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If excess charge carriers are created in the semiconductor then the new Fermi level is known as Quasi-Fermi level. Is it true?

If excess charge carriers are created in the semiconductor then the new Fermi level is known as Quasi-Fermi level. Is it true? Correct Answer True

Quasi-fermi level is defined as the change in the level of the Fermi level when the excess chare carriers are added to the semiconductor.

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