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Q151. Which one of the following is not a feature of the Government of India Act of 1935?

Which one of the following is not a feature of the Government of India Act of 1935?

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Official UPSC Answer KeyUPSC Prelims 2000 • Modern History

Correct Answer: Option (A) — Diarchy at the Centre as well as in the provinces

Concept & Option Breakdown

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The Government of India Act of 1935 abolished diarchy in the provinces and introduced Provincial Autonomy. Diarchy was proposed only at the Centre (though it never came into operation). Therefore, having diarchy in both the Centre and the provinces is incorrect.

Elimination Heuristic & Exam Approach

1919 Act = Diarchy in Provinces; 1935 Act = Abolished Diarchy in Provinces, introduced Provincial Autonomy, and proposed Diarchy at the Centre.

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Question Specifications & Syllabus Mapping

Examination & YearUPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2000 (Q151)
Paper & Marking SchemeGS Paper I • 2 Marks (-0.66 Negative for incorrect response)
Syllabus Subject & TopicModern History → Partition & Independence
Official Answer KeyOption (A) — Diarchy at the Centre as well as in the provinces

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What is the official answer for UPSC Prelims 2000 GS Paper I Question 151 (Modern History)?

The official UPSC answer key for this 2000 Modern History (Partition & Independence) question is Option (A): "Diarchy at the Centre as well as in the provinces". Correct attempts carry 2 Marks with -0.66 Negative penalty for wrong answers.

Which UPSC Prelims syllabus topic does this 2000 question belong to?

This question belongs to GS Paper I under the subject "Modern History" and micro-topic "Partition & Independence". You can explore all repeated questions from Partition & Independence in Acme AI's 3D Prelims PYQ Realm or practice 50 full-length and sectional tests in the APT Prelims Test Series.

How can I solve this Partition & Independence UPSC Prelims question using option elimination?

1919 Act = Diarchy in Provinces; 1935 Act = Abolished Diarchy in Provinces, introduced Provincial Autonomy, and proposed Diarchy at the Centre.

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