West Bengal Education Department roll out new state education policy | Details
September 10, 2023 18:11 ISTThe Education Department issued the notification on September 9 which proposed the continuation of the state's 5+4+2+2 school system.
The Education Department issued the notification on September 9 which proposed the continuation of the state's 5+4+2+2 school system.
The NCERT textbooks for all grades will be revised in accordance with National Curriculum Framework, officials said.
State Education Minister, Bratya Basu, on Apr 7 announced that the state govt has decided to formulate its own State Education Policy and not implement the Union govt formulated National Education Policy.
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Wednesday said the government is open for discussion NEP, and there is no need for anyone to worry.
A video of Sheikh Molvi Noorullah Munir is being widely shared on Twitter, wherein he is seen talking of education policy and of master's degrees and PhD.
"I am glad that 14 engineering colleges in 8 states are going to start its in 5 Indian languages - Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi and Bengali. A tool has also been developed for translation of engineering course into 11 Indian languages," Modi said
The PGI for States and Union Territories was first published in 2019 with reference to the year 2017-18. The PGI: States/UTs for 2019-20 is the third publication in this series.
The government in the National Education Policy said that children in classes 3, 4 and 5 should be given a maximum of two hours of homework per week. For Classes 6 to 8, the homework should be maximum of one hour a day.
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The University Grants Commission (UGC) has directed universities and colleges across the country to create awareness about the new National Education Policy (NEP) amongst teachers, students, officials and other stakeholders in the higher education system.
The National Education Policy (NEP) has not mentioned Mandarin — group of Sinitic Chinese languages — from the list of the examples of foreign languages that schools can offer to students.
Delhi education minister and deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia today said the National Education Policy 2020 is "a forward-looking document which accepts flaws of today's education system." He however said the new policy was unable to break free of pressures of education's old tradtions.
The government on Wednesday unveiled the new National Education Policy bringing a number of reforms almost after 34 years. one of the salient features of the new education policy is replacing the 10+2 structure of school curriculum with a 5+3+3+4 curriculum structure corresponding to age groups 3-8, 8-11, 11-14, and 14-18 years respectively.
The significant changes to the policy, which has been overhauled after 34 years, includes discontinuing Master of Philosophy (MPhil) courses, making board examinations for Class 10 and 12 students easier, establish a single regulator for higher education, flexible undergraduate courses among others.
The draft NEP that proposes sweeping reforms in the country's education sector, has been placed in the public domain for suggestions from public till July 31.
The information was given by Union Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal 'Nishank', while in Rajya Sabha on Thursday. The draft NEP has been put in the public domain from May 31.
Political parties in Tamil Nadu are up in arms against three language formula stated in draft Education Policy.
An education panel, formed of Secretaries on education, has recommended that English should be made “a compulsory subject in all schools from class 6th onwards.
Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar has said that the constitutionally guaranteed reservation will continue in the new Education Policy and that the government has no plans to make any changes.
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