Statement : Present education system must be overhauled to improve the employment situation in India. Assumption I : An individual would be able to earn proper livelihood. Assumption II : The meaning of education in young minds will be clearer.

The correct answer is (A) Assumption I is strong.

• Logical Principle: An assumption is something implicitly hidden in the statement. The statement advocates for an overhaul of the education system specifically to "improve the employment situation." Therefore, the expected outcome of such an action must be related to employment or livelihood.
• Step-by-step Deduction: 1. The primary objective stated is to improve employment. 2. Assumption I directly relates the system overhaul to the individual's ability to earn a proper livelihood, which is the direct result of employment. Thus, it is an intended consequence and a strong assumption. 3. Assumption II discusses the "meaning of education" becoming clearer, which is a philosophical outcome and not the primary economic objective targeted by the statement regarding "employment."
• Verification: Option (A) is correct because the link between education reform and livelihood (employment) is direct and causal. Assumption II is subjective and not necessarily the primary objective of the proposed policy, making (B) and (C) incorrect.