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Best 30 NCF 2023 MCQ Questions for Aspirants

NCF 2023 with MCQ

A lot has changed since the inception of National Curriculum Framework 2005 which took inspiration from the National Policy of Education 1986-1992. Therefore, Minister of Education Mr.Dharmendra Pradhan recently launched National Curriculum Framework 2023 based on the most transformational National Education Policy 2020. This groundbreaking new framework has now taken center stage.

With this, It is evident that the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2023, is a crucial element of your forthcoming teaching examinations and a significant document to read and understand thoroughly.

It’s time to ask yourself if you’re excited, challenged, and fulfilled by your preparation.

We tried our level best to bring MCQs based on NCF-2023, which could test your knowledge and ignite your curiosity about the future of education. Of course, We have crafted these MCQs to meet the standards and complexity of various state and central-level teaching exams, drawing inspiration from previous exam questions.

We have covered NEP-2020 in our article “Embrace the change with NEP 2020 highlights” and NCF-2023 through “The Dawn of a New Era: National Curriculum Framework 2023 (NCF 2023)” in great detail in our previous articles in case you want to brush up your knowledge before attempting these questions.

We hope these NCF 2023 MCQs will assist you in achieving high scores in future exams.

NCF 2023 MCQ Questions:

(1) Who is the leader of the National Steering Committee (NSC) that guides the National Curriculum Framework 2023 (NCF 2023)?

  1. Mr. Dharmendra Pradhan.
  2. Dr. K Kasturirangan.
  3. A former leader at ISRO.
  4. None of the above.

(2)  What is the policy regarding board examinations for Grade X students?

  1. Students can only take the board examinations in November/December.
  2. Students can only take the board examinations in February/March.
  3. Students have the flexibility to take the board examinations either in November/December or February/March.
  4. Students are required to take semester-wise exams.

(3) According to the NCF 2023 curriculum, In Class IX, which of the following is not a core subject?

  1. Science.
  2. Maths.
  3. Social Science.
  4. IT/AI.

(4) In the Class 11 curriculum, which subject can be taken as an additional 7th subject?

  1. Physics.
  2. Chemistry.
  3. French.
  4. Biology.

(5) Which of the following statements is true regarding the Class 5 Qualifying Examination starting from 2024?

  1. The no-detention policy will continue to be in effect.
  2. The examination will be based solely on textbook material.
  3. The SAFAL Exam will assess the competency level of Grade 5 students.
  4. The examination will not include discovery-based learning.

(6) In Class 9 as per the NCF 2023 curriculum, which set of subjects must a student pass to be declared as a pass?

  1. 3 languages and 3 core subjects.
  2. 3 core subjects and 4 skill subjects.
  3. 3 languages, 3 core subjects, and 1 skill subject.
  4. 3 languages, 3 core subjects, and 4 skill subjects.

(7) Assertion (A): The National Curriculum Framework 2023 has introduced a structured division of subjects for classes IX to XII.

Reason (R): This division is meant to streamline the educational process by categorizing subjects into groups, curricular areas, and courses.

  1. Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.
  2. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.
  3. A is true, but R is false.
  4. A is false, and R is true.

(8) Which of the following sequences correctly represents the Panchaadi 5-step learning process as outlined in the NCF 2023 pedagogy?

  1. Introduction, Practice, Conceptual Understanding, Application, Expansion.
  2. Conceptual Understanding, Introduction, Practice, Expansion, Application.
  3. Introduction, Conceptual Understanding, Practice, Application, Expansion.
  4. Practice, Introduction, Conceptual Understanding, Application, Expansion.

(9) When was the National Curriculum Framework 2023 for Foundational Stage (NCF-FS) officially released, and by whom?

  1. September 5, 2022, by the President of India.
  2. October 20, 2022, by the Minister of Education, Mr. Dharmendra Pradhan.
  3. November 14, 2022, by the Prime Minister of India.
  4. December 25, 2022, by the Minister of State for Education.

(10) The National Curriculum Framework 2023 (NCF 2023) includes ancient Indian epistemological sources of knowledge. Which of the following pairs correctly matches these sources with their meanings?

  1. Pratyaksha – Inference, Anumana – Comparison.
  2. Upamana – Non-apprehension, Arthapatti – Verbal Testimony.
  3. Anupalabdhi – Perception, Sabda – Postulation.
  4. Pratyaksha – Perception, Anumana – Inference, Upamana – Comparison, Arthapatti – Postulation, Anupalabdhi – Non-apprehension, Sabda – Verbal Testimony.

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(11) Assertion: Engaging in traditional games is an effective way to develop the Pranamaya Kosha (Life Force Energy Layer). 

Reason: Traditional games often involve physical activity, which enhances breathing and circulation, thereby energizing the life force within us.

  1. True, because traditional games improve physical health.
  2. True, because traditional games enhance life force energy through breath control and active movement.
  3. False, because traditional games only contribute to the Annamaya Kosha (Physical Layer).
  4. False, because traditional games have no impact on our koshas.

(12) Should the burden of board examinations on students be reduced by offering the same examination twice a year, allowing for a second attempt to improve scores?

  1. Yes, because it provides students with a second chance, reducing stress and improving performance.
  2. No, because it may lead to a decline in the quality of education.
  3. Yes, but only if the content load is also significantly reduced to prevent overwhelming students.
  4. No, because multiple examinations could increase the pressure on students.

(13) What are some of the key recommendations introduced by the National Curriculum Framework 2005 (NCF 2005)?

  1. Design vocational courses as self-contained modules tailored to meet the needs of adults.
  2. Cater to diverse target groups, including out-of-school girls.
  3. Emphasize a multi-entry and multi-exit modular approach, allowing flexibility in course duration.
  4. All of the above.

(14) What are the key areas of focus in the National Curriculum Framework 2023 (NCF 2023)?

  1. Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE).
  2. Foundation in Literacy and Numeracy (FLN).
  3. Enhancing children’s comprehension and future learning capabilities.
  4. All of the above.

(15) According to the National Curriculum Framework 2023, why is play considered crucial in the educational curriculum?

  1. It is a break from academic learning.
  2. It is at the core of conceptual, operational, and transactional approaches.
  3. It is only important for physical education.
  4. It is a way to keep students occupied.

(16) What is the goal of the Aims of Education as per the National Curriculum Framework 2023?

  1. To nurture well-rounded individuals and develop desirable values, dispositions, capacities, Communication Skills, and knowledge.
  2. To focus solely on academic achievement.
  3. To prepare students for specific careers.
  4. To emphasize physical education.

(17) What are the Competencies as per the National Curriculum Framework 2023?

  1. The subjects that a student must study.
  2. The grades that a student must achieve.
  3. The Skills, Attitudes, Values, Sports, Arts, etc., that a student is supposed to learn and will be able to do.
  4. The number of hours a student must spend studying.

(18) What are the Learning Outcomes as per the National Curriculum Framework 2023?

  1. The grades a student achieves in exams.
  2. The number of books a student reads.
  3. What a student should learn and be able to do, is derived from the Aims of Education as envisioned by NEP 2020.
  4. The number of extracurricular activities a student participates in.

(19) How can ongoing assessment in a well-designed classroom be developed?

  1. Through an Observation Schedule, Children’s Portfolio, Simple Language, Holistic Progress Card, and Rubrics for each competency.
  2. Through summative assessments at the end of each stage of schooling.
  3. Through reasoning and argumentation skills.
  4. Through recognizing their own emotional biases.

(20) Which of the following domains of development are emphasized in the Foundational Stage of the National Curriculum Framework 2023?

  1. Physical Development and Socio-emotional Development.
  2. Ethical Development and Cognitive Development.
  3. Aesthetic and Cultural Development and Language and Literacy Development.
  4. All of the above.

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(21) According to NCF 2023, NCrF framework, how are students’ study hours accounted for and utilized?

  1. Students receive credit points for their study hours, which are then stored in a physical ledger.
  2. Student’s study hours are converted into credit points, each representing 30 hours of study, and these credits are deposited in the student’s DigiLocker.
  3. Students are given a certificate for every 800 hours of study, without any credit points being awarded.
  4. Students’ study hours are not tracked or credited in any form.

(22) What type of pedagogy plays a significant role in the National Curriculum Framework 2023?

StagesPedagogical approach
(a) Foundational stage(i) Activity and discovery-based pedagogy
(b) Preparatory stage(ii) Play based pedagogy
(c) Middle stage(iii) High-order experiential-based pedagogy
(d) Secondary stage (iv) Project & Discussion based pedagogy
  1. (a)-ii, (b)-i, (c)-iv, (d)-iii.
  2. (a)-i, (b)-iii, (c)-iv, (d)-ii.
  3. (a)-ii, (b)-iv, (c)-i, (d)-iii.
  4. (a)-iii, (b)-i, (c)-ii, (d)-iv.

(23) How many languages are students expected to learn in Stage-wise?

StagesLanguages
(a) Foundational stage(i) One & Two languages.
(b) Preparatory stage(ii) Two languages only.
(c) Middle stage(iii) Three languages only.
(d) Secondary stage (iv) Two & Three languages.
  1. (a)-ii, (b)-i, (c)-iv, (d)-iii.
  2. (a)-i, (b)-iii, (c)-iv, (d)-ii.
  3. (a)-ii, (b)-iv, (c)-i, (d)-iii.
  4. (a)-i, (b)-ii, (c)-iii, (d)-iv.

(24) Assertion (A): In the Middle Stage, assessments can become more formal and explicit.

Reason (R): This is because students at this stage are capable of understanding more complex concepts and are expected to engage with higher-order capacities of analysis and synthesis.

  1. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
  2. Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.
  3. A is true but R is false.
  4. A is false but R is true.

(25) What are the age ranges for students in the different stages of the New National Curriculum Framework 2023?

StagesAge Ranges
(a) Foundational stage(i) 14-18 years.
(b) Preparatory stage(ii) 3-8 years.
(c) Middle stage(iii) 8-11 years.
(d) Secondary stage (iv) 11-14 years.
  1. (a)-ii, (b)-i, (c)-iv, (d)-iii.
  2. (a)-i, (b)-iii, (c)-iv, (d)-ii.
  3. (a)-ii, (b)-iii, (c)-iv, (d)-i.
  4. (a)-i, (b)-ii, (c)-iii, (d)-iv.

(26) What are the fundamental educational principles promoted by the National Curriculum Framework 2023?

  1. Comprehensive development, critical thinking, and inclusivity.
  2. Rote learning, competition, and standardization.
  3. Memorization, obedience, and discipline.
  4. Examination, ranking, and grading.

(27) What does the National Curriculum Framework 2023 aim to provide learners with?

  1. The ability to memorize facts and figures.
  2. The skills and knowledge to navigate today’s world.
  3. The ability to pass standardized tests.
  4. The ability to recite the national anthem.

(28) In the Middle Stage, students should be given opportunities to engage with higher-order capacities of…

  1. Memorization and recall.
  2. Analysis and synthesis.
  3. Note-taking and summarizing.
  4. Listening and speaking.

(29) What kind of shift does the National Curriculum Framework 2023 mark?

  1. Towards a more rigid and teacher-centric educational paradigm.
  2. Towards a more flexible, learner-centric, and inclusive educational paradigm.
  3. Towards a more exam-oriented and competitive educational paradigm.
  4. Towards a more traditional and rote-learning-based educational paradigm.

(30) The vision of the NCF 2023 aligns with which of the following?

  1. The vision is outlined in our constitution.
  2. The vision is outlined in the United Nations Charter.
  3. The vision is outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
  4. None of the above.

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