The CBCS (Choice Based Credit System) in higher education promotes :

ARigid Curriculum structure

BFlexibility in course selection ✓ Correct

CLimited student choices

DOnly theoretical learning

Correct answer: (B) Flexibility in course selection

Explanation

The Choice Based Credit System promotes flexibility in course selection, letting students pick from a wide range of courses.

A rigid curriculum structure is the opposite of what the system offers.

Limiting student choices contradicts the very idea of a choice based system.

Confining learning to theory alone ignores the system's mix of core, elective and skill courses.

Under this system learning is measured in credits earned rather than only in years spent.

It supports transfer of credits between institutions and easier movement across disciplines.

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