In the ancient Indian education system, learners were given training in occupations in the fields of

Ancient Indian education gave occupational training in architecture, animal husbandry, agriculture and dairy farming.

Statement 1 architecture equipped learners to design and build structures.

Statement 2 animal husbandry and Statement 3 agriculture reflected the core of the rural economy.

Statement 5 dairy farming was a practical livelihood skill taught alongside these.

Statement 4 administration was not part of this occupational training set.

Such vocational instruction accompanied the study of scriptures and the liberal arts in gurukulas.