CBSE did surprise inspection of many schools, know what was the purpose

CBSE is continuously running a campaign to take action against schools failing in education. Recently the board had taken action against some schools for submitting wrong documents. After which now the board has conducted surprise inspection of many schools. Where officials have also found some shortcomings.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted surprise inspections in 29 schools located in six regions including Delhi on 18 and 19 December. This inspection took place in Delhi on Wednesday 18 December. Whereas in Bengaluru, Patna, Bilaspur, Varanasi and Ahmedabad this investigation was done on 19 December.

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It is important to follow the rules
If reports are to be believed, the main objective of these inspections was to ensure adherence to CBSE standards and affiliation rules in schools.

The investigation found violations of the board’s laid down rules in most of the schools, which included issues such as school infrastructure and enrollment of students in excess of their attendance capacity.

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If reports are to be believed, many students preparing for engineering and medical entrance exams prefer to take admission as ‘dummy’. So that they can completely concentrate on preparing for competitive exams. Such students do not go to regular classes but appear directly for the board exams. Are.

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guidelines given
Issuing a statement on Thursday, CBSE said that these inspections reflect the board’s commitment to maintaining high educational standards and ensuring strict adherence to its guidelines.

CBSE has said that these inspections are an important step in the Board’s continuous efforts aimed at promoting transparency, accountability and adherence to rules in all affiliated schools. The board has asked all the schools to ensure that they follow their respective rules and standards. So that quality is maintained in the education sector.

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