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Entrance Test : Combined Vidyavaridhi Entrance Test (CVVET) 2015

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COMBINED VIDYA VARIDHI ENTRANCE TEST (CVVET-2015)

The Syllabus and design of C.V.V.E. Test Question Paper
Those candidates, desirous of getting themselves registered for the Pre-Research Test are expected to-

1 Have sufficient knowledge in the subject offered at M.A. Acharya level;

2 Have introductory knowledge of research methodology/ editing a book or are adept in the science of manuscripts.

3 Have sufficient general knowledge about Indian History and its culture, Sanskrit literature and the various stages of the development of language;

4 Have sufficient general knowledge of the contemporary world and the constitutional structure of modern India;

(ii) Design of the Question Paper
For this entrance test, there will be two papers of one and a half hours each with maximum marks of 100 per paper

(iii) First Question Paper Time: 10.00 A.M. to 11.30 A.M. M.M. 100
There will be 100 objective type questions on the following topics- Marks

Section A
1. General knowledge (India and Indian Society and culture) 6
2. Gradual development of Sanskrit language in various periods and sciences. 6
3. Various religions and philosophies (prevalent in India/originated in India) 6
4. Fudamentals of all the disciplines (shastras). (basic principles only) 6
5. Manuscript Science/general introductory knowledge about research-methodology. (references, footnotes, preparation of index of referred works, annexures, knowledge of other scripts etc.) 6
30

Section B
General Knowledge of Sanskrit Grammar  (Sandhi, compounds, case-endings voices, subanta, Tiganta, kridanta, Taddhita etc.) 25

Section C
20

Section D
General knowledge of Sanskrit literature. 25
Total 100

Second Question Paper Time: 11.40 to 01.10 P.M. M.M. 100
In this paper the candidates’ knowledge in the subject studied at Acharya/ M.A. level will be tested. The candidates can select any of the following inter-related subjects as per his choice. No Candidate shall be permitted to answer from a number of subject-groupings.

* The Question Paper for Computer Science will be Objective and Subjective type. The First paper containing 100 marks i.e objective type and second paper containing 100 marks i.e. subjective type.

Syllabus for Computer Science – Computer Organizatin, Operating Systems, Data Structures, Database Management System, Software Engineering, Computer Networks, Artificial Intelligence, Programming Languages.

The list of inter-connected subjects is as follows-
(iv) List of interdisciplinery subjects Expected subjects in second paper intergroups
Vedanta/Dwaitadwait Samkhyayoga, nyaya, vaisheshik, puranetihasa, mimansa, agama, Buddhistic philosophy, Jain philosophy, sarva-darshan, Sanskrit (phi losophy), tantra-yoga Ramanand Vedanta, Vishishtadvait Vedenta/ Dwaitadwait/Vedanta.

Samkhyayoga vedanta, nyaya-vaisheshikam, puranetihasa, Buddhist philosophy, Jain philosophy, agama, ayurveda, Sanskrit (philosophy) tantra-yoga/ Dwaitadwait/Vedanta.

Nyaya-Vaisheshik Vedanta, samkhya-yoga, Buddhist philosophy, Jain philosophy, Sanskrit (philosophy), M.A. in philosophy (with Sanskrit upto B.A. Level); tantra-yoga, Sarva-Darshan.

Puranetihasa Vedanta, Samkhya-yoga, Veda, Jyotish, dharma shastra, agama, tantra yoga, Sarva-Darshan, Sahitya, Sanskrit (Sahitya).

Vyakaran Veda, literature, Samkhya-yoga, puranetihasa, philosophy with Sanskrit upto Shastri level, Sanskrit (grammer section), comparative philology.

Jyotisha Vedanga, Siddhanta jyotish, phalit-jyotish, samhita, puranetihasa, dharma shastra, agriculture, mausam vigyan, astronomy, karmakanda, Paurohitya, Dharmagama, Sarva-darshan.

Dharma-Shastra Mimansa, Veda, jyotish, karma-kanda, paurohitya, puranetihasa, culture, comparative law, Indian law, Modern Indian law, Dharmagama

Mimansa Dharmashastra, veda, vedanta, agam, Sanskrit (philosophy section) MA (Philosophy) (with Sanskrit upto B.A. level) tantra-yoga. samkhyayoga, dharmagama, sarvadarshana.

Buddhist Pali, Prakrit, Sanskrit (Philosophy section) Ancient Indian History and Culture

Philosophy (with Sanskrit upto B.A. level). jainism, shaivism, samkhyayoga, yogagama, tantra-yoga, Jain tantra, Bauddha tantra, Sarva-darshana.

Jainism Prakrit, pali, Sanskrit, Buddhism, Samkhya-yoga, Art and architecture, Ancient Indian history and culture (with Sanskrit upto B.A. level) Jaintantra, Bauddha-tantra, Sarva-darshan.

Literature Vyakaran, puranetihasa, tantra-agama, culture, (M.A.) philosophy, (M.A.) pali, prakrit-with Sanskrit (upto B.A. level)

Veda/Karmkanda Vyakarana, vedanta, agama, tantragama, yoga-tantra, dharmashastra, mimansa, paurohitya, puranetihasa, samkhya-yoga, Ancient Indian History and culture. (with sanskrit upto B.A. level) Archeology (with Sanskrit upto B.A. level), epigraphy (with Sanskrit upto B.A. level), ayurveda, jyotish, sarvadarshana, Vastu.

Education Vyakaran, nyaya, sahitya, dharma-shastra, Veda, paurohitya, vedanta, jyotish, traditional subjects like karma-kanda, Acharya, M.A. (Sanskrit) with Shikshacharya/M.Ed., M.A. (Education), M.Phil (Education), M.A. (Psychology)/Sociology/Philosophy

Agama Saivagama, Vaishnavagama, Sakthaagama
Shabdabodha Nyaya, Mimamsa, Vyakarana
Computer Science Computer Science

Model Paper for Computer Science :
Paper 1
Time: 10.00 – 11.30 Total Marks : 100
1. What will be the output of the following ‘C’ code ?
main ( )
{ int x = 128;
printf (“\n%d”, 1 + x ++);
}
(A) 128
(B) 129
(C) 130
(D) 131

2. Which of the following is not a member of class ?
(A) Static function
(B) Friend function
(C) Const function
(D) Virtual function

3. A full binary tree with n leaves contains
(A) n nodes
(B) log n nodes
(C) 2n –1 nodes
(D) 2n nodes

4. Debugger is a program that
(A) allows to examine and modify the contents of registers
(B) does not allow execution of a segment of program
(C) allows to set breakpoints, execute a segment of program and display
contents of register
(D) All of the above

5. Which are applied throughout the software process.
(A) Framework activities
(B) Umbrella activities
(C) Planning activities
(D) Construction activities

Paper 2
Compulsory Questions
Time: 11.40 – 01.10 PM Total Marks : 100
25 * 2 = 50
1. Discuss about Direct Memory Access
2. Write a C/Java Program to sort array integers using quick sort

Answer any TWO questions
25 * 2 = 50
3. Explain the function of ALU with various logic gates
4. Explain spiral model in software development.
5. Describe AO* algorithm