Yes, you are eligible for the TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher) post for the Social Science subject with your qualifications. The minimum qualification for TGT posts typically requires a graduation degree with at least 50% marks in the relevant subject and a B.Ed. degree. You have an M.Com which fulfills the graduation requirement. While your B.Ed. is in Accounts and Commerce methods, having cleared the CTET Paper II in Social Science demonstrates your eligibility to teach the subject.

CTET acts as a national eligibility test for teachers. Clearing CTET with Social Science in Paper II specifically qualifies you to teach that subject at the TGT level.

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It is absolutely necessary to pass all your subjects in 12th grade, whether it is your 5th or 6th subject or it is any Board of Examination. It does not matter if you have good marks in all your other subjects, it is required for you to get at least passing marks in all your subjects in order to receive your Pass Certificate. You failing in even one of the subjects will pose a problem in your 12th Certificate.

Correct Answer: 9 : 7 : 4

Solution : As here P and S has 3:2 as ratio before , they admit a new partner R for a share of 1/5 and he brings ₹42,000 as his share of goodwill which is credited to capital accounts of P and S with Rs.31,500 and Rs.10,500, the goodwill is divided between P and S in the ratio :-

= 31,500 : 10,500

= 3 : 1 (in the ratio of goodwill ), we will calculate the sacrifice made by P and S in the favor of new partner R's share of 1/5 =

sacrifice made by P = 1/5 * 3/4

                                 = 3/20

sacrifice made by S = 1/5 * 1/4

                                 = 1/20

now from this sacrifice we will calculate, the new profit sharing ratio of P and S :-

P's new ratio = old ratio - sacrifice made by P

                                    = 3/5 - 3/2

                                   = 9/20

S's new ratio = old ratio - sacrifice made by S

                                     = 2/5 - 1/20

                                      = 7/20

R's ratio = 1/5 0r 4/20 [ 9/20 : 7/20 : 1/5 = (9 + 7 + 4) / 20 ]

so, the new profit sharing ratio between P and S and R will be :-

= 9/20 : 7/20 : 4/20

= 9 : 7 : 4                                    

Hence the correct answer is option 2.

Correct Answer: Y bring Rs 66,900 and Z bring Rs 68,850

Solution : Answer = Y bring Rs 66,900 and Z bring Rs 68,850

Adjusted Capital of Y = 49500

Adjusted Capital of Z = 105750

Amount Paid to X = 1,35,750

Total Capital of the New Firm = 2,91,000

Y's share = $2,91,000\times\frac{2}{5} = 1,16400$

Z's share =  $2,91,000\times\frac{3}{5} = 1,74,600$

Bank A/c Dr 66900

To Y's Capital A/c 66900

Bank A/c Dr 68850

To Z's Capital A/c 68850
Hence, the correct option is 2.

Correct Answer: Consolidated fund of India

Solution : Correct answer is consolidated fund of India 

The pension of the High Court Judges is given from the consolidated of India. But the salaries and allowances of the judges of the high courts are charged on the consolidated fund of states where they are serving.

Salaries & allowances of the Supreme Court judges are both provided from the consolidated fund of India

Correct Answer: Public Account Fund

Solution : The correct answer is Public Account Fund.

When the government only functions as a banker, the flows for those transactions are recorded in the Public Account of India. Article 266(2) of the Constitution establishes this fund. Provident funds, small savings accounts, etc., are examples of Public Account Funds.

Correct Answer: The traveler's personal biases and perspectives 

Solution : When interpreting travel accounts from the medieval period, it is important to consider the traveler's personal biases and perspectives. These factors can influence the way they described and interpreted the places and cultures they encountered.

Correct Answer: It is a statement of receipts and expenditures incurred by the government.

Solution : The correct option is It is a statement of receipts and expenditures incurred by the government.

An estimate of anticipated revenues and expenses for a specific fiscal year is what the government budget is, not a record of the government's actual profits and outlays. Pending income and expenses for the upcoming fiscal year are included in the budget, which acts as a financial framework for the government's operations.