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NEP ACHIEVEMENT ROUND 1 (PM SHRI SCHEME)

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When was the PM SHRI scheme launched?

a)

August 15, 2022

b)

September 7, 2022

c)

October 2, 2022

d)

January 26, 2022

2.

What is the primary aim of the PM SHRI Scheme (PM Schools for Rising India)?

a)

To build new schools across rural India

b)

To privatize existing government schools

c)

To strengthen existing schools and showcase the implementation of the National Education Policy, 2020

d)

To replace the National Education Policy, 2020 with a new one

3.

How many PM SHRI Schools are planned to be prepared under the scheme?

a)

5,000

b)

10,000

c)

14,500

d)

20,000

4.

Which of the following is not a key feature planned for PM SHRI Schools?

a)

Safe and stimulating learning environment

b)

High student-to-teacher ratio

c)

Good physical infrastructure and appropriate resources

d)

A wide range of learning experiences

5.

What is the standard funding pattern of the PM SHRI Scheme between the Centre and States/UTs with legislature (except J&K)?

a)

50:50

b)

60:40

c)

70:30

d)

90:10

6.

What is the funding pattern for the PM SHRI Scheme in North Eastern and Himalayan States and the UT of Jammu & Kashmir?

a)

100% by Centre

b)

75:25 (Centre:State)

c)

90:10 (Centre:State)

d)

80:20 (Centre:State)

7.

Which categories of schools are eligible under the PM SHRI Scheme?

a)

Only private secondary schools

b)

Only higher education institutions

c)

Elementary and Secondary/Sr. Secondary Schools

d)

Pre-primary schools only

8.

To be considered under the PM SHRI Scheme, schools must be managed by which of the following?

a)

Private educational trusts

b)

Only central government

c)

Centre/State/UT Governments or local self-governments

d)

International organizations

9.

What is the mode of selection for PM SHRI Schools?

a)

Direct nomination by the Ministry

b)

Lottery system

c)

Challenge Mode

d)

Public voting

10.

What is the first stage in the PM SHRI school selection process?

a)

Physical inspection by KVS/JNV

b)

Identification through UDISE+ data

c)

Signing of MoU between States/UTs and Centre

d)

Expert Committee review

11.

Which data source is used to identify eligible schools in Stage 2 of the PM SHRI selection process?

a)

CBSE Board Data

b)

State Board Exam Results

c)

UDISED+ Data

d)

National Achievement Survey

12.

Who certifies the fulfilment of challenge conditions during Stage 3?

a)

Private audit firms

b)

Schools themselves

c)

States/UTs/KVS/JNV through physical inspection

d)

Parent-Teacher Associations

13.

Who heads the Expert Committee responsible for the final selection of PM SHRI Schools?

a)

Prime Minister of India

b)

Chief Ministers of States

c)

Secretary (School Education & Literacy), Ministry of Education

d)

Chairman of CBSE