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Indian education system generally is divided into following periods :
Answer: A
The usual division is Vedic period, Buddhist period, Muslim period, British period, Post-Independence period.
Histories of Indian education commonly trace it through the Vedic (Brahmanic) system of gurukuls, the Buddhist monastic universities such as Nalanda, the maktabs and madrasas of the medieval period, the colonial system after Macaulay and Wood's Despatch, and the developments after 1947.
The other options mix in categories (Ramayan and Mahabharat periods, a separate Jain period, Puranas period) that are not standard periods in the history of Indian education.
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