Nominal Group Technique is a variation of brainstorming technique. It is a structured process of obtaining the group’s opinions, ideas, suggestions, etc. Unlike brainstorming, in Nominal Group technique, each member is acquainted with the problem or issue under consideration and is required to pen down his opinion and suggestion on a piece of paper. To reach an agreement, every single problem is addressed one at a time to a point where the participants submit all ideas. They then individually rank the ideas on a numerical scale. The ideas that score the highest are regarded as the best and are the ones that the group discusses and confirms.
Consider the following statements:
1. The teachings of Ramkrishna Paramhansa are characterized by the real-life issues of a common man.
Consider the following statements with reference to Indian Social Conference.
1. Founded by M.G. Ranade and Raghunath Rao.
2. It was ...
Which of the following rulers of the Gupta Empire is described as 'Maharajadhiraja'?
Consider the following statements:
1. The first revolutionary group in Bengal had started before the launch of the Swadeshi Programme.
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During the Swadeshi Movement, which key figure called it "Bahishkar Yoga"?
Where was the first Arya Samaj unit established by Dayanand Saraswati?
Which movement did Mahatma Gandhi associate the slogan "Do or Die" with?
Which revolutionary was not involved in the 1925 Kakori Robbery?
Which political party established the Second Backward Classes Commission in 1978?
Consider the following statements with reference to the Policy of Doctrine of Lapse:
1. It gave power to the British to deal with the succession ...
