Comparative Case Studies (India, Bangladesh, etc.) MCQs

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1. Which country’s dairy cooperative model inspired Bangladesh’s milk village program?
(A) India (Amul model)
(B) New Zealand
(C) Denmark
(D) USA

2. What percentage of rural households in Bangladesh participate in cooperatives compared to India?
(A) 15% vs 25%
(B) 22% vs 30%
(C) 28% vs 18%
(D) 35% vs 40%

3. Which South Asian country has the highest number of registered cooperatives per capita?
(A) India
(B) Pakistan
(C) Sri Lanka
(D) Nepal

4. What key difference exists between Indian and Bangladeshi microcredit cooperatives?
(A) Loan repayment periods
(B) Gender of borrowers
(C) Government involvement
(D) Interest rate structures

5. Which cooperative sector performs better in Bangladesh than India?
(A) Dairy
(B) Fisheries
(C) Handicrafts
(D) Housing

6. What innovative feature does Nepal’s coffee cooperative model have that India lacks?
(A) Direct export contracts
(B) Organic certification programs
(C) Farmer-owned processing units
(D) Blockchain traceability

7. Compared to India, why are Bangladesh’s textile cooperatives more successful?
(A) Larger membership base
(B) Better export market access
(C) Stronger labor unions
(D) More government subsidies

8. Which country’s cooperative laws mandate higher women participation than others?
(A) India (33% reservation)
(B) Bangladesh (40% target)
(C) Pakistan (25% requirement)
(D) Sri Lanka (no mandate)

9. What percentage of agricultural cooperatives fail within 5 years in Pakistan compared to Bangladesh?
(A) 25% vs 15%
(B) 40% vs 30%
(C) 55% vs 35%
(D) 70% vs 50%

10. Which country’s solar energy cooperatives are most successful in South Asia?
(A) India (Gujarat model)
(B) Bangladesh (Infrastructure Development Co.)
(C) Nepal (Community Solar)
(D) Sri Lanka (Lanka Electricity Co.)

Module 1: Introduction to Cooperatives MCQs

Definition and Principles of Cooperatives (ICA principles) MCQs
Types of Cooperatives: Agricultural, Consumer, Credit, Housing, Marketing, Industrial MCQs
Objectives and Functions of Cooperatives MCQs

Module 2: History of the Cooperative Movement MCQs

Origin of the Cooperative Movement (Globally and in British India) MCQs
Rochdale Pioneers and Early Models MCQs
Cooperative Movement in British India and Post-Partition Pakistan MCQs

Module 3: Legal Framework MCQs

Cooperative Societies Act (1925) MCQs
Provincial Cooperative Laws and Acts MCQs
Registration, Regulation, and Supervision of Cooperatives in Pakistan MCQs

Module 4: Cooperative Movement in Pakistan MCQs – A Historical Overview

Early Development (1947–1970) MCQs
Nationalization Era and its Impact (1970s) MCQs
Revival and Policy Shifts (1980s–2000s) MCQs
Modern-Day Cooperative Trends (2000–present) MCQs

Module 5: Structure and Organization of Cooperatives MCQs

Governance and Management of Cooperatives MCQs
Membership and Voting Rights MCQs
Sources of Capital and Financing MCQs
Auditing and Accountability in Cooperatives MCQs

Module 6: Sector-wise Analysis of Cooperatives in Pakistan MCQs

Agricultural Cooperatives MCQs
Credit and Saving Cooperatives (Cooperative Banks) MCQs
Industrial and Artisan Cooperatives MCQs
Women and Youth Cooperatives MCQs
Housing and Urban Cooperatives MCQs

Module 7: Role of Cooperatives in Rural Development MCQs

Poverty Alleviation MCQs
Employment Generation MCQs
Access to Credit and Resources MCQs
Women Empowerment MCQs

Module 8: Challenges Facing Cooperatives Today MCQs

Corruption and Mismanagement MCQs
Political Interference MCQs
Lack of Awareness and Education MCQs
Inadequate Policy Support MCQs

Module 9: Case Studies and Field Reports MCQs

Successful Cooperative Models in Pakistan MCQs
Comparative Case Studies (India, Bangladesh, etc.) MCQs
Student Field Visit Report / Research Assignment MCQs

Module 10: Future of Cooperatives in Pakistan MCQs

Policy Recommendations MCQs
Digitalization and Modernization MCQs
Integration with Microfinance and SMEs MCQs
Sustainable Development and Cooperatives MCQs