Discussion
In Moghal period higher education learning centres were known as .........
Answer: B
Higher education centres were known as madrasas.
In the Mughal period, elementary education was given in maktabs attached to mosques, while madrasas were centres of higher learning teaching theology, law, philosophy, literature and sciences, often supported by the rulers.
Maktabs were for primary education, 'Arabi schools' is not the historical term, and 'Khajkais' is not a known institution.
Well-known madrasas of the period included those set up by rulers and nobles in cities such as Delhi, Agra and Fatehpur Sikri.
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