Discussion
Who recommended that only graduates with three years' experience to be admitted to M.Ed. course ?
Answer: B
The key gives the Education Commission reports 1964-66. I could not confirm this, so it is the key's reading.
The Education Commission under D. S. Kothari (1964-66) made wide-ranging proposals on teacher education, including better qualified teacher educators, and it is the usual source for later recommendations on the standards of postgraduate teacher training. The searches I ran did not find the specific recommendation that only graduates with three years of experience should be admitted to the M.Ed.
The Yashpal committee dealt with learning without burden and with higher education, the UGC reports of the 1960s dealt with university education in general, and the Chattopadhyaya committee (1983-85) reviewed teacher education and favoured concurrent courses. None of those matches the stem more closely, and nothing shows the key wrong, so it is kept.
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