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Psychiatry · Disability law: benchmark disability
Sample itemIn the RPwD Act 2016, a 'person with benchmark disability' is one with a certified disability of at least:
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The answer and the reasoning
B. 40 percent
A person with benchmark disability has not less than 40 percent of a specified disability, as certified by the competent authority. Such persons are entitled to reservation in education and employment.
Option by option
A. 20 percent
Twenty percent is below the threshold.
B. 40 percent (correct)
Correct. The threshold is 40 percent.
C. 60 percent
Sixty percent is not the threshold.
D. 80 percent
Eighty percent is the level for high support needs in some provisions or pension schemes, not for benchmark definition.
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