Hpbose: Himachal School Education Board Reduced Syllabus By 30 Percent, Notification Issued
Himachal School Education Board Reduced Syllabus By 30 Percent
Reported & Written By Kumud Sharma, Diary Times, Dharamshala, March 19: Himachal Pradesh School Education Board has reduced the syllabus for the academic session 2024-25 by 30 percent. The Education Board has issued a notification to remove the syllabus from the old books issued by the Education Board. During this period, while the Education Board has completely cut out many chapters from the curriculum from classes 6th to 12th, there are also many chapters from which instructions have been given to school Principels not to teach page numbers. According to the information, Himachal Pradesh School Education Board has got new books printed for the academic session 2024-25.
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The newly printed books have 30 percent less syllabus than the old books. The newly printed books are being sent by the Education Board to various schools of the state. The syllabus in these books is 30 percent less than the books printed earlier. At the same time, the Education Board has sent old books to some schools of the state. Which subject is to be removed from which class in these old books sent. The School Education Board has issued a notification in this regard. According to the notification issued by the Education Board, many subjects have been removed from the curriculum from class 6th to 12th.
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removed these topics –
In class 6th Basant Part-1, Chapter-5 Importance of letters, Chapter-6 Par Nazar Ke and Chapter-17 Saans-Saans, the topic Bamboo has been removed. Apart from this, some topics from Chapter-1 to Five, Chapter-8 and Nine have been removed from Mathematics, while Chapter-13 Symmetry and Chapter-14 Experimental Geometry have been completely removed, while from Science subject Chapter- 1, 3, 6, 14 and 16 have been completely removed. Similarly, various subjects have been removed from other classes also.
There may be an increase in multiple choice questions –
It is also believed that the School Education Board will increase the number of multiple choice questions during the examinations. It is noteworthy that the Education Board has already decided that from the upcoming academic session, a separate OMR seat will be provided by the Board to solve multiple choice questions during the board examinations, so that children can get information about the OMR seat And whenever they become a part of any competitive examination, they should not face any problem in filling the OMR sheet.
Himachal Pradesh School Education Board has reduced the syllabus by 30 percent. The Education Board has made this cut in the newly printed books. Old books have reached some schools of the state, in which the board has issued a notification to reduce the syllabus by 30 percent. During this, it will be told which chapter is not to be taught from which book of which class. This has been explained.
-Dr. Major Vishal Sharma, Secretary, HP Board Dharamshala
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