What was the primary objective of the Sixth Five-Year Plan in terms of primary education?
a) Introduce universal education
b) Increase participation rate to 75%
c) Implement obligatory schooling
d) Strengthen agro-technical subjects
Explanation: The plan aimed to introduce universal education by ensuring enrollment for all boys and girls in class 1.
According to the Sixth Five-Year Plan, what is the minimum duration of obligatory schooling that will be gradually increased?
a) Two years
b) Five years
c) Eight years
d) Ten years
Explanation: A minimum of five years of schooling was planned, gradually increasing to ten years.
What percentage increase in the participation rate in primary schools was targeted by the Sixth Five-Year Plan?
a) 27%
b) 50%
c) 48%
d) 75%
Explanation: The plan aimed to increase the participation rate from 48% to 75%.
What specific programs were designed to reach populations in settlements of less than 300 people according to the Sixth Five-Year Plan?
a) Trade schools
b) Mobile schools
c) Technical institutes
d) Agro-technical groups
Explanation: Special programs, such as mobile schools, were designed to reach populations in settlements of less than 300 people.
How did the Sixth Five-Year Plan propose to cater to specific local requirements in primary education?
a) Introducing mandatory subjects
b) Designing flexible facilities
c) Establishing technical institutes
d) Increasing teacher recruitment
In the context of secondary education, what subjects were considered core according to the Sixth Five-Year Plan?
a) Arts and humanities
b) Languages, Mathematics, and Sciences
c) Agro-technical subjects
d) Social studies and activity base
