Set A: E-Commerce Models with Examples

Column A (Model) Column B (Example)

1. B2B A. Myntra.com

2. B2C B. IndiaMART.com

3. C2C C. eBay.com

4. B2G D. GeM.gov.in

Set A: E-Commerce Models with Examples

1. B2B → B. IndiaMART.com

2. B2C → A. Myntra.com

3. C2C → C. eBay.com

4. B2G → D. GeM.gov.in

Set B: E-Governance Models with Descriptions

Column A (Model) Column B (Description)

1. G2C A. Transactions between govt. departments.

2. G2B B. Govt. provides services to its employees.

3. G2G C. Business pays taxes and files reports online.

4. G2E D. Citizen applies for a passport online.

Set B: E-Governance Models with Descriptions

1. G2C → D. Citizen applies for a passport online

2. G2B → C. Business pays taxes and files reports online

3. G2G → A. Transactions between govt. departments

4. G2E → B. Govt. provides services to its employees

Set C: Digital India Pillars with Initiatives

Column A (Pillar) Column B (Initiative)

1. Broadband Highways A. DigiLocker

2. Universal Access to Phones B. BharatNet

3. e-Kranti C. Common Service Centres

4. Public Internet Access Programme D. e-Hospital

Set C: Digital India Pillars with Initiatives

1. Broadband Highways → B. BharatNet

2. Universal Access to Phones → C. Common Service Centres

3. e-Kranti → D. e-Hospital

4. Public Internet Access Programme → A. DigiLocker

Set D: E-Commerce Terminology with Meanings

Column A (Term) Column B (Meaning)

1. Shopping Cart A. A secure connection for data transfer.

2. SSL B. A temporary storage for items to be purchased.

3. Payment Gateway C. A service that authorizes credit card payments.

4. SEO D. Process of improving website ranking on search engines.

Set D: E-Commerce Terminology with Meanings

1. Shopping Cart → B. A temporary storage for items to be purchased

2. SSL → A. A secure connection for data transfer

3. Payment Gateway → C. A service that authorizes credit card payments

4. SEO → D. Process of improving website ranking on search engines

Set E: E-Governance Projects with their Domains

Column A (Project) Column B (Domain)

1. Passport Seva A. Health

2. e-Hospital B. External Affairs/Passport

3. MCA21 C. Corporate Affairs

4. e-Courts D. Judiciary

Set E: E-Governance Projects with their Domains

1. Passport Seva → B. External Affairs/Passport

2. e-Hospital → A. Health

3. MCA21 → C. Corporate Affairs

4. e-Courts → D. Judiciary

Set F: Payment Methods with Descriptions

Column A (Method) Column B (Description)

1. UPI A. Pre-loaded or linked money for online/offline payments.

2. Digital Wallet B. Payment directly from bank account using a virtual ID.

3. Net Banking C. Using card details for online payment.

4. Credit Card D. Direct online access to one's bank account for payment.

Set F: Payment Methods with Descriptions

1. UPI → B. Payment directly from bank account using a virtual ID

2. Digital Wallet → A. Pre-loaded or linked money for online/offline payments

3. Net Banking → D. Direct online access to one's bank account for payment

4. Credit Card → C. Using card details for online payment

Set G: Security Terms with Definitions

Column A (Term) Column B (Definition)

1. Phishing A. A network security system.

2. Firewall B. A fraudulent attempt to get sensitive data.

3. Encryption C. A small data file stored on a user's computer.

4. Cookie D. Process of converting data into a code.

Set G: Security Terms with Definitions

1. Phishing → B. A fraudulent attempt to get sensitive data

2. Firewall → A. A network security system

3. Encryption → D. Process of converting data into a code

4. Cookie → C. A small data file stored on a user's computer

Set H: IT Acts and Features

Column A (Act/Feature) Column B (Description)

1. IT Act, 2000 A. Provides legal framework for e-transactions.

2. Digital Signature B. A unique identification number for residents.

3. Aadhaar Act, 2016 C. Gives legal status to Aadhaar.

4. Consumer Protection Act, 2019 D. Covers consumer rights in e-commerce.

Set H: IT Acts and Features

1. IT Act, 2000 → A. Provides legal framework for e-transactions

2. Digital Signature → B. A unique identification number for residents

3. Aadhaar Act, 2016 → C. Gives legal status to Aadhaar

4. Consumer Protection Act, 2019 → D. Covers consumer rights in e-commerce

Set I: M-Governance Technologies with Uses

Column A (Technology) Column B (Use)

1. SMS A. Interactive menu-based services without internet.

2. USSD B. Voice-based service system.

3. IVR C. Sending text alerts and updates.

4. Mobile App D. Accessing integrated services like UMANG.

Set I: M-Governance Technologies with Uses

1. SMS → C. Sending text alerts and updates

2. USSD → A. Interactive menu-based services without internet

3. IVR → B. Voice-based service system

4. Mobile App → D. Accessing integrated services like UMANG

Set J: E-Commerce Concepts with Examples

Column A (Concept) Column B (Example)

1. Auction A. Netflix monthly subscription.

2. Subscription B. eBay bidding for a product.

3. Aggregator C. Zomato listing multiple restaurants.

4. Disintermediation D. A brand selling directly on its website.

Set J: E-Commerce Concepts with Examples

1. Auction → B. eBay bidding for a product

2. Subscription → A. Netflix monthly subscription

3. Aggregator → C. Zomato listing multiple restaurants

4. Disintermediation → D. A brand selling directly on its website