Taxila, located in ancient Gandhara (modern-day Pakistan), was a renowned center for higher learning from around the 5th century BCE. It attracted scholars and students from across India and beyond.
Several prominent historical figures are known to have received their education or taught at Taxila:
Bimbisar was a significant king of the Magadha Empire (reigned c. 544–492 BCE). While he was a contemporary ruler during Taxila's flourishing period and a patron of ascetics and scholars, historical records do not indicate that he personally received his education at Taxila.
Therefore, among the given options, Bimbisar is the figure who has not received education at Taxila.
| LIST-I (University) | LIST-II (Association) |
| A. Takshshila | I. Gopala of Pala dynasty founded it |
| B. Nalanda | II. Vajrayana and Tantrik Buddhism |
| C. Vikramshila | III. Chanakya |
| D. Odantpuri | IV. Considered world's first residential university |
| List - I | List - II | ||
| Department of Ashram | Subject | ||
| A. | Vishnu Sthana | I. | Military Education |
| B. | Vivasta Sthana | II. | Jyotish |
| C. | Garun Sthana | III. | Politics |
| D. | Mahendra Sthana | IV. | Travel and Transport |