Entrance Exams
Govt. Exams
In the past perfect conditional, use 'had' in the if-clause. The correct form is 'If I had known...I would have...'
Parallel structure requires all items in a list to have the same grammatical form. 'Innovation, creativity, and developing' maintains parallelism.
'Comply' is an intransitive verb requiring 'with' as the preposition. 'Comply with' is the correct usage.
P: The e-commerce sector in India experienced unprecedented growth in 2024.
Q: Consumer confidence and digital payment adoption were key drivers.
R: However, regulatory challenges posed significant hurdles.
S: This expansion created millions of new employment opportunities.
The logical flow is: introduction of growth (P) → reasons for growth (Q) → positive outcome (S) → challenges (R) creates a complete narrative arc.
With 'neither...nor' construction, the verb agrees with the nearer noun. 'Teacher' is singular, so 'was' is correct.
'Emphasis' alone works perfectly here. 'Emphasis on' would require restructuring. Other options are grammatically awkward.
The passage shows India has reached 200 GW and aims for 500 GW, indicating steady progress. The word 'ambitious target' suggests effort towards the goal, not certainty.
Committee is a collective noun that takes a singular verb in Indian English. The correct form is 'The committee has decided.'
'Despite' is a preposition and doesn't pair with 'of'. Correct form is 'Despite being qualified' or 'In spite of her qualifications'.
The passage presents growth (100 unicorns) alongside concerns (90% failure, geographic concentration), supporting only the balanced inference in option B.