Question

Q 22. For what purpose did Dr.
Ambedkar go to England?
O To become a lawyer
O for picnic
O O O O
O for polity
O for attack​

Answer 1

He received a PhD in economics and then went to England. He was admitted to the London School of Economics for a DSc and to Gray's Inn to study for the Bar. However, short of money, Ambedkar returned to India and entered the Baroda state service.

To become a lawyer.

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Answer 2

Complete question

Although a part of your question might be missing, you might be referring to the following question:

For what purpose did Dr Ambedkar go to England?

(a) To become a lawyer

(b) To travel

(c ) To become a leader

(d) None of these

Answer:

Dr Ambedkar goes to England to become a lawyer.

Purpose of Dr Ambedkar:

• After completing his PhD in economics, Dr Ambedkar relocated to England.
• To pursue a DSc and prepare for the Bar, he was admitted to both the London School of Economics and Gray's Inn.
• However, due to financial constraints, Ambedkar returned to India and entered the Baroda state service.
• In 1920, Ambedkar returned to England.
• In 1923, Dr Ambedkar obtained his DSc and was appointed to the Bar. 
• Dr Ambedkar then returned to India and began a law practice in Bombay.
• As a defender of fundamental freedom, Dr Ambedkar came into prominence.

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