Arrange the following stages and legal developments in the public recruitment system, relating to the principles of equality and gender under Article 16 of the Indian Constitution, in their correct chronological sequence: A. Removal of gender-based disqualifications for public recruitment in most modern countries B. Establishment of the constitutional guarantee of equality of opportunity for all citizens in State employment C. Scrutinising of candidate applications for adherence to prescribed qualifications D. Formal issuance of appointment letters by the government to the selected candidates E. Induction of recruits into the service through an orientation and training course Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Arrange the following stages of the public recruitment process in their correct chronological sequence: A. Determination of qualifications and other conditions of recruitment policy (e.g., age and educational standards) B. Designation of official application forms for the recruitment cycle C. Advertisement or announcement of vacant posts and examinations through various media types D. Conducting written and oral examinations to assess the abilities and qualifications of applicants E. Granting of permanent confirmation in the service following a satisfactory period of probation Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Match the recruitment qualifications and systems mentioned in LIST-I with their corresponding characteristics or geographical prevalence in LIST-II: LIST-I (Recruitment Aspect) A. Residential Qualification B. Cadet System C. General Mental Ability System D. Expertise System LIST-II (Characteristic/Region) I. Prevalent in Canada II. 21 to 26 years age limit III. Sons of the soil objective IV. Utilized in Soviet Russia Choose the correct answer from the options given below: