Statements A, B and D are correct, while C and E are false. Advaita VedÄnta extends Nyayaās four pramÄį¹as by adding arthÄpatti and anupalabdhi, leading to a six-pramÄį¹a list that is a standard exam item. Not all VedÄnta schools reduce these two to other pramÄį¹as; some take them as distinct, so C misrepresents the range of views. Nyaya keeps to four pramÄį¹as and does not exactly match the Advaita list, making E wrong. UGC NET indeed asks which systems accept more than four pramÄį¹as, justifying D. Hence A, B, D only is the correct set.
Option A:
Option A is incomplete because it omits D, ignoring the exam angle that the stem explicitly mentions. A, B only therefore does not fully answer the question.
Option B:
Option B is incorrect since it leaves out B and includes only A and D, losing the detail that arthÄpatti and anupalabdhi are the two additions. A, D only thus provides an incomplete picture.
Option C:
Option C is wrong as it includes E, which falsely equates Nyayaās pramÄį¹a list with Advaitaās, and leaves out A, so B, D, E only mixes true and false statements.
Option D:
Option D is correct because it groups all and only the true statements, capturing both the doctrinal expansion and the exam relevance while excluding C and E, which misstate the positions of VedÄnta and Nyaya.
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