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Hinduism and India: OCR A‑Level Religious Studies questions

Every OCR A-Level Religious Studies exam question on Hinduism and India, 2021–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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Paper 1 · Philosophy of religionPaper 2 · Religion and ethicsPaper 3 (Christianity) · Developments in Christian thoughtPaper 3 (Islam) · Developments in Islamic thoughtPaper 3 (Judaism) · Developments in Jewish thoughtPaper 3 (Buddhism) · Developments in Buddhist thoughtPaper 3 (Hinduism) · Developments in Hindu thought

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June 2022 · Paper 3 (Hinduism)
40 marksHinduism and India
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June 2022, Paper 3 (Hinduism), Q3 (40 marks): ‘Hindutva is not a religious identity.’ Discuss.

Nearby topics:Development and Diversity Wisdom and authority Brahman and the Self Samsara and Karma The Concept of Dharma Living in Accordance with Dharma Vedanta Hinduism as ‘Religion’Hinduism, Equality and Discrimination Hinduism and Social Reform The whole bank

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