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Under the Apprentices Act, 1961, which statement about Apprenticeship Advisers is correct?

The State Apprenticeship Adviser is the Secretary to the State Apprenticeship Council. The Central Adviser is appointed by the Central Government, subordinate Advisers work under the Apprenticeship Adviser's control, and all Advisers are deemed public servants under the Act.

  1. AThe State Apprenticeship Adviser is the Secretary to the State Apprenticeship CouncilCorrect
  2. BThe Central Apprenticeship Adviser is appointed by the State Government
  3. CDeputy and Assistant Advisers act independently of the Apprenticeship Adviser
  4. DApprenticeship Advisers are not public servants

Explanation

Section 26(3) makes the State Apprenticeship Adviser Secretary to the State Apprenticeship Council. The Central Adviser is appointed by the Central Government. Under section 27, other Advisers work subject to the Adviser's control, and under section 28 all are deemed public servants.

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