List of top Philosophy Questions asked in PSEB XII

Source Based (Karma Yoga – from the viewpoint of the Bhagavad Gita) According to the Bhagavad Gita, Karma Yoga is essential for the success of life and spiritual development. It teaches that one should perform their duties selflessly - meaning without attachment to the outcome. This principle leads one towards a life of humility, detachment, and service.

Case Study Based (Sangat, Pangat and Sikhism) Sikhism stands for equality, brotherhood, and respect for individuality. Guru Nanak Dev Ji started the traditions of ‘Sangat’ and ‘Pangat’ to promote a social wave of equality. In ‘Sangat’, people gather to meditate on God’s name, and in ‘Pangat’, people from all backgrounds sit together to share a meal.

Establish relationship between metaphysics and epistemology.
Analyze Karma Yoga: method, benefits, and modern relevance.
What are major differences between scientific and philosophical methods?
Explain role of numbers in Number Philosophy.
Analyze Hegel’s idealism.
Define social role of Sangat and Pangat in Sikhism.
Differenciate between empiricism and rationalism.
Throw light on Marx’s dialectical materialism: principle and relevance.
Explain concept of “Sarbat da Bhala” in Sikhism.
Explain the features of individualistic idealism.
Give relationship between Karma Yoga and practical life.
What are the main elements of metaphysics?
Define dialectical materialism and its aim.
Utilitarian principle: meaning and example.
Importance of pramana in Nyaya philosophy.
According to Empiricism, the senses are the source of ________.
Karma Yoga is the central ________ of the Bhagavad Gita.
‘Knowledge, emotion, and will’ are the three aspects of ________.
Scientific method is based on ________ and verification.
According to Indian philosophy, liberation is attained through ________.
According to Number Philosophy, the real substance is ________.
According to Nyaya philosophy, knowledge is acquired through which method?
In Sikhism, the institution of 'Pangat' symbolizes equality. (True/False)