Intelligence in the Indian context is known as-

The correct answer is Option (3) → Integral Intelligence

Option (1) Technological Intelligence — Incorrect. Technological intelligence is the type promoted by technologically advanced (Western) societies: skills of attention, observation, analysis, performance, speed and achievement orientation. It is the opposite pole to the Indian view.

Option (2) Cognitive Intelligence — Incorrect. The Indian view does not stop at cognition: Indian thinkers give equal attention to cognitive and non-cognitive processes as well as their integration. Calling it cognitive intelligence leaves out half of it.

Option (3) Integral Intelligence — Correct. Contrary to technological intelligence, intelligence in the Indian tradition can be termed integral intelligence, which gives emphasis on connectivity with the social and world environment and views intelligence from a holistic perspective. The Sanskrit word ‘buddhi’ is far wider in scope than the Western concept.

Option (4) Behavioural Intelligence — Incorrect. There is no such term for intelligence in the Indian tradition; the Indian view is described by its wholeness, not by behaviour alone.