What is the full form of UPSC, the body that conducts India’s Civil Services Examination?
Correct answer B. Union Public Service Commission
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Education and Exams Full Forms MCQs
Education and Exams Full Forms MCQs test the abbreviations used for academic degrees, entrance tests, examinations and education bodies. Every question on MCQs360 shows the correct answer instantly.
SSC, the Indian government body that conducts the CGL and CHSL exams, stands for what?
Correct answer C. Staff Selection Commission
In the Railway Recruitment Board’s RRB NTPC examination, what does NTPC stand for?
Correct answer D. Non-Technical Popular Categories
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In the context of the UGC examination in India, what does NET stand for?
Correct answer B. National Eligibility Test
NEET, the Indian entrance test for medical courses, stands for which of the following?
Correct answer B. National Eligibility cum Entrance Test
In examinations, what does the abbreviation MCQ stand for?
Correct answer B. Multiple Choice Question
JEE Main is conducted by the National Testing Agency. What does JEE in its name stand for?
Correct answer D. Joint Entrance Examination
JEE, the entrance test for engineering admissions in India, stands for which of the following?
Correct answer A. Joint Entrance Examination
The UPSC CDS examination recruits officers for India’s armed forces. What does CDS stand for?
Correct answer A. Combined Defence Services
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In accountancy, what does the professional title CA stand for?
Correct answer A. Chartered Accountant
SRM, as in SRM Institute of Science and Technology in Chennai, stands for what?
Correct answer B. Sri Ramaswamy Memorial
In Indian vocational training, what does SCVT stand for?
Correct answer A. State Council for Vocational Training
NIOS, India’s distance-learning school board, stands for which of the following?
Correct answer B. National Institute of Open Schooling
In Indian vocational training, what does NCVT stand for?
Correct answer A. National Council for Vocational Training
NCERT, which publishes school textbooks in India, stands for what?
Correct answer C. National Council of Educational Research and Training
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IIT, India’s leading engineering institutes, stands for which of the following?
Correct answer D. Indian Institute of Technology
IBPS, the body that conducts recruitment exams for public sector banks in India, stands for what?
Correct answer A. Institute of Banking Personnel Selection
In colleges and organisations, what does HOD stand for?
Correct answer C. Head of Department
CBSE, India’s national school education board, stands for what?
Correct answer D. Central Board of Secondary Education
BSCC, the education loan scheme run by the Bihar government, stands for which of the following?
Correct answer B. Bihar Student Credit Card
About Education and Exams Full Forms MCQs
The questions cover undergraduate and professional degrees such as BA, BBA, BCA, BDS, MBBS and LLB, postgraduate degrees such as MCA, entrance and eligibility tests such as NEET, JEE and UGC NET, and education and training bodies such as NCERT, NCVT and SCVT.
Key facts to remember
- MBBS stands for Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery.
- LLB stands for Bachelor of Laws, from the Latin Legum Baccalaureus.
- BDS stands for Bachelor of Dental Surgery.
- NEET stands for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test.
- JEE stands for Joint Entrance Examination.
- NCERT stands for National Council of Educational Research and Training.
Exams that include Education and Exams Full Forms MCQs
Pakistan
- NTS
- PPSC
- FPSC
India
- SSC CGL
- SSC CHSL
- RRB NTPC
- State level tests
Bangladesh
- Government job tests
How to prepare for Education and Exams Full Forms MCQs
- Learn degree abbreviations in pairs, such as BCA and MCA, or BBA and MBA.
- For Latin-based degrees such as LLB, remember that the letters come from the Latin name.
- Read the country context in the question, as many exam and board names are specific to one country.
Frequently asked questions
What does LLB stand for?
LLB stands for Bachelor of Laws. The letters come from the Latin Legum Baccalaureus, and the double L marks the plural of the Latin word for law.
Last reviewed October 2026