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400+ Issues and Trends in Contemporary Indian Education Solved MCQs

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Education (CBCS) .

Chapters

Chapter: Secondary Education
51.

Secondary education usually covers children between the ages of –

A. 12 – 16 years
B. 14 - 18 years.
C. 12 – 18 years
D. 13 – 18 years
Answer» B. 14 - 18 years.
52.

NPE 1986 has provided for diversified curriculum at -

A. elementary stage
B. secondary stage
C. primary stage
D. none of the above
Answer» B. secondary stage
53.

Some of the major hindrances to secondary education include –

A. High Drop-out Rate
B. Unrealistic Curriculum
C. Shortage of Teachers
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
54.

The main reason for high drop-out rate at secondary stage is mainly attributed to –

A. lack of discipline among adolescents
B. Illiteracy and Poverty of Parents
C. Unrealistic Curriculum
D. all of the above
Answer» D. all of the above
55.

In order to increase enrolment and retention at secondary level, the government has introduced -

A. free admission and monthly fees
B. free uniforms and books
C. special incentives for girls and backward classes
D. all of the above
Answer» D. all of the above
56.

To improve the quality of secondary education, several reforms need to be made such as -

A. adapting curriculum according to local needs
B. providing good infrastructure
C. implementation of ICT
D. all of the above
Answer» D. all of the above
57.

The birth of National University of Educational Planning and Administration (NUEPA) is associated with -

A. UNO
B. UNESCO
C. UNICEF
D. IMF
Answer» B. UNESCO
58.

The Chairman of NUEPA is -

A. Minister for Human Resource Development
B. Director of the Institute
C. Chairman of the Institute
D. None of the above
Answer» A. Minister for Human Resource Development
59.

The objectives of NUEPA include -

A. undertake, promote and coordinate research in educational planning and administration
B. provide training and consultancy services
C. train and orient key level functionaries
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
60.

NUEPA has specialization in the field of -

A. policy making
B. educational planning
C. educational management
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
61.

The most preferred board all over India is -

A. CBSE
B. ICSE
C. CISCE
D. None of the above
Answer» A. CBSE
62.

CBSE is headed by -

A. Chairman
B. Director
C. Secretary
D. Chief Executive
Answer» D. Chief Executive
63.

CBSE has a global presence with affiliated schools across -

A. 20 countries
B. 21 countries
C. 22 countries
D. 24 countries
Answer» B. 21 countries
64.

CBSE grants affiliation to schools up to -

A. elementary level
B. secondary level
C. higher secondary level
D. college level
Answer» C. higher secondary level
65.

The medium for education prescribed by CBSE is -

A. English
B. Hindi
C. Mother Tongue
D. English or Hindi
Answer» D. English or Hindi
66.

The main objectives of CBSE are

A. conduct board examinations at the end of class- X and class- XII.
B. To affiliate institutions
C. conduct pre – medical examination
D. all the above
Answer» D. all the above
67.

Developing guidelines for the preparation of subject-wise syllabi and textual materials for secondary stage (Class IX to XII) is the purview of –

A. NCERT
B. SCERT
C. DIET
D. CBSE
Answer» A. NCERT
68.

The body which acts as a nodal agency for the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) at the national level is –

A. NCERT
B. SCERT
C. UGC
D. CBSE
Answer» A. NCERT
69.

The body which acts as a nodal agency for the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) at the state level is –

A. NCERT
B. SCERT
C. DIET
D. CBSE
Answer» B. SCERT
70.

The body with the highest authority over secondary education in India is –

A. NCERT
B. SCERT
C. CBSE
D. NUEPA
Answer» A. NCERT
71.

The body responsible for planning, implementation and evaluation of educational programmes of secondary education at the state level is -

A. NCERT
B. SCERT
C. NUEPA
D. CBSE
Answer» B. SCERT
72.

The main purview of SCERT in secondary education is –

A. syllabi and curriculum development
B. developing evaluation techniques
C. developing vocational education
D. all the above
Answer» B. developing evaluation techniques
73.

Journal of Educational Planning and Administration is an important publication of -

A. NCERT
B. SCERT
C. UGC
D. NUEPA
Answer» D. NUEPA
74.

For dissemination of educational information, the NCERT publishes -

A. 4 journals
B. 6 journals
C. 8 journals
D. 10 journals
Answer» B. 6 journals
75.

The former name of SCERT was -

A. State Institute of Education
B. State Education Department
C. Regional Institute of Education
D. None of the above
Answer» A. State Institute of Education
76.

The functions of SCERT are more or less the same as that of -

A. NUEPA
B. NCERT
C. UGC
D. DIET
Answer» B. NCERT
77.

NCERT publishes research articles in the field of education in -

A. Indian Educational Review
B. School Science Services
C. The Primary Teacher
D. None of the above
Answer» A. Indian Educational Review
78.

NCERT textbooks are published in -

A. English and Hindi
B. Hindi and Urdu
C. English and Urdu
D. English, Hindi and Urdu
Answer» D. English, Hindi and Urdu
79.

National University of Educational Planning and Administration (NUEPA) first came into existence in -

A. 1958 - 59
B. 1960 – 61
C. 1964 - 65
D. 1970 - 71
Answer» B. 1960 – 61
80.

A national level exam called National Talent Search Examination(NTSE) is conducted by -

A. UGC
B. NUEPA
C. AICTE
D. NCERT
Answer» D. NCERT
81.

The education in ancient India was divided into

A. Two level
B. Three level
C. Four Level
D. Five level
Answer» A. Two level
82.

The general and vocational aims and objectives of secondary education are

A. Development of democratic citizenship
B. Improvement of vocational efficiency
C. Development of personality
D. All of these
Answer» D. All of these
83.

The Kothari Commission has proposed that secondary education should comprises of

A. VIII or IX to XII
B. IX or X to XII
C. X to XII
D. None of the above
Answer» B. IX or X to XII
84.

The chief purpose of the establishment of secondary school in ancient India was

A. To teach European history and science to Indians
B. To teach Asian literature and science to Indians
C. To teach American literature and science to Indians
D. To teach European literature and science to Indians
Answer» D. To teach European literature and science to Indians
85.

The reform in secondary education in India began in

A. Post independence
B. British rule
C. Mughal Period
D. None of the above
Answer» B. British rule
86.

Which commission strongly recommended making secondary education productive

A. Kothari Commission
B. Acharya Narendra Dev Commission
C. Ishwarbhai Patel Commission
D. Hunter Commission
Answer» A. Kothari Commission
87.

One of the main solution to solve aimless secondary education is

A. Development of Infrastructure
B. Development of Vocationalisation
C. Development of examination
D. Development of personality
Answer» D. Development of personality
88.

Which commission recommended to include one representative of teachers and three nominated by the education department for improving the management of private institution.

A. Raghukul Tilak Committee
B. Kothari Committee
C. Mudaliar Committee
D. Ishwarbhai Patel Committee
Answer» A. Raghukul Tilak Committee
89.

The full form of NUEPA is

A. National University of Educational Planning and Administration
B. National University for Educational Planning and Administration
C. National University of Education Planning and Administrative
D. National University for Educational Planning and Administrative
Answer» A. National University of Educational Planning and Administration
90.

The National University of Educational Planning and Administration is an

A. Private Organization
B. Autonomous Organization
C. Public Organization
D. Government Organization
Answer» B. Autonomous Organization
91.

NUEPA has its origin dating back to

A. 1960
B. 1962
C. 1970
D. 1979
Answer» B. 1962
92.

The Chairman of NUEPA council is

A. Director of NUEPA
B. Minister of Finance
C. Minister of Education
D. Minister of Human Resource Development
Answer» D. Minister of Human Resource Development
93.

NUEPA was established by

A. UNESCO
B. Ministry of Human Resource Development
C. World Bank
D. Ministry of Finance
Answer» B. Ministry of Human Resource Development
94.

NUEPA comprise department of

A. Nine departments
B. Six Departments
C. Eight departments
D. None of the above
Answer» A. Nine departments
95.

NUEPA was earlier known as

A. National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration
B. National College for educational Planners and Administrations
C. Asian Institution of Planning and Administration
D. All of the above
Answer» A. National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration
96.

NUEPA is a premier organization dealing with

A. Capacity building and research in planning
B. Co-ordinate and monitor teacher education
C. Inquire into the financial needs of the universities
D. To advice government on ensuring adequate standards in elementary
Answer» A. Capacity building and research in planning
97.

The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India has empowered NUEPA to award degrees by way of conferring on it the status of university in August, 2006 under section 3 of UGC Act.

A. 1952
B. 1853
C. 1954
D. 1956
Answer» D. 1956
98.

The basic vision of CBSE is to inspire learning for the well-being of students

A. Physical and emotional
B. Social and intellectual
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of the above
Answer» C. Both (a) and (b)
99.

Central Board of Secondary Education is

A. A private body
B. An autonomous organization
C. Group of bodies
D. A voluntary organization
Answer» B. An autonomous organization
100.

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is funded by

A. Central Government
B. State Government
C. Public Sector
D. Self-financing
Answer» A. Central Government

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