e-Governance in India
JKSSB Sub-Inspector (Telecommunication) · IT Systems & e-Governance · 19 practice questions with answers and explanations: 12 Easy, 7 Medium, 0 Hard.
Sample questions
Sample Easy question 1
The Public Financial Management System (PFMS) is run by:
- Comptroller and Auditor General
- Reserve Bank of India
- NITI Aayog
- Controller General of Accounts
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Answer: D. PFMS is administered by the CGA under the Department of Expenditure.
Sample Easy question 2
What is the role of the National Informatics Centre (NIC)?
- Regulating telecom tariffs
- Printing postal stamps
- Issuing driving licences
- Providing IT infrastructure and e-governance solutions to government bodies
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Answer: D. NIC builds and hosts many government portals and applications.
Sample Easy question 3
An e-Governance service that lets citizens apply for a certificate online and track it is an example of:
- An internal audit
- G2C service delivery
- A B2B contract
- G2G exchange
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Answer: B. A citizen interacts directly with the government.
Sample Medium question 4
What is the Government e-Marketplace (GeM)?
- A social network for officials
- A mobile payment app
- An online platform for public procurement of goods and services
- An Aadhaar verification tool
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Answer: C. GeM lets government buyers purchase from registered sellers online.
Sample Medium question 5
What is the purpose of Common Service Centres (CSCs)?
- To train armed forces
- To print currency
- To collect alone income tax
- To deliver digital services to citizens, especially in rural areas
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Answer: D. CSCs are access points for e-services in villages.
Sample Medium question 6
What is BharatNet?
- A television channel
- A bank for farmers
- A defence satellite
- A project to provide broadband connectivity to gram panchayats
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Answer: D. BharatNet extends optical fibre connectivity to rural areas.