The recommendation that no student should be allowed to specialise in teaching a subject unless he had it in his BA or BSc was made by

The recommendation that a student should not specialise in teaching a subject unless it was studied at the BA or BSc level came from the Education Commission of 1964 to 1966.

The Yashpal Committee focused on rejuvenating higher education and reducing curricular burden, not this specific rule.

The Knowledge Commission dealt with broad reforms for a knowledge society rather than this teaching condition.

The N. R. Sarkar Committee is associated with technical education and the founding of the IITs.

The Education Commission, also called the Kothari Commission, reviewed education at all levels.

Its report shaped the National Policy on Education of 1968.