The Kothari Commission (1963-64) suggested spending up to ______ of the national income on education.

The Kothari Commission suggested spending up to six per cent of national income on education.

A figure of three per cent falls short of its recommendation.

Seven per cent was not the target it set.

Nine per cent likewise was not its suggested level.

This six per cent goal was later echoed in successive education policies.

The Commission worked between 1964 and 1966 under D.S. Kothari.