In 1852-53, what was the number of students in the missionary schools___________?
Correct answer: D. Three lac
- A. One lac
- B. Two lac
- C. Four lac
- D. Three lac
Explanation
Contemporary education records for 1852–53 commonly cite approximately three lakh pupils in missionary schools. The figure indicates the considerable reach of missionary education before later government reforms.
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