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Statement:Should the admission to professional courses in India be given only on merit without any concession to any particular group of students?

Arguments:

I. Yes, This will improve the quality of the professional as they will be able to complete the courses successfully.

II. No, these will keep a large number of socially and economically backward students out of the reach of the professional courses.

A

If only argument I is strong

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B

If only argument II is strong

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C

If either I or II is strong

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D

If both I and II are strong

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Solution

The correct option is D
If both I and II are strong

Both I and II are strong

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Argument:
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II. No, this will keep large number of socially and econamically backward students out of the reach of the professional courses.

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