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Due to the increasing speed of Corona, school curriculum can be cut again, the round of meetings in the Ministry of Education continues

If the pace of corona infection does not stop by the end of this month, then the curriculum from schools ninth to twelfth may be cut again like last year. However, there are plans to teach the entire syllabus so far. Despite this, the corona has started churning seriously on the basis of the pace that has
 
Due to the increasing speed of Corona, school curriculum can be cut again, the round of meetings in the Ministry of Education continues

If the pace of corona infection does not stop by the end of this month, then the curriculum from schools ninth to twelfth may be cut again like last year. However, there are plans to teach the entire syllabus so far. Despite this, the corona has started churning seriously on the basis of the pace that has been accelerating since last week and the school closure has started. According to officials associated with the Ministry of Education, in view of Corona’s growing transition, students have no other option but to teach online. There is also a discussion on how many courses can be taught online to students.

Round of meetings in Ministry of Education, instructions to monitor CBSE and NCERT

Any decision on the status of infection will be taken by the end of this month. With this, CBSE board exams are being planned to be held on time, so that these exams can be conducted in February and March next year. At present, any decision regarding this will be taken according to the coming situation. Meanwhile, officials of the Ministry of Education have also discussed with NCERT and CBSE the challenges related to the new academic session that started. Also, they have been asked to keep a close watch.

Last year, in similar situations of transition, courses were cut up to thirty percent

Last year, CBSE cut the syllabus for the academic session 2020-21 from ninth to twelfth by thirty percent on the advice of the Ministry of Education after similar conditions of corona infection. However, this deduction was made only for that season. Now the board examinations of tenth and twelfth to be held from May 4 will also be on the basis of the revised syllabus. No questions will be asked from the deleted course.