Instructions to be followed. 1. Project carries 20 marks. 2 10 marks for project on the topic which is assigned. 3 10 marks for sums based on SYJC syllabus. 4 Project should be neat and clearly written. 5 No pictures, no decoration, Do Not cover the project. 6 Test on sums will be conducted at the time of submission of project. 7 Should be hand written. 8 There should be 5 ( A 4 ) size papers ( with lines ). 9 First page write your name, class, division, stream, roll number, and name of topic. 10 2 pages (front and back ) should be used for writing project. 11 2 pages (should be left blank ) for writing test on sums at the time of submission. 12 Staple all the pages together. 13 Project has to be on the topic which is assigned to the student. 14 Information apart from text book carries an added advantage. 15 Any issues, problems, difficulties,can be resolved in the class during Logic Lecture by the subject teacher. A001 40101150002 AGARWAL DHRUVI VIJAY PRIYA Hin/Psy List out the limitations of A002 40101150001 AGARWAL AKSHITA SURBHI Hin/Psy Explain Crucial Instance and Crucial Experiment with the help of an example. A003 40101150010 ANIS JAMILA HUZAIFA TASNEEM Hin/Psy Explain the nature of Quantificational Deduction. A004 40101150013 ASHAR AISHWARYA BHAIRAVI Hin/Psy A005 40101150015 ASHER SANA VATSAL TRUPTI Hin/Psy Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with A006 40101150016 BAJAJ ANKITA GITA Hin/Psy State the types of Inferences. Explain the nature of Mediate Inference. A007 40101150026 BHATT RUSHAB JAIDEEP RAKHI Hin/Psy A008 40101150028 BINDRA ADITI RAJESH ALAKNANDA Hin/Psy Define Hypothesis. State the conditions of a Good A009 40101150029 BORKAR ARUSHI SAGAR SANDHYA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UI. A010 40101150006 CHETNANI AKANKSHA RITA Hin/Psy Contradictory Opposition in the square of opposition of A011 40101150041 CHITRODA RIDDHI ANIL MADHAVI Hin/Psy Explain the concept of A012 40101150042 CHOVATIYA SNEHA DILIP JYOTI Hin/Psy A013 40101150043 CHUNAWALA VACHA BIPINCHNDRA HEMLATA Hin/Psy State the characteristics of Scientific
A014 40101150046 DAGA PRERANA RAJESH VANDANA Hin/Psy A015 40101150047 DALAL DIVYA DEVANG DIMPLE Hin/Psy A016 40101150423 DAMANI AADITI NILESH MAMTA Hin/Psy Sub contrary Opposition in the square of opposition of Explain why one cannot derive a statement about an arbitrarily selected individual from an existential general proposition while using the rule of EI. A017 40101150062 DEDHIA SURABHI NILESH SHEETAL Hin/Psy State the characteristics of Scientific A018 40101150058 DEDHIA MILONI PANKAJ LAKSHMI Hin/Psy Subaltern Opposition in the square of opposition of A019 40101150424 DESHMUKH PRAJAKTA MILIND MITALI Hin/Psy Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? A020 40101150067 DEVADIGA SHRUTI DAYANAND DEVAKI Hin/Psy A021 40101150070 DHARINI RAMAIYA DIPTI RAMAIYA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UI. A022 40101150085 GADA JAINEE CHANDRAKANTH LATA Hin/Psy Explain the difference between Observation and A023 40102150716 PATIL SHANON NANDKUMAR VALENCIA Hin/Psy A024 40101150091 GADH DHWANI SANJAY NOOPUR Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UG. A025 40101150093 GAGLANI NEHA CHANDRAKANT KALPANA Hin/Psy Explain the difference between Common man's notion of cause and Scientific notion of cause. A026 40101150099 GALA KENALI VIJAY APEKSHA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of EG. A027 40101150102 GAMI JAHANVI RAMESH BHAVNA Hin/Psy Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of Tautology. A028 40101150103 GANATRA PHILONI PARESH LEENA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of EI. A029 40101150107 GANDHI SHILPI MANISH HINA Hin/Psy Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of validity of Arguments. A030 40101150106 GANDHI KHUSHBU MUKESH NILAM Hin/Psy Explain the method of Instantiation. A031 40101150116 GONSALVES ROXANNE RAJESH BLAISELA Hin/Psy What is Observation? State the characteristics of A032 40101150120 HAIDERI BINISHZEHRA HAIDERALI FIRDOS Hin/Psy ' Established hypothesis as a law or theory in Science ' - Explain. A033 40101150126 JAIN PALAK ARVIND RASILA Hin/Psy Explain the method of Quantification. A034 40101150427 JOHRI STUTI PRAVEEN SHOMALI JOHRI Hin/Psy Explain the concept of Verification of Hypothesis. A035 40101150136 JOSHI ARCHI SHAILESH PARUL Hin/Psy Explain Shorter truth table as a test of Tautology. A036 40101150142 KAJOL NAIR KAVITA Hin/Psy A037 40101150147 KANSARA YUKTI RAKESH RUPAL Hin/Psy Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with A038 40101150150 KAPASI AMENA SHIRIN Hin/Psy Explain the concept of A039 40101150152 KENIA PALAK SUNIL JAGRUTI Hin/Psy
A040 40101150154 KHAGRAM SHIVALI VIPUL DARSHANA Hin/Psy A041 40101150156 KHAN MUSKAN SAJID LUBNA Hin/Psy A042 40101150157 KHANDOR KRISHI SANJAY SONAL Hin/Psy A043 40101150158 KHARA KEYA SANJIV TRUPTI Hin/Psy Explain why the rule of UG allows us to infer universal general proposition only from an arbitrarily selected individual. Sub contrary Opposition in the square of opposition of Explain why one cannot derive a statement about an arbitrarily selected individual from an existential general proposition while using the rule of EI. A044 40101150166 KOTHARI JAHNAVI KETAN MEGHNA Hin/Psy State the characteristics of Scientific A045 40101150178 MAKHLOGA ADITI DARMYANSINGH SANGEETA Hin/Psy Subaltern Opposition in the square of opposition of A046 40101150182 MANDALIA MANASVI SUNIL RUPAL Hin/Psy Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? A047 40101150184 MANGROLWALA FARHEEN ARIF NAZNEEN Hin/Psy A048 40101150186 MANIYAR ZEBA AZEEMUDDIN ZAKIYA BEGUM MA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UI. A049 40101150193 MATHRANI RIKIN DEEPAK ROSEMARY Hin/Psy Explain the difference between Observation and A050 40101150200 MEHTA NIDHI RAKESH DARSHANA Hin/Psy A051 40101150194 MEHTA AAYUSHI NILESH JALPA NILESH MEH Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UG. A052 40101150433 MEHTA HIMANSHI KETAN MAMTA Hin/Psy Explain the difference between Common man's notion of cause and Scientific notion of cause. A053 40101150195 MEHTA BHAVI NILESH DIPTI Hin/Psy Explain the rule of EG. A054 40101150454 MEMON SHIFA HAJI ESSA SHAHEENA Hin/Psy Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of Tautology. A055 40101150214 MOTANI JHANVI MUKESH BHAVNA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of EI. A056 40101150217 NAGDA NAMYATA ANIL HEENA Hin/Psy Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of validity of Arguments. A057 40101150216 NAGDA DHVANI NAVIN MADHU Hin/Psy Explain the method of Instantiation. A058 40101150455 NAIR MEGHNA JAYADEVAN GITA Hin/Psy What is Observation? State the characteristics of A059 40101150225 NETTERWALA HUSEINA HOZEFA BATUL Hin/Psy ' Established hypothesis as a law or theory in Science ' - Explain. A060 40101150227 OZA PANKTI PRADEEP VARSHA Hin/Psy Explain the method of Quantification. A061 40101150228 PAI MUSKAN SUCHIT FARIDA Hin/Psy Explain the concept of Verification of Hypothesis. A062 40101150229 PALKAR PRAJAKTA YOGESH SHILPA Hin/Psy Explain Shorter truth table as a test of Tautology. A063 40101150246 PARMAR HARDIKA HARSHADKUMAR SHRADDHA Hin/Psy A064 40101150457 PARMAR VANSHIKA HETAL MANISHA Hin/Psy Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with A065 Explain the ' Value of Logic ' i.e. the importance and relevance of logic to life. A066 40101150436 POREY SRUSHTI SANJAY SAMRUDDHI Hin/Psy How is Shorter truth table method an effective decission procedure?
A067 40101150266 RAMANI MITI SAMIR RAKHI Hin/Psy Explain the nature and classification of propositions in Traditional Logic. A068 40101150267 RANDERIA PARISHAD YAZDI PORUCHISTI YAZD Hin/Psy Explain the difference between Propositional logic and Predicate logic. A069 40101150272 RAWAT KANCHAN VINODSINGH VANITA Hin/Psy What is Singular proposition? Why is it treated as an Universal proposition in traditional logic? A070 40101150469 RAWAT ISHA BIRENDRA NANDITA Hin/Psy Explain the need for Predicate Logic. A071 40101150275 RICHARD ROHIT GEETA Hin/Psy Explain the difference between Perception and A072 40101150279 SAHANI URJA RAVI REENA Hin/Psy Affirmative.ie. A proposition. A073 40101150277 SAHANI DRISHTI DEEPAK Hin/Psy Define Hypothesis. Explain the characteristics of A074 40101150278 SAHANI POOJA RAJENDRA ROSHNI RAJENDR Hin/Psy A075 40101150290 SARMALKAR PRACHI DEVENDRA BHAVANA Hin/Psy Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with A076 40101150291 SATELKAR BHARGAVI JAYANT JANHAVI Hin/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of A077 40101150297 SAWANT BHARGAVI SANTOSH SHRUTIKA Hin/Psy A078 40101150298 SAWANT TANYA PRAKASH LEENA Hin/Psy A079 40101150301 SAXENA LUV DINESH VANDANA Hin/Psy Affirmative. i.e. ' I ' proposition. Explain the fallacy of Mal- Illustrate with Negative. i.e. ' O ' proposition. A080 40101150300 SAXENA KARAMJIT LAVEENA Hin/Psy Define Hypothesis. How does a hypothesis originate? A081 40101150302 SAXENA VISHNU LAVEENA Hin/Psy Explain the distribution of terms in Universal Negative i.e. ' E ' proposition with the help of a diagram. A082 40101150303 SAYED DAHNIAL MUNAWWAR FIROZAH Hin/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of A083 40101150304 SEAL RHEA PRADEEP POONAM Hin/Psy Distinguish between Singular proposition and General proposition. A084 40101150305 SETHI CHANDNI NEERAJ MEENAKSHI Hin/Psy Explain with an example the Ad-hoc A085 40101150309 SHAH ARYA PRASHANT VAISHALI Hin/Psy Explain the distribution of terms in Particular Affirmative i.e. ' I ' proposition with the help of a diagram. A086 40101150312 SHAH DIMPY ABHAY ALKA Hin/Psy Universal Affirmative i.e. ' A ' proposition with the help of a diagram. A087 40101150315 SHAH FEMY KUMAR NEELAM Hin/Psy List out the limitations of A088 40101150318 SHAH HALEE HEMANT MANISHA Hin/Psy Explain with an example the Working A089 40101150319 SHAH HASTI MANISH NEETA Hin/Psy Particular Negative i.e. ' O ' proposition with the help of a diagram. A090 40101150320 SHAH HIMANI RAKESH SHEETAL Hin/Psy Distinguish between Proposition and Propositional Function. A091 40101150322 SHAH JAINA DEEPAK NEETA Hin/Psy List out the limitations of
A092 40101150324 SHAH JHANVI PIYUSH BIJAL Hin/Psy Explain Crucial Instance and Crucial Experiment with the help of an example. A093 40101150326 SHAH JINESHI RUPESH PARESHA Hin/Psy Explain the nature of Quantificational Deduction. A094 40101150328 SHAH KANCHI SANJAY TRUPTI Hin/Psy State the types of Inferences. Explain the nature of Mediate Inference. A095 40101150329 SHAH KAVISHA PARAG BHAVIKA Hin/Psy A096 40101150330 SHAH KHUSHI PARIN SHRUTI Hin/Psy Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with A097 40101150333 SHAH KRISHNA NILESH PREETI Hin/Psy A098 40101150334 SHAH KRUNAL BHAVIN HEMLATA Hin/Psy Define Hypothesis. State the conditions of a Good A099 40101150336 SHAH MANSI PRAVIN JIGNA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UG. A100 40101150337 SHAH MUKTI BHAVIK NEHAL Hin/Psy Contradictory Opposition in the square of opposition of A101 40101150338 SHAH NIDHI RITESH LIPAA Hin/Psy Explain the concept of A102 40101150340 SHAH NISHTHA MANISH SWAPNA Hin/Psy A103 40101150348 SHAH SHRADDHA PARAG HEENA Hin/Psy A104 40101150350 SHAH SHREYA UTPAL SEJAL Hin/Psy A105 40101150353 SHAH TAYYABA HUSSEIN ASMA Hin/Psy A106 Explain why the rule of UG allows us to infer universal general proposition only from an arbitrarily selected individual. Sub contrary Opposition in the square of opposition of Explain why one cannot derive a statement about an arbitrarily selected individual from an existential general proposition while using the rule of EI. A107 40101150462 SHAIKH AMAAN SHAKEEL NAZMA Hin/Psy State the characteristics of Scientific A108 40101150362 SHAIKH MUBBASHEERA NASIR RUMANA Hin/Psy Subaltern Opposition in the square of opposition of A109 40101150367 SHETH APURVA AMAR PURVI Hin/Psy Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? A110 40101150372 SHETTY REISHA NARESH ARCHANA SHETTY Hin/Psy A111 40101150378 SHINDE TANMAYA SHANKARRAO VAISHALI SHINDE Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UI. A112 40101150379 SHIVARAMAN RACHNA Hin/Psy Explain the difference between Observation and A113 40101150380 SHRIVASTAVA SOUNDARYA AJAYKUMAR SANDHYA Hin/Psy A114 40101150382 SINGH ESHA MOHNEESH MANISHA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UG. A115 40101150383 SINGH NEHA RAJESH ARATI Hin/Psy Explain the difference between Common man's notion of cause and Scientific notion of cause.
A116 40101150438 SINGHAL GITIKA TARUN MONIKA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of EG. A117 40101150398 TEJANI KUNJAL BHAVESH KAVITA Hin/Psy Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of Tautology. A118 40101150407 VASANI AARCHI MANSUKH JAYSHREE Hin/Psy Explain the rule of EI. A119 40101150409 VED SAACHI KULIN BEENA Hin/Psy Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of validity of Arguments. A120 40101150412 VEERA RIDDHI KIRIT DAYA Hin/Psy Explain the method of Instantiation. A121 40101150416 VORA MOSAM TUSHAR JAGRUTI Hin/Psy What is Observation? State the characteristics of A122 40101150417 VORA VRUDDHI PARAS JUTHIKA Hin/Psy ' Established hypothesis as a law or theory in Science ' - Explain. A123 40101150418 VRIDDHI KAPOOR Hin/Psy Explain the method of Quantification. A124 40101150419 WAGHELA HIRAL ASHWIN VAISHALI Hin/Psy Explain the concept of Verification of Hypothesis. A125 40101150420 WANKADIA TAROONISH PHIROZE FIROOZA Hin/Psy Explain Shorter truth table as a test of Tautology. A126 40101150048 DALAL KRUTI VIMAL HINALI Hin/Psy Explain the ' Value of Logic ' i.e. the importance and relevance of logic to life. Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with B001 40101150003 AGIWAL AISHWARYA SANDEEP SHOBHA Fre/Psy Explain the difference between Propositional logic and Predicate logic. B002 40101150005 AJU RHEA AJU ELVIRA Fre/Psy What is Singular proposition? Why is it treated as an Universal proposition in traditional logic? B003 40101150007 AMBASKAR GIRIJA ATUL ANURADHA Fre/Psy Explain the need for Predicate Logic. B004 40101150009 ANADKAT PUSHTI SAURABH SONALI Fre/Psy Explain the difference between Perception and B005 40101150018 BARBHAYA PRABHUTI MAHESH BINDIYA Fre/Psy Affirmative.ie. A proposition. B006 40101150019 BARDOLIWALLA YOUHAN YAZDI SHERNAZ Fre/Psy Define Hypothesis. Explain the characteristics of B007 40101150022 BHADRA PRAPTI KANTIBHAI PRITI Fre/Psy B008 40101150442 BHALEKAR YAASHNA ANIRUDDHA AMI Fre/Psy Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with B009 40101150025 BHATT PRUTHA PANKAJ RUCHIKA Fre/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of B010 40101150032 CHARLA LABDHI ASHWIN JAYSHREE Fre/Psy B011 40101150034 CHAVAN VAISHNAVI JAYANT BHARATI Fre/Psy B012 40101150038 CHHEDA PARTH LALIT MANISHA Fre/Psy Affirmative. i.e. ' I ' proposition. Explain the fallacy of Mal- Illustrate with Negative. i.e. ' O ' proposition. B013 40101150036 CHHEDA MALLAIKAA AMIT RAKSHA Fre/Psy Define Hypothesis. How does a hypothesis originate? B014 40101150422 CHHEDA JAINI VINOD AARTI Fre/Psy Explain the distribution of terms in Universal Negative i.e. ' E ' proposition with the help of a diagram. B015 40101150037 CHHEDA MANASVI KEKIN ALPA Fre/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of
B016 Distinguish between Singular proposition and General proposition. B017 40101150052 DATTANI NEHALI BHARAT SMITA Fre/Psy Explain with an example the Ad-hoc B018 40101150054 DEBARA PEARLIN HOMIYAR NAZNEEN Fre/Psy Explain the distribution of terms in Particular Affirmative i.e. ' I ' proposition with the help of a diagram. B019 40101150057 DEDHIA JENNY PARES CHHAYA Fre/Psy Universal Affirmative i.e. ' A ' proposition with the help of a diagram. B020 40101150059 DEDHIA NIDHI VIJAY JYOTI Fre/Psy List out the limitations of B021 40101150060 DEDHIA RAJVI RAJESH BEENA Fre/Psy Explain with an example the Working B022 40101150055 DEDHIA DHARINI KHUSHAL SHARMISTHA Fre/Psy Particular Negative i.e. ' O ' proposition with the help of a diagram. B023 40101150063 DEO VIDHI VINAYAK MANJIRI Fre/Psy Distinguish between Proposition and Propositional Function. B024 40101150064 DESAI KHYATI AMIT NEHA Fre/Psy List out the limitations of B025 40101150071 DHRUV PRISHA PARAG NIPA Fre/Psy Explain Crucial Instance and Crucial Experiment with the help of an example. B026 40101150072 DHURU SHILPI SUBHASH SARITA DHURU Fre/Psy B027 40101150078 DOSHI YASHESHVI RAJAT RINKU Fre/Psy Sub contrary Opposition in the square of opposition of B028 40101150075 DOSHI KAVYA MAYANK NEEPA Fre/Psy Explain the rule of EG. B029 40101150081 FARIA YUTI VINOD HELI Fre/Psy State the types of Inferences. Explain the nature of Mediate Inference. B030 40101150083 FOFARIA NEERA NIKHIL SONALI Fre/Psy B031 40101150092 GADHIA AKSHI PARAG JIGNA Fre/Psy B032 40101150101 GALA SHRUSHTI NAVIN DIPTI Fre/Psy Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with B033 40101150096 GALA DARSHNI MANISH FALGUNI Fre/Psy Contradictory Opposition in the square of opposition of B034 40101150100 GALA KRISHMA NILESH SHEETAL Fre/Psy Explain the concept of B035 40101150104 GANDHI ANANYA BIMAL TEJAL Fre/Psy B036 40101150090 GADDA SIMRAN YOGESH PRITI Fre/Psy B037 40101150112 GHANEKAR SHEFALI SUNIL YOGITA Fre/Psy
ROLL B038 40101150114 GOHIL POOJA ANISH HETAL Fre/Psy Sub contrary Opposition in the square of opposition of B039 40101150447 HEMANI DRASHTI ILESH SHEETAL Fre/Psy Explain the rule of EG. B040 40101150130 JAIN ZEEL PRADEEP TARA Fre/Psy State the characteristics of Scientific B041 40101150133 JHAVERI RUTVI YOGESH MALINI Fre/Psy Subaltern Opposition in the square of opposition of B042 40101150135 JHUNJHUNWALA SAKSHI SURYAPRAKASH PRATIMA Fre/Psy Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? B043 40101150138 JOSHI DHRUVI NILESH URVI Fre/Psy B044 40101150428 JOSHI MANASVI NIRAV RITU Fre/Psy Explain the rule of UI. B045 40101150143 KAMATH KAJAL KRISHNADAS KRUTHI Fre/Psy Explain the difference between Observation and B046 40101150144 KAMATH PRACHITI DINESH PRATIMA Fre/Psy B047 40101150149 KAPADIA YESHA SANJAY TRUPTI Fre/Psy Explain the rule of UG. B048 40101150159 KHETAN SUNAINA KAUSHAL AMITA Fre/Psy Explain the difference between Common man's notion of cause and Scientific notion of cause. B049 40101150160 KHIRANI NIRAL DHIREN CHHAYA Fre/Psy Explain the rule of EG. B050 40101150430 KHOKHAR YASHASVI HARESH KANCHAN Fre/Psy B051 40101150163 KODE SIMRAN MAHESH SUCHETA Fre/Psy Explain the rule of EI. B052 40101150165 KOTAK SWENEE VIPUL KAJAL Fre/Psy Subaltern Opposition in the square of opposition of Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of validity of Arguments. B053 40101150167 KOTHARI RADHIKA JAYESH CHETNA Fre/Psy Explain the method of Instantiation. B054 40101150170 LAD NIRALI BHARATKUMAR LATABEN Fre/Psy What is Observation? State the characteristics of B055 40101150171 LAKDAWALA ZAHRA JUZER ROSELYN Fre/Psy ' Established hypothesis as a law or theory in Science ' - Explain. B056 40101150172 LAKHANI IRAM RAJESH SHAHEEN Fre/Psy Explain the method of Quantification. B057 40101150173 LATKAR REVA RAJESH PALLAVI Fre/Psy Explain the concept of Verification of Hypothesis. B058 40101150177 MAJITHIA RASHI SANDEEP SHRUTI Fre/Psy Explain Shorter truth table as a test of Tautology. B059 40101150179 MALANKAR SAMIKSHA SUMUKH SHIVANI Fre/Psy Define Hypothesis. State the conditions of a Good B060 40101150180 MALDE AAYUSHI BANKIM SWETA Fre/Psy B061 40101150181 MALVANKAR KARISHMA RAVINDRA HUTOXI Fre/Psy Explain the ' Value of Logic ' i.e. the importance and relevance of logic to life. B062 40101150185 MANI SPRIHA ESHITA MANDAL Fre/Psy How is Shorter truth table method an effective decission procedure? B063 40101150187 MANJESHWAR DIVIJA VANESSA Fre/Psy B064 40101150188 MANKAR RIYA NITIN MRUDUTA Fre/Psy Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with
B065 40101150192 MATALIYA PREET HARESH HIMA Fre/Psy What is Singular proposition? Why is it treated as an Universal proposition in traditional logic? B066 40101150197 MEHTA DITI SAMEER SUSHMA Fre/Psy Explain the need for Predicate Logic. B067 40101150203 MEHTA SHREYASI CHANDRESH DIPTI Fre/psy Explain the difference between Perception and B068 40101150199 MEHTA MAITRI PRITESH DEEPIKA Fre/Psy Affirmative.ie. A proposition. B069 40101150206 MERCHANT NAUSHEEN ALTAF AISHA Fre/Psy Define Hypothesis. Explain the characteristics of B070 40101150207 METHA KANCHI UDAY HETAL Fre/Psy B071 40101150210 MISTRY PRACHI AVANESH GEETA Fre/Psy Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with B072 40101150211 MODI HINAL HIMANSHU NIPA Fre/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of B073 40101150212 MOGAL PRACHI RAKESH POONAM Fre/Psy B074 40101150012 MUSALE ANUSHREE YOGESH TEJAL Fre/Psy B075 40101150220 NAIK SAKSHI SANJAY VAISHALI Fre/Psy Affirmative. i.e. ' I ' proposition. Explain the fallacy of Mal- Illustrate with Negative. i.e. ' O ' proposition. B076 40101150221 NAIR POORNIMA MADHUSHANKAR SUSHMA Fre/Psy Define Hypothesis. How does a hypothesis originate? B077 40101150222 NANDU BHAKTI KIRITBHAI RITABEN Fre/Psy Explain the distribution of terms in Universal Negative i.e. ' E ' proposition with the help of a diagram. B078 40101150231 PANCHAL LIRIL CHHOTALAL JIGNISHA Fre/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of B079 40101150232 PANCHAMIA RITIKA YOGESH ILA Fre/Psy Distinguish between Singular proposition and General proposition. B080 40101150234 PANDIT SHVENI DIGISH VICKY Fre/Psy Explain with an example the Ad-hoc B081 40101150237 PANDYA TWISHA DAKSHESH ARTI Fre/Psy Explain the distribution of terms in Particular Affirmative i.e. ' I ' proposition with the help of a diagram. B082 40101150235 PANDYA MUDRA HITESH DEEPA Fre/Psy Universal Affirmative i.e. ' A ' proposition with the help of a diagram. B083 40101150238 PARAB AISHWARYA SITARAM MADHURI Fre/Psy List out the limitations of B084 40101150240 PARAB RITIKA SANTOSH SWATI Fre/Psy Explain with an example the Working B085 40101150241 PARALKAR SHOURYA SANJOG SHEELA Fre/Psy Particular Negative i.e. ' O ' proposition with the help of a diagram. B086 40101150245 PARIKH AANYA NITISH DOLLY Fre/Psy Distinguish between Proposition and Propositional Function. B087 40101150249 PATEL ROOTU KANJI JAYSHREE Fre/Psy Explain with an example the Working B088 40101150248 PATEL HINAL SHAILESH CHANDRIKA Fre/Psy Explain Crucial Instance and Crucial Experiment with the help of an example. B089 40101150252 PATIL INDRAJA VISHWAS CHANDRASENA Fre/Psy Explain the fallacy of Mal- Illustrate with
B090 40101150255 PATKIE SHRUTI MANISHA Fre/Psy Negative. i.e. ' O ' proposition. B091 40101150256 PATRAWALA RIHYA PERCY TEHMINA Fre/Psy Explain the nature and classification of propositions in Traditional Logic. B092 40101150258 PAVRI NAZNEEN POURUSASP KASHMIRA Fre/Psy Explain the difference between Propositional logic and Predicate logic. B093 40101150268 RANE DIVYA RAM RANJANA RAM RA Fre/Psy B094 40101150271 RAVAL DHIMAHI UJWAL SONAL Fre/Psy Define Hypothesis. State the conditions of a Good B095 40101150274 RAYANI JHANVI AKSHAY SWATI Fre/Psy Explain the fallacy of Mal- Illustrate with B096 40101150280 SAHNEY JASLEENKAUR SUKHBIR SONIYA Fre/Psy Negative. i.e. ' O ' proposition. B097 40101150284 SANCHETI DESHNA PARESH VAISHALI Fre/Psy Explain the concept of B098 40101150285 SANGHADIA MAHIMA JATIN NEEPA Fre/Psy B099 40101150306 SHAH AANGI ASHOK SAPANA Fre/Psy B100 40101150308 SHAH AAYUSHI CHIRAG TEJAL Fre/Psy B101 40101150307 SHAH AAYUSHI CHIRAG ANUPAMA Fre/Psy B102 40101150310 SHAH DEVANSHI ASHISH MAMTA Fre/Psy Explain why the rule of UG allows us to infer universal general proposition only from an arbitrarily selected individual. Explain the fallacy of Mal- Illustrate with Negative. i.e. ' O ' proposition. Explain why one cannot derive a statement about an arbitrarily selected individual from an existential general proposition while using the rule of EI. B103 40101150314 SHAH DISHA ALPESH BHAVESHA Fre/Psy State the characteristics of Scientific B104 40101150313 SHAH DISHA SAMIR VIBHA Fre/Psy Subaltern Opposition in the square of opposition of B105 40101150325 SHAH JINAL NILESH PRITI Fre/Psy Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? B106 40101150331 SHAH KHUSHI RAJESH AMI Fre/Psy B107 40101150341 SHAH PANKTI SANDIP TRUPTI Fre/Psy Explain the rule of UI. B108 40101150342 SHAH POOJA DEEPAK KOMAL Fre/Psy Explain the difference between Observation and B109 40101150343 SHAH POOJA GAURAV SEJAL Fre/Psy B110 40101150347 SHAH SAMEEN ASHOK HEMAL Fre/Psy Explain the rule of UG. B111 40101150349 SHAH SHREYA SHASHIKANT TARUNA SHASHIK Fre/Psy Explain the difference between Common man's notion of cause and Scientific notion of cause. B112 40101150351 SHAH SHRIYA SANJAY JIGNASHA Fre/Psy Explain the rule of EG. B113 40101150355 SHAH URJA HIREN TEJAL Fre/Psy Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of Tautology. B114 40101150356 SHAH URJA JATIN RESHMA JATIN SH Fre/Psy Explain the rule of EI.
ROLL B115 40101150357 SHAH VRUSHALI ALPESH HETAL Fre/Psy Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of validity of Arguments. B116 40101150360 SHAH ZIL PARESH VAISHALI Fre/Psy Explain the rule of EG. B117 40101150069 SHAH DHARA KAMLESH SONAL Fre/Psy What is Observation? State the characteristics of B118 40101150361 SHAIKH MAHEK ABIDALI NIKHAT Fre/Psy ' Established hypothesis as a law or theory in Science ' - Explain. B119 40101150463 SHAIKH NIDA HANIF HEENA Fre/Psy Explain the rule of EG. B120 40101150364 SHARMA PRERNA RAJLAKSHMI Fre/Psy Explain the concept of Verification of Hypothesis. B121 40101150369 SHETH KRISHA RAKESH VARSHA Fre/Psy Explain Shorter truth table as a test of Tautology. B122 40101150370 SHETHIA RIA PARAG KAVITA Fre/Psy Explain the ' Value of Logic ' i.e. the importance and relevance of logic to life. B123 40101150371 SHETTY AKANKSHA ARAVIND SUKANYA Fre/Psy How is Shorter truth table method an effective decission procedure? B124 40101150374 SHETTY TEJASWI YADAV SAPNA Fre/Psy Explain the nature and classification of propositions in Traditional Logic. B125 40101150011 SHINDE ANOUSHKA NITIN BHAVANA Fre/Psy Explain the difference between Propositional logic and Predicate logic. B126 40101150388 SOMANI MASOOMI MANISH PINKI Fre/Psy What is Singular proposition? Why is it treated as an Universal proposition in traditional logic? B127 40101150389 SOMANI SIMRAN MANOJ PRITI Fre/Psy Explain the rule of EG. B128 40101150391 SONI MANASWI DEVANG JINAL Fre/Psy Explain the difference between Perception and B129 40101150399 THAKKAR MAITRI PARESH CHANDRIKA Fre/Psy Affirmative.ie. A proposition. B130 40101150403 TOPRANI HIMANSHI KETAN FALGUNI Fre/Psy Define Hypothesis. Explain the characteristics of B131 40101150404 TRIVEDI MITALI JATIN RESHMA Fre/Psy B132 40101150414 VISARIA PRIYANKA PRASHANT SHRUTI Fre/Psy Explain the fallacy of Mal- Illustrate with B133 40101150415 VORA DHRUVI BHARATKUMAR HEMA Fre/Psy Negative. i.e. ' O ' proposition. Affirmative. i.e. ' I ' proposition. Explain the fallacy of Mal- Illustrate with C001 40101150004 AGIWAL NEHA ASHISH IT/Psy Negative. i.e. ' O ' proposition. C002 40101150027 BHEDA PALAK HARESH BHAVANA IT/Psy Define Hypothesis. How does a hypothesis originate? C003 40101150045 DAFTARY HETVI PIYUSH ARCHANA IT/Psy Explain the distribution of terms in Universal Negative i.e. ' E ' proposition with the help of a diagram. C004 40101150061 DEDHIA SHRADDHA JITESH DAKSHA IT/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of C005 Distinguish between Singular proposition and General proposition. C006 40101150089 GADA SHRUSHTI PRAVIN ARUNA IT/Psy Explain with an example the Ad-hoc
ROLL C007 40101150086 GADA KARTIK DEVSHI CHETNA DEVSHI G IT/Psy Explain the distribution of terms in Particular Affirmative i.e. ' I ' proposition with the help of a diagram. C008 40101150110 GANGAR SIDDHI RAJNISH NEHA IT/Psy Universal Affirmative i.e. ' A ' proposition with the help of a diagram. C009 40101150117 GOR AMEE KINSHUK MEETA IT/Psy List out the limitations of C010 40101150118 GORADIA REEYA KETAN SURBHI IT/Psy Explain with an example the Working C011 40101150421 ZAVERI SHRUSHTI SUNIL SHRADDHA IT/Psy Particular Negative i.e. ' O ' proposition with the help of a diagram. C012 40101150127 JAIN SHAGUN VIRENDRA MADHU IT/Psy Distinguish between Proposition and Propositional Function. C013 40101150132 JENA SWARNIMA SUVRENDU RUPASHREE JENA IT/Psy List out the limitations of C014 40101150451 KANCHAN RIA SHARAT GAYATRI IT/Psy Explain Crucial Instance and Crucial Experiment with the help of an example. C015 40101150153 KHADER AMRA ZAINUDDIN SHAISTHA IT/Psy Explain the nature of Quantificational Deduction. C016 40101150155 KHAN HUDA RUKSAR RESHMA IT/Psy Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? C017 40101150164 KODIKAL ROSHNI NITIN ROHINI IT/Psy C018 40101150174 LUHADIA RIYA AKHIL RITU IT/Psy C019 40101150175 M GAYATRI SATYAN SHEENA IT/Psy C020 40101150176 MAHER POOJA SANDEEP PREETI IT/Psy C021 40101150196 MEHTA DHRITI JIGNESH DIMPLE IT/Psy C022 40101150204 MENON KAVYA RAJIV SAVITA IT/Psy State the types of Inferences. Explain the nature of Mediate Inference. Define Hypothesis. State the conditions of a Good Contradictory Opposition in the square of opposition of C023 40101150224 NARULA ANUSHKA ANUJ SARIKA IT/Psy Explain the concept of C024 40101150236 PANDYA TULSI HARISH RUPA IT/Psy C025 40101150244 PAREKH PRARTHI RAJUL IT/Psy C026 40101150247 PATEL AZANIA IMTIAZ AYSHA IT/Psy C027 40101150253 PATIL PAURALI KIRTIKUMAR GEETA IT/Psy C028 40101150260 PITTI YAMINI OMPRAKASH MONIKA IT/Psy Explain why the rule of UG allows us to infer universal general proposition only from an arbitrarily selected individual. Sub contrary Opposition in the square of opposition of
ROLL C029 40101150265 PUNJA DISHA SUNIL MANI IT/Psy State the characteristics of Scientific C030 40101150269 RANKA SACHI RITESH HEMA IT/Psy Subaltern Opposition in the square of opposition of C031 40101150276 ROY SUBHAMEE SUBHASIS MOUSUMI IT/Psy C032 40101150288 SANGHAVI RITIKA CHIRAG NISHA IT/Psy Explain the rule of UG. C033 40101150296 SAVLA SALONI SURESH MANISHA IT/Psy Explain the difference between Common man's notion of cause and Scientific notion of cause. C034 40101150316 SHAH FORAM ASHISH JIGNA IT/Psy Explain the difference between Observation and C035 40101150345 SHAH RAJVI CHETAN NIKETA IT/Psy C036 40101150344 SHAH PUJAL UTPAL TEJAL IT/Psy Explain the rule of UG. C037 40101150332 SHAH KOMAL DARSHAK MONA IT/Psy Explain the difference between Common man's notion of cause and Scientific notion of cause. C038 40101150335 SHAH MANITI HITENDRA MANITI IT/Psy Explain the rule of EG. C039 40101150321 SHAH JAHNAVI JAYESH JAYSHREE IT/Psy Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of Tautology. C040 40101150386 SOKHI SIMRAN HARDEVSINGH PARAMJEET IT/Psy Explain the rule of EI. C041 40101150390 SONI KOMAL NIRMAL GOPI IT/Psy Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of validity of Arguments. C042 40101150392 SONI SHREYA VINAY SANDHYA IT/Psy Explain the method of Instantiation. C043 40101150408 VASAVADA AMANYA JAY NIDHI IT/Psy C044 40101150413 VIKMANI JINAL HITESH ANJANA IT/Psy What is Observation? State the characteristics of C045 40101150475 BALVALLY DIVYA VIKRAM SHARMILA IT/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of C046 C047 Explain the concept of Verification of Hypothesis. Define Hypothesis. Explain the characteristics of C048 40101150039 CHHEDA SIMRAN VINOD SAPNA Guj/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of C049 40101150065 DESAI MAHEIMA BHARAT RATNA Guj/Psy Explain Shorter truth table as a test of Tautology. C050 40101150073 DODIA ARIA KALPESH ALPA Guj/Psy Explain the ' Value of Logic ' i.e. the importance and relevance of logic to life. C051 40101150074 DOSHI DISHITA HIREN KAJAL Guj/Psy How is Shorter truth table method an effective decission procedure? C052 40101150139 JOSHI DHWANI PREMAL JYOTI Guj/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of
C053 40101150201 MEHTA RADHIKA ATUL JASMEEN Guj/Psy C054 40101150262 POPAT PRAKRUTI JAYSUKHBHAI GEETABEN Guj/Psy Explain the difference between Propositional logic and Predicate logic. What is Singular proposition? Why is it treated as an Universal proposition in traditional logic? C055 40101150292 SATIA RAJUL MAHESH USHA Guj/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of C056 40101150294 SAVLA AASHITA HITEN PARUL Guj/Psy C057 40101150295 SAVLA ISHITA HITEN PARUL Guj/Psy C058 40101150317 SHAH GRIVA KENON LEENA Guj/Psy Explain the difference between Perception and Affirmative.ie. A proposition. Define Hypothesis. Explain the characteristics of C059 40101150354 SHAH TVISHA HAREN RUPAL Guj/Psy Explain the importance or advantages of C060 40101150410 VED SHREYA RAJDEEP DARSHANA Guj/Psy C061 C062 Distinguish between Singular proposition and General proposition. Explain with an example the Ad-hoc Explain the distribution of terms in Particular Affirmative i.e. ' I ' proposition with the help of a diagram. C063 Universal Affirmative i.e. ' A ' proposition with the help of a diagram. C064 40101150023 BHANGIRE POOJA NITIN NEETA Mar./Psy List out the limitations of C065 40101150051 DATAR ANAHAT ABHAY PRACHI Mar./Psy Explain with an example the Working C066 40101150094 GAIKAR PRUTHVI UDAY ULKA Mar./Psy Define Hypothesis. Explain the characteristics of C067 40101150137 JOSHI BHAIRAVI HIREN NANDITA Mar./Psy Explain the importance or advantages of C068 40101150429 KHADE ANUSHREE RAMESH SULBHA Mar./Psy Distinguish between Singular proposition and General proposition. C069 40101150264 PRADHAN KASHMIRA ASHISH MEDHA Mar./Psy Explain with an example the Ad-hoc C070 40101150282 SALUNKE POOJA VINOD PRIYA Mar./Psy Explain the distribution of terms in Particular Affirmative i.e. ' I ' proposition with the help of a diagram. C071 40101150299 SAWANT TRUPTI HANUMANT RAJANI Mar./Psy Universal Affirmative i.e. ' A ' proposition with the help of a diagram. C072 40101150477 KELKAR KALYANI SHIRISH VARSHA Mar./Psy List out the limitations of C073 40101150476 POTNIS ADWAITA AMOD PRAJAKTA Mar./Psy C074 40101150257 PATWARDHAN NEHA RAJESH ANAGHA Mar./Psy Explain the importance or advantages of C075 40101150283 SAMANT AKANKSHA NIKHIL SONALI Fre/Psy Distinguish between Singular proposition and General proposition. C076 40101150242 PARASNIS NEHA ASHISH MONICA Fre/Psy Explain with an example the Ad-hoc
ROLL C077 40101150259 PITHAWALLA NAASHA KHUSHROO TORANJ Fre/Psy Explain the distribution of terms in Particular Affirmative i.e. ' I ' proposition with the help of a diagram. C078 40101150122 KHAN HAYA OMAR FAROOK RUBINA Fre/Psy Universal Affirmative i.e. ' A ' proposition with the help of a diagram. C079 40101150161 KIRDAT SHRIYA GAJANAN MANASI Fre/Psy List out the limitations of C080 40101150030 BRAHMBHATT DIMPLE JANAKBHAI VAISHALI Fre/Psy Explain with an example the Working C081 40101150056 DEDHIA JAINAM MANOJ NAYNA Fre/Psy C082 40101150250 PATEL SHIVANI VIPUL KUNTAL Fre/Psy C083 40101150478 GAITONDE ANANYA VISHWANATH SHABNAM Fre/Psy C084 40101150481 MANJREKAR KEVIN ROHIT SMITA Fre/Psy Explain the rule of UI. C085 Explain the difference between Observation and C086 C087 40101150218 NAIK PRACHI VALLABH MITHILA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UG. C088 40101150432 MEHTA HASTI NILESH MANSI Hin/Psy C089 40101150460 RUPREJA MAULINA GUL PRITI Hin/Psy C090 40101150123 IRANI FRIYANA HORMUZ SHAHEEN Hin/Psy C091 40101150082 FITTER KAIZEEN PERCY ZENOBIA Hin/Psy Sub contrary Opposition in the square of opposition of Explain why one cannot derive a statement about an arbitrarily selected individual from an existential general proposition while using the rule of EI. C092 40101150008 AMLANI KAVISHI MANISH BABITA Hin/Psy State the characteristics of Scientific C093 40101150373 SHETTY SHRISHTI JEETENDRA SUREKHA Hin/Psy C094 40101150049 DAMANI SOFIYA SIRAJ NAVEENA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UG. C095 40101150439 UPADHYAY SIMRITA SAMIR SEEMA Hin/Psy C096 40101150233 PANDEY DEVIKA RAMNANDANAM KUSUM Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UI. C097 40101150480 CHAMPANERIA DIMPLE DINESH BHARATI Hin/Psy Explain the difference between Observation and C098 40101150109 GANESH UTTARA USHA Hin/Psy C099 40103150002 AYARE ABHIRAJ ANKUSH ARUNA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of UG. C100 40104150380 KHOJA FERIN FIROZ LAILA Hin/Psy Explain the difference between Common man's notion of cause and Scientific notion of cause. C101 40101160438 PAUDWAL NAOMI SATIN VARSHA Hin/Psy Explain the rule of EG. Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of Tautology.
D001 40101150021 BATKI NAMIRAH ANIS ROSHAN IT/Pol.Sc Explain the rule of EI. D002 40101150050 DANDEKAR RAJ HARISH RAJUL IT/Pol.Sc Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of validity of Arguments. D003 40101150084 FURIA KASHVI KIRTI NEETA IT/Pol.Sc Explain the method of Instantiation. D004 40101150128 JAIN SHRSTHI LALITKUMAR LEELA IT/Pol.Sc What is Observation? State the characteristics of D005 40101150254 PATIL POORVA VISHRAM SMITA IT/Pol.Sc Affirmative.ie. A proposition. D006 40101150327 SHAH JINISHA HITEN MINAL IT/Pol.Sc D007 40101150339 SHAH NISHI UMESH HEENA IT/Pol.Sc Explain the concept of Verification of Hypothesis. D008 40101150377 SHILPKAR NIRALI SANJIVAN REKHADEVI IT/Pol.Sc Explain Shorter truth table as a test of Tautology. D009 40101150397 TAUSALKAR RAMSHA VASIMHUSAIN NAZNEEN IT/Pol.Sc Explain the ' Value of Logic ' i.e. the importance and relevance of logic to life. D010 40101150406 VAKHARIA KHUSHI ASHWIN JYOTI IT/Pol.Sc How is Shorter truth table method an effective decission procedure? D011 Explain the nature and classification of propositions in Traditional Logic. D012 40101150119 GOWDA KIRTIKA YOGESH ANITA IT/Pol.Sc Explain the difference between Propositional logic and Predicate logic. D013 What is Singular proposition? Why is it treated as an Universal proposition in traditional logic? D014 D015 40101150443 CHOPRA SRISHTI VISHAL VINITA Fre/Pol.Sc D016 40101150105 GANDHI DHRUVI DEEPAK HEENA Fre/Pol.Sc D017 40101150111 GAWANDI FAIZA ZAHID SAMEERA Fre/Pol.Sc D018 40101150448 IYER SHASHANK SRIDHAR KALA Fre/Pol.Sc D019 40101150129 JAIN YUKTAA NAVIN RINKU Fre/Pol.Sc Explain the importance or advantages of Explain the difference between Perception and Affirmative.ie. A proposition. Define Hypothesis. Explain the characteristics of Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with D020 40101150131 JAISUR UNNATI KALPESH RASHMI Fre/Pol.Sc Explain the importance or advantages of D021 40101150473 JOSHI HITI RAJEEV MRUGAKSHI Fre/Pol.Sc D022 40101150141 KADAM SHRIYA SANGITA Fre/Pol.Sc Affirmative. i.e. ' I ' proposition. Explain the fallacy of Mal- Illustrate with D023 40101150146 KANCHAN MITHALI MADHURAJ SUJATA Fre/Pol.Sc Explain the importance or advantages of D024 40101150148 KAPADIA HRIDAY HIREN Fre/Pol.Sc D025 40101150151 KARTHA ANUSHKA SHRUTI KARTHA Fre/Pol.Sc Affirmative. i.e. ' I ' proposition. Explain the distribution of terms in Universal Negative i.e. ' E ' proposition with the help of a diagram. D026 40101150183 MANDKE ADITYA PRASHANT LALITA GAURI Fre/Pol.Sc Explain the importance or advantages of D027 40101150190 MARU. SAMRUDHI JAGDISH PRAGNA Fre/Pol.Sc Distinguish between Singular proposition and General proposition.
D028 40101150191 MASALIA NIDHI SANJIV SHITAL Fre/Pol.Sc Explain with an example the Ad-hoc D029 40101150213 MOTA AYUSHI RAJESH DIVYA Fre/Pol.Sc Explain the distribution of terms in Particular Affirmative i.e. ' I ' proposition with the help of a diagram. D030 40101150223 NANGALIA SRISHTI MANISH HETAL Fre/Pol.Sc Universal Affirmative i.e. ' A ' proposition with the help of a diagram. D031 40101150456 NOORANI ZARAH RAZA ALI BELA Fre/Pol.Sc List out the limitations of D032 40101150230 PAMANI DHRUV PANKAJ ARCHANA Fre/Pol.Sc Explain with an example the Working D033 40101150239 PARAB PURVA PRASHANT PRANALI Fre/Pol.Sc Particular Negative i.e. ' O ' proposition with the help of a diagram. D034 40101150243 PAREKH DHRITI KALPESH REEMA Fre/Pol.Sc Distinguish between Proposition and Propositional Function. D035 40101150434 PAREKH RIA DEEPAK NEETU Fre/Pol.Sc List out the limitations of D036 40101150263 PRADHAN ADITI KETAN GAYATRI Fre/Pol.Sc Explain Crucial Instance and Crucial Experiment with the help of an example. D037 40101150270 RATHOD CHITRALEKHA KANUBHAI NEELA Fre/Pol.Sc D038 40101150289 SARAF EKTA SUNIL MADHU Fre/Pol.Sc D039 40101150323 SHAH JANKI PRADEEP PRAGNA Fre/Pol.Sc D040 40101150464 SHARMA DINKY VINAY PINKY Fre/Pol.Sc D041 40101150375 SHETTY TRISHA SHASHI KAVITA Fre/Pol.Sc D042 40101150466 SHRIVASTAVA ANIVESH AADESH VIJAYTA Fre/Pol.Sc D043 40101150381 SHUKLA HIMAJA HITESH JAGRUTI Fre/Pol.Sc D044 40101150393 SYED NAFEESBANO MOHAMEDSHERIFF AKHTAR JAHAN Fre/Pol.Sc State the types of Inferences. Explain the nature of Mediate Inference. Explain with an example the Ad-hoc Define Hypothesis. State the conditions of a Good Contradictory Opposition in the square of opposition of D045 40101150400 THAKKAR PRERNA DHIREN YOGITA Fre/Pol.Sc Explain the concept of D046 40101150401 THAKUR RIA DEVENDRASINGH SHASHI Fre/Pol.Sc D047 40101150402 THANEKAR SHEFALI PRASHANT MADHURI Fre/Pol.Sc State the types of Inferences. Explain the nature of Mediate Inference. D048 40101150440 VALIYAVEETIL SARAH JOE ROCHELLE Fre/Pol.Sc D049 Sub contrary Opposition in the square of opposition of
ROLL D050 Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? D051 D052 State the characteristics of Scientific Subaltern Opposition in the square of opposition of D053 Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? D054 D055 D056 40101150470 BANERJI AISHANI SUDEEP ANUBHA Hin/Pol.Sc. D057 40101150031 BUDDHDEV RAJVI HEMANT PURNIMA Hin/Pol.Sc. D058 40101150033 CHAUHAN NEHAL NARESH DEEPIKA Hin/Pol.Sc. D059 40101150035 CHAWLA DHANIE P AANJO Hin/Pol.Sc. D060 40101150444 DAVE PRIYAM YOGESH NAMITA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the rule of UI. State the types of Inferences. Explain the nature of Mediate Inference. D061 40101150053 DAYMA KASHISH ASHOK SHANTI Hin/Pol.Sc. Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of Tautology. D062 40101150066 DESAI SHREYA NIPUN MANISHA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the rule of EI. D063 40101150076 DOSHI MANSI JIGNESH KASHMIRA Hin/Pol.Sc. Indirect Proof (IP) as a test of validity of Arguments. D064 40101150079 DOSHI ZARNA RAJESH AMITA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the method of Instantiation. D065 40101150077 DOSHI NIDHI DIPAK CHETNA Hin/Pol.Sc. What is Observation? State the characteristics of D066 40101150080 DUBE POOJA MANOJ SHASHI Hin/Pol.Sc. ' Established hypothesis as a law or theory in Science ' - Explain. D067 40101150087 GADA PRAGATI AMUL PRITI Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the method of Quantification. D068 40101150088 GADA PRIYA JITENDRA PINKY Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the concept of Verification of Hypothesis. D069 40101150097 GALA DEVANSHI SURENDRA VARSHA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the method of Instantiation. D070 40101150425 GHIA KHUSHI VINAY NEENA Hin/Pol.Sc. What is Observation? State the characteristics of D071 40101150113 GILL PRABLEEN KAUR MANJIT KAUR GIL Hin/Pol.Sc. Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? D072 40101150426 GOYAL SHIVIKA AMIT SHEETAL Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the method of Quantification. D073 40101150124 JADAV RIYA MANISH HETAL Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the concept of Verification of Hypothesis. D074 40101150472 JAITLEY TARIKA MUKESH KALPANA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the nature and classification of propositions in Traditional Logic. D075 40101150449 JOSHI RISHABH SANJAY ANITA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the difference between Propositional logic and Predicate logic. D076 40101150450 KAMATH DIPANNITA GANESH RINIKI Hin/Pol.Sc. What is Singular proposition? Why is it treated as an Universal proposition in traditional logic?
D077 40101150162 KIRTANIA ANAMIKA SANJAY MAMTA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the need for Predicate Logic. D078 40101150431 KUTTU YUVAM SOMAN POOJA Hin/Pol.Sc. D079 40101150189 MAPARA SIDDHI KAMAL RADHIKA Hin/Pol.Sc. Affirmative.ie. A proposition. D080 40101150198 MEHTA DIYA DIVYEN BHAVITA Hin/Pol.Sc. Define Hypothesis. Explain the characteristics of D081 40101150208 MISHRA PRIYANSH SHRAWAN NEETI Hin/Pol.Sc. D082 40101150226 MUKHERJEE NIVEDITA SHIBANI Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the fallacy of Non- Illustrate with D083 40101150219 NAIK RONAK HITESHBHAI KIRTIDABEN Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the importance or advantages of D084 40101150261 POLISHWALA SANAYA ROHINTON KHUSHNAM Hin/Pol.Sc. D085 40101150459 RACHH KINAL ASHISH DEEPA Hin/Pol.Sc. D086 40101150467 RAO VARDAAN RAJESH HETAL Hin/Pol.Sc. Affirmative. i.e. ' I ' proposition. Explain the fallacy of Mal- Illustrate with Negative. i.e. ' O ' proposition. D087 40101150273 RAY PIU RAMPRASAD DIPALI Hin/Pol.Sc. Define Hypothesis. How does a hypothesis originate? D088 40101150215 SAKARIYA MEHA SAKARIYA DIPTI Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the distribution of terms in Universal Negative i.e. ' E ' proposition with the help of a diagram. D089 40101150461 SAMBRANI SONIA DINESH DARSHANA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the importance or advantages of D090 40101150286 SANGHAVI HITASVI SAMIR DARSHANA Hin/Pol.Sc. Distinguish between Singular proposition and General proposition. D091 40101150287 SANGHAVI JANVI PRAKASH NEEPA Hin/Pol.Sc. List out the limitations of D092 40101150293 SATRA JAINI ISHWAR JASVANTI Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain Crucial Instance and Crucial Experiment with the help of an example. D093 40101150311 SHAH DHWANI MANISH MALLIKA Hin/Pol.Sc. Universal Affirmative i.e. ' A ' proposition with the help of a diagram. D094 40101150363 SHARMA ARYAN ANOOP Hin/Pol.Sc. List out the limitations of D095 40101150366 SHENOY SANSKRITI SHIRISH REKHA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain with an example the Working D096 40101150368 SHETH DHRISTI MANISH BIJAL Hin/Pol.Sc. Particular Negative i.e. ' O ' proposition with the help of a diagram. D097 40101150465 SHETH SALONI JASMIN USHMA Hin/Pol.Sc. Distinguish between Proposition and Propositional Function. D098 40101150376 SHETTYE SAILI RAVINDRA SAVITA Hin/Pol.Sc. List out the limitations of D099 40101150437 SHUKLA GRISHMA MAYANK HEMAL Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain Crucial Instance and Crucial Experiment with the help of an example. D100 40101150411 SINGH VEDIKA MONA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the nature of Quantificational Deduction. D101 40101150125 SINGH JAHNAVI RACHNA SINGH Hin/Pol.Sc. D102 40101150384 SINGH RUDRA PRATAP HEMANT LATIKA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain with an example the Ad-hoc
ROLL D103 40101150468 SINGH PRITHVI MUKESH SANGEETA Hin/Pol.Sc. D104 40101150387 SOLANKI BHUMIKA SURESH SONIYA Hin/Pol.Sc. D105 40101150396 TANNA SHIVANI SAMIR RUCHIKA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the distribution of terms in Particular Affirmative i.e. ' I ' proposition with the help of a diagram. Define Hypothesis. State the conditions of a Good D106 40101150471 BANI BRIJA UMESH RUPAL Hin/Pol.Sc. Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? D107 40104151045 SHAIKH MEHRAN IQBAL RESHMA Hin/Pol.Sc. Contradictory Opposition in the square of opposition of D108 40101150358 SHAH YASHVI SAMIR SUCHITA Hin/Pol.Sc. Explain the concept of D109 40101150479 GOSAI PREET KAMLESH MITA Hin/Pol.Sc. D110 Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? D111 40101150251 PATIL ANUJA MOHAN NEETA Mar./Pol.Sc D112 40101150435 PATIL PADMINI PANDURANG DURGA Mar./Pol.Sc D113 D114 D115 40101150445 DESAI VIHAR NIMESH TANVI Guj/Pol.Sc Sub contrary Opposition in the square of opposition of Explain why one cannot derive a statement about an arbitrarily selected individual from an existential general proposition while using the rule of EI. State the characteristics of Scientific Subaltern Opposition in the square of opposition of D116 40101150453 MAKWANA NIDHI SUNIL BHAKTI Guj/Pol.Sc State the types of Inferences. Explain the nature of Mediate Inference. D117 40101150209 MISTRY JINAL VIJAYKUMAR SHEELABEN Guj/Pol.Sc Explain with an example the Ad-hoc D118 40101150346 SHAH RIDDHI JITENDRA SHEELA Guj/Pol.Sc D119 40101150359 SHAH YUKTA NITESH PAYAL Guj/Pol.Sc D120 40101150385 SOJITRA KETAN DHANJIBHAI JAYABEN Guj/Pol.Sc Explain the distribution of terms in Particular Affirmative i.e. ' I ' proposition with the help of a diagram. Define Hypothesis. State the conditions of a Good D121 40101150395 TANNA BIPASHA BIMAL SHEELA Guj/Pol.Sc Why is the belief in Plurality of Causes, not scientific? D122 40101150405 UPADHYAY JANHVI CHANDRAKANTBHAI TARULATA Guj/Pol.Sc Contradictory Opposition in the square of opposition of D123 40101150095 GAJORA MITTAL KAMLESH GANGA Guj/Pol.Sc Explain the concept of