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This document appears to be an exam for a third semester B.Ed degree. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions about educational concepts like guidance programs, leadership, axiology (the study of values), Right to Education legislation, sociometry, ego grams, life skills education, group cohesion, gender equality, value integration, classroom management strategies, purusharthas (goals of human life in Hinduism), and addressing gender issues in education. The exam also includes two long answer questions about transactional analysis in education and Gandhi's views on women's empowerment.
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