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Which of the following was recommended actions in the Charter Act 1813___________...?

(A) English language will be the medium of instruction for teaching Western Sciences
(B) Education will be the responsibility of company

(C) Promotion of Christianity will be the objective of education
(D) All of the following

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When did Charter Act pass____________...?

(A) 1813
(B) 1814

(C) 1815
(D) None of these

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What was the basic education included as per recommendations of Sergeant Report___________...?

(A) Primary level of education
(B) Middle levels of education

(C) A&B
(D) None of these

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Which of the following sections was included in the Charter Act 1813___________...?

(A) The responsibility of Education will be the East India Company
(B) To spent One Lac on education of the Hindustani people

(C) Western Sciences should be promoted in English language
(D) All of these

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Which were the recommendations of the Sergeant Report____________...?

(A) Teacher Training Institutions will be setup
(B) Education for handicaped persons will be arranged

(C) Social and entertaining activities will be arranged
(D) All of these

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What were the aims of education declared in the Charter Act 1813___________...?

(A) Promotion of English language and literature in the Subcontinent
(B) Promotion of Christianity

(C) Provision of servants for the government
(D) All of the following

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Which of the following were the recommendations of Sadler Commission____________...?

(A) Regional languages should be the medium of instruction at secondary level
(B) English language should be the medium of instruction only at the university level

(C) Degree course duration should consist of three years
(D) All of the following

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