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Following are the barriers in integrating ICT in education:
A. Attitude of teachers and students,
B. Digital Inequality,
C. Availability of Digital Content in Indian Languages,
D. Number of students in class,
E. Examination system.
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When evaluating barriers to technology integration, consider both human factors and technological aspects.

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A, D and E only
B, C and D only
C, D and E only
A, B and C only

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The Correct Option is D

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