History of Education in Pakistan

A. Increased military spendingB. Privatization of educationC. Focus on religious educationD. Universal primary education and vocational training

A. Lord CurzonB. Mohammad IqbalC. Sir Syed Ahmed KhanD. Gandhi View Answer

A. It had little to no impact.B. It led to an immediate improvement in educational standards.C. It caused significant disruption and loss of resources.D. ...

A. Primarily focused on higher education.B. Aimed to reduce literacy rates.C. Focused on expanding access and improving quality.D. Had no specific goals.

A. He opposed modern education for Muslims.B. He focused solely on religious education.C. He advocated for a strictly traditional curriculum.D. He promoted modern education ...

A. Lack of funding and teacher shortages.B. Overemphasis on religious education.C. Resistance from private schools.D. Excessive focus on higher education.

A. Introduction of compulsory English language instruction.B. Implementation of a nationalized education system.C. Introduction of compulsory Islamiat throughout the education system.D. Focus on technical ...

A. It provided modern scientific education.B. It played a minimal role in education.C. It primarily focused on religious instruction.D. It was primarily focused on ...

A. It led to a unified national curriculum across both regions.B. It had little impact on education in either region.C. It resulted in the development of separate and ...

A. It led to the immediate introduction of universal primary education.B. It had minimal impact on subsequent educational policies.C. It significantly influenced educational policies and reforms for decades.