University Grants Committee: Quiz!
Questions and Answers
- 1.
When was the UGC India formed?
- A.
1996
- B.
1978
- C.
1956
- D.
1987
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C. 1956Explanation
The UGC India was formed in 1956.Rate this question:
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- 2.
The UGC of the UK was in existence from...
- A.
1996-2009
- B.
1987-1999
- C.
1999-2009
- D.
1918-1989
Correct Answer
D. 1918-1989 -
- 3.
When was the creation of the UGC proposed?
- A.
1903
- B.
1904
- C.
1900
- D.
1989
Correct Answer
B. 1904Explanation
The creation of the UGC was proposed in 1904.Rate this question:
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- 4.
The creation of the UGC was proposed by a committee chaired by...
- A.
Sir Francis Bacon
- B.
Lord Smith
- C.
Lord Dalton
- D.
Lord Haldane
Correct Answer
D. Lord HaldaneExplanation
The correct answer is Lord Haldane because he was the one who proposed the creation of the UGC. He chaired the committee that put forward this proposal.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Why was the UGC created?
- A.
To determine financial needs of universities
- B.
To give grants to students
- C.
To fund researches
- D.
To administer examinations
Correct Answer
A. To determine financial needs of universitiesExplanation
The UGC was created to determine the financial needs of universities. This suggests that one of the primary objectives of the UGC is to assess and evaluate the financial requirements of universities, in order to allocate funds and resources accordingly. By determining the financial needs of universities, the UGC can ensure that adequate funding is provided to support the various academic and operational activities of these institutions, ultimately contributing to the overall development and growth of the higher education sector.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Where was the UGC UK created?
- A.
Finland
- B.
USA
- C.
India
- D.
Britain
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D. BritainExplanation
The UGC UK was created in Britain.Rate this question:
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- 7.
When was the responsibility for the UGC transferred from the HM Treasury to the Department of Education and Science?
- A.
1964
- B.
1976
- C.
1960
- D.
1987
Correct Answer
A. 1964Explanation
In 1964, the responsibility for the UGC (University Grants Committee) was transferred from the HM Treasury to the Department of Education and Science.Rate this question:
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- 8.
The UGC UK conducted its first research selectivity exercise under the chairmanship of...
- A.
V.S Chauhan
- B.
Ved Prakash
- C.
Peter Swinnerton-Dyer
- D.
Lord Haldane
Correct Answer
C. Peter Swinnerton-DyerExplanation
Peter Swinnerton-Dyer is the correct answer because he is known for his contributions to mathematics, particularly in the field of number theory. He has served as the chairman of the UGC UK research selectivity exercise, which suggests that he has the expertise and knowledge in the field to lead such an exercise. The other options, V.S Chauhan, Ved Prakash, and Lord Haldane, do not have any known associations with the UGC UK or research selectivity exercises.Rate this question:
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- 9.
When was its first research selectivity exercise conducted?
- A.
1987
- B.
1986
- C.
1988
- D.
1989
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B. 1986Explanation
The first research selectivity exercise was conducted in 1986.Rate this question:
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- 10.
After the UGC UK was wound up, its powers were transferred to which of these bodies?
- A.
National Council for Educational Technology
- B.
Equal Opportunities Commission
- C.
University Funding Council
- D.
Partnerships for Schools
Correct Answer
C. University Funding CouncilExplanation
After the UGC UK was wound up, its powers were transferred to the University Funding Council. This means that the University Funding Council took over the responsibilities and authority previously held by the UGC UK. The University Funding Council is likely responsible for allocating funding to universities and overseeing their operations, ensuring that they meet certain standards and regulations.Rate this question:
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