MCQs of History – History Of Education

Commission on National Education, 1959 is also known as_______.

The chairman on National Education, 1959 was______.

The Chairman of the Commission SM sharif, was then West Pakistan____.

Commission on National Education, 1959 was formed by the Government of Pakistan on______.

Apart6 from the chairman, The Sharif Commission comprised_______members.

The Commission was inaugurated by______in January 1959

the commission subitted its report in

The Commission suggested that the responsibility of intermediate courses be entrusted to______instead of the Universities

The president of Pakistan______presented the sailent features of education policy 1972-80.

Sailent features of educational policy 1972-1980 were presented on_____.

One of the most important features of educational policy 1972-80 is that education will be free and universal up to class_______.

It was anticipated that primary education will be universal for boys by 1979 and for girls by________.

It was suggested in policy that textbooks and writing material will be provided free to________students.

In 1970’s, 60-70 per cent of secondary schools were enrolled in_______subjects.

According to Education Policy 1972-80, it was decided that education in calsses 9th and 10th will be made free in all schools from_______.

An educational conference in_______was held at Islamabad which provided the spirit to the National Education policy 1978.

Mr Muhammad ali Hoti, minister of education, presented the sailent features in the cabinet meeting on_____.

In policy, about_______new schools were announced.

The policy exiting four tier system of education namely, primary, secondary, college and university will be replaced by a three tier system______.

_______education was separately and specially treated in the policy, because of its vital role in national development.

The Educational Policy 1992 was prepared for a period of______

_______announced the policy in Islamabad on 20th December.

The Educational Policy 1992 was announced by the federal Minister for Education in______

The reforms proposed in the 1992 policy are aimed at bringing about the following major changes______.

One of the sailent features is that about_________new primary and mosque schools will be opened.

Mobile training units were announced for_______training of teachers.

Under this policy, the examination method was changed by giving weightage of_______to multiple choice questions at secondary and higher secondary exams.

Each supervisor will be allocated not more than________primary schools.

Two charecteristics were the most important features of this policy: Encouraging the private sector in education and:

Before 1998, comprehensive documents on restructuring of eduucation system in Pakistan were produced in 1959, 1972, 1979 and______

The sailent features were announced on 21st_____1998.

About_______per cent children were dropping out of school at primary level.

______provides the middle level of work force for the economy as well as a feeder for higher education.

_______will be introduced as a compulsory subject from grade I-VIII.

Functional literacy and income generation skills will be provided to______women of 15 to 25 age group.

The Government of Pakistan announced the policy on_______

The policy aimed at making curriculum development_______

For semi-urban areas______library services shall be introduced.

the education minister(s) at the______levels will oversee monitoring committees.

The manifesto of the 1998 policy promised to achieve universal literacy in______, every child to be in school with in 5 years.

_______aspects were emphasised in this plan to achieve the set targets.

there was a plan of__________new institutions for the training of 10,500 primary school teachers every year.

________departments of education were planed to attach with universities to give professional training to graduates.

Five_______will be opened to provide refresher courses to teachers and supervisors already in service.

Scholarships to__________outstanding boys and girls will be awarded to continue their studies in foreign countries.

______scholarships for college and university teachers for further education were announced in first five year plan.

The_______developed the second Five Year plan.

The objective of the second plan was to raise the_____of children of the 6-11 age group.

Two special problems received attention in the second five year plan first. the provision of facilities for girls’ education and second______.

At secondary level,________graduates and 265 under-graduate teachers will be specialist in technical, commercial, agricultural or home economics subject.

_______primary schools will be provided with better building and equipments, regular supplies and more qualified teachers.

Much emphasis was given at higher secondary level on the subject of_______in second five year plan.

A great emphasis was laid on the universalisation of______education during this plan period.

Expansion of educational facilities to accommodate________additional children.

During the plan period the number of primary schools will be raised from_______to about 350,000.

The original allocation for Education and Training was Rs._______ million but was reduced to Rs.2,374 million

It was mentioned in this plan that high priority will be given to_______education.

Sum of Rs._______will be allocated to primary education out of Rs.3665 million for education sector as a whole.

It is intended that_______literacy will be imparted to 5 million adults and school-leavers by the end of the plan period.

______experimental programmes to improve teaching in primary and secondary schools will be launched.

Including teachers of agriculture, arts and crafts, much emphasis was paid in improvement of training of teachers in the field of______education.

For effective planning and its implementation________system was to be established in 14th plan duration.

The new scheme of studies known as______stream shall be introduced.

The number of universities established in the country during fifth plan.

The Allama Iqbal Open University would employ________distance learning techniques to offer courses and training programmes.

The plan proposes to accord high priority to be enlargement and improvement of facilities for the teaching of______.

The participation of children in primary schools was targeted to increase from:

Utilisation of mosques was suggested in sixth five year plan to accommodate classes:

National Scholarship Foundation will provide________assistance to students of all levels of education.

Several innovative projects to improve the quality of education were launched on an_____basis such as “summer M.Phil programmes in science for teachers’ and readers clubs.”

In sixth five year plan________new college and university were to be established.

Only______university departments were developed into Centres of Advanced Studies.

For education development, Iqra surcharge was levied on imports which yielded additional resources of Rs.______billion.

_______scholarships were awarded to encourage M Phill and PhD programmes while training and exchange of university teachers within the country was started by the University Grants Commission.

This plan emphasises the provision of at least_________education to every child in the country.

During this plan the participation will be increased 30.4 per cent to_________at middle stage.

Administration of the universities will be streamlined by transforming the responsibility of university education entirely to the______.

The seventh five year plan allocated Rs._______billion for development programmes of education and training.

After matriculation, technical and vocational programmes will increase from_______ per cent of the students who continue education.

No new university will be opened in the public sector, however, private sector will be encouraged to establish universities and______schools in new and emerging fields.

Primary education facilities will be available to only 60 per cent of the children in the age group of_____.

_______will raise funds to meet the growing expenditures, to improve the efficiency and supervision of school education.

Textbooks will supplied at subsidised rates by:

After matriculation, polytechnic and technical colleges will offer a diploma of______.

The seventh five year plan ralies mainly on the expansion of compulsory primaty education and efforts of NGOs for______education to increase the literacy rate.

The eighth five year plan will take necessary measures to increase the enrolment in technical and vocational institutions from existing level of about______.

Out of 20 existing universities,_________universities were started after 1970 due to thin funding.

Participation rate at_______level will be raised from 50% to 55% for boys and from 26% to 30% for girls.

200000 additional primary school teachers and________high school teachers will be required during this plan period.

Free structure and other charges will be rationalised, particularly in_________education institutions.

To improve the administrative efficiency of the universities, properly amended Act will be______.

Reducing poverty rate of men and women by improving the literacy rate from 42% at present to 605 by the end of the ninth five year plan and_______by the end of the year 2010.

The participation rate for boys at primary level will increase from 95% to 100% while for girls it will increase from_____.

Mater degree holders in education will be recruited as______school teachers.

the rate of communities and______will particularity be focused for setting up new girls institutions in rural areas and urban slums.

Public reaction against the Commission’s Report was______.

The commission proposed that Degree courses-both in pass and honours-should be of______duration

The Commission proposed that encouragement should be given to the development of residential

The commission recomended that________curriculum should include a core of compulsory subjects along with a few optional ones with a technical and vocational bias.

The Commission looked upon education as an

Commission proposed the Government and the should equally share the cost of primary education.

Government promulgated University Ordinance in 1961 and_____

In its report the Commission accepted education as a productive activity and a national investment in_____.

The prevalent policy in a series of education policies from the very inception of the country in 1947 is

The reviews process for the National Education Policy 1998-2010 was initiated in______.

The Education Policy 2009 states that the working age population is expected to reach 61.7% by

The Education Policy 2009 states that provision of educational services is essentially a______.

Under the policy, all children should be brought inside school by the year.