All Free Pedagogy MCQs with Answers

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Fairly easy
  • A. Sadler Commission
  • B. Hunter Commission
  • C. Charles Grant
  • D. University Commission

Explanation: The Sadler Commission recommended reorganising education so that universities would concentrate on higher education rather than…

Correct answer: Sadler Commission
Moderate
  • A. 1%
  • B. 2%
  • C. 10%
  • D. 15%

Explanation: The educational tax imposed on land revenue in 1868 was 1 percent. It was a small earmarked levy intended to support educational…

Correct answer: 1%
Fairly easy
  • A. 1887
  • B. 1900
  • C. 1868
  • D. 1689

Explanation: Allahabad University was established in 1887 and is among the oldest modern universities in India.

Correct answer: 1887
Fairly easy
  • A. The Calcutta Vidyala College
  • B. Punjab University
  • C. Hindu College in Calcutta
  • D. The Calcutta Academy for Hindus

Explanation: The Calcutta Vidyala College is identified in this historical classification as the first government college in India.

Correct answer: The Calcutta Vidyala College
Moderate
  • A. Charter Act, 1813
  • B. Bentick Resolution
  • C. Hunter Commission
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Macaulay’s recommendations were implemented through Bentinck’s Resolution of 1835, which favoured English and Western knowledge in…

Correct answer: Bentick Resolution
Moderate
  • A. Promotion of English language and literature in the Subcontinent
  • B. Promotion of Christianity
  • C. All of the following
  • D. Provision of servants for the government

Explanation: The Charter Act of 1813 supported English and Western learning, encouraged missionary activity and Christianity, and aimed to prepare…

Correct answer: All of the following
Hard
  • A. Mountain
  • B. Sultan Nizam ul Mulk
  • C. Lord Macaulay
  • D. Chales Grant

Explanation: Charles Grant is commonly called the founder or father of the modern British education system in the Subcontinent because his proposals…

Correct answer: Chales Grant
Hard
  • A. 1947 AD
  • B. 1948 AD
  • C. 1950 AD
  • D. 1980 AD

Explanation: The fourth period of educational development is generally described as running from 1905 until the partition of the Subcontinent in 1947.

Correct answer: 1947 AD
Very hard
  • A. Malcolm
  • B. William Adam
  • C. R.V.Prolaker
  • D. Macaulay

Explanation: R. V. Parulekar, whose name appears here as “R.V. Prolaker,” made this comparison between educational proportions in India and Europe.

Correct answer: R.V.Prolaker
Easy
  • A. November 1600
  • B. January 1600
  • C. March 1600
  • D. December 1600

Explanation: Queen Elizabeth I granted the East India Company its charter on 31 December 1600, so December is the correct month.

Correct answer: December 1600
Moderate
  • A. Free
  • B. Only for upper classes
  • C. Expensive
  • D. Limited to poor

Explanation: Many accounts of pre-British Muslim rule describe education as widespread and generally free, particularly in maktabs and madrasas…

Correct answer: Free
Easy
  • A. 1857
  • B. 1858
  • C. 1859
  • D. 1860

Explanation: The Government of India Act 1858 transferred control of India from the East India Company to the British Crown after the 1857 uprising.

Correct answer: 1858
Easy
  • A. None of these
  • B. 1814
  • C. 1815
  • D. 1813

Explanation: The Charter Act of 1813 renewed the East India Company’s charter and allocated one lakh rupees annually for education.

Correct answer: 1813
Moderate
  • A. 1823
  • B. 1824
  • C. 1825
  • D. 1826

Explanation: The General Committee of Public Instruction was established in 1823, and it was associated with spending the one-lakh educational grant on…

Correct answer: 1823
Hard
  • A. All of these
  • B. Promote Hindus as compared to the Muslims
  • C. Strive for the promotion of Christianity
  • D. Connect the government services/jobs with the English education

Explanation: British educational policy linked English education with government employment, favoured groups that entered the colonial system, and was…

Correct answer: All of these
Hard
  • A. 1840
  • B. 1830
  • C. 1824
  • D. 1844

Explanation: Engineering instruction was introduced at Hindu College, Calcutta, in 1844.

Correct answer: 1844
Moderate
  • A. 1888
  • B. 1864
  • C. 1866
  • D. 1868

Explanation: Government College Lahore was established in 1864 during the early development of modern higher education in Punjab.

Correct answer: 1864
Hard
  • A. All of these
  • B. The students of private schools should be awarded scholarships
  • C. Primary education is the responsibility of the Government
  • D. There should be variation is the subjects for various educational levels

Explanation: The Hunter Commission of 1882 supported differentiated subjects at different levels, scholarships for capable pupils in private schools…

Correct answer: All of these
Moderate
  • A. 1915
  • B. 1916
  • C. 1917
  • D. 1918

Explanation: The Sadler Commission, also called the Calcutta University Commission, was appointed in 1917 to examine university and secondary…

Correct answer: 1917
Hard
  • A. William Adams
  • B. William James
  • C. William Hunter
  • D. Mr. Arnold

Explanation: The description is attributed in standard accounts to Mr. Arnold, who wrote about the relatively broad and sometimes unpaid provision of…

Correct answer: Mr. Arnold