CSE 2021 Prelims mismatch.docx
Hi All,
There were 6 mismatches in the answer provided by ForumIAS
for UPSC CSE Prelims 2021 compared to the official answer key provided by the
UPSC.
In Q.2the 1st statement says that "All casual workers
are entitled for Employees Provident Fund Coverage" which was marked
correct by us based on the ruling of the Supreme court of India which ruled that
casual workers are also entitled to social security benefits under the
Employees’ Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act.
But it has been considered an incorrect statement by
UPSC.
Q.25was regarding magnetite particles are generated
as environmental pollutants through which of the following.
As per UPSC official answer key Microwave stoves within
homes and Telephone lines doesnot generate magnetite particles.
We considered them as correct options based on various
sources.
In Q.42the 2nd statement says that "The
Government of India Act of 1935 gave women reserved seats in legislature. "
We marked it as an incorrect statement as it gave a separate
electorate but doesnot talk about the reservation of seats.
But UPSC has considered it a correct statement. This was
an interpretational mistake from our side.
In Q.48the 1st statement says that "The Nizamat
of Arcot emerged out of Hyderabad State. "
We marked it as a correct statement as the Nizamat of Carnatic
(Arcot) was a dependency of Hyderabad Deccan and was under the legal purview of
the Nizam of Hyderabad.
But UPSC has considered it an incorrect statement, maybe
because it was a protectorate state but did not emerge out of Hyderabad.
Q.80has been dropped by UPSC
In Q.81the 1st statement says that ''Right to the
city'' is an agreed human right and the UN-Habitat monitors the Commitments
made by each country in this regard.
This was marked as correct as different sources also talks
the same.
But UPSC has considered this an incorrect statement.
In Q.88the 2nd statement says "A High Court in
India has the power to review its own judgment as the Supreme Court does.
"
We marked it as correct as High Courts also act as court of
record so they have the power to review their own judgment.
But UPSC has considered this an incorrect statement. I think
we missed the part as the Supreme Court does in the statement, so it has been
considered incorrect.
