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NCERT Class 7 Ganita Prakash Textbook Highlights Contributions Of Ancient Indian Mathematicians
NCERT aims to provide accurate historical context in math education, moving away from colonial perspectives in line with NEP 2020.
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NCERT Launches New Mathematics Textbook For Class 8. Here's What Makes It Special
NCERT New Mathematics Textbook: It is aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the National Curriculum Framework for School Education.
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CBSE Brainstorms When And How To Conduct Board Exams Twice A Year
The CBSE is in a dilemma over scheduling the two rounds of board examinations as recommended in the new National Curriculum Framework (NCF) - its options being January-February, March-April and June.
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Explained: New Curriculum, Credit Framework For Postgraduate Programmes
UGC's new curriculum for PG programmes: This framework aims to offer greater flexibility and relevance in PG education, catering to diverse academic backgrounds and career aspirations of students.
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UGC Releases New Curriculum, Credit Framework For Postgraduate Programmes
The UGC has developed the curriculum and credit framework for postgraduate programmes to accommodate restructured degree programs and entry/exit procedures.
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Education Ministry Calls For Annual Review And Update Of NCERT Textbooks
Currently, the NCERT is developing textbooks following the New Curriculum Framework (NCF) declared in 2023.
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Class 9-10 Students To Study 2 Indian Languages: Government
Students in class 9 and 10 will now have to mandatorily study three languages including two Indian native ones while students in classes 11-12 will have to study one Indian and one other language, according to the New Curriculum Framework (NCF).
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4 Stages, Rooted In Indian Culture: All You Need To Know About New Education Rules
As per the new framework released today, the entire curriculum will be divided into four stages: Foundation, preparatory, middle and secondary.
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Exam On Demand, Choice Of Course: 5 Points On New Education Rules
The Centre on Wednesday launched the new curriculum framework for school students that is expected to come into force from next year.
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No Written Exam Till Class 2: New Education Draft Explains Assessment Process
Explicit tests and exams are completely inappropriate assessment tools for children up to class 2 and written tests should be introduced from class 3 onwards, the draft National Curriculum Framework (NCF) has recommended.
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NCERT Class 7 Ganita Prakash Textbook Highlights Contributions Of Ancient Indian Mathematicians
NCERT aims to provide accurate historical context in math education, moving away from colonial perspectives in line with NEP 2020.
-
NCERT Launches New Mathematics Textbook For Class 8. Here's What Makes It Special
NCERT New Mathematics Textbook: It is aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the National Curriculum Framework for School Education.
-
CBSE Brainstorms When And How To Conduct Board Exams Twice A Year
The CBSE is in a dilemma over scheduling the two rounds of board examinations as recommended in the new National Curriculum Framework (NCF) - its options being January-February, March-April and June.
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Explained: New Curriculum, Credit Framework For Postgraduate Programmes
UGC's new curriculum for PG programmes: This framework aims to offer greater flexibility and relevance in PG education, catering to diverse academic backgrounds and career aspirations of students.
-
UGC Releases New Curriculum, Credit Framework For Postgraduate Programmes
The UGC has developed the curriculum and credit framework for postgraduate programmes to accommodate restructured degree programs and entry/exit procedures.
-
Education Ministry Calls For Annual Review And Update Of NCERT Textbooks
Currently, the NCERT is developing textbooks following the New Curriculum Framework (NCF) declared in 2023.
-
Class 9-10 Students To Study 2 Indian Languages: Government
Students in class 9 and 10 will now have to mandatorily study three languages including two Indian native ones while students in classes 11-12 will have to study one Indian and one other language, according to the New Curriculum Framework (NCF).
-
4 Stages, Rooted In Indian Culture: All You Need To Know About New Education Rules
As per the new framework released today, the entire curriculum will be divided into four stages: Foundation, preparatory, middle and secondary.
-
Exam On Demand, Choice Of Course: 5 Points On New Education Rules
The Centre on Wednesday launched the new curriculum framework for school students that is expected to come into force from next year.
-
No Written Exam Till Class 2: New Education Draft Explains Assessment Process
Explicit tests and exams are completely inappropriate assessment tools for children up to class 2 and written tests should be introduced from class 3 onwards, the draft National Curriculum Framework (NCF) has recommended.
