Consider the following landmarks in Indian education: 1. Hindu College, Calcutta 2. University of Calcutta 3. Adam's Report 4. Wood's Despatch The correct chronological order of these landmarks is

1. The question asks for the correct chronological order of landmarks in Indian education. 2. Landmark 1: Hindu College, Calcutta was established in 1817 by Raja Ram Mohan Roy and others. It was one of the earliest institutions offering modern Western education. 3. Landmark 3: Adam's Report refers to the surveys and reports on indigenous education in Bengal and Bihar conducted by William Adam between 1835 and 1838. 4. Landmark 4: Wood's Despatch (Sir Charles Wood's Despatch on Education) was issued in 1854. It is considered the 'Magna Carta' of English education in India and recommended a systematic educational structure from primary to university level. 5. Landmark 2: The University of Calcutta was established in 1857, based on the recommendations of the Wood's Despatch. 6. Therefore, the correct chronological order is: Hindu College, Calcutta (I, 1817) -> Adam's Report (III, 1835-38) -> Wood's Despatch (IV, 1854) -> University of Calcutta (II, 1857). The sequence is I, III, IV, II.