Q1. Which is not an element of painting ?
- (1) रेखा
- (2) रंग
- (3) आकार
- (4) एकता
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Examination | SET 2012 |
| Year | 2012 |
| Conducting Body | RPSC |
| Paper | Visual Art–Paper-III |
| Subject | Visual Art |
| Maximum Marks | 150 |
| Question Type | Objective (MCQ) |
This is the question paper for the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) State Eligibility Test (SET) 2012, Paper III for Visual Art. The paper carries a maximum of 150 marks and consists of objective-type questions. Aspirants preparing for Visual Art eligibility tests can use this paper to understand the exam pattern, question difficulty, and key topics covered. Analyzing previous years' papers like this one is crucial for effective preparation and to identify areas for improvement. This previous year STATE ELIGIBILITY TEST 2012 question paper (2012) is useful for Other Jobs aspirants preparing for Rajasthan government recruitment. The paper was conducted by RPSC and reflects the official exam pattern, marking scheme and difficulty level seen in recent cycles. Use it for timed practice, topic-wise revision and understanding how questions are framed in the real examination. Download the free PDF on QuizCurrent to read instructions, attempt MCQs and compare your answers with the study notes provided on this page. Key syllabus areas include Visual Art, Painting Elements, Color Theory, Art Categories, Sculpture, Cinema, Performing Arts. Useful for SET preparation. Helps understand the latest exam pattern. Useful for practice and self-assessment.
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The exam is the State Eligibility Test (SET) conducted in the year 2012.
This is the question paper for Visual Art – Paper-III.
The conducting body is RPSC (Rajasthan Public Service Commission).
The maximum marks for this paper are 150.
The question type is objective.
No, there will be no negative marking for wrong answers.