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The elusive triangle of J.P. Nayak is:

AAccess, cost, time
BEquality, quality, quantity
CTeacher, school, parent
DAims, means, results
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Equality, quality, quantity
1. J.P. Nayak described a triangle for Indian education. 2. Its three corners are equality, quality and quantity. 3. The other trios are not the ones he named. _Source: Wikipedia, National Curriculum Framework 2005, Perspective of NCF_
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