Statement: Majority of the students have failed in one paper in the first semester examination.
Courses of Action:
I. All those students who failed should be asked to drop out of the course.
II. The faculty teaching the paper should be asked to resign.

Only I follows

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Only II follows

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Either I or II follows

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Neither I nor II follows

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Both I and II follow

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The correct option is A Neither I nor II follows
The failure of a majority of students hints at there being lackenings on the part of teaching faculty, which need to be pointed out and removed by constant efforts. So, none of the given courses of action follows.

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Statement: Majority of the students have failed in one paper in the first semester examination.Courses of Action:I. All those students who failed should be asked to drop out of the course.II. The faculty teaching the paper should be asked to resign.

The correct option is A Neither I nor II followsThe failure of a majority of students hints at there being lackenings on the part of teaching faculty, which need to be pointed out and removed by constant efforts. So, none of the given courses of action follows.

Statement: Majority of the students have failed in one paper in the first semester examination.
Courses of Action:
I. All those students who failed should be asked to drop out of the course.
II. The faculty teaching the paper should be asked to resign.

The correct option is A Neither I nor II follows
The failure of a majority of students hints at there being lackenings on the part of teaching faculty, which need to be pointed out and removed by constant efforts. So, none of the given courses of action follows.