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441.
Which of the following technologies is likely to be housed in India's Quantum Computing Testbed?
A Mainframe Computers
B Superconducting Qubits and Trapped-ion Technologies
C High-Performance Computing Clusters
D Quantum Dot Displays
442.
The inauguration of India's Quantum Computing Testbed is considered a significant step towards:
A Becoming a net exporter of fossil fuels.
B Achieving self-reliance in advanced computing technologies.
C Dominating the global agricultural market.
D Expanding its traditional manufacturing sector.
443.
Which of the following fields is NOT expected to be significantly impacted by advancements in quantum computing?
A Drug Discovery
B Materials Science
C Traditional Data Encryption (without quantum resistance)
D Artificial Intelligence
444.
What is the primary objective of India's first Quantum Computing Testbed?
A To develop advanced classical computing hardware.
B To provide researchers with access to quantum computing resources for experimentation and development.
C To manufacture quantum computing chips for commercial sale.
D To train individuals in basic computer programming.
445.
Which of the following principles of quantum mechanics are fundamental to the operation of quantum computers?
A Superposition and Entanglement
B Classical Mechanics and Thermodynamics
C Relativity and Quantum Field Theory
D Electromagnetism and Optics
446.
A credible fiscal consolidation path is likely to:
A Reduce investor confidence
B Lead to a downgrade in sovereign credit rating
C Enhance investor confidence and potentially improve credit rating
D Increase the risk of inflation
447.
Which of the following is a key strategy for achieving fiscal consolidation?
A Increasing non-essential government expenditure
B Reducing tax revenues
C Controlling non-essential expenditure and increasing tax compliance
D Increasing reliance on borrowings
448.
A lower fiscal deficit generally leads to:
A Increased government borrowing
B Higher interest rates
C Reduced upward pressure on interest rates
D Stifled economic growth due to austerity
449.
The fiscal deficit is defined as the difference between the government's total expenditure and its total revenue, excluding:
A Tax revenue
B Non-tax revenue
C Borrowings
D Disinvestment proceeds
450.
What is the projected fiscal deficit for India in FY27, as a percentage of GDP?
A Around 4.0-4.5%
B Around 5.0-5.5%
C Around 6.0-6.5%
D Around 3.0-3.5%