MCSCCE — Past Questions

MCSCCE • Paper-II-A

One of your room-mate has the habit of speaking loudly on phone which disturbs you while studying. His habit seems to be getting worse. You (a) Start speaking loudly when your room-mate is studying to give him a lesson (b) Fight with your room-mate (c) Complain about your room-mate to the hostel warden (d) Having an open discussion with your room-mate about your problem and try to solve it amicably

A) Start speaking loudly when your room-mate is studying to give him a lesson

B) Fight with your room-mate

C) Complain about your room-mate to the hostel warden

D) Having an open discussion with your room-mate about your problem and try to solve it amicably

In interpersonal problem-solving and situational judgment, the most constructive approach is to communicate directly and openly with the person involved to resolve the issue amicably before escalating it.

MCSCCE • Paper-II-A

Which of the following statements about brainstorming is NOT correct? (a) Brainstorming is an open game without rules or guidelines (b) Brainstorming is often used for creative problem solving (c) All participants in brainstorming should be given a chance to contribute to the process (d) No criticism is allowed in brainstorming

A) Brainstorming is an open game without rules or guidelines

B) Brainstorming is often used for creative problem solving

C) All participants in brainstorming should be given a chance to contribute to the process

D) No criticism is allowed in brainstorming

Brainstorming is not an unguided game; it operates under strict foundational rules (such as deferring judgment, encouraging wild ideas, aiming for quantity, and building on others' ideas). Therefore, statement (a) is incorrect.

MCSCCE • Paper-II-A

People organize information by (a) Sensing or intuiting (b) thinking or feeling (c) perceiving or seeing (d) watching or looking

A) Sensing or intuiting

B) thinking or feeling

C) perceiving or seeing

D) watching or looking

In cognitive psychology and MBTI personality assessment models, individuals perceive and take in/organize information from the external world primarily through Sensing (concrete, direct sensory facts) or Intuiting (patterns, relationships, and big-picture possibilities).

MCSCCE • Paper-II-A

When it comes to working with others, how does a good leader function (a) He manages to share the work around equally (b) He likes to organize all the members of his team (c) He ended up doing most of the work (d) He prefers to work on his own

A) He manages to share the work around equally

B) He likes to organize all the members of his team

C) He ended up doing most of the work

D) He prefers to work on his own

According to the passage on effective teamwork and leadership, a good leader delegates responsibilities efficiently and ensures that tasks are shared equitably among team members.

MCSCCE • Paper-II-A

Ten men can finish construction of a wall in eight days. How many men are needed to finish the work in half – a – day? (a) 80 (b) 100 (c) 120 (d) 160

A) 80

B) 100

C) 120

D) 160

Total work required = 10 men * 8 days = 80 man-days. To complete the wall in half a day (0.5 days), the number of men needed = 80 / 0.5 = 160 men.

MCSCCE • Paper-II

Discuss briefly the reasons for cooking food.

MCSCCE • Paper-II

What are the common causes of neonatal mortality in your state? List the immunization schedule for infant and children. Describe the supplementary food, which can be introduced during the first year of life? What are the common nutritional problems in your state?

MCSCCE • Paper-II

Define Alcohols and list their properties. Write down the structural formula, preparation and uses of methyl alcohol.

MCSCCE • Paper-II

Describe the principles of human growth and development. Explain how heredity and environment are the two main factors influencing growth and development.

MCSCCE • Paper-II

What are the principles of remote sensing? Explain how remote sensing is used in monitoring the forest cover.

MCSCCE • Paper-II

What are the characteristic features of a rain forest? Discuss the distribution of rain forest in India with an emphasis on principal species composition.

MCSCCE • Paper-II

Explain various methods and procedure to measure the DBH and height of a tree in a hilly terrain.