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Which committee/commission recommended the choice-based credit system in higher education?

AAdministrative and Academic Reform Committee of the UGC ✓ Correct
BJustice Verma Commission on Teacher Education
CRamamurti Committee on Higher Education
DChattopadhyay Committee on Teacher Education
Correct answer: (A) Administrative and Academic Reform Committee of the UGC
Explanation

The choice-based credit system in higher education was recommended by the Administrative and Academic Reform Committee of the University Grants Commission.

The Justice Verma Commission dealt specifically with reforming teacher education, not with introducing the credit system.

The Ramamurti Committee reviewed the National Policy on Education but is not credited with proposing this credit framework.

The Chattopadhyay Committee focused on teacher education and their conditions, not on choice-based credits.

The credit system lets students choose courses and carry transferable credits across programmes.

It underpins flexibility, mobility and student-centred learning in the modern curriculum.

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