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The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Karnataka government adopts NCERT textbooks from class I to X in all State board schools

J
Jayanth R.
Karnataka government adopts NCERT textbooks from class I to X in all State board schools
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The Karnataka government has mandated the use of NCERT textbooks from classes I to X across all state board schools to improve educational standards. Officials believe this alignment with national curriculum standards will better prepare students for competitive examinations like NEET and JEE.

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Standardizing curriculum across state and central boards is a major policy shift aimed at improving academic competitiveness for students in Karnataka.

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Karnataka has introduced the National Council of Educational Research & Training (NCERT) textbooks from class I in all State board schools in the State, with an aim to improve the quality education from the primary level.

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The article presents the government's rationale and includes a balanced perspective by mentioning the need for teacher training.

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