Nep 2023-24

UPDATE, UPDATE, UPDATE! The new motto for students is ‘educate, encourage, and enlighten.’ For the upcoming academic year 2023–2024, the Indian government has introduced a number of modifications to the Here are the key amendments implemented in NEP 2023-24: • 5 + 3 + 3 + 4 Model: The ‘5 + 3 + 3 + 4 model’ will take the place of the current ’10 + 2’ school structure. This implies that classes would be divided into 4 stages: • Foundational Stage: This stage is divided into 2 parts: The first three years pertaining to pre-school followed by 2 years of primary classes 1 & 2 • Preparatory Stage: This stage pertains to classes 3 through 5 and is an introduction to speaking, reading, writing, physical education, languages, art, science and mathematics • Middle Stage: This stage includes classes 6 through 8 and introduces students to more abstract concepts in subjects of mathematics, science, social science, arts and humanities • Secondary Stage: This stage is also divided into 2 parts. Classes 9 and 10 cover the first phase, followed by the second phase for classes 11 and 12 • MCQs, MCQs and some more MCQs Good news for every student in class 10 and 12. In comparison with the previous year, the weightage for short and long answer type questions would decrease & competency-based MCQs weightage would be increased. Type of Questions Questions in Class 10 Exams Questions in Class 12 Exams MCQs 30% 20% Short answer type 30% 40% Long answer type 40% 40% • No more stream divisions Ther...

MUMBAI: With schools in the state reopening on June 15 (those in Vidarbha will start on June 30) and uncertainty over the implementation of the NEP that recommends replacing the 10+2 education structure with the 5+3+3+4, including revamping Class 10 and 12 exams, a section of teachers, students and parents was confused if Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) exams will be held in the academic year of 2023-24. “There have been concerns about whether board exams, especially for Class 10, will be held next year. The 2023-24 batch of Class 10 and 12 students will take their board exams. The state is in the process of adopting the NEP but it will not be not applicable in the academic year 2023-24,” said Gosavi said the 5+3+3+4 education structure is being wrongly interpreted by the various stakeholders, especially parents. “The five-year foundation level includes three years of pre-primary and two years of primary. Parents are mistaking it for five years of primary (Class 1 to 5), followed by three years of Class 6-8 and three years of Class 9-11,” said Gosavi. Schools too are unclear about the new education policy and its implementation in the coming academic year. “As per the new education system, we will have to make way for Class 5 in the primary section and getting to move will be a task,” said a school principal. As of now, Class 5 in most schools operates in the secondary section. In addition, schools will have to make way for Class 1...

Nagpur: Nearly a week after Nagpur University decided to implement On Tuesday, the university issued a statement that the university would not be going ahead with its plans to implement NEP from the current academic year for the undergraduate courses. The administration has also issued a statement in this regard on its website. There was no information on NEP for postgraduate courses. Quoting registrar Raju Hiwase, the statement cited “technical reasons” for the decision. “NU had made complete preparations to implement the NEP from first year courses. All the affiliated colleges too were instructed in this regard from time to time. Due to some technical reasons, NEP will not be applicable to the first-year degree UG course in university affiliated colleges (excluding autonomous colleges) from this session, as per vice chancellor Subhash Chaudhari’s directives,” it said. Registrar Raju Hiwase did not take TOI’s calls. However, NU officials said the decision was taken following the directives from the There was a lot of confusion among the colleges and students about the NEP, and NU’s U-turn would make it difficult for them, as per some teachers. “The NU top brass sat on the government resolution of April 20 for NEP’s implementation for over one and half months before suddenly imposing the decision on us, just two weeks before the start of the new session. In just six days, they withdrew their decision without quoting any concrete reason. We need to answer the students and p...

Pre Primary • Activity Books • Colouring Books • Numbers Writing • Marathi Rhymes • Cursive Writing • English Rhymes • English Alphabets • Charts for Kids • Hindi Book • Jumbo Colouring Books • Story Books • Hindi Rhymes • Marathi Books • General Knowledge Books • Alphabets Writing • Flash Cards • EVS • Small Notebooks • 3 in 1 Notebooks • Single Line Notebooks • Double Line Notebooks • Four Line Notebooks • Small Square Maths Notebooks • Medium Square Maths Notebooks • Big Square Maths Notebooks • One Side Ruled Notebooks • Both Side Plain Notebooks • Drawing Books • Graph Books • Scrapbooks • Project Exercise Books • Mandala • Professional • With the new policy “National Education Policy (NEP) 2020” in place, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has revised its assessment and evaluation practises for students in Class IX, X, XI and XIIfor the academic year 2023-24. In order to gradually align assessment with the NEP's vision, the board will integrate more competency-based questions in the Class X and XII Board examination. As a result, the Question Paper for the upcoming session will include more Competency-Based Questionsor questions that gauge how well concepts are applied in practical settings. Quick information About the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 • The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is a comprehensive policy document that outlines the vision and roadmap forthe transformation of the education system in India. • It proposes a new curriculum ...

There are a lot of changes that were made in the new National Education Policy because of the updated educational policy which we were living with for the past few years. The old education policy of India was definitely updated and it did not have a lot of changes that needed to be made to Western education. You can now take into account the national education policy for the year 2023 by checking out the article provided below. In this article, we are providing the benefits stages and also the step-by-step procedure through which you will be able to register yourself for this Policy. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • About National Education Policy- NEP A new National Education Policy was adopted by the Indian government recently because of the main loopholes which were present in the previous education policy. The new national education policy 2023 will provide a lot of individual attention to the students who have special needs and also education will be provided at all levels through the new educational policy presented by the Government of India. There are different benefits that will be provided to the people who are starting their admissions to Indian schools after the introduction of the national education policy 2023. The stages of education in India are also renovated in the new education policy and these new stages are definitely complimenting the latest educational trends around the world. Features Of National Education Policy There are a lot of features of th...

UPDATE, UPDATE, UPDATE! The new motto for students is ‘educate, encourage, and enlighten.’ For the upcoming academic year 2023–2024, the Indian government has introduced a number of modifications to the Here are the key amendments implemented in NEP 2023-24: • 5 + 3 + 3 + 4 Model: The ‘5 + 3 + 3 + 4 model’ will take the place of the current ’10 + 2’ school structure. This implies that classes would be divided into 4 stages: • Foundational Stage: This stage is divided into 2 parts: The first three years pertaining to pre-school followed by 2 years of primary classes 1 & 2 • Preparatory Stage: This stage pertains to classes 3 through 5 and is an introduction to speaking, reading, writing, physical education, languages, art, science and mathematics • Middle Stage: This stage includes classes 6 through 8 and introduces students to more abstract concepts in subjects of mathematics, science, social science, arts and humanities • Secondary Stage: This stage is also divided into 2 parts. Classes 9 and 10 cover the first phase, followed by the second phase for classes 11 and 12 • MCQs, MCQs and some more MCQs Good news for every student in class 10 and 12. In comparison with the previous year, the weightage for short and long answer type questions would decrease & competency-based MCQs weightage would be increased. Type of Questions Questions in Class 10 Exams Questions in Class 12 Exams MCQs 30% 20% Short answer type 30% 40% Long answer type 40% 40% • No more stream divisions Ther...

There are a lot of changes that were made in the new National Education Policy because of the updated educational policy which we were living with for the past few years. The old education policy of India was definitely updated and it did not have a lot of changes that needed to be made to Western education. You can now take into account the national education policy for the year 2023 by checking out the article provided below. In this article, we are providing the benefits stages and also the step-by-step procedure through which you will be able to register yourself for this Policy. Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • About National Education Policy- NEP A new National Education Policy was adopted by the Indian government recently because of the main loopholes which were present in the previous education policy. The new national education policy 2023 will provide a lot of individual attention to the students who have special needs and also education will be provided at all levels through the new educational policy presented by the Government of India. There are different benefits that will be provided to the people who are starting their admissions to Indian schools after the introduction of the national education policy 2023. The stages of education in India are also renovated in the new education policy and these new stages are definitely complimenting the latest educational trends around the world. Features Of National Education Policy There are a lot of features of th...

Pre Primary • Activity Books • Colouring Books • Numbers Writing • Marathi Rhymes • Cursive Writing • English Rhymes • English Alphabets • Charts for Kids • Hindi Book • Jumbo Colouring Books • Story Books • Hindi Rhymes • Marathi Books • General Knowledge Books • Alphabets Writing • Flash Cards • EVS • Small Notebooks • 3 in 1 Notebooks • Single Line Notebooks • Double Line Notebooks • Four Line Notebooks • Small Square Maths Notebooks • Medium Square Maths Notebooks • Big Square Maths Notebooks • One Side Ruled Notebooks • Both Side Plain Notebooks • Drawing Books • Graph Books • Scrapbooks • Project Exercise Books • Mandala • Professional • With the new policy “National Education Policy (NEP) 2020” in place, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has revised its assessment and evaluation practises for students in Class IX, X, XI and XIIfor the academic year 2023-24. In order to gradually align assessment with the NEP's vision, the board will integrate more competency-based questions in the Class X and XII Board examination. As a result, the Question Paper for the upcoming session will include more Competency-Based Questionsor questions that gauge how well concepts are applied in practical settings. Quick information About the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 • The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is a comprehensive policy document that outlines the vision and roadmap forthe transformation of the education system in India. • It proposes a new curriculum ...

MUMBAI: With schools in the state reopening on June 15 (those in Vidarbha will start on June 30) and uncertainty over the implementation of the NEP that recommends replacing the 10+2 education structure with the 5+3+3+4, including revamping Class 10 and 12 exams, a section of teachers, students and parents was confused if Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) exams will be held in the academic year of 2023-24. “There have been concerns about whether board exams, especially for Class 10, will be held next year. The 2023-24 batch of Class 10 and 12 students will take their board exams. The state is in the process of adopting the NEP but it will not be not applicable in the academic year 2023-24,” said Gosavi said the 5+3+3+4 education structure is being wrongly interpreted by the various stakeholders, especially parents. “The five-year foundation level includes three years of pre-primary and two years of primary. Parents are mistaking it for five years of primary (Class 1 to 5), followed by three years of Class 6-8 and three years of Class 9-11,” said Gosavi. Schools too are unclear about the new education policy and its implementation in the coming academic year. “As per the new education system, we will have to make way for Class 5 in the primary section and getting to move will be a task,” said a school principal. As of now, Class 5 in most schools operates in the secondary section. In addition, schools will have to make way for Class 1...

Nagpur: Nearly a week after Nagpur University decided to implement On Tuesday, the university issued a statement that the university would not be going ahead with its plans to implement NEP from the current academic year for the undergraduate courses. The administration has also issued a statement in this regard on its website. There was no information on NEP for postgraduate courses. Quoting registrar Raju Hiwase, the statement cited “technical reasons” for the decision. “NU had made complete preparations to implement the NEP from first year courses. All the affiliated colleges too were instructed in this regard from time to time. Due to some technical reasons, NEP will not be applicable to the first-year degree UG course in university affiliated colleges (excluding autonomous colleges) from this session, as per vice chancellor Subhash Chaudhari’s directives,” it said. Registrar Raju Hiwase did not take TOI’s calls. However, NU officials said the decision was taken following the directives from the There was a lot of confusion among the colleges and students about the NEP, and NU’s U-turn would make it difficult for them, as per some teachers. “The NU top brass sat on the government resolution of April 20 for NEP’s implementation for over one and half months before suddenly imposing the decision on us, just two weeks before the start of the new session. In just six days, they withdrew their decision without quoting any concrete reason. We need to answer the students and p...