List of top Public Health Questions

Which of the following is a nominal variable?
The Indian Research Fund Association was later known as:
Community diagnosis means:
Which of the following statistical test is used for a bivariate analysis when both the variables are categorical?
Which of the following statistical test is most suited for a continuous variable where data is collected before and after an intervention?
Which of the following graph is best suited to show the trend of events with time?
............ is an example of critical collaborative ethnography in which researchers conduct field research, but community participants are collaborators in the process, so as to develop practical solutions to the problem.
Arrange the following events in chronological order (oldest to the recent):
(A) Chadwick Sanitary Reforms
(B) Sustainable Development Goals
(C) Alma Ata Declaration (D) Millennium Development Goals
The unique features of public health are:
(A) Focus on population
(B) Organised community effort
(C) Inputs are drawn from different disciplines
(D) Evidence-based approach
Arrange the following National Programmes in the chronological order of its launching:
(A) Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme
(B) National Mental Health Programme
(C) RMNCH+A Programme
(D) National Programme for Control of Blindness
AIDS is:
Which of the following are correct?
(A) AIDS is a non-communicable disease.
(B) The first test done to detect AIDS is ELISA test.
(C) Government of India launched National AIDS Control Programme in 1992.
(D) In India, the first HIV case was detected in 1986.
Sigmund Freud proposed three parts of personality as:
........in which the researcher studies an intact cultural group in a natural setting over a prolonged period of time by collecting, primarily, observational data.
Arrange the following steps in a qualitative research in the order of its occurrence (first to last):
(A) Develop rapport with the community
(B) Identify the problem
(C) Data analysis and report writing
(D) Participant observation
Arrange the following designs with respect to hypothesis test/cause-effect relationship (least to highest):
(A) Experimental designs
(B) Exploratory qualitative designs
(C) Longitudinal designs
(D) Cross-sectional quantitative designs
Which among the following is NOT a limitation of experimental designs?
Consider the following statements and select the correct options:
(A). Proteins are made of amino acids.
(B). Essential amino acids are those which the body cannot synthesise in the required amounts.
(C). Mid Day Meal Programme of Government of India exclusively targets beggars, street vendors, etc.
(D). ICDS scheme of Government of India predominantly supports the nutritional requirement of 0-6 years children in the country.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
The National Nutrition Policy was announced in....and improving the purchasing power of the urban and rural poor was mentioned as an....
According to the Social Conflict Model, ..... is the way in which changes occur in a society.
Arrange the following sociological developments in a chronological order (oldest to the recent):
(A) Social Conflict Theory
(B) Positivism
(C) Multicultural Perspective
(D) Structural Functionalism
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
A group is characterised by the following features:
(A) Interact regularly / Often
(B) Have some shared interest
(C) Develop some sense of belongingness
(D) Always live in the same geographical area
In Psychology, ..... refers to reacting to another person’s feelings with an emotional response that is similar to their own feelings.
The way society is organised around the regulated ways people interrelate and organise social life is known as ....in sociology.
Who introduced the concept of positivism to sociology?