The state government has decided to reduce the state government has decided to reduce the syllabus of Std 9 to 12
- Due to the current corona condition, the new rule will only apply for one year.
- In online education students will be taught the full course but only 70% will be asked.
Press Release In the situation of coVID-19, the decision of the State Government to reduce the curriculum from Std. 9 to 12 in the interest of the students. The press release of Gujarat Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education states that in the current situation of CoVID-12 in place of Hon'ble Education Minister In the presence of the officers of the Education Department at the Gujarat Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education for consideration on reducing the working days and curriculum in the schools Meetings were held on the 2nd. A meeting was held at STTI, Gandhinagar on 9/07/2050 under the chairmanship of Hon'ble Minister of Education to consider this matter, in which academics as well as experts and officials of different disciplines were present.
The work could not be done. But the task of educating students through online education has been done through different mediums. In the current situation, the curriculum has been reduced by CBSE as well as other state boards as well as representations have been received from students and parents to reduce the curriculum. In the interest of the students in the prevailing situation of COvip-19, the State Government has decided to reduce the estimated curriculum in all the schools recognized by Gujarat Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education for the academic year 2020-21 by an estimated 30%. So that the stress of students can be reduced and Std-12
In all the schools, it has been decided to reduce the curriculum from Std-9 to Std-12 by an estimated 30% for the academic year 2020-21, so that the stress of the students can be reduced and the students of Std-10 and Std-12 can prepare well for the board exams. The issues reduced from the syllabus of Std-9 to 1 have been reduced for the purpose of examination i.e. those issues have been canceled from the syllabus. From there, questions will not be asked in the examination, but in the academic interest of the students, the teachers will have to impart the knowledge of this issue to the students, this matter will be applicable only for the academic year 2020-201. Care has been taken to ensure that leaked chapters do not become a topic while reducing the syllabus and students do not face any difficulty in competitive examinations.
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A detailed circular in this regard will be issued by the Gujarat Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education. In which the details of the ongoing chapters / issues in the syllabus of Puran-9 to 12 subjects as well as the chapters / issues canceled from the syllabus will be sent to all the schools recognized by the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board through all the District Education Officers.
The Gujarat government has reduced the syllabus of Std. The government has decided to reduce the curriculum, giving partial relief to students due to the global epidemic of corona. Notably, the study is running online so far as students in the state are currently unable to go to school due to corona. Not only that, in the current online education, students will be taught the entire course but the board's paper will be asked only from 70% of the courses, said Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama.
The study rule will apply for one year only
The state government has reduced the curriculum of students in Gujarat by 30 per cent for one year. Due to the current corona condition, this rule will only apply for one year. Not only that, standard 10 and 12 students will be able to take stress free exams. However, the Gujarat government has not yet taken a decision on when the schools will start but according to the Centre's SOP, a decision may be taken to start the schools after Diwali.
A decision that relieves students
When the syllabus of standard 9 to 12 has been reduced, the questions covering the issues of the reduced syllabus will not be asked in the examination. However its teaching teachers have to pay attention to the academic interest of the students. Special care has been taken to ensure that the students do not face any difficulty in the competitive examination due to the reduced syllabus.
To be taken in the month of May. 10th and 12th exams
Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama announced that a 30 per cent cut in the curriculum has been made in the interest of students. Students now focus on 70 percent of the curriculum. In the midst of the Corona epidemic, Std. To conduct 10th and 12th examinations in the month of May and Std. 9 and std. The 11th exam is scheduled to be held in June. May 21 std. 10th and 12th exams will be started.
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