CBSE cancels registration of 26 schools in Bihar; Major schools of Patna and Gaya included; View the full list here
Patna: In a major step for student welfare, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has canceled the registration of 26 schools in Bihar for not meeting required infrastructure standards in their school premises. The CBSE supervisory body had been keeping an eye on these schools for the past few years and had been urging them from time to time to improve their facilities, but they did not bother to take any steps and that has now resulted in the cancellation of the registration of these schools, according to a report by news agency IANS.
Reason behind the cancellation of CBSE registration
It is reported that the schools charged higher fees in terms of annual fees, monthly fees and admission fees but failed to provide adequate facilities in the schools. Ultimately, the board decided to cancel the registration.
Complete list of schools whose registration has been cancelled
The schools whose registration has been canceled are Patna Muslim High School, AVN English School, Kiddy Convent High School, New Delhi Public School, Sherwood School, Doon Public School, Digdarshan Secondary School, Nizamia Public School, AVN School, Sindhu Public School, National Convent High School, Denobili Mission School, Sharon’s Public School, T. Raza High School, SDV Public School, Ashwini Public School, Model St Michael High School, Plazma Pathways School and Holy Faith International Public School in Patna district.
Schools of Gaya and Munger and Darbhanga included
In addition to the IQRA Academy, Darbhanga, RD Public School, Hajipur, Takshila School, Muzaffarpur, Rise High Public School, Aurangabad, Takshila School, Gaya, Arya Bal Shanti Niketan, Munger and Ramashray Roy Public School, Darbhangatheir registrations have been cancelled.
The CBSE has uploaded the names of the schools on the website and asked the parents not to admit their children to these schools.
What about currently enrolled students
Following the decision, around 7,000 students appearing for the board exams will be given relaxation to appear. New registration of students belonging to these schools will not be valid after the current session.
(With input from agencies)