Political Science – E-Governance (50 Objective Questions – JKSSB-style, English)
E-Governance refers to:
a) Use of information and communication technology (ICT) for government services (a)
b) Military control
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
The main objective of E-Governance is:
a) Improve efficiency, transparency, and accountability (a)
b) Military supremacy
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance includes:
a) Digital delivery of government services (a)
b) Military operations only
c) Trade regulation
d) Judiciary only
Key component of E-Governance is:
a) Information and Communication Technology (ICT) (a)
b) Military authority
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance aims to:
a) Make governance citizen-centric (a)
b) Promote military control
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
Examples of E-Governance services include:
a) Online tax filing, digital certificates, e-procurement (a)
b) Military training
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance enhances:
a) Transparency and accountability (a)
b) Military supremacy
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
Digital India initiative is related to:
a) E-Governance (a)
b) Military modernization
c) Trade monopoly only
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance reduces:
a) Corruption and delays in public services (a)
b) Military authority only
c) Trade monopoly
, d) Judiciary only
E-Governance improves:
a) Efficiency of government operations (a)
b) Military supremacy
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance promotes:
a) Citizen participation and empowerment (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance uses:
a) Internet, mobile apps, and digital platforms (a)
b) Military technology only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance ensures:
a) Timely delivery of services (a)
b) Military obedience only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance supports:
a) Decision-making based on data and technology (a)
b) Military authority
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) was launched in:
a) 2006 (a)
b) 2010
c) 2000
d) 2015
E-Governance reduces:
a) Human interface and bureaucratic delays (a)
b) Military expansion
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance is essential for:
a) Good governance (a)
b) Military supremacy
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance includes:
a) G2C, G2B, G2G, and G2E services (a)
b) Military operations only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
G2C in E-Governance stands for:
a) Government to Citizen (a)
E-Governance refers to:
a) Use of information and communication technology (ICT) for government services (a)
b) Military control
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
The main objective of E-Governance is:
a) Improve efficiency, transparency, and accountability (a)
b) Military supremacy
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance includes:
a) Digital delivery of government services (a)
b) Military operations only
c) Trade regulation
d) Judiciary only
Key component of E-Governance is:
a) Information and Communication Technology (ICT) (a)
b) Military authority
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance aims to:
a) Make governance citizen-centric (a)
b) Promote military control
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
Examples of E-Governance services include:
a) Online tax filing, digital certificates, e-procurement (a)
b) Military training
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance enhances:
a) Transparency and accountability (a)
b) Military supremacy
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
Digital India initiative is related to:
a) E-Governance (a)
b) Military modernization
c) Trade monopoly only
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance reduces:
a) Corruption and delays in public services (a)
b) Military authority only
c) Trade monopoly
, d) Judiciary only
E-Governance improves:
a) Efficiency of government operations (a)
b) Military supremacy
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance promotes:
a) Citizen participation and empowerment (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance uses:
a) Internet, mobile apps, and digital platforms (a)
b) Military technology only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance ensures:
a) Timely delivery of services (a)
b) Military obedience only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance supports:
a) Decision-making based on data and technology (a)
b) Military authority
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) was launched in:
a) 2006 (a)
b) 2010
c) 2000
d) 2015
E-Governance reduces:
a) Human interface and bureaucratic delays (a)
b) Military expansion
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance is essential for:
a) Good governance (a)
b) Military supremacy
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
E-Governance includes:
a) G2C, G2B, G2G, and G2E services (a)
b) Military operations only
c) Trade monopoly
d) Judiciary only
G2C in E-Governance stands for:
a) Government to Citizen (a)
