ASOC Mock Test (50 Q) Quiz - Certifications Ham Radio ASOC (India)
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This Certifications Ham Radio ASOC (India) practice quiz has 50 multiple-choice questions on ASOC Mock Test (50 Q), and 50 of them come with an explanation. Try the 5 sample questions below (tap an option to check yourself), then play the full quiz online. No sign-up needed.
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ASOC stands for:
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Answer: D. Amateur Station Operator Certificate
ASOC = Amateur Station Operator Certificate, issued by DoT.
After passing, the certificate payment must be completed within:
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Answer: D. Two years of the result
Under the 2024 rules the certificate payment is due within two years of result declaration.
The Q-code QRT means:
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Answer: A. Stop transmitting / closing down
QRT = stop sending / closing station.
In the ITU phonetic alphabet, 'J' is:
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Answer: B. Juliett
J = Juliett (spelled with two t's in the ITU list).
Playing music or broadcasting entertainment on amateur bands is:
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Answer: C. Not permitted
Amateur radio is for intercommunication, self-training and experiments, not broadcasting.
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- The unit of capacitance is the:
- How many ASOC categories exist under the current rules?
- The unit of inductance is the:
- Which rules currently govern amateur radio certificates in India?
- 1 MHz equals:
- A 'lifetime' ASOC under the 2024 rules is valid until the holder reaches age:
- 100 ohm and 220 ohm resistors in series give:
- The fee listed for a lifetime ASOC is:
- Three 30 ohm resistors in parallel give:
- A resistor coded brown, black, red is:
- Which is a valid new-format Restricted grade callsign?
- 10 V across a 100 ohm resistor dissipates:
- The prefix VU7 is associated with:
- The wavelength of a 7 MHz signal is about:
- The Q-code QSB means:
- A 2 m wavelength corresponds to about:
- The Q-code QRP refers to:
- A quarter-wave vertical for 145 MHz is about:
- As frequency increases, inductive reactance:
- Sent as a question, QRL? asks:
- An LC circuit is resonant when:
- A 'QSO' is:
- The three terminals of a bipolar transistor are:
- QRX means:
- A rectifier converts:
- In the ITU phonetic alphabet, 'Q' is:
- In a superheterodyne receiver, the mixer and local oscillator produce:
- A receiver's selectivity is its ability to:
- On CW, 'K' at the end of a transmission means:
- In FM, the information is carried by changes in the carrier's:
- Before calling CQ on a frequency you should:
- Doubling transmitter power is a gain of about:
- During a long contact, you identify with your callsign:
- A 10 dB gain means power is multiplied by:
- Messages on amateur bands must be sent:
- Ground-wave signals travel farthest at:
- Near a sunspot maximum, the upper HF bands usually:
- A station sends 'QSL?' What is it asking?
- The Maximum Usable Frequency (MUF) is:
- In RST, a readability of 3 means:
- A balun is used to:
- Hams log in UTC. 18:00 IST is:
- In a Yagi, the slightly longer element behind the driven element is the:
- India lies in which ITU region?
- A dummy load lets you:
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