATION - 2012
Optional Paper
SOCIOLOGY - I
Time Allowed-3 Hours Full Marks-100.
All questions carry equal marks.
Group-A
Answer any three questions
1. What is social evolution ? Discuss spencer’s theory of organic analogy.
2. Define positivism and discuss Comte’s contribution to the making of sociological postivism.
W.B.C.S. EXAMINATION - 2014
Optional Paper
SOCIOLOGY - Paper I
Time Allowed-3 Hours Full Marks-200
If the questions attempted are in excess of the prescribed number, only the questions attempted first up to the prescribed number shall be valued and the remaining ones ignored.
Answere may be written either in English or in Bengali but all answers must be in one and the same language.
W.B.C.S. Examination [Main] - 2011
Optional Paper
Psychology - Paper II
Group-A
Answer any three questions :
1. Define “Psychotherapy”. Discuss the psychodynamic approach of psychotherapy with special reference to psychoanalysis. How can you apply it in treating neurotic persons ? 2 + 12 + 6
W.B.C.S. EXAMINATION -2011
Optional Paper
PSYCHOLOGY Paper - I
Time Allowed : 3 Hours Full Marks : 100
Group-A
Answer any four questions
1. Distinguish between Experimental method and Observational Method in psychological research with their relative merits and demerits. 16
