SSC CGL 2025 Tier-I · 24 September 2025, Shift 2 · General Awareness · Question 10 of 100

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Consider the following statements about the 38th National Games Judo 2025 Final Results: 1) Sidharth Rawat from Uttarakhand won the gold medal in the men’s 60 kg category, while Asmita Dev from Uttar Pradesh won the women’s 48 kg category. 2) Rohit Majgul of Gujarat won gold in men’s -66 kg, and Shraddha Chopade of Maharashtra won gold in women’s 52 kg. Which of the statements is/are correct?

(a)Only 1 is Correct
(b)Only 2 is Correct
(c)1 and 2 are Correct
(d)Neither 1 nor 2 are Correct

Answer

Why

Correct — C. The Judo Federation of India's final results for the 38th National Games (Dehradun, 10-12 February 2025) bear out all four golds.

Statement 1: men's 60 kg Sidharth Rawat (Uttarakhand), women's 48 kg Asmita Dey (Uttar Pradesh) ✓
Statement 2: men's 66 kg Rohit Majgul (Gujarat), women's 52 kg Shraddha Chopade (Maharashtra) ✓

Both statements are correct → option (c).

Why the others are wrong

(a)
Only 1 is Correct — Rejects statement 2, but the federation's results give men's 66 kg gold to Rohit Majgul of Gujarat and women's 52 kg gold to Shraddha Chopade of Maharashtra.
(b)
Only 2 is Correct — Rejects statement 1, but the federation's results give men's 60 kg gold to Sidharth Rawat of Uttarakhand and women's 48 kg gold to Asmita Dey of Uttar Pradesh.
(d)
Neither 1 nor 2 are Correct — Rejects both, yet every gold the two statements name matches the Judo Federation of India's final results for the Games.

Concept

The 38th National Games were held in Uttarakhand from 28 January to 14 February 2025, the state's first time as host. Events were spread over several cities, among them Dehradun, Haridwar and Haldwani.

Services topped the medal table with 68 golds, ahead of Maharashtra with 54.

The paper prints 'Asmita Dev'; the federation's results sheet spells her Asmita Dey. The same sheet lists Garvit of Haryana as the 66 kg silver medallist.

Key facts

38th National Games: Uttarakhand, 28 January to 14 February 2025.
Services topped the medal table with 68 golds, Maharashtra second with 54.
Judo, men's golds (Dehradun, 10-12 February 2025): 60 kg Sidharth Rawat of Uttarakhand, 66 kg Rohit Majgul of Gujarat.
Judo, women's golds: 48 kg Asmita Dey of Uttar Pradesh, 52 kg Shraddha Chopade of Maharashtra (Judo Federation of India, final results).

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Common traps

Marking a two-part statement true after checking one half. Each statement here joins two separate results, and both must hold.

The 38th Games are also asked at 21 Sep 2025, 09:00, GA Q.15 (the host state), 18 Sep 2025, 09:00, GA Q.15 (sports upgraded to medal events) and 16 Sep 2025, 09:00, GA Q.10 (men's hockey results). Judo's rules are asked at 19 Sep 2025, 12:30, GA Q.14.

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