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Statement: State Council For Teacher Education (SCTE) has laid down guidelines in respect of minimum qualifications for a person to be employed as a teacher in universities or in recognised institutions. Assumptions: The authorities will now appoint only qualified teachers. Only qualified people will apply for the teaching post. SCTE decides all the norms of educational qualifications for teaching faculty.

None is implicit
Only I is implicit
Only I and II are implicit
Only I and III are implicit
All are implicit

Correct Answer: All are implicit

Explanation:

Since the SCTE has laid down the necessary qualifications for a person to be employed as a teacher in all universities and institutions, so all are implicit.

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