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Which board conducts the matriculation and intermediate examinations in Bihar?

  1. A.Bihar School Examination Board
  2. B.Bihar Board of Open Schooling and Examination
  3. C.Bihar State Madarsa Education Board
  4. D.Bihar Sanskrit Shiksha Board

Correct answer

A. Bihar School Examination Board

Explanation

The correct answer is A, the Bihar School Examination Board. The board, with its office at Patna, holds the matriculation and the intermediate examinations of the state and publishes their results, and its papers are the ones that lakhs of students of Bihar sit every year.

Option B, the Bihar Board of Open Schooling and Examination, serves students outside the regular school system, those who study on their own and appear privately, so it is a parallel body and not the main school board. Option C, the Bihar State Madarsa Education Board, set up in 1922 and among the oldest of its kind in India, examines the madarsas of the state and awards their Fauquania and Maulvi certificates. Option D, the Bihar Sanskrit Shiksha Board, examines the Sanskrit schools. Four boards, four different sets of schools, and the question turns only on which set of students is meant.

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Q1.BiharEasy

Which is the oldest university in Bihar?

  1. A.Magadh University
  2. B.Patna University
  3. C.Lalit Narayan Mithila University
  4. D.Nalanda Open University
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Correct answer: B. Patna University

It was set up on 1 October 1917 as an examining and affiliating university for the province of Bihar and Odisha, and it is the oldest university in the state as well as one of the oldest in the country.

Q5.BiharMedium

Patna Medical College, the oldest medical college of Bihar, was opened in 1925 under which name?

  1. A.Temple Medical School
  2. B.Prince of Wales Medical College
  3. C.Bihar Medical College
  4. D.Rajendra Medical College
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Correct answer: B. Prince of Wales Medical College

The institution opened in 1925 under that name and was renamed Patna Medical College after independence; its hospital is still among the largest in eastern India and the oldest teaching hospital of the state.