Mukhyamantri Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

Both statements describe the guarantee mechanism accurately. Once an eligible registered household has exhausted its MGNREGA days and demands work, employment must be provided within 15 days. Failure to do so creates an entitlement to unemployment allowance from the State Government; therefore C is the only complete answer.

The ordinary household matches R because it receives at least 25 additional days. Sahariya and Khairua families are the named Baran categories, so 2-P. Kathodi tribal families are linked to Udaipur, so 3-Q. Specially abled workers receive 100 additional days as a listed category without that district qualifier, so 4-S. Thus D is correct.

An ordinary eligible household first completes the 100 MGNREGA workdays and then has a statutory right to at least 25 additional state-funded days. Adding these components gives a minimum annual entitlement of 125 days, so option A is correct.

The scheme separates the two cost components. Wages and other labour cost for the additional employment are paid from the state-funded scheme budget. Material cost is excluded from that budget and must be met through convergence with rural-development, panchayati-raj or other permitted sources. Hence B is correct.

Option A is incorrect because the programme is a demand-based wage-employment guarantee, not a discretionary cash transfer. The Rajasthan Minimum Guaranteed Income Act, 2023 creates the statutory entitlement, draws on Articles 39(a), 41 and 43, and places the rural scheme under the Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Department. Therefore B, C and D are correct statements.