General Studies · Passage and Inferences
Read the passage carefully and determine which of the given inferences follow: Passage: Education is not just about gaining academic knowledge but also about developing life skills. Critical thinking, creativity, and emotional intelligence are now considered as important as mathematics and science. Many schools have started introducing activities like debates, art workshops, and community service to make learning more holistic. However, exam pressure still dominates the system, and many students focus more on marks than on real understanding. A shift in mindset is needed to value overall development instead of just scores. Inferences: I. Exams alone cannot measure a student's true potential. II. Schools are adding new activities to improve learning experiences. III. Education is only about memorizing facts for exams.
- 1None of them follows
- 2Both I and II follow✓
- 3Only II follows
- 4Only III follows
Correct answer
Both I and II follow
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