Uttar Pradesh Madarsa Curriculum – English, Computer, Science Laboratory … What is ready to teach Madrasus
The Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath government has taken a major action to make the state education system modern and commercially efficient. Now, even in madrassas, students must study Hindi and English. Sports and Physical Education will be made compulsory for 12th grade students in the state of the state. For this purpose, arrangements are being made to amend the Uttar Pradesh Marsa Education Board Act 2004. With this change, students will be incorporated into the main education.
The science laboratory will be built in Metrusas
According to the Hindustan times, computer and science education is essential in metrousas. All recognized metrusas need to create computers and scientific laboratories so that students can gain technical and scientific understanding. With this, they can make better for competitive choices and business options.
NCERT books are mandatory
To improve the quality of education, the course of the NCERT from 1 to 3 will be forced to compensate for the 4th to 8th. The purpose of this change is that Madarasa students should study the same subjects and size of state and central government schools.
Classes will be done for students in Metrousas
The rules have been decided on the building and the infrastructure. At least 5 rooms in primary level madrassas and 8 rooms for junior positions are mandatory. In addition, the library, toilets, furniture and drinking water should be ensured. This will provide the best and safe educational environment for students. To improve the quality of teachers, they will be trained in modern techniques. Along with this, a new employee system will be prepared, which will be determined at which level of madrassas.
Agriculture and Trade are studying 12th students, marks are digital
Class 12 students now have the option of studying agriculture and trade. In addition, sports and physical education will be made compulsory so that students will be fully developed. These lessons will give them better opportunities for self -employment and employment in the future. Once the marks and certificates of the Madarasa Board are digitalized, students can get digital facilities and make it easy to check the documents. This will also ensure transparency.
Minority Welfare Minister Danish Ansad Ansari said all these changes were discussed at a meeting headed by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and will be implemented soon. A special committee comprising officials of education, law, finance and minority sectors is also formed.
