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What possible effect does promoting girls’ education have on fertility rate under the National Population Policy?

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Correct answer: Reproductive decisions become more informed and the rate may decline

Correct answer: A. Education gives girls and women knowledge, confidence and greater ability to participate in decisions about marriage, pregnancy, child spacing and health care. Schooling may also support delayed marriage and help a person understand available services and the consequences of different choices. These factors can make reproductive decisions more informed and may contribute to a decline in fertility rate over time. The word “may” is important: education influences decisions but does not mechanically produce the same result in every family. Option B is wrong because fertility does not always increase when girls are educated. Option C is the opposite of the likely effect; education supports literacy rather than ending it. Option D is wrong because education does not make health services irrelevant; informed people still need accessible, quality services. Memory cue: education expands informed choice; it does not force a family size.

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Girls-EducationFertility-RateNational-Population-PolicyNational Population PolicyPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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