Issues & Problems of Education in Punjab
Total Questions: 50
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A ) 70%
B ) 80%
C ) 90%
D ) 100% ✅
A ) 12 years
B ) 14 years
C ) 16 years ✅
D ) 18 years
A ) Free text books
B ) Teacher salaries
C ) Ensoring learning progress ✅
D ) 100% enrollment
A ) Teacher training laws
B ) ICT policies
C ) Free and compulsory education law ✅
D ) Private school regulation
A ) Weak political will ✅
B ) Strong political will
C ) NGO interference
D ) Parental demand
A ) 4%
B ) 7%
C ) 10%
D ) 1.9% ✅
A ) Air conditioning
B ) Playgrounds
C ) Basic facilities ✅
D ) Cctv cameras
A ) College level
B ) Secondary level
C ) Primary level ✅
D ) University level
A ) Student /teacher absenteeism ✅
B ) High salaries
C ) Small class sizes
D ) Excessive homework
A ) Too many PTAs
B ) High fees
C ) Lake of community participation ✅
D ) Over engagement of communities
A ) Education standard /curriculum ✅
B ) Sports facilities
C ) School uniforms
D ) Transport services
A ) Fully digital
B ) Optional
C ) Outdated ✅
D ) Too lenient
A ) Technical Education with real life ✅
B ) Religious studies
C ) Foreign languages
D ) Art classes
A ) Remain isolated
B ) Be mainstreamed ✅
C ) Increase fees
D ) Reduce hours
A ) Weak pedagogical skills ✅
B ) High qualification
C ) Over staffing
D ) Excessive training
A ) Teacher welfare
B ) Free education
C ) Social service
D ) Profit over quality ✅
A ) Students
B ) Text books
C ) Effective monitoring ✅
D ) School building
A ) Sports
B ) Special education and ECE ✅
C ) Music
D ) Mathematics
A ) Urban educational Islands ✅
B ) Higher rents
C ) Battle food
D ) Strict rural policies
A ) NGO funding
B ) NGO protests
C ) Lake of NGO intervention ✅
D ) Excessive NGO control
A ) Homework
B ) Parents meetings
C ) Life skills based education ✅
D ) Exam preparation
A ) 1000
B ) 3000 ✅
C ) 5000
D ) 7000
A ) Poor access to schools ✅
B ) Excessive funding
C ) Small population
D ) High enrollment
A ) Effective PPPs ✅
B ) Teacher unions
C ) Government schools
D ) Student councils
A ) No emergencies
B ) Excessive drills
C ) Slow emergency response ✅
D ) Rapid emergency response
A ) Computer Labs ✅
B ) Blackboard
C ) Library books
D ) Sports equipment
A ) Science Labs ✅
B ) Prayer rooms
C ) Canteens
D ) Auditoriume
A ) Too many computer
B ) Lack of ed-teeh HR ✅
C ) Online classes
D ) Excessive tech
A ) Text books
B ) Educational technology ✅
C ) School uniform
D ) Furniture
A ) Student unions
B ) Parent councils
C ) Weak education leaders ✅
D ) Strong leadership
A ) Batter teacher training ✅
B ) Higher fees
C ) Smaller classes
D ) More School
A ) High qualification
B ) Weak pathological skills ✅
C ) Strict discipline
D ) Long experience
A ) Parents
B ) Neighbours
C ) Non teaching staff ✅
D ) Students
A ) Building designs
B ) Staff allocation ✅
C ) Playgrounds
D ) Meal programs
A ) Balanced staff
B ) Rular teacher surplus
C ) Rural teacher shortage ✅
D ) No impact
A ) Holidays
B ) Punishment
C ) PD mechanisms ✅
D ) Salary cuts
A ) Buildings
B ) Clear vision ✅
C ) Students
D ) Exams
A ) Less NGO work
B ) Benning NGOs
C ) NGO funding
D ) Strategic NGO intervention ✅
A ) Special education ✅
B ) Math teachers
C ) Principles
D ) Sports coaches
A ) Buildings
B ) Text books
C ) Professional manager ✅
D ) Teachers
A ) No system
B ) Different systems ✅
C ) One system
D ) University control
A ) Overstimulation
B ) Unattractive environments ✅
C ) Too many facilities
D ) No exams
A ) Old text books
B ) Modern research ✅
C ) Religious books
D ) Fiction
A ) Poor access ✅
B ) High enrollment
C ) Many schools
D ) Urban focus
A ) Past record
B ) Current data
C ) Future planning ✅
D ) Building
A ) No accountability ✅
B ) Strict audits
C ) Many inspectors
D ) Teacher Unions
A ) Profit motives ✅
B ) Social service
C ) Teacher welfare
D ) Free education
A ) Life skills ✅
B ) Only academics
C ) Too many stills
D ) Free education
A ) Outdated ✅
B ) Perfect
C ) Optional
D ) Online
A ) Basic Facilities ✅
B ) Cafeterias
C ) Swimming pools
D ) Expensive gadgets