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QUESTION PYQ 17
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10 marks

What was the difference between Mahatma Gandhi and Ranbindranath Tagore in their approach towards education and nationalism?

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150 words

What the examiner wants

For Gandhi vs Tagore on Education, the core task is to explain the exact proposition ‘What was the difference between Mahatma Gandhi and Ranbindranath Tagore in their approach towards education and nationalism’. Organise the answer around its qualifier and evidence burden, not around a generic syllabus note.

ExplainMake clear how and why it happens: causes, process, and an example for each point.

Demand-wise check

  1. 1What was the difference between Mahatma Gandhi and Ranbindranath Tagore in their approach towards education and nationalism?≈55 words
  2. 2Use named historical evidence for Gandhi vs Tagore on Education and connect it to significance, causation or continuity/change rather than listing facts≈55 words

Open in about 20 words and close in about 20.

Answer plan

Context3–4 feature/contribution clusters for Gandhi vs Tagore on EducationNamed historical evidenceSignificance/legacyQualified conclusion

Where marks usually go

  • Turning this into a broad note on Gandhi vs Tagore on Education instead of answering the question’s operative wording: ‘What was the difference between Mahatma Gandhi and Ranbindranath Tagore in their approach towards…’
  • Adding correct but adjacent facts on Gandhi vs Tagore on Education that do not advance the exact causal, comparative or evaluative task in this PYQ

Value addition

  • Gandhi vs Tagore on Education: compact timeline or evidence→significance table; use a monument/site sketch only where architecture is central
    → Draw it in the body, next to the point it supports.

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