No Plus Two Courses in Schools in Bihar From April 1; Training Dept Releases Discover
In 2007, the Nitish Kumar authorities had taken a coverage determination to section out intermediate schooling from faculties in conformity with the Nationwide Training Coverage (1986/92) and had launched 10+2 format in plus two.
Patna: The Bihar authorities introduced it was going to discontinue plus two (intermediate) courses being held in faculties affiliated to varied universities within the state. Issuing the notification on Wednesday, the Training division mentioned that whereas such courses had been discontinued in Patna College a couple of decade in the past, the identical will stop to be held at faculties falling beneath different varsities from the tutorial session starting in April this yr.
As per the notification, the intermediate schooling in all three streams arts, science, and commerce will now be imparted solely in greater secondary faculties from the brand new session, information company PTI reported. The division additionally mentioned the delinking of intermediate (plus two) from faculties has been really useful within the Universities Act however the identical couldn’t be enforced till now due to insufficient infrastructure and manpower in greater secondary faculties. The decision on this regard has already been notified within the state gazette.
In 2007, the Nitish Kumar authorities had taken a coverage determination to section out intermediate schooling from faculties in conformity with the Nationwide Training Coverage (1986/92) and had launched 10+2 format in plus two. “The division has already developed large-scale infrastructure and recruited 67,961 lecturers for greater secondary faculties and one other 65,737 lecturers in secondary faculties beneath a particular drive. The federal government faculties are actually outfitted to deal with plus two schooling”, reads the notification, PTI reported. Earlier, the Bihar authorities had additionally taken a coverage determination to have one greater secondary college in each panchayat and had upgraded the prevailing secondary faculties.
(With Inputs From PTI)
