Directions: The question consists of an assertion and two reasons numbered R (I) and R (II). The student must first determine whether each statement is true and then decide whether the given reasons are correct for the given assertion.

Assertion: Soft skills coaching centres are mushrooming all over India.

Reason (I): People are opting for soft skills training largely.
Reason (II): Other than soft skills, no other skills are useful these days.

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Directions: The question consists of an assertion and two reasons numbered R (I) and R (II). The student must first determine whether each statement is true and then decide whether the given reasons are correct for the given assertion.

Assertion: Soft skills coaching centres are mushrooming all over India.

Reason (I): People are opting for soft skills training largely.
Reason (II): Other than soft skills, no other skills are useful these days.

Only R (I) and not R (II) is the reason for the assertion.
Only R (II) and not R (I) is the reason for the assertion.
Both R (I) and R (II) is the reason for the assertion.
R (I) and R (II) are the reasons but not for the given assertion.

Answer 1

Assertion: Soft skills coaching centres are mushrooming all over India → True.

Reason (I): People are opting for soft skills training largely → True and is correct reason for the given assertion.

Reason (II): Other than soft skills, no other skills are useful these days → This statement itself is false. Soft skill is an important part of people’s life but these skills are not the only skills required.

Hence, only R (I) and not R (II) is the correct reason for the given assertion.

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