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The Ram Murti Review committee recommended that admission to higher education must be

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UGC NET 2023 Electronic Science Question Paper (13-Dec-2023) (Shift 1)
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Selective

To answer the question regarding the recommendation of the Ram Murti Review Committee on admissions to higher education, we need to understand the context and intentions behind the committee's recommendations. The objective of such committees is often to improve the quality and accessibility of education while maintaining standards. Below are detailed explanations for the given options:

  1. Universal: This option implies that every individual should have unrestricted access to higher education. While this approach enhances accessibility, it may not be practical due to resource constraints and the need to maintain quality education standards.
  2. Reservation-based: This system involves reserving a certain percentage of seats for specific groups to promote equality. This might be relevant in different contexts, but the Ram Murti Review Committee did not specifically recommend a reservation-based system as the focal point of their recommendations.
  3. Selective: This implies that admissions should be granted based on certain criteria, such as academic merit, aptitude tests, or entrance exams. This method helps in maintaining educational standards and ensuring that students who are most likely to succeed are given the opportunity. The Ram Murti Review Committee recommended a selective approach to maintain higher education quality.
  4. Free from payment: While making education affordable is crucial, this option suggests eliminating fees altogether, which was not the specific recommendation of the committee about the framework of admission criteria.

Based on the above analysis, the correct answer is that the Ram Murti Review Committee recommended that admission to higher education must be Selective.

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