Rajasthan School Syllabus

The School Education Department’s RKSMBK application assessed 1.35 crore OCR sheets of 50 lakh Classes 3 to 8 students in a span of five days using AI thereby getting a place on the World Book of Records, London.

With contributions from donors and help from different organisations besides the state, many government schools in Rajasthan have carved a niche with their unique design, thus generating interest among children and leading to an increase in enrolment.

Schools, Colleges Reopening 2022: While, schools in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, Rajasthan will resume offline classes from February 1, in other states of West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, schools will reopen their gates for offline classes from the first week of February

Noting that a society with more educated women develops faster, Rajasthan Governor Kalraj Mishra on Saturday said the promotion of girl child education is the need of the hour and private universities should take special steps towards it.

The regular classes for students of 6 to 8 have resumed today 20 in government and private schools with 50 per cent capacity, according to the fresh guidelines issued by the Rajasthan government on Friday.

Teachers in Rajasthan's Barmer are drawing extra efforts by taking the ''schools'' to the doorsteps of students to ensure their education does not suffer during the pandemic.

Taking a cue from the CBSE, the Rajasthan government is planning to cut short the syllabus for the current academic session on the basis of number of working days of schools.

The virtual classes will cover the syllabus of Classes 1 to 12. DD Rajasthan is available at all direct-to-home and cable networks.

For the board classes including X and XII, the course curriculum will not be changed for 2020-21. However, in 2021-22, the NCERT syllabus will be implemented in these classes too, State Education Minister Govind Singh Dotasara said.

The education department of the Rajasthan government announced that changes will be made to the biography of freedom fighter Veer Savarkar in order to teach students history in the "correct" way.

The new government in Rajasthan had its first cabinet meeting today where revision of certain textbooks and syllabus was discussed among other issues. The government will try to undo what the "saffronisation of education", the education minister said.

As part of the school syllabus revision in Rajasthan, the Bharatiya Janata Party government led by Vasundhara Raje has decided to include the references of 200 historical personalities.

Teach them when they are young so believes the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education as it has decided to include a chapter on demonetisation and cashless economy in the Class XII textbook of economics.

As the Congress gets ready to celebrate the birth centenary of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 2017, Rajasthan's ruling BJP is preparing a counter-offensive, bringing into school syllabus a chapter on her controversial legacy -- the emergency of 1975.

Rejecting allegations about the removal of references to India's first Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru from a Class VII textbook in Rajasthan, the state school education minister Vasudev Devnani said that the revised syllabus has Mr Nehru's name at 15 places in different textbooks.

The School Education Department’s RKSMBK application assessed 1.35 crore OCR sheets of 50 lakh Classes 3 to 8 students in a span of five days using AI thereby getting a place on the World Book of Records, London.

With contributions from donors and help from different organisations besides the state, many government schools in Rajasthan have carved a niche with their unique design, thus generating interest among children and leading to an increase in enrolment.

Schools, Colleges Reopening 2022: While, schools in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, Rajasthan will resume offline classes from February 1, in other states of West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, schools will reopen their gates for offline classes from the first week of February

Noting that a society with more educated women develops faster, Rajasthan Governor Kalraj Mishra on Saturday said the promotion of girl child education is the need of the hour and private universities should take special steps towards it.

The regular classes for students of 6 to 8 have resumed today 20 in government and private schools with 50 per cent capacity, according to the fresh guidelines issued by the Rajasthan government on Friday.

Teachers in Rajasthan's Barmer are drawing extra efforts by taking the ''schools'' to the doorsteps of students to ensure their education does not suffer during the pandemic.

Taking a cue from the CBSE, the Rajasthan government is planning to cut short the syllabus for the current academic session on the basis of number of working days of schools.

The virtual classes will cover the syllabus of Classes 1 to 12. DD Rajasthan is available at all direct-to-home and cable networks.

For the board classes including X and XII, the course curriculum will not be changed for 2020-21. However, in 2021-22, the NCERT syllabus will be implemented in these classes too, State Education Minister Govind Singh Dotasara said.

The education department of the Rajasthan government announced that changes will be made to the biography of freedom fighter Veer Savarkar in order to teach students history in the "correct" way.

The new government in Rajasthan had its first cabinet meeting today where revision of certain textbooks and syllabus was discussed among other issues. The government will try to undo what the "saffronisation of education", the education minister said.

As part of the school syllabus revision in Rajasthan, the Bharatiya Janata Party government led by Vasundhara Raje has decided to include the references of 200 historical personalities.

Teach them when they are young so believes the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education as it has decided to include a chapter on demonetisation and cashless economy in the Class XII textbook of economics.

As the Congress gets ready to celebrate the birth centenary of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 2017, Rajasthan's ruling BJP is preparing a counter-offensive, bringing into school syllabus a chapter on her controversial legacy -- the emergency of 1975.

Rejecting allegations about the removal of references to India's first Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru from a Class VII textbook in Rajasthan, the state school education minister Vasudev Devnani said that the revised syllabus has Mr Nehru's name at 15 places in different textbooks.