Explanation:

Only option 3rd is correctly matched.

• Wood's dispatch was called the Magna Carta of Indian Education because it aimed to give more education liberties and freedoms to the people of India and advance their education system.

• A commission headed by W.W. Hunter was established by the government in 1882 to assess the nation's educational advancement since the Despatch of 1854. The recommendations of the Hunter Commission were mostly focused on basic and primary education.

• The Raleigh Commission was created to look at the situation and future of Indian universities and to offer suggestions on how to improve their administrative and organizational frameworks. The 1902 Indian Universities Commission, commonly known by this name, issued a number of significant recommendations, including revisions to university curricula, guidance on academics and tests, and state scholarships.

• The Sadler Commission was a commission set up to inquire into the conditions and prospects of the University of Calcutta. Some of the main recommendations of the Sadler Commission were as follows: All the teaching staff in Calcutta were to be organized so that Calcutta University would be a full-fledged university.

Hence option 3rd is correct.