Categorical proposition features – UGC NET Question

All statements A to E correctly describe the four standard forms of categorical propositions and their exam relevance. A and B give the universal forms, C and D the particular forms, and E notes their importance for syllogistic and immediate inference questions. Since none is false, the correct combination includes all of them.

Option A:
Option A is incomplete because it omits E (the exam-use point), even though A–D are true.

Option B:
Option B is incorrect because it leaves out D (the O-form), so it does not cover the full A, E, I, O scheme.

Option C:
Option C is incorrect because it excludes A (the universal affirmative), which is central to the classification.

Option D:
Option D correctly includes every true statement, giving a full description of A, E, I, O forms and their uses.